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The Belgian Town Council, having an anti-re-
Ggious turn, has christened street from 81
Bernard TO Sarah Bernhard. That name suits
the street, which is very long and very narrow. !
The Succession Policy of the Dutch Gov
eminent.
BERLIN, June 9th.-Bsmarek will send his
son Herbert to direct the legation at The
Hague, i'll order to watch the succession policy
death of the Prince of Orange II is reported
that King William. of Holland, has recently al
fianced his three-year-old daughter, Princess
Wilhelmnia, to Prince Baudouin, son of the
Count of Flanders, heir apparent to the throne
Belgium. Bismarck supports the candidature
of the Duke of Nassau
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THE London telegraph insists that the dyna-
miters are directed by leaders in New York, and
these are protected by the liberation Of the
Americans. If the telegraph refers to the Rosa
gang il is in error. Rosa is chargeabIe only
with the most gorgeous lying. As to liberation
10y Americans, it has not yet been shown to a
legal certainty that the dynamiters are directed
from New York and in the next place it is
necessary to point out the directors But,
nevertheless, true Americans are anxious that
any possible stigma attaching to this country by
moved.
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under advisement
F. Martinella VS.. W. A. Iadd-Continued for
one week.
j. l., Huntoon, administrator, VS.. Nelson
Champlln ct al.-Tried, submitted and decree
of foreclosure granted
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THE question has been over and again asked,
"Who are the people, That is. the people of
whom the never silent politician pirates and in
whose name extra sessions and the like are in
voked. 1t has remained for the Chicago Times
to facctiOusly give the most concise answer on
record They are several groups of individual
patriots that meet together and resolve, like the
three historic tailor We, the American peo
pie, want etc They are groups Of politicians
that envclop themselves in an artificial atmos
pherc that is mephitic eXhalation of their own
gascousneSs"
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A Tribute TO the MathuShek

- IF HAD KNOWN As MUCH ABOUT Pr
amos several Years ago as | do now l
should have bought Mathushek Piano, but
listened 10 interested parties; but | intend 20
have a Mathushek vet it seems TO be the only
piano made which stands in tune and retains its
volume of tone for years" How often has the
above or similar remarks been repeated over and
over again. Don't let the above De your expert
ence but get a Mathushek Piano at once, either
a Square Upright or Grand, they all have the
solid iron frame with the tuning pins pushed in.
over go in use in Sacramento by music teach
ers.. hotels and private citizens; also, used ex-
clusively by St Joseph's Convent. JOHN F.
COOPER, Agent, No. 527 street, near Sixth, Sac
ramento. je6-2ptf
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To SHOW to what a white heat feeling has been
brought in England by the recent dynamite ex-
plosions, it is openly stated that Lynch law is
boldly advocated among the most conservative
classes, and that if a dynamiter is caught he
will be dealt with in way very uncommon in
England
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The New York World is just now engaged in
publishing the coarScst and most trashy of wood
cut portraits of beautiful women of that section
1t is species of journalism that does no credit
to the paper engaged in L. and is humiliating to
the profession. The ladies the World thus car
features should take steps to abate the nuisance.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-10

THE Pacific coast Democratic CongreSSmen
think somewhat differently from their partisans
here. They agree that the Republicans have
nominated remarkably strong ticket.
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was Phyllis. OF the others, Deck Wright and
Catch Fly justified their reputation as step
pers," while 0verman showed out of condition
going off his feet at the slightest provocation.
He at no time showed anywhere in 'front.' and
it was only owing to the fact that distance was
waived that he was permitted TO start after the
tirst heat. Catch Fly was known to be one of
the fastest animals in the country, but her I'M
which began with the second heat, while it
operated against the others, seemed to steady
Catch Fly, and she won easily. Following is
the score:
Catch Fly
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-Armstrong, Judge.

