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LIZZIE BEEsE's ESCAP4DE
She Writes that She Has Elopcd with q
Man who Gives Her 81 600 Dresses.

LONG BRANCH. July 25.-Sandy Hook Pilot
Beebc has employed Detective Fuller OF Now
York to search for his pretty lG-ycar- old daugh
ter Lizzie. who disappeared two weeks ago 1t
is definitely known that Miss Beebe had been
planning her ESCAPE for several days previous
to her departure. II is also known that Miss
Berry the colored servant at the Reebe man
sion. knows more about the departure OF hor
young mistress than she has yet felt dis
posed - tell On the Tuesday preceding
her flight Miss Deebe bought a trunk
at Whites harness factory. This trunk
Was delivered 1T Miss Boobies home. and
WAS received by Berry, who when questioned
about II. denied having seen It.. When told
that unless she told what size knew she would
get into trouble she admitted having received
the trunk from, tho tFucknan. Mrs. Bcebe
Miss Beebo has sent n letter TO ono OF her
youHG eolnpaLions here, which Is dated sara
toga. 1t was undoubte lily enclosed in an en-
ye!ope 70 somo one Ia saratoga. WHO renlal!ed
II, as It is creased whore 1t Wa folded. a pOI-
ton OF this letter reads AS follows:
SEQ they nave my name III tie papers and
have a detective looking lur NO. but ] suppose
you will be surprised TO know that tho man |
was keeping COMPANY with WAS engaged to
had run away IRON homo he asked me TO marry
SM taeR ~ 30 af Me we're maTTSd last
a man about 81 years old ana very wealthy
We will, start to-day and travel around the
all the money / want i have n maid to
walt on me. My, husband. is a Chris
tian, and loves the, ground walk on
uress thar cost 1890 and auothsr that cost
$1,000. 30 you 500 i have everything want
After We have been around the world we are
goin2 to live in Europe; and they need not
waste any money upon deIectives looking for
me, Tor found out before | got married that
thew could not do anything with me-"
Detective Fuller thinks the letter is only
blind. and that Hiss Beebo Is In New Ork.
ri " nFny VtgIt Ia
anxiety. No one here knows anything about
the aged lover mentioned In tho girl letter
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A Esrsss on Juiy IS. I,.,,.,,.............

IlGr4L oTrrrs rErr'Sr rrLL p sLruHpAT
FOR Maine. New Hampshire. and Vermont shoWsEs;
souihwsstery winis' warn
Fur Massachusetts s'owsb warmer in western por-
ton customary temporal in eastern porsoni south.
er ' WINS
~ ENoio Island and Cprn'cticu'. showers; south
wesler'y rini', sttN'n.ry temperature
~ e''~'N N,w lprF 'r'',r- E>-sS'r1rid oHI Ee1O
Jr''a i""'r' 'o"rsrg "'rt' uc,Sr
~ MARYLAND ana pSiIVaTe showers, except In
wes'-ru HsrTaHi far Sesihsr. southsry Winds;
Warmer
For tho ri'tr', ~ COLUMBIA end Virginia IhoWsrG
followed BY clearing ana far weather on Saturday;
warmer; s1Itherly winds
rFor NestsFn S-w York and western FennsylvAniG
showers folo~,d hy clearing fair Vsat's 90 sSGur.
day HNtoTAEy 'siHprTarIre, soItAEtTsrly Wino-
latest Marine Intelligence.
The steamship Euxia arrived at night
Hub Punch IS Always uniform. SAKE 10 SUIT GrSoSFS
and d42ES4-Ada
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Judge Andrews has confirmed the award OF 1900 mo
made TO Emil u. koEMak luT 81 lATk row. Which has
been condemned for me Brooklyn Bridge extension
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Five Hours 60 VVssLIur,on.

The fastest trans IN America are in FsTyce bstveen
New York, Philadelphia Baltimore. and WAS itRton
va JsItsy Central BEADING and B. ana o. RoSdG' SIl.
ton foot Of LbsTy uL-AaR
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s4I.7oO People 1.-Two in Now Orleans.
JO1TINGs ABOur qoHM.

NEW OFIEAvs July 2S-Gen B.itry, census snr,-
visor announces the population Of New Orleans 10 10
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He Thought Burglars Were After Hin.

