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Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-23
CLEAR YOUR FACE.

<GA 1t is now known that PIN
EZIE3 ply skin is not the result of
tsTS1 II blood disease, but is caused by
S impaired digestion, forwhich
TM q they now give vegetable cor
S\@N receives instead OF minerals.
Twoshort testimonials are Civ
en- to contrast the action of the potash sarsa-
pariIlas and joys Vegetable sarsapariIla
Mrs. c. D. Stuart of 1921 Mission street, S. F,
writes that she took one of the leading sarsa.
parillas for indigestion and dyspepsia. Its
Only effect TO cause pimples to appear on
her face. Upon taking joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parilla the first effect was the disappearance
OF the pinples and she was subsequently re-
heved OF the indigestion and dyspepsia.
Robert Stewart also writes -
from Petaluma, Cal, that be- Nd
Ing troubled with boils he HSs1
found that one OF the leading
sarsaparillas actually increased xTTSv.A a
the eruptions, which respond fsaSf#A
cd at once to joys Vegetable I',/'IS
Sarsaparilla and disappeared iruaaiota,,,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-23
Mrs. N. H. ober repeats her address on

artistic dress and the Jenness Miller cos
TUNES at the congregational Church this
evening. 1t is for ladies only.
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PROBABLY A MISTAKE,
Hefiernan Not Thought to be ImpIicate
in the Cronin Affair.


in the Cronin Affair.
The announcement in the dispatches
yesterday that j. J. Heffernan, of this city,
was supposed TO be one of the accessories
to the murder of DR.. Cronin, in Chicago.
caused quite sensation here. Heffernan
is well known here, and is at present in the
employ of Hale Brothers. The general
belief is that the whole matter is a mistake.
Chief of Police Lee said yesterday that
he was confident that there was no founda-
ton whatever for the sensational story.
=" have known this young man for a
long time" said he, land know that he
has not been away from Sacramento. l
think he has lived here for ten years"
The Chief also stated that he recently re-
ceived dispatch from Chief of Police
Hubbard, Of Chicago, asking for descrip-
ton and photograph of Heffernan. A de-
scription was sent, but no photograph.
This did not satisfy Hubbard, evidently,
and yesterday the following dispatch was
received from him:
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-23
The following scores were made at pool
ADJUSTMENTS,

The Grismer-D Davies dramatic troupe
last evening closed one of the most sue
cessful engagements played here for years.
The company goes to Stockton to-day.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-23
Dyspepsia

Birth, death and marriage notices must be sent Il,
BY responsible parties, and paid for al the rate of Is
cents each: funeral notices, 25 cents
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-23
DIED.

DIED.
Near Sacramento, September 21-Lafayette
Tomlin, Dative of Kentucky, Sc years.
Friends and acquaintances are especially In
vited to attend the funeral, from the under
taking parlors of ]. Frank Clark, 1Ol7 and
10l9 Fourth street, between and K, this
(Monday) afternoon at O'Clock
Sacramento, September % Harriet, wife of G.
w. Coombs. a native of New York, 72 years. 2
months and II days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-23

The box-office for the Margaret Ma;her
engagement opens this morning.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. j. G. Michigan. editor OF the
Vancouver. tb. CT World. was in tas
city yesterday.
Mr.. A. r. Reidlnger and wife leave
this morning Tor Portland TO be ab-
sent several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. jesse O. Young have
reformed from Victoria. whittier they
weu, on their wedding tour.
Nr. v. Hugo spitb. the real estate
broker, returned ye.terdsy from q
very pleasant six weeks visit 10 hi.
old home in Davenport. Iowa.
Mr.. r: B. Muitley, travelling freight
and passenger agent Of the Chicago.
st. Pau! & Kansas City railroad. is in
the cir looking after the interest Of
his ro.3
Mr. George shields, II the Portland
Touring mills. s. sn town on a visit.
he sass he has been INSTRUCTED. 10 give
the merchants of Seattle ali The goods
lhey Feed AID 10 grant them as long
credit on both old ard new accounts
a. they msy desire.
Rev. e.. Grasdel, pastor II the Ger
man Reformed church, .eaves today
Tor Portland 60 lie gone ten days. in
attendance az the Portland. Or.
Cias~'s. which will begin i.~ annual
session tomorrow. There wiIl he no
services in his church during his alb
senee.
President ". c. Van Horn, Of The
Canadian Pacific. passed through the
e.ry Yesterday. he Is ca his annual
togsr Of ln.peefioH uf the Canadian.
M Van Kern ssxs the branch Of the
Canadian from Mission 10 the bonn
Diary, "a Join the Seattle, Lake Shore
4 Eastern. viii be completed in two
months
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sEaTILE's TIaE IN TIE EAST.
Rev. X. A. nsasa T~tis when and
whore ne Heard the News

