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Btttsburg, Ba., 8. 4uguf. - Sing,
SObu & Comp. 9 @lasperte fiuo geitern boil
f1Gubtg 1iGosrgebralnt. Der Seriuf betr6gt
$4,000.
Suofon, R.sY, 8. GuguF. Dus
nSebOrne SOnie" Su atbeus gtug nm llbr
hente friib tn 5Iammen aHf. Der SerIuff bcs
trdgt 5000.
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y@rsen=DtOuntninzp pouie," aud uuter Dem
Rameu Summit Souie" bsfunnt, If uie6er'
aFbrnnut. Der @sammtperIuff bstrdgt $14,'
600 uu6 bic Berft6eruug $1,000.
8tugbamtou, R..Y., 3. guguf. -
&ftou, Elm % ReiIeu bon bier, on Der III
banner 8abn" geIegeusriOrt, purOe beute
friib 3ur SdIfte bur6 6euer 3srftUrt. Der
8ranb sntffanb fur3 nod 0fttternaGt uuo
ouusrte 4 Stunbsn. Der SerIuf ptro auf
$4,000 angeeeben.
Bar Surbor, Re., 2. auguf. - aaf
bsm @reeu'Rountatu tf bon bier aus Elm
grOBes Ssusr Su ieben, un6 6a oas agtouu=
taiu =Souis" bas eiu3ige grOBsre 9ebduoe
bort tf, 10 permutbet tlnn, onB oteiss In
6lanmsu ftshs. Reffimmtes bot nod nttt
eruittelt nerosn tonueu.
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Na9mtttag brad bier Elm SeHsr aus, mel
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gnu3 3erRorte. Die @si4dftslotaIe BON 90
Strmeu braunten ab, uno bic Bohuuugeu
BON IA Samilten rpurbeu elm Raub Der 5lam>
men. Der @sinmmtuerlnft tptrb fih uUf
100000 bslaufsu.
SartforS, @cnn., 2. auguft. - gtue
Qro6e Nlaihtusunsrtfatt unS Gtisugieberst,
@tgsutbum upn Sarnum, 8t4aroiou & So
,u 2ime.T1ud, Saltsburp, tft heute abgsz
braunt. @eiammtpsrGutt $85, 900; Ssriiqs-
ruua 100000. 9te 5irma ptrb bas @tabz
Iiffemeut iofort ueu srrt4tsH laften. CT Ss.
naior 9aruum TT Senior Der 6trmu.
@oIumbta, GO, 2. auSuf. - Die
S0lubo SaummOnf nfnbrit, Srst gteileu BON
bier, In 2srIugton Gouutn gelegen, ii heuts
Nadmtttuq u6gebraunt. Su Der Sabrtt ma
reu $500 SptuSsln i'm Setrieb. Der Ssr.
Inf bstrdat $3.50, 600; bic Serf9erung uur
$121, eco. SunbertunbfIuf3tg arbsiter pers
Itersu tbre 8d4Gfttgung. SO bstst, bic
5suerabruntt fat bas Bsrt stnss GraHSftf'
terS.
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@esen SaapsrsGinmanecruus

Der Sdatamtsietretdr iHitrutrts gsftern
bts Rep gorter j3olIbeamteu, baB fe bem
8ampfer v9suouta" bic &lartruugsiGetue
uid1t auefslIsn iOI1sn, tusun ss ftb aIs tpahr
ernetIe, baS bas 6abr3eug einsn Bnuper In
Oas 2au6 bra1te nu6 fidb rpetgsrs, 6sHislben
nit suriidjuuebmsu. 9ns Sptff ioll an Der
A6fubrt Uerbiubert rpsrbsu, bis Der Bauper'
Gmiaraut fiGb am Borb befiuogt.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
THE oPTsIoE OF AN ESPECIALLY ANTI
RAILROAD PAPER.
IKern County californian. J

