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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-09

On the shores of Casco Bay, six miles
from Portland, Me, in the locality
known as Falmouth Foreside, there
exists a water course that is unique
among the springs of the world. From
the bottom of deep canyon that runs
up from the bay through a bed of
quicksand that engineers have been
unable to sound there comes a stream
of water in a volume sufficient to sup
ply a small city, and in chemical
purity unequaled by any known water.
Neither drouth nor rains diminish or
increase its flow.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-09
THE CHICAGO ELECTION FRAUDS.
Mackin Gets Sentence of Five Years in
the Penitentiary.

CHICAGO, July 1.-The jury in the
Mackin perjury case returned yesterday
afternoon, having been out exactly an hour,
with verdict of guilty. The punishment
was fixed at five years Imprisonment in the
penitentiary. AS the last words of the yer
dict were pronounced Mackin slightly paled
and clasped his hands together as If in a
spasm of pain, but this lasted but moment
and he chatted smilingly with his brother
The jury was unanimous from the start
as to Mackin'S guilt, and there
was very little discussion over the term of
imprisonment. The delay i'm reaching the
verdict, an hour exactly, came from the
fact that the jury sent for and read over a
part of the evidence. The prisoner was at
once taken to Jail, where he remarked to
reporter, WHO had inquired how he felt
about the verdict: ''Well, you know, me
boy, there are great changes come in many
mems lives, but we amt through yet. I'll
fight it to the end. The last bridge isn't
crossed yet"
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-09

THE managers of the Irish Parlia-
mentarv party have issued an address
to the Irish electors in England advis-
ing them to vote for Tories in prefer
Cnce to Liberals at the coming general
election. The address says: LAS the
Tories intimated their disapproval of
coercion, do not oppose them at the
polls. Indeed, we unhesitatingly say
vote for the Tory candidates, as the as
surances given by the leaders of the
Liberal party are wholly inadequate. "
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-09

EIT was reported that large mercan-
tile houses in Vera Cruz, holding Mexi-
can custom house certificates in quanti-
ties were refusing to settle their dues
with anything else, maintaining that
the Government must recognize its
own certificates. The National Bank
of Mexico had paid since June u twelve
million dollars on its notes presented
for redemption.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-09

THE sons of General Garfield APP
peared prominently in the class day
exercises of Williams College, Williams
town, Mass, recently. James r. was
one of the Marshals of the day and
Harry A. pronounced the Grafton. His
subject was Socialism, and the adj
dress was delivered in a deliberate,
manly and attractive wav.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-09

THE Pope has issued an order di-
recting the Ultramontane newspapers
published in Rome to maintain friend
1y attitude toward the Italian Govern
inert. This action of the Pope implies
an important change of policy on the
part of the Vatican.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-09

SECRETARY LAMAR has appointed his
son, L. Q. c. Lamar, Jr., as his steno-
grapher and private secretary, to fill
me vacancy caused by the promotion
of Z. P. Hanna, made in February
last
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-09
Pork Packing.

CINCINNATI, o. July 2.-The Cincinnati
Price Current says the total number of hogs
packed in the West last week was 1875. 900,
as compared with 125,O0O the corresponding
time last year. The total packed to date
from March was 2,475, 900, distributed az
fol
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-09
CURRENT COMMENT.

NEARLY all the glass works of South
ern New Jersey put out their fires on
the Ist for two months.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-09

A FORCE of volunteers has defeated
the Sanchez band in Cuba, and cap
tured Commander Pedro Estrada.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-09

Georgia has 1884, colored voters,
the largest number of any of the South
ern States Mississippi comes next,
with 130,27S; then Virginia, 12S. 2j7;
South Carolina IFS, $50; Alabama, u.s.
423: Louisiana. 107, 917; North Caroline,
10j,0lS; Tennessee, 1920; Texas, 7e.-
639; Kentucky. 53,642; Arkansas, 49,
S27, and Mississippi 33.Os2 Chicago
Herald.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-09

The abstract of the Newfoundland
census for 1884, just published shows
that the total population of Newfound-
land and Labrador is at present 196. Ill.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-09

There is a remarkable absence of
pauperism in Japan. but man with an
income of LOO year is considered
wealthy and a peasant or farmer who
has 500 laid by for a rainy day is
ranked with capitalists 1t is estimated
that there are less than 10000 paupers
in the whole empire of 37,0JO,0OO il
habitantS.
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The PUBLIC DEBT.
Coaditioa of the National Treasury 1t the
End of the Fiscal Year.