The Rev. n. A. Beard, al this city.
Was In the East AT the time Of Seatsle's
Ere, and PosT- ISrwi8taKseER re-
porter called upon him yesterday 10
Inquire where snd when he first heard
of IL, In reply Mr.. Beard said: II
fret heard Of il at Safatags. y. Y. the
morning after il occurred. By reAdif,g
a two-inch dispatch ia one ol The Eoe al
papers there As soon 81 | got 81 The
main telegraph liae at EocleSter. ard
while Wa eating nay breakfast in a
hurry 80 take the : 20 train for Hos
ton, wss handed paper that con-
tanned a whole hroalsisse of news
about IL. After reading that account.
[ took the 5 10 train for Seattle.
had intended TO be in Springfield,
where | was boosed for the following
sunday
'iIow l. the burning OF Seattle re-
gar,iea in the East 20
1T IL. IN one way. only second in
importance to the great Hood IN penn-
syIyania; bnt Ii il mere remarkable
hy reason of that which directs attett-
ton 10 Seattle. Nothing could have
occurred thai xaull have done 10
much In that direction. Indeed this
tess by IRE will pro,iacs as good re-
suits * have been obtained hs either
cities ~ the West that have expended
as much - ae have lost. % bring less
important beaests.s
How does il cause such a marked
effect ~
The remarkable COURAGE exhibited
by the business men here has egeassy
Impressed The people of TIE Eat, be~
eassse sa rise ap and "a as il SCALA. as
se have, inspires the whole EasseFn
people ssth = greater confidence in The
resources and possibilities al the
Nest
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Along Second street, between the
northern fire limits at Union street and
IL junction with Yesler avenue, are
100 business tents. twenty OF which are
not yet completed. by chance there
are lust fifty al Theses on each side OF
thai street. The businesses conducted
In them are General merchandise zee.
two: dry goods, six, restaurants.
etxht. Eroeers. Eve. hardware. hour !:
boets and shoes, three. furnliare,
three. confectionery. three; drugs.
two, offices, nine: clothing. three !.
jewelry. two. barber slsops. six; cigar
stands. eleven; tsllors, two. matters.
two, second hand. two: glassware.
one; photographer. one dentist. otse !.
meat market, one: sewing machine,
enc stAtionsss. one. newspapers. one.
Beneath the large stairway Of the
residences 1t the southeast corner ef
Sscohd and Main streets, are n
brokers' once. boot repasrsr aud q
candy stand. Ali stairway space
Abov, Il also utilized.
Sorth Of seneca street the residences,
iortuf ateiy. hal been hsiitf sons.
twentF feet back from the sidewalks I:
and nsw all that space il filled Ia with
busin ess tents.
At the northern Ere-,igaiss on the
lever side 81 Uniaa street i've new
and Substantial wcudsn buildings ara
being built. quite la contrss. with the
tents stretched southwark from that
mint
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THLEsgArHIc MARKETS.



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Trissity tsnIsa y Ia saeeI .oiay al The
chaprs II 2 p. IA sharp
Daniel Joss-s IL 30. offer tassay
rssoire aes on Froas street Ter s@ss 4.
grsas bargain
The SeasS.e os.ies 81 The West Sc
stfleif aud ard Ina Improvement Company
is 81 No. IL. Colonial block
The WEsxEr Pcsr-Is-xsIIasscxE
containing full ascof.ar OF he tire
raa be Obtained 81 this afice, at IL
cents Ter copy.
Oiirer Bosom il held sy the po-
ice on suspicion. lie claimed
saak at th@ Arnory which. on beifsg
cfened, IVES found 10 contain q lady
seasskin circular. Ii is suspected that
lse stole if.
III. J.. Nesrcre was granted q retail
liquor lieenee for Kent for one year
from july by the county commits
sioners Yesterday. A. T. Cushing vas
aiso granted retail liquor license for
one year from June Is.
The occupants Of the Boston block
raised quite good sized parse o.
money and presented it 10 Frank
Hall. the elevator boy, for his efforts
toward saving the contents OF the
building during the progress OF the
late fire.
Licenses to we'd were yesterday is
sued 20 Frederick H. Lsighton and
Henrietta G. Van TAwenn. Fred
William Dost and Margaret krause.
David u. James and Mary L. Williams,
Trusten r. Dyer and Miss Mary A.
Pontius.
Z. A. Johnson, worthless fellow,
was arrested last evening by 0fiieer
Fitzpatrick on charge OF di.orGerly
conduct. johnson threatened TO do
bodily harm to q couriesan <lsmed
Gray. who was formerly his mistress.
unless she would again live with him
This evening after the dress parade
on the University grounds an inn
promptn bali VIII be given In the
Armory building by the members o;
the First regiment, to which ali friends
OF the militia are most cordially in
yited The Guard will make this
fitting finale 10 their most ardcous
labors during the past ten days.
William Gordon was caught in the
act of stealing canned goods frcIn The
site Of ..Schwahacher' store yesterday
| forenoon. The goods were a
few which had passed through the
ire aud were stils In marketable
condition. tiordon was taken before
Justice Miller ard Was fined SIS and
costs, which amounted To So. In de-
fault Of this sum he was sent to jail.
The case against DIR. William
Emonds. charged with selling
liqgor without q license. was re-
suIned in Justice Miiier's court
Yesterday afternoon. The testimony
showed that Emonds was a druggist
aud had filed n bottle on a prescrip-
ton furnished hy DIR. c. s. Tripler 10
man Nho was In the habit of drink
Ing. Judge Miller took the case under
adyisernent.
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aPuKAxE nxWs.
Mr.. Hyde IL No Cewsrd-Ths resch-
ers' Converst~e.

