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Executive CIemency.

Governor Stoneman has commuted the
sentence Of John johnson, who was con-
victed in January, 1885, in Mendocino
county of murder, and sentenced to death,
to life imprisonment. The grounds upon
which the communication is based are given
in petition, signed by majority Of the
jury in the case, and over 200 citizens. in
Guiding many of the county officers and
large taxpayers. The petition asks that
the sentence of Johnson be committed to
life imprisonment, on the ground that he
was the tool of another party in commit
ting the crime, and is broken-down man
of 60 years, with but short time to live.
The Governor has also reSpited Patrick
Brick, under sentence to be hanged in
Colusa county on the 12th instant for q
murder committed in Jacinto on the 18th
of July 1885, when he treacherously shot
a man named Jones, with whom he had
been having difficulty The execution has
been postponed until April eth.
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DIED.

Sacramento March 5-Henry France, Jr. (only
brother OF Mrs. Thos. Shower, Mrs J. j.
Bauer and Mrs f. Hammondl, native of
sacramento. Is years, months and days
Friends and acquantances are respectfully in
vited TO attend the funeral, which will take
place from the Odd Fellows Temple. corner
Ninth and streets tomorrow Sunday af-
terloon. at 1890 o. clock sharp
Sacramento, March 4-E. saenger funcle of Mrs
l.. Zollerl, a native OF Germany, rs years, 3
months and Is days.
FRIENDS and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral. which will take
place from the residence of Mr.. l.. Zoller, cor
ner of Eighth and NJ streets. tomorrow Sun
day. afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock; thence to Ger
man Lutheran Church, corner of Twelfth and
X streets where funeral services will be
heidi
Sacramento. March 4-Katie G. Hughes ma
tive OF California, y years, month aud II
days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited TO attend the funeral. which win take
place this afternoon, at o'clock, from the
Calvary Baptist Church, street, between
Twelfth and Tnirteenth.l
Placerville, March 2--Mrs. Charlotte Pollack, IS
years.
Nevada City, March 3-John Isaac Millhone, 81
years, months and Is days.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The Platform and Nominations = Cit
Central Committee


