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CALIFORNIA FRUITs.
Prices Realized ct Yesterdays Eastern
Auction Sales.

Prices REALIZED ct Yesterdays Eastern
Auction sales.
CHICAGO, September 12th.-The Earl
Fruit Company to-day sold one carload OF
pears. Beurre Clairgeau, 50 05; Vicar,
81 80; Beurre Diel, 81 IS; Duchess. 81 95
Doyenne du Comice, 81 IS; ounces. 81 05
Montgomery & Co. sold two carloads of
plums and Tokay grapes, the latter mat
traciive and lower. The others realized
well. Grapes-Muscat. 81 rs to So 20; To.
kay, 81 20 to 81 20; Cornichon. 81 90; EN-
peror ounce, 81 10. Prunes, 81 20 TO 81 30:
Pears-White Doyenne, 81 20 to 81 IS
Comics, 81 Is; Duchess, 81 20; Beurre dan
jUu, 81 90; Beurre Hardy, 81 85; Beurre Dielt
81 60; Howell, 81 80; Beurre Clairgeau,
81 40 to 50, Plums- Ickworth, IS cents to
81 Isl Japan, 81 Is. May peaches, IS
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EASTERN FLYESs.
Results Of Yesterdays Racing III s1assa.
chusetts and Ohio

Results Of Yesterdays Racing In aIassa.
-gehusetts and Ohio.
SPRINGFIELD (Mass.), September 18th
| Five thousand people attended the races OF
! the Circuit meeting in Hamden Park. The
! track was title heavy in the afternoon
| but later was rs fast as yesterday.
Tne IA ciaes. trotting, purse s., 100 (un.
J finished from. yesterday, Company won
Darkness seeoaA, Captain third Theother
faorsss were rIlied out. Best time DBL.
The guarantee staEes, Sc, 600 sor the 3D.
class, trotti1g, ives unfinished. Kit Curry
Won the first and second heats, J. b. Rich
erison the tliirG heat T. rs The f o,,..i !,
and Geneva S. tie fifth and sixth heats,
Beet time, 2:IS2
The free-for- sill, pacing, purse 81. 090, went
oye1 until to-SaoFroE, Jewett taking the
first two heats and Gossip, Jr., the other
two. Best time, ZIG.
RACING At CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, September 12th.-The track
was wet to-day. The Red Letter Stakes
for four year-olds, yalues$425, Lady Bullion
won, Sslly Cossack second. Best tinae.
'2.25t.
The Excelsior Stakes for four-year-olds
value 5$50e. Heckethriit won, Nooke second.
Dandy distsnced. Best time, 2.3Ot.
The 2;3s trotting class, purse 500, wag
uiTfenlshed- Betty Jones won the first heat
and Argentine the second. Best time,
2:237.
TIE LOUISVILLE NgETING.
LOUISVILLE, September i2th.-The fall
meeting of the Louisville Jockey Club
promises to be the best ever held here.
One hundred and fifty horses hsxe engaged
stall accommodations from the two meet
ings at Chicago. Ore hundred are now at
the grounds, 70 viii arrive on Saturday
from Lexington, fifty from the Esst, an6
tbe same number from Latonia.
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WINDSOR HOTEL

80 az go s o. Ag5TEl,
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F4aEIGN INTELLIGENCE.
SPECIAL DisrArcass To Tx agooaD-u1ca
TROUBLED CONSCIENCE.

An American Refugee From Justice Sur
renders Himself.
tCorFFga, 1883. blythe California Associated Press
LONDON. September 12th.-A man who
says he is Frank NJ. Iron, defauldng Clerk
and Register of the City Court of Birning.
ham, Ala, asked Consul-General Walker
this morning 10 cause his arrest. He says
be left Birmingham last January. Since
then he has travelled over good part of the
globe to conceal his identity and avoid ar
rest. Now he is afraid he will become in.
sane if the strain continues.
NTH course of his wanderings ne worked
in coal mine at Seattle, stable in Port.
land, Or, and then shipped as a common
sailor at San Francisco under the name Of
Frank Grace, on the British ship Grecian
bound for Liverpool. He reached Liver
pool August 18th, was psnniless, and con,
cluded he had better surrender.
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Fine Eifie-ShootIns.

