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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-06
ohio fsn Ono zolumesl-e Members Of the Gem

Ohio (6o, 900 volumes)-" Members of the Gem
eral Assembly sEd ex-members, State and ex-
State officers, Judges OF the Courts, clerks OF the
State Rouse"
officers aud the Judges of the two State courts .
Rules adopted by the Joint Library Commit
tee of the Legislature of Pennsylvania
That so much of the rules adopted by the
Joint Library Committee OF the legislature as
would seem TO authorize heads of departments
and members of the Legislature TO issue orders
10 other parties TO take books from the library,
be ard the same is hereby rescinded. ard the
Librarian is hereby strictly prohibited from
observing or accepting any such order. unless
he Is p)sifiuesy assured that he books asked jor are
for the indirdAdi use OF The head Of ne department
or member of the Legislature sending the order.
No head of department or member of the
Legislature shall be authorized to take more
than four volumes from the library at any one
time which shall be r. turne3 or renewed st
the expirstion of two weeks, under the penal
ties prescribed by rule OF the Joint Library
rules.
It will be seen that the rules adopted by this
Board give greater latitude than those OF any
ether State we have heard from, except Della
ware, and there it is by law circulating IL
brsry. The statute prescribes who may take
books from the library, and il follows, as mat
ter of course that all others may not, because
it prescribes penalty for those who may that
could not be applied 10 other persons.
Without casting any SUR on any former Board
of Trustees or Librarian, we may observe that
anything Some OF the State officers construed
their right TO take books into right 10 give
carte Blanche orders to their friends; )awyeTsteok
books at will and raagy persons had keys to the
library. The consequence was the loss OF
several thousand volumes and the mutilstion of
q great many others There are receipts on fle
from pirate citizens for books taken ram The library
uRder former administrations, contrary 10 aW, that
haze not been returned.
If the people of the State want 20 make cir
culating library OF tiff they want the books
lost, mutilated and destroyed-they have only
to so instruct their legislators; but il it is cir
culating library, the law and the rules must
give equal facilities to the citizens of Siskiyou
or San Diego that they give to those OF Secra-
ramento. No law was intended 10 confer fayors
on State officers, as citizens, not conferred on
other citizens. No State can afford to collect
fine law library and have a lule CT practice
permitting every man with a license III his
pocket to take out such books as be pleases. We
have accepted trust-for which we receive no
salary-a1d we intend to discharge the duties
incumbent on US to the best OF cur ability and
no favors will be accorded ore class of citizens
not accorded to another; none to the Ech and
the powerful not extended to the poorest and
humblest. r. d. STEPHENS, President,
H. E MCCUNE, Trustee,
W. 5. GREEN, Trustee,
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AIDING ABILITY.
The Ladies Endow ID ore Scholarships in
the School of Design.

The Ladies Endow ID ore Scholarships in
the School of Design.
The Directory of the Ladies Museum
Association have purchased three year
scholarships for the following pupils in the
Sacramento School of Design: Miss Minnie
Bethel, Miss Lillian Dickson, Miss Kate
Mansfield. of Virginia City, New; Miss
Dora Schubert and Charles Boehme.
Fer these scholarships the Ladies Asso-
citation pay the SUM OF $500. They thus
aid native ability in securing an education
in designing and general art study, and at
the same time render to the California
Museum Association efficient aid in main
tanning the School Of Design-en institu-
ton of which Sacramento is justly proud,
and that has in the FIVE years of its exist
ence proved of high value to the COM
muoity.
The Ladies Association has ten pupils
in the school, for whose art education they
have paid the sum of 81 000. The unset
fish efforts of these public-spirited women
suggest that other citizens might we'll emu
late their example and endow scholarships
in the school for worthy young people
whose native ability indicates their special
fitness for training in designing. Ii is an
accomplishment that better qualities them
for whatever vocation in life thew may
choose. At the same time these endow-
ments assist in the maintenance of the
school and the support Of an educational
institution row second to none of its order
west of the Mississippi river.
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On Saturday, the 18th instant, there will
be any amount OF fun at Snowflake Park,
and the public should turn out en- masse to
witness it. On that occasion there will be
game of baseball between picked mines
from among the Republican candidates for
office, the proceeds from the gate money
to be for the benefit of the Froebel Free
kindergarten.
The lady managers of the school have
the matter in then charge, and the sag
gestion is made that they select some one
of their number who is well up in baseball
to umpire the game. The object is
worthy one, and there should be several
thousand people at the park to aid the
good cause by contributing the price of ad.
mission. They will, moreover, be well re-
paid for their trouble and outlay.
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END OF A USEFUL LIFE.
Death of John Breuner, an Old and
Esteemed Merchant


John Breuner. one OF the Oldest ard
widest known business men in this city,
died last night after a lingering illness. De
ceased was native of Germany, and aged
81 years. He was known as one Of the
most prudent and successful merchants in
Sacramento. and had built up large busi-
ness in the furniture line Since his i'll
ness the business has been conducted By
his sons, and will doubtless be continued
by them.
John Breuner was man Of most kindly
manners, aud al who came Is contact with
him, either socially or in a business way,
were attracted 10 him. He had reared in
this city a large family of sons and
daughters, the elder of whom have been
connected with tie business of their father
for some years. Deceased was one OF the
most upright of business men. He was
true to his word in all his dealings but was
not exac,iDg toward Others. As husband
and father he was all that a man could BE-
He died leaving behind him in this com.
muEity name for industry. honesty and
thrift that will to some extent serve to COM
fort his family in their bereavement.
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RRIFF NOTES.

