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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
FINE RACING AT NAPA.
Lilly Stanley Takes q, Heat From Woo
ruf-Gnfd Iaof,s DIX

Lilly Stanley Takes q Heat From Wood
nut-Goid Leafs 2:15.
Copyright 1855. by tAs Casc mia Associated Prese
NAPA, October 3d.-Te-day was the sec
ond of the annual Fair. OK the Solano and
Napa Agricultural ASSOC alton, and from
| The interest manifested by. the immense at.
tendance-estimated By O. mpetent Judges
Ito be neatly Ta,e00-and the extra fine
1acing, it promises to be tas best meeting
% the circuE, and next to- The State Fair
The attendance On this, 1lesgecond day, be-
iIg the largest .Ge any dis .rict meeting
proves this 10 he SO, anS much larger
crowds are expected for the talsnce of the
week. The Directors of the Association de-
serve special mention for thsir efforts in
giving aud arranging q meeting and pro-
graH2me second t0sn6Te in theeState
The first race was the great Gss0 trot for q
purse of 81 900. Only lWooGnGt and Lille
Stanley showed up, bns they fully repaid the
big audience by oEe OF the best-ac IS ever
witnessed, and the aapa people went nearly
wild when, after EarG.struggle, Lille won
the fret heat in the fast time of .2t71. The
first qGs-ter was madein 8 seconds. She
kept the, lead to the upper turn, vixen the
big son e Nutwood showed in front and
apparently had the heat weA in hand. But
Hickok rallied his maze. and after most
exciting finish won the heat by half a
length in 2s47a.
The pools sold before the heat-Wooenut
so, Stanley IS. After the heat pools, SOLD
Woodruff $5o, Stanley $40.
Noodnut. hawever, went on .azd won the
next three heats handily, and trotted the
lastSquarter of s,ae last heat in SO seconds.
Mr.. Holly, his eEner admitted that he had
not expected suel a hard race, and had not
pointed his horseGp to fine pitch.
Lille Stanley, Slaat reduced her record
three seconds, is By AYhippleton, dana Dolly
McManR, and is GEned here by Nathan
and Franz Coombs.
The time of the fosg heats was: 2:171-
2:224-2:22--2:22.
The second race of the day was the free
foT-all for PAGERS, with tktee starters-Gold
Leaf, San Diego and DaE.iana. The race
was an easy victory for Geld Leaf, as she
was never extended in either the first or
second heat. but iS the third beat she was
driven By Andy Mcdowell, to beat the
three year-old pacing record, held by Yolo
Maid l2:16sj, in which she succeeSed, and
placed again to her eredis the recor4 Of the
world, making the mile in 2:15. sS;me,
2:204-2:23-2:15.
The last race of the day was the 2:4O Dis
trict trot, for purse of $500, and was won
in three straight heats by the Napa horse,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET

SACRAMENTO. October Sd.
TmoILennons-sicily. - $500 so = box Cal
p 100; Bananas, S3C0S so y bunch ior Island
Pineapples Sc 50G17 so; Cocosnuts. s7@S; Pan
ana ANA Oranges, st@5; Apples, 75c@s1 Is . box;
Pears. Sl@1 90 p box: Peaches, 50c@DS1; Plums,
90c@Sl; Grapes, in boxes 100000; in cases 75Ga
e0c: Prunes. SlSal D. Cranberres, p bbl Bell q,
Bqgle, Sl2@l2 81; Cape Cod, Sl3@14
>, nRlED Z Fl FRUlTs-New crop Apples sliced, GO
sc; Pears, peeled, 6S97c; Plums, pitted, 1850:
teaches, 6a'7c; do peeled, 15@2oc; Prunes,
German. f@7d; French, Io@l1c; French Prunes
FIGS, California, 4G5o; Apricots, l2@13c; Nee.
tarines, 6GSc; California Figs, p 2O-f bx 81 Is;
per pound in Sis, SC; Smyrna Oyals, 15c Flats,
Dates. Cartoons HG12c.
TABLE FRUiT-Asscrted, 2}ss-f cgns, n dos
81 so; pesches, e2 10; Bartlett Pears, So 25;
berries, 81 So; Strawberries. u so: Ap-ricots,
q ~; Nus1st GrapeH, 81 IS; REQ Currsnts
81 s.: Cherries, g TO.
rieots, 81 55; Blackberries, 81 So; Green Cages.
81 40; Gooseherries, 81 30; Grapes, 81 40.
Peaches, 81 SIS s doZ.
VEGETABLEs-Green Peas. sweet. 6@7c; corn-
mon, ,4@5c; string Beans, 5G6c; Wax Beans, @6c;
Corn, 2lS25c z dozen: Tomatoes, S5@l40c p box;
Green Peppers, 6@Sc q 10: Cucumbers, 7(GSc q
dozen; Summer Squash, 2@3c; Potatoes-Early
65tgI0c; Burbank Seedlings, 70(nS0c q ctl; Onions
50@60c q 10; Cabbage, 75@90c; Carrots
5oSS0e 2 100 lbs 1Urnips.. new, 75c@sl $
O. 80; Beets, 75e@Sl; Horse Radlsh, 10@12c a 10.
Garlic, 2Ge3c; Artiehokes. 616s75c e dozen; Caul.
iHower 9oc; Eggplant, 5t96c: Watermelons,
slgl 90 . dozen: Cantaloupes, 75ct@s1 3 doz.
aREAbSIUFfS-tlou-, 80 Is bol; Oatmeal
lo-b sack, SIC 2 p, 80 80 100-fe sack; Cornmeal,
yEhite and yellow, 81 2 Is % sacks 81 Is in 10
10 saoks; Cracked Wheat 81 %, 1O-b sacks: g 40,
Iu9-D sacks: Homiry. 81 75, lob sack: 50 55. q
100 lbs; Graham, g 20, lob sacks; S2 3d. 100 D.
sacks
PoULTRY-Deslers' prices: Live Turkeys.
hens, 16@l7c; gobhlers, 14Dl5c; dressed, 1SG20c:
Boosters, 50 5o@5 . dozen broilers, s2@S;
SfpaiT.
hGGs-Caifo'nia. firm. a715e4oc; Eastern, "a
DAIRY PRoDUoTs-Butter-valley, IS a
S71ae s d; Fancy Petaluma, 42e421So . ID; East
ern, packed in drkins, choice, 20
csc; common, &c. Cheese = California,
l5@l6c; LilnbnrGer, l6enlSc; genuine Swiss, zee;
american Swtss, 2lc; Martin's Cream, I59l7c.
Hay, GRAIN Az DFEED-Oat Hay, S12@14 a
len; Alfalfa DO. s. go ton; Bran, sl7 = ton !;
ing 75@s0ci rolleo, el; Wheat choice niliingl
paying. 81 45 2 cTgt; Rye, 81 25(Q2 rs; Tame
osts, 81 rs; Wild Oats, 81 S5@i 80 Corn, paying
.MIsCELLANEoUs--s Seeds : Alfalfa, 9@1Oc;
Ear Ear @ 21zc,o s6eiisd: - q Sc; = b,
s ssd a SoyeE; ~ N,,ebIIs l9@llo w., n Red Top
California walnuts, 9@Ioe Almonds
new. 1S915o Peanuts, Californis, 6@61Ic;
Eastern, 6@7c. Lard California; cans, S1S@9;
Eastern, 638@9}zc. Hides. salt, light and me-
dium, &c; heavy steers, SIC; dry, lac. TeIow,
41a@5c New Hops, 1511Sc.
MEATS-Beef, 5@6c; Mutton. 7e; Veal, 1898
spring Lamb ,s@9c Hogs, sd9614e; dressed Pork,
eseon-Medium, 1l1Sc; selected. 12c; extra
light, l31}so; extra light boneless, 141%c.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
The I,ajah Cries Enough.
.TELEGaAPHIC BREyITIEs.