! Central Committee.
The Democratic City Convention con.
vened at the Metropolitan Theater last
evening to nominate ticket to be voted
for at the election on Tuesday next.
| Matt. F. Johnson was elected Chairman
Thomas O'Neal, H. J. Kilgariff and James
! Fogarty, Secretaries, and Colonel Bluche,
Morrison, Sergeant-at- Arms.
The Committee on Platform-Messrs. A
c. Hinkson. Judge James Galloway, Rich
ard H. Singleton. H. NJ La Rue-reported
the following, which was unanimousi :
| adopted:
Resolved, That we reaffirm the time honored
principles of the Democratic party as enunci-
ated by the National Democratic Convention
assembled at Chicago, and that we heartily in
dorse the policy of the Democratic National
Administration.
Reso'red, That we are as the Democratic
party has at all times been, opposed 10 the i'm
migration Of Chinese cheap labor believing
that their presence in our midst is inimicai he
every interest of the State, and that we are in
favor of their speedy removal by all lawful
means, and that they be not allowed TO return.
Resolved, Thatwe pledge our candidate for Sec
ond Trustee that, If elected he will vote for no
person for the position of City Treasurer who will
not unqualifedly pledge himself that he viii not.
under any circumstances, place any of the city S
iuiius uil RSiitIdt uepUsll III or else
where. but that he viii at all times during his
term of Office keep all Of such funds in his per-
sonal possession, or on special deposit in some
responsible bank. and that such funds shall at
all times be on hand ready to be counted at the
request of either of the City Trustees
The Convention refused to recognize
proxies, and assessed each delegate present
so cents.
A City Central Committee was elected. as
follows: AT large, James Kelly; First
Ward, Thos. Fox and NJ. j. Sullivan; Sec
| ond Ward, d. J. Considine and William
Shields; Third Ward. NJ. J. Burke and ] +.
w. Hughes; Fourth Ward. Thos. ONeal
and r. NJ Clarken.
The following ticket was then nominated,
each by reclamation, there being but one
| can iidate IN each case
For Second Trustee, VIM Mclaughlin.
For City Attorney John F. Ramage
For Chief of Police, H. +. Dillman.
For Fire Commissioner, L. B. Berck.
The Convention was largely attended,
and the applause at times almost deafening.
Dllman and Ramage made short addresses,
but Mclaughlin and Berck did not show
N
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| field.
c. ". Reed returned yesterday from Lo:
| Angeles.
| morning.
g. D. Dawson. OF the Marysville Appeal
/ is in the city.
SD. EIdred, of this city, is paying St.
Helena visit.
L. y. Shippee returned to Stockton from
this city yesterday.
Hon; John Boggs went up TO Princeton
yesterday morning.
T. J. Carlaw has gone to New York, to
remain two months.
J. M. c. Jasper went up to Wheatland
yesterday from below.
Mrs: w. c. Fitch and daughter Beatrice
leave for Oakland to-day.
J; H. Lewis, of Newcastle is in the city;
and returns home to-day.
William Turton and A. E. Shattuck went
10 the Bay yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. Coglan got back yes
terday from a visit to Marysyile.
Mrs. Ariel Lathrop, of San Francisco,
went East last evening, en- route for AL
bany.
Robert NJ. Turner, of Oakland, returned
home yesterday from his ranch in Butte
county.
l.. NJ. Holt, OF Riverside, came to the city
yesterday, on his way 10 attend the citrus
fair in Chicago.
Henry Pearson, en- old resident of Sacra-
mento but now residing in Ukiah, is visit
ing the city, having been called here by the
illness OF his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. d. Peck, of Oshkosh,
Wis, who have been visiting the families
OF II. ID. Nash and e. c. Atkinson, left for
home yesterday by way of Los Angeles.
Arrivals ct the State House Hotel yester-
day: J. c. Woodcock, Volcano; Mr.. John
son, city; w. V. Mcdowell, Oswego. Kan
sas; W. P. Harlow, Brighton: Peter Han.
sen. Walnut Grove; E. S. Gardener Florin;
II. W. Hans, city.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday Carl Schmidt, New York; j. G.
Massey, Minneapolis; G.. NJ Shelter. Julius
Phillips, San Francisco; ]. NJ. C. Jasper.
Wheatland; L. NJ. Holt and wife, River
side; VIM. Johnston, Richland; w. II.
Brown, Edward Casey. San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
l., c. Graupner, Red Bluff R. c. Mont
gomery, San Francisco r. s. Weston. For
est Hill; VIM. NJ. Baker and wife. Mrs.
Charles Baker. Frank Baker, P. Russell
and wife, Colfax Mrs c. Ii. Benton, Los
Angeles J. t. O'roole, Freeport James
Bowen. San Francisco 6. w. Hitchcock.
VIM. J. Allen, Oakland r. A. Williams IN,
c. Wells San Francisco.
The Club Plaster, which has proved one
of the most successful private social organ
izations of the season, on account of the
excellent entertainments given by it dur
ing the winter, has concluded to give two
mors parties, and then close for the season.
TheVsocial next week will be given on
Thursday evening, instead of Wednesday.
The final reception by the club will be
given on Thursday evening, March 18th,
and is to be full-drcss affair.
g" D. D. d." viii cure biliousness, indiges-
ton and dyspepsia at once at ]. Hahn & Co.
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month hat it was not paid out of the sal
airy for either the first or second month
and only when Steinman threatened 10
have him arrest d. Both offers declined as
irrelevant
This ended the taking of testimony. and
the argument was set for next Monday al
~
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SoLTD AND REIIARLE.-The name OF the
Pacific Bank has become a synonym,
through more than twenty years Of con-
tinued prosperity, of all that is solid, SUBJ
stantial and reliable, in financial sense.
Its policy has always been safe and sound
one is management cautious but liberal
for which reason it now enjoys its we'll
merted reputation among the mercantile
and farming classes of the coast.
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Our cut suggests a timely
word about Mems Shoes, for
'our Spring stock is now in and
there's every possible reason
IN favor of present buying.
Our hand-sewed goods this
year all came with seamless
sides, and for the most part
with fine kangafoo tops, points
which we consider great inn
)provements, especially as
prices are no higher.
Among other attractions are
someexcellent Waukenphast's,
at Sd, and some broad Scotch
soles, at SIS. The latter are
very heavy, almost cumber-
some, and yet just the thing
tor certain kinds of wear. A
stylish Summer Shoe is of
fine, soft leather, made over a
straight French last, and with
maroon-colored tops.
The Shoes from So to 81 in
Ear for the extra care shown
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTIoN.

