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Railroad INTERPRETATIONS.

There have been filed in the Office of the
Secretary of State articles of incorporation
of the San Bernardino and San Diego Rail
way Company. The purposes of the cor
poration are to construct and operate a
railway, from a place of junction
with the Riverside, Santa Ana and Los
Angeles Railway, at or near Anaheim, in
Los Angeles county, via San Juan Capis-
trlno aud Oceanside, to the city of San
Diego. Estimated length of road, 40 miles.
Principal place of business, Los Angeles.
Directors-George H. Bonebrake, A W.
Francisco, NJ. L. Wicks, Jacob Gruendike
and H L. Drew. Capital stock, 100000
divided into 10000 shares.
Also of the San Bernardino and Los An
geles Railway Company. Object, to con-
struct and operate railroad between the
cities of San Bernardino and Los Angeles.
Length of road, 90 miles. Principal place
of business, San Bernardino Directors
George H. Bonebrake, A. w. Francisco, NJ.
A. Luce, Frank 81. Pattee and George H.
Fullerton. Capital stock, s1,50o,0o0, d.
yided into l 500 shares.
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Let the Police Bounce Him.

A colored man, who should receive the
prompt attention of the police, is going
about the town ostensibly as a fortune
teller. The effort to extract two-bits
each from his dupes for the so-caIled
service of imparting what he don't know
concerning their future, is harmless
enough, but it is learned that on occasions
when he finds ladies alone at their resi-
dences he offers, and seeks to induce them
to take, powder of Spanish fly, claiming
that its effect WILDE to give them an I'M
known power to do anything they desire
This appears to be in imitation of an Incl
dent that occurred in the early history of
mankind, when the devil promised the
First lady of the land" a similar power
from eating an apple. Perhaps the tempter
had fly powder in the apple. But, how
ever that may be, we are informed that he
got in his work effectively, and that n
grand bounce of the beguiled couple soon
followed. Profting from the light of the
past, the proper thing to be done in the
present case is for the police to give this
particular devH an effectual bounce from
town at the earliest possible moment.
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DIED.

Sacramento, November 22-Otto, son of Frank
ana Charles Ruhstaller, native of Califor
mia, year, molths ana 10 days.
Funeral will take place from the residence of
his parents, corner Thirteenth and H streets,
to-day at O'Clock. Interment private.
Colusa. November 22-Ralph, youngest son of
Geo. A. and Annie II. Blanchard, years.
Funeral from the Depot this afternoon on ar
rival of Oregon train at 3:45
Sacramento, November 22-Ann wife of the late
John d. Bowles tznd mother of Mrs. p 1 ur-
ner snd Mrs. Nora Z. Aldrieh) a native Of
Louis lana, 60 years. Funeral notice here
afterl
Sacramento, r2i-Eliza, wife of Stephen
Addison, native of England, Is years. Flu
neral no.ice hereafter.
Sacramento November 2i-Fran6 r. Meagher,
q native of New York, 10 years. Funeral no.
tice hereafter
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AIT0RNEfs-AT-LAw,
GEO. ". JOHNSON,

Ot1O. W. UUHNsUN,
& TToREEY-AT-LAW SUCCESSOR TO P. V.
n Wise) Office 1905 Fourth street. Collec-
tons, Pensions, Government Claims and affairs
Of parties at distance promptly attended to.
Special facilities for business with Germans,
Scandinavians and French.
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This Morning at 9 o'clock
PURE LINEN CREPE TOWELS,
26 by 43 inches,
Is GENTS ZACH.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT

One of the rules of Clothing Department is
not to recommend Satinet Clothing, and in
signs may be seen to that effect.
At the same time there is demand for this class
of goods especially in boys wear because the patterns
neat and closely initiate better grades of CLOTH We
therefore, keep Satnet Clothing, but careful not
recommend it account of its fading and not always
giving good satisfaction.
Many houses sell Satinet goods under the name of
Cheviots and some even go far to call them Cas-
simeres Satnet easily be detected by the cotton
warp, and very little wool filling that is in it.
We wish to call the attention of those who desire
this class of goods Boys Satinet Blouse Suit,
neatly made the price of which is ST ga suit better
in quality than that advertised recently in town
Chevot Suit, and offered for sale at 81.
Satnet School Suits, for ages to years, So so.
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A business Lecture.

