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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
AucrroN sALEs-rhis nay.
by John r. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Bank and Eleventh streeta


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT DESI-
Il RABJE. CENTRALLY-LoCATED, DE-
TACHED BRICK RESIDENCE No. bif NORTH
SEVENTH STREET By AUCrIoN.-As trustee
In acertain decd OF trust and by virtue OF de-
cree OF tho Chancery Court 81 the city OF Rich
mond. entered on tho 9Th day OF June. 1889, In
the case OF sheppard ~. sheppard and ala, tne
undersigned Will cell at public auction, on the
premises. on
TUESDAY. JUNE 10. 1889.
NJ o'clock +. ~. that comfortable. well-built.
and cOuyeniently-locBted TWO-SIOkf-AIIlC-
AND-PASEMEN'f BRICK DWELLING GO. BID
on west side OF Seventh street between Clay and
Leigh streets, containing ten rooms, gss. water,
baths, &c. besides detached kitchen with three
rooms. Lot 3gKi}O feet. more or less This pro-
psrty no doubt csn DO rented readily on account
Ut ltsconYenience 10 market. business, churches,
schools. &c. and with fow repairs could DO
made 10 pay well As an Investment, or would
make n very desirable home. Tho eloctrlc-cars
pass within one half squire OF tho property.
Terms: One fourth cash balance IN six.
twelve. and eghtoon months Tor negotiable
notes, interest added, and title retained until all
the purchase money IA paid, when tho trustee
will execute a conveyance.
100 ". W. cRUMP. Trustee.
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HILL CITY GATHERINGS.
Fatally Burned Mean Business = New
Train.
arn 10 the Dispstch.I

Special telegram 70 the Dispstch]
LyHcBBUg0, Va, June IA colored girl
named Sarah Wright was fatally burned
yesleyday eIenipg.-Ry tho explosion l0f
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By James Is. Elan,
Real Estate Agon, and Auctioneer,
ilI3 Main street,


A TTRACTIYE DETACHED TWO
IA STORY BRICK DWELLING.
No. 1903 EAST CLAY STREET.
WITH THE
BEAUTIFUL LOT ADJOINING,
SOUTH SIDE CLAY BETWEEN TWENTY
EIGHTH AND TWENTY NINTH STREETS,
TOBE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
By tho request Of the owner will sell By
public auction on tho premises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE n, 1879,
AZ e O'Clock =. NJ. the nbove-nsmed SPECIALLY
Attractive MEDlUh-SiIED DETACHED
DRlCK DWELLING and the BEAUTIFUL VA
CANT LOT ADJOINING. tho dwelling fronting
about - feet. extending back obout l2j feet,
with outlet from rear 20 alley ~ ieet vide; con
tanning seven rooms Of fine size. besides good
cellar, kitchan. closets, &c: most substantially
built well arranged. IN good order, and having
tho usual convenionces.
Tho adjoining lot. fronting about E]H feet snd
oxtopdink Dacs between parallel lines 10 feet.
IS q very attractive one. lATge enough Tor dwell
ing OF nc side ana II he best NJ The few vncant
lots now 10 be- had In that desirable locality.
Tho above property ls well suited 70 either
home or rontal purposes. and parties wishing o
purchase are respectfully urged - attend this
sale.
TgRHs: Very liberal, Snd announced AZ sale.
jeId =. T.. ELAN. Auctionssr.
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BY n. W. BoEe,
Real Estate Auctoneor.
AN EXCELLENT AND CONVE-
NIENTLY-SITCATEO
BRICK DWELLING, no. rs NORTH NINE
TENTH STREET,
BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE
ATAUCTlON.

will sell by auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JOSE 20. lSs9.
at 81 O'Clock p. NJ. the large, substantial, and
we'll located DWELLING above referred 20. con-
tanning about thirteen rooms. besides the kitchen
with ave rooms.
The lot fronts AZ feet and runs back good
depth.
Located on n quiet street, IN n good ncigho0r-
hood. and convenient 10 business. this house viii
make = desirable home for large family, VI
will pay well a. sn Investment.
TERMS LIBERAL
~ Come 10 tho sale. We mean business.
1914 n. ". BOWIE.
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90 W ssSs ~ .ssfs 5ss5Su
DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND AND DANVifLF Rsupo,n
AND QUICKEST ROUTE MI Id,
AND SOUTHWEST. @ ~
PULLMAN SLEEPER9 ON ALL NEo4a
TRAlNa
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BY f. a. Catlin, Auctioneor,
n. y EleEnnlh .lreef.


