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tbs NAVAL ORDER.

Precisely as we predicted, the order reia-
tive to The location of the family residences
OF naval officers has created great deal
of i'll feeling and much vigorous protest
ing in social, naval and press circles. 1t is
an arbitrary, not to say cruel, and certain,
ly an unnecessary order. Why should not
an officer, for three years sent to the
Pacific squadron, locste his family in
California, for instance? To what injury
could the service of our six-by-nine navy
come, because Mrs. Lieutenant Jones lives
atSau Francisco in winter instead ofremain-
ing in New Hampshire hills? Then, too,
there is question OF law involved. Has
the Secretary of the Navy the right to say
Where Mrs. GA" as wife OF Admiral
ga, shall reside? The husbands are in
uniform and in service, but their wives
are not amenable to the orders OF the Navy
Department In the army the marriage of
officers above the rank of Second Lieuten.
ant is encouraged in the navy it is pro-
posed to discourage matrimony altogether.
We understand the order tending in that
direction to be based on the theory that
nearness of the officers family to his station
tends to relaxation of discipline. That
would seem to the landsman weak excuse
for the harah decree. characterization, ne.
glsos of duty, etc, can be punished in the
officer as well as The blue jacket. and naval
discipline should be equal to its own cor
rsction without arbitrarily declaring that
the officer every alternate term of three
years, and sometimes for six years, shall
not be SO near TO his family that he can
stand at the bedside of the dying child. or
place the sod over the bosom of the dead
partner of his life.
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IN MEMORIAM.

NXTHEREAS, ALMIGHTY GOD IN HIS IN
w scrutable wisdom has removed to His fold
one Of our band, throwisg gloom of darkness over
those that remain
Resolved, That we deplore the loss OF our COM
rade, GEO. C. BARTON, cut down in the strength
of his youth, promising happy and useful career.
Resolved, That In his ds-ease Sacramento Parlar
No. 9, n. S. G., has lost an earnest and esteemed
brother, whose happy presence has often lightened
up our meetings, and whose death has Lett void
we all must feel
Resolved, That society has lost an upright aud
lawabiding citizen, and his family dutiful, ODE
dent, loving son and brother and that TO them in
this their hour of bereavement We extend our word
OF consolation.
Resolved, That these resolutions be published in
the daily papers, be spread upon the minutes and n
copy thereof suitably engrosssd, be furnished TO the
fac ily OF our deceased brother.
ED. f C0HS.
r. =. DEVLIS,
WILL A. GE1T.
The above resolutions we're adopted az the regu-
lar MEETING OF Sacramento Parlor, No. 3, n. S. G.
MARTIN CoFFEY, President.
Gzo Il. CLARK, Recording Secretary, iyao-1s
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a QUESTION OF BREAD AND BUTTE