We believe Congress will be induced
to let the California and Oregon grant
stand that the bill before it to forfeit the
grant will be defeated, because we believe
the arguments in support of extending the
grant, and permitting the road to be COM
pleted, are justified by every consideration
OF public policy and statesmsplike reasons.
While the Californian has never thought
favorably of the managers of our great rail.
road corporation, believing that their
course, especially toward this section Of
the State, has been hard, oppressive and
unjust in an uncalled for degree, it is none
the less disposed to extend its feeble aid In
furtherance of any enterprise they may be
engaged in, the tendency OF which is to
promote the progress and prosperity of the
State. The work they have done, and are
doing, will remain after they are gone, and
necessarily with change of control there
will be greater liberality, and more regard
for the public interest. The grant Of the
California and Oregon Railroad is being
earned as rapidly as possible. The road
is being built northward to the Oregon
line, to meet at that point road advancing
from the opposite direction. When this
connection is made it joins the California
and Oregon railroad systsms, and che effect
upon California in general, and San Fran
cisco in particular, will be important. This
connecting link of road is not long one,
but the construction is the most difficult
and costly that has yet been undertaken by
the railroad builders of this State. The
question of the vacation of this grant as
sumes special importance in view of the
fact that the forfeiture of the Texas Pacific
and other land grants OF the great railroad
corporations. which appears inevitable, will
so depress their securities, that, if the
grant in question is also lost to them, work
upon this important road must immedi-
ately cease for want OF means, and it is not
likely that work upon it can be again re-
sumed for many years.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23

THApDEUs STEVENS CoLoRED HOUSE.
KEEPER. "A Washington dispatch, dated
the l4th inst, says: There died here early
this morning colored woman who had OBJ.
tanned nationsl reputation, owing to her
connection as housek eeper with the late
Thaddeus Stevens of Pennsylvania. Lydia
Smith was the name of the deceased. who
was in her 69sh year. A stroke of apo
plexy was the immediate cause of death.
In the year 1916, Mrs. Smith left Harris
burg, Pa, aud went to Lancaster to keep
house for Mr.. Stevens. When the great
commoner, two years later, was elected to
Congress, he brought Mrs. Smith to Wash
ington to look after his household affairs.
Mr.. Stevens lived in a house on B street,
adjoining the present Congressional or San
derson Hotel. situated at the southeast
corner of the Capitol. Up to the day Of
Mr.. Stevens death, the 5.h Of August,
1865, Mrs. Smith, in whom he placed i'm
plicit confidence, directed the affairs Of
his bachelor establishment and minis
tered TO his wants. She was remembered
in his will with a bequest OF s., 900 in
cash, certain property in Lancaster
aud several houses here. Subsequently
Mrs. Smith opened boarding. house in
Newspaper Row in this city, opposite vii.
lsrd's Hotel, and in this house she died
this morning. After short funeral services
here Saturday, the remains of the de.
ceased, accompanied by her surviving
child, son, will be taken to Lancaster for
interment.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
PEOPLE We KNOW.

George C. Min, the actor and ex.
preacher, began life as printer on the
Brooklyn Union
Harrison, "the boy preacher, says he
has made 30, 900 converts during his four
teen years ministrations.
Professor LEM, of Nuremberg, is casting
bronze statue of the late President Gar.
field, which is to be erected in San Fran.
cisco.
The Rev. DR.. Wilson of st. Georges
Cathedral, Toronto, has decided to vacate
the pulpit. His trouble arises from espous-
ing the cause of the Salvation Army.
George Esston, the famous temperance
reformer, is dead. During the thirty years
he was agent of the Scottish Temperance
League he travelled over 200, 900 miles and
delivered $500 addresses.
Colonel Tom 0chiltIee, whose roseate
eloquence must have something to do with
the late peculiar sunsets in the red West,
doesn't like Mr.. Hayes because the latter
loved lemonade. He believes that Pres.
ident should take either whisky or water
straight.
Senator Tom Bowen, of Colorado, has
what is called poker face, and is said to
be the best poker player in the world.
They say of him out in Denver that when
he wanted four jacks once at poker, and
had but three, he quietly dropped his
fourth card and substituted his photo.
graph. He played it for jack, too.
Benson J. Losing, the historian, sug-
gests that the fourth centennial of the dis
covery of America, October II, 1892, be
celebrated by gathering of ships of all ma
tions in New York harbor. This is an
amendment to the proposition of Emilio
CASTELAR, that such q naval affair should &C.
cur in the harbor of Palos.
Ernest Longfellow said to a reporter in
New York recently The Longfellow As
ISOLATION desires TO erect a monument in
honor Of my father, hut it has not money
enough to carry out its wishes. 1t is an
ticipated that the necessary sum will be
raised, but where the monument will be
placed is not decided upon. 1t will not be
at Mount Auburn. My sisters are abroad
and will not return until next autumn.
We are having made plain marble sarco-
phagus six feet long and four feet high.
On the front OF it is to be my fathers
name, and on the back the dates OF his
birth and death. This will be put over
his grave at Mount Auburn in April next.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
Unknown Owners in the Town o.
Folsom

