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I'd Edition.
Latest qGlGgranS to The Star.
Telegraphtc Troubles.

WINE CCITkhS AT WOKK.
NEW YORK, August 7.-WIre cutting appears TO
have been introduced as q new feature in the
strike OF the telegraph operators since the failure
OF the program laid OUT yesterday In ordering out
S nes. raSsd Large amount Of bust
the Western Union company on its east
ern wires. The special newspaper dispatches
70 Boston ss and all the New England
greatly Increased the ord nary volume Of the
work No inconvenience was felt and there was
ule delay In TRANSMISSION, when suddenly about
II ~ O'Clock the wires refused to work. and there
was TOT time cessation OF all business It was
suspected that the wires had been cut, and line
men were sent out to discover the cause OF the &C
cldent. About TWENTY-FIVE wires to the east, be-
American Union and Atlantic and Pacific COM
panteS, but now belonging to the Western Union
were still at work, and the business was crowded
upon them. Later, however. these were also In
terrupted, and there seemed to be no means OF
escaping disaster from every point 1t was found,
however after considerable delay. that the circuits
by way of Albany could be UTILIZED and most of
as by Toronto and Montreal. To-day the linemen
OF the company found that the wires at Scarsdale,
9 point on the Harlem railroad about Is miles
from New York, to the number OF g had been
cut, evidently by experienced hands The wires
comprised the Old Mutual Union, American Union
ana Atlantic and Pacific lines. They divide at
TINS point, some going to the north and others to
the east Only the latter were cut At Coscoo,
company cross the river by means
OF a cable. it was found that the
cable box had been demolished and the cable cut
close to the draw. Other damage had also been
done to the property OF the company. large
force OF ltnemen were sent out, and during the
morning the repairs have been going rapidly for
every precaution had been taken to protect the
wires at Scarsdale, as this is central point OF
great importance, 1t had been impo Ssible to do
much against the skin and watchfulness Of those
In ia oaPo pn,,Sx
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sio ed to-day: ). G. johnson. Keep Tryst, Nd: J.
II. billiard, Claremont, Va; r. l. DoOlttle, Put
nam, VIVA.
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Railroad Affair. in Chicago.

CHICAGO, August THE city council last night
authorized the sale OF . public school-house and
This practically tives that road. and others using
It's tracks, the right to come to Polk street, which
Is two blocks nearer the heart of the city than
they were permitted to come q year ago.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad company have
given notice OF their withdrawal from the Chicago
and st. Louis freight pool This action Is the re-
suit OF the recent cut in passenger rates, and
seems to portend a general passenger and freight
war between the points named
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TIME LOTTO GAS ENGINE

FINHE lotto" GAS ENGINE y.al.
Requires boiler, avoids all expensiye atfendanca
no loss Of te handling OF fuel and no sshss H Il
used extenSvely fog running Passenger and Freight
ElevatorA Sewing Machines Meat ChOpDerR Prinffn0
and Litho9raphic Presses. Coffee Mik RoesterI p
per and Ruling Machinery. Latliea TO-, 90. This co.
great sfmphciy o. mechanism.
For Particular - 70 prdCna 10. annly NJ O8ca ~
Washingt0O Gas Uyht 90. WIS
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RANGE OF THE TEKRM0XETER-The following
we're the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
Qfficer to-day:7 am. SIS II an, 70; pm. 500
Maximum, 500; minimum. $50
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Every cass Of Securities bought and sold on commits.
zion in San Francis Baltimore. Philadelphia. New
York. Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the
New York stock Exchange at one-eixhth Of one per
cent commission Private and direct telegraph wires
to edmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and
Boston. through which executed on the
Stock Exchanges In those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in.
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock
Exchange. nj
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GR1MAuLr & Co.'s

MATICO CAPSULES
Are warranted to effect rapid cure in the most severe
sases 81 private diseases They do not f.sisne the
and will be found safe and effective remedy.
3a22-tu&fly SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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FINANCIAL.

