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CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS.
They are Receiving Much Attention in
the East,

Ahey are Receiving Much Attention in
the East.
NEW YORK, July Sth.-The local papers are
Psyiins an unusual amount of attention TO Cali
loInia prooucts, owing to the conditions now
oplalnlng The trade papers have daily ac-
counts OF prices at which peaches apricots and
canned goods are held in the California market
lhese papers reach Just the class where the
publication is the most effective-the dealers in
sucn goods. The prominence of California pro-
uucts is increased by daily comparison with for
eign goods statements are reiterated persist
entiy thAt, in The matter OF prunes especially
foreign growers have been forced by the grow,
ing popularity of California goods in the East
ern markets to initiate Calitornias way of pack
purchasers they are getting California goods
fIorlda Is not getting One-tenth the advertising
mere IN the trade papers that California has
me natterlng feature OF all this is that it is un
souclted, ana that the facts are printed as mere
items OF news Even the daily metropolitan
press, which fails to MAKE a speciality of such
trade matters, is noticing California fruit in the
ieg1iaf ;t sa news columns There is no. possibil
NY LOT doubt, according to the best authorities
interviewed, and who call attention to these
iacts as significant, that California goods will
De lstroauced to twice as many new people this
ss, year as curing any season preceding. The lat
AT from 5s4c to TIC, with strong staple mar
ket. French prunes hold their own, with small
sales at SEC to sc.
SALES AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July sth.-The Earl Fruit Company
realized the following prices for California
fruits to day: Bartlett pears, 81 10 per box: Ger
man prultes. " 80 per half.crate; Purple Duane
plums, 81 40 per small box; Royal Bative plums.
sz 90 per nall crate; Peach plums, 81 So to So 55
box. w pe- -'--
Porter Bros. Company sold one carload of
fruit. Plums brought 81 30 to So so: peaches.
,; ~ 70 u 70, except one line in bad order at
to 81 65 ~ "
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E>OR SALE, CHEAP-EIGHTY OR FORTY
l. acres of good land near Auburn. For fur
ther particulars address J. STOUT, Auburn
irG.l lIuH
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EASTERN BASEBALL
Results of the League, Broth erhood al
Assoa;at;n-.

Results of the League, Broth erhood ana
Associations Games.
CHICAGO, July sth-Baseball games were
played throughout the East to-day as follows:
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia-Philadel IS, Plttsburg
H.
At Boston-Boston z Cleveland 9.
AT Brooklyn --Chicsgo BROOKLYN .
At New York-Buffalo 10, New Yurk2
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Philadelphia-Phi ., Cincinnati
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 7. Cleveland1 1.
A. New York-New York q ChicagoS.
AT tBoston-Pittsourg l. Boston l5.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Columbus-Coumbus 5, Rochester, 6.
At Louisville-Louisville 10, Athletics ?.
At st. Louis-St Louis 13, Syracuse 5.
At Toledo-The Brooklyn-Toed game was
postponed on account of wet grounds
The friction of millions of shoes has
worn the original smoothness from tn
flooring of the Brooklyn bridge prone
made.
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AUSTRALIAN MAILS.
The Colonies Give Notice of With
drawaI of Their Subsidy.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9th-l:30 A. M-The
Journal Of Commerce has an editorial this morn
ing calling attention to the fact that the Col
onieS of New South Wales and New Zealand
intend in November next to discontinue the
subsidy which they have paid for the past
twenty years to maintain a regular line of mail
steamers between San Francisco and the Col
onies
The paper states that this action on the part
OF the Colonies is due to the failure of the
United States Government to pay at least one
half of the cost of maintaining the present
mail and passenger service.
The paper also points out that the amount
of mail matter going from this port to the
Colonies is nearly fifteen times as great as that
coming this way. and that in 1889 the exports
of merchandise from America to the Colonies
amounted to s., ,254 600, while the imports from
the Colonies amounted to but 81 622, 900, showing
q balance OF trade in favor of america
The Journal Of Commerce declares that in
view of the present circumstances the end oi
steam communication between America and
the British colonies in the South Pacific is near,
and deems it imperative that Congress SHOULD
devote early and prompt attention to the SUBJ
ject.
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EASTERN TURF.
Torso Gets Away With the Rich Loril.
lard Stakes

