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ROLLER SKATING.

FENHE SACRAMENTO ROLLER SKATING AS
81 ISOLATION is now in active operation at the
Pavilion (main hall), corner Sixth and NJ streets
Open every morning from 10 to II; afternoons
from to 4;30i evenings, from 730 to 93O (sundays
excepted Morning sessions for lady members
only The public are not admitted The respect
able portion OF the community are invited to nem-
bership. Leave address at N. s. Hammers drug
store, corner OF Fourth and X streets Member
are permitted to bring their visiting friends frop
abroad. No residents will be admitted unless ha, :
ing been fully approved by the committee of =
association
BRASS BAND will be in attendance Tuesd -
Thursday and Saturday evenings; skating to G ~
tinue one hour longer (until 1o:30) Saturday e. @
Inc In order to enable the management to ,en
sassssed Ok can,s 49, -. a9 5s inelipers WI be
Membership free passes will not be accept ~ ~
dne on snterins Naso,,o-ass S,li Iees Till be
will 10 o;rsn ona ot,t nc oeAsing - rniyals
place on March ~, 1883 8. R.
]. L. WALTON, Manager. feJ 50, .. a
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DISCOVERIES AT THE ACRoPoLIs Some
very interesting discoveries have just been
made on the acropolis of Athens. The
rubbish heaps between the Parthenon and
the Museum, where remains of the old
Parthenon have already been found, have
now yielded several pieces of archaic sculp.
ture. Among these are figure of Athens,
quite perfect, with the dress descending to
the feet, which are shod with red slippers
with pointed toes; seated figure Of the
goddess, similar to fragmentary one
already found on the same spot, in the
Egyptian style, with tablet on the lap !;
and the upper part of a bas-relief repre-
senting charioteer whose head is turned.
The unskillfulness of the artist has twisted
it completely round. This colors upon this
has relief are still brilliant. Besides these
relics of early art, large marble hand
with serpent upon it, as we'll as two SER
penis entwined together, one Of which has
it's mouth wide open, have also been dis
covered. They probably belong to shrine
of the daughter Of Asklepios which stood
In this part of the acropolis. Il should be
added tbat the head and upper part of the
body OF the SO. called Egyptian Athena are
wanting. L The Academy.
! Past services should not be forgotten By
| the recipients.
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GENERAL NEWS.

The Count of the Governments Cash
CoId-bIoeded Murder In yirsinia-De-
ssruetton by Fire-Aaother Theatrical
sensatlon-The Jesutts Of Maryland
Crime stat,siics-rhe STAR oute Case
Charge or fnssriidatIon-FIood EHimt-
nent at New orleans-Anairs in For
eIsn Landslide.
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MILITARY CHANGES.