FIN ANCIAL.
F1NHE GREAT TROUBLE IN BOTH THE OLD
Il line and ordinary Assessment Companies Is the
constsnt as years pass on o, the HEALTHY
81 VI FUNn LIFE ASSOCIATE ION this great diff
Guilty in the way of permanent and safe lite insurance
r. overcome. The members moro likely to
keep up ther payments than on any 9th plan. Office
1919 II street. l. Y. KNIGHT. Manager. jy7
PUY AND SELL U. S. GOVT AND D. 9. BONDS;
Stuck.
deposits received subject to check.
We nay SPECIAL attention obtaining CORRECT
and RELIABLE information regarding our various city
securtes and prepared Ut ali tunes to inQu-
lhS regarding same.
HARRY G. TOWERS & CO.,
BANKEhS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE.
my3l lA10 STREET NORTHWEST,
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CH. RuppERT.
NOS. 400 AND 4o5 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY Chill
DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY.
THE CHEAPEST FOR BEAUTY. COMFORT AND
DURABILITY IN THE MARKET.
Lawn Tennis. Croquet Bicycles, velocipedes Arch.
cry. Fishing Tackles Wagons &c.
Call and examine the Goods. Prices to suit the
times jy21
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER 5. WILLIAMS ) o.. AocsonesTs

~ ALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucuoneerss
SPECIAL SALE OF FIVE HANpsoME WALNUT
9.o ci HGH RLATE
f fAkSE r I15 az as FAX I,sa
kENcn ps sl fIkn ri S1hRSks 6ki WhL
o. Plush TWp MkESu u
IfhME fisY tH2Ihs o FRr S6sfi co GAhhp
soSH Fl TN n
..f the s6Sxs s.ssrtmsni s consigned from one Of the
70 ms On HUHs DAY. AGGU 4 MINI d. issss 70 pay
'Ds t9s''' Va a.ssH FER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auo..
YGTIoN SAE 81 PEsIR PIE sgHP5Ia
ETH sTksiT AND so 81 sV oxsoi1sA AVE-
on SeESXSl Agsg II THIRTEENTH, 1855. ae
ASK ats &C ogk 7: NJ. WIN "a q public .uc.eN
on Of sa n s e sess oa
e ss. On e 9, On ne and
il front This an szosilsns chance FOR Builder: Or
sss Rha I'll :: :: ;.
Terms WI bs made 70 .p,s purchases;
J. p. COLDWELI. Auctioneer. au7-et
nUNCANsON BROS. AuotOneers.
THU TEES SALE Of IMPROVED REAL EzTAgE,
East, ABOU SIXTY FEET BY NINETY FEET
OF GROUND.
BY virtue IF deedof trust recordedon the 22d dsy<
of Ju 1882 Liber No. 1910 folio 361 ct seo one 3
Of the Land recor Of the district q Columbia. and ~
secured. the niersigned trustee viii sell at public
auction. IN trout Of the premises, on MONDAY. THE
O'CLOCK P. NJ, the follow. ng described rea estate
situate in the city Of Washington in the sad District
three s29 and tweaty-four. n William B. Todd's
go. In square thousand and thirty three O33J
together with AL the improvements consisting Of one
frame building.
erms OF sale: $500 in cash. and the residue in eqn
paymente failing due respective in six aud twelve
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold.
veyaneing recording the cost of the purchaser
II the terms of sale not complied with by the pur
chaser within days after any e. the Trustee
re- erves the right resell the said property ut the risk
and cost of the defaultinR purchaser.
EDWARD H. THOMAS, Trustee.
au7-2aw&ds Room g. ZIG F street northwest
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An Elmira HANK I'm Trouble

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Commercial Adrer-
tfser In It's financial column says: Mutteripgs
were heard OF the distress OF $500 900 capitalized
bank In Emra, whose surplus was over $4,000
Upon Investigation it was learned that there was
mira-in consequence OF its president, Mr.. D. r.
Pratt, having lost $4,000 in pork speculation.
The bank Is believed to be solvent as the presI-
dent IS fully able to stand the loss Of $4,000 or
$3OO,000
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MARRIED.

MARRIED..
EPP1NG-MoDEvlTT. On August 7th. 1889. at IL
O'Clock q. M, in 1T. Dominic Church, by the Rev.
Father CAL CARL A. PIPING. Of Florida, to ANNIE
W. MCDEVIrf. Of Washington.
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General Foreixn News.

