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FlRsT-eLRss FaMILY HON: AND HOTEL.
TO SANTA CRUZ
Via South Pacific Coast BaiITOad
THE SHORT LlaE-eaoL AND 5EADY.
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TNROG FOOT OF MARKtT STREET SOUTH
e side), San Francisco, al $50 a. N, and 2:30
?. NJ and from San Jose at 1888 and 4:30 P. u.
II On SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS, a Special
Train leaves ut i:30 P NJ, and San jose at GAP
Returning leaves Santa Cruz, 5:35 4. Il. on SON.
DAYS and MONDAYS arriving san Francisco 9:35.
Giving two nights and day il Santa Cruz, without
loss of business hours.
~ This route is 20 miles shorter than any other,
and free from dust.
The Scerery for novelty, beauty and grandeur,
c.aBOt be surpassed.
The Roldbd s perfect, the rails heavy, the equip
ment fTst-class, with every appliance Tor speed,
safety and comfort
Sunday Exeursions, 50. Rounl trips good for
six months, So Parlor car seats, 90 cents.
Santa Cruz never had better season. The soc-
ETY. is SUPERIOR the bathing superb the hotels good,
and the town charming
R II. GARRATT, C. F. and P. 4
jy9Iplm A. H. FRACKER, General Supt.
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DISASTROUS FIRE IN NEW YORK.
The Captain of ship, His Wife and
Three Children Reported Lost.