BY Jas. Maciougau.
TXECUTOR'S SALE OF MULES,
CARTS, HARNESS. &C.. AT AUCTION,
or TUESDAY, 18TH INSTANT,
at II o'clock. A. 81. viii sell at the coal-ysrd
Iatsly occupied By Writ Roberts. deceased. cor
nor OF seventeenth AMI Cary stroots-
= excellent large WORK MULES;
4 hlsJrate tOAl-tAkiS;
2 sets DOUBLE HARNESS;
j SINGLE CART. CCTrING-KNIYES. &C., &c,
belonging 20 the estate of Writ Roberts. do
ceased. and 90 which particular attention IS
a5kei. AS ttey must he sold.
I4EMs Cash. fOkIIAUN ROBINSON.
Executor Writ Roberts. deceased,
Sale conducted by JAs. MACDoUGALi-
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nv vrRTrE OF A CERTAIN DEED

By IucWhahs ~ a'-'
Real Estsss Auctionoer,
No north Tenth street.
DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
ID OF trust. dated April 10, 1883. and o. rec't "a
in clerks once Of Richmond Gnsncsry bsen
made i'm payment Of portion OF tne cpps
thsreby secured and being required 40 70 90 ~
the holder, will sell by auction, upon INC pi'-
Tuises. on
SATURDAY JUNE %, 1889.
sts p NJ. that LOT OF LAND. with tho I'M
nrovements thereon, on the north side OF Mooro.
between Norton and Kinney streets and running
back between parallel lines lOO ieet 10 @n amy
10 feet wide. -, 49,,
TERMS: Cash. suIlciept TO pay cost OF sale anu
s75. with interest from 18th OF April, 1893. ana
credit as 10 $500, payable at Two. three, ana loVr
years from ION OF April. 1888 Interest payaDl9
semi-annusly. Balance, # any. - may pe an
nOunced az sale. >. Mt"' iAail
cgxwx,Se a RosE Aur,ioueers jelS
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EORRENT, FORTHE SUMMER 81
Z MONTHS. A FtRNlsaED HOUSE ~
lthin la.f % mile of ,hula DepOf. Address
BOX 90 tlui4 Depot Va o. sl.
NOR RENT. "a
COS north Ninth, modern dwelling, 81 per
month.
ll- south First street. 81 per month.
$40 north -r.un street. $3.50 per ~ l0fh.
$50 vtst NarslaIi str.e o.. f-J per month.
INA Beverly -i-ref. { .l.lI per ml4tn.
900 south Pine street sih.G per msnfH
1l5aorta 4Heuty-3eYeutn .frert. f.l per month.
b. s.. tATLIN.
f. 1927 40. D. eleventh street
EOR RENT. 4 THREE STORYF~
] HOUSE, in very desirable neigh D0r- -
hood: igrn -hol or Hullru Lad. Address ID,
Post-Ori. s BOX SO. g. .e ii-ln'
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VHE SAVINGS BANK OF RICH
MOSD
CAPITAL. 10000,

