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OVERLAND TRAINS.
Changes Made by the st. Paul Line to Ac.
commodate the New Schedule

SAN FRANCISCO, May Sth.-The new overland
timetable will go into effect as announced on
Sunday next. As now arranged, the fast 6:3C
P. NJ express train will reach Council Bluffs at 6
P. NJ on the third day, permitting close connec.
kee snd St. Paul, whose train for Chicago will
leave at $50. This st. Paul train has been leav-
ing Council Bluffs at P. NJ. The change is
made to suit the new schedule. The run to
Chicago will be made quicker than heretofore
so that the delay in leaving will not affect the
arrival time to any extent. The Chicago trains
of the other Iowa lines all leave earlier at pres
ent. but 1t is thought very probable they will
trains of the new Union Pacific time-card. Chi
cago will be reached by the st. Paul train at 215
P. NJ. the day following. The next train for New
York will be by the Lake Shore at 250. The
Pennsylvania sends a train East at 3l5. the
Michigan Central at $780, and the vestibuled
trains of the Pennsylvania and Lake Shore
leave at 5 o clock daily.
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EOR SALE-TwO FINE DURHAM BULLS.
E and years old. Address FLINT & RAY
MOND, Costumes, Cal. m2St*
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DEATH IN ARIZONA.
W. T. Logan Took an Overdose of Nor.
phine.

ALBUQUERQUE IN. NJ. May sth.-walter T.
Logan. member of the stock firm of A. l.. Nor
rison. Sons Logan. was found dead In his bed
in the southeastern part of Apache county.
Arizona Mr.. Logan had been suffering for
several days from felon on his hand, and had
procured small amonnt of morphine to alle-
urday night he took several drops
OF the drug to his room and
1t is supposed that inadvertently he swal-
lowed an overdose with fatal results He was a
son of Thomas A. Logan, of Cincinnati, one of
the most eminent men of the Ohio bar. His
aunts, Olive and Celia, are well known in the
journalistic and historical world. He was a
lawyer by profession. but was for time on the
staff Of the Albuquerque Democrat He was
only thirty years Of age, married and had one
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WELCOME RAINS.
Rejoicing In Wisconsin, Dakc ta and Min
neanfa

ST. PAUL, May sth.-The storm, which has
been gathering force since last Saturday,
reached its elimination yesterday in a gale.
blowing with velocity varying from twenty to
thirty-eight miles an hour. A similar gale was
Manitoba, and in some cases considerable
damage was done. At the Manitoba office tele-
grams have been received from twenty.three
different stations on the line, which bore unan-
imous testimony that the actual damage done
by the storm was very light and had been over
estimated. Wherever wheat had been sown
with drills no damage had been done. In few
instances where the land had been summer
fallowed, or was of an exceptionally light
nature, the crop had been injured, but these
rare cases can be repaired by re-seeding With
the wind came the desired rain, which in many
cases. lasted for hours and penetrated the
ground for several inches The benefit is
greater than the damage could possibly be- The
reviying rains continue to-day and everyone re-
joices.
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CANADIAN RELATIONS.
The Senate Committee Holding an Inter-
esting investigation.

SAN FRANCISCO. May Sth.-At the meeting of
the Senate Committee on Canadian Relations to-
day, a letter from Goodall, Perkins & Co. was
read relative to the steamship traffic between
British Columbia and American coast ports. 1t
predicted that in time the Canadian vessels
would run in competition with Pacific coast
steamers. The encouragement given to British
steamers by the British Government in contrast
to the action of our Government was com
mented upon; OF the shipments north by
steamer from here about ten per cent goes East
by the Canadian Pacific and about the same
wool is shipped largely to Eastern points by the
way of Vancouver. In Captain Geodalrs judg-
ment the subsidized steamer lines of the Do
minion Government will in time prove fatal to
the American lines unaided by our Govern
meDt.
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RAILROAD sMAsHUP.
Two Men Instantly Killed and Several
Seriausiv Iniured

