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renure of oniee in Texas.

ST. LOUIS, March 9th.-A Republican, San An
tonic, Texas, special says: There is a curious
and anamalous condition of public affairs in
Hidalgo county. A factional war is constantly
the past few years that the county has practi.
caliy been without executive, judicial and cler-
ical officers Yesterday a selfconstituted CON-
missioned Court convened at Evenburg and de-
Sheriff and Tax Collector frontiersman was
Immediately appointed Sheriff and a rancher
County Clerk. serious trouble and probably
bloodshed is expected as the result OF this
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FOREIGN LABOR.
An English Gun Company will Have No
More of 1t.

LONDON, March 9th.-The threatened strike of
the employees of the Maxim-Nordenfeldt Gun
Works was averted by the agreement of the
company not to employ foreign labor in the ftl-
ture, and to dismiss all such laborers now in
their employ as rapidly as is consistent with the
business of the company.
The strike of the Liverpool dockers is gaining
strength daily. Some $4,000 men are out and
steamers sailing from that port are delayed to
such an extent as to cause widespread loss and
inconvenience.
The naval estimates to be submitted by the
Government amount to fl4500, 600, an increase
of &101 900 over the estimates of the preced-
ing year. Among the improvements, altera-
tions and additions contemplated by the Ad-
miralty will be an addition to the navy of 1896
men. many OF whom have already been en-
1iefad
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BENwELL,s MURDER.
1t is Charged Upon Burchen and His
Wife

WOODSTOCK lont }. March 9th.-The inqeust on
the body of +. c. kenwell, the murdered Young
Englishman was concluded last pight at Prince.
ton. The following verdict was rendered:
I'VE find that the said +. c. Benwen came 10
his death by two pistol shots fired into his head
from behind, ore at or near the nape Of the
mex and the other little behind and above
the left ear, either Gne Of which was sufficient
to cause death; auG your Jurors have reason 70
be i-Ve. and dc believe, that said shots were
fred bE the hsnd Of seginald Burchel alias
Somerset, With deliberate purpose, willfully
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Advice to Mothers.-MrS. Wfnslow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
chilGran are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; II produces natural, qpiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain. and the little
cheruD awakes as bright ss button.'' 1t ir
very pleasant to taste. It sootkes the child,
sottens tie gums, allags all pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels aRd IS the best-kno7sn
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teethiRg OF other csuses. Twenty-Five cents
bottle. MWFIv
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The Pitiful Plight of the Indians in
North Dakota.

North DAKOTA.
MINNEAPoLIs, March 9th.-Bishop Stanley of
jamestown, Bishop of the Catholic diocese of
North Dakota, who, together with Father
Stephen Director Of the Catholic Indian Bureau
at Washington, made a tour of investigation
among the suffering and destitute Indians in
the Turtle Mountain Reservation at the instiga-
ton of Mr.. Morrell and Miss Drexel of Phila-
delphia, was in the city to-day. Iu an inter
view he said: Never in all my lite have |
witnessed such state of affairs as existed
among the Indians there. There are 4l5 fam
lilies, making $50 people in all, ana ofthese only
500 had received any Government rations for
upwards of month. The regular Government
rations consist OF ten pounds of -four and TWO
pounds of fat pork to each family and given out
rs often as the agent has it to give out. On ac-
count OF this scarcity of rations there were many
families who had not tasted food for upwards OF
six days. and lay about in their miserable huts
dying from starvation.
"In these huts, consisting of only one room,
lives as many as five families. all together i'll
one tumble of squalid wretchedness.
"We found in many of them children stark
naked and their mother in almost the same
condition. They had no clothes or food"
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Wm Sol Prosecufe Him.

