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Rusiness AdyertIeaments.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
impairment Tramps.

Yesterday morning young man, a
member Of the order of tramps, called at the
back door of an uptown residence and
asked for breakfast. The lady prepared a
meal for the fellow while he raked up a
few leaves in the back yard. After eating
his breakfast he found fault with the meal,
said il was not as good as it should be, and
used vulgar and profane language to the
ladies of the household. Before leaving he
went into the back yard, gathered up an
armful of leaves and rubbish, and scattered
il all over the door yard. Another tramp
called about the same hour, few blocks
above on the same street, and demanded
breakfast The lady Of the house told him
he was too late, but if he would wait mo-
ment she would get him some. She started
a FIRE in the stove, fried him some eggs,
made him some toast and a cup of coffee
Instead of inviting him in the house to eat.
the LADY put sugar and cream in his coffee,
and sent his breakfast out on tray by the
hired girl. The girl placed the tray on
box before the tramp, when the latter COM
meuced swearing at his shabby treat
ment.' He said he was not used to dining
off a box, and he did not like dry toast,
and be never drank coffee with milk in it.
He did not touch the meal spread before
him, but giving the box kick with his
foot, sent the dishes all over the lawn. The
lady's son, who is an athlet young man,
happened to see the last act, and, grabbing
baseball bat, rushed after the tramp, who
scampered over the back fence and ran
through the alley at rate that is seldom
equaled by the best sprinters. The tramps
hat and one of his shoes, lost in the sudden
flight, are kept by the young man as
trophies Of his mornings adventure.
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CIunie Opera House.

The Jeffreys-Lewis company opened in.
the drama "Clothilde" last night to fine
audience, a testimony that the "star" is
very popular, and that, too, with the most
critical portion of theater-goers There
was but one drawback to the entertain
ment, the eXasperating length of the
waits" between acts. This, it is alleged,
was due to the absence of properties,
which ii is claimed the local management
should have supplied, and of which K had
timely notice. However this may be, the
auditors were the sufferers. OF course this
cannot happen again, as the supply is now
filled. While the stage was well dressed,
it may be suggested that the same fur
nishings. thinly disguised, for distinct
houses of widely differing character, tends
to defeat the very purpose of setting
stage at all. Miss Lewis company in the
main affords her capable support, but at
this late hour ii may not be considered as
its faults and its virtues demand. 1t must
suffice to say that Miss Title, Mr.. Reinau
and Mr.. Mainhall have the burden OF the
support, the lady surprising her friends
here who saw her first efforts on the stage,
three years ago, by the progress she has
made and the strength she has attained.
Mr.. Reinau proves to be admirably adapted
to the role of the cool, calculating lawyer
and devoted friend who is the good genius
of the play Miss Aubrey, as his wife,
is a capital foil to him, with her childish
fits of jealousy, and her elusive love-
making on occasions of reconciliation.
OF Miss Lewis it is enough to say that she
fully maintains her reputation for intense
vitality in her acting nervous vigor, and
the wonderful play of her countenanee,
with the evidences of unspeakable passion.
She has grown somewhat stouter, but not
less graceful has matured in the methods
of her art and clearly testifes to more
careful study of the emotions and their
outward manifestations, and greater ability
| in portraying tkem. Clothilde is a strong
part, giving vivid picture of the revenge
full woman alternating between love and
hate, and swayed now by motives
of revenge, and then by remorse for
the cruelty she inaiets. The story
of the play is that of q woman loved
and rejected, who, in revenge brings the
object of it to marriage with a confding.
gentle girl whom she had rescued from a
gambling hell, into which she was inno-
Gently and unwillingly dragged. Conceal
ment of this shameful past in the brides
| life record, and revealment of it TO the nus
band shortly after marriage is the pith of
| the plot. 1t is sensational in the highest
degree, but, unlike many of the French
adaptations in which Jeffreys- Lewis is so
successful, it involves no tale of unchastitv,
Illicit love or crime. The recalls" of
Miss Lewis, Miss Title and Mr.. Reinau
were frequent last night, and the applause
of the audience indicated the satisfaction
with which the piece was received The
drama will be repeated this evening.
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City Trustees.

