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EATALLY DuRNED.
The Sad Accident that Befell Mrs. Mary
OuancIi,

Ouanchi,
About u NJ yesterday Mrs Mary Guam
chi, widow lady, about Sc years of age,
residing on the east side Of Third street,
between N and n, remarked to neighbor
that she must 90 in and prepare lunch for
her daughter, who would soon be home
and stated that she intended TO fry some
fish. A few moments later screams were
heard in her house. and people ran in to
see what the trouble was, finding Mrs.
Quanchi with her clothing in flames. 1t
seems that while she was cooking her
clothing became ignited, and on discover
ing the fact she ran out into the yard,
which made the blaze more serious. She
then fastened back into the house, went to
q bed and got q blanket 10 smother the
flames, but while she was doing so the mos
quito bar caught fire and the room was
soon in blaze Z. X. Voodrey was the
first 10 be of practical benefit, and he and
another man attempted to eXtingUish the
fire that was threatening the woman's life,
but the heat and smoke soon drove the
other man away, and Mr.. Noodrey had to
drag her out Of the house, being somewhat
lmpeded by her desire to save q box con-
tanning valuable papers. She walked to
the residence Of Mrs Bird, few rods dis
tant, and physicians services were pro-
cured as soon as possible. Everything was
done TO alleviate her distress, but after
lingering in great agony and pain, she was
released from her sufierings by death about
T. Il. The house, a one-story and base
ment building, burned like finder, and was
completely Quilted. The dwelling adioin-
ing on the north was also badly damaged,
especially about the roof, and the rear of
Kent & Sons New York Bakery building,
adjoining on the south, to which frame
addition had just been added, received Sc
we're scorching. All of the buildings were
insured. Mrs. Quanchi's insurance would
have expired on the ooh instant, and she
had given notice to l.. Smith, agent, that
she would not renew it.
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DURING THE FAIR OUR STORES WILL RE-
MAIN OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK;
The Styles That Are To Be.
THE NEW THINGS IN FALL DRESS GOODS

In the last few days we have received heavy Invoices
of Fall Dress Goods direct from fashion centes and
therefore speak authoritativey concerning the
modes The distinguishing feature of the seasons
fashions will be the demand for fine stripes and checks
against the spots and figures Of previous
Most of these checks appear in harine effects
and in simple combinations OF color OF course there
exceptions, notceaby in the higher price
elites.
Homespuns and other rough-fnished goods which
avorites last year. appear again in patterns
which will undoubtedly give fresh impetus to their popu
larity.
Narrow Fancy striped Velvets will be among the
leading trimming materials. We show a fine assert
OF these at 81 SO yard
Among our new arrivals are Atwood Diagonals in
solid coors, with hafinch hair cross stripes Price IS
cents yard They come in such combinations
White on Maroon
White on Black
Cardinal on Myrtle,
Gold on Brown,
Garnet on Marine
Granite O0tliS in various solid coors with stripes
in two colors SO cents. Doube-width H0nzeS6HzS, in
the very latest Scotch effects which entirely different
from the patterns hitherto il these goods IS
yard These cloths double width, firm and heavy,
and we believe will meet with great favor.
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Tic Wheel Ct Fortune.n

In Justice Posts Court yesterday morn
ing the case of Peter Lewis, who was ar
rested at Agricultural Park on Thursday
by Deputy Constable Swift for gaming, in
running wheel of fortune" was heard,
City Attorney Hart appearing for the de-
Tense. Witnesses, experts in gambling,
testified that the wheel was neither bank
ing nor percentage game, nor one of those
otherwise specified in the statute. 1t vas
just a case of direct betting between the
owner Of the game and the player, the
former laying odds, somewhat similar to
boosmaling. They also testified that the
question Of its being violation Of the law
had been tested in various places, and no
conviction. effected. Counsel for the defense
introduced the decision rendered by Judge
Clark in this city several years ago, on the
subject, when he decided that running the
wheel was not violation of the law. JUS
tee Post concurred in the opinion ex-
pressed By Judge Clark, and discharged the
defendant
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ASSEMBLY.