The following changes have occurred during
the month of March, 1888, among the COM
missioned officers of the National Guard of
California
Commissioned division staff John r.
Sayers, Lieutenant. Colonel and Division In.
specsor, vice Chamberlain, term expired ;
Charles A. Kenney, Major and Abide. Camp,
vice Britain, term expired; Lyman G. Parke,
lieutenant Colonel and Engineer Officer, vice
Wagner. term expired.
Second Brigade-Thomas H. Griffin, Ma
jor and Qusrtermaster on stsff, vice Stubs,
resigned; Vanderlynn Stow, Msjor end Com
missary on stsff, vice Griffin, appointed
Qusriermaster Charles f. Hsnlon, NJ jor
and Psymaster on staff, vice Redding, failed
to qualify. First Infantry Reeiment-Ccp-
tain Louis l.. Cromwell, Oakland Light Cav
airy, Lieutenant Colonel, vice Turnbull,
promoted. Second Artillery Regiment
William d. Waters, Captain Company II,
vice Bigley, retired; James w. Reinfeld,
First Lieutenant Company II, vice Waters,
promoted; Thomas f. O'Neil, Second Lieu
tenant Company 81, vice Reinfeld, promoted
Edward M. Greenway, Senior Second Lieu
tenant Company b, vice Reynolds, promoted /;
c. G. Fisher, Junior Second Lieutenant
Company B, vice Macdonald promoted ;
William R. Quinan, Captain Company F,
vice Bal, resigned; Thomas S. Taylor, re.
tired. First Lieutenant Company f, vice
Pike, retired. Fifth Infantry Battalion
Albert L Smith, Captain and Adjutant on
staff of Lieutenant Colonel commanding, vice
self, resigned.
Fourth Brigade, First Artillery Regiment
Hiram Allen, Second Lieutenant Governors
Guard Cadet Corps. with rank from Fsbru-
airy &c, 1888. vice Swift, resigned.
Siyth Rri1ada--Tahn q Chairman Maio~
and Judge Advocate on staff, vice Mason,
deceased. Eureka Guard (unattached)-Jas
7. Keleher. Captain, vice Freese, resigned
John S. Crichtor, Second Lieutenant, vice
Ke'eher, promoted.
l-Francis V. Bell, Captain Com.
pany i, Second Artillery Regiment, Second
Brigade, per S. o. No Is. March &c, 1888.
The orders placing Major A. D. Grim
wood. late Of the Second Brigade staff Col.
William B. Burtis, late Assistant Adjutant-
General, and Lieutenant Colonels S. z. Mic
dleton and w. II. Chamberlain, late of the
division staff, on the retired list, vera re-
voked by Special Orders No. IL, March 10,
1888.
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THE FORMATION OF CRATRRs IN THE
MooS.-At late meeting of the Academy
of Sciences at New York, experimental
researches on the formation of the peculiar
craters in the moon were communicated by
M. Bergeron. He sends hot air through a
brass tube into melted bat gradually cool.
ing mass of Woods alloy. The bubbling
of the air forms circular space, first like
circus ring and then like crater. Soon,
however, the mass becomes pasty, and
forms a cone in tho middle. Some shghtly
different effects were had with other alloys,
| such as a mora broken up appearance on
the side OF the cone. An interruption Of
the current gave rise to the formation Of
two conceutTic orators,
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PROBATE NOTICE.

I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT, COUNTY OF
4 Sacramento, State of California. In the matte
of the estate OF ABRAM L. HUTCHINSON, de-
ceased Now here, on the I'd day of March, 1888, it
appearing to the Court that the appraisers appointed
by the Court herein have fled their spprGisement
OF the homestead of the deceased, appraising it's
value at the time of the appraisement and also at
the time the homestead ecied, it is therefore
ordered by the Court that APRIL 10, 1888, at the
Opening Of the Court be fixed for hearing objections
to such appraisement from all persons interested
therein and that notice of such hearing be given by
publishing copy of this order in the S SACRAMENTO
DAILY RECORD UNION, daily from April 3, 1888, 10
April i 8, 1888, both days inclusive.
JOHN W. ARMSTRONG,
Judge Of the Superior Court of said county and
= State.
ByJ. P. ELDRED, Deputy Clerk.
FREEMAN s. BAzEs. Attorneys.a a3-td
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WHEN shall we have an end of Langtry skeletons I?
1t was not enough evidently that we should be
worried fer three months and more with Mrs. Lang.
trys personal troubles, but we are afflicted by
visitation in the form of an elopement by Miss
Langtry. who being in the thirties should be con-
sdered old enough to DO as she chooses in selecting
a husband without public interference.
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CONDENSED TELECRAMS.

The National Debt-Another Victim OF
the Chicago Cable Cars-The Nicaragua
Canal-ConkfiDg's TriaI-The Postmas-
ter.Generalship- Another swedish Arctic
Expedition California Trout in New
York-The Legion OF Honor swindied
Etc.
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TIE San Francisco Post agrees with the RECORD
UNION entirely in its estimate of equalizer Markeys
plan for asceraining the correctness OF the methods
employed by County Assessors. Thu plan is wholly
i'm nracticable
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CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE and Justice Gray Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States will visit Cali
fornia the coming summer. Bar associations might
with appropriateness take steps to formally welcome
these distinguished jurists.
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contained 400 pounds of powder, the force Of
which sent 1900 pound bod wheel long
distances. If the explosion had occurred ten
minutes later there would have been consid-
ersble loss of life. The pacuniary less is
tIifing.
The Fire Record.
LEOMINsTER (Msss.), April 2i-Ths large
leather mills snd outbuiidings Owned and
managed by j. A. Harwood, were burned
yesterday. Lose, 500. coo; insurance, ST.
000.. Seventy. five hands are thrown cut Of
employment.
Therm0meirfcai.
New YORK, April 2d--Midnight.-Hig
est temperature to-day, AZ lowest, ST.
CHICAGO, April %. = Highest temrera-
ture to day. 81; lowest, So.
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TIE New York Times is authority for the charge
that the ordinary New Yorker says wot for what,
ware for where, "weai for wheel, and is ad-
dcted to other like barbarisms of speech.
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An communications for publication, and all
letters upon business with this Office, should be
addressed RECORD UxIos, WEEKLY UyIos, or The
Sacramento Publishing Company.
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THIS State either advances in material wealth.
stands stu, or retrogrades This year 1t advances.
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TAXES! TAXES /!
1888.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
Az assessment RoJ Of the taxable property of the
City Of Sacramento treL estate and PERSONAL for
the fiscal year 1888 has this day been received that
the city taxes for said fiscal year are due and
payable at the offce CT the undersigned, Koom No.
l, Water Works building. Said taxes win be de-
linquent on the
Second Monday in May, 1853,
And that unless paid prior thereto, five per cent.
will be add to the amount thereof. Please furnish
the Office with memorandum OF your property,
which can be done through the Postofice, if more
convenient, and your bills will be made out and
ready for you when you call; or, if you request,
sent to your address. Tits being done, examine
your bills, ard if correct inclOse check drawn to
ORDER and when collected recepted bills will be
sent to you. GEO. A. PUTNAM,
City Tax Collector.
Sacramento ArriI 1899 40
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P1sTPoF,eme MI

