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New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
6tfamboats ano Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSE5I
~ Trains leave from Cbambersst Depot for Englewood
Closter PeImont and Nyack 8:50 10 m, $40 = soy
bsO $40 $3.50 D. m. II midnight Sundays T. L. ILL., anu
Nanuet Spring Valley and Monscy z. 10 m 400 p m
Gundays D a. m.
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UNNkN LINE

INMAN LINE ,,,,,,,,
ron oUlLNSIOw$ ASD LIVEHPO Il
-. al .,''. si.it at tf,lty. Jln. o. 8 p
ct.I ~ ,.utc ,cp q II, = y. n
~ -, a. 80 Sn ~afuuity. Ian ~. { p. N
Fr,n In.oan Pier foot o. G-aadst I'.-cy CiY SAIiS
i,.etgr 40 y. % pul 200 lut'.mcdlue. s33. STEER
II. ff.,u New s OH. : O. Prcpl.l t,s 6, slj.
40 ! broadway, y. T.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07

CIycIKYATI. Jan. 6.-f0ur quiet and steadvi Family,
25 Fancy 81 i0zsI Co. WLeaf lo1eri M Ro1.
93c.. 1.5OO shipments. $500 rush Corn quiet
No MJxed 3j9G36o oats quiet No Mixed. 80 l9c.
Rye-No FAN "a iaG Barlev- Extra No Spring hsc.
Pork firm $40 90. Lard sIeadv at 20 D6GSg 90.
bulkmests steaaYi shoalderS 81 s0 shortrio. s000I
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DED STAR LINE. ..
IL " fpi ANTWFRP AND PARIS.
sailing from Nva- u4s aId AatWcrp ey g. o1t1rilv.
81 a ID saturday. 100. = 4. IN
OF o. uiy "a 60 .' ~
saloon $50 arl go excursion. $40 TO 500. second
Cabin. u. sNrII !.u SO -t.tr4gr al OHN5t rates
PETER WlI0ut' 81 sos. Ucal ABt-, % broadway.
EIamhnrg American -. Line for Hamburg
Gcicit Tln7. o. "a IN. Losing Jan. a. N.
Borruf Iau - lI..' l,r"'e....ian -. J. 80 p
Ilrft tGbL rrr -jl sfl -1j Storage S2b. Kount tuD
at IaiuroI 1uret ~"rf tIr "Tout.sf uaEcite"
EINIIAItsr .N co., G.. b. I.iCIAGD 6 CO.,
Gen Agi II Ir,ic. g. S. Y Gcn Pas Agt4 0l U'way. NY
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CUNARD LINE

A 'lNAhb LANE
NOTICT-"LANE ROT rI." -
FROM NEW.YOEN r .L.E@HPJpl- VIA 0uEHNS
fOMN.
FROM PIER No. 40. NORTH RlNi.N
.,trrA -....... Siturlay. Jan. o. 131 q. m.
Sint.'fA '............ .SltuuLly. Jan lb. p. m.
tItGoS .......-... Saturday Jan. . g. $50 =. ~.
st1,.it .. Satuftly. Jsn. B. ? IN.
Carin nrssare =ru 10 ard 800. Intermediate ) ID.
ST,cIasr ,c.ct. AMI tJn a parts Of EuiOpr a. very
Trtlgit and pIsstgo r'1go No B"WinI pIeh
" TEHaON H. BROWN Co.. Age4tA
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,AcGrGC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMpANY'S

