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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-15
THE RIVER SITUATION.

1t was clearly shown in the RECORD
UNION yesterday by diagrams with depths
of soundings, that the Sacramento river is
flowing in deeper channel through the
Paine break on the Yolo shore south of
this city than through the original chan
mel of the stream, and that fully two-thirds
Of the stream passes through the break.
In the face of this evidence it is not think
able that the Government ens ineers will
delay applying the needed remedy. The
water passes through the break below the
level of low-water mark The stream is
thus divested of its securing capacity, and
as a result the waters will deposit detritus
all along the channel of the river below
the break, by reason of this checking of
the current by diversion, and the deposits
will become greater as the river declines.
The engineers have fund at command
especially provided for the clearing of bars
and the removal of distractions 1t fol-
lows that they should at once cut through
the sand bar now forming below tine
creyasse, and thus aid the river in scour-
ing out its channel They have also a
special fund to be used in repairing the
break, if they deem it necessary. That
il is necessary is now beyond all question.
With the waters of the river at their pres
ent high stage, If the current is confined
to the old channel, we will have deep
water all the way down stream until the
next rainy season sets in, and hence nature
will save the Government an immense
sum that will otherwise have to be ex-
pended to clear the stream so as to main
tain its navigability. The situation ap-
pears TO the people here to be one that
cannot admit of any doubt whatever, as
to what remedy should be applied. If,
however, the Government officials act only
with usual tardiness, and the application
of rei tape is made in this case, the dam
age 10 the river will, it is feared, be well
nigh irreparable. Certainly the conditions
are such that our people are warranted in
making the strongest of appeals to the
Federal Government to act Immediately,
since delay means vast injury to the COM
merce of the river and, therefore, to all
the river towns and cities.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-15
New Incorpor .tions.

The following articles of incorporation
were tiled in the Secretary of States Office
yesterday
Parker Vineyard Company. of San Fran.
cisco. Capital stock. Sl00. .O00, all sub.
scribed. Directors-Thomss 2. Winter, J.
b. Winter. Thomas s. Winter, Robert II.
Blake and II r. Ashton
Masonic Temple Assoc alton, of San
Francisco.
Mission Parlor Building Association, of
San Francisco
La Sierra Water Company. of Los An
geles. Capital stock, S.. .000, 900. Amount
subscribed. $500 600. Direcrors-J DeBarth
Shorb, Emanuel l. Stern. Tom j. Weldon,
w G. Hughes AID Herman Silver.
Baltic Mil and Lumber Company. of Sac
ramento. Cspiial stock. $4,000. Amount
subscribed, $4,000 Directors-Lucien B.
Hatch. j. W. Green. L. E. Silvey, T. d.
Manson and G F Williams
PEARS Soap is the purest and best soap
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-15

The RECORD UNION, SUNDAY UNION and
WEEKLY UNION are tie only papers on the
l0aIt. outside Of San francisco, thai receive
As full Associated Press dispatche, from all
sHrts Of the ,corld. Outside of San Francisco,
taey have no competitors either in Influence
acme and general circulation throughout the
STATE.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-15

THERE are several reasons to believe
that there is truth in the report that the
Car of Russia is contemplating change
In the form of his Government to the ex-
tent of consenting to the erection of a con-
stitution, to which the power of the throne
shall be subject. 1t has oeen evident for
some time that the aristocratic class and
the immediate family of the Gar are tiring
of the constant plotting against the crown
and the extraordinary precautions that are
necessary to protect the imperial family
from the conspiracies of the International
lists and the Nihilists. Fear may be work
ing powerfully to induce the Car to estab-
lish fairly liberal parliamentary Govern
ment. We may not now recite all the
reasons that lead to this belief, but a chief
one is the unquestionable statement that
the Gar himselfi is very weary of the strain
put upon him to guard against assaults.
When a monarch shows such signs of
fatigue under antagonism to his 'divine
right" to rule, it may fairly be assumed
that he is on the eve of granting some of
the reforms asked for. But that there will
be established in Russia in this century
any such parliamentary Government as
Great Britain has, for instance, or one as
liberal as that of Norway and Sweden, is
not to be thought OF.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-15

THE death of S. j. Randall removes
from the stage one of the most active and
intelligent of American statesmen. He
was patriotic citizen, who achieved dis
tinction by reason of his fine abilities and
his sincere devotion to what he believed
to be the wisest policies for the admins
tration of the affairs of his country. He
was man whose integrity has never been
questioned and whose courage was abreast
with his convictions. The greater part OF
his manhood was passed in the service of
his country, either in the field of arms or
upon the floor of the National Legisla-
ture. He lived life of cleanliness, loved
and respected by the people, who returned
him to the national councils for twenty
seven years, and honored by the nation, to
which he devoted the best energies of his
life and the ability of his strong mind and
clear intellect.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-15
San Francisco Agencies.