THE ALLEGED DYNAMITE C0NsPrRAToRs
LIVERPOOL, August 1.-THE trial or O'Herlihy,
Featherstone, DeaSy, Flanagan and Dalton, who
are charged with having In their possession explo-
slves for the destruction OF buildings and lives,
was begun to-day. All the prisoners pleaded not
guilty to the charge.
RACING IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, August 1.-THE meeting at Brighton
began today. The race for the Brighton stakes
On nf1cap) was won by Whin Blossom: Thebais
second and Hackness third. There were five
starters Whin Blossom won by six lengths
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1OHN q. KELl;N.
DE4Lx1 N FnsT-C.Ass
BREF. LAMB. VEAL, MUTTON 20, CORNrD REEP
800. ,ASPECIA1Tf.
Cta1e626 $40 and $50 Center Market 9th street. vfue
and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty Markets or Xddros
,Marfetns delveredfrss charge to .lpsrt.of thu
ctr. msrSI
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PRIVATE Srock TELEGRAPH VINES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
H. II. DODGE,
Bonds. Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
Sold on Commission,
No. $50 18TH STREET, tCoRCoRAN BU1LDING,)
Agency for Prince and Whitley, Stock Brokers'
"a BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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YELLOW FEVER ON THE AAETHYST.-The sur
geon general OF the marine hospital service has
been informed that the steamship Amethyst left
four cases OF yellow fever at Havana, and sailed
authorities Of Boston have been notified Of the
fact
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.y6O Prizes. $112, 400
tickets. 500. wv w
Remit money or bank draft In sette- or send bv AZ.
press. DON'T SEND BY REGISTEkED IETTERor
POST OFF1CE ORDER Orders OF s and upward BY
express can be cent at Address orders
tor. n BOAkDMAN. Courier journal Building Louis
Va mhG. mSrh7
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More Failures IN the Shoe Trade.
BOSTON, August 2. - The Herald says there
were reports in Lynn thu morning OF several fall
ures on account OF the suspension OF Charles W.
Clements among small manufacturers
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b r E A K r A ST.
CI-CONEORTTC

WAIKER'H 204 ENTH STREET NORTHWEST
10 tons Of Tar. Tin Lining, Roain Sized and Carpct
hitch. Fire Clay and Brick. IVA
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s!snds ql.ss Croclsry.
wood. China 1eathef.
&c. eoiid q rocki Hard
q adamAnt! FIRM AS
GRANTED strongest,
toughest and most elas-
&c Glue on eArthi A
SamsonianG iantamong
III other Clues and c.
ments! Absolutely Un-
breakable and Insep-
arab ~ ~ M T-V
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POLICEMAN FINED FOR CLUBBING A PRISONER
Omcer Charles w. Hutchinson, OF the South
Washington precinct was put on trial before the
Police Court this morning on the charge OF as
saulting q stalwart cOlOred man named Samuel
Banks, whom he dubbed while he had him under
arrest several nights ago Last Monday the officer
charged Banks with assault. and also diSOrderly
hence the counter charge. A nne OF $40 was im.
posed and an appeal noted.
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$50, 900 FOR 81.
FIFTY NTH
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING

COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION JO
In the CITY of Louisville on
FRIDAY. Angus IT 3lsT, 1883.
These drawings occur the last day Of eacn month
6sIndays excepted) Repeated adjudication by Fed
Rany beyond the controversy Of the law.
To this Company belongs the sole honor OF
having mauRdrated the only plan by which
question.
N.B.-The company has now on hand a large capital
ana reserve fund head carefully the list OF prizes for
the N
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A STOLEN HORSE AND BUGGY-The horse and
buggy OF Dr.. A. G. Adams were stolen yesterday
from in front of Providence hospital The thief
was captured and the horse and buggy recovered
In Baltimore this morning. Detectives Block and
Mattingly have gone to Baltimore to get the thief
and the property
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INJURED By STERR-This morning, about II
O'Clock. Frederick Weiderchall, q German black
smith, 4S years OF age, while leading steer from
west, became entanged in the leading rope. He
was thrown to the ground and dragged along the
car track on 9th street for some distance before he
was extr1cated. He received scalp wound and a
serious fracture OF the skull He was taken In the
police ambulance to the Freedman's hospital
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RELEASE OF b. CLAY ENGLAND.-Henry Clay
England, the Rockville lawyer, who threatened to
shoot Judge Nylie, and who has spent c0nsidera-
BILE time recently In the insane asylum, was re-
leased from the asylum again yesterday, as 1t was
considered that he was not insane
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THE TRADES.

DCfUr II. uAiBN.
III 432 9Th street. NEWSPAPER. BOOK AND JOB
PRINTER. All kinds Of Printing. in good style. at low
Iriets sstsfact on guaranteed. 5e6
II hGEhS. JOUR.ALS
~ CASH BOOKS, &C., &C.,
~ SEter Al Lycetts b1ndefy l0I2 Pa ave.
-aio II. W. MCNEAI, Prop'r.
GIBSON BROTHERS.
~ PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
~ iLSs Fennsy lvania avenua v Arlington. D. O.
- Ellt I11ntrK speciality. anl9
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TIE COUNTY SCHOOLS,