NEW YORK, March 9th.-Mrs. Flack disap-
peared yesterday, after conference at the
District Attorneys Office as 10 what her testf-
mony was TO be 0 morrow in the trial against
Sheriff Flack for q criminal action in procuring
fraudulent divorce from her. Detectives were
sent out and to-day found Mrs. Flack at the
house of close friend of the Sheriffs They
took her away. and are keeping guard over her
at hotel. She says she viii not give evidence
against Flack, nor prosecute him further. He
has promised 70 give her $50 a week for support.
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WreeIxed seaman.

GLOUCESTER (Mass). March 9th.-William
Wilson and Edward Fogart members of the
crew of the Nemie G. IhurstOn. were brought
in by the schooner Blanche from the Grand
Banks The men from the lost ship had been
on the open sea for five days. and had endured
horrible sufferings and were almost dead when
rescued.
The schooner Grace Choate arrived with the
crew of the Lizzie d. Small, of New York,
picked up in an open boat The schooner Small
look fire this morning and the men escaped,
saving nothing
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BURIED THE WRONG MAN.

Man Who is Dead to His Wife But
Not to the World.
OMAHA. March 9th.-Mrs. H. II. Cook, who
buried a man she supposed to be her husband
three months ago, is very angry. She identified
the body of a man who committed suicide at
the Millard House as that of her husband, and
had him duly inferred. 1t is now learned that
Cook is living near Kingisher, Oklahoma, with
woman named Nickers0n. who formerly re-
sided in Omaha. Mrs. Cook has laid aside her
widows weeds and will apply for divorce.
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RESTLESS BOOMERS
They are Preparing to Invade the Cher
exec Strip.

GUTHRIE q IT,, March 9th.-Incoming trains
continue to bring in crowds of boomers and
town lot spectators. all ready for invading the
strip The Guthrie hotels are filed and the
streets present an animated appearance. At
meeting in West Guthrie to-day stirring speeches
were made advising an immediate invasion of
the "trip.
TIE Boomer Bureau has received kilograms
from prospective settlsrs in Kansas. Texas. Ar
kansas and Colorado An agent from Danville
Virginia, is here to arrange for colony of ffty
from that State. TIE Cherokees have sent
telegram 10 Chief Aayes, at Washington, to have
the boomers" eDjoined-
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Mercantile Guide Company"
San Francisco and Californis Edition.
403 Sans0me st, S. z.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC OF SACRAMENTO,
In Cal: OEr cauyassers are now in your city
for the purpose of curing your subscription to
this new Mercantile Directory systeR copy
righte1 which has met with an enormous sue
cess in San Francisco. Oakland and other towns
in the State OF California Sacramento will be
included in the edition of 1880, to issue about
June 18th. The system is an entirely new one,
and by its simplicity of arrangement, compila-
ton and classification, coupled with its enor-
nous circulation. its value is beyond dispute
We are the sole owners Of the Pacific Coast
rights. All infringements Will be prosecuted to
the fullest extent of the law.
All subscriptions payable in advance.
MERCANTILE GUIDE COZ
J. r. Brodie * Co.. Commercial Printers, 401
and 4o3 Sansone street, San Francisco, Cal.
Bankers and references: American Bank and
Trust Co., San Francisco: Blake, Moffitt &
Towne, San Francisco; BoRstell & Co.. San
Francisco; Dutton Il Partridge, San Francisco.
Only our authorized agents subscribe with.
a. MARKS, General Manager.
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B. f. stoll, Dentist, 6o6 street, wishes
to inform his patients aud sll those in need of
dentistry that he has reduced his prices one
hall. and will guarantee all operations to be
n-zt-class and satisfactory or no charge made.
f2i-rf
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BAD blood causes dyspepsia, and dvspsp-
sia reacts by csusing bad blood. So both
90 on, growing worse. until the whole sys-
TEN il poisoned The surest means of re-
lief for the victim is n thorough snd per-
sistent course Of Ayers Sarsapariiia.
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ROBERT G. BLAINE.
He is Recovering From Sick Bed-An-
imal Industry Bureau.