TIIbA1 GtplCluilcf ~ 1880.
The Assembly met at 10 \. A., Weaver in the
chair. Roll called, and quorum present. Prayer
by the Chaplain. Journal OF Wednesday read
and approved.
After some heated discussions over requests
for leave of absence, DR.. Mays resolution for an
Investigation committee on irrigation came up
and was continued for half an hour.
Walrath Offered Il concurrent resolution TO ad-
journ sine die al noon on saturday, the 18th.
After wasting an hours time in waiting for
three absent members, under call of the House,
WalTaths resolution, and various amendments
offered to it, were tabled.
Mofiitt offered a resolution requesting the Gov
ernor 10 place Colonel Perry Kewen in com
mand of sufficient force of the National Guard
TO disperse the Legislature. Ruled out OF order.
A number OF resolutions in relation to final
adjournment were offered and tabled.
Munday moved to adjourn till Monday.
rambling and rather heated discussion here
arose, in which II variety OF subjects were
treated, and finally somebody's motion TO ad-
jOurn until Saturday at 10 4. NJ. was declared
carried
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The Y. NJ. c. a. Lunches.

The lunches and suppers arranged by the
Ladies Central Committee of the /. N. G.
A. were commenced yesterday 81 the Asso-
cations rooms, Sixth street, between X
and L, and will be continued for week.
from II A. N. to S p. M.-Sunday excepted.
The management yesterday was in the
hands Of Calvary Baptist NJ. Z. South and
the United Brethren, and it is scarcely
necessary to say that the ladies of these
churches gave an excellent meal. The
tables with their floral decorations looked
elegant, and the ladies were assiduous in
there attentions to their guests. The hall
was handsomely decorated for the occasion,
conspicuous among the floral ornaments
being number of pot plants from the con-
servatories of F. A. Ebel and the Bell Con-
servatory. The financial proceeds, it was
stated, were very satisfactory. To-day the
management will be in The hands Of the
ladies of Westminster Presbyterian and the
First Baptist Churches.
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REPUBLICAN CAuCuS.

After the adjournment at noon yesterday the
Republicans of both houses, to the number of
nearly sixty, met In Joint caucus Before IL vote
was taken on the question ii adjCurning the
Le legislature sine die, several members LEFT the
caucus. but there were finally iorty-iYe votes i'll
favor of adjournment to six against. 1t is I'M
derstood that this action settles the question OF
q sine die adjournment. and that NJ noon to-day
the members OF the Legislature will wrap their
togas about them and depart-some for their
homes and others for the race-track.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Cunie Opera House-Afernoon and evening
Metropolitan Theater-Monday 4" Private SCI
s. 7y"
Mounted Sword Contest tomorrow.
Andres Trained Animal Show.
State Fair Programme for to-day.
Baseball SunGsy-Mystics vs.. SnowAakeS.
Attention, Pioneers.
Funeral NOtice-Union Lodge.
Sacramento Commandery, this evening
Sacramento ommaudery-Fuueral Notice.
Democratic Ratification Meeting tonight
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The sun, the moon, the stars
Send no such light upon the ways of

As one great deed.
Those who have visited the Sandwich
Islands describe them as presenting scenes
of the mott enchanting beauty hey have
exhausted all the articles of language in
depicting the bewitching combination of
coral sands and blue seas, sparkling cas-
cades and all the blaze and brlliancy of
tropical foliage and flowers. Blue wa
tiers" says one OF them, " stretched to the
horizon, the LEAKAGE was almost dazzling to
the eye, the mountainous island of Molokai
hoated like great blue morning-glory on
the yet blUer sea sweet, soft breeze
rustled through the palms the lazy ripples
FLASHED lightly on the sand; humanity
basked flower. clad in sunny Incidence
everything was redundant, feryid, beauti-
full"
The utmost humanity and gentleness
appear to have been exercised in the melan-
choly duty of thrusting the lepers out
from their homes and kindred, but the
The woe of those who were taken" says
Miss Bird in her interesting account of q
six months residence in these islands,
the dismal wailings of those who were
left, and the agonized parting when friends
and relatives chung to the swollen limbs
and kissed the glistening, bloated faces OF
those who were exiled from them forever,
| shall never forget" In the course OF
| seven or eight years about 1.150 lepers OF
both sexes, in all conditions of life, and
nearly all ages, were banished to Molokai
Ii was with these hapless mortals that
Father Damen cast his lot some ten OF
twelve years ago.-LOHd0H Ne'rS.
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Hoods Sar;s:;aponM