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SPOKANE FALLS. June fs.--S. S.
Bailey, a councilman ard proprietor
OF the Windsor hotel. has had Blanche
i.onsdsle, who Keeps hawdy
house opposite the hotel. arreste! daily.
The soman has had gre or six trials.
Today the case consumed ali day. and
the jury found her guilty. In sum
ming mp. ). G. Hyde. her attorney
scored Bailey for keeping gambling
house in the hotel. etc. After the
case was over siley approached Hyde
and abused him for his attack on
him. Hyde took the matter very
pleasantly. until finally, becoming
irritated by Baiiey's calling him a
coward, be started to thresh him,
when bystanders interfered and the
men we're separated.
The teachers convention opened to-
day with singing. 4. n. Livermore
read paper on industrial training.
Mrs. Jessie Borden read paper
on grammar. Illustrated exer.
eises in penmanship was given BY
DIR. Gerloch. Exercises in physiology
were conducted by Miss Moore. Mrs.
Prentice read paner on ''Self-6overn-
ment" Prof. L. Z. Fallansbee read q
paper on Geography. Mrs. N. NJ.
Bernard reaa paper on How Best
to Maintain Discipline"
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4m9 eTf9fT or TINE THE.
80 uo1115ees AA1ss1saa1 % Thees
A1pooD1 A1poaneoA.

AAh n ADD008G00<
n. Chris 6hsTman viii bald on
~ HwpsTsy. situated on the northeast
cpFnes a Ffcnt and Cherry streets, -
neDo ~ the debris can b. removed and
~ excavations made. The building
win ~ built of brick. Iron stone and
tofrn Gotta. and viii he 3 model strucf-
ufg The dimensions sre 6f5aiaD and
y VIII - three stories In bright. The
lower 0OOf viii BE- divided into fwo
eeoNoo. The one on the corner, 2axf4
teee tn SIZE win he occupied by Hsszh-
beS4 = Co., csothi<rs. add the other
egoFo will Be occupied by Hassrcnk,
~ druggist This stere viii BE-
twenty-five feet vide aud IN feet hong.
Ihe two upper 6oors win be suitably
AySanGed for once purposes Fisher,
~ nF61bitect, has about completed the
p3nns and the buiIding will be eofa-
p3oeed tnNtts of four months. The
oetimeted cost II t}0,0D0.
ArcAttect Boone completed plans
yesterday for frame building 70 be
erected On the south side 81 Washing
Ion etfoet. between South Si1th and
Seventh streets. by Mr.. 3. Baxter. The
building viii b o0xl20 feat In siimen-
elpns. and four stories In height,
There viii b three stores on the
ground floor. The three upper floors
VIII Be divided into SIXTY rooms. for
tenemant purposes. Plans are also
completed for Q building identicaIiy
The ZANE In proportion, and To be
used for the same purpose. which will
- erected By Mr.. 4. Baxter osa tbs
cast aide 0f Front. between Virginia and
I1euOfa streets. These buildings will
b put 1p ct once.
The excavations for the Guy c.
Fhinney buitdlns, on the northeast
corner of Front aud Seneca streets are
eompfeted and work on the building
VIII commence to-day.
Architect Boone II preparing plans
Tor rebuilding The Wah Chang build.
Ing, situated on The northeast corner
OF South Third and Washington
streets. The dimensions nf the building
- u formerly stood. we're tOxfa feet.
IL viii bow cover tstxiii feet OF ground
and will be ~ originally, two stories
high with . basement. The plans
viii Be completed Iva two days. when
WORK will com mence on the building
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il nsa.rzAse by Jn<ssss Miller.
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NOBLE WORK az rnn aranu.
NJ rrais~ ree nigh Rat the war
a. Over Now.
TNeenk, June ~ Mnsoy Wheel.
wright ihi. evening resolved she sol.
lowiag lesser iTeM seattle.