is now ready for business In the building Of the
National Bank Of Virginia, conner Eleventh and
Main street.
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IS. 81. ~ au1 - Will slop a. al stations
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Trains So> "a and q sleeping-cars 'o
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Norfolk .s:2l A. n. kican0nt.. A.
Norfolk ..5s0 r. n. Richmond. - -
these trains also make ciose connec.io
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INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS.
SUNS OF 81 AND UPWARDS RECEIVED.
NEGOTIABLE PAPER DlsCOUNTEn
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WANtF
WANTED. TO EXCHANGE WOOD
w delivered on the Richmond, Frederick
burg and Potomac railroad for ono good MULE.
Address MULE, COS west Catherine street
WANTED. EMPLOYMENT BY 4
w young man who has had considerable OK
perience both as railroad cler6 Hul booh-kropei.
&C Sl7." care Dispa'ch ap 4o-4t
WANTED, TO SELL ONE
w THBESHER AND SEPARATOR cheap.
Apply to ]. H. FARRANp'
Montrosc Farm, opposite National cemetery.
je1slr Williamsburg road.
WANTED, A SITUATION AS
w NIGHT wATCHMAN OR FIREMAN for
7''''0N''' ''''''' j. F. SANDAyER.
ie1s-8t' Manchester a.
WTEPAYA GENTS SG5 TO 500 PER
w MONTH SALARY AND ALL EXPENSES.
To travel or for local work; state wn'ch pre-
ferrpd. also salary wanted. SLOAN a CO..
Manufacturers. 2gl George street, Cincinnati T.
le l>3t
WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL THE
w ONLY COMPLETE ILLUSTRATED his
TORY OF TIE JOHNsTOWN FLOOD. NOW
ready. THE RICHMOND PUBLISHING COM
PANY. Eleventh aud Bank CO.'S, hichmoad,
Va 30 IS IT,
WANTED, A GOOD TENANT FOB
w that BEAUTIFUL and CONNENIENiLl-
ARRANGED BBiCh DWELLING 40 ~'J] east
Franklin street, near Liboy-Hil PARA con. aln-
Ing seven rooms with halls not and cold water,
with aIl modern conveuience-. Airy aud pleasant
FRANKLIN SiEARNS, JE.,
70 1sTu. Th6Su3t Is south fifteenth street
WANTED. AN ENERGETIC.
w PUSHING GENTLEMAN o. DO special
work. Salary 90 start. Can from lO o. ~ A. u.
NJ. ". HEFLIS, ST. Charles Hotel, Room T. city.
ie1s-lt'
WANTED, A ROOM ~ WHICH
~ 70 STORE FURNITURE FOR TIE ,tA-
MER. Apply 20 j.. 200 east clay street Io 1915
WANTED, A WITH A FEW
w hundred dousrs to iake interest ~ aud
control business ia Richmond that viii ray
from 81 .O0D To sj.CI) per year proIt Id j.
". sANDERLIN, 10. e Market square. Nof folk,
Va, 10 ----.
WANTED, TO HIRE IMMEDIATE
w ~ A FIST-CLASS COOK AID LAJN-
DRESS. Apply, with reference, a. sl5 cast Clay
street. l' Io-'t
WANTED, AN EXPERT STENO-
w GRAPHER and TYPEWRITER Name
salary AID give references. Address bo1 .,L
Petersburg. Va. .s I.--.
WANTED, A REGISTERED DRUG
W CLERK. Reference required. Af1.e -,
care Of Box q. j. I,--l
WANTED. IMMEDIATELY, A
~ WET NURSE-white or co.Orel. Must oe
perfectly healthy and como well recommended.
Apply At so. l0i south lhrd street j. .l-la,
OUTER. BUTTER, BUTTER
ID WANTED. THE LADIES OF RICHMOND
20 know they can Buy FRESH BUTTER mn!e
daily and sold for PC per pound and .,c. yer
pound i'm half-pounl prints. NChMOND
CREAM, BUT. Err, AND MILK COMPANY, 40.
. west broad street le ~
WANTED, SEPTEMBER lsT,
w BOARD FOR gentleman, lady, and child
ninh years OF age. Board with tw0 connecting
rooms lfrout and back. with one fro Gnd lights.
Location must be- on rankin street above oIA'1.
Reference exchanged. Address fhOMfl fA1,
City P0stOiice. j. LIS
WANTED, SHORTHAND STU
w DENTS. over l0l nov 10 ATTENDANCE.
GOOD POSITIONS are secured for ALL GkADi-
ATE~. bennington typewriter used Only coli
legs OF stenography ia ihe city AM largest ~ mo
south. Established 1875. Very easy terms
made. Send for prospectus
MCGILFRA COLLEGE or ~rENOGEAfhH,
1873 east M0Iu street
nv 9G-Su, TuGTh&wtAul9
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WANTED, SHORTHAND STU
w DENTS over 1Ol nov 10 atteniance.
GOOD POSITIONS are secured for ALL 6hADl-
ATE~ bennington typewriter used Only COLI
egs OF stenography ia she city AM largest in mo
south. Established 1915. Very easy terms
made. Send for prospectus.
MCGILFRA COLLEGE or ~TENOGEAihY,
1913 east MnIu street
~, ne On IL, l,rl l-r-t At.LI
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WANTED, A SITUATION AS
w NIGHT WATCHMAN OR FIREMAN for
d. +. SANDAYER.
60 1egf. Nauche ter a.
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By Chewing a. Ro'r,
Real Estate Agents. Aucioueer-. and Brokers,
No. > north ielth street
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WANTED, TO SELL ON f
w THBESHER AND SEPARATOR cheap.
Apply to ]. IL FhRhANp'
Montroac Farm. opposite National cemetery.
te1Hlt. Williamsburg r0al.
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PORT TOWNSEND.
Disastrous Confiagration "A Steame
Hand Drowned.