New YORK, July Sth.-The weather was hot
the attendance large and the track fast
First race, seven furlongs, Bella B won, Fitz
james second, Kenwood third. Time, 1881
The best previous record was l:26:25, made over
the Sheepshead track by Britannia.
Second race, the Hopeful stakes, for two We ar
olds, three quarters of a mile, Reckon won
Picnicker second, Bolero third. Time 1:1l31
The third race, Lorillard stakes, for three.
year-olds, of $3.50 each, with $40 600 added, the
St rters were Padishah, Protection, Sir John,
Banquet. Tournament led from the start. and
kept 1t until near the finish, when Torso came
to the front and won by a length. Tournament
second, Banquet third. Time, 1861. The Lor-
Hard stakes were worth s21.f 90 to the winner
Fourth race. mile and a furlong, Longstreet
won, Diablo second, Stockton third. Time,
1:56s4.
Fifth race, for two-year-olds, three quarters
of mile, Bermuda won, Correction second,
Eclipse third. Time, l:l2.
Sixth race. for three year olds and upward
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five furlongs, Carrie G. won, yardee secopd
Raymond third. Time, :5s1144. ~

9. MAsHINGToN PARK, July Sth-The Drexel
1t was captured by the crack California horss
santiago. fata! accident marred the sport in
TINS race one of the Jockeys being killed Is fall
ny i1s on ms morse summaries Three-quarters
won, Maribeau second, Green Rush third. Time,
Mile and sixteenth, for three year-olds and
Etruria third. Time, Lac. 'ono'
O.. D.sxel stakes; for three-year-olds, one mile.
Santiago first, Blarney Stone second. Epelisb
Lady third. Time, I:4SL. siisii
Moretta fell enteri, The s,rsirht .,,s IN.
over Abois, her rider, breaking his meek.
Milr ana seventy yards, Heron won, Prophesy
SECOND. Lizzie third. Tine, 451
Lakeview won, Delmar second Pat sbeedv
tniIu- lime, 1l4A. second hea,-Iakeyiew
won, Fat Sheedy second, Delmar third. Time.
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The Legislature Meets in Special Session
to Consider the Subject


LONDON, July Sth The Times pripts dis.
patch dated Buenos Ayres, with reference to the
hnanclal crisis IN Uruguay. The dispatch states
that the Uruguayan Legislature met In sp,acial
session sunday 10 consioer what course to pur-
sue in view OF The suspension of specie pay.
merits by the National Bank A bill was passed
wnich VIII be promulgated at once sanctioning
the suspension Of specie payments for six
months. This action has alarmed the mer-
chants and deputation waited upon the Fl
nance Minister, who assured the merchants
that the Government had no intention of re-
sorting to forced currency. The Government
fears THAT the people viii not accept paper cur
rency but desires TO save the National Bank, II
possible, by the present intermediate measure
II the effort TO assist the bank fails it viii probs
bly, be forced 20 liquidate.
CHECKING A RUN on THE BANK.
MoNTEvIDEo. July Sth.-There is an abate.
ment in the financial panic. In order to stop A
run on the bank the Government has issued a
decree making yesterday a national holiday
One million five hundred Thousand dollars In
gold is on its way here from Buenos Ayres Ii
is hoped that upon its arrival the financial dis
tress will be relieved.
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We Caution An Aea,n.. Them.

The unprecedented success and merit of Rly's
cream Balm-a real cure for catarrh, hay fever
and cold in the head-has induced many ad-
venturers to place catarrh medicines bearing
upon the market, in order to trade upon the
reputation OF kly's Cream Balm. Don't be de.
ceiFed Buy only Ely's Cream Balm. Many in
your immediate locality will testify in highest
commendation of it. particle is applied into
each nostril; no pain; agreeable to use Price,
oU ccniS MWF
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THE SANTA FE.
Probability That This System Will Soon
Enter San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, July Sth.-The Chronicle says
Samuel Rockwell, Chief of the Santa Fe Eu
Mojave to TETON Pass, the steepest grade not to
be over forty feet to the mile, and there will be
but two tunnels, a long and short one. An ad-
dition OF twelve men and an engineer has just
will go to work from TETON Pass north along
the San joaquin valley to Antioch, or Tiburon.
The original surveying party is at Cascade lake,
and will return to Mojave on the line of the
levels first run, setting the final grade stakes
The grade from Moiave to Castac will be so
easy that single engine can pull thirty.five
contracts tof the first sixty miles of road will be
let very shortly.
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EUREKA HAPPENINGS.
New Trial Denied q Murderer-Hiehway
men Sentenced