This successful medicine is a carefully-prepared
extract of the best remedies of the vegetable
kingdom known to medical science as Alternatives,
Blood Purifiers. Diuretics, and TONES, such as
Sarsaparilla Yellow Dock, Stillingia. Dandelion.
Juniper Berries, Mandrake, Wild Cherry Bark
and other selected roots, barks and herbs. 4
medicine, like anything else. be fairly judged
only by its results. We point with satisfaction to
the glorious record Hood's Sarsaparilla has en-.
tered for itself upon the hearts of thousands of
people who have personally or indirectly been
relieved Of terrible suffering which all other
remedies failed to reach. Sold by all druggists
81; six for S. Made only by C. l. HOOD & CO.,
Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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SACRAMENTO BANK,

TIE CLDZgr SAVINGS BA:X II he OiIfl
Corner J and Fifth streets, Sacramento.
GUARANTEED CAPITAL, $500. oeo.-PaII
tJ M CapitAl s9Jo0o0. Loans On Keal Estate,
ysIiv fS55 % OASIS. Tsr-a an1 Ordinary De-
rosi.s I,:iy i. 1885,. 81, e65 52l. Torn ani On.
SinSrv psrosits received. snd Dividends paid IL
Janns-y ard July. Money Loaned upon Reai
Estate Only. IIps SANK ooes exciss.ssiy =
On application 20 ". p c0LE,sAS, PsesileDt-
Ed. Z. HAMILTON, Cashier. isnI
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DIP you hear the latest? They have
opened cloak department at Clunie 81
kiley's, corner X and Eighth streets, Sac
ramento, Cal.
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MARRIED.

Los Gates, August &C. a. Bixby to Lotue E.
Pond.
Los Gatos. Angus. 29-Wm. Coole to Susie Han
naiord
Santa Cruz, septem Der 7-R. J. Lindsay to Laura
A. Smith.
PlainSburg. MERGED county, Angus. 2O-JacA
Ogle to Julia Collision.
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Az invitation TO call and examine the
quality. style and prices of our cloaks.
Clunie * Kiley, corner X and Eighth streets,
Sacramento.
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SHORT jackets. long garments, plush
cioaks and thousand different styles at
Clunie & Kileys, corner X and Eighth
streets, Sacramento.
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PORN.

Auburn, September wife of Martin Michael
son.
Near Auburn, August 27-wi!e of W. f. barge, a
son.
Rocklin, August 21-wife of NJ. Lavenson, q
daughter.
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Marriage among the Sioux Indians is for
lifetime. Siouxing for divorce there is
not known.-7erds Siftings.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-11

THE AUCTION SALE at Wachhorsts is
being well patronized, and many are getting
bargains in fine watches and jewelry. Sale
every evening,
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Our regular Saturdays sale to-day. Rare
bargains in every department. Red House,
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY NOTES.

During the discussion in the Senate yesterday
afternoon over the matter Of the per diem of
attaches during the late recess, Mcclure offered
the following Resolved by the Senate, the
Assembly concurring, That Alcazar is good
horse and that it was wise move to bet on
B. b., but that Peacock is too fat and for that
and other reasons could not beat AlmOnt
Patchen, and therefore we should adjourn sine
die, forthwith or sooner
1t was argued in the Senate yesterday, by
gentlemen who were not in favor of allowing
pay TO the attaches during the recent two weeks
recess of that body, that these attaches were
the servants of the Senate, and could be dis
charged or employed at Will. The said attaches
desire to know, therefore, why the Senate did
not discharge them at the time ii adjourned, ii
it did not intend to keen them in its employ.
They argue that they were hired by the Senate,
and not having been dischaTged-and the Sen
ate having merely taken a 1ecesS-that they are
entitled to their salaries The fnct IS. that ii
the Senate had offered to dispense with
their further services on account OF the recess
Of the Legislature, during which time they
would not receive pay, not one of them would
have left his position. but, on the contrary,
would have brought -infO0ence' to bear, il
necessary, to - make themselves slid.
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A GOOD jeans corset, lace trimmed, drab
or white, % cents pair. Colored corsets,
silk embroidered. double steel, lace
trimmed colors, light and navy blue, car
dinal and back. 80 cents pair, in our
Saturdays sale to-day. Red House.
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Police Court.