Disastrous Confiagration "A Steamer
Hand Drowned.
PoRT TOWNSEND, October 14th.-A fire
two story frame building owned by j. J.
was used as coffee house, and the upper
story as lodging rooms and offices.
The fire started from grease flowing from
a pan of doughnuts on the stove and
caught in the paper on the wall. The fire.
men were soon aroused and got the fire
under control. A young man named Fred.
Muller, who was stopping in the attic, mar
rowly escaped death by jumping from the
window and caught the flag-pole, which
was about three feet from the corner of the
house, and slid down. Several other per-
sons were in the house at the time asleep,
but all managed to escape.
Judge G. Swan, one of the pioneers of
this city, had an Office in the upper story
and had large assortment of Indian
curios and a large library of valuable
books which were greatly damaged by
water. His loss is unknown. Loss of
building about 81 600. No insurance.
Yesterday at noon man named Harry
Nelson, employed on one of the steamers
here, left the wharf in a sail boat to catch a
row boat adrift in the bay. The wind was
blowing a gale from the north and the
empty boat was drifting fast out of sight.
When Nelson was last seen at 6 o'clock
last night he was off Marrow Stone Point,
trying to make the shore. Nothing has
been seen or heard of him since and it is
feared be is drowned. 1t is supposed he was
slightly intoxicated.
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WIN. GuTENBERGEE
DENTISTRY.
F. #. TEBBETs,

DENTIsT, 914 SIXTH STREET, g.
5 ~ between and j. west YYyS
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for $500 side. to take place October 18th
within fifty miles of Tacoma.
Run Over by a Train,

Run Over by Train.
WALLA WALLA, October 14th. = John
Frawley, yard-hand at Hunts Junction,
attempted to board a moving train, when
he slipped and fell beneath the cars. Five
of the wheels passed over him. He saw
the engine coming. and by superhuman
effort rolled of the track and thereby saved
his life. One foot was smashed, which
was amputated. He also received severe
wounds on the head, neck and breast.
Met With Kick.
SAN Francisco, October 14th.-At a
meeting of the Pioneers this evening res
olution was offered that the collection of
coins owned by the society, and now on
deposit in the Mint, be disposed of and the
proceeds used to purchase documents,
pictures and relics bearing on the early
history of California. This met with much
opposition and action was deferred until
next meeting.
Oil Schooner Aground.
VENTURA, October 14tb.-The schooner
Cesar Bruins drifted ashore this morning,
loaded with 10000 gallons of oil. The
anchor would not hold. The vessel
struck sandy bottom 500 yards west of the
wharf, and the waves are breaking over
her. She is losing oil rapidly and will be
total wreck if not taken off soon. The
vessel is owned by E. s. Babcock, Jr., of
San Diego.
Strike Ended.
PORTLAND (Or), October 14th. = The
plumbers strike, which has existed for the
past seventeen days, has ended. The
trouble was left to Judge E. D. Shattuck,
who to-day decided in favor of the Master
Plumbers. The striking plumbers will re-
sumo work in the morning.
Death of a Pioneer.
FRESNO, October 14th.-John w. Brooks,
q pioneer of 1S49. died at Oleander, Fresno
county. From 1850 to 1880 he was men,
Der of the weli-known San Francisco firm
of Gordon, Brooks & Root, on Battery street.
Merchandise Store Destroyed.
OLYMPIA (Wash), October 14th.-News
reached here this morning of the total
destruction by fire, Saturday night, of the
general merchandise store of Walter Nc
Bride at Kamilche. The loss is $4,000.
On Trial for Arson.
SAX BERNARDINo, October 14th-The
third trial of Ben. Tiley, charged with
arson, began to-day in the Superior Court.
In both the former trials the jury stood six
for conviction and six for acquittal.
John Reagan Ill.
SAN Francisco, October 14th.-John
Reagan, matched to fight Young Mitchell
at the California Athletic Club has been
stricken with malarial fever and the match
will probably be declared off.
Another Shake.
SUsANvILLE, October 14th.-At $50 last
night a slight earthquake was felt here.
The vibrations were east and wes. 1t was
the first for a number of weeks.
Mill Burned.
REDDING, October 14th-A report by tel
ephone says tbst J. c. Chambers mill on
Hatchet creek was burned yesterday.
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FROM BEHRING SEA.
The Revenue Cutter Rush Returns from
Tnno Crnisa