OF The GRAND COURsIEG
~ Match and Excursion. Open TO all 1872
Dogs in the Stale win Re held on Car 49,
penters Ranch, the line of the PIacervilie RAM
road on SUNDAY, APRIL sth, by the Sacramento
Valley Coursing Club. AL entries have to be made
on or before April 7th Entrance fee S. Drawing
of Dogs and election of judge and stewards will take
place same evening. Cars VIII leave the Depot at 8
o'clock on the morning of April sth Fare for the
round trip, 81. All communications addressed to
N. A. HOWARD, Secretary of Sacramento Valley
Coursng Club. mg1 4t
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IcoihArDo FROM LAST NIGHTS DIsrArcHrs.l
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lsrrolAl DISPATCHES TO rHn nnsoaD.unOr.l
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statistics of Crime.

NEW York, April 2d.-The Telegram, COM
menting on the statistics of crime in seven
American cities, viz: New York, Philadel-
phie, Baltimore, Boston, Cincinnati, Chicago
and San Francisco. says: From a comparison
of these figures, Boston and Chicsgo are the
least bloodthirsty; Baltimore, with popu-
Iation eaualized to New York city, would
produce fifty homicides year; Cincinnati
would produce eighty, San Francisco would
produce 155, and Philadelphia would have
only thirty-ene. 1t is not surprising to learn,
as enc does from these figures, that San Fran
cisco is relatively the most ferocious Of the
older cities on the continent
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UnfavorabIe Business showing.

Boston, April 2d.-The total gross ex-
changes at twenty-six leading clearing houses
Of the United States for the week ending
March 31st were 1884, 922, 678, being de-
crease of SO LILO per cent. The exhibit this
week is decidedly unfayorable one, both
when compared with that of last week and
with the corresponding week of last year.
The falling off is owing 10 measure to the
excessive dullpess of the New York and Bos-
ton stock markets.
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Another Theatrical Row.