CLEVELAND (0hio), May sth.-The passenger
train on the Valley Railroad due at $50 was
wrecked a few miles from here this afternoon.
Two persons were instantly killed and twelve
Others more or less seriously injured. The train
was running al high rate of sreed, when the
smoker jumped the track ana was dragged
some distance, and ran into some freight cars
on the side track. The smoker was torn to
pieces. There were fifteen passengers in the
man, a leather dea er here, was cut to pieces
young man named 0. d. Best, of Akron, Ohio,
was taken out dead. w. III. Gallagher and
eleven others were seriously injured. Gallagher
says he notified the conductor that something
was wrong, the car having jumped the track
three times between Akron and Cleveland, but
each time returned to the track.
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E,0R SALEr-A CARRIAGE, MATCHED TEAM.
l. double harness, ETC., for sale; rig almost
new; q fine chance for a splendid family outfit;
also, tine saddle horse. Empire Stables, Ninth
street. between J and X. my2-tf
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PORTLAND BRIEFS.
Two New Recruits Rob the Barracks at
vancOuver-The Scott Estate.

PORTLAND, May Sth.-Al Cody, who was con-
victed Of mayhem, was to-day sentenced to one
year in the penitentiary.
Captain E. S. Edwards was to-day chosen In
spector of Huls for this district, vice j. L. Fer
guson, resigned
The Board of Trade to-day passed resolu-
tions. which are to be sent to Washington for
the protection OF American lead ores. Hon.
selected as the proper representative to repre-
sent the evils from which the lead interest OF
the Northwest are at present suffering.
On account of an alleged wife living in New
Hampshire, a squabble will result in the settle
ment of the C. c. Scott estate.
Last night two recruits at the Vancouver Bar
racks, named Slater and Ravolia, entered the
quarters of Lieutenant ]. 7. O'Neil, and stole a
large sum of money. clothing and other ar
ticles. large reward has been offered for the
capture of the thieves
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PALo ALTO STOCK.
Result of the First Days Sale In New
York Very SaiisfactorY.

NEW YORK, May sth.-The sale of Senator
Stanord's trotting stock, bred at Palo Alto,
opened at the American Institute this morning
The attendance was only fair when the sale be
gun. The prices realized and purchasers were !:
Flector, b. i. (entered by o. A. Hickok of San
Francisco). 81, 600, TO Miller & Sbley, Franklin,
Penn: ClaIissa. br f., s., ,o50, to NJ A. Doughertv
New York; Liela br. f., 81 600, Miller & Sibley;
Coin, b. c., by Eectioneer and Cuba s25O0, to
A. ]. Feck, Syracuse. N. Y: b. f. by Election
eer and Alvaretts, $1,000, to Robert Steele Phil
adelphia: Alva. b. m, 81 $50. to Robert Steele,
Philadelphia; br. c. by Electricity and Cecilia
$3.50, to Alein Bros. Milwaukee; b. G. by
Electricity and Mary, S425. to J.. w Ogden Of
New York; b. C. by Electricity and Gilberta,
$3.50, to J. II. Schults of Brooklyn, br J., by
Electricity and Mecca, $1,000, to J. II. schults
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Fate. br. c., by Electricity and Fatima, $3.50, to
Powell Bros, Springford, Penn.
CITY OF PARIS.
She Breaks the Recoro-Across the At
lantfc in Less Than Six DAYS.

Paris, of the Inman line. from Liverpool, ar
rived at Sandy Hook at Has. breaking all
records from Queenstown. The corrected time
made is five days, twenty-three hours and seven
minutes. The best previous record was made
by the Eutruria-six days, one hour and fifty
four minutes.
II is the first voyage across the Atlantic made
in less than six days. There were many men
in maritime circles who prophesied that the
trip would never be made in less than that
time. On the rirst day out from Liverpool the
City of Paris covered AS miles: next day, 49,:
third, sos; fourth, 5ll fifth, 5O4 and in the last
fraction OF day, S92 She not only broke the
record for the run, but 5ll miles is the longest
run previously made in single day, J15 being
made by the Un bria, of the Cunard line.
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cold Mr.. Skinner is very charitable
man. isn't he?" "oh, yes of course. But
if he ever casts his bread upon the waters
you bet he expects it to come back sar-
dine sandwich" THE Hatchet.
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S0ZODONT is a luxury as well as necessity.
Placed where it should always be upon the
toilet, 1t adorns it. and gratifes the taste and
senses. 1t sends out delicious perfume, and
gives pleasure and health to its users
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DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills Cure all cases
of Seminal Weakness Loss of Vigor Impotency
and abuse A perfect restorative. Price, sc so.
Sent by mail on receipt of price, or by express
G. o. ID. Address all orders TO A. McBOLYE &
CO., Druggists, San Francisco; p. o. Box, 1859.
my6 6u1
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Sun Dance Warriors.

