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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
Letter from Director Powell to Secretary
Noble.


Noble.
WASHINGTON, August 5th.-The follow
ing letter from Director Powell, of the
Geological Survey, to Secretary Notle, ex-
plains itself:
l have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of the letter of Senator Hearst. to-
gether with document relating to the Sc
lection of Clear Lake. Lake county. Cal.
as the reservoir site referred to by the Sec
retary of the Interior to the Director of the
Geological Survey, and submit the follow
ing reply.
From the newspaper extracts accompany
ing the letter il is evident the people living
about the lake misunderstood the effect of
the order and purpose Of the reservoir.
This is not contemplated 10 any manner
to interfere with vested rights. It will be
seen by examining the plan originally SUBJ
mitted 10 the Land Office by the Director
of the Geological Survey, that all the valua-
BILE agricultural lands adjacent to the lake
and within two mile limit are already in
possession of individual settlers by per-
fected or inchoate titles, and such titles
are in no way affected by the order.
The purpose is to secure the site of the
lake as it now exists as a natural reservoir
and to prevent ii from being DESTROY ed for
this purpose, and further, to prevent Hooded
lands around the lake and its arms and
tributaries from being filed upon in order
to sell ACCOMPLISHMENTS and rights to the
public hereafter when the lake is needed
Tor G natural reservoir.
The general reservation affected by the
order is but temporary, and holds until
speeisl tracts can be selected and specified
IN the land Office and this will be done at
az early date Proper officers of the sur
yey have been already directed 10 perform
"A bat
people settled il that region properly IN
derstand the nature Of the orders and the
purpose in view they win heartily CO. opsr-
ate with the general government in secnr-
ing the desired end, which is to make the
lake site public properly.
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She Makes Fun Confession of Her
Fearful Wrong to Her Husband

She Makes "a Fun Confession of Her
Fearful Wrong to Her Husband
LIVERPOOL, August 5;h-At the trial of
Mrs, Maybrick for the murder OF her hus-
band to-day, daring the examination Of
witnesses for the defense, Dr. Macnamars.
ex-President of the Irish College of Sur-
gecns, testified that in Ms opinion Mr..
Maybrlck's death was due To gastro-enter
itis ana not TO arsenic. DIR. Paul, of Liver
pool, toNcoloslcsI examiner in Victoria
University, declared that il would take
months to eliminate arsenic from the svs-
tenn II 1t were taken over twice. He also
thought the symptom in the case of Mr.
Maybrick sccorded with those OF easfro-
enterits. A chemist testified that ladies'
often purchased fly papers for use AS cos
metics. hair-dresser said that arsenic
was frequently used by ladies to improve
the complexion.
Mr.. Poole, ex-MavOr of LIVERPOOL tssti-
fed that in March last Mr.. MAVERICK had
told him that he took poisonous medicines
habitually.
This concluded the evidence, and Mrs.
Maybrick then read her statement. In 'his
she explained the presence of the Hy-
papers IN the house by saying that she had
bought them for use as a cosmetic In
former years she had used a cosmetic pre-
scrihed by DR.. Gdggs, OF Brooklyn, which
COHtdlbtu hIseNlC, Ehe had the prpSCrfp-
ton, and wishing to make substitute had
soaked the tiy-paper in elder flower water
and lavender water, and had covered The
vessel holding the mixture with plste
and towel to exclude the air. Continuing
Mrs. Maybrick said:
"On the night of May 9,h, after The
nurse in attendance upon my husband h.d
given him some meat-juice, Iwent and sat
by his bed. He complained Of being yery
sick and depressed, aud implored me to
give him powder. Earlier in the tisv he
bad made similar request, and had de-
clinei to administer the powder But hat
evening | was overwrought, terrible az xi-
Gus and miserahly unhappy His distress
unnerved me, and as she had said this
powder was haEml, IS and csuid be pu in
his food, | consented and mixed it in me
meatjuice which | gave 10 him. AHer
taking 1t the deceased fell asleep, and ap-
peared better on awakeuing | was not
anxious TO administer the powder After
wards | placed the bottle containing the
meatjuiee on the washstand, where il re-
mained until Michael MAVERICK, nv
hrother-in-law, took possession OF it. The
day before my husband died | made full
confession to him of the fearful wrong /
had done him, and received his forgive
ness'
This statement caused sensation in the
Court room.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
! Good Work Done on Eastern Diamond
| Eields-Great Pitching.