4 LINES FOR CAIIFORNfA. "a Pan, CHINA. CEN.
TRIAL AND sDUTH AMERICA AND hENlCG
New-iogN o. loot Cdii ~, " H.
For the iatnnus of Panama
CuL1N sails 'louut. .,' 'an1 rs l., no
Conncetn for Cenfal AMI south Aincuc, and dcIico
Efofn san tr,rci.cu. 1t and lIrdnnan sts,
For China aud japan.
CITY iNEi q 4sls tueSliyJAh ~ y W.
tcr freight. PASSAGE ant general IN mayo" Apply ~ 'o"
''@' ~ W. Vs. ''''' ii. J. BUiLAI, superintendent
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T1es & ZFLtNDIA Will sail WEDNESDAY, January
o, l1-b from ; an Ff1ac' iOf hUnOiiu ana sydney
y n This vii not take pa Asensers or Iloet LOT
any po md Tor c.Eht. IaS"gc or gL"II IN
80 f, amy Z, Vuia-4 DIuOad 60. General Agents,
san Francisco. or l. y; ~ u u uPv,k
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ClIrrsE.


Receipts for the week 2i2' PIg&s & eTportS @ ~ m PHgs @
Prices nave 19, hed firmly but m lne,G h h' has Ss no
quiet Foreign s9yi,cs are NOR Sn'0n,1n1 @ @ & ~ ~ baG
mr ch stock thcr cooGnt Home demand - bnit"
21ey 1e 9s 1,G s92S sSs m %SS W. rat ga. @ BGny cSoa
to establish ihe qu'Gt on cor enc W1''c ~ tno
ana common to fair isa7c state sSms range foy 10
cc S aI ey S prices are fraction higher lrm Very te
inquiry for Onto tats Liverpool cable ,S, S ,ssf T., rc
ported by xchansc a. lpsa boxes aSAins,
bS5o S 3 o, at the soT sS5" Hns rae last year
state Factory, o state Factory Nlshtt
Do, ;uii cream. hno gi4 p oais hours s"@a
B( DO, f&S Sight to skins ia p. Good rama5 81
EcGs.
Receipts week eaSa pkgs MID M ;grinske NJ, o Teah5T 6n
ssth%es: sas %SssnC ere aud arrr suppy'
co4segqcniy 2np2icd hg m dg9c4 9cp ayr ny a. the
ee.s tc T i the Top prcs fcr Il N W,sIn and
Held fresh moving vey slowly a. mrg@nAr pres % Ion b
y c DO n%aId as 10 gona t,n ann ~ ''' @ nrI,c,y gh
AZ a ont oIm q9 tto9' TSh IN C ~, @ t , and price.
sos n 8c H+ e. bs Sp n I to h cet ,s TGaq pToap . I %
siGle a. e., and g1 ncS rg1a a q a2 a6 lsaS' a P paced
Western. fresh lad 2iiqa.i .c hou,c ...... - a2l
Westcin fresh LINED. state. .9'ga
so'i.: o. M e s2a aaa csgae%n ss.a is sII9e I2e