This paper is for sole at the following places:
I. Z: Fishers, room 2l, Merchants Exchange,
Agent for San Francisco; the principal News
Ferry.
~ Also, for sale ON all Trains leaving and
coming into Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-15

THOSE complaining of sore throat or
hoarseness should use Browns Bronchial
Troches The effect is extraordinary, par,
ticu!arly when used by singers and speak.
ers. for clearing the voice. Sold only in
boxes.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-15

THE REcoRD-UNfoN has recently pub
iished articles proving that there are great
frauds perpetrated in the manufacture of
paints, the basis of which is white lead.
The tests made at Eastern laboratories show
that sixty per cent. of the white lead on
The market is adulterated; that the paints
made from it are practically worthless.
Il was also demonstrated thai by the use
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-15

of volatile oils and fluids, instead of
heavy oils, very small amount of paint
can be spread over a very large surface,
and that these devices account for the
wonderful discrepancy in bids to do paint
ing. Tie other day the contract for
painting the County Hospital of this
county was let to the lowest bidder for the
sum of S1,4S0, while the highest bidder
asked S2,2S7 for the work called for by
the specifications. The SS07 between the
bids for painting this single public build
ing is remarkably large margin. We do
not charge that there is fraud contem-
plated by the successful bidder, or that his
bid is too low to insure the use of unadul-
terated material, for it may be that the
unsuccessful bidders were exorbitantly
high in their demand, but certainly the
Supervisors, with the knowledge now
before them that seven-tenths of the white
lead on the market is from forty to seventy
per cent. cheat, are put upon inquiry, and
should see to it that the pure article only
is used. They have the means at hand
for testing the worth of the paint that
may be used, and they should not hesitate
to apply them.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-15

IT never failed to cure Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint. Take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-15

Weather Forecasts for To-day.
California, Washington and Oregon-Fair
weather: warmer; northwesterly Winds
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ladies Of lhe SiXth-stTeet N. E. Church

DETWEEN L AND L. WILL SERVE AN
ID excellent lunch for 25 cents from II until
2 O'Clock, on WEDNESDAY, and in the EVEN
ING social will be held and refres hments will
be served. apl5-2t
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-15

PEARS Soap is the purest and best soap
ever made.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-15
Issued BY THE
SACRAMEAT1 PUsLISHIES COMPANY.

omces Third Street, between ) and x.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-15

THE DAILY RECORD-UNfON.
kuhlisheS six days in each week with Double
Sheet on SATURDAYS, and
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-15

Entered az the Postofice at Sacramento r.
Second-class matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
REAL ESTATE.
R11sINEsS AT THE EXCHANGE.