Good Work Done on Eastern Diamond
Fields-Great Pitching.
INDIANAPOLIS. August 5th.-The inability
| to solve young Daly's delivery caused the
Hoosiers' Geteat in the opening game with
the Bostons. Score:
Indianapolis. 0 0 o 0 l-2
Boston.......... 0 l *1
Base hits-Indianapolis 5; Boston, To- Err
Tors-Indi9napolis. ?; Boston, .. Batteries
indianapolis, Boyle and Buckley; Boston, Daly
| and Ganzeli. Umpire-Curry.
CLEVELAND, August 5:h.-O'Brien pitched
in his old form day, holding the SEN
stors down TO three hits. He was given
splendid support By the home team, who
hatted Ferson opportunely. Sullivan re-
lieyed FeIson in the sixth.
Cleveland................ Q 0 0 o--5
Washlrgton.............. 0 l o.
Base hits-Cleveland, s; Washington, g. Fr.
Cleveland, OBrien and thinner; Washington,
Ferson, Sullivan end DAILY. Umpire-Lynch.
PIrTsBURG. August 5;h.-Gleason pitched
magnificent game to day, Miller's hit
over the left field fence preventing a shut
out. Morris was very effective with the
men on bases until the twelfth inning,
when he was hit for double and single
Score:
Pittsburg rg.,-:.................0 0 0 0001 o
P4A1"- -v-''--'-'.-''0 y y y y y v l.
Base hits-Fittsburg, 6; Philadelphia, 10. En-
rors-Piltsburg, /; Philadelphia, 2. Batteries
Pi tsburg, Morris and Carroll; Philadelphia,
Gleason and Clements. Umpires-Gslvin and
Sanders.
CHICAGO, August 5th.--The Chicago team
played an uphill game to,day, and the best
they could do was TO tie the score in the
seventh. Tiernan's homerun in the eighth,
also putting Gore home, won the game.
Score:
Chicago. o................ 0 2 1 8 l OF
New York 0 2 4 0 0 0 2 0-S
Base hits-Chicago. IL; New York, H. Errors
= hicago, 6; New York. 1. Batteries-Chicago,
Gumbert and Darling; New York, o Day, Keefe
and Ewing. Umpire-Powers.
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OFF FOR BAR HARBoR.
President Harrisnn VIII Take SIior
Vacation in Maine.


WAsHIseToN, August 5Jn.-The Presi-
dent will start on his Bar Har6or trip at
$40 tomorrow morning. From Wash
ington TO New York he will travel in a
special car attached to the regular Penn
sylvania sRailrosd train, in compspy with
Proctor and Window and Private Secre-
tary Haifori. At New York the Fall River
boat for Boston will be taken tomorrow
afternoon, bringing the distinguished party
into Boston the next morning. On Thurs
day morning the President and Halford
will leave by rail for Bar Harbor escorted
by Walter Blaine. Window and Proctor
win remain in Boston 10 transact some
public business
They will return to Washington in
three or four days. Tracy will go to
Brooklyn tomorrow and the Attorney
General TO Indianapolis. This will leave
but two members of the Cabinet, Noble
aud Rusk. in the city, as Blaine and Wan
amaker are away.
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And in accordance with law ana an order OF
The Board of Directors made on the 9th day OF
June 1882 so many shares of each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary viii be sold at
Room No 81 No SO Sansome street, san Fran
oiSco California. on Tuesdsy, The 18th dey
az august, 1889, at u O'Clock NJ. OF said day,
IN nav said delinquent assessment thereon,
toget her with costs of advertising aud expenses
OF the sale. .,,r,, e.-.
oPFicE-Room p, 800 Sansome street, San
Francisco Caiifo mia. jyls.24, ,26tosul3
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

NAToMA WATER AND MINING COMPANY
IN Location of principal place of business
san Francisco California. Location of WORKS,
Natoma, Sacramento county. California
NoIICE.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
the several amounts set opposite the names of
fhe resnnctiYe shareholders as follows
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wanon,ake,ss Renlr.

WAsHINGToN, August 5th.-Postmsster-
General WanamaksT has replieG st length
to the President Of The Western Uniou Tel
egraph Company. He handles Mr. Green
without gloves, and says Uncle Sam must
not and shall net be discEimina,ed agsinst.
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Money for spokane Fails.

HELENA, August 5fh.-At mass meet
ing of citizens held tonight thousand
dollars was subscribed for the relief OF
Spokane Falls Fifteen tons of blankets,
clothing and provisions will leave here for
there to-nlnrrOw
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SUMNER RESORTS.
CAMP TAYLOR.
ALLEN SPRINGS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF
IN JAMES L. ENGLISH, deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned, Executrix OF
the estate Of JAMES l.. ENGLISH, deceased. to
the creditors of aud ell persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within ten months
after the first publication o. this notice to the
said executrix, at her residence Il07 street.
in the city OF Sacramento, in the county OF
Sacramento, ELIZA NJ. HARTLEY,
Exccutrix of the last will and testament of
JAMES L. ENGLISH, deceased
Dated at Sacramento, July D. 1888
iy2SStTu II. O. BEATTY Attorney
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sSundSy excepted. tsundsy only. s&ondsy
excepted. A.-Sor morning. P.-FoT sfteT-
a. n. gowNE, General Manager.
T. n. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. tt
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T OST OR sT0LEN-A SCOTCH TERRIER
II about six months old, brownish hair; slim
body, long legs; answers to name of spot"
liberal reward will be paid for his return to the
Ale Vaults, corner of J and Third sts. au5tf
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THE bile is removed, the head cleared,
and digestion restored by Simmons Liver
Regulator.
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NEW TO-DAY.

advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost
Found, For Sale, To Let and similar notices under
this head are inserted for cents per line the rst
time and cents per line each Subsequent time AR
notices Of this character ioM be found under Gis
heading
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WTANTED = BUSINESS MAN FOR THE
w grandest health resort in America, where
climate cures consumption, catarrh, rheuma-
tlsm $500 first year letters answered if self
addressed stamped enyelop is incl0sed Box
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
IN PEIER ERAuw, deceased Notice Is here.
by given by the undersigned Executors of the
estate OF PETER ERAUW, deceased, to the cred
itors of, and all persons having claims against
said deceased, to exhibit them, with the nee
essary atiidaviis or vouchers within ten months
after the first publication of this notice, at the
law Office of Frank d. Ryan, No. 50i j street.
Sacramento, Cal.
MARY J. ERAUw AND
S. ERNEST ERAUw.
Sacramento, July Is, 1889 Executors.
FRANK ID. RYAN, Attorney for Executors,
jyI6-5tTu
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EMPEROR WILLIAM.

Display.
PORTSMOUTH (Eng) August 5th-The
review Of the fleet took place at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. The weather was clear and
high wind was blowing. As the Emperor
approached the fleet in The yacht Hohen-
soliern the German standard was displayed
at the main of each ironclad.
A salute was fred by the combined feet
and the yards were manned.
The review wss o brilliant success. Upsn
its conclusion Emperor William received
the Admiral commanding the British fleet
on board the Imperial yacht Hohenzollern
and congratulated him.
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FOR s4LE-T0 LET.

ITO LET-COTTAGE NO. 1913 N STREET.
l. four rooms, pantry, and closets Nice
garden and lot sTRoBKL, Agent. auS.St
ITO LET-NINE ROOMS, BATH, HOT AND
j cold water. Carpets, shades, stove and
kitchen ware for sale. FRIEND & TERRY
IUMBER CO., 1910 Second street. auS-tf
EoR SALE-FlFTY CORDS OF DRY, FOUR
l. foot cottonwood, at JAMES HOLLANDS,
Twelfth street, near American river bridge
Delivered TO any part OF the city ct S5 per cord
Can order by postal card. P. o. Box 34j.jy22- Inns
ITO RENT-ONE TENEMENT OF THREE
l. rooms, also one suite of two large unfur-
nished; rooms, both suitable for housekeeping
for man and wife; also one large unfurnished
room, and three furnished rooms with or with
out boardl. Apply to d. GARDNER, woodward,
Fourth and ! streets mT7-tf
Ls0R SALE-A NEW UPRIGHT MATHUsHEK
L Piano; cost l;oJo; will be sold at a bargain.
Inquire at this Office. fe2S-tf
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WANqED-LOsT, -FOUHn.

WANTED-A SALESMAN FOR DOMESTIC
W department Apply to WEINSTUCK, LU-
BIN d Co. aus ct
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Oeafh 70 the Par.aites-

Which hide between the gums and teeth, and
eat into them to their destruction. SOZOD DNT
is master of the SitGa,ion. Whoever uses 1t reg
ularly after every meal, and clesnses his teeth
and mouth, viii soon be rid of the parasites
Zer. La T&rs' SeIninaI Pills Cure ali cases
OF Seminal Weakness, Loss of Vigor Impotency
and all ailments caused by excess, indiscretion,
and abuse. 4 perfect restorative. Price, Sc so.
Sent by mail on receipt of price, or by express
Q. o. d, Address all orders to A. McBOYEE q
CO., Druggists, San Francisco; P. o. Box, 1859.
my66m
The best place h csSzee 70 have yor- printing done
A. }. Johnston Z S5es 80 s., Sacramento, Cal
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LONDON, August 5th.-The Times holds
there is not . particle of justification for
the high. handed seizure of the Canadian
sealer Black Diamond. II says: No statute
of Congress can find an English citizen be-
yond the territorial waters of America
without the consent of England The
seizure is contrary to international Law and
comfy.
In conclusion it says: "The nations
good sense and the love of justice of the
American people can be relied upon to
assist in the settlement of question that
ought never to have been raised"
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ITO RENT-HOUSE CENTRALLY LOCATED,
l containing six rooms, hard finished Apply
at 1211 Fourth street.
aul-tf r MANNnNI
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WTANTED-WooD CHoPP GRs, LoGaERS,
w blacksmith, mixers, cooks, walters, men
for orchards, vineyards and general farm work,
eight women for general housework and nurse
girl. None but sober, stesdy people need apply
At EMPLOYMENT OSFlCE, Fourth and K
streets, Sacramento.
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Haytian Affairs.