The Board Of City Trustees met in regu-
lar session at 10 a. NJ. yesterday, all the
members present.
A petition to have Twenty-ffth street,
between H and graded, was placed on file
and referred to the Street Commissioners.
George Putnam, City Collector, reported
the delinquent tax-list to be s., s53 70.
The Superintendent of the city water
works reported that during the past week
29,357 800 gallons of water had been
pumped. This is nearly 100000 gallons
in excess of the quantity used at core
spending date last year. Trustee Jones
stated that he was going to have the ordi-
nance relative to the hours of using water
for irrigation strictly enforced He is go
ing TO request the police to arrest all par
ties who draw water during the time of a
fire.
An order was laid over changing the
grade Of X street, from Twelfth to Thir-
ieenth.
4 petition to have water pipe placed in
the alley, between and L, Third and
Fourth streets, was referred to the Second
Trustee
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Fruit Jars and Jelly TumblerS.

The best Jar out, Woodbury., pints, 81 % dozen.
Woodbury., quarts, 81 80 per dozen.
Woodbury.. one half gallons, 81 70 per dozen.
Lightning Jars, pints, 81 % per dozen.
Lightning Jars, quarts, 81 so per dozen.
Lightning Jars, one-half gallon, 81 rs per dozen.
Mason Jars. pints, so cents per dozen.
Mason Jars, quarts, 90 cents per dozen.
Mason Jars, one-half gallon, 81 20 per Dozen
Owing to the inferior quality of the Mason Jars
made this year, we would advise all our
friends who intend to put up fruit and wish it
to prove satisfactory, to use either the WOOD
BURY or LIGHTNING JAR.
Small. tin top, Jelly Tumblers, 45 cts per dozen.
Large tin top. Jelly Tumblers, 80 cts. per dozen.
No cover Jelly Tumblers, large, As cts per doz
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ST, DAVID'S.

us Howard ST., near Third, San Francisco.
A FIRST-CLASS LODGING HOTEL, CON-
n tanning 100 rooms; water and gas In each
room; no better beds in the world; no guest al
lowed TO use the linen once used by another; q
free Price IF rooTs 2 Per 1iaht n sna x cent?
per week, from 81 upwards. Open all night. f.
HUGHES, Proprietor. At Market-street Ferry,
take Omnibus line Of street cars for Third and
Howard. jy2TuThStf
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II IS a decidedly nice thing for those of
us who wish to go to San Francisco once in
a while to know that the new management
of the Palace Hotel ALEX. Sharon and the
famous Schonewald, late of Hotel de
Montel have set apart a number of fine
rooms for transient guests, at the low rate
of dollar dav.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

S. Carrie left on yesterday mornings train for
Hanford.
| B. D. Pike, of San Francisco, is paying the
city visit
Grove L. johnson went to Placerville yester,
day morning.
| J. Wyman, of Carbondale, returned yesterday
| from the East.
| r. N Mott left yesterday for Fresno, to look
| after his vineyard.
E. B. Dean. of Oakland, came up yesterday
going to MarysVille.
Colonel c. Mason Kline came up from San
Francisco last evening.
DR.. W. 2. Cluness and wife left for San Fran
cisco yesterday morning.
A L. Frost and R. J. Burns went to San Fran
cisco yesterday morning.
n. Cofield has gone to Lake county for few
weeks, on business trip.
a. d. Sharon wife and daughter. of San Fran
cisco, went East Sunday night.
Hon. w. NJ Stewart passed through to San
Francisco from Nevada yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs [. K9Ale and Mrs. d. Harris of
Arbuckle, went to Pacific Grove yesterday.
Governor Stoneman has gone to San Jose to
visit the Home for Feeble Minded Children.
Postmaster Backus, of San Francisco, returned
home yesterday from brief visit to the foot
hills.
Hon. Charles F. Reed, of Knights Landing,
went to San Francisco.
Fl. NJ. Warrington, Superintendent of the Vir-
ginia and Truckee Railroad went to San Fran
cisco yesterday, accompanied by his WIFE,
Mrs. Lizzie Da Kline, National Yice-President
of the W. K. c.. passed through the city last
evening on her way to Carson City, New, to
visit officially Custer Relief Corps of that place.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday ::
Albert May, Redding Vim. p Smith, Frank II.
Ames, Miss Jeffreys-Lewis and maid, ]. w.
Long, H. Marshall and wife, Charlotte Tittel
j. II. Bolles, John r. Mackenzie, Gus Slangen-
berger, Egbert J. Adson, W. c. Connell. j. Phil
lips, +. G. Roehow, W. II. Brown, Bryan /.
C1inch, San Francisco; VIM. Johnston, Richland;
John NJ. Hill, Rockford E. B. Dean, Oakland !;
0. L. Graham. New York Jos. Thiben, Chicago;
G. Griswold, Mrs. Fl. Terwilliger, New York ; J..
S. Fritts, K. X. Gamble, Vallejo
Arrivals at the State House yesterday Henry
A. Price, city; James McComb, c. C. Stoll, Yuma
City; r. Wreston city; Miss Annie Doty, Elk
Grove; James A. Tully, San Francisco; Dennis
johnson, Latrobe; Mrs. j. Stewart and family,
Gold Run; Miss Squires, Livermore; K. Lawless,
Red Bluff; NJ. L. Dorsey, city; William Green,
lone City; G. Doty and daughter, Elk Grove; G.
C. Flemming, Wadsworth; II. Heidrick, Suffer
Greek; \. I. Carpenter. Cosumnes Mr. Harnby,
Burton; |. n. Reede, Colusa; Preston w. Smith,
city; W. Dodfrey, Costumes; w. NJ Gift. Sacra-
mento; Mrs. Snider and family, Mrs. V. Sim
mons san Francisco
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DIED.

