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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-13
LOCAL iNTELLIGEaGE.
CITY TRUSTEES.
Citizens ask for More Light, More Sewers
and Better Drainage.

Citizens ask for More Light, More Sewers
and Better Drainage.
The Board OF City Trustees met in regu-
lar session at 10 A. N. yesterday, all the
members present.
They received communication from the
Directors of the Buffalo Brewing Company,
of this city, setting forth the fact that they
had purchased the block bounded by O and
R and Twenty-frst and Twenty second
streets. In order to erect the buildings to
best transact their business they desired the
privilege of closing the alley. J.R. Wat
son, representing the Directors, appeared
before the Board and asked that the request
be granted. He said that it would be one
of the largest factories of the kind on the
coast, and once in operation would keep
thousands of dollars on the coast. He also
asked that sewer be placed in that portion
of the city.
An order was passed requesting the City
Engineer to make an estimate of the cost
of extending and Strengthening the sewer
necessary, and the matter of closing the
alley will have to be advertised before &C.
ton be taken.
Mr.. Lincoln, farmer who resides a few
miles south of the city, filed a complaint
dOOul tIc vi dlDSs55S CcudI. ne CldiulS tQab
1t is filled with stagnant water and is dan
gerous to the health Of the residents of that
neighborhood.
The matter was referred to Street Com
missioner Ryan.
E. II. Williams, Chief Engineer of the
Water Works, reported 2S,12S 750 gallons
of water pumped during the week.
A gentleman who resides near Franklin
asked the Board TO construct a bridge across
the drainage canal some ten miles south of
the city, the old one having washed away
with last winters high water Referred to
the Street Commissioner.
Residents in the neighborhood of Fit
teenth and D streets asked for an electric
light mast The matter was taken under
consideration.
A sewer was ordered constructed in the
alley between Thirteenth and Fourteenth,
G and II streets.
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Jewelry Thief Captured.

Alexander Kinney, alias Big Jim, known
to the police of the State as shell game
swindler and sure-thing gambler, is in the
City Prison on a charge of petit larceny
He and another man visited Olsen's jewelry
store on Second street and represented
themselves as railroad men, saying they
wished to purchase chain to present to an
engineer. The clerk set out a tray full of
chains and they managed TO steal one of
then. They then went to Klune & Flo
berg's jewelry store on ] street, where Mr..
Klune detected one OF them in attempting
to palm" a valuable locket. They next
appeared at jewelry store on K street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, where they told the
same story as at Olsen and succeeded in
stealing another chain. They sold one of
the chains and it has been recovered by the
police. Chief Lee set Officers Arlington
and Mclaughlin to work on the case and
they brought in Kinney, but so far have
been unable to find his partner. Kinney
has been recognized by the jewelers. as one
of the men who stole the chains.
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New Police Officer.

The Board of Police Commissioners held
q meeting yesterday morning for the pur-
pose of electing an officer in place of NJ.
Enright, resigned. Chief Lee nominated
Matt Coffey, and the nomination was sec
onded by Mayor Gregory. Judge Buckley
nominated NJ. d. Eldred. Chief Lee stated
that Mr.. Eldred had proven himself good
officer, and he should be very glad to have
him on the force if there was place for
him. The Mayor also said that be should
like to vote for Eldred, but at the time the
last vacancy was filled he had promised
Chief Lee that when another vacancy oc-
CURED he would vote with him for Mr..
Coffey, as he had proved splendid officer
when on the force before, and the Chief
was anxious to have him elected. A vote
was taken and Matt Coffey declared elected.
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admitted to PractIce.

Yesterday in the Supreme Court. on mo-
ton of A. L. Hart, NJ. De Hunt, Of Mis-
souri, and W. A. Kenney, of the Kingdom
of Hawaii, were admitted to practice in all
the Courts of this State. The following
members of the class of applicants for sd-
mission to practice, having been examined
in open Court by Mr.. Justice Paterson
ia the law, il is ordered that they and each
of them be and he is hereby admitted to
practice as an attorney and counselor in all
the Courts of this State: John A. RakeI,
James w. Cochrane, William r. Barron,
Fred V. Wood, E. r. Cooper, Lewis NJ.
BErnel. o. p, TAYLOR.
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For The Howards.