New YoRK, August 5th.-'Ths Havtian
Consulate gives out the following The
Haytien Consulsts-General is in receipt of
news under date Of July 2Sth from Port
au-PriDce, per steamer Athos. that the
rebel chiefs Hippolyte and Jean Jumbau,
with their combined forces. had made a
concerted attack on Port-au-Prince. which
resulted in general roUt of the attacking
forces whicn at last reports were retreaung
toward ST. Mary.
The Congo Country.
BRUSSELS, August 5th = Lieutenant
Dhemis has just returned after a scjourn of
three years Ii the Upper Congo country.
He reports Inc commerce as growing
rapidly in that region, and the trading sta
tions as prosperous. He says nineteen
steamers ply on the river.
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RACING EVENTS.

Complete List of Events as Accepted by
the Board.
Following is list of the entries for the
races as accepted by the Board:
First DaY-ThursdaY, Sentemher 9th
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No. l5.-The Prize Stake-For all ages; of 500
each, h f., or only S25 if declared on or before
September lst; with $50 added; 500 to second:
$50 to third Three-year olds that have starte
and not won allowed seven pounds; four-year-
olds and over, ten pounds. One mile and a
quarter.
Palo Alto Stock Farm, b. c. Peel, by Monday;
dam. Precious by Lever.
Palo Alto Stock Farm br C. Brutus by Mac
gregor; dam. imp, Teardrcp by Scottish Chief
Pslo Alto Stock Farm, b. f. Faustine by Flood;
dam, imp. Flirt by The Hermit
Kelly Il samuels, b. b. Ed. McGinniss, by
Gripstead; dam, Jennie 6. by Wheatly.
Kelly Il Samuels, b. m. Welcome, by War
wick: dam. 1folis by imp. Australian.
Maltese Villa Stables, b. h. Mozart, by Flood;
dam, Mogella by Monday.
L. Z. Shippee. b. I. Songstress, by Luke Black
burn; dam, Malibrsn by Cathedral
Matt storm. b. m. Fanny F., by Wildidla;
dam, Sally Hart
Matt storm, CHI. f. Glen Ellen, by Kyrle DAILY;
dam, Mistake by Wildidle.
Charles, Horan,. ch. g. Jim Duffy, by Joe
Hooker; dam, Sally Deviae by Wlldidle
W. L. Appleby, b. C. Wild Oats, by Wildidle:
dau,, Mary Givens by Owen Dale
No. 16.-Three- yeer-old trotting stake closed
March 10. 1889. with eight nominations
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
Emperor VILLAIN and His STAFF In
Sp:GtinS The British EaEy.
MRS. MAvBRIck's TESTIMONY.
What the British Troops Are Doing
in Egypt The Black
Diamond.
MRS. MAYBRICK

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RroonD-ymos.l
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No. 2s.-California Derby Stake For foals of
1885, to be run at the State Fair of 1859. 500
entrance $50 forfeit: or only $40 If declared jan
usry l, 1855; SIS if declared January l, 1889: or
S25 II declared May /, 1889; 500 added, of which
Sf0e TO second; $50 to third Closed in 1857 with
twenty-nine nominations. One mile ami
half
W. M, Murry's b. C. Ecart, by Flood; dam,
Fannie Lewis
Pa Q Alto Stock Farm'sb. c. Geoffrey. by Flood;
dam, Glendew.
H. H. Hobbs D. c. Duke, by Duke OF Monday;
dam, Lon Spencer.
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Adventists' Tent.-subject at the tent
tonight: 1.-The Nature of Man Is He Con-
scious in Death?" All are invited Opening
hour, 7:45. It's
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w. N. Murry's b. c. Almont, by Three Cheers;
dam Question.
w. y. Todhunter's b. c, Hotspur, by Joe DAN
ielS; dam, sister 10 Douglas
1hos. Atchison's ch (. Little Rose, by Joe
HOOKER; dam, RosetIan6.
:, Caleb Dorsey,s b. E Lady overton, by imp.
Partisan; dam, Pet.
John Arnetts br. (, Queen Daniels, by Joe
Daniels; dam, Queen Emma
W. /. Appleby's b. c. Wild Oats, by wildid!e;
dam, Mary Givens
l. U. Shippee's Picnic by Pickwiek, dam,
Counties.
Chas; schultius' b. c. Persuasion, by Storey;
dam, Occasion, by Red Bluff
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Motn.r, Mo,hersII Mo,hasaIn

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Swept by the Tide OF Popularity

To the topmost pinnacle OF success, Hostel.
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