,ch the attendance at the Real Estate FIX
q Yesterday was large. there was "Pp'''""'
1.c of in the demand for some 'IaSscs Vi poP0'''
several instances offerings were ei'hei D'u III Ut
s nssraun No 42o West Fifty thirdst. Is hVe-
w. rick tenement house. with two Stores OH d lli
,et The bidding ran up from T2-ooo 10 S-o1o"
cornelius was the buyer. No 200 McS' Vnv uie.
sndtwenty sixth ST. as altered The bidding ram
son SIS 900 10 1890: Thomas M.v ;rhab aHd tNe
sy lots in one hundred and t"ss nnox and FIN
Kindred and-twenty ninth SIS o''"N0' 1'O
%os $50 and a54 West fiity-hilss arc tn on ~
IN stoon houSeS The bidding ran from TtV,v . To
$40 600 L. Cohen was inc pTS rwcifb Ward ON the
81 twenty two city lots in inc IWci'n Wy; t va
" N ,oo, R,ver Canal now in course OF CONSTRUCTION
cold for SIS 500 to L. l. Bach Nos Ion, iod md anu hrc
WOg.siels'. 81, Iots The bidding started AT $4,000
IVA ran IN 1;6 900: Daniel ltosentiai was INC rNer
M Sa Ioa los ITO and lie West one hundred ahu,sA
ieeIu,isv ats oOy1O0 each They brought S.6eOO
, frow r Frocse No. l9l Prlnccst ana No. To-
p,r 90 the corner of the two streets with four
story brick building on lot 2oX'o bronsht Sol'ooo
Hou Sve. Story brownstonc hathousc on lot 2OXloo
g. hundrcd and twenty second ST.. between Madison
III nyes rented for -. $50 and subject
anu inr,cagc of $4,000, sold for $4,000 10 l.. T.
Cr,acom The southeast corner Of sutton race ana
Tst Fifty nnth-st, three story and basement hish
..non hrownstOne dwelling, on lot lN'0. SOFA lot
s $40 10 N Henry stanton. No. 81 Monroest five
s,nrv brick tenement house with sore on lo' 29Nloo
Nes offered rhe interest is lcaSchod only subject 10
-round rent of $3.50 ycag expiring III 1906 Inc
S,5dinr ran from $1,000 10 SlO.i3O, at when pTcc
r TehuIsky the buyer.
40. a33 East Fifty -SevenIh,st tnree.s'oTy ana ana
basement Mchstoop brownslone dwelling on lot
r0yIOO brought S13.25O from Mrs. II. Bcnnct. Four
lots in one hundred andsiNtecnth St and LcnoN
sold for $1,000 apiece ane i4r III inc rear ior
The bidding ran from $4,000 to Si1,330; Henry
Clifford was the buyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
MISSOURI, KANSAS AID TEXAS
REORGANIZATION

Tho ID n'taim'nt o. assessment stok deposit und
agreement % November - 1850. for the reornn79tion
OF the Missouri kan-t, ard ! Ms Railway Company. i
called PAYABLE at he Central Trust Company Of NcwYork,
oN APRIL u, 1890. Payments Will De stamped on Cen.
tai Trust Company Certificates. which must be presented
with amount OF said m,tiasnt ON or before APRIL Il,
1890
Holder, o. subscription receipts 70 the si,ooooco fund
may At THEIR OPTION, Il> the remaining ., per cont
said certificate called payable on June L. and have
their certificates STAMPED nm pad. Interest on the %
pr cent Will b" allowed ur;l June T. 1890, a, the rate
~ per cent Der nnurm.
FREDERIC y. OIfOTT,
JOti 4. 'KIE'it\.
HENRY BlDCi;, COMMITTEE.
COLGATE iIDNT.
LOUIS II.L,.EiAID.
II. j. DE NARty OVENS.
&. = ELLIS : 'crotlry,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
New-York. Thursday. April 8.


The following held at the Exchange and Auc
ton Room to-day
Three lots. West 1cSh-st running to 129thst 10
IT Of Lcnoxavc 25xl99.lO each l. simpson. 81. 400
f-stOry building. with lot No ..l3l 3d-aNc II
OF llgth.st, lot 3lNl23X26N iircg: Muller. $50 600
2-sory dwelling. with lot. No 265 West l2Othst
$ OF shave. lot 20N99 I Myers. - $50.
Ten 5-story flats. with plot OF land. Nos. $50 70 9j1S
1th.avc block front bet l2Sth and 10th St.. plot
100 lON75 J II Foley. 5l12SOO. 49, 80.
Two lots, sth-avc i0Oll II o. 1O6th-st. 25NlOp
each II j WinanS $1,000.
-Four lots on West ll5lh-st running TO 1Gthcst 20
II Of LcnOV-ave o5N9Ol.l0 each; Frank. sts 600
wooster-st, Of HoustOnSt lots -1NlOO each;
one i.story dwelling with lot o52 and 25i West
S5thst 5, Of sthave. lot 33.iNlOO5; Cohen,
One 5s,ory building, with lease oil lot No. 33 Mon
roe-st, :, W OF Narsctst lot 2jAlOo; Tcku,skv,
one 4.story building with lot. No. 19l Prnce-st, W
cor Of Sulivan-st. lot 25N7- Eacan, S3l. 600 $50
3.stOrv dwelling with lot. No. % sutton Place,
cor Of 59th-st lot Il mo; II stanton, 80 400:
Of od-ave. lot 20xlO0 Mrs. II Bennett sl3. 25o
Four 3story dwellings. with lots Nos. loi, Jos. 10
ard 1l2 West lijth-st. 5. Of LcnoN-aNe. lots -ON
100 IL each X Frcose. slO7 200
one 5-story building. with lot. No f22 East 53d-st 5
G. " OF Q.h-aVe lot ,iNlOO5 Cornelius. S-G.feo.
one 3-story dwelling with lot No. 200 West 69h-st, n
A. OF 10th-aNc. lot 2ONlCO5; IL Clifford - $50.
one 3-story dwelling With lot. No 49, East l23d-st
n $ e Of lst.ave. lot l6.sXlOO; J Tucker. "a 400.
5-stOry Hat, with lot. East 122c->t 1906 ft
Of Pafk.sve, lot 25xlcoll; L 7 Griscoin. S-5,SO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
Brooklyn Real Gstate 90 Get.