On Thursday, at IL o'clock A. NJ, Fred.
EisenmiDger is to lead Jerry Payne, blind
folded, from the Western Hotel up K street
to Tenth; thence to ], down to Second,
and back to the Western Hotel Payne is
to carry on his breast placard labeled,
Please help the blind and a collection
viii be taken up en- route for the benefit of
the Howards. This is in payment of an
election bet Four years ago Eisenminger
wheeled Payne in wheel-barrow over the
same course and for the same purpose
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DEB.

DtEIS.
Sacramento, November la. c. Bron>on
brother of Mrs. 2. b. Prestoa, a native of New
York, 10 years.
FRIENDS and acquaintauces are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which Will take
place from GraDgers' Hall corne- Tenth and
X streets this tTuesday) afternoon at :
oclock.l
Sacramento, November I2-Nichael Crone, 6
native of County Antrim, Ireland, &c years.
Funeral notice heTeafter.l
Sacramento, November 1l-Albe-t Il, eldest sor
of Albert and J.. Debruner. a native of Illinois
5years and % days.
Funeral private.
Latrobe. November 3--Lufanny s., daughter o
David AMI a. X. arrison. native of Califor
mia, % years, mon hs, day.
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sam Another burglary.

Another burglary was reported at police
headquarters yesterday. Some time during
the previous night thieves entered the resi-
dence of A. G. Herrick, No. 1904 N street,
and made quite a haul of vsluables and s.
in silver coin. Among the articles taken
were q gold watch and chain. an old-fash-
ionsd cake basket. silver teapot, gold pin
and cross, gold sleeve buttons and pair of
gold ear rugs The thieves gained en-
trance through one of the front windows.
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Arrest

The following arrests were recorded on
the Police slate last night: Grace Cook,
disturbing the peace by officer Franks; W.
s. Irwin, disturbing the peace, by officer
Eldred; MIS- Columbo, receiving stolen
property, knowing the same TO have been
stolen, by officer Franks; Fred J. Smith,
embezzlement. by officer Franks; j. w
Hughes, battery, by Captain Karcher H.
P Meicalf, drunk, by officer Able; Henry
Morris, embezzlement, by officer Frazer
Ed, Rand, drunk. by officer Farrell; Alex
andsr Kinney, alias Big Jim, petit larceny,
by officers Arlington and Mclaughlin.
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Tho Nigger rent Robbery,

]. B. Hume, special officer of Wells,
Fargo & Co., returned yesterday from in
yestigating the recent stage robbery at Mig
ger Tent. Sierra county. He finds that the
general impression in that vicinity is that
the robbery was the work of focal talent"
which will probably be brought to light in
q short time, the robber having left clothes,
ETC., which are recognized as belonging in
the region Mr.. Hume left here at noon on
the DELAYED overland train for his head
quarters in San Francisco.
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A Fine Lecture.

Madame o. E:peranza Luis, of the city
of Gonaives, Hayti, addressed large audi.
ence at the A. NJ. E. Church last evening
Her subject was The Negro His Past
Present and Future" The colored people
have in this woman champion of their
rights they need not be ashamed Of She is
highly educated, and is said to speak sew.
eral languages fuently. The title of OF atress
by her is not assumed, but has been very
justly gained. The lady has fine voice
and is forcible speaker. Her language is
plain but fluent, and from first 10 last ST e
holds her audience with the interesting
truths of the past history Of the race, their
present condition and the possibilities ia
store for them
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PIcoT-RDGE baby ribbon. 14e. per bolt;
No. is MORE picot edge, all silk, 24c.; No.
8 satin, blocked, lie; No. 30 satin and gros
grain, striped, satin edge, Boo. Millinery
depart nent, Red House.
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WE have just placed in stock 500 bolts OF
fancy ribbons, in all the new shades, at
prices much under value. Millinery de-
partment Red House.
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MARRIED.,

Sacramento, November 13-By Rev John F. Vol
Heirlich, Rector of St. Paul's Church, DAME
w. Lawlor, of Davisville, to Annie B. Beebe
OF Sacramento.
Elk Grove. November l0-By Rev. W. c. Scott
Harry Coons to Miss Hattie Polhemus.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-13

< LADIES, you will miss it if you do not
slsit orr cloak department when you want
q cloak or street jacket. at Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-13

New invoice of guitars, banjos, har-
monicas. ctr, at Hammers music store,
No goo street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-13

CLOTH congress house shoes at 81. Kid
foxed congress house shoes, 81 %. Red
House.
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Auction To-Day.