in the Police Court yesterday the case
of Yee Yuen, charged with assault to muir
der was continued until the l4th......Joe
De Soto was pronounced guilty of battery
upon a woman he was living with, and will
be sentenced this morning.. Ed. Stuart
for being drunk, was fined $40 and Red
mond O'Hanlon, s.. John Smith, another
drunk. forfeited his deposit and j. l..
Dozier. also arrested for having been
drunk, was discharged flames Murphy
case of battery went over until to-day, and
that of NJ. Steinkonig until the 10Th.
Fred. Hughes wss found guilty OF disturb
ing the peace, and fined $50 or twenty days.
Tom Doyle, for malicious mischief
was fined S25, or twenty-five days .....Chas.
Corners, for stealing a ride on the cars, was
sent below for ten days......The cases OF
John Marsh, J. W. Maxwell, George Logan
and George Womble, arrested about week
ago for gaming-playing hockey -pokey-
were continued until the 23d.
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There is no later news of Father Damen,
but the brief announcement that he has at
length been stricken with leprosy will
touch a chord of sadness and sympathy in
the hearts of all who know anything of
this heroic man and his work. Father
Damen is a Roman Catholic, and, what is
peculiarly repugnant to the average Pro-
testant mind, Jesuit. But, says Ten
nYSQn
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WE have opened a CLOAK department,
and all our garments are of the newest
STYLES in cloth, cut and finish. Call and
examine our garments before purchasing
elsewhere. Clunie e. Riley, X and Eighth
streets.
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AuCIIOn SaIe.
Bell d Co, this morning.

Red HOuse-Saturday' Regular Sale
Weinstock d Lubin-Sew styles.
D. DeBernardi Il Co., oysters.
Girl Wanted
House to Let.
|. 5. Brown, Attorney
Cow Strayed.
Saloon for Sale
Notice TO Creditors Estate of \. Slater.
Felter, Son & Co. Champagne, etc.
Sealed PrOpOsals-Slough dredging.
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LADIES fine French kid gloves, 10-hook
length, dark and medium shades, 10 cents
a pair, and many other styles in our Satur-
DAVIS sale to-day Red House.
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IMPORTANT ARRIvAL.-The manager OF
the Capital Wooden Mills has just placed in
stock very large assortment of imported
and American goods, embracing all the
latest styles for dress and business suits.
Their cutter. Ralph Donahue, always gives
perfect satisfaction as to fit. and their prices
are very reasonable. 922 street.
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Buy no Sewing Machine until you have
tried. the always reliable, light running
" Domestic" trial free. Office, Ninth and =
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DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING
The Democrats of Sacramento have taken
the initiative, and will open the political
campaign with ratification meeting in
front of the Golden Eagle Hotel this even
ing at o'clock Among the speakers will
be Lieutenant Governor Daggett, Hons. r.
F. Del Vale, Clay W. Taylor, Dennis
Spencer, C. W. Cross, \. Greene Curtis, Z.
C. Munday. W. S. Manlove DR.. Caples
Matt +. Johnson, General John 7. Carey
BASEBALL TOMORROW. At Snowflake
formerly Recreation) Park tomorrow the
snowfakes. of this city, will play game
with the Mystics, of Oakland, game being
called at go sharp. The Mystics are cred
tied with strong organization. and they
bring with them Wilds, the celebrated col
ored catcher, who is said to be very expert
behind the bat. A close contest is antici-
pated. as the Snowtiakes have, as they have
frequently shown. good nine.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. viii sell at
auction at 10 4. NJ to-day, at No. 927 X
street, two good work-horses, farm wagon
and harness, top buggy and single harness,
extra fine mich COW and calf, several tons
of oat hay. sold by sample bale; an ele-
CANT Guild piano, stool and cover. Also.
buggies, phaetons, carriages. furniture, etc.
The sale is peremptory and should attract
attention.
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PERsoxAL-To any and all parties using
our No. Machines: Ifthere are any of these
machines that are not working to your entire
satisfaction, you are specially requested to
send us word, and we will promptly have
them looked after. Wheeler& Wilson Man
ufacturing Company, 721 X street, Sacra-
mento. Cal.
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CHrcKER1NG & SoN's upright pianos, 9n,
eonaled in tone, durability and finish, SOLID
iron frame and metallic action, can be seen
al X. Hammers stand, South Han, "a
vilion, or at his store, No. $50 J street. gee
them before purchasing elsewhere.
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FINEST and largest assortment OF cioaas
at CIunie & Kiley's corner OF a anu higH'n
streets, Sacramento.
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PER SoNS
Wanting a Good Investment,