WASHINGTON, March 9th.-Robert G. Blaine,
whose dangerous illness with pneumonia caused
appre hension that he would die about the same
time his nephew, Walker Blaine, died, is now
c5nvalescent. For some time past Mr.. Blaine
has been in the Department OF Agriculture but
Secretary Rusk has promoted him 10 a more
important place as Superintendent of the quar-
antlne station in connection with The Bureau of
Animal Industry under the Department of Ag-
riculture
There are yet only three of these stations,
namely: Littleton (near Boston,, Mass; Gar
field, n. j. and Baltimore, Nd IL is expected
that several additional stations will shortly be
established, one of which will be on or near the
northern hOrlpr
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The breath of y chronic catarrh patient
Is often so offensive that he becomes an object
OF disgust. After e time liberation sets in. the
sfongy bones are attacked, and frequently en-
tSrely destroyed. A,coustant source of discom-
fort is the dripping Of the purulent seeretions
into the throat, sometimes producing inveterate
bronchitis. which in its turn has been the ex-
citing cause of pulmonary disease The bril-
liant results which have attended its use for
years past properly designate Ely's Cream Balm
as by far the best an6 only cure. MWF
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The OdorIess Exesvating Co. that has
Just mDeneed business in this city, is pre-
pared 10 clean vaults and essspools in the most
approved sanitary manner. Office 3l7 81. ja1stt
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The Little Wonder White Labor Fac
tory, Sixth street, between and e manufaet-
sres al kinds Of Mechanics Clothing and I'm
derwear. feS-tf
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LONDON. March 9th.-Ioung Abraham Lin
CONS dying words were : 81 regret that can
not live to do honor 10 the great name bear"
An Indisposed Monarch.
LONDON, March 9th.-It is reported that the
King OF Portugal is dangerously i'll.
Minister Lincoln.
LONDON. March 9th.--It IS reported that Min
is er Lincoln has resigned.
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English Political Matters.

LONDON. March 9th.-John Sinclair has de.
cided to resign his seat in Parliament for Ayr
district. He is an Advanced Liberal and
strong supporter OF Gladstone's Irish policy.
Parnell viii prosecute the Exeter Gd7ct. for
re printing the Times articles on 'Parnellism
or,dO Orit
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HAY FOB SALE.

CEvENTY TO EIGHTY ToNs oAF HAY.
y Apply 70 EDWIN z. ALsIP & co. Saera-
memo. fs27-tf
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GENERAL NOTICES.
b. F. stOli, Dentist, COG j street.
The breath OF !. chronic catarrh natienl

The best place in California to have your
printing done: A. ]. Johnston & Co.'s, 40
street, Sacramento, Cal.
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PEERLESS OFFERINGS.

Cds Jersey Caps in different colo cents; el Regular
81 Backbrds
Sash Ribbon in pink blue and white % Lavender
Asik Ribbon Hats
Ladies and Misses Trimmed Hats 50 cents cents 81 and
TO-DAY CALL
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

E,oR sALE-NICE COTTAGE AND LOT IN
L Highland Park, at a very low price. Apply
to CARL STROBEL, 317 J street. mrS6ts
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Detroit Fire.

DETROIT, March 9th.-A fire tonight destroyed
two large blocks, from No. 81 to l04 West Con-
gress street, owned by Senator James Mcmillan.
and occupied by Gray d Bsify. upholsterers; the
decorators. McMillan's loss is $4,000, insur-
ance, $4,000; Gray d Baffy, $40 600, insurance,
$4,000; Hunt Chair Company, $4,000. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
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Paymaster. General.
Once in six Years.
onr Thomas Entertains.
He May Recover.

WASHINGTON. March 9th--Congressman Thos.
J. Clunie, the popu ar California member, will
give din.er a, NelcEcr's tuesday evening, in
honor OF Gener4l Nelson II Miles.
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During the calendar year of 1889, 109,-
l40,917 pieces OF coin were executed at the
mints Of the United States, having a total
value Of SIS. 1902
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Uncle ALT. Denies 1t,

NASHVILLE, March 9th.-The story sent out
from Chicago tonight that q syndicate is trying
to purchase II Rio Rey was shown to Manager
Alf Estsu of Winters stable in this city aud he
said, so far as he knew, there was no founda-
tfo41 frr-
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Light-Weight Brulsers.