Especial to the REcoRD-CSIoNI
NEw York, July 19sh.-At about 1880
o'clock this morning sparks from an engine
fell into a pile Of jute which had just been
landed on Harbeck's dock from the ship
Lawrence Delap, from Calcutta. The dock
was filed with heap of jute, and the flames
spread with rapidly. SO in a few minutes the
entire dock was ableze. The Delap wss the
first vessel to catch fire, and all her rigging
was burnt before she could be towed out.
Next to her, on the south side of the dock,
was the ship Perseverance,, also from Calcut-
to, which arrived yesterday. On the north
was tha ship Adams. from Calcutta. To
both these vessels the flames communicated,
and the orews jumped overheard for
safety. When the fremen reached the
dock the supports OF the roof gave way,
burying dozen fFemen and dock hands
beneath the ruins. A rescuing party was
quickly formed, and the men dragged from
the blazing pile. None we're dead. but ell
were mora or less burned and bruised. Just
then a panic occurred in the crowd, and the
Chief of the FIRE battalion gave orders tociear
the dock, as the ship Lawrence Delap, which
was OIL fire absve snd below, containing
1900 pounds Of ssltpetsr. A rush was made
by the crowd to the further end of the dock,
and while this YVES going on the hoisting
derrick, of which the supports had been
burned, fell over on the wharf with
q crash, knocking two dock men overheard.
Custom house Inspector Harrodis, in attempt
ing to escape from the ship Adams, was severe.
~ burned about the face and hands. The ships
Perseverance ard Adams had By this time
bsen towed fax ous in the stream, and tugs
poured stresms of water into their holds. The
efforts of the fremen were mainly directed to
extinguiahing the flames on board the Law
ielce Delap, upon which Il was momentarily
feared an explosion would take place. At
1870 she was still BIZ zing fercely. but the
extent of the losses is unknown. They were
undoubtedly heavy.
LArER.-The district officer at Harbeck' i
docks stated that the Captain of the Law.
renca Delap, with his vile and three chill
d,ea, are reported drowned I've dock hands
are also reported drowled. and ore sailor
killed b. falling tiyobsrs. The loas is non
estimated at between two aud thee million
| dollars.
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FALL OF BIG AERoLITE.-Joe Summer
field and MIR. Weathersby, who returned
yesterday from fishing excursion to tbs
Big Hole country, tell story OF the fall
ing OF an immense aerolite in the vicinity
Of Gibbons battle. field, where they had
taken shelter from the storm of Sunday
afternoon. About . P NJ loud crash was
heard, not unlike thunder, and shock as
of an earthquake was felt, while the
heavens were lit up with vivid Hastings OF
lightning. Looking upward they beheld
the clouds torn ssunder, and from the riff.
large body was seen descending to the
earth, followed By fieecy train OF smoke
or vapor. The rushing of the body through
the air, as If hurled by some celestial cata-
putt, was a fearful sight, and created q
noise like the thunder OF an express train.
The aerolite buried itself in the earth 100
yards from the cabin which they occupied,
and when it struck the ground the concus-
sion caused the cabin to shake as If struck
by cyclone, and made report like the
explosion of powder magazine, which
must have been heard for miles around.
Recovering from their fright, they hurried
TO the spot, and found a hole about three
feet deep. Upon digging down they came
TO solid block of what appeared to be
lava, in the form Of truncated cone, and
weighing from 500 to 600 pounds. The
surface, which was still hot, and emitted
a sulphurous smell, was covered with a
greenish crust. full of small holes, such IS
might be made by finger tips in a soft
paste. The gentlemen brought in several
pieces OF the astral visitor, one Of which
wiz be placed in George Newkirk's cab
inet.-Butte tMontanal Miner, june 9th.
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Ar Spri sfeld john Kelly is reported to have said
in speech OF recent delivery, that Tilden in 1877
should have appealed to the people to seat him, as
against the decision OF Congress- This leads
HGrPer's Weekly to ask Mr. Kelly if lie is aware
that there is such instrument as the Constitution
Of tie United States OF America. That instrument
would have been the warrant for Mr. Tildens arrest
as an enemy of the country had he made any such
attempt ut rebellion So 1den is wiser than Kelly,
and better citizen. The faction Mr. Kelly leads,
the sane authority points out, denounced Randall
for not plunging the country into civil war when
he vas Speaker. Yet it is slid that New York car
nat give Democratic majority without the consent
and aid Of this Kelly and his faction. This is
the leader party puss torwarl which asks to be
gwen the reins OF government 1t may veil be
asked if the people are ready to intrust to such men
the sacred duties that follow the exercise Of the
great charge CT conducting the Government Of the
nation
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Tus San Francisco Examiner proceeds upon the
theory that fasehood adhered TO is as good as the
truth The fact distinctly stated in print over
the signature Of railroad Official, that the two en-
eineers who caused the recent accident the mole
at oaklSnd had been discharged. The matter was
referred 10 editorsIly by the RECORD UNION to Illus
trate the mendacity of the Chronicle, which was
driven to retrsct its false charge. that the men were
still employed by the company. The Eraaiaer,
however bent on persistent Misrepresentation. re-
terstes the story in the face OF the proven facts
and said Thursday that, Tar it had been able to
learn, steps had been taken to lead to the pun
iAhment or dismissal of the offenders This is a
confession, on its part, of inability to ascertain
fact as well known as any other local eTent-or
else Of its deliberate intention to falsify.
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PACIFIC COAST TtLIGRAMS.
Child Lost in the Mountains.