SENhUEGu July 2N-At4 OcNs X ;his morning an ex.
cited German stopping At tho Metropolitan II cl rushed
into the First street police ssi'Cn' bur ara
were going through the house Lo Lad Aroom m ihs
third Story and another gusr had mistaken for lite
own The German got frigtened whom the other iuan
knocked his door grabbed two sheets and bAnk
n,d them together threw them from the third story
window and started TO descend to the stone pavement
below The sheeN held. but tho blAukOt gave NAY aud
Ihs mAnB life was saved by an awntnE which broke
LA fail
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ALARMED At LIpINos TONS CANDIDA
CT FOR THE SENATE,

No Seeks Col. Northen,s Ala, bu, the Ain.
nnee Man Writes that he IL Busy Keep
Ing the Grass Out or HE CottOn-Ths
Military Iseue In IIvtpraton,a Ii.trtce
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-;,;n., ....n1t nnon one Mrs. Rains, and

criminal assault upon one Mrs. Rains, and
also grand larceny, was held in the Ponce
Court yesterday. The prosecuting witness
testified that upon arriving IN this CITY
from Turlock she engaged Monahan to
drive her in his hack to respectable hotel.
He took her to the Grand Hotel lodging
ing-house. on Front street, and then left his
horses and went up stairs after her. Once
inside the room she bad engaged, he en-
deavored to make criminal assault upon
her. She fought him, and in the scuffie
her clothes were badly torn and her limbs,
arms and neck more or less bruised. Her
cries for help al last caused the defendant
to leave her, before doing which he took
$50 in money from her.
The witness admitted that she h6d been
drinking, but declared she was not drunk
at the time.
Several other witnesses testified for the
prosecution, the testimony OF officer May
being the most important. He swore that
Monahan admitted having been criminally
intimate with the woman.
At the conclusion of the testimony for
the prosecution a motion was made By the
defense to dismiss the case, but Judge
Buckley denied it.
Several witnesses beside Monahsn, the
defendant, were called 10 the stand. The
defendant denied the accusations, and said
that the plaintiff was so drunk at the
time that she could not have remembered
what happened.
Judge Buckley reviewed the case and
held Monahan 10 answer before the Su.
perior Court, with bail in each case at
$1,000.
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YESTERDAYS RAINFALL.
Only Two September Storms Have Ex-
ceeded it in Forty Years.

Only Two September Storms Have Ex-
ceedea it in Forty Years.
The rainfall in this city up 10 O'Clock
last evening amounted to 80 of an inch,
being the third heaviest rainfall in septem-
Der in record of forty years. The two
wettest September months before this were
in 1851, when one inch was measured, and
in 1888, when 90 Of an inch fell, while
this storm gives so Of an inch.
.SFhis seasons rainfall has started in nine
DAVIS earlier than that of last season. The
first rainfall last SESSION occurred on Oc-
tober 7th, when 60 Of an inch was meas
uTed.
day.
inch.
The weather is growing cooler The
temp ersture at P. yesterday was one
degree cooler than at A. ". The highest
and lowest was but 6S' and 62.. as against
so and SO one year ago The highest and
lowest one year ago to. day was So ana 81
The weather yesterday was shoTery The
greater portion Of the day.
Al midnight last night rain was falling
heavily at many points along the railroad
ovsrTfIe Sierra Nevada, and II was sprink-
ling lightly here in the city.
The loss caused by the unexpected moist
ure will doubtless be considerable, The
Fresno vineyards are covered with drying
travs. The new venture of drying vine
cranes was in progress in many sections.
and the upper-couniy wine-makers were IN
the midst Of grape-picking;
The rain extended, according 10 southern
Pacific records from stations on the raiiroad
lines. from Los Angeles to Dunsmnir, sad
esst into Nevada In places the preclpita-
fion amounted to II riches. In the mount
aims between Blne Canyon and summit
residents awoke yesterday morning to see
what they saw too much OF last season
snow covering the ground. =,
In most places this was The fiTst ram o.
tbe season, and in only few places was
there recorded any rain at this date isst
season. On Sunday night rain was ialllng
at Isthrop, lone, Placerville, Esparto'
Williams, Willows, Fruto, Marysvilie, sac
ramento. Auburn, Redding, Colfax, sum
nit, Turlock, Berenda and Santa PAULA
and eastward as far as Rye Patch, New.
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BANkiae aaJsEs.
Safe Deposit Vaults.
CALIFORNIA STATE BANK

