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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-17
REP0KTED BACK.

WASHINGTON, April 10. = The
House met at II I'm. IN continua-
tion of Wednesdays session. Eaton
on the Committee of Laws Relating
10 the Election of President and
Vice President, reported back the
Senate bill on that subject with va
rious amendments.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-17

Phoenix Lodge No 5 Regular
meetings every Wednesd iy event .,
at Z p. m, in Masonic Hall All
members in good standing are invi-
led To- attend S, ID. LoUNT, NJ. w =. ;
Jos. CAMPBELL, Recorder.
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REcoMMENnATIoN.

WASHINGTON, April IL. The
Chair laid before the Senate a COM
munication from the Secretary of
he Treasury urging the necessity
for new revenue cruiser for Alas
kan waters, and recommending an
appropriation of $175,0OO for that
purpose.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-17
aEcRgT socsETgEs,

1 rfaona ga per 40. s.R 4. ss
Stated cnnvoca ions on the second
Monday of cnch month, al 7:30 p. m.
IN Masonic Hall. Soiouraing com
panioas in gool standing are cor
dially invited VI. ". KALEs, II. p. ;
e. \. SHAW, Secretary.
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Il. OFF.

Phoenix Lodge No. 2. Holds reg
Mar convocations on the first and
third Fridays of each month, at z 80
p. IN =, in Masonic Hall. S. E. PAT
TON, Q. c.; H. W. RYDER, K. of r.
& 5.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-17

Il is said that the peculiar sunsets
are cau.ed BY the SUMS trying to set
hy the new standard time.-Middle-
boro News.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-17
Ar.nana E.onge 40. 2. 8. & !. Y

Holds stated meetings on he Tues
day ON or preceding the fun moon.
ut I 30 p. IL in Masonic Hall. So
jouIning brethren in good Standing
are fraternally invited to attend :.
E. PATTON, w. NJ; ". +. MCN ULTY.
Secretary.
EXAMINING COMMITTEE
JOHN r Altar, VI. W. KALEs, w,
F. McNULrY, E. GAM.
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UNFoUNDED .

BERLIN, April 12.-The rumor
that Herr Won Eisendecker, German
Minister at Washington, Will be re
called is uufounied. The question
of his transfer 10 another post was
discussed long before the Lasker in>
cident nccl11red
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-17
NOT INSTRUCTED.

Sr. LOUIS, April 12.-All the Mis-
syuri delegates to the Republican
National Convention have been
elected, but none e pecially instruct
ed, and their personal Presidential
preferet ces have not been an
nounced
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-17
TWO MORE FOR ARTHUR

Troy, N. Y, April 12-The nth
Congressional District has elected
Martin ] Townsend and Henry S.
Burloigh delegates to tic Republi~
can National Convention. They ale
both for Arthur.
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RAILROADS & STAGES
s. ?. R R Of Arizona.
Trains at Maricona,

$40 P. NJ. DAILY-Passenger
1 .4O Train westward, via Yu>
ma, Los Angeles, and San Francisco,
connecting at Lathrop with the Ats
lantic Express Train for Stockton.
Sacramento, Ogden, and Omaha.
Sleeping car attached from Deming,
n. M, TO Oakland, Cal.
INK A NJ. DAILY-Passenger
H.4O Train eastward, via G asa
Grande (stages for Florence and
GlObP) Tucson, Benson, (for Tomb
stone) Wilcox, San Simon, and
Deming, Ei Paso, connecting for all
points north, east, southeast, an Mex
leo Through freight and emigrant
train 4 10 a. m.
T. H. GOODMAN,
Gen'l Pass. e Ticket Agt.
A N. TowNE, Geu1 Supt
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The clever tura everything to ac
count. La Fontaire.
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TELEc aAFHJC.
The crRAN EILI1RusTER