FRESNO, July 19sh.-Information has
reached here to the effect that little girl,
aged Abou. 10 year,, the daughter of a Dir.
Wilson, a resident of the Central Colony, was
los. in the Sierra Nevada mountains few
days ago. The particulars Of the matter are
that the families of b. Marks, Mr.. Wilson
and others went to the mountains to spend
the summer, and located at Dinkey creek,
about sixty miles east OF Fresno. Last Sun
day, Mr.. Wilson's dsughte. and two other
young girls went out walking together, and
wandered along the creek, and by SONS
means or other Wilson's daughter fell into
the creek. Her companions advised her to
90 back 10 camp and put on dry clothes.
| They then crossed the creek, and supposed
the little gicl knew which way 60 go, but she
did not, and started in an opposite direction,
so it seems. The otcer children paid
no attention to her. but continued their
walk, and on their return home
! found that she had not arrived.
avail. All the campers turned out to
look for her. They trailed her southwark
nearly TO the Dinkey creek grove of big
trees, when she turned and wan dered north
ward but 40 further trace OF her had been
| found up to 9 O'clock yesterday morning.
| Information of she sorrowful event was sent
TO the saWiaills, work was stopped snd all
hands started ous in search of the missing
| child. It is hardly probable that the child
hss survived the fright ard exp lsure attend
| ant upon suca an sffsir, snd the worst Is to
! ce feared.
Outrage gesr san eaGael.
SAN RAFAEL, July 19.h-At about 9
o'clock last evening John Kittle and wife
were riding through Ross valley, when a
rnan with a gun jumped out from TIE brush
and ordered them to stop. Ths order was
misunderatood, o. Mr.. Kittle did not zee
thss the man was AIMED, for he drove on.
Immediately the man raised his gun and
fred, shooting AIrs. Kittle IN the arm. The
tssm did NOT stop, however, ard was soon
out Of range OF the assailant. Il YVES then
found that the gun had besn loaded with
small hird-5hot, and that Mrs Kittle, On that
account. had not received ssrioua injuries,
Mrs. Kittle is vel! known as She daughter Of
! General Allen.
SECOND DISPATCHl
San RAFAEL, July 1854 Charles Culver
ga ex convict, was taken in charge this fore
noon by ex-Shsriff Tulsiesd and turned over
60 Sheriff Mason, OF suspicion ct being thc
person gho attempted to atop Mr.. and Mira
Kittle on the Ross valley road last night, ant
| failing TO 10 go, shot at thee, woundipg Mrs
! Ki5ile. He was arrested at what is known
az tbs Portuguese ranch, near Laginital
Lake. lie was sittiag down, eating break
last. oHd offered no .esistarca. Hs WAS re-
leased from San Quentin on the 14th Of ihii
month, after serving cut E sentence of threj
years, having besa sens from Napa county
FOX ETend larceny.
Carpenters Injured.
STOCKTON, July 19.h.-Robert Sissy, . car
psnter, st work building = warehouse 81
5hsrsi's mills, had his right leg terribly
smashed to-day by a falling rafter. William
Cohen, another carpsnter, was badly bruised
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HOE PRESS FoR SALE.

We have st the RsoeRD-UEIoE Office two large
doube.cyfnder Hoe presses in perfect order one oil
which viii be sold at low price, and upon easy
terms. The sizeof bed-pIate is 4ox6O inches. The
purchaser can have his choice Of the presses. The
object in seiiipg ia to replace with OF rapid
o,orlr
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lies | Plies | PilaS IA Speciality
j W. Hartley. M. D..

|nF NEW YosK-PHELAE BUILDING, SAN
W Francisco uemorrhoids piles, Fistulss. u
GERS Fissures, and all diseases of the Ieesum, of
whatever character successfully and radically cured
in two Elk weeks, without the knife, igature or
acids. The treatment is painless, and attend TO
business wolfe under treatment.
PSTsEEts-I have selected from hundreds o.
patients few names: John J. Mitchell, VI. D.,
President New York State Medical Sooisty Judge
George VI Reynolds BROOKLYN Court, New York
Rev. Vincent Palen, Post Chaplain, United Statss
Army, Camden, N. j.; Hon. j. Pisrrepont Edwards,
British Vice Consul New York city; II II. Brom-
ley, oil merchant 43 Sacramento street, San Fran
cisco iy9O-fpimMWF
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According to the assessment roll, Los
Angeles county has 90, 600 acres under irri-
CATION. That ia $1,000 more than year
ago. There are ], $50 srtesian wells, 600
miles OF irrigating bitches, 80. O00 acres ct
corn, $50, 640 orange trees, and %, COO, 600
orapeyines.
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"Tbe same measure will not suit all
oircums tsuces" But Kidney Wort suits all
casss of liver, bowels and kidney diseases
and their eoleomitants. pilss, constipation,
diabetes. ague. etc. Try it and you viii say
Ri too.
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TIE story is going the rounds that 10 oolored man
ever received letters patent for az invention. It
suces to state that there is no truth in the ruor
Not larga number. bat goodly number Of yalu-
able pttenss have been granted to eolored men. rs
the records o. the Patent Oaiccitiselose.
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4 sBw THEORY relative to flushing sewers has OBJ
tsined that IS Of interest 1t is shown that when
sewer hiss rushing through 1t an unusually large
quantity OF water, from hose or sudden shower,
the noxious gases are conprcssedand forced upward
into the house pipes When the process goes on,
then al doors and windows should be thrown open
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Entries for the following cycats Tor 1876 v,