W. H. Sherburn viii sell at 323 K street,
at 10 A. NJ. today, a fine piano and
full line of furniture
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LOCAL BREYITlES.

The official canvass of the county vote
will be completed this evening.
L. 2. Scott was yesterday appointed a
Deputy in the County Clerks Office.
Frank L. Coombs. of Napa, is spoken of
as candidate for Speaker of the Assem-
bly,.
Warden hull, Of Folsom, was in the city
yesterday and returned home in the after
noon.
The date of the st. Paul's Church enter
tainment has been changed from December
Sd to December 4th.
The regular rehearsal of the McNeill
Club will take place tonight. Every active
member is requested to be on hand.
Judge Van Fleet yesterday granted di-
vo.ce to Abbie l.. Bernhard from G. Bern
hard on the ground of failure to provide.
The annual ball of Sacramento Division,
No. z, U. K. K. of P, will be eiven at
Turner Hall Thanksgiving eve, Wednes-
day, November 2Sth.
Henry Morris was arrested Yesterday by
officer Frazee on a charge of embezziement
| preferred by John Kennedy. He alleges
that Morris hired horse from him, took it
| to Folsom and sold it.
In Department One of the Superior
Court yesterday Bridget CarrlcK was granted
divorce from William Carrick. The
cause was heard by Judge Armstrong with
closed doors, and the papers were ordered
sealed up.
| Fred J. Smith was arrested yesterday by
officer Franks on charge of embezzlement.
He kept saloon on K street between Fifth
and Sixth, and it is alleged that he sold il
and gave bill of sale TO one Conners, and
afterwards sold it to another man.
Matt. Coffey, who was yesterday elected
member OF the police force, has been
assigned to duty as night iaiIer al the city
prison. He was formerly on the police
force, and has the reputation of being one
OF the best officers the city ever had.
Some time during Sunday night all of the
windows il J. G. Meirdierck's grocery
store, on the corner of Twelfth and o
streets, were smashed in with stones. It is
presumed that the act of vandalism was
committed by hoodlums.
Mrs. Colombo was arrested by officer
Able yesterday, on charge of buying
stolen property. The three boys, William
Ruggles, John Cole and John McCarty
who pleaded guilty to petit larceny in the
Police Court yesterday morning, stated
that they told her that they were stealing
grain, and she agreed to give them fifty
cents sack for all they brought her. The
police recovered nine sacks of barley from
| her house or Front street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-13
CANDY.

A WALTER, se4 STREET, DEALER AND
IA. manufacturer of the best and purest
Candy to be found. Pure Ice Cream made to
order for all socia, gatherings 4plm
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TJyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE OAK
Park Association VIII be held on NOVEai-
BER 23d at its Office, No. J0.5 Fourth street, at
O. clock p M for the election OF directors and
tie transaction of such other business as may
come before it.
B. U. STEINMANN, President.
EDWIN K AIsrP Secretary. nit-2w
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-13

BRoNcHITIs-For hoarseness and sore
throat Browns Bronchial 1roches" are a
specific.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-13
More Rain Up North.

The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 53o, being L warmer than the
normal for that day. The highest and
lowest temperature was 65o and $50, with
gentle southerly winds, and clear weather,
except short time during the early morn
ing, when 3 light fog was observable.
Barometer steady. The reports show q
heavy rain-st prevailing yesterday in
Washington Territory and the State OF Ore
gon as far south as Roseburg
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-13
Attention to Details.
Our business is growing.


We don't refer simply to the increased space
to the higher piles of goods-to the lack of room
on all sides.
Nor do we refer to the large number of people
who were some one elses customers last year but
are here this.
ing of that spirit which has put better goods and
lower prices our shelves this year than last and
which in the way will do better in 1880 than
in 1888
ENERGY AND WAT CHFULNESS,
Steady and unceasing, are the common watchwotds
in ali departments. Such a spirit never lets we'll
enough alone. It's constantly on the alert for weak
spots. If certain line Of goods can be bought for
triae less by doubling the purchase, then the order
goes for case lots If one maker sews his clothing
with silk and another with linen, then other things
being equal, we want the silk sewed clothing In
large store there are always such
OPPORTUNITIES BY HUNDREDS,
And ii makes difference wonderful difference
whether or not they seized upon and turned to
the mutual advantage of customer and dealer. At
tenton to details has won battles, made small men
great. and built up business of colossal magnitude
If our house had nothing else in its favor, that one
habit Of looking to details ought to be sufficient
commend it to favorable attention
And so the business knows no standsti. Its
course is along the line of progress and its growth
is as great from within as from without
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
TO STOCKHOLDERS.