CHICAGO, March 9th.-Billy Brennan and Joe
Roulo, local light-weights, fought twenty seven
hot rounds this afternoon for small purse.
One hundred and fifty persons were present
Roulo was terribly punished and gave up the
contest, being too weak to answer the call of
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Non-Union Men Coming.

PHILADELPHIA, March 9Th Ames & Pritch7rd.
repres- nting the Union Iron Works of San Fran
cisco. viii leave here Tuesday for California
with fifty iron moulders who are to take the
places Of the striking Union men in their shops.
These Non are all skilled mechanics.
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Serred Him Richt.

a Member of Parliament for North Victoria, to-
day administered a severe beating with stick
TO a married man named Raymond, who, il is
little daughter of Barron. Raymond has disap-
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TEE NATIONAL CAPIT8L.
arranging to Add NsH Stars to the
FaS Of The Republic.
SENATOR STANFoRD's LOAN BILL.
Congressman Ciunie Branching Out
as an Entertainer-Programme
for the Week.
WASHINGTON ToPICs.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE aEconD-UNIoNI
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on ROOM HOUSE ON K STREET, IN THE
CU best location, to rent; furniture for sale
low down; terms easy. Apply at 1907 Fourth
street. fe2i-tf
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WINTER AND SPRING.
Only Fifty-nre Years Difference in Their

LOUISVILLE, March 9th.-After proposing to
seven izdies during the pssI twelve months,
Captain James Blake, of New Albany, managed
TO capture the heart of Mrs Artie Thomson of
that city, and both eloped to JeifersonTile last
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Kissing Buffalo Bill.

ROME, March 9th.-C0lonel Cody recently of.
tered large sum of money to any one WHO
should succeed in riding his wild horses. Some
peasants accomplished the task yesterday. but
Cody refused to pay the promised reward on
the ground that they were too long in mount
inn The srnnnt tafnrs hi issad him
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ITO LET-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS,
i complete for housekeeping; rent. S11 per
mon'h. No. 429 Thirteenth street. mr7-3t*
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Records of the senate.

WASHINGTON, March 9th-The Senate Com
mittee on Privileges and Election. yesterday
considered The resolution offered By Casndier
regarding the Interpolation by Call Of certain
remarks IN his speech Il the murder of Deputy
Marshal Saunders in Florida. The committee
decided TO recommend that the Record shall con-
tain report OF calls speech according 70 the
notes of the official reporter.
As to the question Of the limiting Of debate
within parliamentary bounds, the committee
will recommend that it be referred 10 the Com
mittee on Rules for definition. The committee
win al-o ask that the COMMITTEES % Rules be
requested to report amendments 10 the rules, by
which the columns al the Record shall be pro-
tected from any INTERPOLATION.
Senate Finance Committee.
WAsHINGToN. March 9th The Senate Finance
Committee, under bond of secrecy, has
adopted resolutions postponing the considera-
tion OF the Mckinley Administration bill until
after the consideration OF The tariff bill. The
Only change that wiz be made viii be to allow
questions of tact TO 90 TO the jury, as well as
questions OF law This action has been taken,
as the committee could not Withstand the cur
rent OF protest thst has been flowing in on it
from the commercial centeTs and organizations
| in this and foreign countries
Paynaster- General.
wAsHIYGToN, March 9Th 1t is rumored to-
night that Lieutenant Colonel William I. Smith
of the Pay Corps is likely TO be appointed Pay
master General in place OF Rochester. retired
smith is another Of Colonel Rodney Smiths
Senior Colonies il the Pay Corps who is in line
OF prOmOtlOu-
The Worlds Fair Committee has agreed on a
bill 1t Itinsists that the bnildings for the fair
shall be competed by Oc ober 1892, and shall
be opened by May lst 1893
Once in six Years.
WASHINGTON, March 9th-A Convention of
the Order OF Kesher Shell Barzil, or Iron kuos
one of the leading Jewish societies Of this coun-
try began to-day with full attendance OF del
egstes The Order, which has membership of
5000. meets once in six years. Simon Wolf was
elected President.
Our Thomas Entertains.
WASHINGTON, March 9th.-Congress sman Thos
J. Clunie, the popu ar California member, will
give dinter a. Neicsor's Juesday evening, in
honor OF Genera, Nelson II Miles.
He May Recover.
wAsHISGroS, May 9Th - Ex Congressman
Taulbee showed some slight Improvements this
morning and n O'clock was no worse
u. n Ill 49,, ll,,nr.nr.ain n-.d ll..r.-.,
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EAST OF THE ROCKIES.
Report Of The Catholic Bishop HhO
Visited the Dakota Indians.
REMARKABLE CASE OF STRENGTH.
A New-fangled Air Ship Soon to be
d-Prohibitionists Buy
ing Out Saloons.
IsrRcIAI DISPATCHES TO TIE ErcoRD-UN1oN.l
EAST OF THE ROCKIES.
REMARKABLE CASE OF STRENGTH.
AFFECT souALoR.