County Superintendent Bishop states con.
corning the schools under his charge that he
has visited all the schools of the county,
with three or four exceptions, during the
school year ending Jaly 1st. In every school
visited by him the pupils have been examined
and diplomas granted to all who have passed
q sucssssful examination. admitting them to
higher grade. He has also kept record of
the standing of every pupil in their respect
i've studies, which is now on file in mis- office.
He has awarded to one pupil in each school
that has ten or more scholars in the first and
second gradts, silver medal. This medal
has not been awarded simply for the best
scholarship. but TO the one who was consid-
ered the most worthy in every respect; TO
the one who had in the greatest degree ex-
hibited traits of gentility of manners, gen.
crosby, nestLess and industry. In other
words, she one who had attained nearest to
what boy or girl should be, these points being
decided by vote Of the school. He says
that it is with pride and pleasure that he
bears testimony to the faithfuluess and eff
cisrcy Of the great majority of the teachers
IN the county.
To speak in commentator of manyschools
would bs. he says. but simple act of justice
which they we'll deserve, YET, in eonsiders-
ton of the fact that this would be regarded
as disparagement, if not censure, to those
not mentioned, it was considered best to say
to the teachers snd scholars themselves what
ever he had to say. either Of their virtues or
faults, than to parade them in the public
prints. An earnest effort has been made to
promote physical culture, as also morals and
manners, snd with gratifying results. To
the young and less experienced teachers, the
most approved methods of teaching have
been shown and adopted. The Superinten
dent expresses his hearty appreciation OF thu
cordial efforts and cooperation of teachers
and school officers in aiding to promote the
cause Of education.
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a CITIZEN.

PORTER AsHE AND HIS BEAR - The
Truckee Republican of the 18th says About
week ago Porter Ashe, who is now gum,
mering at Idlewild, narrowly escaped drown
ing, and a few months ago he came near
meeting his death in a railroad disaster in
Lake Tahoe that on Monday last he came
very near losing his life in an encounter with
black bear about mile back of McKin-
ney's station. The Carson Appeal says that
he was out on isunt with several young
ladies from Idlewild, when Miss Crocker,
! who was about fifty yards ahead, was sud-
denly confronted by a young bear, which
walked out from behind rock directly in
| front of her. The lady, with the usual femi-
nine scream, rushed back, and Mr.. Ashe
drew six-sbooter and fred just as the bear
was rushing upon the yougg lady The ball
| only maddened the animal, and it sprapg
upon Mr.. Ashs and lore him to the ground
| The young man wore hunting coat, and the
| bear fortunately fastened his teeth in this in
stead of Mr.. Ashes neck. His right arm
| being free he pressed Che muzzle of British
| bulldog against the animals breast and got
| in five shots in rapid succession, causing him
| to release bis hold and roll over. During
| this scene the woods resounded with the
screams Of the young ladies, aud must have
startled hunters for radius of FIVE miles.
MIR. Ashe was but slightly injured, although
somewhat overcome from nervous excite
msnt. The bear was afterward taken to
/ Idlewild and weighed $50 pounds. This is
| the first time bear has been seen so near
McKinney's for years. They seem, however,
to be coming down from the mountain
toward the lake on account of the scarcity
Of water higher up. On Sunday three bears
were seen together near the same placs.
They are getting rather too close for comfort.
| As general rule, however, the bears in that
section will harm no one if let alone.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday business as follows was transacted
James McCarty and Jimmy Burns. charged
with petit larceny, were found guilty and
each sentenced to twenty-five days' impris-
onment in the County Jail. In the case of
Mrs. Webber, convicted of disturbing the
peace, Judgment was withheld for ten days.
RAILROAD LASD.-Elsewhere, in tabu.
lated form, will be found description of the
land in certain townships in Colusa county
! owned by the Central Pacific Railroad, to-
gether With the price at which the same will
be sold
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yREIGaT FROM THE EAST.

Passed Ogden on the 18th for Sacramento A J.
Stevens, 2 headlights; Booth & Co., II tierces
hams / tierce dried beef, Al canned meats, 10
crates bacon, crates lard; Adams Mcneil 4 Co,
car lard and canned meats, 20 terces hams; Hall,
Luhrs & Co. 90 tierces and 100 cases lard 100 cases
canned beef A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co, boxes
names; Kirk, Geary & Co., 16 cases medicine; W.
A. & c. S. Houghton, cases writing paper George
W. Chesley, Is pals tobacco (; E. ?. Allis i Co.,
grain mill, with fixtures Huntington, Hopkins 4
Co., car nails
For acknowledgements Elder 5 barrels whisky :;
j. G. Cohn, 3 boxes window glass, boxes show
cases.
For Napa-J. L. Erig l organ.
For Biggs' Station-W sM. Doty, box hardware.
For Orove-E. D. Hassekers, hay apparatus
Mrs. W. II. Mullen, sewing machine.
For Colusa-F NJ Putnam iron safe.
For Woodlaud-Lewis Dietz, iron safe.
For Red Bluf--Maxon * Taggart, iron safe.
For Corning-L W. Millsop. iron safe
Passed Deming, N. NJ the 10Th for Sacra--
mento: d. S. Walton & Co, cases blank books, 9
boxes Irvine, rolls rope; Whittier, Fuller & Co., 2
cases hardware, q barrels paint Hale Bros. & Co.,
case velveteens, cases boots and shoes; w. a. s.
c. s. Houghton, case ruled paper, case albums
huntington Hopkins l. Co.. 100 bundles shoves, II
boxes assorted hardware; J. G. Davis, roll carpet
Hail. Luhrs g. Co., 30 bags seed Lindley & Co., 10
barrels currants, casks prunes, case ctrons.
For Northumberland J. Pfeiffer, roller
skates.
MISS DR. KELLOGG has returned to Sacramento
and resumed practice. Office, corner Seventh and
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT oss-ARxsrRose, Judge.