26-Against lots 1 to s, in block II. State and
county tax, 10 cents costs, 81 cents; total
tax and costs. -................-....-.s 80 81
county tax, 10 cents; costs, 81 cents total
tax and cess. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
2S-Against lots u to Is, in block Il. State and
county tax, Is cents; costs, 81 cents; total
tax ana Costs. ..............,......SO %
90 Against lots to 16, in block Is. State and
county tax, 10 cents; costs, 81 cents; total
tax and costs so &c
S0-Against lots to 10. in block Is. State and
county tax, p cents; costs, 81 cents; total
tax ana coSts... ...-....---...--.-.--S ~ IS
S1-Agairs, lots to s in block II State and
county tax cents; costs, 50 cents; total
tax and costs. 81
S2-Against lots to II, in block II. State and
county tax, 60 cents; costs, SO cents; total
33-AgainS west SO of east 45 feet of lot 3, in
block 81. State and county tax, 70 cents;
costs, 81 cents; total tax and costs .......Sl %
34-Agsinst lots Is and l6, in block As. State
and county tax, go cents; costs, SO cents
total tax and COSTS. Is
35-Against lot l. in block 30. State and county
tax, 20 cents; costs, 81 cents; total tax and
cOsbS...- ...s..'.s...-..S ~
36-Against lots to 10, in block ~. State and
countytax, 70 cents; costs, "a cents; total tax
and COSTS. .....s......'s.. -..--Sl -
31-Against lots to 4, in block "a. State and
county tax, 70 cents; costs, "a cents total tax
and costs. ................-.... 81 "
A II. ESTILL
Tax Collector
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
Unknown Owners in the City of Sac
ramentO

Against lot /, and B, Tenth and Eleventh
streets, in city of Sacramento. State and
county tax. 80 cents; costs, 81 cents; total
tax and costs. ........................S0 IS
streets, in city Of Sacramento State and
county tax, SO cents; costs, 81 cents total
tax and costs. .....-:...-; 80 80
Against north half of lot l, and Q, Fifth
and Sixth streets, in city of Sacramento
State and county tax, 50 81 costs, 81 cents
total tax and costs .......................S 81 90
s-Against lot 2, and Q, Fifth and Sixth
streets, il city of Sacramento State and
county tax, 81 65; costs, 6S cents; total tax
and costs ...........:.......... - y
against lot g. P and Q, Fifth and Sixth
streets, in city Of Sacramento. State and
county tax, 81 IS; costs, So cents total tax
10-Against south 25 feet lot 5, and Q, Fifth
and Sixth streets, in city of Sacramento
State and county tax, &c cents costs, 81
cents total tax and costs Observation-Disclosures 20
11-Against east half lot Z, P and Q, Fifth and
Sixth streets, in CITY of Sacramento State
and county tax, 81 66; costs, So cents; total
tax and costs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
12-Against lot 2, r and S, Fifth and Sixth
streets, in city of Sacramento. State and
county tax, 90 cents; costs, So cents; total tax
IS Against lot 4, R and s, Fifth and Sixth
streets, IN city Of Sacramento. State and
county tax, SO cents costs, So cents total
1i-Against lot 3, and s, Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, in city of Sacramento. State and
county tax, So cents; costs, 81 cents total
tax and costs .........................S 81 05
15-Agaipst undivided half of lot 7, r and S,
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, in citv of Sac
ramento State and county tax, 20 cents;
costs, 81 cents; total tax and costs. so Il
16-Against south 90 feet o. lot 5, and I,
Fourth and Fifth streets, in city OF Sacra-
mento State and county tax, 80 cents:
costs, So cents; total tax and costs.. 81
1S-Against block and G, Twelfth and Tnir-
teenth streets, north Of street, in city of
Sacramento State and county tax, 81 80;
costs, 81 cents total tax and costs. 50
19-Against block and G. Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, north of A street, in city
Of Sacramento. State and county tax, 81 80;
costs, 81 cents; tota. tax and costs. 50
20 Against block and c, Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth streets, north Of A street, in city OF
Sacramento. State and county tax, 81 49,
costs, 81 cents; total tax and CO. ts........s1 SO
21-Against block and D, Twelfth and ThiT-
teenth streets, north of A street, in city of
Sacramento. Site a9d county tax, 81 50:
costs, 81 cents total tax and costs. 50
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
RE MOVAL.