KEY WEST, April 11.-Mail ad-
vices from Havana state that Aguero
landed without resistance and was
Joined by numerous factions on his
march to The interior. His forces
encountered the troops several times
and iepulsed them. Great excite
mcnt prevails. especially in Havana.
owing TO the concentration of large
forces of troops. 1t is supposed that
the government used the Aguero in
cident for display of force to in
timidate the Cubans during the next
election. The government has tele,
graphed to Spain for more troops.
The censor, hip over dispatches has
been re-establ1shed.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-17

SAN FRANcIsco, April 10.-The
/ Chronicle New York special says
The continued fall Of prices in the
Chicago wheat market is the all abb
sorbing topic of conversation on
Wal. street. The sun says: he
wonderful change IN the condition
of woIld's grain mraket could not
have occurred but for immense rail
road progress made by India, Rus ia
AMI Australia; but this progress was
not the w~rll Of a few wceas; ii took
years to build mp the roads which
now bring to the ses board at almost
nominal rates, all he wheat grown
in the inferior of tbs immense
Continents, but we did not pay the
slight, st attention to wi at was go-
ing o1 there. The spread-eiale
twaddie made every one believe that
America would Away beI the
world. and Thai The orld could not
live witl.cut us. We accordingly,
went straight ;.heafi maxi; Q corners
IN every lhing, over earitalizinS
cveerylhing, and ever producing
cvelyt; ing. The result vas natural
Cur shar. practice and corners net
less tban cur inrudence, Disguised
all tho world AID brougLt Ihings TO
such pnss that nobody now either
wants our produce, our stocks, or
anything else except cur gold.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-17
STRUCK WATER.

QuIJoroA, april 1O.-EverJ one
here is in high spirits. Water WAS
struck at II O'Clock, yesterday fore
noon, III the BonauAa company's
well, at a depth of 452 feet, and
Hank Smith, the company's super
intenGent, and other experienced
persons here freely express the opin>
ion chat the much vexed water prob,
lem is now satisfactorily solved.
AMERICAN GRAIN MARKET IN a BAD
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ELS EY HO y S E,
OAKLAND, CAL.

Ty7HE AB ELARGE AND WELL KNOWN
house dving been thoroughly renovated
throughout. viii hereafter be conducted in con-
nection with the Winsor House, under the man
agement of {. G. Wheeler.
The Kelsey House and cottages are situated in
the midst OF beautiful and spacious grounds. in
schools The reading and billiard rooms have
been handsomely furnished for the Use of ladies
aud gentlemen. Ten minutes ride from Broad
way station street Cars pass the door every
seven minutes
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THE WiNSCR HOUSE.

The WINSOR is situated one block from Broad
way station and offers fiiSt-class accCuImOda-
tious to business ICcp and families.
Telephone communication free to guests OF
both houses. Special rates to tamlirS and per
mnnent guests. 81 llnMM MFNNlm
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81. II. ROSES

4 GRICULTURAL WORKS. NINTH AND K
~ streets, builds ever description Of Pump
ing Machinery. steam k2giues Horse powers.
etc A New Design of DEEP WELL PU3fP just
5000
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GEORGE W. YOUNG,

CUCCEssOR To PIKE d YOUNG. CARRIAGE
sacramento. Established in 1880. All sizes OF
Bugsies, PhGetrus, Spring and 1h0roughhTace
Wagons. Kepailing, Paiu:.:.G and Trimming
done. 1nc0-tDtf
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C. ZWICKIL,

1T-STGEET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
W and Ftth. CaSt-lron Founder ManGiact-
ureT OF all kinds of Cast and Knd-irOn Railiues
and Fences. All Building Castings made 10 order.
s]-tUlm
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TITATCHMAEER AND JEWELLERS. ---.
w 500 ! street. between fifth and ~.
Sixth, have always Oh hand choice var- o. -
ETY. OF fine Watches, Diamonds, Jeve!ry, ct'tsa.7
etc. ia7-lrn
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WHITE & aosTRAwsER,

C0NTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. HOUSE
y building and jobbng q specially. Otio,
SIS K street. Estimates, Plans and Speciiica-
tions furnished on all kinds of work. Store and
Office fitting a specially. au27-lm
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Observation-Disclosures. T.GE WIN
l. dow Screens and Doors kent on hand and
made 20 order Thirteenth ard J SIS. ap5-ip:f
DA~ ifYs,AS rIy,-, :, -
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WNI. ELLERY BRIGGS. NJ. D..