larno1Au DISPATCHES TO TIE RrcoRD-umon.l
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PHILADELPHIA, March 9th.-The steamship
Black Prince from Mexico for Newport, En-
gland, has arrived and reports the loss of her
second officer and three of her crew while en-
deavoring to make landing in a heavy sea off
the Mexican coast.
The schooner Frank Stinson arrived from
Maine with cargo of ice. She had stormy
voyage and one passenger was swept over
board and drowned.
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ST. PAUL Mimi, March 9th.-The CONNER
cial Hotel, in South st. Paul. was totally de
stroyed by fire this morning. The guests, chiefly
cattlemen, escaped in their night-clothes.
Peter Foley, the proprietor. was seriously in
jured by being struck on the head with trunk.
Loss SIS GOO. 1t is insured for half that amount.
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CLEVELAND (ohio), March sth.-F. g. Brun-
nell, Secretary of the Brotherhood of League
Ballplayers, Arthur Duwell OF Boston, w. C.
Bell of New York and George Munson of st.
Louis, are in this city to attend the meeting
tomorrow Of the Players League. 1t is reported
that ST. Louis viii purchase Cleveland's fran
chise and transfer the club.
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UNIQUE LETTER.

Written on Shirt Cuff and Sealed with
Button.
WASHING -oN, March 9th.-A unique letter has
been received at the Dead Letter Office 1t is
the product Ol the iel.le brain o. somu resident
of California. VINO 10 writing to Il friend in
Seattle, Wash. used his cuff as q shees Of paper
and then folding il once fastened the ends by
means OF a f.Button in the buttOn-hOies. de
then wrote the address ard. putting ON q couple
OF stamps. mailed it. The friend, however,
e0ult not b. found in Seattle, and in conse-
Quence the letter came g. the Dead Letter flee.
= similar letter has been on exh hi;ion in the
case of eu1iosilIes il the museum OF the Office.
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Monmouth Park Eptries,

NEW YORK. March 9th.-Among the horse
owners who have made nominations for Mon
mouth Park races are L. ]. Baldwin, who enters
109, aud j. B. Haggin. l03. The total nomina-
tions for the season is 3,095, the largest in the
history of the Park
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Beast Amonr Menarcbs.