DUFFY'S MALT and G. o. TAYLOR's WIS.
~ KIES, 10 csses, Just received.
oct9 GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Operations at the cannery have been about
finished for the season.
An oyster roast will be given at Colonial
Beach on Sunday next.
Rev. Dr. Price, Of Washington, will con.
duct the revival services at Trinity NJ.
Church 10 night.
The Grand Lodge f. A. A. NJ. of the Dis
trict of Columbia will to night dedicate the
blue lodge room in the Scottish Rite Cathe-
drai.
A marriage license was issued in Wash
ington yesterday to Guillord Money and
Minris f. Cornwell, both of Prince William
county.
Mr.. d. 81. Appich has sold to Mr.. Charles
A. Smith lot and building on the west side
of Royal street, between Cameron and
Queen, for $4,000.
Priscilla Evans, an elderly ooored wom-
an, who resided in this city, was seized with
hemorrbage in Washington Sunday night,
and died before assistance could reach her.
Her body was taken to the uorgue.
The democratic barbecue to be beld in Fauquier
county on Saturday next will he at Marshall, and
not at Warrcnton, as stated yesterday.
The taking of testimony in the Alexandria Ca
nal case wss resumed before L. S. Commissioner
Fowler to. day. Gen. Wells was on the stand.
Things quieted down considerably to day and
not single fight occurred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-09

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiioh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
so cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by E..
S. Leadbealer & Bro.
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S s,f aS6aual constipation, dyspepsia, and
s @'uuteo Ills is the famous California liquid
nu u.. remedy, Syrup of Figs. I;ssrengthens
- well as c!eanses the system, it is easily
PSsn; and perfectly harmless. For sale by
Z s. Leadbeater 4 BIO.
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4, PERSONAL N. 3 Meade, esq the popu
la ~hrarian of the Santa Fe at Argentine,
viii 'esve for Fort Worth, Texas, In few
days 70 enter the Law Office of bis brother
Mr. Nj sade has only been a resident Of the
young metropolis iittle over six months
but qc:ie loag enough to win the esteem of
all the best people in the city. The Repub
nc wishes Mr.. Meade bon royage, and may
he bs successful in all his future pursuits
argentine kas Republic Mr. Meade is
son of the late Judge n. B. Meade and re-
sided in this city for some years, where he
has many friends
The Misses Mary and Mildred Lee, daugh.
ters Of Gen. R. E. Lee. are in Paris.
Rev. d. O'Kane. 8 j of st. Marys
church, has gone 10 Fairfax station. where
he will remain week.
The Richmond State says Among the
veterans from Alexandria at the unwilling
of the Pickett monument was Thomas W.
White, esq, chief headquarters clerk for
Gen. r. F. Lee.
Mr.. VIM. B. Corse, son of Gen. M. d.
CoIse, has secured q position in the Geoog-
ical Survey department of the government
and will leave here in a few days for Pusb-
10. Col, to assume his duties.
Rev. Mfr. Nourse LETT here to-day TO attend tho
Pre.by terry of Washington, which begins its $685.
sion tonight at Ballston.
Mr.. L. w. Wheat has gene to Suffolk where he
has accepted n railroad position.
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Police REPoRr-Last night was clear
aud coo! till about 8 O'clock when it became
cloudy. There were six prisoners and one
lo1ger at the station house.
;, TIE Mayor this morning disposed Of the
John Smarr, arrested by officer Taylor,
Vas vas Norman. colored, arrested by officer
Nfenner, and Mary Mitchell, also colored,
arrested by officer Henry, al for disorderly
conduct, were discharged.
Henry Boughers, arrested by officer Price
w oisoiderly conduct, was fined 81 so.
An Alderman and au ex. Auditor, charged
s.'h hphtiag in the street yesterday. were
h1ed $50 each
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NEcBURNEY has just received Malaga Grapes
Ri Cape Cod Cranberries, New Layer Figs and
Fresh Cocoauuts. octS
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The ONLY perfecf Remedy

lie regular monthly meeting Of the City
NounclI viii be held 10 .nieht.
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Oazetts
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r,,FsDAY EVENING. OCTOBER
LOCAL MATTERS