The first of the regular course of Bust
ness Talks by Business Men," under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION, was delivered by Hon. ]. n.
Young at their lecture rooms last evening.
Mr.. Weinstock, of the firm of Weinstock 81
Lubin, acting as Chairman, introduced,
after brief address, Mr.. Young, who de-
livered very interesting and instructive
lecture on contracts, dwelling particularly
and at length on promissory notes and
deeds, closing with brief synopsis of the
laws of wills. The lecture was thoroughly
practical, and was well received by large
audience of young men. These business
talks and lectures have proven to be a sue
cess, and to the young men who wish to
advance in business they will be of inesti-
mable value.
At the close of the lecture the Secretary,
in few brief remarks, gave an outline of
the work of the Association, announcing a
reception to be given to young men only
for Monday night, November 29th.
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AUCTION s.1E,-Bell & Co. will sell at /

AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell at 10
A. NJ, tomorrow, at No. 1927 X street, two
parlor sets, two bedroom sets lash and wal
nut, five Hoey patent bed-lounges, eleven
walnut, ash and painted bedsteads, spring
and top mattresses, solid walnut chairs, 4S5
yards of body Brussels carpet, five large
mirrors walnut frames), ranges and parlor
stoves, willow and patent leather chairs,
oil paintings, steel engrayings, panel pic
lures, etc.
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Mems Shoes.
$50, $50, So so, SO, $40.

The Douglas Three-dollar Shoe" for men, is
now generally regarded the best of its kind for the
price in the country Congress- Lace Button, and in
all sizes.
Our Fvedolar Mems Shoes have oak leather
soles seamless sides and sewed with best silk thread
In all sizes and styles
Mems Fine Patent Leather Congress Shoes, for
dancing etc., with soft kid tops, SIS. Patent leather
Oxford ties S. So
Our Seven-doar and Ffy-cent Shoes are hand
sewed and made of the best selected domestic feathers
Comfortable durable stylish and perect-htting
Mems French Calf Shoes, of imported feathers,
made perfectly plain So. The very acme of shoemak-
ing.
Patent Leather Button Congress Shoes for
men, $Io
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#. BAUAILE,

DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF SAUSAGE;
IL also, the finest Mettworst and Saiama;
genuine and imitation Swiss Cheese, and all
other kinds; the purest Ranch Butter and Fresh
Eggs No. 723 street. bet. Seventh and Eighth.
All orders promptly attended 70. I'm
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JOHN EITEL,

q sSAYER AND CHEMIST, NO. 317 J STREET.
n Analysis Of water and assays OF all the
precious aud useful metals made. Also, gold
amalgam retorted, snnelted and bullion assays
carried out at short notice. Gold bought at as
ssY value OF at the highest price. jyS0
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TEE audience at the Metropolitan Thea

HE HuUItIlCt 1t INT MttIUpOIItdl I ltI
ter last night, though not an unusually
large one, was sufficiently demonstratiye
to prove that Miss Jeffreys-Lewis is to be
received during the week in the spirit
which her great emotional acting entities
her to be- Those who did not see Clo-
thilde - last night, should treat themselves
tonight by doing so, as it is one of her
best characters and will not be presented
again during her limited engagement.
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sax FRANcIsco November 90. 1SS6

Hon L. S 7dEor-DEAR SIR: / heartily and
sincerely congratulate you on your election to
the Legislature. While ! am defeated for Gov
success of any on the ticket and take this lib
erty of saying to you that am glad you are
elected, and am proud of the majority Sacre.
mento county gave for me. am sure you viii
do good work. am truly your friend,
JOHN f. SWIFT
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IF YoU want nice fat turkey forsyour
Thanksgiving dinner, go to the rattle to be
held at Considine's. southeast corner Third
and K streets. this and tomorrow even
ings. He has 700, large, choice and fats
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RORN.