DRowN BROS. HAVE REMOVED THEIR
ID Blacksmith and Matchmaking business from
No. 920 K street, TO their new shop
Southeast csrner of Eleventh and n sts.,
Where they have better facilities to carry on their
business. They will be pleased to see their many pa
irons and the public Carriage painting in all its
branches specially. All work done WITH neatness
and dispatch, and warranted to give satisfaction
A full supply OF Buggies, Spring and Two-Horse
shortest notice. tal-lu1m
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
KATIE's KISSES.

To me Katie said 4" It's taste
Nv thin lips that I'd have, an indade
They belong 10 me now wild yerself,
An so putty fur kissin' were made
But she answered an tOuld me, wild eyes
That no star in the sky could eclipse:
" An it's thrue they belong to yersilf.
Sure how I'D We kiss yer own lips
" Just as aisv," cried, as to spake,
An swater nor honey. The sun
Is cowldvr by fan" But she vowed
The likes " 1t couldn't be done
Thin | offered the same 20 restore
Wild = seal jist as thrue as the day;
Bat she said, q | nd never take back
Whas once had given away"
" An III lind ye the loan Nv 'um, dear"
! replied but wild initiate scorn
She sXed, did think that her lips
We're made fur 20 rint or 70 pawh?
Thin sat jist as mute as a stone
An niver a word did say,
TIL Kstie, Cnaisy like, poutsd her lips
(och, the rogue } in a ravishin' way,
An wild dinples to timpt all the saints,
An wild bushes way up 20 her brow,
As soft as an angel she spake aud We like
To be lindin' the loan Nv EN- now"
&c. II. Thayer, in Harper's Magazine
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
Lots and Blocks in Town of Isleton,
Assessed to Unknown Owners.

lots 6, Z, and s, in block 4, Isleton.
State and county tax, IS cents: Isleton School
District tax, p cents; c1sts, % cents; total
JdA anu COsIs .Sl Ii
2l-Against lots and 10. in block 4, Isleton.
State and county TX, IS cents: Isleton School
District tax, q cents costs, SO cents; total
tax and costs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l.
22-Against lots 10 and 16, in block 4, lsleton.
Stlte and county tax, 80 cents Isleton School
District tax, y cents costs, So cents total
tax and costs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1;
z3-Against lot s, in block 6, Isleton. State and
county tax, 81 cents; Isleten School District
tax, % cents costs, SO cents total tax and
costs 81 /.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
DELINQUENT
TAX LIST.
EoE 1888.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
EOE 1893.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
~ mento-ss. By virtue of and in accordance
with the provisions Of Sections 1894, S765, 3766,
and 1857, of the Political Code, will sell all the
property. real and personal, hereinafter described
and delinquent for State and County and other
Taxes for the year 1885, iii front OF the Courthouse
door, at the hour Of 10 A. NJ,
Monday. the s5th day OF February,
A. ID. 1884.
For gold coin of the United States, each piece or
parcel described for the amount of taxes thereto
annexed, together with per cent. and so cents on
each lot piece or tract of land separately assessed
and on each assessment Of persona! property add
tional thereto, and aecruing costs.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