LONDON, March 9th.-At the mass meeting to-
day Burns, in his speech said the PRESENT Gar
was as bad as the last, who was justly executed
for humenity's sake. He himself was willing
and ready to carry red flag from Moscow to
the Caucasu- He asserted that public opinion
would force the British Government to interfere
with Russia. he criticised severely the ab
sence of the Irish members from the meeting
that concerned all humanity
Stepniak, the Russian novelist, made speech
and admitted that the letter in the Tfmes on
the Siberian horrors was written by Nihiiists
and was absolute truth.
letter was read f.om Prince Krapotkine
blaming the pers0nel acts Of the Gar, and call
ing him beast among mOnarchs.
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Garzo11 q. GEMS.
John Habsrk0Tn,

MERCHANT TAILOR. 4Is j STREET.
xrosT COMPLETE STOCK IN THE CITY.
IVt Large variety OF Spring goods just arrived
Perfect fit guaranteed Reaso1able prices.
mrS-tf
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Pnstnmce RnI,I,ed

GREESyILI.z (Tex), March 9th-The Post
Office at this place was robbed Of several thou
sand dollars Encay night.
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FRUITS. SEED. PRODUCE. ETC.
oRANos TREES.

Othf14NO@ EaEE~H
WE CARRY THE BEST AND LARGEST
w stock of Orauge. Lemon and all kinds Of
Fruit Trees on the coast. Now is the time to
plant. Call and see our stock. Everything in
the nursery line. W. R. STRONG CO., Second
81, near railroad passenger depot jsSl-2m&Su
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost,
Found, For Sale, To Let end similar notices under
Ibis head are inserted for cents per line The frs
tine and cents per line each subsequent time, Al
notices OF this character '0ia be found tasdsr this
heading.
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Theatrical Row.

CHICAGO, March eth.-Two of the members OF
the Margaret mather company, Misses &arlowe
and Goode, left the company here last night and
returned 10 New York, on ACCOUNT of the man.
nger's alleged insolent treatment of Miss Mar
love.
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FAMILY GROCERIES,

uTE0I ESAI.E AND RETAIL PROVISIONS.
w Flour. Hay and Grain, Wines, Liquors.
Cigars and Tobacco.
FRED. SCHNEIDER,
N Z. COZ. Fa5ytll and stsi Sacramento.
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Presents Frorn a king.

BRUSSELS, March 9th King Leopold will
present Stanley and his exploring party with
handsome gold medals studded with jewels.
To Stanley personally a splendid casket con-
tanning the Order Of Leopold viii be given.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN ON LIB.
association incorporated to supply, at co-opera-
tive prices, general merchandise and all Kinds
of articles for home aad family use, in each
small city, town, village and rural district
$4,000 members. Paid up certificates, $780,
600 IN cash. Credit well rated References
exchanged. Empire Cooperative Association,
Lock Box 1857. n. Y. fe24-lyM
WANTED-TRIMMER FOR MILLINERY
w Department; also. a saleswoman for milli-
merry. Apply WEINSToCK, LUBIN & co. mS-3t
MAN AND WIFE WANT woRK-woMAN
Ifl to cook: man any kind of work: city or
country. Address ;. II, this Office. mrs St*
UTANTED-sEWISG TO DO BY THE DAY,
w or Will do sewing at home; reasonable.
Inquire at l22l L street mr7-3ts
WANTED-A BUysss FOR A PRE- -EMPTIoN
wv claim; partly sg,proved: house, fruit trees,
alfalfa; l20 acres goo3 plow land Good reason
for selling Address, W. D., American Laundry,
City. mr3-7t$
EREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, NO. 1919
E Eighth street. Skilled and upskilled male
and female help of all kinds free to employer
and employe. By order of the COUNCIL OF
FEDERATED TRADES. fe5-1m
VXTANTED-PARTIES TO BORROW MONEY
w on their city and country property. Plenty
Of money to loan. Address MONEY LOANER,
P. 0. BOX 9S, Sacramento. ns-tf
yKTANTED = WOOD CHOPPERS, FARM
w hands, mixers, cooks, walters, twenty
women and girls for general housework and
cooking. None but sober, steady people need
apply. At EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
and K streets. Telephone 2S2.