Long cruise.
SAN FRANCISCO. October 14th.-The reve-
nue. cutter Richard Rush arrived in port
late last night after long cruise in Behring
Sea. Captain Shepard and all on board are
well. To break up illegal sealing was the
chief object of the cruise. In all about
forty vessels were chased fifteen boarded,
and six seized. The vessels seized and sent
to Sitka were the Black Diamond, Minnie,
Pathfinder, Juanita, Lily and ]. G. Swan.
All but the Swan were British crafts. The
reports of great ill-feeling ct Victoria ia
consequence of the seizures are denied.
The Rush rescued Captain Hammill and
crew of the schooner Alpha, that was
wrecked at Yukatuck Bay. The entire
party was returned to Sitka. At last reports
the Thetis was in the ice near Point Bar
row, and the Bear, Captain Healy, which
relieved the Rush, has gone to the relief of
the Thetis.
SAN Francisco, October 14th-In an in
teryiew with an officer of the revenue cut
ter Richard Rush, he explained the action
of putting only one man on seized sealers
as prize crew by saying, I'VE followed
out the custom of former seasons. We re.
lied upon the officers of the British sealers
to keep their promise and enter an Ameri
can port. Last year when vessels were
seized there was no difficulty experienced
and the Captains put into Sitka as directed.
This year they saw fit to do otherwise"
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ELLENSBURG.
Flour Mill misunderstanding Works
to be Erected-Etc.

to be Erected-Etc.
ELLENsBURG (W. T), October 14th.-
This morning at IL o'clock Saunders -four
MILL a mile north of this city, caught
on fire from a spark of an engine which is
being used temporarily to run the mill
The mill and entire contents were de-
siroyed, causing loss of $4,000. Insur-
ance, $l2 000 mostly reinsurance by the
North Western of Portland. A large resi-.
dence across the street from the mill was
saved with difficulty.
The City Marshal thinks the evidence
against Duncan for attempting to set fire to
Ames & Decorthy's planning mill last night
is sufficient to convict him. Duncan is de-
mented with liquor.
Some railroad employees of the Northern
Pacific discovered the remains of man
along the track this morning. No one was
| able to identify him.
Great interest is being taken in the new
| iron furnace and rolling mills to be built
| in Ellensburg.
A big iron ledge was discovered four
miles south Of this city, and the fact of
| superior coking coal existing in large guam
titles a short distance north of the city
gives the matter an increased importance.
| This will be the first large iron furnace in
Washington.
Parties are here to day arranging for the
establishment of a large beef packing house
with capital of $4,000.
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FIVE DWELLINGS BURNED.
All Owned and Occupied by Poor Work
ing People,