Miss Addie Carter coneert-Tuesday EVENING
Normal Musical Institute
Sacramento COMMUNICATED
Lily of the Valley-This evening
Regular Republican Ticket
Regular Democratic Ticket.
nti-Chinese meeting TO night
L. c. Hart-Candidate City Attorney
John Ryan-Candidate Second Trustee
Q. {. Observation-Disclosures Chief of Police
Shakespearean readipgs-Monday evening.
Sacramento Lodge, J. .. o. F.
Card of Thanks-R Z. Club.
lies. -''',''
Prof Chainey-To-morrow night.
Trustee No--e
Meeting of Lad dies tomorrow.
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BORN.
Sacramento, February 2s-Wife of Horatio Hurd,
son.
Sacramento, March l-Wife of Thomas Hodg.
kinson. son.
Grass Valley, March 4-wife of David Mckay, a
son.
Yreka, February 2s-wife of F. n. Roberts, a
daughter.
Placefville. February 2c-wife of Marco Va
rozza, a son.
Georgetown, FL Dorado county, February d
Wife of +. L Crawford. Il son.
Near Woodland, March 2-Wife Of II. T. Wood
a daughter.
Woodland, March 2--wife OF F. J. Broderick, 8
son.
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Business Advertisement.
Sal Muscatelle-The grape cure.
Weinstock & Lubin-A new idea.
Red House-Special drives.
Trees and plants-Closing sale.
Dissolution of copartnership.
Canadian king-Draft stallion.
situation wanted-Mrs. NJ. A. Brown.
Joe Poneim, the tailor ia Market street.
A partner wanted.
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Make no MISTAKE.

BY dispelling the symptoms so often mis-
taken for Consumptfen, Santa Able has
brought gladness to many household, and
by promptly breaking up the Cough and
Cold that often develops into that fatal
disease will yet save thousands from an un.
timely grave. You make no mistake by
keeping.a bottle of this pleasant remedy
always in the house. Guaranteed by all
druggists and Abietine Medical Company
JOS Hahn Co., wholesale agents for Sac
ramento
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PRoFEssoR CHAINEY's SECOND COURSE.
Professor George Chainey, whose recent
lectures upon Shakespearean topics have
given SO much pleasure 10 large audiences,
viii commence a second course at Y. NJ. /.
Hall tomorrow evening, when he Will
have for his topic " The Delsarte Philoso-
ply and System of Dramatic Expression"
! The lecture will convey much interesting
information on art elocution, physical cult
ure, gymnastics and dramatic expression.
| and be made entertaining by dramatic and
oratorical readings. Admission, 20 cents.
CHANGES IN TINE.-The time table OF
the Southern Pacific Company is printed
this morning with several changes, which
are to go into effect 10 morrow. They in
clude the changing of the hour for the de
parture of the train for Los Angeles, Mo
jave, Deming, etc, from 5:15 P. NJ. to 5:10 !,
and the departure of the train for San
Francisco and San Jose, via Gait, Stockton
and Livermore, from 1l:25 a. N. to Has.
! The passenger train from San Francisco
and San Jose, by way of Stockton. will ar
rive at 2:o5 P. NJ, instead of Dds.
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Merchandise Report.