a stage was robbed near Casa Grande
A. T., on Monday afternoon.
A Helena vigilance committee prevented
a mob from lynching murderer on Mon
day.
Buck Taylor, Buffalo Bills head cowboy
ran Oft with and married pretty Balti-
more girl.
The murder of George Price by Henry
Hantho at Wardner, l. T., was most un-
provoked crime.
At Holbrook, A. T., Robert Kennedy, a
cowboy, assaulted saloon-keeper Flanna-
gan, and was shot and killed.
The Board of Supervisors of Tehama
have agreed to submit the question of local
option the voters on November 9th.
o. Glover, a laborer, committed suicide at
Vacaville on Monday on his wife's grave,
blowing tire back of his head off with giant
powder.
The steamer State of Georgia, which
sailed from New York September Goth for
Glasgow, has not yet arrived. Much anx-
iety is felt.
Mrs. Lula offenberger, wife of George
Poffenberger, of Blue Springs (Neb.), who
was in Beatrice attending &c urt, killed her
two children and then herself on Monday
ity.
James Fell. of Michigan, endeavored to
knock out ]. Il Bonner, of Duluth, in six
rounds on Monday evening for purse of
$500 and divided receipts, but he received
the worst punishment and failed in the at
tempt.
Three prospectors of Los Angeles report
hediscovery of an apparently inexhaustible
body of graphite. in San Francisco canyon,
about 125 miles notrh of there. They claim
that it is so pure ans free that it is worth
$40 ton.
Thomas T. Anderson, the robber, who a
few weeks ago entered the bank at Lajuuta,
n. NJ, at noon, aid with drawn revolver
compelled the cashier to stand still while
he swept into bag the money on the
counter, amounting to So ,s52, was captured
few days ago in the Panhandle of Texas
by the Sheriff of Canadian City. The Sher-
if received reward of $500, which had
been offered by the bank.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04

Grand Republican Demonstration at Ma
rysviile Last Night.
ic Nyrigh 1888, by the California Assocsed Prsssl
MARTsvILLE, October 3d.-The Republi-
csn demonstration this evening was one of
the mcst imposing ever witnessed here.
Excursion parties have arrived FROM
Wheatiand, Oroville, Biggs, Gridley, Chico
and other neighboring towns. There are
more than thousand visitors here. All
Gay the work of decorating buildings and
houses afld preparing for the illumination
had been in progress. The parade IS as
Stunning extraordinary proportions. There
are five bands OF music in the line and a
number of uniformed clubs.
The entire line OF march is brilliantly
illuminated, upon scale seldom witnessed
here. The procession contains a large
number of floats and transparencies. The
streets are filled with people, an6 the large
pavilion will be crowded after the parade
by multitude anxious to hear the address
of W. w. Williams, of Indiana, the orator
of the occasion. The enthusiasm is i'm
mense.
COULDN'T RAISE A Crowd.
Ioopgigd. 1888, By the California associated Pressl
YREKA, October 3d.-After the playing OF
brass band and firing of guns for Dem
only few attended, when the meeting was
adjourned for eight or ten days.
EAGoN AT PLACERvILLE.
fCcpsrg, 1888. By the California Associated Press
PLAoEgvILLE, October Sd. = Sigwart's
Opera House is filled with an attentive
| audience listening to John A Eagon, candi-
date for Congress On the Republican ticket,
His argument is convincing and manly. G
G. Blanchard and J.-C. Campbell are to fol-
low. The Glee Club, composed of ladies
and gentlemen, render inspiring aid.
GRADY AT AUBURN.
Copyright, 1855. blythe California Associated Press
AUBURN, October 3d-Hon. Thomas T.
Grady, OF New York, is addressing large
| and attentive audience at Music Hall this
evening. A torchlight procession with
Roman candles and a rocket display pre-
ceeded the speech.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
a Boom iu Bay -Campobello's
wedding-The Clock Gamblers

a Boom iu Bay Politics -Campobello's
wedding-The Clock Gamblers.
SAN Francisco, October 3d.-[Special. i
Munici pal politics is now engrossing the at
tention of those who make it their biennial
business to place candidates before the peo-
pie. 1t is expected that five tickets will be
placed in the field. There will be Re-
publican, Democratic, Citizens League,
Anti-Boss and American party, and posi-
bly, Prohibition. These are exclusive of
the side-show and piece-club tickets. The
city is full of citizens anxious and willing
to serve the dear people and draw salaries.
Enrico Campobello, the well-known
singer, was married this afternoon to Miss
Grace Porter, daughter of David Porter, a
leading wine merchant of this city. Mrs.
Porter for some time past has been Campo
bello's pupil, receiving vocal instructions
from him. The bridegroom was recently
divorced from Madame Sinico Conspicuous
musical artist
OF the 305 men arrested this afternoon
for playing at the clock game, 100 were still
in custody at 8 o'clock tonight, and want
bail.
Jack Harrington is better.
Happy Jack" was arrested this even
ing, charged with having last month taken
Morris Griffin into vacant lot. beaten hin,
brutally and robbed him of $40 and q
watch
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
SESkIYOU FAIR.