Sacramento, June 13-Samuel Cross. native o.
Ireland, "A years, months and day.
FRIENDS and acquaintance are respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral. which will take
place from Congregational Church, Sixth
street, between 1 and ], this afternoon at
o'clock
Grass Valley, June 10-Mrs. Lucia A. Dow, x
years.
Yreka, June S--John G. Mckay, % years.
Butte City. Colusa county, June 10-HOwarc
Heimbach, years, months and l3 days.
Butte City. Colusa county. June 10-Esteils
Heimbach, year and 5 months.
Georgetown, FL Dorado county, June 6-Johr
Paul Jones Dawson, sc years.
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T HAVE PURCHASED THE wELL-KNowN
/ Ice Cream Saloon and Fancy Bakery, $40 ]
street. Sacramento, of II. Fisher & Co., and all
parties ordering Ice Cream or Cake will please
send their orders to J. HAUB. Fishers Restau-
rant. Orders for Wedding or Party Dinners for
city OF country, promptly attendedto. Send for
Price List Telephone No. 81. ap29-lm
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL,

CtANSoME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
y This Hotel is in the very center of the bust
will find this to be the most comfortable and re-
spectacle Hotel in the city. Board and room,
81, 81 25 and 81 50 per day. Hot and Cold Baths
OLE CHAS. MONTGOMERY & BRO Prnns
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THE great publishers book sale will posi-
lively close this week. Do not miss il.
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THE Little Giant" Mathushek Only
piano with solid iron frame with tuning
pins pushed in. new invoice this week.
Cooper's music store.
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SILVERWARE.

Triple-plated Teaspoons, set six, 81.
Triple-plated Tablespoons. set six, 81.
Triple-plated Table forks, set six, 81.
Triple-plated Table-knives, set six, 81.
Sheffield Plated Table knives, set six, 81 ..
Sheffield Plated Teaspoons, set six, so cents
Sheffield Plated Tablespoons, set six, ST.
Sheffield Plated Table-forks set six, 81
Triple-plated Casters with five cut and engraved
Cruets, SIS each.
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MoxrE, most refreshing drink. Try it,
at the Soda Fountains.
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TABLE linen, II cents per yard. Clunie
< Kiley, Sacramento. Cal.
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LEAVE your orders for ice cream, water
ices, ETC., at Peterson's. go street.
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SMALL musical instruments of all kinds
violins, guitars, flutes. accordeons. ETC., a
speciality. Also, all the latest sheet music
Cooper's music store
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GENUINE German milk and cream bread,
at Petersons. go street.
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MISSES and children's white poke bon
nets. 40 and so cents. Red House.
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BLACK rhadame silk, s7l cents per yard !;
worth 81 %, at Clunie & Kiley's, Sacra-
mento.
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Nevada City, June 11-wife of Fred. searls, a
son.
Nevada City. June 12-wife of A. R. wadsworth,
daughter.
Yuba City, June l1-Wife of VIM. wilcoxon. a
son.
Millar's Ranch, Yuba county, June 1l-wife of
Robert Millar. son.
lone, May Sl-Wife of C. NJ. Wooster daugh-
Gait, June wife of NJ. A. Ripley, daughter.
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FINE confections, ice cream, water ices,
cakes, ETC., at w f. Peterson's, $40 J. i
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RED table linen, 25 cents per yard. Gu
ME & Kiley. corner K and Eighth. Saera-
mento. Cal.
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Jrsr received from New York an i'm
mense stock of ladies' and misses sun and
dress hats, hair ornaments and flowers.
Latest STYLES, lowest prices. Millinery De-
,,srtmenf Red House.
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Cheeseman's Specific Mixture.