WASHINGTON. July 2.-The debt state
ment shows>a reduction of the debt during
the month of June of IS, 500.0 600. The fol-
lowing is 4 recapitulation of the debt state
mAnt f0eVy forrnl.
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Mr.. s s Stratfon has cnmr

Mr.. S. 5. Stratton has compiled
bill of mortality of the musical pro-
fession during 1894 The death roll
contains 2l0 names. The average age
is siXty-one years and two months,
against fifty-niDe years and six
months in 1888. The three years COM
b.ned give an average of sixty Years
and few days.-N. !. Sun.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-12
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 18th.
FLOUR-We quote Best city extra, 81 %
as; medium, - 5000; shipping superfine,
81 75a3 so p Dbl.
WHEAT-Business this week, considering its
holiday character has been better than might
have been expected. In view of the positive
dulluess for the past month or two trade at the
moment might be said to be active. But the
volume of transactions does not form any large
aggregate. The market is in motion, and this
is at least gratifying circumstance itself
Values are beginning to be somewhat better
defined Good shipping grades are readily taken
at 81 371s and il is whispered that some export
ers have paid 81 40 q ctl for choice parcels.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
Buyer season-leO tons, 81 5s; 100, 81 57lz.
Buyer 1sS5-10o TONS 81 40; 100, 81 4sss4; 500,
81 1871; 900, 81 1875 "a ctl
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer seasou-200 tons, 81 56t5Gsl 81.
Buyer 1sS5-500 TONS 81 471%ds1 47S4 a. ctl
BARLEY---signs OF recovery from the late set
back were observable to-day. For spot parcels
of desirable feed there was moderate inquiry on
Change, and transfers would likely have been
quick had not holders advanced their asking
figure to 81 M q ctl. which must be considered
the ruling quotation, as no concessions will be
made Old Brewing holds its own well. An or.
binary article will bring 81 372, while 81 421 is
not deemed an extrayagaut rate for g good sam
pie. Even higher figures could probably be
obtained for offerings that might partake OF
fancy character Cheyalier is slow of move
ment- At the moment there are no buyers,
though hopes are entertained that demand
for shipment Eastward may spring up in the
near future. Quotable from 81 So to 81 a211z
p ctl.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
spot-1OO tons, 81 81.
Buyer season-6OO tons, 81 42144; 200 81 42 100,
81 AZ.
Seller season-lO0 tons, 81 50.
Buyer 1ss5-100 tons, 81 391E; 400 81 80; 100.
81 3s5k; 1,0JO, 81 3ssz 400, 81 3S11zz.
Seller 1SS5-So0 TONS 81 81: 100 81 49, loo, 81 1874
q cti.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer season-5o0 tons, 81 4oJS91 H.
Buyer 1851 900 tons, 81 5716ta1 IS.
Seller lSS5-200 tons, 81 Sl9l SlZ y ctl.
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Ihadeus Flanagan, the well-known I'M
dertaker, died Friday. He was Secretary
OF the Land League of this city.
The total number ef deaths last month
was 400, of which 2Sl were males and t64
females IA whites, 26 Chinese and 5 ne
groes.
James Carr. the pugilist,- has been held
on charge of felony for participating in
the prize fight with Tom Cleary AT the
Mechanics Pavilion last June. Bail was
fixed at 81 600.
A letter was received at the Office of the
Immigration Association Thursday, from
a gentleman in Indiana, saying that on or
about the list of October he would leave for
California with large party of farmers, all
IN good circumstances and some wealthy.
One has $4,000.
The excitement over the Puritan and
Genesta yacht race was intense in this city
Friday. The newspaper bulletin boards
were surrounded by dense masses of peo-
pie, as eager to learn the latest news as
they would be if it were a closely-contested
Presidential election.
The Custom-house has refused landing
to twenty-four Cinnamon out of about
seven hundred brought by the City OF
Picking on her last trip, on the ground that
they do not answer the descriptions in the
certificates held by them. The Courts viii
soon have to pass upon their cases.
The young man who shot himself last
Monday night, near the Palace Hotel, was
identified Thursday afternoon after the
inquest as Alexander Walford. native OF
England, "a years Of age. He formerly
lived in Los Angeles, coming to this city
about two months ago. to go to Oregon.
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COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.
nlrraNrNrn. sentemlor III