a QUESTION OF BREAD AND BUTTER.
Some complaint hiss been made IN the
press that the striking telegraphers on this
ccas. have not been active in working up
enthusiasm for their own sause, and in mov-
ing in the matter of organization to promote
possal telegraphy, etc. It is, il the first
place, well known that the telegraphers
here are few in number In the second
place, they are mostly young men, who
have for years attended closely to exacting
duties, and are not accustomed to methods
employed to kindls sn agitation. Lastly,
they have probably been kept busy in ar
ranging their own affairs, necessarily
thrown into confusion by their cessation Of
labor. But, in fact, they have not been
inactive, snd while modest and retiring,
have done great deal of work in unifying
she strikers. disseminating information,
and 10 bringing into their own ranks other
teiegraphsrs disposed to take the PLACES
they vacated, and have, just as far as "a
proper. aided the movement for public
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The Twentieth Year will Begin July 10th.
REV. DAVID MCCLURE, Pm. D.,
jy2-1m Principal.
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AZ FOLEUhes
n.AA A. M.-(sundays excepted) -Aecommo.
WV dation Train to Aarys7llle, Red Bluh and
Redding.
era A. M.StDaily)-sau Francisco Passen.
" Nv ger Train, via Benicia. Connects at Sui
for Vallejo and Calistoga. Second
class passenger cors for San Francisco at
tached.
G.RA A. sl.-sDally,-o. P. EmlgrAnt Train to
0'SssS Ogden, Council Bluffs and East
4: 95 a se sas. tas5SaIsaI as gs
Gan Francisco, touching at al way ports
the Sacramento rger.
sssA A. M.-Dallyi--pa Train for
EEtesV Woodland, wilisIns, Wiliows. Tehana
and Bed Bluff.
%sES Train Connects az Gait with Passenger
Train for lone and st Lathrop with the s. p.
Atlantic Express for MADEIRA, N5afhall
santa Barbara Los Angeles, Cotton
(San Diego. Yuma, Ma-icopa (Prescotsl,
Tucson. Benson tGuaymes. Mexico). Dem
ing "a, T. B s. F. r. e y Il Psso It. s. P.
r. RI San Antoine and New Orleans.
Conaects also al Niles FOR Fan jose.
Eteszfs 2. M.-(Daiyi-Local Passenger Train
aTwszG ioz Auburn and Colfsr.
A.ES r. M.=Daily|-San Francisco PsgaeuEsr
%'sSss Train. Via Benieis. Connects at Suisun
Sundays exceptedEfcr Cslistoga.
UsEEe - as.-{Daily}- Oregon Express Tor
Ssse Aarysville, Chico, Red BLUFF ami Reddlng
kssg r. M.-{Dailyl-o.P ?. Pacific Express, 7ia
&asfC Benicis, Tor San Francisco
RsGgs 2. W.-{Daiyl-Lccsi Train 70 LatbroP,
O'SV connecting With s. 2. Enigrans TEain
for Deuling and ri Paso
3s9G g. NJ tDailyl-eassGageT Train Tor
u SV Woodland aud Knights LaDd,ng.
Y.gR Z. M.-(Dliy}-c ?. Atlantic Express
ssG@ To- ColsGx, Reno Carson and YiTginis,,
Battle Mountain (AustiG), Pshssde
l-Greka>. Ogden, Council Biu5s and Faa'.
:. n, TOWrk .,,........ General Manager
7. Z. GooDu4& -. .0onI Pasz'r and Ticket Agent
ts9-sD4
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GENERAL NOTICES,
The membsrs q lhs .. 2. AssoclatIon

The members OF the III. p. Association
will meet on WEDNESDAY NEXT at s P. NJ, at the
Y. III. G. rooms. All active temperance persons
are requested to meet with them. BY order Of the
President. [jy26 3t'l A. J. HANSON, Secretary.
All Diseases Cured by the Revifaiizing
Cure, such as Catarrh in its worst forms throat
and lungs; female weakness specially. Oxygen
Depot, 100 Geary street, San Francisco jy10-1m
A
DR.. Trucman will Extract your Teeth
positively without pain no charge will make
you set Of artificial teeth for sl0 warranted to fit;
I'LL your teeth with gold from % cavity, according
to size; platina, 81 co. silver or bone, 81 all work
trstclass and warranted call at his dental parlors
and satisfy yourself; 1901 Market street. corner Of
Sixth, San Francisco; Market street cars pass
door every three minutes je29-n
DIR. Ia Mars Seminal Pills cure asI
cases OF Seminal Weakness, Loss of Vigor Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physical De-
biltY and all that class OF complaints arising from
Excess Indlscretion or Abuse The old find in this
remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. Dr. LA MAR's
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs, debiiitated
from whatever cause to their prestine vigor. Price,
81 30 per bottle. Sent O. o. D. by express to any
address, from observation. Address all orders
to A. McBoYLE s. CO., Druggists. Postofiee Box
1852, San Francisco 6m
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