- mi. section fair, cooler weather, with
~ ,o-mouow morning, northwes ly
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RESCUED FROM DROWNING. Mrs. Joyce,
wife OF Sergt. Joyce, one Of the soldiers sta
toned at Fort Washington, early Sunday
morning rescued three men and boy from
drowning in the river. Scott Gross, John
Moran, George Dimmors. and boy named
Clarence started down the river for Wash
ipgton Saturday night in the formers yacht,
Nautilus. When opposite Fort Washing
ion, about o'clock Sunday morning. the
boat cspsizad and the men were thrown into
the water. The boy was unable to swim,
and The men took turns in supporting him,
cio2iug meanwhile to the skiff which swung
from the davts of the suuken boat end cry
ing Justify for help. Mrs. Joyce was aroused
by their cries, aud awakening her husband.
the couple procured gilling skif and went
to the rescue of the men. They were safely
taken ashore and dry clothing provided
them.
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CORPORATION CouRT-Judgre Charles f..
Stuart presiding Continuation 0: yester-
days proceedings .-Com. ys. Frank Del4es,
Indictment for malicious assault on JEFF.
Phillips; ury and verdict OF not gu;lty-snd
prisoner dischs gsd
JET. Phillips WAS fined so for contempt
of Court.
David McNinneman was naturalzsd as q
citizen of the United States.
Lewis c. Sheafe qualified 10 administer
the rites of matrmony.
TODAY Com. vs.. Albert Valentine,
verdict for felonious and malicious wound
ing B. +. Dudley jury unable to agree; ju-
ror withdrawn and case continued and pris
oDer admitted to bail.
Com. vs.. Wm. Anderson, Indictment for
breaking into an outbuiiding of the City
School Board with consent of Common
wealth, prisoner plead guilty of petit LARGE
ny, and jury fixed his imprisonment in jail
at six months.
The grand jury who have been investiga'
ting the gambling said to bs conducted in
this city without making any presentmeDts
were adjourned till Tuesday next.
Court adjourned till tomorrow morning.
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ENDORSED BY THREE MAYORS-Want to
IA see two slate coversd sheds in market court
for the accommodation Of buyer and seller
Want 10 see one honest and energetic man ap-
pointed as a detective TO bring ,aT-breakers to
justice and relieve cur over-workod rolice Want
10 soc PROF. c-ty assessed 1t double OF the present
assessment and taxes reduced TO ninety cents and
then invite capitalists to our ci.y. Want to SEQ
law compelling property owner TO cub and gutter
for sanitary purposes.
Want everybody to know that JOHN H.
NAYLoR has got home MADE SAUERKROUr,
free from drugs and scid also HANOVER SAu-
SAGES, HAM BOLOGNA, PLAIN BOLOGNA,
PUUDlNGS, HEAD-CH =ESE and all kinds of
FRESH aud SALTED PORK. stat! No. %,
city market. octo.1w
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100 F. FAIR The Odd Fellows fair
continues to draw crowd every night, the
attractions being many. The following Is
the result of the voting:
Ladies' gold watch: Misa Elma Campbell,
9 Miss BERTHE Cox, %; Miss Maggie Cook 20
Dolibaby: Gerte Meeks, 6; Phoebe
Kraft, Is; Katie Price, II Daisy Kelly 2;
Mary Greenwood, 3!
U r X of P. pin: Charles Steele, 80 !;
Ed !. Keene, I; Mark Norris, 2; Coas. L.
Herbert, 5 /; George King. is
Smokers outfit: ]. IL. Rathbone, As Park
Agnew, 9 Fred Keus, 10
Umbrella, gold head r II. Cox, 50; J. ID.
Bradfieid, s; Harry Rice, 3
Clerks outfit: R r. Cook, 81 Francis
Downham, IL; Robert shiOn, 7; Ed. P.
Taylor, 5.
10 o F. ring W. A. Ferguson, Is; ".
Duncan, 5
ACQUlTTrD.-Frsnk DeLea, who shot
J eifcrson Phillips on Union st, eet last sum-
mer, and whose tria! for malicious assault
came up IN the Corporation Court yester
day, was acquitted, the jury after being out
less than half All hour, returning verdict
Of not guilty to the Indictment. DeLea, it
will DO remembered, after losing sum OF
money at cards with Phillips, met him, and,
after o quarrel on Union street shot him in
the side and arm Phillips, however, soon
recovered from his wounds.