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Ggsss Valley. Cal, June Last
evening about 0 o'clock Flossie Lord.
daughter of James u. Lord, was
found dead on the porch OF her rest
denca, tao miles west Of Grass Val
ley, shot through the head. the hall
going into the right temple and iodg-
iHg under the skin on the left side.
The shooting may have been aecis.en-
tsl, a. she used pistol to fire az birds
in the cherry trees. 4 pistol was
found near the body. with two empty
chambers. The girls aye il Ii years.
Deceased vas in town In the after
noon and tn good spirits. An inques,
vas held this afternoon. Lister de-
vesopments 90 to show the murder OF
the yonng girl
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Fpsa i efclock list evening some > Q
vosers bad registered with Clerk Fer
rss OF The registration soard- Regis
trssson vii close an Saturday evenf1sg
next. when Ii Il anticipates that the
nuras,~r registered viii reach 80
The nausier wcssid surely ie consider
asIs larger were IL nsf tur the hre
= lsseh has ssrivess al faoegass OF regis
sraflxsn cut ok The Mind. Of usxny.
Ifszs-e who have not registered sssnszlss
% 50 * once. otherwise ghey VIII 10:
he zssosed TO vote.
TIE registry vii Re open daily ssntsl
ss1sszrsfsy evening. Opportunity y
given voter. e. register between s AMI
IL 4 n. essd ard >. M.
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OREGON & California Passed Med
ford: W. =. Smith, K. Miliiken. WIN.
German. ] II. Mann and wlfe. r. A..
woolhy. Mrs ]. e. Tosernsn. Il. V.
Watt, W. T.. poughersy, III G.. Downs
asai sife, Mrs. t-insdase. Mrs, c. r.
Mills. Mrs G. X .iol.isy, Mrs. John
T.. LLOYD. Mrs. .oodail. Mrs. y. III.
Carr. Mrs. Kate Norton. w. ). Nc
Donald. Mira w ID. Mcdonald and
child, r. syeake. II. X. Scott, X TOTE
man, :. Davidson. Nathan Jacobs.
MrS. II. 4. Marks, Mrs. II. Evans,
William Haag. J A. Jacks and sise.
Mrs Smith, J.. G. Eabsnks. NJ 2ensler.
Anna ReFton. Mrs. :. NJ. Starr and
family. a. A SAwgesis. + X Rcnxlck.
ssav fassuru. Mrs Sastel.e and child.
{. W lsg1ussser. Mrs III. r. I.o$ee,
George W i.yssch J. \. Lynch, Mrs.
;. ~. Isxngls. Miss Remxsck. Miss
Adams. Mrs. A. " Morgan. Mrs. G..
4 ssaElss Nfs, NaeIey, ". +. 3rn7;h
and wsf~. Miss grssfitb, e. &. t.oarss.
= A FORSYTH. A. n shoe rnsser, "
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Must walt for Their r.v.

sss FRANCISCO. Cal. June fs.-The
Oceanic Steamship Company have
been notified that its claim for 1855
for bringing two officers and twenty
ore men from Samoa. cannot re paid
as the funds appropriated for such
service has been exhausted The
steamship officials claim tha, the claim
OF the Australian steamer. Rockson,
however, for x4n,o0. was filed after
that Of the Oceanic company, and was
paid without delay. The Oceanic
company viii have 90 wait for a spec
la act OF congress before the claim can
-.
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KANSAS ts1rv. ture is-The attend
asc- vas g.sod. The track Glow.
Half nile I.usu II. won. Grace Ely
sescsssi, Lssis Maud third. tinle, Sos.
Nile En:yy wva, vosc; second.
Bcnaie King th:rs. gime. sos
seven surion gs-- F9esirsea won, Viz
ginis ssevnd, s,ssth2ns third. tinae,
i.S5,.
Three quarters mile - Queer Toy
wca, L. III. sseor.l. Jess Armstrong
third: time, 1sgs-
Tnree-quarters nsiie~ -f,iaaStoae won,
Churchill Clark second. Mrs. McAlsss.
ter third, time. | .sls..