New YORK, September 12th.-ID the 200
aud $50 yard oper-t9-all-comers Shooting
match, Thomas ]. Nslan, Of the Twelfth
Regiment, scored fifty out of possible
fifty. a similar feaL was accomplished by
John T.. Green, in 1888
To Greet chaunesy.
NV ycRE, September 18th. = The
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FIGHTING ExPEorEp.

IItH aHIetE IiepaFfHg tut Vigorous
Attack on the Rebels In Afghan.
LONDON, September 12th.-A dispatch
from Afghanistan says the Ameers troops
will attack Ishak Khan on three sides
Separate corps are advancing from Bradak-
shan, Cabul and Western Turkistan,
There are continuous skirmishes between
outposts. Isaak Khan is concentrating
bis forces near HALIFAX, and decisive bat
tIa Is imminent
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COLORADO DEMOCRATS.
AMoEG THE VETERANS.

The G. a. Il. Enca,npment General
Goodnan's Chances for Commander.
lCopyrigbt, 1885, by the Cf orYia associated Press:
COLUMBUS, September 12th.-A strong
| fight will be made tomorrow between the
| friends of Commander Goodman of Cali
fornia, N Martin Curtis of New York and
William Warren of Missouri for Com
mander-in- Chief. California went with
Wisconsin for Milwaukee for 1889, and
will probably get the full vote of Michigan.
Minnesota, Indiana, Rhode Island, the De
partment of the Potomac and the Pacific
coast, ii is believed, will be almost solid for
Goodman. Judge Buckley will nominate
Goodman, and the nomination will be
seconded by Indiana, Illinois, and pToba-
bly, by Michigan, Minnesota and one or
two Eastern Departments.
The CalifOrnians commenced TO keep Cpen
house this afternoon ct their headquarters
on Broad street, which was visited by
Pennsylvania, Potomac, Commander-in
Chief Rea and staff, and various other de-
partments.
The members of the Veteran Guard are
using their best efforts with the delegates
from the original States. Warren, of Mis-
souri,, declined TO run last year on account
OF being g candidate for Congress.
General Sherman is using his influence
for Warren.
CENTRAL CALIFORNIA EXHIBIT.
The Central California exhibit in the
City Hall is attracting the attention of
thousands daily. In the evening views Of
California are shown by calcium light
and are explained by VI. Il. Mills
To-day lot of fruit grown in the Sacra-
mento valley was distributed.
ENGAGEMENT RroCEEDIHGs.
COLUMBUS (Ol. September 12th.-The
National Encampment proper began this
morning. The Grand Army Woman's
Relief Corps, the Ladies of the G.. a. R.,
the Army of West Virginia. the Naval Vet
Grams Division Brigade and the regimeDtal
associations met in various parts of the city
with closed doors.
In the course of his annual address, Com
mander-in-Chief Rea says ''On March 81.
1887, the total membership of our order in
good standing was 800, 925. On March 81.
1888. it was 354 216, making a net gain OF
81, $50. The reports show that on June
Both there were 395, 245 comrades borne on
the rolls, to which may safely be added
sufficient number out on transfer cards to
swell the grand total 10 100 COO"
Alter speaking at some length of the
future growth of the order, denoupcing the
use of the Grand Army badge for political
sHeSii ne lnooisSo t41e legislation proposed
by the last encampment, which failed 10
pass IN Congress, and expressed desire
for further action in the same line. The
sum OF $215,975 was expended in charity.
He spoke touchingly of the death of Sher-
i1an.
Other national officers also submitted
reports.
After the address of the Gornmauder-in
Chief, various official reports were made.
The financial statement shows a balance
on hand of SAP u. The contributions
to the Grant monument fund amount TO
50, 1913 DC.
An important report-that of the Com
mittee or Pensions was submitted. The
report IL very bitter in speaking of the
failure of the disability bill.
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NEW RECRUITS.
Arrival of Young Girls From Europe to
Become Mormon Victims.