Sacramento, November l6-wife of Jos. Fisher,
daughter.
Sacramento November 1S-Wife of David Law
son, son.
Sacramento November 16-Wife of VIM. Lob.
meyer daughter.
Single Springs, November 4-Wife of Samuel
w. Spong, daughter.
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z. A. BOWER,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. SHOP $50
u L street, between Fifth and Sixth, Sacra-
mento. Jobbing promptly attended TO. Ell,
mates furnished. Lot OF Old Doors and GOOD
Shelving For Sale. I'm
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z. ]. CgoLY.
z. ].
OARLE s. CKOLY.

roNTEACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-.
} pared to do all kinds of work in their line,
in city or country. Principal place Of business,
Sacramento. Shop, No. 1124 Second street, be.
tween and L. Postoiice Box No. 40, sacra.
rnento 4ptf
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letter From Mr.. swift.

The following letter was received yester-
day By the party addressed, and as it refers
to the strong Republican support given in
the late campaign and election by Sacra-
mento county, we are permitted to publish
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THE scene between "Ciothilde > and
"Pamerol at the end of the third act, in
which she discusses her threatened revenge,
was presented in that inimitable manner
which characterizes Miss Lewis in the
class of plays of which Clothilden is
one, and very justly earned for her cali
bofnre the curtain
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-23

At the meeting of the Prison Directors at
Folsom, all the members were present
John Boggs, W. G. Hendricks, Charles
Sonntag r. T. Devlin and Jas. H. Wilkins.
The usual routine business was transacted,
receiving the report of the Warden, audit
ing bills for supplies, examining the books
of the officers. The plans and specifications
for the iron roof for the cell building, sub
mitted by A. 4. Hatherton, architect, were
adop1ed, and General McComb was in
structe,i to advertise for proposals for sup
plying the necessary material. The supple
mental report of the Warden, ON the condi-
ton of the litigation with the Folsom
Water Power Company, was ordered to be
incorporated with the annual report The
Directors took up their report as Penologi-
cal Commissioners, and devoted considera-
BILE time to it. The report comprises GOO
pages of manuscript. The next meetings
will be held on December 18th, at Folsom,
and on the 18th at San Quentin.
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s. J, JACKSON

DEALER IN STOVES, RANGES, SHEET.
iron, Tinware, etc, 423 street, between
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. full line OF
OIL Stoves
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CONCEPT AND BALL OF THE HUssARs-
The Sacramento Hussars announce their
twenty-seventh annual concert and ball, TO
be given at Turner Hall tomorrow
evening. The entertainments given by
this deseryedly popular company are
always complete in every respect, and are
looked forward to with pleasurable antici-
patton by very many ladies and gentlemen
who have found previous occasions full of
enjoyment.
HYDRAULIcKING.-Ale letter received yester-
day, addressed to the RECORD UNION from
an entirely trustworthy source states that
g Hale & Baughfman are running their
hydraulic claim at Indian Diggings, Ell
Dorado county"
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JUpeINe from the appreciation evinced
by the audience at the Metropolitan Thea
ter last night, Miss Jeffreys-Lewis is still
the fayorite she has always been with Sac
ramento audiences.
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OACRAMENTO FOUNDRY, FRONT STREET,
y corner n. Steam Engines, all kinds OF Min
Castings. Iron Railings and Ornamental Work,
Eorse Powers and the best Ground Roller. Il
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MEETING OF MILITARY OFFICERS.
Action Favoring Colonel Tobin for Ad-
iutant. GeneraLEtc.