OCULIST, ACRIST, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases OF the Throat. Office l29I$
street, corner OF Fitth, over Sacramento Bank
Sacramento Cal. Hours: e.S3 % l. A. NIL to
P. r. sundays $50 to II \. ": to4pM. jyI-tf
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DRs. KELLOGG 3 GOSs,
sunday, ITO ).
DIR. LAME,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.-OFFTCE AND
/ Residence. No. 323 street. between Thlrd
and Fourth. Hours 10 10 A. NJ. s to > and 10
; P. VI, Oaice Of City Superintendent OF Public
Schools at same place sc5-tplm
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WASHINGTON, September 3d.-Prof Gregory.
o. the CIVIL Service Commission, has written
long letter upon the subject OF political assess
lncnts, the chief points of which are contained
III the following extracts: The grand intent of
those sections in the Civil Service Act which re
late 10 contributions for political purposes was
| tWo-t3id-lrSt, To prevent the Use of Govern
mcnt places and Government funds rs forces to
control elections, and second. to protect GOV
erHm"n- employees from com Tul>Cry coutribI-
tioIs L. political funds. \ clerk is employed to
work for the people and not for party and his
pay comes from the VcOtlC and uur trum his
party. WIN he earns is, therefore, his own.
and 1t Is gross tyranny 10 cEtGrt from him any
part of his earnings by threat of removal or 10y
c.eTkShlp, is still citizen. and as Il citizen has
the common interest of ali good citizens in
the progress and welfare of this country. the
common right to vote and express opinions
10 form associations with those of like opinion
and 10 use his money in all llW lul way TO
propagate his opinions. As officers or employees
oi the Government. he is strictly under the Uu-
thGrity OF Congress in all his Official work and
citation, and must not violate any of the .uur
outside Of his official life and relations beyond
the realm of his duties to the Government. and
beyond his connection with the Governmental
people and places he uccomS Il simple citizen
and has al the duties. Interests aud riIhtS Di
ms ieiloW-eitlzen not in public employ The
interpretation of the Civil Service law Is easy.
and the path %; 0uty require! Ev ir is plain To-
all W no honestly regard the Law. There ar" two
great aims, the absolute defense ot the ballot
box from al corrupt OF corruptiuE Official in
IueLcc and The IraieC ton Of Ga}yrHmCut oti-
ciuls from political assessments. These fVO
great public demands Of law must and viii be
July and taiiiy enforced.
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DIR. 4. L. BRINE.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. GRADUATE OF
| the University of Berlin, Germany. Ofice
and residence, No. 52l street between Filth
NIB to and ITO SP NJ iv13-tf
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C. SCFIAEFER.

COOPER, 40. 50 FRONT STREET. SACRA-
- meuto, Cri Manufacturer of Wine Pipes
attended tn. au2l-lm
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WALLACE A. RRIGGs, NJ. D.,

DHYSICIAN AND OBSTETBICIAN. OFFICE
and residence No. 2i2 J street, Sacramento.
$40 o A. NJ.
Office Hours:{ II 4 II. TO . P. II. Sjel24pf
GO % s =. NJ
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I centrally located and cheap rent Inquire
ut HEL.AS Grocery store, Thirteenth and IA
streets sll..t
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Go a AND SE1Es
Greatest Healer Living,
DR.. ]. D. MAC LEHMAN,
NOW IN SACRAMENTO,
e daily. FREE
oE7ESTCEf5, 9I9 L 5TaREsEsrEa,
FOR FEW WEEKS ONLY.
haye in San Francisco during the past eight made
over 10000 personal applications of my
VLta-E1ay@iCal TgeeaGme
variety of human maady, and with it, by the bless
marvellous.
any w rom
u O OF lie a M oil . q he
ieve he would notb o