Copyright. lSss, by Ge California 4ssociatef Press!
New YORK, September 12th-Seventy-
two Mormons, including eight or ten very
young girls, arrived here yesterday, on the
steamship Wyoming, in charge of Elder
Johnson, bound for Salt Lake City. One
of the party, a Swedish girl, whose parents
have become Mormons, was prevented by
the iBterposition of her sister and the ac-
ton OF the Castle Garden authorities,
against her will, from going on to Utah
with the Others Of the party, who started
this morning.
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CHKIsTIAN SCIENCE

lH Christian Science Mind Healing in
strict accordance with the teaching of the
MASSACHUSETTS Metaphysical College. Hours,
to g. Consultation free. otice, ll13 Twelfth
rect. between K aud /.
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WANTS 20 TEsrIFY.
Davitt Desires to Appear Before the Par
nell Commission,

LONDON, September 12th.-Dagitt intends
to apply To the Parnell Commission for per.
mission to give evidence before that body.
He has prepared for the press an abstract
of the statement he proposes to make be-
fore the Commission. commencing with
the occurrences of 1856, when be joined the
Irish Republican Brotherhood
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Bo1H WERE "BEooDEp."
= Fight 80 the Death With Knives in An
Arkansas Town,

Arkansas Town.
KANSAS CITY }. Septemb Hast
week William Clinton, teacher of coun-
try school near Perryville, Ark, whipped
fourteen year old girl With small switch.
The brother Cd the girl sent Clinton word
that be wouid whip him in the school, and
yesterday morning entered the scbooLroom
with that intent. Clinton drew knife and
his assailant made ready in the same way.
The two begsn at each other il front Of the
pupils. Several of the larger boys seized
each of the combatants and succeeded in
disarming them. but not before they were
both MORALLY wounded.
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SAN FRANCISCO September 12th.-Per.
| SONS who were abroad yesterday afternoon
at four o'clock were treated to a rare expe-
rience in the form OF hot wind that swept
the city from the southwest. The heat for
few minutes was so intense that those
| who felt it instinctiyely looked about for
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TIE APPARATUS CAN'T LIE.
A Husband Takes "A Mean Advantage of
His wife and q Friend.

New YORK. September 12ih-August
Kuch, by means of flash light, photo
graphed his wife Annie in mproInising
situation with his friend Gottfried Lands
mann. Several witnesses we're present
The result is a suit for divorce from his
wife, and 3 suit for $40 600 damages AGAINST
Landsmann. The affair happened al Mar
garetsville, in the Catskills. Landsnsann is
the chemist in the custom-house.
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TURK AND ITALIAN.
Disagreement as to TIE Meaning of til
SueZ Canal Treaty.

Suez Canal Treaty.
CoNsrANTINopLE, September 18th. = In
consequence of the action of Italy in in
voking the Article Y. of the Suez Canal
Convention in support of her Reputation
of her capitulation of Massowah, the Porte
has determined to appeal to the Convention
for an explanation of Article X, which will
be transmitted to the Powers. If the Pow
ers fail TO agree upon the Porte's interpreta-
ton of the Article, Turkey will refuse to
ratify the Convention.
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SSLasszI&0 1eDs
G. y. CIARE, GAO. c. PERKINS.
JOSEPH S1kEFEN6, J. Z. WATSON,
r. D. EiDE0Uc, EREDERlCH COX,
4 ARR0iTT II
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DIRECTORS.

presifen D. klDEDUA
Csshier.-... ABBOTT
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Terry snaa for Libel.

SAN Francisco, September 12th.-fSpe-
cial. Suit has been instituted by David
s. Terry against the Post for $1,000 dam
ages for the publication of an alleged libel
in connection with the scene in the United
States Court the other day.
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BERLIN, September 12fh-The German
Colonial Company has adopted resolutions
in favor of restoring con- unication with
Emin Bey by advancing the German
station to Victoria Nyanza and further
across Albert Nyanza, if desirable, in the
interests of Germany.
The European Floods.
ROME, September 12ih.-The floods in
the provinces Il Lombardy and Venice
have done much damage Many persons
were drowned. The water is subsiding.
Threatened Famine In Egypt.
opyriga 1855. by le California associated Press.
LONDON, September 12th.-A famine is
feared in Egypt Hopes of further rise
in the Nile are abandoned
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An OIL Lamp Did 1t.