With this remedy persons can cure thel Iist or
change in application to business. dns injury
cine contains nothing that is OF tne far *
to the constitution. Ask your olps nS5eIvTrS
Price, 81 bottle.
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BORN.

Ten different makes of pianos for sale OF
rent, at Cooper's music store.
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Null handkerchiefs, silk embroidered
corners, 10 cents each. Clunle q hliey,
corner X and Eighth streets, Sacramento.
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CoLoRED scrim curtain net, l2l cents.
Clunie & Kiley, Sacramento, Cal.
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LADIES and misses dress hats, hlgn
crown, white pearl braid, % cents. ked
House.
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GLASSWARE.

Glass Tea Sets consisting of Sugar Bowl,
Creaner, Butter Dish and Spoon Holder 40
cents per set.
Glass Tea Sets, Assorted Colors, Canary, Blue,
Old Gold and Green, so cents per set.
Glass Berry Sets. 10 pieces consisting of Berry
Dish and u Berry Saucersl, assorted colors,
70 cents per set.
Assorted Colors, Imitation Cut Britannia Top
Salts and Peppers, cents each.
Beautiful Assorted Colors One-half Gallon
Water Pitchers, so cents each.
Assorted Colors Water Tumblers, Canary, Blue,
Green and Gold, 50 cents per set,
Polka Dot Goblets, Assorted Colors, GO cents per
set.
Fine Crystal Goblets large, 40 cents per set.
Crystal Berry saucers, 4, Is cents per set.
Decorated Fruit Plates, scallop Edge, Solid
Color Borders, Six Colors, Fruit CeDters, 81
per set.
Decorated Sauce Plates. Scallop Edge, Solid
Color Borders, Six Colois, Fruit Centers, 70
cents per set.
Very Best English Apiece Tea Sets, Square
Pattern, Assorted Decorations 81 per set.
Very Best English $50 piece Dinner Sets, Square
Pattern, Assorted Decorations, So per set
Handsome Decorated Chamber Sets, Assorted
Decorations, 81 per set.
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THE largest stock of accordeons Will be be
found at L. K Hammers Music store, so
] street.
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ForRru OF JULY.-In another column of
to-davss paper may be found the advertise
ment OF z. Dale & Co.. announcing full
line of silk. bunting and cotton flags, Ian.
terms. batons, gold and silver fringes, sashes
and a great variety of Fourth of July
Goods. The figures 1858 and 1856 at the
head of Mr.. Daie's card simply means that
Mr.. Dale has been in business in Sacra-
mento continuously for SIS years, and al
WAYS has in stock full line OF goods for
both old and young America.
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WESTERN HOTEL,

NUS. HU3 10 II3 IA bIhELI5
V,HREE BLOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT.
i Leading Business and Family Hotel OF Sac
ramento, Cal. The most convenient to Post
office, Express and Land Offices, all Courts and
Places Of Amusement Meals, 20 cents. First
class in all its appointments. Free coach TO and
from the Hotel. WI; LAND, Proprietor
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s1ENTIoN.

Clunie Opera House-Miss Jeffreys-Lewis.
a. Q. U. Willy of the Valley, tonight
Teachers examination, June 22d
Concord Lodge +. and A. NJ, tonight.
Fl Dorado Lodge, ]. o. 0. F.. this afternoon.
Attention, Three and a half Ward Republi.
cans
ladies' and gents class, Turner Hall, tonight
Pacific Encampment, this afternoon.
Fair Oaks Relief Corps. this afternoon.
Confidence Lodge, X. ofP., this evening.
Card of thanks-RudOlph Pedar and wife.
Business Advertisements.
Bunting hags-Dale & Co.
Two rooms furnished for housekeeping.
Garland and Medallion ranges at Campbells s.
Peelless-Dr. II. J. Cooksley.
Thomas Bromley, merchant tailor.
Dr.. George Pybum. physician and surgeon.
Young q Dunn, attorneys and c0unselors.
Manled-AppTentice girls
Mrs. J, T. Keeper, pattern agent.
Red HOESc-GentS' Inc hose.
Neinstock K Lubin-Emphatlc proof
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Lex CREAM, all fayors, at Peterson,F, $40 J
street.
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McMUNN'S ELIXIR OF
OPIUM