Prof D
peclyh to Ia thar month
was t. urnc ny 4 o
o q
70 Ou
Wunhu NJ r C
b
had onulc
Dr.
N
E.
"a ellie 2 t
Emma san
up b. over Il dnd O " &c
c
A CJy,cau y
II
o a =
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WANTED-AS SITUATION BY 44.i...
w a competent nan with -'s-7+ I
good reference, Us Watchman or Y
to 10 light work in either city or ..1:seaii,4s S..
country. Address 5. STEPHENS, care of Geo.
Barrett, Dixon. Cal aui9lp1m$
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WANTED Ne LADY AND GENT IN
" every town, in q charming business; SO
Tons OF stamp for terms. NONPAREH4 MFG
co, 2i3 state street, Chicago, aU30lmTuThS
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WANTED-A PARTNER WITH FROM $500
W 90 500; professional sporting man pre-
ferred; TO the right party this is regular bo-
nanza: Il personal interview must be had. In
quire at Room ~, MECHANICS EXCHANGE, /
street, between Front and Second, from to $50
e'ciock r. NJ. sl9-lW*
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FOR SALE-T0 LET.

i 100 egg capacity; in perfect order: fine
Matching record; cheap Box Il, Coliux, Cal
S2tlW
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EOE ShLE-A NICE BUILDING LOT on P
L street al q very loW price inquire oftAEL
STROREI, No 33l J street. S-J-Gt+
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DENTISTRY.


- y. TEBBFTs. DENTIST, To 9I4 zzs<7zizzl...
i sixth street between ! and J,iTysasssssss g
was. side, opposite congregational NUII---%
Church Au5-tf
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. SECOND HAND UPRIGHT PIANOS. s-fss.se
- SO, 500 and Sl50; = Secondhand Or fffsYs
Great Bargains. f. Z. GIKtltD Plano store.
corner Seventh a.d J SIS. Sacramento. au21-
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Money Wanted ::5 ::: E.: ..:: :.. 5:: \: +: :
WANTED.

TWO MEN TO DRIVE EIGHT MULE TEAMS,
/ 50; also, men to work OH ranch. SO to
81; man 10 milk and make butter. so: 3
walters, So a man cook 50; also. q man 10 do
chores. sc; men 10 milk, so. Femalc--l5 girls
for homework, SD TO 50; waiter girls, So to
So also girls and WumeI for various other
work. Apply to HOUSl on x CO.. Employment
Office, corner Fourth and X streets, Sacramento.
iaI3-futf
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AFrORNEYS-AT-LAW.
ISAIAH IEI-HI.HI-IlT.

ISAIAH IIIr8LBUIlT,
At )RyEY AND CoUNsELon-AT-LAw,
has REMOVED to No 50i street jyis-tf
". c. VAN FLEET ". T. TKEADwLLL.
TREADYgEL,. i VAN FLEET.
I TTORNEYs AND COJNSEIORs, COS
a street, near ~iyth, Sacramento, Cal. al-s-ip
". $. BEATTY i =. c. DI5NsON,
I TTOENETs AND CoUNsELOES-AT-L
"a Offices: Metropolitan Block, \ street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifta. sacramento. Entrance
next door O Metropolitan Thea,er. ol-N
c. / WHITE. 4 l.. HART.
HART & WHITE.
4 TTORNEYs AND COUNsELORS-A S-AT-LAW.
y Offices 81 the southwest corner of Fifth
and J ccts, Sacramento, California. je25tf
EENEy L. yUcEIEy. s SCION HoLL.
HOLL & RUCKLEY,
1 TTGREEYS AND COUNSELORS-AT -AT-LAW.
y Office: Northeast corner sixth and
]rccts, Sacramento. jc9f
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NEW YoGE September 2ad.-Thc special train
over thc n>ylyuuia road which conveyed
Blaine ana party from Philadelphia, made bat
one stop-Eiizaboth. The trip WAS Tadc in less
than .Wr hours.
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ROOT. AIIN. NEILNDN. :. DRISt
ROOT. NEILSON & CO..