nFEIoE OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY, sACRA.
" mento county, Sacramento, CAL, July &c,
1SS3-Take notice that K. NJ. CLARKEN will as
the duties OF District Attorney of this county
during my absence. II. c. POCkMAN, my clerk,
will be found in my Office at the Court house from
8 AM. TO P. NJ, and will receive al moneys etc. ,
belonging to the office of District Attorney.
iy30.3t JOHN T. CAEEY District Attorney
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The Albany Journal Of the 2lst says, in reference
to the telegrsphic strike 1.-The weight of evil
denee terds to the conviction that the telegraph
com anies are in worse shape than they say they
are The first squirt OF energy with which tn. few
remaining operators went at the work Of the whole
telegraph system is exhausted. A small proportion
Of the recruits are skilled workmen the great bulk
of them arc noyices, whose room is worth as much
IS their company. In many Of the larger cities the
telegraph Offices are practically closed, far gen.
eral business goes.
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Road Agsnfs nt 1York in .Inntana.

HELENA, July 29sh.-The stage that left
this morning for Deer Lodge was stopped by
two road agents eighteen miles from the latter
place. The road agents went through the
passengers, treasure-box and mail. The
agent here says there was very little of value
in tbs treasure-box. The amount taken from
the passengers and mails is not yet known.
Off GERS nave started IN pursuit..
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Arrested for Forgery.

BALTIMORE, July 29sb.-Charles a. Gagel.
proprietor of the largest and most fashionable
restaurant in the city, has been arrested, TO
answer the charge of forging the names of
Joseph Renshaw, a well.known carriage
builder, and A. Atkinson, of A. Schumacher
& Co., agents for the German steamers, upon
notes aggregAting SO. 500. The holders of
the notes are as follows Union National
Bank, S25 COO; Manufacturer National
Bank, SIS, 500; Howard Bank, SS5S; K. J.
Nicholson i Scr, bankers, $4,000. Gsgel
was doing large and prosperous business,
and his credit stood high.
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And in accordance with law, and an order Of the
Board Of Directors made on the Both day of April,
1888, so many shares OF each parcel of such stock
may be necessary, will be sold at public auction,
at the Office of the President, No. Gil street, in
the city OF Sacramento, Cal, on the Both day of
July, 1888, at the hour Of o'clock NJ If said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon to-
gether with costs of advertisement and expenses OF
sale. Iiy3o It'll II. BENNETT, Secretary.
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July 80, 1855
ZOE PRESS FOR SALE.

We have at the RBcoRD-UMos Office two large
soublecylindeT Hoe presses perfect ORDER one OF
which will be sold at low price, and upon easy
terms The size Of bed-plste is 4Oxeo inches. The
aarchaser can have his choice Of the presses. The
object in selling Is to replace with one of moro rapid
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an piseases Cured by enc Revitailz,ng

Cure, such ss Catarrh in its worst forms throat
and lungs; female weakness specially. Oxygen
Depot, 100 Gsary street, San Francisco. jy10.1m
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"a ~ GsG
on nra Arter yrelnesdar. may 50. lass

On and After Wednesday, siay 80, 1888.
TNrui FURTHER SouCE,
Srs;Js vii -nn between Ssdsmeu.5 sad Sblngie
Springs as follows:
Leave Sacramento ;or Folsom, Is:fohe
snd Single Springs. ..-......... ESQ A. .
Leave SacFEmento for Folson......... $3.50 ?. II.
Leave shng,e Springs for Lstrote, Fol-
soru and Sacramento. -. HIS :. Il.
Leave Latrobe ior Folsom aud Sacrs-
mento. ....................... 1900 y.
leave Folsom Tor Sacramento. ESQ e III.
Leave Folsom Tor Sacramento .......... I;15 Z. VI.
Ui42-s ). ,. WRIGHT. Superintendent.
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NEW ADYER9TTSEliGfEN Eats.