fauI1s ASp .Eits FEE,I
Apulc moving slowly at Sgd rfics. cac 20 fancy
rr iaes are held al tcad,. o,' ON l"t cNiri IL
exceeding aua.at,u4 Uut uiCdsm and i'Wtr
r ,,s Very ,Iu ~ rrguar Urapus dull aul V1ch IA a.
fran crri m large tuppy neglected aud 4p. nominal
For IA oranges sf supply far dcmani ahd frncr Man
danus plenty anl nesicc"L ianS'Iin's '''y "u''
Apples l-fhcil. .--..--- -"
BALDWIN. per bbl Z "a .tthh'etil' o,... o.,
Greeuingpcr bbl ! 1'0 Cape Can F"D' W.."' %
go, o,,,ca -. a. Il 40 ~. u.r cr.fc Ol4l %
Injector stock .. OJdl juI Fla orIn- roy -...-
cGS9S, Td9%'o1. state TO 'nir q 'fa5ci ?so@ e
Uef D......-... 1 a. Ian ftIincA DiN. W 1l
Catew1I........... Na1duina box -"'4 "u'
DRIED rEr.I- ANu uEEaE-.
,, t.,.r... raj .,,,.,.s D "A
Ptcelpis i"r week h'l N-'. ,',. ,h -
80 mat Iiii 'ihlL, -,
ke has lc { ~" r!frlH ." ~ 'l''l i =" 'i
T. iic U gcner. '- rl''"- NJ w . ~ ~.
cInuoi ~ an ", h i " ' .'t '' ~ I, "a H. t,,
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SIS. co.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW.YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
sRIIFIN. Ian y. EMS. Wed. Jal.21l 80 am
FCLDA Wed.Jan. ~. g. m ~ DER, We'd. teb 3, o. m
sNECKAI Saf. fan23S am. ~ AIN sat. Feb Il, q.
Steamers margcn fa for Bremen direct
Express a-lnors LIT cabin $50 100 and III 3j 81
CaUin S6U. ON older steamers ID cab n. 900.
Stc.rlce II lowest raros.
OELRICIIs N co. NO Bowling Green
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AED ROYAL MAIL STEAM
FRS FOR OF UEENSTDWN AND LIVERPOOL.
npITNE NTC Cart Perry ihur.dag. Jan, IA II: 30
n It t'n,t lr Thursday. Jan. 2i. a.
GExNA(Ic cant EcunaIy Thursday. Jan. p. noon
CELTIC ca l. Gcadei hurSlay lcD y, -" u H.
From tho Write ~tar Ook. foot Of Mest lOth-sL
RATr~-~alnOn. $50. g. nj SlOh Return tcEctS on
favorable terms StccIaEe NevYors so FROM the
Old ountry Sl intermediate tAdtic Ony r3i. For IN
speco1 AMI OF INFORM don Apply at the COM
f 'N'''' w. - " al CGRrGS. Agent
Agents Tor PhaIe ohiL STUART & TDBEN IDj Winut-s
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07