SACRAMENTO, September nth.
FRUIT emons-sicily. Sll: Lines, SIS;
Bananas, e 50A2 70 T. bunch; Pinespples
81 SOFA a dozen: Coeoanuts' s6@6 50
Is 1GU Tahiti Oranges 81 50,65: Apples fair.
6OGS0c; fancy, 90c@S1; Peaches 50G65c; Bartlett
Pears. 81 %; Plums, 5oia75c p box; Water
9 doz; Grapes, T5c@s1.
PIE FRUETS-Assorted, 25$-o cans = doz,
81 20@l So assorted, gallon cans, 81; Peaches,
2-1@rs cans q so; Portland Blueberries 2-tb cans
81 Whortleberries, & 70; Capital Asparagus
81 % . dozen cans.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, sliced, 21s@sc p 70;
choice, SC; DO CHARTERED, 2@21zc; Pears,
Peaches, 6@7e; do peeled I2aiS3; prunes,
German and French, 6e37e; Blackbegries 100
lie; Figs. California 495c y b.
TABLE, FRUIlS-Assorted, 2IS-h cans 2 ioz
q s5@2; Peaches, 81 e0&2 Bartlett Pears,
81 2o42 .; PluIns, 81 50aI 20; Biaekberries. sea
10; GoosebeTries, 81 25@2 50: Strawberries
Y 50a2 60; Apricets, 81 7091 75; Muscat
Cherries 81 35@2 10. -
VEGErABLEs--Esrly Rose Potatoes, 45,a6Oc
2 etl; New Onions, SOL 10; Cabbage,
bunch vegetables, 125Sc e doz; Parsnips
1c; Beets 81 Horse RadiSh. 1856 q b; Garlic, ia
&c; Cucumbers, 5@6c; String Beans. Ease y
10; Wax Beans, 263c = ID; Summer SQUASH. 2ISe
p b Peas Sg31Se p ID; Artichokes, 40c +
dozen; Tomatoes 30dl40c q box; Green Pen
pers, 4Gjc = h; Green corn, 15c 3 doz; Sweet
Potatoes, S5d.90c - ctl
.ts@-hA.fs \ p Dbl. Datlne1i,
IS 50 q 100 fhs; Cornmeal, white and yellow,
s. in Is ID sacks, 81 % in 10 70 sacks, y 100 ns
Cracked Wheat. & 25Cd2 40; Hominy, So Is p cyt.
P0ULTRY-Live Turkeys, I5G16c q ID ;
fut-grown Chickens, 81 50G5 = dozen; young
Boosters, IS 50@5 p dozen Broil us, 50 506S;
anne Ducks. s4@95 50; Geese 81 2561 50 p pair
Eggs choice lots 300S25$o Z dozen
DAIRY PRODUGIB-Buttef. choice roll, 50
@325jac 8 b picked, 25927c; packed in firkins,
choice 25c common, 15G20c; Cheese, Calior-
Ms, 99l1c; Western fats, 13Gi4e; Martins
Cream l6e.
hay, GRAIN AND FERD-Oat hay. S12aI4 q
ton; Alfalfa hay, sl0@l1 ? ton; Bran, Sl6 . TOM
Middlings, $50 e ton; Barley, whole, 81 80 :
rolled, 81 SO; Whest, 81 S5@i 30 q ewt
White Wild Oats s. %: Tame Oats, 81 50; Corn,
81 IS q cwt for choice.
MISCELLANEOUS - Seeds = Alfalfa, Il3I2c:
Timothy, Eastern, 611St6719c 3 II Oregon. 6637c
Pop Corn, S1See4c = % Red Glover 19Glic:
Red Top, 1850, Nuts-Chile Wslnuts 7JS@
&C; California Walnuts, s 57z9915c; Almonds, 100
l2o; Peanuts, California, 41S@5ISe. LssG (Califor
uia), cans, S5aG9e; Eastern, 1154GI11Sc Hides,
salt light and medium, Sc heavy steers, 9c
dry, l71ac. TalloT, 41z655c. Hops-ko demand
Sales of Pacific coast in New York, 19c; market
value here, 3@6c.
MEATS = Beef, core Mutton, sc a d !;
Lamb, Sc; Veal, 1880: Hogs. 36S4c; Dressed
Pork, SIC; Hams, Eastern, 14al5c; California
l291S12c; Bacon, medium, 9}zei selected, I2c;
extra light, 1879.
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acter. A bellicose manifesto has been pla-
carded in many towns.
GERMANY's FLEET READY.
PARIS, September 11th.-Le Paris states
that it has received information from an
authentic source that the German fleet has
been ordered TO be in readiness in case of
emergencies.
NOTE OF APoL6GY.
BERLIN, September 11th-Count Beno-
mar, the Spanish Embassador at Berlin,
has been notified that courier has crossed
the frontier, bearing note of apology from
the Spanish Government for the aifront TO
the German Embassy at Madrid. Mem
bers of the German Foreign Office viii be
summoned for consultation Immediately
on the arrival of the Spanish note in this
city.
GERMANy's OBJECT.
LONDON, September 11th-It seems that
the object of Germany in annexing the
Carolines was to obtain port of call for
ships bound to New Guinea She also ex-
poets an increase of trade with the Pacific
on the completion of the Panama Canal
The Queens Gamekeeper Hanged.
LONDON, September 11th-Jas. Bowman.
the ganiekeeper so frequently mentioned in
the Queens Life in the Highlands" was
found hanging. head downward, in a wire
fence IN the forest, yesterday. The position
| OF the dead man forbids the idea that he
committed suicide. He had evidently got
entangled in the wire accidentally, and
must have hung there for nineteen hours
before he was cut down Bowman was one
OF the Queens Highlanders who were
painted by Maclise. Her Majesty is much
affected by his death, and was on her way
to his cottage when he expired.
Death of the "Maid of LIaneollen.,
LONDON, September 11th.-The heroine
OF the well-known song, the " Maid of
l1angollen, died here yesterday. aged II +.
Her name was Jennie Edwards. and she
was proprietor of hotel. having been a
barmaid in her younger days. Many wears
ago the late Charles Matthews and John
Parry, the eminent musician and ENTER
talner," respectively, composed the words
of the song, and the simple air to which
they were set, and the composition soon
gained a worldwide notoriety.
Expulsion of Poles.
LONDON, September 11th.-The expulsion
of foreigners from Germany and Austria
continues. Hundreds. of the destitute Poles
expelled from SILICA are flocking into War
saw and Cracow. According to Austrian
papers over 35 600 more Poles will shortly
be elected by the Prussian authorities
among them 10000 Austrian subjects and
thousands of French origin.
water-logged Steamer.
LONDON, September 11th-The Belgian
steamer Neiderland, at Antwerp from
Philadelphia, has eight feet of water in her
engine-rooms. Her feed pipe is supposed
to be broken. Her pumps keep the water
from extending. 1t is believed her cargo
sustained no damage.
Big Bear Found Guilty.
WINNIPEG, September 11th.-Big Bear
was tried at Regina to-day on charge of
treason and felony, and found guilty Sen
tence was deferred
Smallpox in Montreal.
MONTREAL, September 11th.-There were
five deaths from smallpox in this city yes
terday, and ten authenticated new cases
were reported.
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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST.
SPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-UNIoN