EUREKA (Cal }, July Sth-C. 81. Bowden was
denied new trial IN the Superior Court this
morning, and sentenced to be hanged NEXT
september for the murder of Mrs Price in last
Cout.
Louis Lavallette, charged with highway rob
berry, in standing up editor Thompson, pleaded
eguilty IN the superior Court to-day, and was
sentenced 10 ten years III San Quentin He is
the man who made a robbers roost of Congress
man De edaven's house. He declined counsel.
and refused to give his correct name. He
laughed at the sentence, saying: at was de-
served" He is young, pleasant and well read
almost polished and brilliant. He seemed as
familiar with Court proceedings as with re-
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WOrkn0en

Need not qrit work or lay up. No danger
Of taking cold on it or being interrupted by
violent purging. debilitating sickness or
pain. Simmons Liver Regulator acts so
gently and naturally that you hardly know
it is the effect of medicine. 1t is better
than dose of pills. sure to act, easily
taken. no bad taste, and sure to cure.
Such medicine for man. woman and child
should be kept in every house, as it pre-
vents sickness and saves money. ]. HUGG,
Midileport, o., writes: Have taken Regu-
lator with satisfaction; can safely recon-
mend it to all afflicted with liver complaint
l have been subject to congestion of the
liver and have taken from Is to 20 grains of
calomel, which generally laid me up for
three or four days. Lately take siumons
Liver Regulator. which gives me relief
without any Interruption to business
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ARIZONA.
The Warjcopa and Phoenix Railroad to
Resume Onerations

PHOENIX "a. IT,, July Sth.-Colonel C. s. Mas
ten. Nlce-Presldent and Manager of the Phoenix
the directory of the company in San Francisco
had determined to push the line to the northern
limits of Maricopa county, and as much further
as possible in the next eighteen months. To
of the Arizona Central Railway Co., and al
ready secured the right of way through the
cultivated portions of the county beyond. On
the desert the way is clear. This is practically
the line for which the bill is now pending in
Congress- in lieu OF the one recently vetoed by
the President, and to which the county is asked
to give $500, 900. The Maricopa and Phoenix
Company simply asks that it be exempted from
Territorial and local taxes for five years
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FREAK OF A MapMAN.
He Walks Out of Fourth Story Win.

OAKLAND, July Ssh.-This morning about 6
O'Clock Professor ii. C. CASTOR, who mas been
conducting memory classes at the Young Mems
Christian Association building, walked out OF
the window of his room on the fourth floor of
the Brunswick Hotel, on the corner of Ninth
aud Washington streets, and had an almost
marvellous csc Ipe from being dashed TO death
The force of the fall was broken by his alight-
ing upon corner awning in front OF a millinery
store. The awning was new one, and CASTOR
rebounded and slid off Oh to the pavement and
escaped without broken bone. The fall from
the window out of which he walked was over
forty feet, ard if the awning had not inter
rupted his fail he would have been killed in
stantly by striking the pavement below. CASTOR,
who had dressed himself. had his hat on and
his cane in his hand when he took the leap.
When he struck the ground he picked himself
up aud went to the entrance of the hotel and
rang for the elevator. He then went to his
room, and finding the door locked, called upon
Jesus Christ to open it He wes evidently la
boring under an alteration of mind. The pa
Eol wagon was called and he was sent to the
City Jail and will be examined by the Commits
sioners of Insanity.
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SAN Francisco, July Sth.-The exports of
lumber from San Francisco in June were SIS $40
feet, valued at s17,26l. The exports for the first
six months of the year were S,65S 404, feet, val
ned at J1S5,912. The exports during the same
time last year were 7,43i,l67 feet, valued at
SIS. 43q
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The regular annual m Getting of the stock
holders of the Pioneer Milling Company will
be held at the Office of the company. corner
First and Broad streets, on MONDAY, July 10TH
at $50 o'clock P. M, for the purpose of electing
Board of Directors for the ensuing year. and
for the transaction of any other business that
may come before the meeting.
je27-3w(Su) F. B. SMITH, Secretary.
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NEW DINING cAss.
An Order Given for Those to be Run on
the Central Pacific

