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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.

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FRESH MISUNDERSTANDING are the rates for
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all instructions, viii be sent 70 any addreSs Ior
$40. 2S4p5tawMTlVThFu
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Board of Supervisors of Sacramento
county, State of California, are prepared TO re-
said county, viz: Bonds of 1870, known as
'sCourt house and Jail Bonds authorized to be
issued by Act of the Legislature, approved
500 each. and bonds of 1870, known as County
Hospital Bonds" authorized by Act of Leg1sla-
ture, approved January q, 1870, No / TO LOO m
elusive and Nos. 159 and 100, for 500 eacn.
Also. that interest on said bonds shall cease SIX
months after the first publication of this notice
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for heavy and medium, and TIC &C for light,
and 5i$c for extra light; Clear Sides, 13Gi3it g;
Pork, S1SQlS 50 for extra prime, $4,000 80 for
prime mess spa - ~ for mess, - 100 p for
clear, s2i02i ~ for extra clear. Pigs Feet
SI6talS. Mess Beef SIS nc for bills ~ ~ for
hf bills Family Beef Sl9ai 10 20 = Dbl; Califor-
MIA Smoked Beef loo i6lfc r n; Beef Tongues.
$40 50al0 Is = dozen; Eastern Lard, l3@l2Ilc
for ticrces and I2It l2l 81 { " for pals; Calitor
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sir: In view
OF the possible nomination Of Mr. Bayard tor the Pres
trade meeting In Brooklynf
i. true that IN That speSch he denounced pro.
WHHKLiSG. June 10. WEST VIRGINIA.
Here is all that Mr.. Bsyard said that occasion In
reference the tariff: You will hesr from gentlemen
who follow me- and who are better qualified to
speak upon this subject respecting the illustrations
showing the perversion Of every theory Of this
supreme law of the land in the lrvrng Of taxes The
power OF taxation Ia now openly proclaimed not to be
used only for the purpose Of the public to provide
revenues necessary to maintain this Government Of
the United States bat It mny 20 farther. and ought
To turther and the entire feld of taxation
and. through the agency OF tho Federal Govern.
ment. raise oil the money the states may need for
their local purposes But IL does not stop there.
such system INVASION confusion of IDEAS
overthrow Of intent OF this supreme law of
land But goes further IL declares. whether the Fed.
ersl Government needs II not, whether the siae
Government shall need IL not 1t shall be levied for
the purpose OF transferring the property OF the many
into the pockets Of tho few apriausc that the hand OF
the Government shall be allowed adjust In the dis
Of The various citizens which that Government
may rule Why. gentlemen, what Is tariff law or any
other law arranged upon such basis but system of
legalized communism tApplsusel Gentlemen let me
earnestly aud respectfully allure you here.
the great conercsi heart Of the Union your great
strong. rich, popu0us city, let adGre here
conser that the safety Of property lies in obedience
to law."
We believe that practica matter the views Mr.
Bnyard respecting the tariff d" not differ very much
ut sll from those Of Mr. Randall Of Pennsylvania.
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their plumber freely. aad srsaAly 10 their
own satisfaction.
Thi- Tins. however. they propose 10 work
for themselves, and on scale Of such un-
precedented and audacious breadth as win
astound all the other Unsuitable but cautious
Rings that have for the last twenty years
preyed upon the national Treasury under
tho countenance OF succeeding Republican
Administrations. A hold on tho Executive
and on the Government strong enough to
insure their immunity from prosecution for
their rascalltles will no longer satisfy them.
Besides. It is no longer necessary. No
Republican Executive could touch them now,
after the failure Of these snowy efforts at
bringing some Of tho gang to justice. The
Republican party sold itself to the Star route
chiefs when 1t besought them for help to win
the election OF 1880; and now. relieved Of tho
impending danger Of exposure. with their grip
on tho Republican organization not whit
weakened, the gang propose TINT instead Of
merely working for the party's success,
they shall work also for their own, inasmuch
as they aspire to an actual share In tho Gov
eminent itself.
The first and biggest step toward the de-
vclopment Of that idea was the nomination
Of BLAINE. Nearly every movement to
draw the cover away from the still hidden
scandals has been checked In some unknown
manner, but with uuquestionnblo indications
that BLAINE was shut up inside. The late
JAMES W. BosLER, most influential and inn
portant member OF tho Ring. was one Of Mr..
BLAINE's most attached friends. Another
one known TO be deep in the same mystery,
Mr. STEPHEN h. ELKINs, was the most
conspicuous figure in the recent Chicago
Convention. and his voice led tho chorus
of bowling cowboys aud Star reuters who
gathered there in force to put BLAINE's nom
nation through; and his hand probably cor
trollcd and disbursed tho cash which WAS
placed throughout the Convention In unex-
haustcd quantities and through every chan
nel namnble or unnamable.