PRoaoSToRY, September 11th.-The following
overland passengers passed here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento September 18th: C. s.
Slls T. 8. Ruddock and wife, May B. Ruddock,
C. D. Bickford. Chicago: J. W. Tuthill, w. Il.
Corson, Iowa; Mrs. J. n. Freeman, Mrs. e. R.
Hutchinson. J. G. Walker, Mrs. NJ D. Arnot and
child Mrs. J. F. Lewis, D. K. B. Cole, San Fran
cisco; Mrs G.. H. Christian, Minneapolis: z. II.
Lehman Oakland A. B. Morss. Syracuse; j.
Coggshail, Boston; Mrs. Lemomarm and two
children, New Jersey; o. W. Bathley. W. w.
Stems, Illinois: Rev. N. &. Beck and wife,
Michigan.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
military Uprising in Madrid,

PARIS, September 11th.-Le Mati-l to-day
publishes special telegram from Madrid,
via the frontier, stating that military up
rising had taken place in that city
LONDON, September 11th.-Advices from
Madrid say that the military uprising in
that city is limited to one of the largest bar
racks. The soldiers seized their arms and
shouted, Death to our chiefs ~ The au-
thorities, who had feared an outbreak,
were prepared for the uprising. and vigor-
ously suppressed it before it had time to
assume formidable proportions. Every
precaution is being taken to prevent re-
currence.
Germany and Spain.
PARIS, September 11th.-The Spanish
news of to-day is of less peaceful char
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NEVER FAILING

do not know of an instance in which the
CUTICURA REMEDIES have failed to produce sat
isfactory results. l believe have sold more of
them than of any other skin remedies l have
ever handled during the thirty three years OF
my experience as a druggist.
A. d. TRY0N, Druggist,
Ratayia
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Endorsed by Physicians, Druggists
and Chemists as nearly
Tnfallible.

T AN selling more of the CUTIcURA REMEDIES
i for diseases of the skin and blood than any
other. The CUTICUgA SOAP as its first-class
quality deserves, leads all of my soaps in de-
mand both as toilet soap and us beautifier
and protector of the skin
DR.. W. H HALL,
Frankfort XIV
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SATISFACTORY RESULTS.