ITNGON FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
\ Founders and MaChn.s;s, Front street. be
tween \ and 0. Cgstings Gni Machinery of
every description made 10 order. ja2iIplm
=. FOSTER. !. o FUNSTON.
1856. Z. FOSTER e CO., 1884.
DOOK-ETNDERs, PAPEP-ECLERS AND
- Hiank-bc- Manufacturers. No $40 street,
between Third anu Fourth. sacramento iy2j-iptf
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THE WONDER OF TIE AGE

" CrandaII" Type Writer!
Tool, the First Premium at the State Fair!
Is, without doubt, the cheapest and best in use.
c.. Il. O - "A N1 3 III
General Agent for Pacific Coast,
No. 923 Second street. ...... .Sa Graz mcnto.
Circulars sent to any address. ie2i-tply
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rubucatle. once. Third ST., bet j and X
ANlED-LOST-F0UND.

OST-ON THlRTEF' TIL STREET, A GOLD
| ! Chain and ock, photograph of a man
IT, the Lccket !,lh fina,. please leave il at NJ
IRf' rs. corner Fnn~' acnth and D streets
suu Oe rewarded. s233t*
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HONE AND ABROAD.
BLAINE'S RECEPTION IN PHIL.
ADELPHIi.
Appeal from the National Democratic
Committee-A Parrici,lc Hanged
Foreign Items.
tsrEcIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRn-UyIoSl
DOMESTIC NEWS.

tsPEcIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRp-Uvrox.I
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DCNTIST. AIS J STREET, Be -..'---s-s7a-
- tween Fourth aui Fifth Sacre- :. -. - -:
neuto. Ar-iieial Teeth inserted on ~ n
Gold NulcaH..e aud I.i bases Nitrous oxide or
laughing Gas administered for painless cHtrac-
t.-n nf l.-tE. ivlt-lm
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positive Broen-Iown Constitutions Nervous Debility
q
0
ach Throat, Head Internal Loss OF
Weak rheumatism
Painful Diseases
ment
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rrice. 81 70 mailed rec OF postacel. Address
A ROMAN General Agent 80 Sutter street,
san Francisco. Cal. Agents wantcd.Sl ipimNWF
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CHICKERING PIANOSl
WILCOX & WHITE ORGANS J.
l. K. HAMMER. Gen. Aet..

No. $50 J street.,
INSTRUMENTS SOLD ON THE INSTALL
| meut P'7n. orders for TUNING promptly at
tended to. Old Pianos taken il exchange. Sheet
Music and full lire OF musical merchandise
AlMRVS ON hPnl ,vl-Atf
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Sensation Promised.

NE| YORK, September 23d.-A peculiar case
came up before Surrogate Rollins Yesterday and
was adjourned till this morning. Twenty wears
ago Mary stuart, = belle Of Fu.t0nville, y. Y.
married. q resident of that town, named T. r.
Gilbert. After having had an unhappy marital
experience Mrs Gilbert came TO New York and
became intimate with Pierre Iorilard, the
Wcii-knoWn tohaccOnist. She assumed the name
of Mrs. Loshcr, and year later went TO Cali
fOrnla. society people FIspecto,' in whose com
paGy >nc travelled !Or popular racing horse
departed for he Pacific coast at the same time,
and It's owner accompanied il. But little is
known of the lady's life in the lar West save
that She was generally successful in all racing
LosheT sailed for EarGpe. She mad improved
her odd moments il California by c2rctGlly
studying the French language. she became
wei known to London men about town. but
after some wears returned To- New YorH. where
she died in February. 1851. After the funeral it
transpireG THAT Mrs. Loshcr had ieil Il will
dated january O. 1884, in which She bequeGthed
ali her property an estate VariouSly valued at
from S6o,t'l to Sl09,tD to u lad II Years of age,
known as William q. Gilmore and in case of
his demise before reaching the age of 2l the
entire estate was to be given 30 Edward Il. tIll-
more, the WCll-kH0Wn theatrical manager. In
curry was at once instituted hy other claimants
to the property, and it was discovered that for
had freq" Ntly lived together rs man and wife.
both III this city and abroad. There are now
half Il dozen claimants to the estate. 1t is
asserted that while Mrs. i,oShCr was i'll here
undue influence III favor0f Gilmore wGs eXertcd.
Sensational developments are expected, and
Gilmore has secured cX-Jgdgc DlttvnhOcier 10
look after his interests.
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The Poor will be Treated FREE Every Morning from to fur Weeks only
FCE0URs for consultation treatment 10 H.
NO TREATMENTS GIVEN ON SUNDAYS.
Remember the Humber 9 street. bet Ninth and Gl opposite the Plaza
LoIe- y ID. AI@CL III @E0-
~
VI lo.GANI
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With every disease imaginable for the
last three years Our
Druggist, T. J. Andersen, recommending
Hop Bitters to me,
| used two hoftlasr
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DAILY REC0RD-UNION