MONDAY, June 9th.
Estate of Charles A. Warning, deceased Pc.
tition for continuation OF sale of real estate
granted.
admitted to probate. Alfred Cotfman appointed
administrator; bond $1,000 Appraisers David
| Upton, Joseph Kerr and Julius Everson. Notice
| 70 creditors in RECoRD-UNoN.
| 5. II. Pugh vs.. His CredtOrs-COntinued until
| June 18th, at 10 \. NJ.
Estate of - Frick, deceased-C Continued one
| week.
Estate of John H. Wilson, deceased-Contin.
ued one week.
Guardianship of the. Jordan minors-settle
| ment OF final account OF guardian granted.
| People VS.. Geo. Cox, grand larceny-Defendant
| allowed until next Monday to plead.
Estate of 7. Van Hechten, deceased-Contin
| ued one week.
| People VS. H. H. Mansfield. bigamy-Defend.
ant sentenced to three years in the State Prison
| at Folsom.
People VS.. Mock Soon, manifestations fol
new trial and arrest of judgment argued and
overruled. Prisoner sentenced to the State
Prison at Folsom for the term of his natural life
| Thirty days additional time to that allowed by
| law granted TO file bill of exceptions
| Estate of Elizabeth Mcmahon, deceaSed-De-
cree of final distribution and discharging ad-
ministrator entered.
Estate of Benjamin F. Tibbetts deceased
| Return of sale OF real estate made and cOntirma
| tion of sale granted.
| Matter of Alice, Katie and William Schwab,
minors-Order entered granting allowance tc
| minors.
| Estate of Thomas Hughes, deceaSed-OrdeI
| approving final account granted and estate or
| dered escheated.
Estate of John Williams, deceased-0rdeI
| for family allowance granted.
| Rebecca Rodgers VS. Central Pacific Railroad
| Company-Continued for one week.
| People VS.. Geo. X. Rider-Continued by con-
| sent for the session.
People VS.. James Dwyer-Same order
| People vs. Charles Gardner-Same order.
| Guardianship of Edward Corbett an incompe-
tent-order entered appointing F. K. Dray guar
| dian
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The sea-gulls that held daily conventions
at North Beach have disappeared since the
order forbidding the dumping of garbage
at that point was enforced.
Thirty persons have been saved
within seventeen years by the boats of the
Merchants Exchange, in charge of Henry
C. Hoyt OF these 10 were white male
adults, white female adults, boys and 4
Cinnamon. The majority were attempts at
suicide, and upon being rescued those sober
wished to get back into the water, and those
drunk were very glad to have chance TO
get back home again.
During the past few days several large
whales have been seen in the Golden Gate
near Fort Point Friday one came within
$50 yards of the fort, and the soldiers, not
thinking that he was coming in TO learn
the news from Chicago, fired ut him. Two
or three Springfield rifle bullets hit him,
but he paid no attention to the attack. On
the contrary, he came nearer shore and
kept Spouting with the vim of Il political
orator at ratification meeting.
The internal revenue collections III the
San Francisco District for the week ending
June 7th were as follows:
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Department Two-McFarland. Judge.

MONDAY, June 9tn.
Estate of +. L. Billings, deceaSed-Amended
contest fled also bill of exceptions. Settle
ment of first annual account of administrator,
J. l.. Huntoon, continued.
Friend x Terry VS.. p. A. ADVERTISEMENT
settled and filed.
Jesse Rice ct al. vs. J. H. McKune-Continued
for one week.
G. Vallensin VS.. James Journey-Demurrer to
complaint argued, submitted and taken under
adysement.
W. C. Curtis vs. C. H. Gilman-Continued for
one week.
E. Hughes VS.. Hugh Hughes-Continued until
the 18th instant.
Z. ?. Figg vs.. f. r. Parvin ct al.-Demurrer
to complaint argued and submitted.
Curtis & Clunie VS.. City of Sacramento-Judg-
ment in favor of defendant for costs.
County of Sacramento VS.. Ellen NJ. Wilson
Judgment for defendant.
Sacramento County VS.. Laura A Nermilya-
Findings to be prepared and judgment TO be
entered in favor of plaintiff, with $40 penalty,
and for costs
d. Anderson VS.. Charles Swanston-Findings
to be prepared and judgment TO be entered in
favor of defendant for costs.
King VS.. Elliott-Keeper's fees fixed at $50.
L. c. Chandler ct al. VS.. II. G. Hays ct al
Demurrer to complaint argued. submitted and
sustained. Ten days TO amend.
In re. Charles Smith on habeas corpus-Argued
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-10

CoSrEARY to Democratic prophecies, it is now
announced authoritatiyely that the Camerons,
of Pennsylvania. will stand in for Blaine,
and do their best to secure his election.
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NOTICE.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE FIRE
ID Commissioners Office, ON Fifth street. be-
tween and X, until JUNE 2sth, for furnishing
l,5OO feet of Al, fOur-ply fire hose, with coup
lings, hye-ply, capped ends. Sample hose to ac-
company all bids with guarantee for four years.
By order of the
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
FRED. KIRS, Secretary. 'e62plw
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-10