A meeting of the Board of Officers of the
First Artillery Regiment, n. G. c., was
held last evening at the armory, Colonel
Sheehan presiding. There was very full
attendance. After transaction of some
other business, the following preamble and
resolution were presented:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST ARTILLERY REGBENT,)
FOURTH BRIGADE, n. G. c.,
SACRAMENTO, November %, 1856.
At a special meeting of the Board of Officers,
First Artillery Regiment, N. 6. c. held on Mon
day evening, November p, 1886, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted, ex-
pressive of the feeling of the officers in refer
ence to the important position of Adjutant-
General of the State OF California;
WHEREAS, 1t is of vital importance to the
well being and prosperity of the National Guard
of this State that its Adjutant- General should
be man of broad views, who would discharge
the duties of his Office with impartiality and so
as to obtain the respect and confidence of of
fieers and men; and
WHEREAS Colonel J. ]. Tobin, at present Pri-
vate Secretary to the Commander-in- Chief and
late Assistant Acknowledgement of the State
forces has, by his conduct and intercourse with
all endeared himself to us and commands our
respect and esteem for his eminent abilities,
and deeming him to be in every way qualified
TO fill the position of Adjutant-General of the
State,
Resolued, That we, the officers of the First
! Artlllery HSuEtlll lHuOtSe OOlOutl
Tobin for the said position, and that we respect
| fully recommend him to Governor-elect Wash
! ington Bartlett as a capable and fit man to be
appointed Adjutant-General of California.
A full exchange of views followed the
reading of the above, in which all present
expressed warm approval. The document
was then unanimously adopted and signed
| by all the officers located in this city, 1t
was stated that it would be forwarded to
the officers of the regiment located else
where for their signatures, and then to
| Governor elect Bartlett
This subject having been disposed of by
the meeting, the question of Governor
Stoneman's restoration to the retired list
| of the United States army was discussed,
and received a general exchange of views
All spoke very appreciatingly of the warm
friendship that the Governor had at all
times displayed for the California National
Guard, and the active interest he had taken
in its welfare. In conclusion it was de-
cided by the officers that at the proper time
they would do all in their power to aid in
the effort to have the name of General
Stoneman placed again upon the retired
list of the army, if it should be found that
he so desires.
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WE sell the best Curacao ladies' kid shoe
for 50 in the city. Ladies fine pebble goat
shoes, 81 95. Gilman's kip harvester, with
dirt excluder, in buckle and lace Gust the
shoe fer muddy weather.; price, 3 %.
Red House.
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] ROOT Alex. NEIIbON. J. Oh
ROOT, EEILsON D. Co..
JOSEPH wIsEMsN.

TIEIoES FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
L Founders and Maehinists. Front street,
between and o. Castings and Machinery OF
every desc-iption made to order. 4plg1
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WERE it not so well-known in what
faithful manner Miss Jeffreys-Lew ap-
piles herself to all her stage undertakings,
It would seem impossible that such results
eonld be obtained as were given at the
performance of Clothilde," at the Metro
politan Theater last night, when the fact
IS taken into consideration that she had
been for thirty continuous hours on rail-
wav train. aud had reached the city only
few minutes before the time for the curtain
10 rise.
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SEE new advertisement of special offer
ings to-day. Red House.
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SPECIAL. value in mems Cardigan jackets
at rs and eS cents Red House.
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long-leg rubber boots, Goodyear brand
Isles, 10 and IL, 81 80. Red House
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GRAY PARDoNED. On Saturday Governor
Stoneman, at the urgent solicitation of the
unanimous Board of Prison Directors,
large number of San Franciscos most in
fiuential citizens, the officers who prose-
cuted and the Judge who sentenced him,
pardoned John S. Gray, the defaulting Sec
rotary of the Harbor Commissioners. The
petitioners claim that his mind is becoming
impaired, and that further incarceration
would inevitably destroy his reason-a
punishment far more severe than was con-
tempated by the Judge who imposed the
sentence. or was demanded by the offense.
He was convicted of the crime of embeZzle-
ment in November, 1888, and sentenced to
ten years imprisonment.
FATAL Naturalization was made in
Yesterdays RECORD UNION of the fact that
a little son of Frank Ruhstaller, aged
about 16 months, fell into a tub of hot
water on Saturday and was seriously
scalded. 1t was hoped that its injuries
were not dangerous, but despite everything
that could be done for its relief the little
one died early yesterday morning. Mr..
and Mrs. Ruhstaller have been sadly atfilct-
ed by death, they having lost two of their
children several years ago, when their res
Fifth, was destroyed by fire, which spread
so rapidly that the children could not be
rescued, although heroic efforts were made
TO save them.
PoLIcE CouRT-In the Police Court yes
terday George Leitoh and Dan Cummings,
DRINKS, forfeited their deposits. Thomas
Murray and George Mitchell, who robbed
w. II. Thompson at Front and K streets,
Saturday evening, were held to answer in
81 600 bail ach.....John Humphrey was
convicted of petit larceny, in stealing hat
from the store of B. Alexander, and was
sentenced to pay fine of $50, or be locked
mn thirty days......T The case OF II zee, for
Grand larceny, was continued until the
26th Rafael Vasquez, who spends more
of his time in Jail than out, was convicted
OF disturbing the peace and fined $50 or
fifty days.
HOMESTEAD PATENTS. = The following
homestead patents were received at the
United States Land Office November 10,
1856. and are ready for delivery, viz
Adam Mahr. section so, township 10 north,
range y east jeremiah Wentz, section 81,
township 10 north, range 10 east Reuben
NJ. Dillon, section 81, township north,
range II east heirs of Hugh Gallagher,
section %, township IL north, range y
east.
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MAIHusHEK" PIANOS are the best on
every point. John F. Cooper, agent.
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For the finest line of Millinery, go to
Barber & Pealer's, 62l and 62S J street.
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; trderts instructed
In Actual Business
rscfire. Graduates
assisted in obtain
ing empio m G 1t.
Cheapest board in
the State. Send fer
the Business Col
lege Journal. Z. Q.
i1KINSON, Princi-
Oal. e. Interest
Made Easy, the
| method. By mail,
isd&Wtf
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MARRIED..