recc,ps for the wcck. |s bll'& iy1orfs, '97 b'lcs
rae ,o1tinu ru AM pic, lTr arv tn cn,ci
small ~Ucufy ba;tcr uiy come rom acIus'
he sa'er but The margin owe cost hcr l. io' s'a 10 ~
,rc shisp. RS 10 slick co c 10 ii1d
T. mouth piic c,IS that the -tuck yet 10 conc on the
market sufficiently rgc 20 prevent ans radical improve
ueui IN prIceA
Crop o. 1850 ChucrlO al CrOn o l.-l ...... = H
. op Of lbSj. good Last m. 4 80 = -
10 prime .....-.. i2~ ~ f"cinc COa'' l-'' "il
Io low 10 medium. 3
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Mem i1nbliratlons.

rINHE HERALD OF HEALTH for January
contains No 8 of Strengthen the Memory and 80
OtAer articles. ST. year 10 cents number Address
HERALD OF HEALTH Is Iagh.st., New. ork.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07

GUION LINE. -, srv.,,rps
FOR QUl NSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL
AUySstNI "a ~ TucSday. Jan. IL, 9:3o q. No.
NEVaDA ....... 4 ne sday, Jan. 10 +. m
NISCONsiN suhl, jan
ALA Tue dy. |o0fusry - " n
WYOMI va Tuesday, February 81 a. m
CABIN passage accorng 10 sater1o ~ SOo tSO All "SVo
intermediate. Stceragc at low rat -
A M UNDGRltILL. Genl. gent, 20 BroadW Az, N T.
GENERAL TRANS ATLANTIC COMPANl
" TctHecn Now-YoGk and liayre ,,,-.-. .
Comnanvs Pier 40 ~ North River loot OF MorOhst
AMEHIQUF +. san O. cl' IN va "
CANADA. do kcrslbec Wedne -day, JiD ~ a. IN
~ RIiAI Or, Pcri,r "a llaucr.vc Nel Jan - II a. III
Sr GEkMA y ir .--...---... wednesday ieD.. a. III
Cabin by Ondc Rodugnes auu ST. simon, $50.
Cheeks payable sight in amounts TO s1it on the Banque
Trans itla nliquc OF Paris
Louis b. BiBlAE. Agent No. Gowlng Green.
RRANCIi OF EICE. MO BKOADWAI.
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Musical instruction.
NTEW-YORK CONSERVATORY.
The NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOL,
EAST l4THST. 80 Coor East OF 5rH.AVE
Chartered in 1865
PIT Pills NOW RECEIVED DAILY I. ON 8 a. III. - p In
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday the cases of
John O'Connti and Luke Grogan, the for
mer for disturbing the peace, and the latter
for an assault with a deadly weapon upon
f. Bliss, whom he is accused of having cut
with knife. were further continued until
this morning 49,. William Abrams, arrested
for battery, was discharged. w. H. Bur-
tells, previously convicted of battery upon
Jacob Thompson, was let Oft with fine of
$40 and costs, because of the aggrayating
conduct of Thompson prior TO the battery.
Jerry Leary pleaded guilty of a plain
drunk, but was discharged on promise of
future good behavior. case of NJ. C.
Wiley, for disturbing the peace of his WIFE,
from whom he has separated, was set for
trial to-day Mrs. Anderson was con-
victed OF disturbing the peace of Mr. Royal,
on Jibboom street, and will be sentenced
to-day. All Cock, alias Butch" was
convicted of misdemeanor in discharging
pistol while enjoying a spree in an exuber-
ant manner, and will also get his sentence
this morning Ignacia Samondi, for dis
turbing the peace of Manuel Dubois, was
fined $5.....A jury was impaneled for the
trial Of III. A. Cauifeld for disturbing the
peace of Judge McKune. The trial pro-
ceeded in the afternoon, and resulted in a
verdict Of guilty. Sentence was postponed
until SATURDAY.
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st. Paul,s Church Social.

The basement of ST. Paul's Church was
last evening, through the energy of the
ladies, the rector and others, converted
into large and comfortable concert-room
the acoustic properties of which are ex-
cellent, and it is probable that, it having
been shown what can be doue, the base
ment will soon be fitted up for permanent
use. The evening was passed in a very
pleasant manner by large assemblage of
ladies and gentlemen, who had evidently
attended with the intention Of enjoying
the occasion, and did so heartily The
programme OF literary and musical exer-
cises was received warmly, all the partici-
pants receiving merited recognition
Reading, "One-horse Shay" Lizzie Stevens;
piano solo, Leila Carroll; reading, " BY
Monas Waters Daisy Hendricks; vocal
solo, Nellie Wright; instrumental duet,
Misses Rivett and Spaulding; recitation,
Della Morrison song, Bessie" Charles
Elliott; instrumental solo, Miss Clark
song, Charles Elliott
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BOARD of Supervisors.

The Board of Supervisors met yesterday
all the members being present The min
utes were read and approved.
Thomas Colburn appeared before the
Board and made a statement relative to
the spread of the cottony cushion scale,
and black and red spider fruit pests, in this
city and county, and desired to be APP
pointed ON salary to look after the matter.
The Board took the subject under consid-
Grafton.
The bill of ]. t. Griffitts, County AS
SCISSOR, in the sum of 1000, was allowed.
The officers of recent election held on
Grand Island. at which was submitted the
proposition to levy tax of $3.50 for the
purpose Of building a school-house in that
district reported that the majority of votes
had been cast in the affirmative. Referred
to the county Superintendent of Schools.
Mr.. Bates gave notice that he would at
the next session of the Board at 10 A. NJ,
move to reconsider the vote taken June
9TH, whereby j. T.. Blanchard and Miss
Mccormick were elected members of the
County Board of Education for two years.
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Brought 10 the Hospital.