Yreka Crowded With People to Witness
the County Exhibit.
[CopwT9h, 1885, by6is California Associated Press
YREKA, October 3d.-The weather is fine
and the town is crowded with people
There is good stock display at the fail
ground and the Pavilion is filling up.
In the half-mile and repeat race Little
Cap made q dead heat with Bessie Burke il
SO seconds, and taking the next two in 81
and so seconds.
The second race, mile and repeat, trot
ting, was won by Lady w. in 2:S34 dist
ancing Stemwlnder.
The third race, half-mile running hand
leap, was won by Satin in 55 seconds.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
EVERYBODY HAPPY.
Truekee's Citizens Celebrate tho AZ
proyal of the Exclusion Act.

Iruekee'S CluZens celebrate tho Ap
.proval of the Exclusion Act.
Copyright, 1885, by tie California associated Press,
TRUeEEE, October 3d-Truckee dc cele
brating the signing of the Exclusion Ac
with her characteristic enthusiasm tonight
Mammoth bonfres were built of the ma
terial taken from the Chinese houses that
were purchased and DESTROYED yester
day, aavils were fired, and impremptu
speeches were made by citizens irrespective
of politics.
The meeting concluded with three cheers
for the aofion- of Grover Cleveland in ,eign.
ing the bill, and. were proposed by a. Re.
publican and given by Republicans, and
Democrats without distinction. The meet
ing was strictly non partisan.
All Chinamen leave town at midnight
except two who remain by permission tc
settle up their business. They will flush
up this week and depart.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
ROYALPRo7KKp1SHSR
ABSOLUTELY PURE.

For quick raising Baking Powder is superior all other nng
absolutely and the highest eavenng power 1t
quality and fails to make light sweet most
biscuits mufns cake, raised with Royal
distressing results the most delicate
digestive organs keep in without deterioration
Government Chemist after examining oaly Inc
prncip baking powders of the country, reported:
Baking absolutely for have found it IN
the United States Government
facilities that have for obtaining perfectly pure cream
the proportions OF the
preparation Baking Powder undoubtedly the
purest baking offered the public
HENRY A MOTT, Phi D."
Grernn Chsmis
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
SAN FRANCISCO mARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, October Sd.
FLOUR-Higherp prices for Wheat have helped
to strengthen the Flour market, though no pos
tive change in quotations has occurred.
We quote; Net cash price for Family
Extras, S4 60@i S5 p Dbl Bakers Extras, S4 50G
460; Superfine, So IS to S3 GO.
WHEAT-There is net much spot trading in
Wheat The situation has shaped so much in
favor of sellers within the past few days that
the'e is almost general withholding of grain A
good demand prevails and buyers seem dis
posed to pay up pretty well, but there is little
response from the selling interest. Standard
shipping grades are quotabIe at 81 60 p ctl.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04

And you will win. Is there any melody in work.
work is considered irksome-troublesome-
pleasant IT 1t does not accord with our de-
sires, it makes discord in our hearts. But to
people who are trained to do it rightly, work is
one OF the best amusements, and knows NJ dis
cord. There is melody in work. If the one who
works uses the best methods and combines wis
com with the work then it goes forward joy
fully. sapolio is the best method of doing all
hOnse-cleaning. No DC
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
MYSTERIOUS SURVEYS.
Parties Thought to be Locating a Rail.
road Through Plumas.

road Through Plumas.
Copyright 1888. by TEE California Associated l'ress
GREENvnLE, October 3d.-The presence
in the vicinity of Big Meadows, Plumas
county, of a finely-equipped corps OF rail-
road surveyors, numbering about thirty
five men. is the absorbing topic of interest
in this locality. The leaders of the party
were here fortnight since, and made
barometrical surveys of all the low passes
between Big Meadows and this valley and
down the east branch as far as its junction
with the north fork of Feather river.
They are reported to have said that in
the above distance perfectly practicable
route could be obtained, the grading in nc
place exceeding fifty six feet to the mile.
The return of these men, bringing with
them full corps of assistants and-equipped
with pack-train and supplies, would
seem to indicate something more than
superficial work, and adds strength to the
late reports that the Union Pacific Com
pany1 in whose employ these surveyors are
thought to be, really intends seeking its
own route to the Pacific coast through this
part Of the State.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
ID ER Ez G TT q IA
PLY YSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
OFFICE HOURS.