Against W f. Knox, s.
Against Ad m Kmkle, S.
Against c. + X iuk, -.
Against II W. Hays s..
Against A. Kim. 81.
Against W. IL. Kennedy, 81.
Against William Laufkotter
Against Benjamin Lookhart, e
Against w. 2. Lyon, ~
Against W. II. Lockhart, -.
Against J. W. Leftwich, g..
Against John &. Mooney, a.
Against j. S. Miller, 81.
Against Peter Mct;raw, q.
Against Charles McGraw 81.
Against I. II. MAhn, e.
Against J. McCourt, -.
Against N. S. Nichols g.
Against c. t. Nathercott, g.
Against L. r Nichols, =.
Against J. n. Pavus, 81
Against George F. Parker, 81
Against Peltier, s..
Against William Frioe, 81.
Against J. F. Ramsge, s..
Against f. A. Rowley, 81
Against W. s. Rawlins, 81.
Against Charles II. She n, 81.
Against c. +. Seebs. 81.
Agains. Ed. Short, -
Against d. j simmons e.
Against A. NJ Smith, 81.
Against S. Sinay, 81
Against John Shaw, ~.
Against - Shannon, 81.
Against H. c. Tnton, a.
Against J. NJ Tenbrook, 81.
Against j. G. Van Tine, 81
Against Talbot H. Wallis, 81
Against a. Wassnan, a
fe2-4tS Tax Collector
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23

By the Mississippi overflow of LAST year
Louisiana claims to have been damaged to
the extent Of 5000, 000.-[N. o. Plea
yune.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
FANCY BAKERY.

ENsHEks BAKERY, ICE CREAM AND oys-
4 ter Saloon will be opened in a few ds at $40
street, next door to the old stand, by S. FOR
ESTER & co. They will keep in stock all kinds Of
Wedding and Fancy Cakes. Orders are now re-
ceived and filed on shortest notice. Wedding Cakes
Specially. fel4lp1m
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Friday, February 5, 1854,
AND UNTIL FURTnER NOTES.
TRAINS AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO


Gao A, M.-tDAily) San Francisco Passen.
O'VV gers Train, via Benieia Connects at Sui
sun for Vallejo and Calstoga- Second
class passenger cans for San Francisco at.
tached
s.InA M.-(sundays exeepted)-Aeeommo.
t'AV 6ation Tr%in to Marysyile, ked Bluff and
hedding.
Q.QA A. M DMly)-C P. Emigrant Train
J'c| 10 ogden, Council slufs and East
1890 sosanG Gs soon saos 9s5S? Steamer as s
San Francisco, touching at al way ports
on the Sacramento river.
1f.QO A, M-(Daily)-Passenge Train tor
i'ou Woodland, Williams, Wiilows Tehama
and Red Bluff
fE.In A. M.-DaiS San Francisco Passenger
~ Train. Connects at Gait with Passenger
Train for lone, ard at Lathrop with Tulsre
Passenger Train for MERGED. MADEIRA
Fresno and Tulare also connects at
Lathrop with the s. P. Atlantic TX.
press for Madera, Moiave, DSggeti
The Needles "a x ?. X. RI New
hall santa Barbara Los Angeles
Cotton (San Diego), Yuma, MaIicopa
(Prescott), Tucson, Benson (Guaymas,
Mexico), Demine "a. T. * S. E r. ~, NJ
Paso Ct. & P. ky.), San Antonio and
New Orleans. Connects also at Niles for
San Jose.
sD,AAP M.-(Daily)-IOcal Passenger Train
| S'tV to Auburn and Colfax.
250 Taa va Bsgc don a6' R sSssS
for Vallejo. Connects also ~ Suism
Sundays excepted, for CAlistoga.
-, IA z. M.-(Daily) -Oreson Express for
o' " Marysyille, Chico, Red Bluff and Reddins
(portlsnd, oregonl
A.kS p. M.-(Dailyl-C P. Pacific Express, via
t'oAs Beneia for San Francisco.
500 onna:t5F SR P E Ta S Tsa g4
The Needles, Deming and Ell Paso
735 oi S sof R:ae o1., Atlantic ssa v ssR5s.
Battle Mountain (Austin), Palisade (Ed-
reka), Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
%tf9 r. M.-(Daily)-Passepge Train for
at Woodland and knight,s LANDING
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23