SAN FRANCISCO, July Sth.-President Hunting
ton of the Southern Pacific Company placed an
order this week with the Pullman Car Company
for the construction of the three dining cars
that are 10 be used on the Central Pacific road
for the accommodation of passengers of fast
mail trains. Pullman promises to have the
cars ready by the middle of october.
1t is not the intention to run the cars through
between Oakland pier and Ogden, but only
back and forth between Wells and Truckee
The cars will be kept running back and forth
across Nevada, but in no way will they inter-
fere with tn eating houses along the line. the
latter continuing TO be used for passengers of
seeond-ciass trains and crews of freight trains
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GLOVE FIGHT.
Ike Weir Knocks Conn Out In the
Third Round.

BUFFALO On. ", July Sth-A prize.fight
between Ike Weir, the spider" and James
Connor. the instructor of the Buffalo Athletic
Club, took place tonight. The men fought
with skin gloves. In the first round Weir led
the hghting. and got in two blows on Connor,
although the latter scored on Weir's left eye
In the second Connor made ferOcious effort to
reach Weir, but failed. In the third he tried it
again with the same result, and before he could
recover Weir stretched him on the floor with
rlght-hander on the jaw. He gathered himself
up. but YVES too weak to continue, and the
spider soon sent him back again with a
smash in the mouth. knocking him ont
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Stockholders, Meetipp-A meet,

Stockholders Meeting.-A meeting of the
stockholders OF the Buffalo Brewing Company
wi be held at the office of said company,
Twenty-frst street, between Q and r, THURS
DAY EVENING, July H. 1880, at 7:So O'Clock.
ADOLPH HEILBRON, President.
W. E. GERBER, Secretary. jy6-td
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup

Has been used over fifty years by mothers for
their children while teething. with perfect sue
cess. II soothes the child sottens the gums
aliays all pain, cures wind collie regulates the
bowels, and is the best remedy for diarrhoa
Whether arising from teethng or other causes
and Is for sale by druggists in every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. Twenty five cents bottle,
MWF
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UNDUE exposure to cold winds, 1ain,
bright lieht or malaria may bring ON in
hamma ion and soreness of the ewes. DR..
j. II McLean's Strengthening Eye Salve
will sub iue the Inflammation. cool and
soo'he the nerves, AID strengthen falling
eyesigh:; 25 cents box
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Fast Time to tho East.-The Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Santa Fe route) is now
twelve hours shorter to Kansas City an ST.
Louis, and twenty -four hours shorter to Chicago
ing Cars TO Chicago every dsy without change.
Personally conducted excursions every Thurs
day. GEO. W. RAILToN, Agent, 2sl J street,
Sacramento. MWF
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AMERICAN RIELEMEN.
They Pay Their Respects to ex- Chancellor
Bismarck