Is the pure extract from the drug from which
all the hurtftll properties are removed ana tnd
medical ones retained. No headache, costiye-
ness or sickness OF the stomach attend Us USE
Price so cents. All druggists. n5-lyIulno-
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CENTRAL HOUSE,
HoRNLEIN BROS, Proprietors.

BOARD, per week "a 90
BOARD AND LODGING. ...........s5 to IS
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ICE CREAM PARLORS.

ss- Street Cars from Depot passthe door every
five Minutes rn0i-tf
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ST. GEORGE
PACIFIC HOTEL

Corner x and Fifth Streets, sacramento.
CENTRALLY LOCATED AND CONVENIENT
" to all places of amusement The best fam
with the bsyt the market affords. Street cars
from the depot pass the door every FIVE minuteA
Meals, IS cents c. +. SINGLETON, Prop.
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Sunday evening All Mong and All Buck
got into quarrel at a house on | street, be-
tween Third and Fourth, and Buck was cut
with knife on the arm and two or three
times in the side, but not seriously. Officer
Mccormack searched for Mong yesterday
for some time, but unsuccessfully. He then
hunted up Buck, who didn't want to tell
where Mong could be found, nor to do any
thing toward prosecuting him. On being
threatened with being locked up if he re-
fused, he informed the officer of Mong's
Whereabouts, and the latter was arrested in
washhouse on Third street, between NJ
and N
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-11-18
TO Return to England.

The violet Cameron Opera company
has finally concluded to leave America.
Miss Cameron is disguised because
Lord Lonsdalc refuses to return to this
country, and thcalical managers in
other cities have refused to let the COM
pany appear. The last performance
was given at the Casino Saturday night,
and after Il short engagement in Brook
lyn the company will return to Eng
land.
The Whole tour has been Il colossal
failure. L0nsdale recently wrote to q
friend in New York that he was very
sorry lie ever came there, and would
never come again. John Stetson re-
fused to permit the appearance of the
company at the Globe theatre in Bos-
ton. and Chicago sent q like veto.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-11-18
General News, -Siftod,

suit has becn brought against Mayor
Grace by the receiver Of Grant Il
/ Ward, TO recover sl50,000 which, il is
claimed, Grace obtained through trans
actions with Ferdinand Ward,
John Brown, aged 10 years, was shot
and killcd at Nashville, Tenn, by
William Willard, two wears his senior,
The receipts aud expenditures for
the dominion government at Ottawa
FIR the fiscal year cndal June 30, show
deficit Of Sj,SG5,55l,
The Staten Island dyeing works were
burned Sainrnay. The loss is said to
have been caused by The explosion of a
kerosene lamp,
\ landslide at Embrnn, liautes-
Alpes, which was caused by the rains,
buried eight persons. All were killed,
st. Peters Roman Catholic cathedral
in Allegheny City, Penn, was burned
Saturday morning. Loss estimated AT
100000.
NJ. and Nine. Bartholdi sailed for
France Saturday. Their departure was
hurried by the serious illness of the
sculptor'S mother,
Maxwell, the st, Louis murderer,
was to have been hung Monday, but the
supreme court has granted iiiia re-
prieye,
Adviccs have bCecn received at Ply
mouth Chat the Chinese steamship
"Takallnan" burst her boiler while ran
ming under high pressure in gale of
Nugata, and that 90 persons on board
persisted, including the officers who
were Euglishmon.
Morgan won the the six days bicycle
contest, making 40 miles and one lap
in the allotted i8 hours, riding eight
hours day, Thus breaking the record
for this style Of race by $50 miles.
Sch0cK was second, 10 miles behind.
The peasants of Eastern ROumelia
are declaring themselves in favor of
Russia and civil war is imminent.
Gen. Crool; has asked Gen. Sheridan
to relieve him Of his command on the
frontier,
Two men were Killed near Green
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