Copyright 1855. by tie California AssOoit.tca Press
HUNTINGTON q u, September l2th.-A
fire caused heavy loss TO the business por-
ton Of the town. 1t is estimated the loss
win reach 500 GOO The Postotfice, bank
building, Presbyterian church, blacksmith
shop, stores, and other buildings were de-
stroyed. a lamp exploded in the Postof-
fire and started III Il "a
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
uHRIsTIAN SCIENCE

DRACTgED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
I teachings of the Massachusetts Metaphysical
College. ONCE hours 10 A. II. to : Pm; to
r. NJ Office and residence, $50 street.
{tf1 MRS. ]. b. GUSHING, G. S.
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Goldenson Must Hang.

SAN Francisco, September 12th-[Spe-
cial. Judge Coffey to-day refused to inter
fere with the sentence in Goldenson's case
1t now looks as if there was no douot of
the condemned youth being hanged on
Friday. He, however, boasts that be will
live to a ripe old age.
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q PEN DAY AND NIGHT. ICE-CREAM PAR
" Tors. Everything first-class. Wedding din
ners and cakes specially. 1he only dining
rooms in the city made cool by artificial pro-
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a. PFCIAL ATT aNiION GIVEN TO OBTAIN
y Ing mining peteuts sad to Ell matsers before
tee United states sGd state l,aEG Departments.
Vacant School and GOver1lmen Lands Located.
T. o Box ~. ap1o-iptf
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The Hot Wave at the bag.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 12th.-lSpec.
ial. The number of voters registered to
date is IL ,5S3, falling of from the regis
tration of 1884.
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BEST FAMILY HOTEL IN THE CITY.-s-ln
HAUB's RESTAURANT.
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Y4LLow FEVER I'M NEW YoRE
Proctor, the Astronomer, Falls Victim
to the Dread Disease

Proctor, the Astronomer, Falls Victim
to the Dread Disease.
NEW YORK, September 12th.-Professor
Richard A. Proctor, the noted astronomer,
is reported to be dying of yellow fever IN
Willard Parker's private hospital in this
city.
LATER-HIs DEATH ANNOUNCED.
New YORK, September 12th-Professor
Richard A. Proctor died at 715 this even.
ing of the black vomit.
PARTICULARS OF HIS CASE.
lcopy7ght. 1855. Byte California Associated Press
NEW YoRK, September 12th.-The cause
of Professor Proctor's death was black
vomit, a fatal feature Of yellow fever He
arrived here last Monday from Florida,
where it has been his custom to spend q
few months every summer in Oaklawn,
Marion county, that part of Florida uSu-
ally free from diseases peculiar to the South
ern climate.
On Monday he felt slightly III and called
q physician, who prescribed rest. The fol
loving day he was more indisposed, and
the physician detected symptoms of yellow
fever and notified the Health Board Proc
tor was at once removed TO DR.. Parker pri-
vate hospital, where he grew rapidly worse
and where he died in great agony. His
family, who remained in Florida, have
been telegraphed for.
IS IT ANOTHER CASE?
Coryri5t. 1885, by he California :ssocitc,l Press.
New YORK, September 12th.-It is re-
ported case OF yellow fever is here There
are nc particulars yet. The patient is said
to be q Jacksonville refugee.
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. ALBERT HILL,
DENTIsT-No. sic K STREET, fsS5SSSsssss
- sanramentn Cal self -QIIYYYYS
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00G ) st., bet. sixth and Seventh (aorth s.Say,
M EsKEEP ON HAND 4 COMPLETE s4zzs,ap-,
= STOCK OF Collins and CasEets; also'SEzsEssa
Shrouds of every description. Orders fro-1 city
or country VIII receive prompt attention, dsy q
night. EMBALMING done Ia the best .iznneT
ct reasonable rsteg. -
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J, ERAMIS - q -

COUNTY CaRoyEa Z UEpERg A.s.f.,
Sc Ioly EoGrth at, bet. aaa =.
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CALIFORNIA SAT- RANK.
s5oes a General BANKING Business.