Their candidate Is BLAINE. and with BLAINE
In tho White House. tho Star reuters would
pitch their tents inside Of the very Treas
ury walls, instead OF lowering about the back
doors OF the national Post Office. They are
men OF tho same expansive quality OF mind
that chnracterizes their ambitious chieftain,
and their imaainations are ticltlcd with such
an extension OF their future exploits as will
keep pace with the boundless concepts OF
tho fertile aud erratic mind OF JAMES G..
BLAINE. They are for him and he is for
them, and they will work together.
In 1880 great sum Of money stolen
through tho Post Office was turned over to
the Republican managers for the benefit OF
GARFIELD and tho Republican party. In
1884 still greater sums, IL necessary, will be
dealt out by the same hands for the ultimate
benefit OF JAMES G. BLAINE and tho Star
Route Ring
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The Sundry Civil and General Deficiency
Appropriation bills have come to DO regard
ed by some Congressman chiefly M suitable
receptaclcs for odds and ends Of Legislation
which fail to secure attention on their merits
as separate measures.
The discussion OF the Deficiency bill of the
present session. which has just passed the
House and been sent to the Senate. shows
that this conception Of It's functions Ia
spreading. It's first item was one Of $3.50 for
stationery, furniture, fixtures. and repairs
In the Department OF State" this elaborate
description possibly being intended to cover
new door handle. an extra inkstand, or
something Of the kind. From that, the bill.
IA introduced. proceeded to more formidable
items, Of which the chief were two, each Of
over n million and half, pertaining to the
compensation Of Postmastors for tho last
fiscal year and the year Just closing.
When tho paragraph was reached which
gave Mr.. j. W. CAHILL six dollars n week,
during ten weeks, for his services "a " con-
ductor Of an elevator" In u Government
building. one member moved TO amend 1t by
adding $il. % for paving streets around n
public building in st. Louis, $3.0l775 for paw
ing In Omaha. and various sums for like
work In Cleveland, Springfield. Hartford,
Des Moines, Grand Rapids, and Jersey
City. Tho relation between Improving
the thoroughfares OF these various towns
and paying tho wages Of the man who runs
lift In tho Indianapolis Court House, is
somewhat remote. Yet these items wore
only defeated by extrome vigilance and per-
sistency on the part OF Mr.. RANDALL. who
insi at,d that M In w v.u1 th, I'm vii AZ
and r'paving OF city streets at Federal OK
pense, merely because tho United States
owns buildings on those streets. He ut last
defeated the proposed legislation on the
point Of order that 1t could not belong to .
general deficiency BILL
Like attempts 10 overload the measure
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R..a.,,-A s.r..s ..s SOLID Ticket.

To THE EDITOR OF THE suN-lSir: So settled
had the conviction become among the Democrats Of the
West that Mr. Tiden would be standard bearer that
until within the last week thought Of any other
ddsts has been entertained. and while 10 with sorrow
that they arc convinced that nothing will induce
the idol Of the party accept the nomination. the feel
Ing il still universal that no should be rendered the
unanimous nomination at Chicago II the millons who
adore Nr. Tden the foremost statesman OF American
politics cannot have the pleasure Of rebukng at tho
polls the great Of 1870 they at least want the
satisfaction Of expressing through the National Con.
venton their undmnished love and admiration for the
grand old patriot. Such public acknowledgment that
he Is the fret choice Of the party will in wise initiate
against the nominee. Indeed our candidate have
better recommendation than the fact that he was
given the nomination by the Convention that de.
cared for Tisn. He but 10 regarded the legit
mate successor of our chieftain.
Who shall be the oandldstef Here In Illinois hear
Of making the tariff the leading issue Of the
campaign Since Baine's nomination the Democrats Of
this State, at least have recovered their The
suss position that reform Of the Government and the
election OF honest shall be the ISSUE 10 the
position Of the Western Democracy On whose shoulders
shall Tdsn's mantle fall Who is the best qualified
inspire the people with the oonvction that his
means reformf Samuel J. Randall
Nothing be said against the other candidates. but
Of them is tho peer Of Sam Randall. You folks in
the East apt to imagine that the entire West ia i'm
bued with tho ideas Of Morrison and wattsrson. Moth
ing 10 more untrue. The noisy tariff sRtators were
in the majority and that the most rabd
free traders returning their senses nothing
heard Of useless tariff agitation The writer talked
with numerous Democrats within the past week. and
voices heard for Randall than for all the
other candidates put together. With ticket headed
Randall for President aud Holman for Vice President
every doubtful State In the Union woud 60 Democratic
Ut the aext election The confidence which thess
names would inspire and the enthusiasm which they
would in the rank and nie could only DO equsled
by the name Of Tilden Sixs ELY.