Special assembly OF Sacramento *
Commendery, No. 9. Knights Jemplar, siE ssH9'
for DRILL, viii be held at the PAVILION, A5
THIS (Morday) EVENING, July Both, III
at o'clock. sir Knights earnestly MN
requested to attend. Soiourning Sir knights are
eourteously invited. EDWARD LYON, z. G.
A. A. REDINeroN, Recorder. jy29-1ts
I. O. C. F.-Capitai Council. No. 81, 1, o.
c. E. will meet at Fre;nan's Hall at p NJ, THIS
(Monday) EVENING. All members aIe cordially
invited to attend. S. WILD, C. c.
E. EVANS, Secretary. jy30-1t*
soctaI.-The ladies or Kingsley Chapel,
noted for giving good entertainments will greet
their friends on WEDNESDAY EVENING, August
1st with music, readings, etc. Admission, 25c. Ice
cream served without extra charge. g. CT iy301tt
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Letter frein zen. Davis-stage
Robbery In MoAtana-The Fire Record
Crop Prospects In 0hio-saIes OF Gov
eminent Manifestations storms
Friahtful Earthquake In Etaly-Cholera
Reports In O1tariO-Etc.
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DEE.

Gait, July 2t-Iniant son of P R. Frans. months.
Gait July rs Clyde Rebecca ContHcr, months.
Single Springs July &C. Margaret Mcdonald, about
90years.
Auburn, July IS -Msudie Gorlach, years, Smonths
and &c dayF
Corning, Coiusa county, July 1S-yietor Cannon. l
year and months.
Slsanyile, July u Infant child OF P. S. Miller.
Snsanville, July 25-Freddie Strong, 3 years, 6
months and 16 days.
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A wild Man Eight Feet High AID Covered
triumphant st-DeatI,-salaing


A remarkably honest doctor sent in
certificate of death the other day with bis
name signed in the space reserved for
"cause of DEATH"
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TO SANTA CRUZ
Via South Pacific Coast Railroad
THE SHORT LlaE-c00L AND SHADY.
r. WY i---E-sss-F
si j; sz@siH:E

TTRoa FOOT OF MARKET STREET (soUTH
sideA San Franeisco at $50 A. NJ and 2:30
P NJ, and from San jose at loss l. NJ and $3.50 p. N.
rs On SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS, a Special
Train leaves at $3.50 P. NJ, and San Jose at 6:i2
Returning leaves Santa Cruz, 5:35 a. NJ. on sun.
DAYS and MONDAYS, arriving San Francisco e:35.
Giving two nights and day in Santa Cruz, without
loss of business hours.
or This route is 40 miles shorter than any other,
and free from dust.
The Scenery, for novelty, beauty and grandeur,
cannot be surpassed.
The Roadbsd is perfect, the rails heavy, the equip
ment irst-elass, with every appliance FOR speed,
safety and comfort.
Sunday Excursions 50. Rounl trips, good for
six months, Sc Parl0r car seats, so cents.
Santa Cruz never had n better season The soci-
ETY. is superior, the bathing superb, the hotels geo5
and the town charming.
r. II. GARRATT, @. F. and p A.
jy0.1p1m A. II. FRACKER, General Supt
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE
Star of the West Consolidated Mining
Company.