FoRr CUSTER on. T.), May Sth.-Responsible
a large body of Pineridge Sioux, led by Grass
hopper, have come into the Tongue RIVER
Agency for the purpose of getting UP a sun
dance among the Cheyennes. The Cheyennes
are in sympathy with the Sioux, and the sun
dance will certainly be held unless the Indians
are overawed by the presence OF the large body
of troops.
The Crow outbreak of last Summer had its
origin in a sun dance, gotten up by Grasshopper
ana held at the same place.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT IN SAN
l. Francisco for June, July and August, to re-
sponslble parties. Completely furnished; eight
rooms, oath and laundry; sunny corner. Apply
TO CHARLES B. STONE, 81 California street
Spp y
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burned to Death

GRAND RAPIDS (Mich.), May sth.-It is re-
ported from small town named Sullivan, to
which an engine was sent from here yesterday
to help fight the fire, that fifteen dwellings and
two large saw mills were burned. Three mem
bers of family named Brown are missing 1t
is believed that they persisted in the flames
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GENERAL NOTICES.

The Picnic Committees of the Trades
and Labor Organizations of Sacramento are re-
quested to meet at Plumbers Hall, corner of
Sixth and l streets, THURSDAY EVENING,
May 9th, at 7:30 o'clock sharp.
G. w. MCKAY,
myS2t IB. CT C. w. DAILY, Committee
Notice.-Good, Home Cooking cheap, at
MRS. LANES, 63i Z street. Meals, % cents
yS
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1t is not interesting to have a man tell
how rich he might have been if he had
good luck. 1t is better to know what he
has been able to do against bad luck k.-Nets
Orleans Picayune.
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w. G. T. Injecting to-day, at p. M,
| at Y. NJ. c. A. parlors Its
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just Arrived! A large shipment of gen.
Inc German Braunssweiger and Eastern Nett.
worst, hne Italian Salomi. Also, a large variety
OF different kinds OF Cheese, at 723 street. +,
BAUMLE. Give Us call d2D-Im
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Seventy Families Burned Out of House
and Home.

and Home.
CHICAGO, May Sth.-Seventy families were
rendered homeless by the fire which swept the
suburban village of Morelsnd this afternoon.
The fire started in the Presbyterian church and
buried altogether thirty-eight buildings, in-
cluding most of the village sto1es and many
residences. A strong wind snd lack of fire
extinguishing apparatus are mainly responsible
for the catastrophe. The families burned out
are mostly in poor circumstance, and many
will be forced to camp out all night on the
prairie guarding the property which they had
saved. The loss is estimated at 500 900. In
surance, about $50 900.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Vents, Lost
fe'ad, For Sale, To Let and similar neticcs under
tAss head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time Al
notices Of this character rcin be found under this
heading.
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ITO LET-LARGE FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE
i for one or two gentlemen. Apply 6O4 J
cfraQ
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New YORK, May sth.-The steamship West
ernland. which arrived to-day from Antwerp.
had case of smallpox developed among the
Years old.
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BurIIngton Route Excurslons.

Riding Academy. Lessons given In
riding to both ladies and gentlemen at Fifteenth
and n SIS. MR.. AND MRS. GEO. SHERMAN.
mr2S-tf
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Don't buy n Sewing Machine until you
have seen the Improved New White. Agency,
SO4 street. The White is king apS-Im
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E,OR sALE-LOT 40x16O, WITH LARGE NEW
l. house: fruit of all kinos; il not sold soon will
rent it. 1719 Fourteenth street. ap27-l2ts
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Steam Baths given of Bitter-herb, Sui
phur or salt; are all good for Spring Diseases
ap24-lm MkS. Z. NJ. CARLY, Ills street.
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Commencing Friday, March ist, at 7:30 P. NJ.
and every alternate Friday, excursionists will
leave Sacramento for all points East, via Salt
Lake City, where stop will be made one day.
Inc sleeping cars are provided with mattresses,
blankets, pillows. curtains, etc. For fuli partic
uiars and descriptive folder call op or address.
TICKET AGENT SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
Sacramento. fa23.tf
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DOR SALE-TWO FULL LOTS, SOUTHWEST
l. corner Second and r streets, store and
dwelling. Look at a good business corner
Will be sold at a bargain. Owner is anxious to
SELL Apply to CARL STROBEL, 3I7 J street.
myS-6t6sWlt%
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b. f. StolI, Dentist, formerly of 5II j
street, has removed to COS J street, over Mrs.
Katzenstein's Millinery Store. lmIp
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EOR RENT-A NICE BRICK HOUSE, WITH
l. furred walls and perfectly dry; nine rooms
and bath; large yard. Inquire on the prem
ST hot ~ n o.f
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Heavy Rainfall at Georretovn

