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HOLDING THEM DOWN.
STOCKTON PUTS ANOTHER CHECK ON
THE LEAGUE LEADERS.
An Interesting Game in Which the
Slough City Team Materially Aids
the Rear Rank.

SAN FRAEcIsco, July 1Sth.-The Stock
tons had to-day's game won from the start,
and when victory for them was almost a
dead certainty, came near losing the game
IN the ninth. In the first place Whitehead
made careless stop, and then Fudger
helped to fill the bases by giving bases on
balls. A single followed, and run was
scored.
The San Franchises needed two to tie,
and three men were on cushions. Stick
ney's wild throw TO first let them all in but
Powers, who got in the way of the ball as
it was tielded, and the umpire would not
allow the last run to score, and the inning
ended with the score tie.
In the tenth Ebright hit for single,
Whitehead took first on balls, and Buck
ley's home-run hit sent them home. Fol-
lowing is the score:
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Before Simon Cameron was 20 years old,
and when working as printer, he let
slip big knife with which he was cutting
paper and severed an artery in his groin.
Had he not known enough to apply pres
sure at the right spot he would have died
from loss of blood before doctor could get
to him. Forty years ago, in Baltimore, he
was caught between moving train and a
wall and so dangerously bruised that he
was laid up for weeks. Despite these mis-
haps, he lived to celebrate his ninetieth
birthday on the 9Th of last March.
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Headache and pvsn.n.,.

William E. Rockwell, No. 5l2 West
Fifty-seventh street, New York, writes
have been martyr TO bilious head.
ache and dyspepsia. Any indiscretion in
diet. over-fatigue or cold brings on fit of
indigestion, to be followed by headache
lasting two or three days at time. l
think must have tried over twenty differ
ent remedies, which we're recommended as
certain cures by loving friends, but it was
no use. Like the Irishman, got no bet
ter very fast. At last l thought l would
take simple course of purgation with
Brandreth's Pills. For the first week
took two pills every night, then one pill for
thirty nights. In that time gained three
pounds in weight and never have had an
ache or pain since"
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pany, of whom they demanded money
enough with which to buy drinks.
GRASS VALLEY.


[Grass Valley Union. July 17th.l
County Surveyor Uren has gone 10 ANA
dor county to make a survey of the Key
stone quartz mine. of which NJ. L. Elliott
is now Superintendent.
The Temple of Honor, being a temper
ance organization for boys from IA to Is
years of age, organized on Monday even
ing and elected officers.
Michael McDonough, pioneer of Grass
Valley, died on Monday night
1t has been rumored for some days that
the original athdavits of the Boston Ravine
voters stating as to how they voted on the
Office of Sheriff had been missing from the
Office of the District Attorney, where they
had been placed. The disappearance of
these papers justiies the inference that
they were taken for the purpose of remov-
ing evidence that went to support the title
OF George W. Dunster to the office of Sheriff.
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Earned runs-San Francisco, .; Stockton Q
Home r. n-Buckley. Three-base hits-Selna
SWEET Stolen bases-shea, Donahue StockweIl
Powers, SWEET, Howard, Whitehead C2), Buckley
First base on errors-San Francisco. 9; Stockton
3. First base on called balls-San Francisco, s.
Stockton, Left on bases-San Francisco, 10
pitcher - Levy, Stockwen. Double play.
Sweeney (unassisted) Passed balls-Swett, q
Ebright. l. Wild pitch-Barry, !. Time of game
Two hours. Umpire-Sheridan. Scorer-Sta-
pleton.
*No one was out when winning runs were
made
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MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE.
Changing the Officers About Watching
for Yellow Eeyer