SAN FRANCISCO, October 14th.-Early this
morning fire started in the house of P
Bridley at the corner of Cheeseboro and
CORTLAND Avenue, Bernal Heights, and
FIVE small one-story frame buildings
owned and occupied by working people
were burned 10 the ground, together with
some barns and sheds When the fire de.
partment reached the scene all hope of say.
ing the buildings was gone, as the flames
bad gained too much Roadway and were
famed by strong wind. The following
are the losers: p. Bridley, house; T.
Moinshan, house and barn; Mrs. NJ
0'Brien, house and barn John Mcdonald
house, two barns and she'd Mrs. Conlev,
two barns and part of house; Peter Buck
ley, house and barn.
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ELoPED WITH HIS MOTHER.
Antoine Piver, a Young Portuguese, Ru
Away With His Eather,s Wife

OAKLAND, October 14th.-The Portuguese
population of East Oakland is agitated at
the somewhat sensational alleged elope-
ment OF Antoine Piver, a young man %
years of age, son of Manuel Piver, with his
eighteen year-old stepmother. The Young
man and his father had some disagreement
and the stepmother's sympathies went
with the son, and subsequently they dis
appeared, taking about $3.50 belonging to
Piver senior.
The old gentleman says that for some
time he has been suspicious that Antone's
feelings for his stepmother were somewhat
stronger than fiiial affection. The deserted
husband is twenty eight years his wifes
senior, and they have been married about
two years.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Chicago police reporters wear star
with the name of their paper on it. Often
they arrest big criminals by showing their
stars, and get big news from them. One
put on the clothes of murdered girl and
scared the wits out of prisoner suspected
of having killed her. Another, to get
points, got an communicated priest to
hear the confession of prisoner.
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BISHOP FOWLER.
He Reiterates His Favorable Opinion OF
the Heather Chinee

SAN Francisco, October 14th. - The
Methodists of this city and vicinity ten
dered reception to Bishop Fowler this
evening in the Howard street Methodist
Episcopal church. A large number were
present. The address of welcome was de-
livered by Captain Charles Goodall. Bishop
Fowler replied and spoke for one hour. He
dwelt upon his residence in China and
Japan. and said there was little heathenism
in China. The Chinese nation is an intelli.
gent one aud is turning 10 Christianity
We have" he said, 'the right 10 exclude
Chinese If we want TO, but the Government
having given It's paper that they might re.
urn, it is dastardly 10 go back on it now"
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The Cure of Deafness and Catarrh
SpeCialty,

DRS. DARRIN & QUINLAN can be consulted
free at 6l11& J street, between Sixth and
Seventh, Sacramento, Cal, where they have
established a permanent Office. Office hours,
from 10 to 4 o'clock daily evenings, to 8;
Sundays, 10 to u. All durable chronic diseases,
loss of manhood, blood taints, syphilis gleet,
gonorrhea. structure, spermatorrhes, seminal
weakness, or loss of desire of sexual power in
man or woman, catarrh, and deafness are con-
fidentially and successfully tre&ted. Cures of
private diseases guaranteed and never pub
lished in the papers. Circulars sent free. Most
cases can receive home treatment after visit
to the doctors Office. The needy poor treated
free from to 10 A. NJ daily So
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-15

THE record of cures accomplished by
Hoods Sarsaparilla can never be COM
pletely written. The peculiar curative
powers of Hoods Sarsaparilla are success
full when everything else has failed. Ii
your blood is impure, your digestion out OF
order, try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-15
EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.

New YORK. October 18th.
WHEAT-S6c for cash, S51sc for October,
S5i4c for November, $500 for December, size
for January and 9l5s for May.
CHICAGO, October 14th.
WIlEAT-s014 &c for cash, Sol &c for october, SD
for December and S5Isc for May
OATs-ls54c for october and 1875 for No
yember.
CoRN-So7sc for October, and sl@Sl1sc for
November.
PoRK-slO so for October, 50 40 for November
and SO 321S for January.
LARD-s6 10 for October and IS 92d for
November.
SHORT RIBs-s5 Is for October and 81 IS for
November.
LIVERPOOL, October 18th.
WHEAT-Dull. California spot lots, rs ID
to rs sd; off coast, Sos Cd; just shipped SOS 3D.
nearly due, Sos Cd; cargoes Off coast, strong
on passage, quiet; French country markets,
firm.
TAKE Simmons Liver Regulator after
your dinner, 1t prevents dyspepsia and
indigestion.