GEoRGETowS. May sth.-During the storm
which began Saturday morning and ended dur
ing the past night 81 inches Of rain fell here,
making for the season to date 1857 inches. Last
seasons total rainfall was 1872. Little or no
damage has been done By the storm in this To-
cality
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The best place ia California have your printing, done
A. J. Johnston & Cos. 40 St. Sacramento, Cal
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IT is absurd to suffer from dyspepsia,
when Simmons Liver Regulator will cure
you.
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Sent Back to Europe.

NEW YORK, May sth-A msn named Gonzales
robbed bakers shop in the town of Gibraltar
three years ago and was sentenced to ten years
of penal servltude. Lately the prison officials
found themselves with condemned murdere
on their hands and nobody 10 hang him They
offered TO commute the sentence of any prisoner
who would act as executioner. Gonzales vol
unteered, and when the time came did the
hanging in the most approved manner, thereby
gaining his liberty. He arrived on the steamer
India the other day. and the immigration Com
missioners decided this evening that as he is an
ex-conyict he must return TO Europe
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If you are all run down, tagged out, take
Simmons Liver Regulator and be spry.
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COR SALE-A FINE BUGGY MARE AND
l. her colt, by Ross S. Apply at l125 u street.
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CHICAGO, May Sth.-John R. Enander who
was appointed Minister to Denmark, is still suf-
fering from the effects of hemorrhage of the
lungs. His physicians have advised him that
an ocean voyage will be fatal and it is under
stood Enander has written to Washington that
he will be unable TO accept the Office.
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E1OR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
l. best Saloons in this city, connected with
Restaurant and Ladies' Rooms; best location:
stock and lease IunIIire at this office milf
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PACIFIC COAST.
CREIGHTON, THE JURY.BRIBER,
EN- ROUTE HOME.
Santa Clara Gold Mines-Overland
Trains-Divorce Denied on the
Ground Of Insanity.
UNCLE SANS NEW BOAT.

Especial DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRp-uNroN.l
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UNFORTUNATE GIRL.

child Ensign Logan, who was drowned on the
Trenton in Apia harbor, was a younger brother
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HUSBAND AND WIFE.

He Dies in Vain Attempt to Save Her
Life.
HoLLIDAYsBURG (Pa.), May Sth.-A glass coal
oil lamp exploded IN the hands of Mrs. Gather
inc Harkins, aged 81 years, this morning, setting
fire to her garments, and despite the heroic et-
forts of her husband she was burned to death.
The husband was also fatally burned.
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| no RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS IN PRI-
L vate clearinghouse. Apply at COLUSA
HOUSE. Fourth street. bet K and T. anal-Irns
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CHICAGO. May Sth.-The ball games through
out the East to-day resulted as follows:
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati 6, Athletic q
At Louisville-Brooklyn D. Louisville .
At st. Louis-St. Louis 9, Columbus L.
At Boston-Boston Z, New York 0.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 6, Washing
ton g.
At Kansas City-Kansas City l. Baltimore, l6.
AT Cleveland-Cleveland s, Indianapolis g.
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ST. LOUIS, May Sth.-Governor Francis after
consultation to-day with the attorneys in the
Bald knobbers cases and full consideration of
decision of the Court. The condemned men,
David ana William Walker and John Mathews,
will therefore be hanged next Friday at Ozark,
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Seotch-Irish Congress