Changing the Officers Acknowledging
for Yellow Fever.
WASHINGTON, July 1Sth.-The following
changes in the Assistant Surgeons. Marine
Hospital service, are ordered by the Sur
geon-Genersl: Baughan, from Boston to
Norfolk; Wertenbaker, from Norfolk to
Galveston; Pettus, from Galveston to Bos-
ton.
The Surgeon-General has received no
official information relative to yellow fever
at Colon beyond the dispatch received by
the State Department from the Consul
there.
D. r. Combe, from Brownsville, Tex,
has been detailed to make a thorough in
vestigation in Mexico as to yellow fever
there and report by telegraph 10 the Sur
geon- General.
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A famous naval dog is attached to the
United States ship Adams. He belongs
to no one in particular, but to the ship in
general. He has seen service in all quar-
tiers of the globe. On one occasion, when
the vessel was out of commission for
months and repairing in the dry-dock, he
tetook himself to the receiying-ship, hard
bv, but promptly reported for duty when
the Adams was again ready for service.
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ANYBODY's VICTORY.
The Race for the Pennant-SacrameT
Should Win To-Morrov

The Race for the Pennant-Sacrament
Should Win To-Morrow.
Tomorrow afternoon, commencing at 8
O'Clock, the contest between the Sacra.
mento and San Francisco ball teams will
begin. The San Franciscos are slowly but
surely falling from their high estate, and
it behooves Sacramento to win tomorrow,
in order to still further decrease the lead of
the bay nine. None of the clubs have at
present any license to win the pennant.
and Sacramento can Just as well make a
move for it as either of the other three
mines. Only one train will leave the depot
tomorrow afternoon for the grounds, and
that will be at 2:45 o'clock. Following is
a mai e.nn of the mines.
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The RECORD. UNION, SUNDAY UNION and
WEEKLY UNION are the only papers OF, the
Coast. outside Of San Francisco, that receive
the full Associated Press dispatches from, all
parts of the ,oorld. Outside Of San Francisco,
they have no competitors either in influence
home asd general circulation throughout the
State.
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SHIFTING THEM AROUND.

Important Changes to be Made by the
War Department.
WASHINGTON, July 1S.h.-It is expected
that important orders will be issued from
the War Department in a few days, assign
ing the officers of the Adjutant- Generals
Department to new fields of duty.
1t is probable that Colonel Sheridan will
relieve Colonel Brock at Omaha, the latter
coming to Washington.
Major Barber, who is now at Vancouver,
will relieve Colonel Wood at st. Paul, ana
the latter will go to San Francisco.
Major Ward, now at Washington, will
take Major BARRIERS place at Vancouver.
Major Macarthur, recently appointed has
reported for duty here.
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COMING WEST.

Chairman of the Interstate Commission
on an Extended Tour.
WASHINGTON, July 1Sth.-Judge Cooley,
Chairman of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, is on his way to the Pacific coast
on business connected with the Commits
sion. He has gone via the Northern Pacific
Railroad, and expects to reach Spokane
Falls, w. T., on the oath inst, and Port
land, Or, one week later. Thence he will
proceed southwark as far as Los Angeles.
Cal, and continue his Investigations He
will be gone until fall.
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THROAT diseases commence with a cold.
cough or over-fstiguing the voice. These
symptoms (which If neels cted oiten results
in q chronic trouble Of the throsD are al
lsyed by the use of Browns Bronchial
Troches.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department Two-van Fleet, Juds


THURSDAY, July Is. 1889.
Meyers VS.. JGhnsoD-Continued till the 24th.
Estate Of Andrew Valleau, deceaS= d-Ordered
that administrative be cited to appear and
show cause why she had failed to obey the
order of the Court requiring her to render an
accounting.
Guardianship of w ?. Peterson, Jr-Ietters
to ". +. Pete son, on filing a bond in the sum
of s. f100
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Hoops Sarsaparilla, the most popular
and successful blood purifier before the
public, is prepared only by C. l. Hood &
Co. Appreciates, Lowell, Mass, and Is
sold by all Druggists.
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But He'll Come Back.
Too Tough for Him.
NOTES FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs.
Interesting Items CuIIed From the Col
unns of Suburban Exchanges.
MARYsvILLE.
lEvening Democrat, July 18th. ]