Entries fCr the following eyeRts for l5S4-5 we've
ordered TO be closed with the above races:
No. l. RUNNiNG-Califo Derby - ie-For
fosls OF 1881. 10 be 40 the State Iair o. 1854
1900 added second horse, Sl00 third $50.
No. ,. Same stake, Tor foas Of 1882, Ia DC run at
the State Fair # 1855. Same conditions.
No. g. RUNNING Maturity stake Tnree-inils
dash, i0c four ye2r-olds in 1854 sIGC entrances /;
SIS forfsit s!0n added. Second horse sle0 :
tn r., so. To be run at the state Fir ut ISL
No. l. RUNNING California Annual Stlke-f1r
two year-ods, foals OF 1852. Dash OF one mile !;
800 entrances; sl5 forfeit $3.50 added. Second
horse. $-00 third, $40 To ue run at the Fair q
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sIXEN nAY-saturd v. seal. q.

No. % -TRoTTING-Free FOR all. Purse, ), 200.
No. 23-oCcIDENT sTAkE-Closod Janulry l,
1882, with fifteen nominations
No. q TBoTpING-Purse, $500, for yeeriings.
One mile dash.
No. 25-TBOTFiNG-Three minute class Purse,
81 coz. Entries TO cl0fc May Is, 1883 at which
time $50 and a hiatt per can't Of e. trance must be
paid two and a hllt per cent. payable July lst,
and FIVE per cent. august lst. TO ll ten horses
must pay first instslimput Parties not making
payments when due for cit their previous pay
n4ents, and are debarrsd from starting.
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NOTHING builds no shattered constitutions
50 quickly as Browns Iron Bitters.
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sKIsAY MTE.-"IWells' Health Remover
restores health and vigor. cures dyspepsia.
impotence. 81,
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Or. Ea Mars seminui Plfla eare ali
cases oi Seminal Weaknefs Loss Of vigor Nocturnal
Emissions, lmy9tency, Nervous and Physjcsl De-
hiiitT, and all thst cas5 q complaints arising from
Excess, IndiscrsTion or Abuse. TIE old find In this
remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young 4 safeguard and protection. DR. La Mas
SESIEAL Pills restore the Sexual Organs debitai1d
from Wha ever cause, to their prestina Yigor Price
g. SO per bottle Sent G. o. y. by express - a-Y
address, secure from observation. Address an orders
TO 4 MGB0yLE = CO., Druggists. Postotfee BIx
1852 San Francisco. u29 I'm
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r.. 81. MAY z 10,

= .
DRoPRtEToRs or FULTON MARKET. 42s
4 and 80 st, corner Filth, Sacramento, Cal.
Wholesale dealers n Butter, Eggs Produce, Fruit.
Fish. Came, TFoaicsl Fruits and Poultry. Country
oTders promptly flied. Pe-soitce Box .37 iy2o-tf
e FosgEE. J. 0. FUEsroz.
1856. z. FOSTER . Co., 1888.
DooK BINDERS, PAPER RULERS AND
, BiAnk-Dook Manufacturers, 10 $40 street,
between Third ard Fourth. Sacramento. jyS0-zpd
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FAIR! 4$8&- FAIR
THIRTEENIu ASNUAL EXHIBITION
81 DORADO DISTRICT AGPICUL1 URAL AssociA'
TON, NO.