Bismarck
BERLIN, July Sth.-The Independent New
YORK shooting Corps, in full uniform paid a
visit TO Bismarck to-day. William Weber ex-
pressed the thanks of the party for the privilege
given them of visiting the great man 10 whom
Germany owed her unity Bismarck expressed
pleasure at the visit, and said he had always
sttlVen 10 maintain good relations with Amer
lea In his opinion 1t would have been foolish
10 quarrel TOR such small question as that of
Samoa, and he had therefore worked energetic
ally to effect an amicable settlement. With a
luncheon that followed the ex.Chancellor was
in CHEEKY mood aud related many interesting
anecdotes of his life.
Eyraud's Excuse for Committing Murder
PARIS, JulJ Sth-Michael Eyra,1d uevs snests
freely of his connection with the murder of
Soutfe. When he was informed that Gabriel e
Bompard, his mistress and accomplice had
told everything, although some of her details
OF the crime were at variance with his Eyraud
exclaimed: We'll, am lost 1 am everything
bad. but am not villain. Love of my family
did 1t. had the power to provide, but fate was
against me. Ihat viper, that woman was in
my path. She was a coquette. She constantly
complained Of not having money enough ana
threatened to abandon me. loved her madly.
To supply her wants l committed the murier'''
Al the close of this declaration, Eyraud sald:
! am resigned to my fate. May the good God
be mercifuln
Miraculous Power.
PARIS July Sth.-An astonishing story of a
miraculous nearing Is reported from the Island
OF Oleron, near La Rochelle. A young man is
said TO have become suddenly endowed with
mlracnlons power TO cure all sorts of physical
lnfirmities. He uses neither incautation hyp-
notlsm nor drugs but simply places his feet
against those OF tee patient and makes move
ments with his hands over the parts afflicted
thereby efiecting complete cure. His popu-
larlty is increasing by the fact that he makes
no charge, but simply says, after the gestures
are completed, Go in peace, you are cured"
The halt and the blind hasten to him in
crowds. He exercises his power at certain hours
only.
Quietness Prevails.
LONDON, July Sth. Quietness prevails
throughout the Metropolitan Police Force this
morning. None of the men have gone on a
strike. The policemen who were arrested for
assaulting their superior officers yesterday have
been sentenced to fourteen days imprisonment
The men are weakening. They have no organi-
Zation and IL Is not likely they will attempt to
enforce their Gemard by a general strike IL is
probable, however, that further isolated dis
tu1banees may occdr. The Constables who
were dismissed for connection witch the trou-
bles are petiiionipg TO the authorities for rein
siateIlen ent.
Evacuation of Egypt.
LONDON, July Sth.-The Turkish Government
has sent IA new note to the British Government
demaudirg It to fix date upon which Egypt
will be evacuated by the b itish troops without
the right of again occupying that country.
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new TO-DAY.

Advertisements OF Aeetsr1 Notices, Wonts, Loa,
Fot'sd, For Sale, TO Let o;sd similar notices under
this head are inserted for 5 censs per line the first
line and cents per line each subsequent time Az
notices OF this character piH be found under tais
kscdino.
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For fine glass of fresh buttermilk;
fresh eggs and butter, sausages cheese and ali
kinds OF canned goods. go to F. BAUMLE, 723
J street. Lunch tor travellers. Our goods are
of superior nuality ialn-tf
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The cheapest and most reliable life In
surance; to sober gentlemen and ladies only
paid up policies in twenty years. Write to C.
ID. BROOKE, Sacramento. jy4-1ws
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Arrived. Madam Bell. the nhr.no,oss.

6fIseu' MAuam beII, the phrenOIOefsf,
palmist, wonderful card reader. Reads yonr
character like an open book. Fifteen years
practice in India, Australia and New Zealand
colonies Young people should know their
future. Fee. 81 great secret to ladies' Owing
TO rush of business. have removed TO 4aa K
street, between Fourth and Fifth. je17-lms
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Painless Extraction of Teeth by use of
local ar esthetic. DR.. WELDON, dentist. Eighth
| and streets iel2-tf
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Mira. G. Levy h as removed from I4O3
Van Ness avenue to 1880 Pest street. San Fran
iySG
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The best plac, in California to have your
printing done: A. ]. Johnston d Co.'s, 40 ]
treet. Sacramento Cal.
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John Eifel. assayer and chemist, 100 J
ST., or southeast corner Seventeenth and J.jy7-tf
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Decker Bros.'-The artists' plano. Write
to KOHLER d CHASE, San Francisco. jel6-3m
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
A Wtll-KnoVn Portland Attorney
Murdered.
PROPOSED NEW RAILWAY LINE.
A Maniac Jumps From n Four
Story acknowledgements
Station Located
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uslos. /
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The bes. place III California 10 have your
printing done: A. J. Johnson & Co.'S, 9l0
street. Sacramento, Cal.
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
UruSuay'S legislature Considering the
Financial Situation.
THE EVACUATION OF EGYPT.
Eyraud's Excuse for Committing
Murder-Quiet Prevails in Lon
don Police Circles.
SPECIAL DIsrATcsEs TO TIE REcoRD-uS1os.1
In FOREIGN LANDS.
HE EVACUATION OF EGYPT.
URuGuay's FINANCES.

SPECIAL DlsrArcss TO THE nrcoRD-uSIos.I