[ MODERN STEEL. BANK OR SAFE Oh
IA post Vault has never been successfully
attacked by burglars, and cannot be, rs tho
time required is measured by days.
Their frepTooi qualities have also been so
thoroughly tested as TO be beyond QueStlon-thc
most recent instance being the Seattle fire OF
June, 1889. Our Vaults rank among the finest
in the country, and have ell the latest devices
thickness of chilled steel that would de Y the
best experts for weeks. They are further pro-
t. cted by the foundation walls and first floor OF
our building, without exception the strongest IN
the city. The payment OF small annual rental
Sc, ures 70 your property the protection OF these
vaults. which cost many thousands OF dollars
to.build.
The rent OF sac in our Vaults is less than
the interest on an ordinary fire proof" safe
and it includes constant supervision by trust
worthy wGtchmcn.
getting your key or combination. You can
limit the access as you please, and we admit
only those authorized on our books.
You can have access TO your safe es many
times q day as you please, without asking
favor, as when you leave tin box with
your banker.
paid for A grstuitous custodian is only re-
Quired TO take ORDINARY care of property in
trusted to him; the law compels US to take the
VERY BEST CARE.
When you have a recognized place for keep.
ing important papers they do not get scattered
about and mlslaid, and in the event Of an acct
Qent your family KNOWS where 10 und thep
Insurance policies should no. be kept with
the property insured. If LETT in our Vaults,
| they can be got whenever needed.
Coupon bonds, when once stolen or destroyed,
cannot be replaced, as the law protects the in
nocent holder, and the loss of registered Secur-
tiles or stocks entails much trouble and expense.
We keep them absolutely safe
A safe in our Vaults enables a man in active
business 10 keep his private afiai IS distinct: TO
professional man it takes the place of an Office.
Ladies find our safes specially convenient for
keeping their papers and jewelry, which can be
Withdrawn at a moments notice when needed.
Families breaking up housekeeping, or tIay-
eliug, can store their silverware and valuables
with us at small expense and with perfect
security.
There is no member of the community who
cannot find some use for our safes which is
worth more to him than the cost, il only for the
peace of mind secured.
Terms, Sc, SO, $40, e1s and SOS per
annum. s2titSu)
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The Sacramento School of Design re-
sumes its session, after the long vacation,
to morrow morning. The Directors of the
Museum Association will meet this even
ing at the E B. Croker Art Gallery and
arrange for the opening ofthe school and the
com mencement of the winter season Of the
Association. Instructors jackson and Saw
yer have both returned 10 the city. The
Ladies' Museum Association contemplate
placing five more pupils in the school with
the opening of the term. The advanced
pupils will begin their work upon thestud-
les made in the Sierras in July, and it is
expected that they will finish sufficient to
enable the school TO give an exhibition in
December
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DIED.

Sacramento, September 2S-Raymond Bordiser,
native Of Germany, &c years and % days
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited TO attend the funeral, which viii take
place from Red Mems Hall. Odd Fellows
Temple, this afternoon, at o'clock
Sacramento, September 2s-william Perrill, a
native of Ireland, IS years, San Francisco
and Bangor, Ne, papers please copy
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from his late residence, ] street, Nine
teenth and Twentieth streets, tomorrow
"wednesday at . o'clock, thence to the Cathe-
dral, where funeral services will be held.Js
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Stevenson
MYSTERIOUS sHoTs.
a Midnight FusiiIade That Could Not BE
Traced IN Resulfs

a Midnight Fusiilade That Could Not Be
Traced to Results.
Just as the clock was striking the hour
of midnight last night people in the yicin-
ity OF Third and J streets were aroused by
the noise of four pistol shots, fred in quick
succession.
a REcoRD.UNIoN reporter spent some
time in trying to locate the shots, but with
out success. A tour of Chinatown panned
out no better, but as the reporter was leav-
ing | street four or FIVE more shots were
heard and the reports seemed to come from
near Third and I. They sounded as if
fred in basement.
No policemen were encountered, and
every Chinaman Intercepted had but the
one answer, NO sabbee.n Several admit
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STRUCK Gas.
Good Prospect of the Local Company
Having Plenty of 1t.