Post Once Sacramento as s~oond class matter
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Young CLAW and His SLAYER.


NEW YORK. September 2'd.--A TJWcS' Louis
vile SPECIAL says: Wclpcr. who sist and killed
Young Clay, has been councilman from the
Eleventh Ward two terms. lie lett the business
of hack-Grivcr to become Z liquur-dcaicr. lie
keeps an aIi-night house ON Fiith street, and
has b@en mixed up i'll numerous small tights,
and Is considered y guOd-naturcd fellow
peuseiy ignorant, II is Il wonder how he was
able t3 achieve political success. He has a
strong factioual following in the Eleventh
Ward. Young Clay was the most popular man
Of his years in Louisville. and was known all
over the State as the counterpart OF his dist!n-
guishCd grandfather All day long the stairs
leading 10 his room Sn the third story oi the
Cromie Bloc: have been throrged ~ acqn2int-
ancts Of all classes, TO pay the last iook ol re-
spcct to dead friend. The body will be con-
veyvi 20 Lexington tomorrow and he laid To
rest by the side OF his father and grandfather.
New York Stock Market.
New YoaK. September 93d-jl \. M.-Stocks
are less active and generally weak. Union Pa
cifc md LGcEGwauna arc firm, but the rSInaln-
der Of the list declined 4 to II from yesterdays
closing figures Northern Pacific preferred de-
clined II, Northwestern and St. Paul u, Lake
Shore Z, New York Genital Is, Western UE!onR.
NEW York September 2Sd.-Ceutrai Pacific.
49,; Burlington, III; Northern Pacific 1854;
Northern Pacific preferred, III s northwestern.
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[coxrIxuEp OK LAST rAGz.l
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- - ttt'HNlNst. ffft.
h None genuine withOuta bunch of Green
Hops on the white lahcl. ShnH AN ;Lc vie poi
sonous stuH with Hop or Hops in their
name.
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L.AIIIES NEcI,EIEE.

MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERs
VI Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters, Rsiliugs
GrstingS Housework and BiackSmithing in gen
eral, No go K street between Fiilh and sixth
Second hand Doors fo- sale icZ3-iptt
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nEALERS. CORNER OF FRONT AND l.
- streets. Highest price for Hides, sheep
Pelts and Tallow Butchers supplied with salt,
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines. Stuff
erS, Lard Presses. etc. Prompt cash returns
made for all consgumcnts felS sDtf
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CARLE & CRO1,

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
~ pared 20 do al kinds of work in theiE line,
in city or country. Principal place of business,
Sacramento. Shop. No. 1l2l Second street, be-
tween X and L. P0Stoaice Box No. 40 Sacra-
mento. jel5-4ptf
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Am entirely cured, and heartily recon-
mend Hop Bi.ters to every one. J. D..
Walker, Bucbner Mo.