Sc Draws Exchange Oh all the principal
cities Of the world.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
4. F. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. J. DRIscoL.
ROOT. NELSON s. Co.,

TNIoN FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
II Founders and Mschiniste, Front street,
between NJ and o. Castings and Enschinery OF
sverv description made TO order. 4plm
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ATT0RNEYs-AT-LAW.


tNaxt 20 Up:sstl States Land 0Aieel,
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CITY ASSESSM g Mt.
Notice to Bridge Contractors

DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE BOARD
OF Supervisors of Sacramento County, notice
is hereby given that plans, specifications and
bids viii be received up to 2 o clock p NJ. OCTO-
Der 10, 1855, for the construction OF q bridge
across the Moquelumne River, at or near the
site of Fenson's Ferry. The plans to conform
to the general specifications now On file in the
County Clerks office. a certified check in ten
psny each proposal, as surety that if such pro
posal be accepted the bidder will enter into 8
contract for the faithful performance of such
work. The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. F. T. TEBBETS. Chairman
Attest. LsEAL.l WS. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
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30 es<sr = Csisiszr,a :. ssse s,s prsstsns e4s,A
q ss.zp=sa = css ga sty sassaaro.cs.
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MUTUAL DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

In addition to the above will say 10 those
who have patronized us in time past that hone
10 retain your very much appreciated patron
age Respectfully, (auSl-lml A. l.. CLARE
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OFFICE N ODD FELL0wg TEzfpt.5
- Ninth and K streets. Complete ssscS Ct
UndeIteEers Goods ccIstsutlY On bzad tssv
and country orders promptly attended n 1sy
or night, at reasonable rates. Telephcne h. =
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LEAVE. TRAINS Run DAILY .Rzr7g

Sundays excepted. SUNDAY only. sMondays
excepted. A.-Eor morning. P.-F0T afternoon
a. =. TOTyHE, General Manager.
I. Il. GoODAAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent r.
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SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCHES.
tsrsrAL DESPATCH 70 TIE nEcogp-uyIou. :
Poor Mig. Goldenson

SAN Francisco, September 12th-[Spec-
ial 1.-The mother of Goidenson presented
Sheriff MeMann this evening petition.
sworn to, setting forth that her son is in
sane, and asking him TO select twelve citi-
zens to try the question of his Insanity.
The Sheriff says he VIII pay no heed TO
the petition, and that the Law must be car
ried into effect
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Nominations Made by Different State
Conventions Yesterday,
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
.hNSca-Hfs. eos j gtreet, Sacramento.

Capital Stock Paid UD...$225, 500 OK,
Te-n ana ordinary deposits received
Dividends Paid ser1i-An1uslly.
- ss,ssleg Esas usd o-s Real Estate Only.
Nh. GGGE3AN, President
n.y. 2. itr:s1ocS, SscratcrJ tn
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ICE CREAM.

THE ONLY PLACE TO GET PURE ICE
L CREAM, made from rich cream, not corn
starch, for families, social gatherings etc, is at
WALTERS CANDY STORE aud ICE CREAM
PARLOR5, S24 j street.
4pIm .. WALTER Proprietor,
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&C DEEsoN. ". Z. BEATTY. C. e. oATaAx.
BEATTY, DEdSOE s. OATaIAN,
TToRNEYs AND COUNsELoRs- AT.LAW
n Dfaces: Metropolitan Block, over hetropol-
ifETl hester as L street, Sacramento, Gal. 40
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PALACE RESTAURANT,
x Street,

d N. DEAN, PROPRIETOR. EVERYTHING
d. bright, new and hrst-class. The table will
be supplied with the best ia the market. Private
rooms for families. Prices reasonable. Open
Gay and uiCLs If
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HoMR AFFAIRS.
ASTRONOMER PROCTOR DIES OF
YELLOW FEVER.
knights After Powderly-The Ma
sional Encampment-Go
Hill and Ames Renominated.
POLITICAL BODIES.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nrcoRD-uNoS.I