Evening Democrat, July 18th.
George Cummins is here from Sacramento
visiting old friends.
A Young boy named Nance met with
painful accident last evening, He was
standing near some men who were trim
ming brush, when the Ratchet which one
of tho men was using glanced and cut the
right foot of the boy clean through the bone
of one of his toes. DIR. Danforth was at
once sent for, and he dressed the wound
and may be able to save the toe.
The tables were completely turned last
night ON the hobo gang who have camped
in the vicinity of the winery, and who
make night hideous for those who reside
close by. The gang yesterday evening
were waiting for victim on the railroad,
which faces Front and Second streets, but
were too booty to manage their business
well. They became so boisterous that
lady who resides close by ran for protection
to the police Office. Marshal Maben soon
bad the entire police force under control.
and those five custodisns of the law started
ont to do battle with the hobos. The Mar
shsl divided his force into two squads, bat
when they met near the railroad bridge the
" buns had taken TO their heels and were
nowhere TO be seen. The brush was
searched in vain, and the officers were
obliged to return to the city. They were
not long in locating them, and in less than
half an hour seven of the ga g, including
the boss, Andy White. were under lock and
key.
IMarysville Appeal, July ID
a force OF meo commenced work on the
uncovered portion of the Feather river
bridge yeste day. In order TO have the
new flooring laid without impeding travel
too much, larger number Of men should
be nut on the work
Yesterday afternoon Jim Kelly and Chris
Foley, two men whose looks stamp them as
members of the herd of tramps and petty
thieves now in this city. were arrested. They
were in Chinatown and sccosted two men
who are in the employ of the railroad c9m-
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CLEAR YOUR FACE.

@A 1t is now known that PIN.
EATs1 ply skin is not the result of
lA3s|S q blood disease but is caused by
SS impaired digestion, for which
IN * they now give vegetable cor
\@~ receives instead OF minerals.
Two short testimonials are Civ
en- to contrast the action of the potash sarsa-
parillas and joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
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 was TO cause pimples to appear on
her face. Upon taking joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parilla the first effect was the disappearance
OF the pimples and she was subsequently re-
lieved of the indigestion and dyspepsia.
Robert Stewart also writes ~
from Petaluma, Cal, that be- W.
ing troubled with boils he ,,W
found that one OF the leading
sarsaparillas actually increased sNysA
the eruptions, which respond fssEFHA
ed at once to joys Vegetable IFT
sarsaparilla and disappeared Immediately
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To Instruct the Australians,

WASHINGTON, July 1Sth.-Secretary Rusk
has decided 10 recommend the appoint
ment of Professor Sheldon, of Kansas, to
the Government of Queensland, Australia,
as instructor in agriculture there. In De-
cember, 1887, the Chief Secretary of Queens
land wrote TO Commissioner of Agriculture
Coleman. asking him to recommend some
person for that place, 10 whom the Govern
ment of Queensland would pay So 900 per
annum for his services. Not receiving any
response the Secretary again wrote, and in
creased the offer of salary TO So, $50 per an
mum. Nothing was done in the matter
until to-day when Rush took the above
action.
Movements of the President
WASHINGTON, July lSth.-The President
spent to-day in consultation with various
members of the Cabinet relative 10 ap-
pointments and other business, and is pre-
pairing to leave for Deer Park again Sun
day. There was no meeting of the Cabinet
to-day.
But He'll Come Back.
WASHINGTON, July lSth.-Sir Julian
PauDcefote, British Minister 10 the United
States, sails from New York on the Etruria
for England. He will return to Washing
ton in October, bringing his family with
him.
Too Tough for Him.
WASHINGTON, July 1Sth.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has decided TO ask the At,
torney-General for an opinion as to the
right of Chinese to pass in transit through
United States territory.
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REAL ESTATE, ETC.
Farms for Sale
EDWIN K. ALSIP & co
Real Estate & Insurance Agents,
1915 FOURTH ST., SACRAMENTO, CAL.
Catalogues Issued Monthly.
Send for One.
HOUSES RENTED. MONEY TOlOAN-
HOUSES RENTED. MONEY TO LOAN.