ITO LET OR TO LEASE with without power. eeofs 10
j xoO and 50A13, factories, Kentase; and Rodney
ufacturlng businesses; nght OH
power elevator insurance low conve1nent
shipping pontS. 6lMiSON 20 houiie'
street. brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04

g.. s. ELLIS Secretary.
81 MAII.ST.
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Real estate.


7, 1887 J. bought house and lot and had his ute IN
su,od nv the Title Guaianieo and Trust Company '"o
voar afegwars be sold the property 70 H. ana INC "''
, . or..,ioo of law in the title and claimed That II
ga. technically defective and unmafketatle
The company's policy always guarantees u' '''''~
,,kot,bty q the tue and j. called upon the COMPANY
~ he had hight to d. take the property on MS MINUS
without waiting the LEGAL question i"i''o n ''
uc the company assumed the contract which u' pun
chaser had made took the property from he Insured ~ ''
contract pficc. and paid all q his expenses.
Suppose j. had held. instead Of his ute insurance POI
toy an elaborate abstract opinion q COUNSEL would
b m have been invited nevertheless into dincult law
~ 81. ts, the question at his expense. with The bun
don f earring the property meantime and Of keeping 1,
~ defeated I'm his lawsuit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
Nr\IED pROpOS Is will br received ut the

- nirr ~ thr superintendent OF Repair Court li"e.'
49,, ,.nirs New orh y. y. until o. m "l un ~,
ay Of Nnrl Soo for funshng az ,1F , "na s
~, oa'.r building In that cry M "oh ~ n
,udr new door now lead a iron rp., p u,ddr
= ."' mars yontlatng apparatus. Nc li,Hu'r'
, s', m. nrmber OF day from da'r o. aN,n "i ,1n-
linrt ,i., work. under pn1tf
~ rrf,i.lnr rs Der day for every daN h 'N - oi ih
". Each I'D NUT d. aeon iii''l N
nl.r =, 20 - fr 5000. radr payable e. Nh" order 81 th'
~ a.n,.r OF In United stat ih' -, &
W. In and any Information obtained by applying % svnn
" Marshall superintendent VI N'"'' 80 w
pniidlrr-
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Anflion Sales of Rcal Gstatf.

n rcuARD v HAKNETr & CO.. Auctlonccrs,
IL ,er TIE - lA9erI - rNws1T deceased
and the PARK HILL AVENUE PROPERTY,
YONKEKS. y. y. ,,,,..
100 beautifully situated building sites on n;ghts,,
parKef.st., PARK Hiaye. st. Josephsa'c' ana south
"' TUESDAY, APRIL -, 1890,
IL O'Clock. noon,
At the Real Estate Exchange and Auction hoom'
30 u 05 Libcrty-s... Ncw-l Ofk. ,.,.,
Title ncricct and guaranteed by Lawyers Title In
surancc co. 80 - 100, ,o,,.,, -, hon,
30 pcr Of the purchase money may remain on bona
and mortgage per interest at option OF The pur-
chaser. 4. .,r,, g. prc,
ARD V. HAKNErT CO.. Auetioncers, ~ Iiberty..t.
n Y HOLT & BUTLER. Attorneys, III broadway,
s. y JAMES :. FITCH Agent opposite Hudson River
r. II. Depot, Yonkers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
Drn GOODS
Cost ano touno

I OsT.-On Wednesday March -, at a.oIt q. ~ ~
Ieeckor-st. nnd,r viii please return TO fVo r'se i'-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04

e,,ur BOOK or orEN-AIE SPOTS o,avs, 800
pascS, ,oo,ir ami .ciu.nts Hulrs Tor sailing swim.
Am.r s niayine shooting horseback riding. &c. fc IN
nns pa, INV published by Tho Tribune New-lurk
tnI, and universally complimcnted by the preAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04