New York, April 2d.-Catherine Lewis,
the opera bouffe actress, has had q row with
her husband, Arfwedson, who has also been
acting IS her manager, and has discharged
him from the latter position, and it is limited
she will also endeavor Co dissolve the existing
matrimonial partnership. With the begin.
ming of the last dramatic season Miss Lewis
decided to employ her own company, and she
gave Arfwedson control of the money. A
little more than week ago Arfwedson began
inviting his wife's employees to champagne
suppers, and indulging in faro and poker with
the receipts of his wife's performances. Find
ing himself short of money, he telegrsphed
to John Stetson, of Booths Theater, in this
city, for $3.50 in advance on his wife's engage
ment. Stetson sent word to Miss Lewis and
the deuouement followed. Mics Lewis called
him to an accounting, and then she told him
to go. He went to the Morton House, and
Miss Lewis saw him no more.
Eighteenth week OF the Star Route Trial.
WASHINGTON, April 2d-Ths first star
route trial lasted fifteen weeks. The eight
zenith week of the second trial began this
morning, and the end still appears long way
off. Merrick resumed the cross.examination
of Dorsey about the instructions he had given
to Boone relative to bidding for contracts, but
nothing Of special interest was developed.
An Unprovoked Murder.
FORTRESS MONROE (Va.), April 2d.-A
brutal murder occurred last night in the bar
room of tho Barnes Hotel, at Hampton, Va.
Thomas Phillips, quiet and inoffsnsiye citi-
zsn, in passing the hotel, was met by sn old
acquaintance, P. Joyce. who invited him in
to take drink. Phillips refused to drink,
but accepted cigar, aud while standing at
the counter Joyce deliberately shot him
through the heart, without any provocation
whatever. After the shooting Joyce placed
the pistol in Phillips pocket and fed. JORGE
las bsen arrested ard lodged in iaiI. he is
the clerk of the National Soldiers Hcms.
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NEW YoRK. April 2d.-The Herald pro-
poses that the Republicans nominate Samuel
j. Randall for President next year, agresing
with the Brooklyn Eagle that Vandalism
is Republicanism spread over Pennsylvania I;
Republicsnism is Vandalism spread over the
entire country" The Herald adds: IF
nominated we believe the Republicans will
carry the election. Randall is an sstute pol
iticisn and worker. He is all right on the
silver question; he has lately favored an i'm
provement of the Mississippi river he will
agree to do Whatever will seem expedent
gainst the Mormons he has not stolen any
thing or been conspicuously concerned in
jobs, and on the question of the tax and tariff
reform he is as good Republican as William
d Kalleyn
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fg Office Hours from 10 to II. and to 4. sun
Gays, from 10 ts u. ml22ptf
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Past services should not be forgotten by
the recipients.
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The First Payment.

WASHINGTON, April 2d.-The actirg Secre
tary of the Treasury to-day Issued warrant
for the payment of S2,05l to A. II. Garland,
Of Little Rock. This is the first payment
made under the appropriation of $3.50. 600
made st the last session of Congress fer the
return OF the surplus proceeds Of lands sold
for direct taxes.
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Jesuits In Maryland.

BALTIMORE, April 2i.-Great preparations
are being made by the Jesuits in Maryland
for the celebration of golden jubilee on the
anniversary Of the establishment of Mary
land province. on Sunday, April 18th. The
Jesuits ara very powerful in this State, hold
ing large tracts of land, estimated at nearly
10000 acres in counties, as well as valuable
church and college property. The jubilee will
also be the 250sh anniversary of the landing
Of the Fathers of the Order in Maryland. On
the Sunday chosen for the anniversary there
will be imposing ceremonies at st. Ignatius
Church, connected with the Loyola College in
~.
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The following changes have occurred during
the month of March, 1888, among the COM
missioned officers of the National Guard of
California
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ST.. LOUIS. April 2d-The Legislature
passed q bill that no railroad company in
this State shall advance freights without first
giving twenty days notice Of the proposed
change by posting the new schedule in three
conspicuous places on each of its freight and
passenger depots. The penalty for viola
ton of this law is $500.
Proposed Tunnel Under Niagara River.
BUFFALO, April 25.-A petition signed by
lsrge number Of capitalists has been pre-
sented to the Council, asking grant to build
tunnel under tie Niagara river, TO receive
% per cent. Of the profits Of the same when
completed.
Double Powder MilI Explosion.
Hartford, April ed.--The double powder
mill at Hazsrdyillc blew up this forencen. It
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-30
WISE

In an article upon the subject OF
"Nevada Farming" the Carson Index
IN the following paragraph pistures the
situation in this section aud makes q
valuable suggestion:
1.-The question nov arises whether
Nevada mill, rs can III rd to pay cash
for the good article, mill 1t into mer-
ehantable brrnds Of -four aud d,pend
upon Nevada custom fo= remuneration.
Sipeulaily the question is by NO means
free from officially aud uncertainty.
Almost universally Nevada people, ia
Guiding farmers. buy their -four at the
stores Tor cash or credit. and insist
upon the best article in the market
having no faith in Nevada brands. The
truth is, however, that Nevada -four is
just rs fiue as any in The market. Our
farmers sbould pa;ronizs it for the rer-
son that il IL made from Nevada pro
duets aul n cash market for Nev.tda
wheat OF good quality Is thus secured.
Nsighbor iralousies should bs sup
pressed. Neighbor should stand shout
der to Shoulder with neigLbor in. the
effort to make the commonwealth sSlf-
sustaining. No man prospers unless
his neighbors reap more or less bene-
fit thsrefrom."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-30
Mysterious Death Of Child.