-oF
81 DORADO DISTINCT AGPICUL1 URAL Ass0GiA'
Ti0s, NO. 8
Comprising the counties Of Nevada, Placer, FL
Dorado. Aoador, Alpine and Mono, will be held at
GRASS VALLEY, Nevada county, Cal, en- Tues
day, Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
september4 5, g. Z, 1858. Over SIS. 600 in Premiums
to be awarded.
Ag SPEED Programme AT WATT PARK: ia
FzRsT DAY-TUf SDAY, SEPT. 4.
No. L RUNNING Three quarters Of mile dash,
for two-year Odds; purse. 5000.
No. 2-RUNNING-on mile and repeat purse,
$500.
NJ. S-TRoITING-Three-m minute class; purse,
SECOND DAy-wgDNEsDAY. SEPT. ).
No. 4-TROTTING-Free for all; purse. $500.
No. 5-RUNNING Three fourths Of a mile and re-
peat purse $500.
No. G-PACING-Purse, $500.
THIRD DAY-TBURsDAY. SEPT. 6,
NO. 7-TRoTrING OR PAoIsG-For double
teams; owners t. drive best two IN three; mile
No. S@BioYCLE RAoE-Ralf mile and repeat {;
No ~iwAIKISG-For stations; one mile purse,
No. io-RUKNING- mile and repeat; purse,
FouRru DAY-ERspAy. SEPT. !.
No 11-RUNNING free for all; mile heats;
No. I22PACtNG -Free FOR all purse, $500
No. I3--S.UNAISG- Half mile aud repeat; purse,
$3.50.
FtgTu DaY-sATEGDAY, sEPT. 9.
No l4-TRoTTISG-For ga class; free for ali ;
No. ' I51N oTELTY RACE. RUNSIEG-Freef for all;
one nile dash first horse ont at first quarter,
SIS: FIRST horse out at second quarter. SO first
horse out at third quarter, SIS first horse out At
miles end SO. Total amoUnt q purse. $50.
No I6-SADDbE-HORSE RACE-kUENING-Fo
District horses who have never won money; catch
weights half mile dash purge, $50.
No. I7-MULE RACE-hUNNING- Go az you
please; free for all; entrance fee, 81 5Oi purse,
SO
Total amount Of premiums, 81, 400.
Amount OF premiums in Pavilion, 81 00O.
Entries to all the above races, except Nos Z, s. O.
I5 10 and IT. close with the Secretary on Wednes-
day. August Is, 1883.
All races restricted to horses owned in the District
prior to July !, 1888, except where specified free
MORNING ENTERTAINMENTS.
FIRST DAY.
Garrc of Cricket. between the Clubs Of the Dis.
trice, for purse oi $50.
SECOND DAY
Lsd es' Tournament ior sundry prizes valued
A Roys' Tournament for sundry prizes valued
at $780, THIRD DAY.
Base Ball Match, for Clubs in the District,
FOR purse Of $50.
Grand Stock Parade.
FOURTH DAY.
Gland giGenn Shooting Tournament, I'M
der the auspices OF the Grass Valley SpoTtsman's
Club, eenined 10 residents of District prior to
July !, 1888, for purse CT soc, divided into ap-
propri1ts prizes.
FIFTH DAY.
Grand stock Parade and Award Of Premiums.
GtO G. BLA&GHARD, President.
Address I'll Communications to
4, " R1BEkfS Assistant Secretary.
Grass Valley, Nevada county, Ca.
iyls-2wA T9w&su0-lT 5ow
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$4,000 ii PufEG8 and Stakes
CALF G9RasaA
STATE FAIR
SPEED PROGRAMME.
FEesT nAy-Menaar, sei.t. 10