40 to12 A. n, 2 to 4, $50 to 7:sO P. K
10 20 II A. K, 2 to 4, 2 to 8 P. N. 80.
1920 A. n. to IL n, and l 80 to 3 P. y
$50 TO II 4. NJ, 1 to 4P. M........
1880 A. Il TO 1, 2 to 4, 7 to8P. NJ.
9 to II 4. n, to 8 P. .M.................
9 TO 10 A. M, 1 to 8, z to g P. x.......
l NJ. to 8 P. NJ, z to 8 P. M.-..........
9 to IL A. n, ! to 4, 7 to s p. M......
s to ga. NJ, 2to4, 6:s0to7:3OP.M. i.
9 to IL A. NJ, to 8, 2 to s P. No..
g to 10 4. NJ, z TO 4, 2 to S P. M......
9 to II A. Il, 2 to P. M..............
9 A. n. TO IL NJ. 2 70 1, 2 TO s P. NJ.
9 to Il A. NJ, 2 to and z to S'P. NJ,
No afternoon hours Sundays.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
TERRIBLE INJURY,
A Vicious Stallion Tears a Mau's Arm 10
Riecea

A Vicious Stallion Tears a Mau'G Arm 10
Pieces.
HANEoRD, October 3d.-A young man
named G. L. Meadows was taking a Nor.
man stallion from his home near Huron
to the Visalia fair yesterday, leading the
animal behind the cart wherein he was
riding, when suddenly the horse set his
teeth in the flesh of his masters riGht arm
Dragging Meadows from his seat, the furi-
GUS beast shook and trampled hiTa around
the road till his arm was mass of broken
bone and bleeding tissue, besides iaflicting
other less serious injuries. Doctors Mus.
grave and Duncan have amputated the
limbeabove the elbow, and the unfortunate
is in a.fair way of recovery.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
Pouplar Preparatiap. .

Pure, Potent. Powerful PalIid People
Praise, Progressive People PURCHASED Pos
itively Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets,
Properly Partaken, Preserve Physical Pow
ers. Produce Permanent Physical Perfec-
ton. Purchase, Pregel
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Crues,ed Under 8 Train.
Hall. of Records tor YoIo.
~ Gn0d HanI.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 3d.-This after.
noon raid was made by the police on the
Platts Hall clock game, and some two
hundred persons arrested, many of whom
were placed in Jail in default of bail.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
FIGHTING ALI NIGHT.
Report of a Prolonged and Severe Battle

hepOrt OF ProIonged and SeVero Battle
In Hayti.
Copyright. 1885, by he Calo'7sia -sssociGtcd Press
WASHINGTON, October Sd. - Minister
Thompson, at Hayti, reports battle last
Saturday between General Thalmage's
forces and General Legitimes command,
beginning al o'clock in the evening and
lasting all night. Thalmage was killed.
There was large number of killed and
wounded on both sides.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

After the Opium SmuggIers-0fficers Pur.
suing Murderers.
Copyright 1888, by tie California Associated Press.i
SPOKANE FALLS, October Sd.-A Special
Treasury Agent seized twenty-five pounds
of smuggled opium to-day. The agent has
gone to Colville, in the mining region near
the Canadian line, where extensive SNUG
Cling is going on. Several important arrests
are to be made for smuggling.
A fire last night burned three buildings.
All were total loss.
The police are on the track of the mur-
derers mentioned in yesterdays dispatch.
They are Indians.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

A HcaDg Lady Dragged by Horse and
Severely Injured.
TCepsright, 1885, by the California -Assocsc,ed Press,
AARYsvILLE, October 3d.-Miss Trumbo,
of Modoc county, accompanied by her
mother and another lady, went in James
Murray's corral, in Sutter county, last
evening to water their horse. The young
lady unhitched the horse and toek it TO the
water-trough. No sooner was the bride
taken off than the horse started to run,
and the reins catching in the girls feet,
dragged her along some distance, her leg
being broken in two places. Her father
liyes,:n Woodland.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
Emperor William in Austria.

1Copy7lgkt, 1855, 6yte Calor7.ia -Assocated Press
VIENNA, October 3d.-Emperor William
arrived al o'clock and was welcomed by
Emperor Francis Joseph, the Crown Prince
Rudolph and the Archd0kes. The meeting
was etfusive, ike others encountered by
William on his travels. There Will be
state banquet this evening.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
OFFICE.
NAME.

'No evening hours Sundays.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04

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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04

Grand Republican Demonstration at MA
rysviile Last Night.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
BUSINESS CARDS.