Gus Dorsey brother of C. A. Dorsey, of
this city fireman of the engine that jumped
into the Humboldt river near Palisade
Sunday night, as mentioned in our dis
patches of yesterday, and Dan Regain, the
brakeman of the train, were brought to the
city on the express train last evening and
taken to the Railroad Hospital. Dorsey's
left arm is broken midway between the ell
bow and shoulder, and Regans leg is
so badly bruised that he will be laid up for
long time. The engineer was not much
hurt. At the time of the accident the
brakeman was riding on the engine The
track is about six feet from the edge of the
NSnbankment overlooking the river and
before the men on the locomotive had a
chance to jump, she plunged into the
stream, taking them with her. and now
lies beneath twelve feet of water, with
half dozen cars on top of her. Conductor
1ierwick rescued Dorsey and Regain, and in
Ills efforts to get engineer Smith out of the
river he lost his own life, as heretofore
published
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-09

Another Chance.

EDS. RECORD UNION: For the benefit of
somebody who may wish to come to Sacra-
mento and get into position right away,
without expense or outlay, permit me to
call attention to the fact that there is
vacancy in the office of Secretary to the
Board of Fire Commissioners. Previous
residence being an obstacle in the way
these days. this becomes fine opportunity
for some stranded eut-ra;e tourist.
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Business Advertisements.

The New Theater to Lease.
Southern Pacific Time Table.
Lessons Given in Music, Singing, etc.
w. J. O'Brien's Store to be Closed Saturday.
New Boycott-O. +. Washbun.
Red House-Summer Clothing.
Weinstoek & Lubin-Dress Goods Astir.
Pasture for Sheep or Cattle.
Firsteiass Buggies Phaetons, etc.
Photography Taugnt-Mrs. J. A. Barrett
Lost-Sacramento b. & l.. A. Passbook.
Administ ratrix's Sale of Real Estate
City Taxes that are Delinquent.
Notice to the Publie-Geo. Wise.
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nimou1tx netueen Brothers.

About o'clock last evening a difficulty
occurred on street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth, between Henry G. Hays and
his brother, w. c. Hays, growing out of an
Indebtedness of $50 due the latter from the
former. r. l.. Hays, another brother
working for Henry, ran in, as he says, to
stop them from fighting, and, while he
held William, Henry assaulted the latter
with a hoe, striking him on the head and
chest. cutting one of his fingers until the
bone was laid bare, and inficting the most
serious injuries upon his left knee cap
cutting to the bone and fracturing the
joint in such manner that there is danger
that amputation may be necessary. Henry
G. and r. l.. Hays were arrested for an
assault with deadly weapon, and gave
bonds
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-09

Grand Marshal's Proclamation.
Branch, No. n, Y. NJ. l., this evening
Sacramento Council. o. c. f., tonight.
Thanks from the Caledonia Club.
Tehama Lodge, +. and a. NJ, this afternoon.
Court Suffer, A. o. F, this evening
The Z" Floral Queen Concert.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-09

A new BoYcoTT.-The wholesale houses
of this city have, at the demand of the
Grocers' Union, boycotted the American
Cash Store. See card on second page.
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Sacramento, June 6--By Elder E. B. Ware, at
the residence of the brides parents, John :.
Hemenway to Amelia E. Cook, both of Sacra-
mento.
Sacramento, June 6--By Rev. A. C. Herrick, at
the residence of the brides parents. William
V. Lewis to Rose schaef1er, both of sacra-
mentO.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 7tl-S P. M-Indica-
uons for the succeeding 81 hours-Caifornia
continued fair weather
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CENTRAL HOUSE,
10 and $50 x ST, bot. Eighth and Ninth.
ICE CREAM PARLORS.

# HAVE PURCHASED THE wELL-KNowN
L Ice Cream Saloon and Fancy Bakery, $40 J
street, Sacramento, of II. Fisher & Co., and all
parties ordering Ice Cream or Cake will please
send their orders to J. HAUB. Fishers kestau-
rant. Orders for Wedding or Party Dinners. for
city or country, promptly sttendedto. sendfor
Price List. e1ephone No. 81. ap2s-lm
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MARRIED..