About | o'clock Wednesday says the
Times.Review, W. Wil,iaws was RAISING
through Il cross street in the lower end
Of town HEALING tom Mia sire t to
West Avenue, when he noticed u Child
lying in the runl. At fs,t 10 thought
the little II asleep, but or going
noRrcr he d~iscuverad tla; It vas dan1.
or nearly SO. After picking it up .,
gusped once or twice, but aftsrwAFi
gave ne sign o! Ike. There was n
small pool CT blood in the Ioai where
it was lying, aud its b:eas. and head
was considerably bruised. Itproyed to
be Freddy, the little son Of Jim Eanc.
blacksmith nt the E.ko Con. III
child lad only been out OF its mothers
sight about hui! an hour, AMI the only
reasonable inference j. THAI it was run
over by n team without tho divers
being ware Of Tho accident. Tho child
was two and a h"li Yeas of ofo. The
feelings OF tho mother, when her OF
spring was placed dead in Lcr urus,
can better be Imagined than described.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-30

The 1imes-Review says: James Ral;eT
and Seth Roseberry have discovered II
ledge in Berry Cayon, about seven
miles west Of here. 1t is a hard blue
ish quartz, and IA assay Of half an
ounce of pulp developed n butte,
larger than n buckslIU. OF some kind of
metal of which the nssnyor could not
determine the character. I, is so soft
that IL can dc indented with the thumb
mil. Some think it is ~niclitl, and
others are confident that it is tin. There
Is plenty Of that kind OF rock in tho
ledge, and n piece will be sent to San
Francisco for analysis.
Steve Beard is sinking mn incline on
one OF the i've lodges comprising the
Modoc series on Modoc Hill. lie Ia
down sixty feet, md has n ledge tho
entire height of the incline. and how
much wider it is no does not know.
There are two feet OF ore at least which
will assay from Atty TO ono hundred
dollars in gold aud silver, nul the On.
tire ledge matter contains more or less
mineral.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-30

A Clifton, Arizona, special says: 4
SheriT's posse. % in number, me. a
patty Of stour cowboys w9lnesl lay,
and ordered them to throw up
their hands. kid Lewis" the
leader of the cjwboys; was in front and
pulled II pistol, when the posse fired
upon them. Lewis received several
balls at the first fire AMI was instantly
killed. Frank Leonard was wounded
but crawl,d of into the hills. Nothing
since has been heard Of him. lie is
believed by II any to u. dead. EIcEa-
mora Gul NauI; were uuhgg,, the latter
riding away amid = volIcy OF bullets.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-30

The Silver State is informed by
James Gould OF Mill City that j. +.
Clark has Thousands Of catfish OF warn
u sizes from the small fry Of this
season to fish sixteen to eighteen inches
long, in the sloughs on his ranch, at
st. Mary's on the Humbollt. Ten OF
twelve years ago he planted some cat
fShin those slOushs. The fish increased
rapidly, as the sloughs seem TO suit
them as well rs the rivers Of the West.
ern States, where they were brought
from originally, aud the waters pre nov
literally alive with them. 4 great
many Of the fish found their way into
the river. where they also th:irc, an
are getting to be quite plentiful.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-30

The Eureka Sentinel Inns Icsn re-
duced in size but being printed in min.
ION instead OF BREWER typo as hereto
fore, the paper contains about is usual
amount Il reading matter. Tho pro-
p%rietors Tromis, 10 enlarge the sheet
whenever the business OF the camp will
justify such n course. Eureka though
still CT the best camps L tho State
is evidently seriously aTg c.cl by tho
greatly reduced yield of her principal
mines and the general business dcpres.
siou prevailing throughout tho Borders
of the commonwealth.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-30

A San Francesca dispatch says the
conference Of the railroad shippers, ns
they are termed. resulted in nothing
important. So far ms can be learned
the Northern Pacific continues to make
the game, but who is going to win it is
still an open question. 1t is rumored
this evening that tho Vanderbilt, inter-
esis "re no longer in the plot to obtain
control Of the Northern Pacific; that
it is now confined in Gould AM the
Central Pacific people. The uncertain.
ty Of Wall street as indicated by to-
days dispatches, bad n corresponding
effect here. The probabilities are that
to-morrow's quotations will help the
managers TO arrive ut a decision.