The following freight passed Ogden
March ID:
For Sacramento-Western Union Tele-
graph Company, case paper Warehouse
d Lester, l car lumber; W r. Coleman.
301 boxes and los crates starch box show
cards; Mebius & CO., IS cases baking pow
der. case printed matter 80 boxes and 5
crates fish, Hall. Luhrs d Co., los cases
baking powder. / case printed matter
Adams, Mcneil & Co., 100 cases baking
powder, case printed matter Lindley &
Co., 100 cases baking powder, case printed
matter, l case cigars; Weinstock & Luhin.
| bale dry goods case buttons; Kirk.
Geary & Co., II cases patent medicines; W.
f. Peterson, . barrels candy; Mrs. f. NJ.
w. Holden. barrel and boxes candy
Biliingsley Il Co. bales broom corn.
For Chico-Sullivan Bros, 10 cases
canned fish c. II. Libby, l case books
For 0roville-Fred. Kicker, cases shoes.
For Red Bluff-Cerf. Schloss & Co.,
barrels chimneys.
For Stockholm. w. Sylvester 81 Co., 8
boxes baby carriages Stockton Gas Com
pany, box carbons.
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A idea
Fine Wool Panels, to be made up with plain Serges
70 match. he Panels with beautiful stripes
of plush and silk boucle
These things have great advantage they're
economical the of material for whole costume
not averaging over eleven or twelve dollars
See the Panels
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SPlEspIp Cor hannels and fine underwear
. Magic" Bleaching Soap new invention
four cakes, % cents.
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Or lot hat pins, 2, and 10 cents. Cart
wheels, % GEMS. Children's white and tan
sailor hats, % cents. Beaded crowns, 2j
cents. Millinery Department. Red House. :
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TO TO CooPER's Music Store for the fol.
lowing Pianos: Behr Bro, Mathushek
Decker, Wheelock, Emmerson, Vose
Fisher, Web5er, Steck, Knabe For Or.
gans The Chase Palace. Mason & Ham
lin. Earhoff. Also, the latest Sheet Music
Corners Music Store. Seventh and ] sts.s
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PLuMs for to-day. Mems white shirts.
open backs and fronts, 80 cents each Boys
fancy percale waist, 30 cents. Red House. 8
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SEE our black and colored velvets ant
silks. Clunie & Kiley, K and Eighth SITS.
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SATURDAY our regular field day for goot
values. Red House.
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House full OF good bargains in to-day's
sale. Come and see our specials. Red
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SPRING dress goods, at Clunie & Kiley's
< and Eighth streets.
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BOYS colored merino socks, two pairs 70
% cents, to-day. Red House. =
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Land Patents RECEIVED


The following patents, issued by the
General Land Office at Washington, d. c.,
on final homestead certificates issued at the
Sacramento Land Office, were received YES
terday for delivery TO the claimants by Ed.
f. Taylor, receiver: Robert Anderson.
Matthew W. Adams, Pierre Bonacis, John
Becher, Samuel q. Beverton, Geo. Court
right, Dave w. Collins, John Erickson
Ira w. Flanders. Guy p. Hubble, Jacob X.
Keyser, Leon Lesto, Chas. w Lent, Hano-
rah Murphy, Jacob Maffie, Chas Peaslee,
Jackson Payton, Francois Quintal, George
w. Smith, John II. Scharnikow, Manuel
Swinga, William II. Taylor, Francis Ward
Tors CRUsHED.-A man named Burke.
while attempting TO steal ride on the
brakebeam OF car attached to freight
train which left for San Francisco Thurs
day afternoon, slipped as he was endeavor-
ing to secret himself while the train was
going over the Sacramento and Yo bridge,
and one of his feet was run over the toes
being crushed. He went on to Davisville.
and was brought back to Sacramento on
the eastbound express in the evening. He
made his way to saloon where he was
acquainted, using a piece of board as an
impromptu cruteh. The police were in
VI TIT anu summoned
City Physician Parkinson, who attended 10
the injury, and subsequently the patient
was sent 10 the County Hospital.
BOARD or SuPERvIsoRs.-The Board OF
Supervisors met yesterday morning, and,
after taking action upon a lew claims,
adjourned for the term. The members
then, with The exception of Mr. Steinman
went out on the Grant to examine as to the
obstruction of the old Auburn road. Su-
perintendent Maclzev states that the gates
about which complaint was made were put
up in order that large tract of land might
be fully inelosed. He offers, if the Board
will change the location OF the road. to Law
out new one, that viii be shorter and
more convenient.
NoTARiEs APRoiSTRD.-Governor Stone
man has commissioned the following No
taries Public G. w. Reed. Oakland w
Lombard, Wheatland w. II. Lee. Ynha
City; 7. a. Caldwell, Modesto; ]. II. Con.
molly. Vallejo; e. D. Ryan, San Francisco
L. Garthe. Nevada City; w. o. Irons Calls
toga J. Il. Rowland, Napa; J. S. PAYNE
Pajaro; N Newman, Bear Valley a. FAY.
kernville; r. Porter. Hydesville; j. r.
Wilkinson, Clifton w H. Schroeder. Chico.
c. Bernstein. Oakland; w. X. RowelI,
Oakland; \. Davenport, San Bernardino.
THE following goods arriving too late yes
terday for insertion in our column adyer-
tisement will be on sale to-day: One lot OF
mems 81 80 white shirts for so cents; one
case of huckabuck towels, at cents each
ladies' black farmers satin skirts. with
plaitings, 80 cents: one lot of black and
colored grenadines. cents per yard Red
House.
CHAs. E. CLARK, champion one-mile
skater of the Pacific Coast, and Arthur
Crozier, race one mile at the rink tonight
for $25 side
FULL line of undressed kid gloves Gu.
1pie & Kiley, K and Eighth streets.
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A Social Entertainment,