To THE LADIEs-Ladies desiring to be
! perfect in their toilet should make it Il
point to use no perfume excepting Elite
| Bouquet. Its fragrance is sweet and last
| ing. For sale everywhere.
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THE demand for the old Democratic ticket
Tildeu and Hendricks--is based on the charge
that it was chosen in 1876 but was counted
out History does not substantiatc the claim.
commission agreed to 10y both political parties
decided that Tildcn was not elected, and a Dem
ocratic branch Of Congress ratified the verdict
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Pere Hyacinthe.
FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, June 9th.-The Orangcmen who were
to have started from England for Newry were
stopped by the Secretary of the Orange Society,
owing to Spencer's proclamation.
With all His Faults She Loved Him Still
Street Named After Sarah Bern
hardt.
PARIS, June 9TH" Marie" Ferrat has Just
been asked in marriage by Jules Courtois in
whose breast she lodged two bullets couple of
weeks ago.
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THE San Francisco Bulletin thinks that the
nomination of Mr.. Blaine indicates political
upheaval The Bulletin is correct, if not Sagaci-
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MATHUSHEK PIANOS
100000 PAID

TN ENDOwMENTS TO DATE-THE UNI.
i versal Benevolent Association of California.
Incorporated August s. 1881.
Home Office: 1898 Mission street, San
Francisco.
Issue of Certificates of Endowment of One to
Two Thousand Dollars, payable at Marriage, or
at Maturity. Send for Circulars and Papers Re-
liable Agents Wanted. jal6.2ptf
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SECOND DISPATCH

CHICAGO June 9th.-The DIS trot promised to
be very interesting but the rain upset all calcUi-
lations There were four starters: Catch Fly,
Phyllis. Deck Wright and the California horse
0ycrman. The only steady one of the party
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THE VICTORY OF FRANCE.

The Geographic dispatches informed us
yesterday of the ratification of the new
treaty between France and the Kingdom OF
Anam One of the most significant things
about this elimination of the victory of the
foreign policy of France, is the fact that
China. after all her bombastic declarations,
| had so small voice in the matter that it is
not even heard. The Republic Of France
has achieved a great triumph in the face OF
the sneers of the European powers and the
When, over a year ago, we declared that
France was right and should sue
coed, we found this journal almost
alone in this country in the declare
ton The fears that France would
fail appeared to very nearly subordinate
any sympathy that may have been enter
tanned for her. As important as the COM
mcrcial advantages France gains by the
treaty, is the position it gives the Republic
among nations. Its triumph will command
for it greater respect abroad. and greater
CIIStll 1T llDllt llt StlNNtNS VI lis Gull
try is the chief pride of a Frenchman-if
only France can triumph, all else may go
wrong The Republic needed this victory,
and having it, the Republic is enshrined
more sacrcdly in the hearts of the French
people, and Will assume larger proportions
in the cGes of the monarchs of Europe
WOMEN now serve on iuries, petit and
grand, in Washington Territory, and the
experiment appears to work well. Chief
Justice Green, Of the Supreme Court, in
impaneling Grand Jury at Tacoma re
Gently, stated that the Court was entirely
satisfied with the work of women on ju-
ricS Atsix terms of his Court had women
served on both the grand and petit juries,
and he had yet to hear from anybody quail
flied to express an opinion single adverse
criticism. No Grand Juries ever in ses-
sion in this Territory, he said have done
prompter, clearer, better work than those
which have sat in this district during the
last six months This testimony Will
greatly encourage the woman suf1ragists.
But it would seem that in a certain class of
cases trials before a mixed jury would be
indicate and embarrassing. But Judge
Green is understood to hold to the con
trary, saying that both questions and en-
swerS can be so framed in the most extreme
cases as not to create any embarrassment
to modesty. From which judgment we
beg leave to dissent but in doing so do not
mean to be understood that there is any
sufficient reason for excluding woman from
equal rights and privileges with man But
it is not necessary that We should impose
upon her equal duties, as, for instance, in
the cases instanced.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-10