Your CuTICURA REMEDIES exceed both in sales
and good results any skin remedy we ever han
died, and it is with pleasure that we recommend
them to our customers, assured that they will
receive real benefit and satisfactory results
DIR. d. BOWMAN & son,
BourhOn. Ind.
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SCROFULA CURED.

prescribed your CUTICURA REMEDIES, effecting
a thorough cure in a chronic case of Scrofula
upon child OF one of my patrons, after the
case had bafiied the skill of two eminent physi-
clans during period of eleven months. Imade
a complete cure in four months.
A. c. PATTERSON,
Druggist, Brookville, Ky.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUrIcURA, 80 cents;
CUTicuRA SOAP. % cents; CUTICURA REsoLvEET,
81. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston
Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases"
pIETPLES, Blackheads Skin Blemishes
l IVA and Baby HumoTs, use CUrIcJ EA
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SHOOTING AND SHARP PAISS
that seem TO cut through you like a knife" IRE
A instantly relieved by placing GUII-
FS&A cURA PLASTER over the spot where
~ - Rthe pain originates No other plaster
HN<A or Eminent or appliance can be COM
| GA pared with thisnew original elegant
- Ia V and neyer-faiiing antido,c 10 pain
and Inflammation Warranted the best plaster
ever compounded. AZ druggists; - cents; FIVE
for 81, mailed free. Pot EE DRUG AND CHEMI-
CAL Co. Boston. m13-1yWS&w1y
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SPEED PROGRAM M E.
TRoTTING.


No. S-FoUR-YEAR-oLD TRoITING PURSE,
Sl,000-Entrance, 10 per cent, of which five
per cent. must accompany nomination; re-
naming five per cent. payable July 10, 1885.
Those not making second payment are out.
Five TO enter, three TO start. If more than ten
make second payment, 5000 added Four
moneys, divided at the rate OF so. 25, Is and 10
per cent. of purse. Mile heats. three in FIVE.
Closed March 10, 1885, with eight nominations.
The following have made second payment
A. L. Whitney's CHI. c. Dawn, by NutwCod, dam
Countess by Whipple's Hambletonian
WILDER F. Smiths blk. I. Pansy, by Berlin, dam
Lady Hubbard by Benicia Boy.
A. A. Yeagers Q. f. Mona Y, by Admiral, dam
Flora.
G.. w. Trahern's b. c. Voucher, by Nephew, dam
Vernon Patchen.
Jos. C. Simpsons b. C. Antevelo, by Electioneer,
dam Columbine by A. w. Richmond.
No. 9-TRoTTING PURSE, 81, 2oo-S:e0 Glass.
L. ]. Rose br s. Sultan, by The Moor, dam by
Delmonico.
J. r. Bodson's blk. h. Artist. by McCracken's
Gold Dust, dam by Dave Hill, Jr.
W. b. Todhunter's blk. m Maud W. w. w, by
Gen. Reno, dam Rather mare.
John McConnelps b. s. May Boy, by Whipples
Hambletoniar dam Harvest Queen.
=. FarrelPs b. s. Menlo, by Nutwood, dam by
Hercules
John A. Goldsmith's b. s. Brown jug, by Nut
wood, dam unknown.
Andrew Patterson's & g. VIII Harris by Jim
LICK. dam by Horns Morgan.
A. MeDowelFs g. 6. Norman, by Rustic, dam
unknown.
No: 1o-TRoTTING PURSE, 81. 5O0-2:21 Glass.
(Manon barely
WILDER F. Smiths b. G. Adair by Electioueer
dam Addie Lee
John A. Goldsmith's b. N. Sister, by Admiral,
dam by Flora.
@, A; Hickok's b G. Arab, by Arthurton, dam
Lady Hamilton.
\. Naldstein's b. 6. Albert W, by ElectiOneer,
dam by John Nelson
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R A@MRALL.
RECREATION PARK.

A MATCH GAME BETWEEN THE NEW
N EUREKA CLUB and the BRIGHTON
BOYS, for Sl00 side and Entire Gate Receipts,
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R a s. EB ALL

AT RECREATION PARK, CORNER SIX
n teenth and + streets, SUNDAY, September
18th HAVERLYS of San Francisco. VS.. Atlas
of Sacramento. Game called at $50 P. n Ad-
mission, IS cents; Children, 10 cents; Ladies
Free. sl2-1t
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HOME AND ABROAD.
AN EPISCOPAL CLERGYMAN JOINS
THE ROMAN CATHOLICS.
The International Yacht Race-Turf
Notes-Uprisiug of Military in
Manufacturers Reports.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RpooRD-UMos.I
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THE CHAMPIONS !

SUNDAY MORNING. Game called at 10 o'olot
Admission, % cents; ladies, free. SO II