DEPARrHEsr oSs-ARNsTRose, Judge.
FRIDAY July 10, 1883.
The People vs. All You. assault to murder-Case
dismissed and defendant discharged.
DEPARTMENT Two-MCFARLAsD, Judge.
Charles A. Luhrs vs. Edward Keuy-Judgment
for plaintiff for $780, stay OF execution for twenty
days
Bertha walther vs.. the Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New fork-0n trial before jury.
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a. Leonard & Son-Property for sale aud to let.
K. Il Pettit-Cigars, etc.
A. Walter-PuFe candy.
Comstock-Furuiture.
Dr. Ira T. Oatman-O Office, 328 street.
Dr.. NiSon-Physician and surgeon.
II. II PiersoE-Deng st.
". H. Chenoweth Crystal Palace saloon.
D. DiersseD GrCceries.
Red House Price list.
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A CARD.

On the 9Th of July, 1880, Conrad Schepp
was arrested for selling diseased meat. The
case came up on the 9th of July in the Po-
lice Court, aud was continued to the 18Th,
when he was tried and found guilty, and
July 18th was appointed for rendering judg.
ment. On the 17sh, on motion of his attor-
ney, the time for passing sentence was post
poned to July oath, at which time the de-.
PENDANT was sick, and the time was postponed
to July 27'h, when the defendant was fined
$3.50, or 1870 days in the County Jail. The
case was appealed to the Superior Court,
snd since then nothing has been heard of the
case. Why was not the case heard or dis
posed of in the Superior Court?
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eoVEKfIsBmgHr msEr7oei

Metropolitan Tbeater-" Black Flag" Afternoon
and evening
Wanted Furnished house.
Lodge meetings Sacramento Chapter, r. A. n
BED Cloud Tribe, l. O. r. NJ.
Statement Peoples Savings Bank.
Wanted-Situstion
For sale-Furnlture and carpets aud house to let
For gale County nights.
Observation-Disclosures Gardens
Gotice- Harmon Seminary.
Notice Berkeley Gymnasium
Notice Mills Seminary
For sale-Land in Upper Sacramento Valley.
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YIo1ET's Eastern Overland Excursion No. 9, leay-
ing San Francisco July 18th, will pass through Sac.
rameuto on the morning OF the 20th Parties de.
string places can secure them on application at the
New Western Hotel, or address o. II. Violet, New
Montgomery street, Palace Hotel.
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For Picnic PARTIES -Chesley's unrivaled Club
House Punch. For sale by the bottle or case. G.
W. Chesley, 81 Front street, sole agent
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sl,atneaa AdvertiBemrnts

Pavilion Sherhurn & Smith.
Furniture and carpets-Bell & Co.
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Maximum temperature, so g.; minimum, So s..
River feet inches. No change IN q hours.
JAMES a. BARWICK,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, U. S. A.
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Miss DR. KELLOGG has returned to Sacramento
and resumed practice Office, corner Seventh and 1.
gerry licenses ard water rates due. Pay
or before July 10th and save costs.
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FRUIT.-The Capitol Packing Company
yesterday shipped to the East the FIRST COR Of
canned fruit for this season. Il was con.
signed to Pittsburg. Pa. Another to the
same destination will follow to-day. The az
ricot run is over, and the steamer Mar
gle, owned by the company, is laying up for
few days until the peaches are more ripe.
She will resume her daily trips about the
middle of next week. a large number of the
employees Of the factory are alsoidle owing to
the scarcity of fruit. the company are still
receiving apricots from Hsywards. Alameda
county. Tbs quality of all kinds of fruit
this year is very inferior. owing to the ex-
cessively hot weather.