Ice CREAM, all favors, at Peterson's, $40 ]
street
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40 CENTS A YARD.

This fabric was intended by the manufacturer to
sell at about twice the price which enabled to
offer it,
1t is in perfect condition in all respects, and comes
in black we'll as handsome shades of fawn navy,
dark brown and TAM
Attention is also called to Smooh-hnshed Cloth
with the effect of wide twill at 90 cents yard.
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WEAK, NERVOUS PEOPLE

= s--sosfss-- And others suffering ron
z3DsSS53 sz nervous debility, exhans-
~ ExscTslc 5EC<<sf3ting chronic disezses pre-
<<s,c " mature decline Of young
x< or old are positively
ou,ad bvsEAEDT Horne's famous Electro
Waen 9 t5tSSic Belt. Thousands in every State
IN The Union have been cured. Electricity
instantly felt Patented and sold 10 years.
Whole family can wear same belt. Electric
snsnengories free with male belts. Avoid
worthless limitations and bogus companies
EieCtric Trusses for Rupture. 200 cured In
"a, Send stamp for pamphlet
DR.. Horne, Inventory !Q2 Market street,
San francisco. s4-sp&wtf
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Surrendered Themselres.

S. w. Austin and Eugene Avery, learn
ing that warrants had been sworn out for
their arrest by Maggie J. Hill, came up
from San Francisco last evening and sur
rendered themselves. Meanwhile bonds
had been given for them in the sum of $500
each by William Avery and Grove L. John
son, providing for their appearance in Court
on the 18th inst, to which time the cases
will probably be continued, to give Austin
an opportunity to graduate at the State
University. Sheriff Wilson went below
yesterday morning to serve the warrants
upon the defendants, and saw Austin, who
told him that he wo1ld come up immedi-
ately. The Sheriff did not meet Avery, did
not know he was coming, and remained in
San Francisco TO find him. A dispatch was
sent him last evening explaining matters.
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AxE pnrsFNrAr1oS.-Many members