&. P. ROOT. ALEX. EEILsoE. J. ptrscoL.
ROOT, NELSON 4 co.,
TINION FOUNDRY = IRON AND BkAsS
u Founders and Nachinists. Fnont street.
between and o. Castings and msehinery OF
description made 70 o-der. 4plR
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
SUE ON.
Chinese and Japanese Bazar, 6O9 4
street, between Sixth and Seventh.

LSo DEALER Is LADIEs AND chill
"A dren's underwear. mems white shirts.
silks lacquered ware, tgicket sets. curiosities'
fans and all kinds of goods Call and examine
goods and prices, All orders promptly attended
TO. Portrait painting in water eolors and oil a
speeieuy. No charge if pictures or not sa.is-
factory. 4p-tf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
PACIFIC HOTEL
HAUB'S RESTAURANT.

n PEN DAY AND NIGHT. ICE-CREAM PAR
" lors. Everything first-class Wedding din
ners and cakes a speciality. The only dining
rooms in the city made cool by artificial pro-
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
BANGING HOUSES.
NATIONAL BANK
OF
D. @. MILLS & CO.,
Sacramento, CAL Founded. 1850.
DIRECTORS AID SHAREHOLDERS.
ENTERTAINMENTS BANK.

fs4HE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
city, corner ! aHa Fifth stReets, Sacramento.
,asransead capital, s500,Go0; paid up capital
gold coin. $50, go; leans or real estate, March
/ 1855, s., ,62l COS; tenn snd ordinary deposits
March l, 1855, e, ,zSa. .492 Term and ordinary
deposits received and diyidends paid in Janu-
sry and Jgly. MoEey loaned upon resl estate
only. The Bank does exclusively savings bank
business. Information furnished L pom applica.
..cn TO W. p. COLEMAN, President.
pp z EAgIBTos;.. Cashier iptf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
Notice to Bridge Contractors.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE BOARD
Il OF Supervisors of Sacramento County notice
is hereby given that plans, specifications and
bids will be received up TO o'clock P. NJ. OCTO-
BER 10, 1883, for the construction of bridge
across the Moquelumne River, at or near the
site of Benson's Ferry. The plans to conform
to the general specifications now on file in the
County Clerk Office. A certified check in ten
pany each proposal, as surety that if such pro
posal be accepted the bidder will enter into a
contract for the faithful performance of such
work. The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. F. f. TEBBETS, Chairman
Attest. lsEAL.] VIM. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
=. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
A STRONG POINT.

How Circumstances Aid the London Muir
derer in His Crimes.
Copyright, 1888. BY the Caforxi -is:ociatcd ressl
LONDON, October 3d-Sir Charles War
ren, Chief Inspector of the Metropolitan
Police, replying to criticisms OF the press on
the recent murders of women, declares
London the safest city in the world. He
says his detectives are straining every nerve
to discover the perpetrator, and calls atten-
ton to the fact that the victims voluntarily
place themselves in such position as to be
unable to resist the murderer or obtain as
sistance.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
81. DAVED,S,

7I5 Howard ST., near Third, San Francisco.
A FIRST CLASS LODGING HOTEL. CON.
n tainiDg 200 rooms: water and gas In each
room; no better beds in the world; no guest
allowed to use the linen once used by another:
large reading room; hot and cold water baths
per weeg, from 81 upwards. Open all night
II. HUGHES, Proprietor
E AT Market-street Ferry take Omnibus Line
81 street cars for Third and Howard TsTSff
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rs Jeffcken Responsible {?
Copyright. 1sss, 5u ac caifo,rtn $500 ,,.,.

tSPy tyt' 1900 Oy tc Gag Of7ttd isSocldted Press.
BERLIN, October 3d-The relatives of
Professor Jetfcken have forwarded to the
Court medical certificate showing that he
is suffering from neuritiS, and ask the
Court TO declare Jeifcken not responsible
for his actions.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-04
PACIFIC COAST.
THREE.YEAR.OLD pAC1NG RECORD
AGAIN BR.OKEN.
The Napa and Siskiyou Fairs-PoIit.
Ical &eetings-Accident to a
Young Lady-Etc.
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

IrTrAL DIspAroHEs TO TEE azoonD-UsIon,l
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THE SEASIDE CITY.

Burton ss-i 8, second, Mortgomore third.
lime, 2,oo!-2:33a- a-2:32.