The LAmitie Club, an organization
composed of number of young people of
Sacramento, who have in view the ad-
vancement of literary tastes and social in
tercourse, was last evening entertained at
the Governors residence by Miss Adele
Ston aman. A pleasant time was had BY
the young folks. Refreshments were served
by the hostess. The membership of the
club is composed of the following young
ladies and gentlemen: Misses May Carroll
Carrie Goodhue, Edith Hughson, Lille
Goodhue, Mamie Lindley, Louise Mill
ken, Alice Lindley, Celia Simmons; Nellie
Siddons, Edith Lindley, Adele Stoneman
Lulu Ste!fens, Lucy Epson. Nellie Wilcox
Addie Epson, Masters Frank Brown, Clark
Burnhan, Hal benson, VIII Geary, James
Holl, John LaRue, Theodore Milliken.
Dwight Miller, Howard Smith, Leland
Stillman, Stuart Epson, r. NJ Richardson,
Wallace Terry, Frank Ransom.
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CHEsLEY's Rock and Rye cures whoop
ing cough.
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Auction
Rnsiness Advertisements.

Bell & Co, this morning-Tenth and ].
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White Men /!

Smoke the Little Giant" DC. Cigar,
DFST IN THE WoRLD.-FACTORY 9a3
ID Second street next to Wells-Fargo's). Try
our own make HAVANA CIGARS.
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MARRIED.

D. D. D." viii cure biliousness, indiges-
ton and dyspepsia at once, at ]. Hahn & Co.
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price noticeable this year for the extra care shown
in and finish.
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CHAs. E. CLARK, champion one-mile
skater of the Pacific Coast, and Arthur
Crozier, race one mile at the rink tonight
for $25 side.
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Buttons as Big as Dollars.

Buttons and Clasps of all kinds deserve the best
we can say OF them. Some OF the novelties in Buttons
to extreme sizes.
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Nothing heater in a long while than these plain
half-inch checks at 81 40 per yard
These are the patterns on hand at present
White on Tan.
White on Black
White Garnet.
White Fawn.
Red Sapphire.
Pretty for children's dresses, too.
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FULL line of undressed kid gloves. Gu.
Spie & Kiey, K and Eighth streets.
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BORN.

Yreka-Harry f. schwatka to Julia E. Sleeper
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Auction SALE.--Bell & Co. will sell at iC
A. NJ. to-day, at the Fountain Stables, J
street, near Tenth. horses. buggies, wagons
row-soat and other properly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-03

reciT1ci when this tori) Is urpermos OF the story OF
q oTs Senate eupioyeS Ia was adJorSeeper o.
sODethiug OF tn sort. visitor 20 tho Capitol had
asked him question ant s'a moi been satisfied with tho
reply Tho stranger began CO t>S IN savage way abopt
the d-cOaTlc5y III pIbiic seIv.s own part o. this
bnildug and pay part Oi salary" no said to the
dOOrkccper. | entitled TO your services ana
courtesy. anu propose 10 De treated accordingly ira
dOOrkoepOr oos sod at the c0uGtryman contemporary ~
10 trrw nickel ont Of his EOCEe; and holding 10 OJt
said: 90 Ny fuond you only ono Of iiiy millions or
people who own tGis structure. I0Ir share IN 10
amounts 10 lees thar cent. HoTc's five Times your
share. Now get ont or will kick y0a out F."
The number o: claDs sprinsne into existence in New
York every year must DO large They shorEyed ~
ruIe. but they flourish bIavey In tue fest stages A.
a clubs finances get into precautions condition
everybody ra5uos out % It, Tho rock on which most
clubs split Is tie catering. Most OF the clubs hayo
annually large deficits IN their restaurants Fnere are
many Quot little clubPO in the reshbofbOod OF
Madison and Union 51naies which are not known 10 tho
public, where tho members meet TOY indulgence IN catdS
rather than social lie This sort OF club Is moro OK
pensiYe than any other.