II oCATIoN OF WORKS NEAR WEST POINT.
~ Calayeras county, California. Principal
place OF business, Sacramento, California.
NoTIcE.-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF Assessment No. 6,
levied the 30th day Of April, 1888, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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The Williams RsDisss believes that when the
Pacific cost System OF railroads is completed the
political anti railrold sgiaters viii be heard Of no
more, Tor the country VIII be prosperous aud ali
will be friendly to these great Industries.
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A Yale student swallowed his diamond
pin. and is SO cents ont of pocket thereby.
-TNorristoWn Herald.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 29th.-The body of
Miss Crsmp, relative of the ship builders
of that name, who fell off the gang plank
while departing from the saip Alameda
Thursday night. was recovered ct 11:S0 this
morning. The body wss found in the mud
BENEATH the vessel.
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THE removal OF the tax on matches it is evident
has not benefited the consumer as yet, but the
utac.urers reap large profit BY the abolition of the
stamp tax Il cannot however, long operate in this
way. Sooner or later composition viii correct the
r,nat.ar
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has it occurred to those who are so troubled
about dspOsing Q: the surplus Federal revenue that
good plan would be TO lessen its sOurces2 That
viii be direct and equitable distribution among
the people, as from them Is drawn every cent OF
the sum accumulating in the national strong box.
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The follow ing papers have, IN addition to those
already noted come out in support of the claims of
the telegraphers San Francisco Argonaut, Anador
Ledger, willows Journal, Petaluma Argus, Lodi
Sentinel, Arizona Star, yisalia Delta, San Jose
Mercury, Kern Californian, Piacerville Democrat,
Gridley Herald, Bodie Free Press Carson Appeal,
GilrcY Adc6eate, Santa Ana Herald and Ansheim
Gazette.
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nxRRRiEn.

Auburn, July 25-John t. Jones to Martha A.
Knott.
pacervilIe, July 2,-Charles H. Myers to Lucind.
Anderson
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC
CENTRAL PACIFIC RslLR0AB.

Commencing Tuesday, July 5, 1888,
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
YStiSS AID BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
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DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DrseAroHzs 70 TIE RsoOAD.unos.
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BORN.

Mokelumne Hill July 2S-wife OF A. F. Newton, a
daughter.
Auburn, July 26-Wife Of William f. Stone, son.
Jackson, July ll-Wfe OF ]. Hattersy, son.
Near Madison, Yolo county, July 25--Wife Of T. r.
Lowe, a son.
Near Germantown, Colusa county, July 17-Wife Of
VIM A. Durham, a daughter.
Near Germantown, Colusa county, July 20-Wffe OF
r. A. Story, daughter.
Germantown, Colusa county. July 21-Wife OF DR..
VIM c. Eidenmuler, son.
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FAIR! 1888. FAIR
THIRTEENTH ANIMAL EXHIBITION
FAIR
81 coRAD0 DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL Assoc.A
TIIlI 10. g