II NJ Whr,hal.st NcW-Nor. city. ApyN l.
L. hnid n,oros,l. I'm triuca'e subject % usual coa
l7,a Xii be- received %, tli. oicr ,s'tl ~ 0clo m
rso) ~ which and pace tnrr WI b OPP nu
IT, ,b n.rncs ~ bidders for n i>h'ng l'Nv ts.gt u
of twenty i-Ni per cent Nn'l '''
aii,.;f. N,rll. fieaG-tone~ ia slabs Inc 'oN'fln'
r'srry,s the iieht T. reject any OF an p,'n a." "
n.,, 4. win r most advantageous ~ the h'liit.'ht
i,f'rnrc viii b. given q arti l, % d'nr-.l,
49, r,ntf,,tur. conditions of quality am PIE" l'ntl"ii,g
in M" nrir, o. foreign productions ana nm W,
,t...,,,l hong Npr' IN, atoms .liikH .i.
n.eN H., a. ., nfdnr &C. viii BE- rrrishcd bv tAi'
Gr.cc 90 spp,a'ior FnN oms .o,,s,,,s p,"g M
d""s.cA e. r.. < BAICHELpEE D'puy quart MASTER
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proposa!5.
4 EllY BUILDING. Whitehall Street, New

1 ENY BI ILDING. WNltcNaTI olccT, NcW-
n lorN Narh 5l,t. lr9' ~e'i'd Proposals J"
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amer, e n,-f,r H. Arthur uuI 90 I1hincr >l''I'
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on.c. Proposals npy br made Tor the ,At.ir ""." OF
f.r fn tuI called .D- Dr., tnr huilt ana engine -c.l-
ttt. on o4 fog and jil'r >Nt' .A t1 O."
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ANY ali proposals. !.'ff"p.' ''"," mn Plo "''
chester g. Arthur or 'oii aa'e,' .hd adlif'-'H q"
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ruE MILITARY sIrpLlEo.

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ut 40 is Nltil-t. lnltlrt.A, Ia. Alit T.
$50. ~..od proposals tl &C., at'.'t 4" n-N' .""''
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l,,y l,gO lof fufnl-nng tne hit1u state, H"'Iti
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n,i. ,rn .o,- and pipe. tent chains. rope "iio',."
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ii'r a., lu, l. 100 and "a" quantities. moltlN t.r'
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.'f ~ r oct any al bids. Preference wy De- fl,. a.
~ nn,if, and price ncudas ia Ia. iler o' i",'-h i'Y
81 V"t'H ' ,,rf,riur.. o., duty ti.rton benz equal
t nn,s Of printed Instructions to bidder. blanks i2 ~,
~o"n.,, 10 10, .ndor Irojos1s FOR Mlltlry ~ ,,i
l ",t,t~, I'D % the UNDERSIGNED. j. g. NHAN riEi,
n'nptr ouarcrua.tcrrcncfR! I>A IN 'hArEr o' N'i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04

RECORDED MORTGAGES
q US. 10000
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-06
kitsap County Far
Choice Farms and Ranches in kitsap County for S.

Here is bargain for you and chance buy good rne
double IN value IN SIX months 1t forty tract two miles
Port Washington, half mile from Lake Ksap and mile
Navy Yard The property described follows Northeast %
southeast quarter Of section seven township twenom
east We will sell this ranch $500 cash
in three years low of interest.
We also have for sale the half of the southwest qua
twenty lso township twenty "a NORTH range eaa
Price low terms long and interest low This hne u
one nile southeast OF Mtcheils point Port Orchard
We have another forty acthe northeast quarter q e.
quarter OF section twenty-five a5 township z6 north
easwhioh situated Dog Fish Bay the north Of -
This an exceptionally fine piece and will sell it at low
payments.
We have two small tractslos section township - nn
cas-, and lot section township NORTH So
situated on Ostrich Bay Pom Washington which choice and
bargain
We would be pleased correspond with who de
purchases wish further information regard Ksap county
TRACTION LAND IMPROVEMENT COLI
C b NICHOLS Secretary. 6r6 Second St, Seattle Wash
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Islu1llnIne eulD II II1elllelfY.



- E1ss.e- = - 60 - -
TSsnfr1 rrvH ri c1osre.
II pr~si.nA .vN *. $500 Norxhrexf
eI~rm;r,-s~' ,.re~r~js.,e ~rd 60 f,~nnenafv
49, - ,exssrtsf .,,.fil - vnnef rerfesss
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-06

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