COLUMBIA Uenn.) May Sth.-The much
talked-of Scoteh-Irlsh Congress began in this
city to-day with a large attendance from vari-
Gus sections of the country. The principal
meeting of to-day was held at the Atheneum
grounds, where interesting speeches were made
interspersed with music. Ex-Governor Proctor
Knott, OF Kentucky, was the principal orator
Congratulations and letters OK regret were re-
ceived from many people of prominence in this
country and abroad.
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
PARNELL FINISHES GIVING HIS
TESTIMONY.
He Says All the Letters He Ever
wrote or Received He Is Willing
TO Put in Evidence.
PARNELL's EXAMINATION

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RKooRp-uxroS.
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Ell Paso's Election Trouble.

Ell PAso Uexas), May sth.-Argument in the
injunction case OF the city of FL Paso vs. A. Kra
made the injunction perpetual. The case grew
out of the recent election trouble and the in
junction was granted to restrain Krakauer and
seven Republican candidates for Aldermen from
holding unlawful possession of the City Hall
and other city property. The Judge ordered
that writ OF mandamus be issued to compel
the Council to open and ascertain the result of
the returns of the election of five general officers
of the city or show cause why they do not
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FOR SALE-TO LET.

FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT IN SAN
L Francisco for June, July and August, to re-
sponslble parties. Completely furnished eight
rooms, oath and laundry; sunny corner Apply
TO CHARLES B. STONE, 81 California street,
san francesca. myS1w*
E,oR sALE-A PIECE OF CHOICE PROP
l. erty, Nx160, on street, between Sixth and
Seventh. For particulars apply at this Office
myS-2t*
E,OR SALE-TWO FULL LOTS. SOUTHWEST
l. corner Second and r streets, store and
avs, 4Ws,e,i,1ng, IN g. Look at good business corner.
sell. Apply to CARL STROBEL, 3l7 ] street.
myS-6t6wlt*
EOR RENT-A NICE BRICK HOUSE, WITH
l. furred walls and perfectly dry; nine rooms
and bath; large yard. Inquire on the prem
ises. l4l9 Third street, betw, en- n and o. m3-tf
COR sALE-A FINE BUGGY MARE AND
l. her colt, by Ross S. Apply at l125 street.
m3-6t*
C,0R SALE--A CARRIAGE, MATCHED TEAM.
new; q line chance for a splendid family outfit;
also, tne saddle horse. Empire Stables Ninth
street. between and X. my2-tf
EOR SALE-TWO FINE DURHAM BULLS.
L and years old. Address FLINT d RAY
MOND, Costumes, Cal. m2-st*
E1OR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
l. best Saloons in this city, connected with
stock and lease. Inquire at this Office. ml6t
ITO RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS IN PRI-
i vate lodging-hcuse. Apply at COLUSA
HOUSE. Fourth street, bet and L. ap301m*
NOR sALE-LOT 4Ox16O, WITH LARGE NEW
Il house: fruit of all knos; il not sold soon will
rent it. 17l9 Fourteenth street. ap27-l2ts
ITO LET-LARGE FRONT ROOM. SUITABLE
L for one or two gentlemen. Apply 6O4 J
street. ap2y-tf
NHANGED HANDS.-THE SACRAMENTO
" House, 925 Front street. between / and
streets. One of the most quiet houses in the
city. Furnished rooms also. rooms for house
keeping. tapl5-lrn~l MRS. M. J. NICHOLS
EURNIsHED ROOMS AND ELEGANT FRONT
L suites; also, lower floor TO rent as boarding
house. RUSS HOUSE, 1909 street. ap10-lms
EyOR sALE-3O0 ACRES OF FIRST-CLASS
l. foot-hill land. all fenced and cross. fenced;
good house and dairy houses, cellars, etc.; price
go per acre, including crop of so acres IN hay
For particulars call at the CALIFORNIA MAR
kET. 712 X street. Sacramento ap6tf
THO RENT-ONE TENEMENT OF THREE
i rooms suitable for housekeeping for man
and wife; also one furnished room. Apply to
ID. GARDNER, woodward, Fourth and /. mr7-tf
E,OR SALE-A NEW UPRIGHT MATHUSHEK
T. Piano; cost 81. 90; will be sold at bargain
Inquire at this office. fe28-tf