Call and get particulars of a piece
of BUSINESS PROPERTY left in our
hands for sale at $500. 1t is a Two
story Brick Building, and rents for $40
per month. This property is situate on
[ street, near the HALL OF RECORDS,
and for that reason will always be in
the center of The city. The filling in Of
the Slough will be sure TO enhance the
value OF property in that neighbOrhOOd.
Coy We have also other Business
Investments, and a great number of
Dwellings in different parts of the city.
Ifyou want Home, we assure yOn that
there never was more favorable time
10 purchase than now. There is bound
to be a boom in Sacramento city (and
county, commencing this Fall. Buy
your property before ii commences OK
A. Leonard & Son,
va cal E9tato Agents,
No. 1914 Fourth street, Sacramento. Sp
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LADIES two and three-button Isle gloves,
. cents q pair. No. is all silk, SATIN ana
Yard in our sale to-day. Red House.
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NOTICE OF STREET WORK.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IT Is
In the intention of the Board OK Trustees OF
the city OF Sacramento TO have Nitrifed Iron
stone Pipe Sewer constructed in the alley be-
tween K and L. from Ninth to Teuth streets.
with Flush Tank at Tenth street. Said in
provements TO be made IN accordance with a
resolution passed by the Board OF Trustees O.
the seth day OF ACGrST, 1856, to which al pat-
ties interested are referred FOR farther parCoCs
lars JOHN RYAN. street Commissioned
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CLoAKs for children, misses, ladies, young
and old, at Clunie & Kiley's, Sacramento
Cal.
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NEW Books FOR THE FREE LIBRARY
The following books have been added to
the Free Library and are ready for circula-
lion: Lives of Rachel, the Countess of Al
banv. Margaret Fuller, Mary w. Shelley,
Harriet Martineau, Maria Edgeworth and
Elizabeth Fry; Justina; Magic Oh
Voice" Macfarlane; " Is Life Worth
Iiving?n Mallock; Next Door, Burn.
ham John Bodewin's Testimony,
Foote: History of the Netherlands,
Young; stepping Heayenward, Prem
tiss. I" Bugle Echoes" Browne; Ro-
nance of the Forest" Radcliffe; Mys,
teries of Paris Sue; Rural STUDIES,
Mitchell; Old Mamselles Secret" John
+" From Pole to Pole Stanley Grahame !;
a. Wild Adventures Round the Poles, sta
bles. Corinne," De Stael Wind OF DeS'
tinv," HARDY; Outlines OF Cosmc PM,
oscphy,n Fiske; Intellectual Science
Porter.
ARgEsrs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday W. f. Taylor, VIM.
Wells, VIM. Bolin, W. Robinson, J. K. Ne
becker and C. J. French, by officers Meteor
mack and Agner, for gaming; FRANK
Cooner. by local C'Meara, for vagrancy =.
n Thomas, by officer Agner, Tor oeing
drunk: i. p. Cuno and VIM. Brown, by
officer Wager. for gaming Jennie Doe, by
local Nash. for exhibiting Alice McCarty'
nv local Consolation, for exhibiting Wm.
Hickey. bv locals Nash and O'Meara, IoF
battery. 4. Hippo, by officer Sullivan, Ior
battery: All Lucy and May Gray, by ON
GERS Rider and Jackson, for visiting an
opium den.
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Every dog has his day. which accounts
for the Prohibition nomination of Barker
for Lieutenant-G Governor PitSbI0g C2r9n-
icie
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C1oAKs by the hundreds at Clunie &
Kiley's.
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LADIES American kid button shoes,
worked holes, 81 IS. Misses button Shoes !:
same quality, 81 20. Gents seamless eai.
shoes in button or lace, s. 80. Red House,