HI
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One conspicuous feature Of our Fourth Of
July celebrations has of late years spread it.
self over two whole months. Weeks ago ner-
vous people began to be disturbed by tho fixing
and swapping OF frecrackers. and the noise
has steadily increased until now the red stumps
OF exploded crackers are proiusely strewn over
the sidewalks and In the cutters OF many
streets. The national holiday only marks the
eliminating point OF this gunpowdsr jubilee.
and for several weeks afterward tho boys in
the streets will keep up the racket In fact. the
firecracker has ceased to bs symbolical OF the
JOY that annually overaows the heart OF every
American on the return OF Independence Day
aud has become a regular summer nuisance
In view OF this 1t Ia not reassuring to learn that
the recent reduction in the duty on hrecrackers
has greatly stimulated the trade.
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tAinly 70 bseEae than Other people, bot tAsss
b no rea1oa Why b shouldn't b Just -
good. Ths world 10 III beioss him whore 10
choose. and nom COW punching TO politics
let him 10 at what no will, and take our
blessing with him.
II he goes Mt politics. We advise him to %
lcct party with much thought and attention.
The brain OF good many university men
seems added in this regard. They can't Hnd
any party which Is 80 absolutely good as to be
good enough for Thorn. They rattle about In
efYectually. making good deal Of clatter. but
doing mighty little. There is no way except
by parties to govern free State. and man
who, year In and year out, IL unable to 81
tach himself definitely to any political or
ganization either doesn't know what he
wants or wants something unattainable. We
hope the graduate OF this year will not be
too finical to VOTE and that he will abjure
the silly afYectation Of dcspising politics.
Let him read tho papers, read political his
tory. study up the questions which divide
political parties. and DO able to express an
Intelligent opinion Of their inertia. A follow
who has spent much time In studying the
affairs Of the little cities Of Hellas. ought to
be ashamed not to know and to care about
the politics Of the greatest republic in the
world. And II he wants to distinguish him
self In politics. VIC warn him from the start
that tho path Of the professional kicker Is
not easy and isn't long.
But we hope that oil the young Bachelors
OF Arts Of 1884 who are plucky and modest
and full Of public spirit, may find their paths
tolerably easy and exceedingly long and
nRrCeable
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Why Commodore Gsrr,.on Killed " Mas.
kroR. the Sun Hrdtlrisc0 I,0sf

In his life and ending Ralston was perhaps
the ypicsl Californian Of the early time In 1877 he
began life as second clerk on the steamboat Convoy tof
which O. X. Garrison captain and main owner)
running from 81 Louis to New Orleans. After varied
fortunes in ista Commodore Garrison killed u we'll
known Assissinpisn in q Aght. shootinv him IN The
head Just In tns TO save his life The family Of
the man no killed was very rich and powerful one
that time and while Garrison did what he did clearly In
selfdefence yet he certainly would have been killed by
so,ne Of the dead nans brothers he continued run
on the river. Hs thsre ore concluded to leave the
South and the California goli excitement breaking out
~ that tns he went out there his olers Rsi-ton fol
lowing han. A. might DO expected. Garrison soon no.
came very rich. aud established l,e nrn " Gurrison
Freh lston. After making MI Immense fortune he
came East 70 New York, leaving Rsston one of the
leading hnanciers Of that secto His life adventures
and sad death are too Well remembered 10 need further
mention,
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n Great New sDa"ish Dull Fighter.
FrOla the London Sidi,dayU

Questions affecting spain has caused 81 LAUGH eN.i g.
nent ~ bull night which took place IN the capital TO-
dsy There wac such an extraordinary competition FOR
tickets thai rat WAS nearly caused ana the presence
ofsNernl hundred horse aId foot police rruuiI,
t. rre,.rye order About ICON persons Of AL ranks he
fltKed Tile doors sue Ut .hVm remaining all
at We approaches TO Tho bun ring whnf, tickets real
iked fabulous price,,
The eagerness to gain admission wins ocp asinned nv
the appearance OF new hull Fighter. wnp Ia said IT, sur
pass NIL The most famous rr0cs VI the bu ring since
the days of n Tato aud Cuchnrrs Several arrests hal
To- be mate during tho rush nj the doors Che orIy
OF the Madrid pspers dcploro the continuance Of the
popular taste Tor these National cstos leading they
90 10 such soents as have Just been witMess.l.