Newcastle, November 14-Walter G. Jones to
Amelia Fahlo
Forest Hill, November 15-William w. Mitchell
to Elizabeth ID. Davis
Near Roseville, November 9-Rev. Mr.. MeKen-
zie of Pasadena to Amelia A. Ingols
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sECRAHEHT0 PLkATsa aILLI 3{SEsSEssS
GOODS

DoILED CIDER. MiECE MPATs, GRAN
d berries etc, aud the best variety of GRO
CERiES in the city.
e. H. NnsSoI1 c2o 60
No. 10 j street.. lIpl........ Sacramento.
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DAN. HYMAN.
]. HYIIAS, IN.
DAN. HGHAN. D. hiAASt 5A
j. HYsIAN, JR., s. BRO,

yyTATCHMAKERs AND JEWELLERS, 90
wv sos J street, between Fifth ana 46sss
sixth, have always on hand choice 60 =
variety OF fine Watches, Diamonds, Jew $is6s1
alry. etc.
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eUTEs,BEReER q CO.,

INSURANCE AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
L Office, at residence, SO8 M street. 7. o.
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fRyMoAANs AMI spKeE0Ns.
DIR. w. f. WIZARD,

FORMERLY PHYSICIAN AT MERCY HOS.
Z ritsl, Chicago, Graduate OF Chicago Medi-
eel College. Special attention given 10 treat
rnent OF catarrh and diseases Of the eye ear and
skin. Once, 513 < street, between Fiflh and
Sixth. Office Bours-9 to u A. NJ. TO 5, and
to P. N. Residence, 1907 Sixth street. If
C. A. GOSS, III. ID.
I ADY PHYSICIAN, CORNER SEVENTH AND
il streets Sacramento. Office Hours-S to Q
A. H., II TO Il, 7 to s p. NJ
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OFFICE.
NAME.
tNo evening hours on Sundays.
BUSINESS CARDS.
p. FOSTER
]. o. FUNSTON.

p. FOSTER. J. o, FUNSTON.
1855. +. FOSTER d CO., 1885.
DOCK BINDERS, PAPER RULERS AND
D Blank Book Manufacturers, No. 3le street.
between Third and Fourth, Sacramento. 4p
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vs.. III. BEATTY . s. G. DENsON.

A TToRNEY-AT-LAw, SOUTHWEST COR
n nsr Filth and streets, Rooms 10 and H.
Suffer- Building Sacramento. Cal. II
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
RESIDENCE. TELEPHONE.
OFFICE HOURS. j

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A TToRNEYs AND CoUEpELoRs-AT-LAW
a Offices: Metropolitan Block, street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Entrance
next door to Metrcpoitan Theater.
ED. NJ. MARTIN,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW OFFICE AND Resi-
n dence, COS / street, Beer corner sixth, Sac
ramento, Cal