with the provisions OF sections 1898 4
Political Code:
Against D. G. Berg, 81.
Against W. o. Bowers, "a.
Against c. Bsgnall. 81.
Against Harry Boyle, S..
Against W. B. Burtis, 81.
Against Antoine Brewer, 81.
Against August Brendlin, a.
Against G. w. Bailey, 81.
Against James X. Burke, "a.
Against Aaron Ball, 81.
Against J. J. Carroll, "a.
Against 7. @. Churchman, 81.
Against C. V. Churchman, 81.
Against R. NJ Clarken, 81.
Against Hugh Duffy, 81.
Against B. Dennery, 81.
Against S. A. Deuel., "a
Against N. G. Eldred, "a.
Against NJ. D. Eldred, 81.
Against VIM. Pitt Eldred, "a.
Against r. J. Fletcher, 81.
Against NJ Francis, 81,
Against James A. Fox, 81.
Against james a. Groth, 81.
Against Noah Gill, 81.
Against Daniel Halter, 81.
Against VIM. Henley, 81.
Against W. 81. II Hatch, 81.
Against S. S. Holl, 81.
Against Patrick Hagerty, 81.
Against A. N. Henley, 81.
HAgainst Henry Holmes, 81.
Against Reuben johnson, 81.
Against W. F. jackson, 81.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23

Price, So per year; 81 Is for SIX
months; 70 cents for three months.
A liberal commission will be paid to all
Postmasters.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
Delinquent Poll Tax for 1883.

The following is a list of persons delinquent tor
poll tax for the year 1883, turned to for
collection by tie County Auditor, in accordance
Political Code
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WHEN SERVED By CARRIERS.

THE WEEKLY UNION"
WAS A YEAR AGO EN-
LARGED FROM SEVEN
COLUMNS TO EIGHT
MNS PER PAGE,
MAKING A SIXTY-FOUR IN
STEAD OF A FIFTY.SIX
COLUMN PAPER. UPON
RECEIPT OF THE NEW
DRESS,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
Sacramento and PlaGeFVillG B B.

+.QA A. M.-(Sundays excepted)-Local Pas
t'cV senger Train for Folsom and Single
Springs.
A,l0'P. n.-(Sundays excepted) Local Pas.
f'NV senger Train FOR Folsom.
A. N. T0WNE. General Manager
EAnnMaN l.1aln asa,r md
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
THE 1InIrf OK SILK GOODS.

tn the FFftor of The Trt'"7r.
SIN. Nv lctio~ which YOU publish to-day
viii have accomplished It's whole object H.
vin your comments, it makes clear 'he
.,ct tLat t.1c ua. been already su''i'h'lai
lowering OF tH. dg.y on SILK goods ana tia'
further rclucioaon The Democratic Fi"a Wo,' N'iN
t,, i,j,-.rv. The -ehs 11c rreonrnlad by tu-
,i.ff,, Il, ia. Tariff Commission one ot specific
duties o,fata &, ylal 80 instead Of 60 per cent Ihat
y,-t ~q, asked for; not 30 per cent 3d yaoren. l4s
.,.I, 'a..on O.. invoices with an "a FaeioIn itr
,u.-it o arIrs. aforl The import, n IAe i3uI lh nuns
.tre new ,i..1 went into operation were lhlegu y,
,,r A. ,lrlpir..l ou mat point l. sraFC'N laH' u
1.,.. o .tras throughout l-@2 were he llrEeHl ''
t tl. sill. ftrfr Tie dee iue ~ tJe value o. sllN
o,fs ,,-1 -3 aouI al- ID bee c7ns'drci iuF ~ ~
1z- win .sa ..ri, "f your article on In' Den'cii @
lI5u and o.r '.-c explanations IN u' nope H"' VIZ
'-''' '-' WILLIAM {. WYCROFT,
Secretary silk Association Oi America
No. JfyL. i .v. y. t-