80 SD0-A BARGAIN; $50 CASH, BALANCE
YHiV'V on time. A hve-acre lot on Louisiana
Tract; has a dwelling containing four rooms,
stable, chicken house, fruit trees grape vines
biackOerrleS, etc, Only ten minutes walk from
terminus of Central Street Railway in South
Sacramento
ss- Exchange for Sacramento city property.
a 400-FoRTY ACRFs NO. LAND, ONE
VA'0SS and half miles from LoomiS al
fenced and partly cleared No. SO,
81 Dn0-l6O ACRES NO. FRUIT LAND. ONE
VoiVVV mile frorl New ENGLAND Mills Would
make most desirable health resort. No S46IS.
60 nm - FORTY ACRES FINEST FRUIT
VS'VVV Land, two miles from oOnis or Pen
ryn; all fenced; fifteen acres cleared. No. AL
4 am ACRES NO. / FRUIT, GEAIN, OR
iilVV Grazing Land. located only four miles
from Railroad Station in FL Dorado County:
well watered and SOM fine timber Connected
with land there is 50 acres school Land neAy
Silver Lakes, N same county. prCe per acre,
So 30: good house OF six rooms two large barns
This place is for sale or exchange for good.
rentable property-Sau Francisco. oakland or
Sacramento. No. ass.
90 9nn-EIGHTY ACRES A NO. LAND
VVidVV either for fruit or vcgets blCs. All
fenced; small house, barn, and Otner out build
ingS. Main Auburn road runs through corner
No. 4lS.
~ ACRES, HALF MILE FROM RAILROAD
~ Station at Loomis, has been suhdivided in
ten-acre tracts az SO per acre. All fronts on
main road. No. 4Oj.
6A6 ACRES NO. LAND, TWO AND A HALF
WV miles from Folsom, in Placer County
Lays fine for Subdividing. Main water ditch
runs through land. No. 422.
EDWIN K, ALSIP g. CO.
1rFN
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EDWIN K, ALSIP g. CO.
2ptt
CITY REAL ESTATE,

So. 2OO-Lot S0xlS5, northwest corner J and
Twenty-third streets. Has a dwelling facing
on Twenty-third street. and room for three
more. The Central Street Railway will Ioon
be extended past this property, making it
very desirable for renting.
S 3,OOO-Two-story dwelling. No 1921 Nine
teenth street. between y and z. Lot 4OxSO.
very pretty yard
So ,OOO-LOt S0xS0, northeast corner Nine
teenth and ?, adjoining the above, with stable.
These two pieces can be bought together for
$1,000.
$50, OOO-Business property on street
Size, S6XllO on a corner. Part payment can
be made In land, river bottom preferred.
LOTS.
81, oOO-Soxl6O, northeast corner Nineteenth
and streets.
$9OO-SoXl6O, north side street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth.
S. 5O-160xl6O, northwest corner ] and
1wenty.tifth streets.
ST., 2OO-S0xl60, north side street between
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth.
So, OOO-S0xl6O, southwest corner Twenty
five and streets.
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WASHINGTON CULLINGS.
Uncle Sam Turning Out Some Valuable
Literature.
SHIFTING ARMY OFFICERS ABOUT.
Progress of the Arid Land Survey
on the Pacific Coast-Marine
Hospital Service.
GOVERNMENT BOOKS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE HEoonD-us1os.l
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MINNEAPOLIS DRY GOODS CO.
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res @srt I'M Munoe bes 2~eibenben, ber
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felt Der @iilfe betero nsrtpeilte. Oisies
8eiipiel bes Germ Fat Der Stride 8ess
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grl5iuns nno ees auferftetuussfefes
Den Gerifsn cine 40:dsige Saftea5sii
porpidreibcn. Sic fubrt unS IN bisie
snabenreide 2eit Elm NIT Der srsreiiens
Der Gsremonis am aidermutpO9, ru
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07
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6at, tuie cine idpere 9aft, MIDI
ORne nnterlaB seplaat.