fEEST DAY-Monstay. scyt. 10
NO. 1-RUNNING-INFBO DUCTION STAKE
for all ages. Three quarters u a mile dash So
entranee; SO forfeit; $3.50 added $50 10 second :;
third TO save stake.
80. 2-RCGNING CALIFORNIA DERBY STAKE
for foal5 Of 1888. Oae.a.d.s-half mile dash ::
$50 entrance p. p $50 added Second horse,
Sl00; third, $50. Closed August !, 1882, with
no. RUNNING - CALIFORNIA ANNUAL
STAKE fer tyo-year Odds fJals Cf 1881 Dash
Of one Eie; $40 entraoes So forieiS; $3.50
added. Second colt, 81 o third, 30 Closed
AUgust J, 1882, with twerty-twO nominations.
No. 4--bCNNiNG-HURDLE RACE. A dash of a
nile and QGarteF over fi7e hurdles Purse $3.50,
Of which So to second horse; entrance free,
Three TO start.
Ne. 5-TR0TTING- class. Purse, 81, 900.
SECOND DAY-g,sesfey, sept. IL.
| No. 6-TRoTTIEa sFAKE. s'le heats for two
ye2r-oils. Ciosed April :, 1888, with fourteen
nominations.
No. 7-TROTTlNG. Purse, 81 COO, for iour-year.
olas and nalss.
No. 8-TRoITiNG- class. Purse, 81, $50
THfTD Wednesday, sepg. 81
No. 9-EUNEiNG- MATURITY sTAKE.. For
four yea--ods. Dash Of three miles SlG0 en-
tr55ce SO forfeit; ssoG ed3ed Second bo-se
si5o third $50. Closed in 1882 With eeven norl-
nations
No. lo-RUNNING -NIGHTGAWK STARE. Dash
# ore nile for oil ages; $50 entrance; SO for
felt 500 added. Second horse, SO /; third SO :;
Stake TO he named eiteT winner IL Sieh;hswk's
time-1:t21-is beaten
No. lI--SELLING RACE. Purse, $3.50, Of which
$50 to second horse; entr nee free one mile and
repeat. Il GOO fNe3 valuation two pounds ufT for
each 500 below and two pounds sdded for each
Si00 above fixed value.
No. RUNNING HURDLE RACE. s dash of
one and hal miles OvcrsiX hu' dee. Purse $3.50,
o; which $50 to .eeeoad hoIse; entrance free.
Three to start.
No. -TRoITiNG- class. Purse, s, POO.
F0gRSM .sAY-thuTsaay, Sept. 81.
No. l4-TRoTTISG-2:2O class Purse. 81, 200.
No. 15-Tk0T1ING-For three-year.olds and uu.
der. Purse 81 900.
No. I6-PAGING-2:25 class. Pure, 500
FIFTH DAY-Eriday. sept IA.
No. 17-FREE HANDICAP STAKE-Two miles
and quarter; $50 entrance; 50 declaration;
$500 added 800 to second horse third to save
stake. Weights announced September Sth. Dec
laraticn September 10th at p. NJ.
No. IS RUNNING and FilIy StGke-for two
year. ODDS. One mile dash S2j entrance SO for.
felt 500 added ; $50 to second colt third to
save stake. Winner of two-yesr old stake first day
toc,rry FIVE pounds extra
No. 19-RUNNING One mile dash for three.year-
ODDS. Purse, $3.50, Of which $50 to second horse :;
entrance free.
No. 2O-RUNNING-Coa Purse $3.50 one
mile and repeat for beaten horses; trance free
SO to second horse.
No. 21-RUNNiNG-Hur Face Purse, $50. Of
which $50 to second horse. One mile ard repeat
over four hurdles; entrance free. Three to start.
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lNPohTAmT noTfCE

4 LARGE STOCK OF CHICKERIyG EzxE.e
"A Pianos just received at the wareroonis III q r
of L. K. HAMMER, $50 ) street. rn5-2plm
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SPEED Programme At WATT PARK; q
REpST RAsN-TIs SHAY SRPr
SECOND pAy-WgDSysDAY. SEPT
THIRn nAY-TnURsDAY. sEPT.

no. 4-TROTTING-Fre for all purse. $500.
No. 5-RUNNING- Three fourths Of a mile and re
peat; purse, $500
No G-pAgING-pur $500
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Boston, July 19th.-All the operators here
but two have struck. The women operators
have also gone ort.
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Comprising the counties Of Nevada, Placer, FL
Dorado. Arador, Alpine and Mono, will be held at
GRASS VALLEY, Nevada county, Cal, en- Tues
day, Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
september4, 8, g. 1858. Over 5000 in Premiums
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SECOND DISPATCH.l

STOCKTON, July 19.h.-Robert Ssay car
psntsr, st work building = warehouse at
5hsrsi's mills, had his right leg terribly
smashed to-day by falling rafter. William
Cohen, another carpenter, was badly bruised.
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