Good Prospect OF the Local Company
Having Plenty of 1t.
It looks as if the natural gas searohers
are on the right scent after all. The yell
at Fifth and r streets is down $40 feet, and
many citizens had begin 10 fear that it was
going TO prove failure.
But on Saturday last there came from
the pipe an unmistakable odor Of real illu-
minating gas.
First one of the borers would lake a
Whit at it, and then another and then
word was sent TO the Directors of the COM
pany, and several of them went down and
smelled of it. All pronounced it gas, and
a funnel was placed in an inverted posi-.
ton over the pipe and lighted match
held over the top Of It.
A blaze shot up foot in the air and the
gas burned for some time. The we'll is not
within 500 feet of being as deep as those ct
Stockton, and the Directors are strong in
the belief that their efforts 10 develop g
good natural gas well will be crowned with
Success
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In the advertising columns win be found
the announcement Of J. Fred Parsons and
Adolph C. kaufman, who have assumed
control of the boot ard shoe establishment
of p. F. Nolan & Sons, located at COS
street. Both gentlemen have been con-
neoted with the boot and shoe department
of Weinstock, Lnbin & Co for many years
aud have 2 thorough knowledge Of this
important branch Of trade. They have the
requisite experience, energy and enterprise,
and are thoroughly alive to the demands Of
tho r,0hiic
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Contractor Ewing has about completed
the collection of assessments for the gravel.
ing Of 0 street, from Tenth to Twentieth.
Property-owners are paving up briskly,
and there IS general satisfaction with the
work.
County Surveyor Boyd tested the gravel
after It had been driven over for several
weeks and well packed and found that in
many places it exceeded, by several inches,
the depth required.
If the city authorities will now have the
street looked after and smoothed in few
spots before the heavy rains of winter come
on, it should become enc of the best thor
oughlares in the city.
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Assault With a Razor.

Yesterday afternoon Police Captain Lee
encountered woman on Second street
looking for policeman. To him she re-
ported that man had assaulted her in her
domicile in that quarter and then chased
her with rsZor.
Captain Lee arrested the fellow, who
gave bis name rs Charles Jones. and
booked him on charges of disturbing the
peace and assault with deadly weapon.
The razor was found in his pocket.
Jones declares that the woman was not
chased.
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ted having heard the shots, but that was
all that could be got ont of them.
BoRcHERs ONCE MORE.
A Rumor that He is to Appear in
Senatorial Toga.

A Rumor that He is to Appear in a
Senatorial Toga.
The Post of last evening published the
following ITEM
"The news comes that Borchers will
pitch for the Senators after the northern
season closes. Arrangements may have
been made between the pitcher and Mana
ger Enwright, but il is doubtful if Borchers
will show up here. Ii must be remembered
that George secures his seasons pay in q
lump from the northern club, and then
good.by blue ribbon and temperance
pledges Borchers never could keep
straight when his pockets were well filed.
If Mr.. Enwright depends on Borchers to
win the pennant, he rests his hope on
very uncertain quantity"
Neither Enwright nor Ginsberg could be
found last night, but it is quite probable
that they have no intention of dealing
with the erratic Sacramento youth.
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Police Court Gases.

In The Police Court yesterday Ed. Rand
was sent to the County Jail for thirty days
for being q common drunkard.
Annie Witke pleaded guilty to drunken
ness and was ordered to Jail for ten days.
Tobn Sullivan admitted that he stole
nine from John Miller at the Paine break.
Hs will be sentenced today.
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The A. B. Gun Club held shooting
match at the Union House on Sunday, at
which the following scores were made at
inanimate targets thrown from traps), out
of possible 25: Sims %, Hull IS. Wsg-
ner 81, Korn u, Reith IS. Scholy 20, Brown
%
In q five bird match Sims, Hull and
Reith made clean scores, and Wagner 4.
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Birth death, ana marriage notices fsts be sent IN
~ responsible parties, and paid for At The rate Of Is
essls each; funeral notices, IS cents.
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Not Ready Yet.