THIRTEENTH ANIMAL EXHIBITION
81 coRAD0 DISTRICT AGalGUL1U saL Assoc.A.
TI0S, NO. 8
Comprising the counties Of Nevada, Placer Fl
Dorado, Amsdor, alpine and Mono, win be held at
GRASS VALLEY, Nevada county, CAL Gu Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
September4, 5, e. Z, 1883 Over So, 600 in Premiums
to be awarded
AT SPEED PROGRAMME At WAIT PARK: u
FIRST BAY-TUsSDAY, SEPT. 4.
No. 1-RUNNlNG-Thre quarters Of a mile dash,
for two.year olds purse, 5000.
No. 2-RUNNING-on mile and repeat; purse,
M, S-TRoTTING-Three-mi class purse,
SECOND DAY-WEDNSsDsT.s SEPT. 3,
No. 4-TRoTTING-Free for all; purse, $500.
No. 5-RUNNING-ThTe fourths of a mile and re-
peat; purse $500.
No. 6-PACING-Purse, $500.
THIRD DAY-TmURsDAY, SEPT. 6.
NO. 7-TRoTJING OR PACINa-For double
teams; owners to drive; best two in three mile
heats; purse, 800.
No. s-BIeYCLE RACE-Ealf mile and repeat /;
pure, $50
No. o wALKING-For stations; one mile purse,
$50
No. 1o-RUYNING- mile and repeat purse,
$500.
F0URTH DAY-FRIDAY. SEPT. Z.
No. 1l-RUNNING Free for all; miln heats;
No. PAciNe-Frse for all; pure, 1900.
No. 1S-RuNNING- Half mile and repeat; purse,
$3.50.
EaFFm DAY-gATURDAY. SEPT. 8.
No. s-TROTTINe-For 2:24 class; free FOR all
Ne, NOVELTY RACE. RUM uG-Free for all;
one mile dash frat horse or, at frst quarter,
s75: first horse out az second quarter, SO first
horse out at third quarter, SO irst morse out at
miles end, SIS. Total amount Of purse, $40.
No Ie-sADpLE .HDHSE RACE-kUNNING-Fo
District horses who have Rever won money catch
weights: hall mile dash purse; 80.
No. lT-MCLE RACE-kb ShING-Go az you
please free Tor all; entrance fee q so; pure,
Total amount Of premiums. s., 200.
Amount OF premiums in Pavilion, SS.0co.
Entries 20 all the above Taoes, except Nos Z g, 8,
IS 10 snd IL 70 close with the Secretary on Hednes
A races restricted to horses owned in the Distrie.
prior to July l, 1888, except wnerc specified free
MORNlNG ENTERTAINMENTS.
FIRST DAY.
Game OF Cricket, between the Clubs Of the Dis.
triet, for purse Of $50.
SECOND DAY.
4 Ladies' Tournament for sundry prizes valued
Boys Tournament for sundry prizes valued
at 800 THIRD DAY.
A Base Ball Match. Tor Clubs in the District,
for purse Of $50.
Grand stock Parade.
FOURTH DAY.
Grand Pigeon Shooting Tournament, un-
der the auspices Of the Grass Valley SpoTtsTnan's
Club Confined to residents Of District prior to
July l. 1883, for purse CT 500, divided into ap-
propriats prizes.
FIFTa DAY.
SssaG stock Parade and Award Of Premiums.
GKo. G. BLANCHARD, President.
Address all communications to
<. W. ROBERTS, Assistant Secretary.
Grass Valley, Nevada county, Cal.
Observation-Disclosures
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HOPKINS ACADEMY,
OAKLAED. CAL,
REV. Il. E. JEWETT.. PRINCIPAL.

EJ- Next term begins TUESDAY, AUGUST Z,
1855 Applications for rooms should be made sarly
Send for Catalogue. rasl-2m
Z ITTON SPRINGS COLLEGE, SONOMA
i 4 county, Cal. The College is q quarter Of a
mile distant from its own depot On the y. p, Z. r.
1t is wholly in the country, the nearest town being
four miles Of. The buildings cost about $50 600, aud
are large and cOmmodious. The location IS high,
the ground porous the drainage perfect, the climate
fine. Great is tlkGn Of the health Of boys, and
no death has taken place at the institution in the Ia
years OF its history has there been am serious
sickness beyond ouch attacks end on Saturday
morning. Abundance Of butter and milk are pro-
duced on the College farm, while the orchard and
vineyard yield many tons more fruit than can be
used Next term opens August 9, 1885.
I'VE SPIN JOHN GAMBLE &. A., Principal.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
G, ZIMMERMAN,

DBALKR M
Groceries and Provisions,
Wood, Hay, Grain,
Wines, Liquors and Cigars, and every description Of
Family Supplies
8. e. Ger. Twelfth and Z sts., Sacramento.
Goods delivered free of charge jyS0-lplm
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corFgE sPJCEs. ETC.
SrATIoNERs. PRINTERs, -.

Murphy, Adams Il Co.-Importers. stanuia Ct
urers and Jobbsrs in Coffee, Spices and Ieas, 4V0
and 4oS Sausome street, San Francisco.
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gzoRsMEMTo zEcGa1-gNiogs.
san sraneIseo eGsce. No 8 SeW Nont2oa-
cry street palace Hotel)--hfia. Cameron, Agent.
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STEAMSHIP LINE.

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ar SPEED PROGRAMME At WAIT PARK: 'N4
FIRST DAY-TUE SDAY, SEPT. 4.
No. 1-RUNNlNG-Thre quarters of mile dash,
for two-year olds purse, 5000.
No. 2-RUNNING-0n mile and repeat; purse,
$500.
No. 5-TRoTTING-Three-mi class purse,
$3.50.