CANE PREsENTATIoN--Many members
of the four Tribes of the Improved
Order of Red Men assembled at
the Wigwam in Red Mems Hall last even
ing, TO participate in cane presentation to
Geo. W. Whitlock, who is a member of
Red Cloud tribe, but resides in San Fran
cisco. Past Great Sachem Chas. E. Spencer
presented, on behalf of the members,
beautiful gold-headed ebony cane to Mr..
Whitlock, with appropriate remarks, eu-
logizing him especially for the kind
manner in which he looks after the sick
members of the Order in San Francisco, as
he formerly did in Sacramento.
NEW TIME CARD.-A new time card will
go into effect on the 10th instant, making
changes as TO the running of trains, as will
be seen by reference to advertisement One
of the main changes is that putting on
train to Reno. which will leave here at
Has A NJ, in place of the Colfax local, and
reach the city on its return at 2:10 P. NJ.
This gives opportunity for the enjoyment
of daylight. ride over the Sic "a, both
going and coming. The California and
Oregon Railroad train will on ths 10th
commence running to Gibson, new sta
ton above Delta.
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"a Ladies' Misses and Children's Ful-finished,
Soiid-colo Cotton Ingram Hose 12H cents pair.
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GENUINE German milk and cream bread
at Peterson's, $40 ] street.
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DIED.
Sacramento, June stephen Park Seaniker, a
native of Harper's Ferry. Virginia, ca years.
Virginia City, New. papers please copy.)
friends and acquaiItances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from Masonic Hall, corner Sixth and X
streets, this afternoon at O'Clock.
Near Sacramento June Alice Grant, a native
of England, Al years.
Funeral Will take place from the Undertaking
Parlors OF W. J. Kayanaugh, rs street, at
$50 o'clock, this wednesday, afternoon
Roseville. June 4-Ebsnezer Ferguson, 35 years
and months. st. John, n. B., papers P ei-e
copy.)
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MEETING OF THE BAR-A meeting OF
the Sacramento Bar was held in the Court
room of Department One at the Court
house yesterday, to take action relative to
the death of Judge Stephen P. Scaniker.
Judge j. W. Armstrong acted as Chair
man, and J. J. West as Secretary. Feeling
and eulogistic remarks were delivered by
Judge Armstrong, Add C. Hinkson, Matt
F. Johnson. w. A. Gett, ]. c. Tubbs, Tai
bot H. Wallis, District Attorney Buckley,
Ed NJ Martin, and others. 1t was agreed
that the members of the bar should meet
in the Courtroom to-day fifteen minutes
prior to the hour of the funeral, and attend
in q body. Talbot II. Wallis, II. L.
Buckley and Matt. f. Johnson were
appointed committee to draft reso-
lutions, 10 report on Friday morning,
and Judge Armstrong and ]. C. Tubbs
were appointed to officiate as pail bearers
on behalf of the bar. The funeral will
take place from Masonic Temple at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
LAND PATENTS IssUED.-Goyernor Stone
man has signed patents as follows to
swamp and overAowed lands: William S.
Clark, of Humboldt, IS acres; Martin
Becker, 64050; James P White, SOTO
Henry L. White, Gao; G. I. Poultrey $40
A. E. yerrinder, 47s.40; H. Plagerman,
$40; c. T. Stanley, $40; W. G. Winter,
622.54; John Duncan. $40; David Nc.
Clure. go Edward w. Blaney. 4S0.07
Richard Chatten, OIL; W. c. Wright, GAO
acres-all of Tulare county; Peter Fee, OF
MERGED, s3 6l acres. Sixteenth and thirty
sixth sections-Wilbur n. Chamblin, OF
San Bernardino. 100; Thomas Britt, OF
II I - faol
800; Charles w. Riley, of Tulare, 240acres
Grant of $50, 600 Benjamin Flint, ST.
230.62 acres.
THE CONCERT To-NIGHT-T concert
at the Capitol Park tonight will be given
by the Hussar Band, P. spargo, conductor
commencing at 7:SO sharp. The pro-
gramme will be as follows: March, blue
Aisatian Mountains, Missud: overture,
Twilight Hour Boettger: schottische
Golden Summer Days Robinson; over
ture, zethins.n Pettee; waltzas, " Blue
Danube Strauss overture ~Polyphonie, =
Pettee: schottische, Sweetest OF Them
An Robinson; galop Dandy, Pettee
THE CoxTRAcr LET.-The Board of State
Capitol Commissioners met yesterday, all
the members present The contract for the
construction of an artificial stone walk
about the State Capitol grounds has been
let to F. L. Shepherd, of San Francisco, foI
S4.14S, the work TO commence from point
on L street, opposite the east side. Of
Eleventh street, along L to Tenth, then
along Tenth to N, thence along &c
Eleventh. Work will be commenced i'm
mediately.
ARREsrs.-The following arrests werG
made yesterday; Ignacio zamuda, by
officer CoiIey. for disturbing the peace
Jack Shaw. by officer Wager, for being
drunk Maud Silverstein, by officer Coffey
Z - exhibiting; VIM Hildebrand, by Officer
Leavy, for battery: Fl. G. Hayes and r. L
Hayes, by officers Agner and Rider, Deputy
Sheriff Chambers and citizen J. 0. Reeves
for an assault with deadly weapon.
I'D. d. D." viii cure biliousness, IndIges
" y and dyspepsia at once at ]. Hahn q Co
FINE CONNECTIONS, ice cream, water ices
cakes. etc. at w. F. Peterson's, go J.
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THE Little Giant is proving itself a per-
feet gem. The smallest upright with tone
like concert grand Only piano with a
solid iron frame with the tuning pins
pushed in. See it and other pianos at
Cooper's Music Store. John f. Cooper.
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LEAVE your orders for ice cream, water
ices, ETC., at Peterson's, 600 ] street.