The Board of Supervisors was to have
announced the precincts, polling places and
election officers yesterday, but as the city
members had not completed their lists, the
matter went over until Thursday afternoon.
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WIDE-AWsKE REPUBLICANS.
PREPARING FOR a HEARTY RECEP-
TON TO COLONEL MARKHAM.
The Old So1iiers and Sailors Form O
Legion-Other Organizations Pre-
pairing for Active Work.

The Republicans of this city are display
ing more enthusiasm than they have
shown since the Perkins campaign, and
the few weeks intervening between this
and election day will witness number Of
torchlight professions of the old-time sort.
Colonel Markham, the Republican candi-
date for Governor, will be here on next
Saturday evening, and the Markham Brig
ade and other organizations are preparing
to give him grand reception.
There was en- enthusiastic meeting of old
soldiers and sailors at Sheriff McMullen's
Office yesterday, and those present organ-
lied company to be known as the Veter-
ans Legion of the Markham Brigade.
The following officers were elected: O.
P Dodge, Commander; W. II. Ambrose,
Senior Vice-Commander; ]. w. Reeves,
Junior Vice Commander; w. B. Maydwell,
Quartermaster; W. NJ. jerks, Quartermas-
ter Sergeant; Executive Committee-J. r.
Lame, J. L. Larkin, w. w. Coons
On motion of w. w. Coons, all old SOL
diers and sailors and their sons were in
vited 10 join the Legion and enroll their
names with those OF the veterans now on
the list.
About twenty new names were added to
the roll last evening and the membership
is expected to reach at least 100.
The Executive Committee was requested
to wait upon the Executive Committee OF
the Markham Brigade with view to ar
ranging for uniforms. These will consist
of white glazed caps and capes worn with
ordinary citizens suits. An order for 100
will probably be placed to-day.
The Legion will meet again this evening
al the old Pavilion and all old soldiers and
sailors, and their sons, who are not already
members are requested TO be on hand.
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Go ID Hammers music store, No. $50 J
street, for anything in the musical line.
Largests in the city and lowest prices. $
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HELD TO ANSWER.

eYerkey" Afonahan, the Notorious Hack
man, Must stand Trial.
The examination of "Yorkey' Monahan
IN a charge Of attempting to commit a
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EEvADAs LATE EXECUTIVE.
Governor Waterman's Letter of Regret
Duly Acknowledged.

Duly acknowledged.
The following communication was re-
csived yesterday by Governor Waterman
from Nevada, in acknowledgment of his
letter of regret at the death Of Governor
Stevenson:
Carson CITY (Nev.). Sept. %, 1890.
To lis Eresiencg, K. ~ Bdiermqa, G0rerR0r Of
C4lifofaiq-DRAR SIR: Your kind letter of con-
doenoe expressive Of the appreciation Of the
high character and worth of our deceased
Governor, Hon. Charles c, stevenson, has this
day been received.
At a meeting of the Justices OF the Supreme
Court ard state officers, held this day. it was re
solved that the same be duly acknowledged
and the thanks of the citizens OF the state OF
Nevada be returned for the generous tribute OF
respsct offered by the people of California
through your Exee0eney.
We viii ever bear in kind remembrance your
expressions OF sympathy IN our time OF be
Teavement.
an, with great respect, your obedient seTv-
snt, JOHN N. poRMER, secretary Of state.
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velvet and SILK Csps

For ladies and misses, in all styles, price
vsrving from so cents to 81, the cheapest
covering for q ladyis head ever worn, for
as much style, at Red House.
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rHE NIXON PRoPERTY.

On the ed of October D ] Simmons &
Co, viii sell, by order Of the administrator
of the estate of DR.. A. B. Nixon, deceased,
the splendid residence property on IL
street, near Tenth. now occupied by de-
ceased's family. Il is a choice piece Of
property.
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There will be a meeting of Republicans
of -Four and Four and-a-Half Precincts, at
the new Pavilion this evening, to form a
campaign organization.
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Sacramento, September 2S-By Rev. G. P. Tin
dali. at the residence of 4. Larsen. Peter Fall
euist, OF Franklin, TO Christine Person, of
Sacramento.