NEW YORK. June 9th.-The Joe Brady Dyna-
mite Club met last night. James McArdle said
There is agitation in England to get Americans
to sit down on the Irish who favor dynamite
Blow up these English sympathizers, too the
first chance you get. You have the right to use
dynamite here, in this country, if the Govern
ment gives you the least cause The only way
to make dynamite thoroughly popular is to
make it successful. Let England have one
downright good slap, one that will make the
dishes dance in Queen Nictoria's pantry, and
her heart shrink with fear though am against
killing the old woman"
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Consolidation Of the Capital Stock Of
the Iona Prieta Railroad Company
and the PajarO and Santa Cruz
Railroad Company.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Iona Prieta Railroad Company and the
Pajaro and Santa Cruz Railroad Company, both
being corporations duly organized aud existing
under the laws of the State of California, and
having their principal place Of business in the
city and county of san Francisco State atore-
said by virtue of Section 473 of the Civil Code
of the state of California, pursuant to resolu-
tons of their respective Boards of Directors,
and with the written consent Of the holders OF
three-fourths in value of all the stock of each Of
said corporations, have this day consolidated
their capital stock. debts property, assets and
franchises under the name and style of the Pa
JARo AND SANTA CRUZ RAILROAD COM
PANG.
san Francisco. California. May 10. A. ID. ISL.
GEORGE CR0CKER,
President Iona Prieta X. L. Co.
J. l.. WtLLCUT,
Secretary Iona Prieta X. r. Co.
:. T. GAGE
President Pajaro and Santa Cruz K. Il. Co.
c. f. GREEN.
Secretary Paiaro and Santa Cruz L. Il. Co.
r14'S NfFT
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Horrible Butchery of a Woman.
DULUTH lMinn). June 9th.-Last Saturda

DULUTH tMinn.l. June 9th.-Last Saturday
Mrs. Enricka, farmers wife, went to Il neigh
Stituted, lasting until o'clock to-day, when
the body of Mrs. Enricka was found, evidently
being the victim of the most horrible butchery
ever known to this part of the country The
woman had been shot in ten places outraged
and put then on a log head downwards, her
bowels cut open and otherwise cut up in a man
ner too horrible for print. Part of the flesh
was thrown to one side. The community is
Greatly excited
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The following west-bound overland passen-
gers passed Sacramento this morning: ".
l.. Gunst and family, New Orleans; Frederick j.
Hulse, Chicago, Ill: F. II. Stable, [. 5. n; Mrs
Barnes, Santa Rosa: a. NJ. Thatcher New Lon
don, Conn; Miss J. LudOvice. New York: j. T
Sullivan and lady, J. r. H. Gastrew, Felix Cob
leutz, s Bear, J. \. lngraham and lady, san
Francisco; i, W. Shumway Los Angeles; Chas.
:. Hawkins and lady, Philadelphia; Benjamin
Golden; New Orleans; J., g. Culver and family,
Butte, Montana; j. F. Gray, Holister, Cal: Miss
Viola Burner, Elko, New; Miss Ella Atwell,
TuscarOra. New: Miss Emma Hill Sacramento
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REAL ESTATE, ETC.

Rs- RENT AND OTHER COLLECTIONS MADE
al2-2ptt
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The National Democratic Convention

CHICAGO, June 9th.-Thc local committee of
arrangements to prepare for the National Dem
Ocratic Convention have decided to prepare
plans for Il Encouragement Of the Convention
hall, by which the seating capacity will De en-
larged 50 as to admit %, 600 persons. The accom-
modations for the press will also be enlarged
The local managers confidently expect a larger
outside attendance than was the case with the
Republican Convention, as Democratic political
clubs from all parts of the country have an
nOunced their intention 10 be nrcocut.
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A Notable Suicide.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 9th.-General Abe Buford,
of Kentucky, the best known turf man in
America, committed suicide at Danville. Ind,
this morning, at the residence of his nephew.
Benz. E. BuiOrd. General BufOrd came to Dan
vile last Wednesday, and attended the races
this week. He seemed much depressed which
newspaper giving an account of the decadence
of the BufOrd family, and its connection with
the return of Tom Buford to the Anchorage
Asylum He entered his room just after break
fast this morning, and had been there but IL
short time when the report of II revolver was
heard He was found in Il dying condition,
having shot himselfin the head and died with
out struggle. Two statements, one dated this
fortunes, death i'll his family and the trouble of
his brother, Tom Buford, who killed Judge FL
lott were the causes of the act. The remains
have been sent TO Lexington as requested by
him
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NEW YORK, June 9th.-The statement was
made yesterday that General Grant had severed
his connection with Newman's church and that
he had not yet selected a new place of worship.
Newman said last night: "Why do the newSpa-
pers print such lies l dined last night with The
General, and | know there is no truth whatever
in the statement. He is President of our Board
of Trustees and will remain in that position