The sidewalks " ere covered last night
with tule bugs of the large beetle variety,
and the Chinsmea will have lots OF soup
to-day.
It is quite refreshing to residents of the
valleys to be told that the snow banks
near Weber and Independence lakes
hang around yet to the depth of forty
feet.
The stubble fields in Sierra valley are
getting green and the meadows are from
six to ten inches deep in green grass.
Feed was never so plentiful before in the
fall in that valley.
Roper, the cripple who was so badly
stabbed in the abdomen last week by one
John Burns, and Ulrich, the man who had
his arm mangled by q freight car, are both
setting along well at the Receiving Hospital
and will probably recover.
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ROADS AND BRIDGES.
County Supervisors Inspect Them Down
About Gait.

County supervisors inspect 1hem DOWN
About Gait.
Supervisors Bates and Greer were il Gait
Sundsy, says the Gazette, and visited the
bridge across Deer creek, south of town.
They have concluded to make substantial
repairs, put in a new bridge and make the
crossing in every way safe. The Super
yisors also visited The bridge west Of a. I.
Riders dairy and examined the extensive
grading done at This point by Rosd Over
seer Bryant They were well pleased with
the work and mplimented Mr. Bryant on
The good job done.
Bates and Greer, while out here drove
over the Mcfarland road and were sur
prised to find such an excellent driveway
the only piece Of road properly graded and
in fifstelass repair 10 be found in this sec
ton of the county.
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COLONIES STAFF.
BY COMPANY A.
SPORTSMEN COMING. :
They Will Have Four-Days' Tourna-
ment Here This Week.

On Wednesday the State Sportsmen's
Association will meet here for four. days
shooting tournament, and incidentally to
discuss matters pertaining to game protec-
ton. The chief event of the meeting will
be the shoot for the Selby trophy-now
held by the Pacific spor.smen's Club of
this city-which will be the first event on
the opening day.
There will be twelve matches shot, some
at live birds and some at clay targets, in
each of which five or more prizes will be
awarded. A large number OF special prizes
lave been contributed to be shot for in aG-
dition to the divided entrance money in
each match.
The Pacifcs, who have charge of all the
arrangements, have had shed erected at
Agricultural Park, under which the shoot
ers will stand during the matches. There
are lots of birds on hand, and a week OF
fine sport is anticipated.
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ROBBERY THE OBJECT.
Martin Pennish's House Plundered Be-
fore il was Burned.

Martin Pennish's House PIundered Be-
fore it was Burned.
It was learned yesterday that circum-
stances had been developed going to show
that the burning of Martin Pennish's house
in the southwestern portion Of the city on
the preceding night was for the purpose of
robbery.
There was trunk in the house contain
ing some 500 in silver, and a quantity of
valuable clothing. Yesterday it vas found
ia a swamp not far from the house, and of
course Iifed of its contents.
Everything goes to show that the house
was fred for the purpose of covering up all
trace of the robbery, and that the deed was
done by persons who were familiar with
the place and had at least suspicion that
Pennish had money there.
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Danville, Ill, has wonder in tee person
of Charles G. Fitzpatrick. one-legged
cyclist. This youth has come into promi-
nence by his wonderful performances on
the wheel Fitzpatrick is well known in
baseball circles. He is at present umpiring
in the Illinois and Iowa League. Kilpat-
rick will come with the Munson and Co.
miskey aggregation of players TO the Pacific
coast, giving bicycle exhibitions before the
games and doing the umpiring.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
a wheatland Rancher Takes a Dose of !
Laudanum.

''~~-~----~N
Laudanum.
Jim Shaver, Wheatland raneher, came
to Marysyille Thursday and was served
with papers in divorce suit brought By
his wife, Mrs Frances Shaver, says The last
issue of the Marysville Democrat On FRI
day morning he purchased two-ounce
bottle of lauGunum in this city and left for
Reed Station on the $40 train.
He told James Rector that he was going
to kill himself il his wife did not live with
him. He went to the residence of D. A.
Ostrom, where bis wife at present resides,
and asked her to live with him and not
proceed with tbs divorce. On her refusal
to do So he took dose of the laUdanum
DR., Stratton was sent for and be applied
some remedies. Shaver was taken to
Wheatland and as he felt very drowsy was
walked around all the evening by two
men who tried TO keep him awake II is
expected that he will come out all right.
The chemist from whom he purchased The
laudanum says that he said that ne wanted
to kill bolts in horse.
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Spoiled Their Fun.

Two young men hired horse and buggy
from Wilson's stable yesterday to have a
time" They drove the horse through the
streets at break-neok speed, until the poor
animal was nearly dead and K streets
soon became too narrow for them, so they
turned into II street, in hopes OF haTing a
brush" with somebody. They didn't
know that Mr.. Wilson lived on that street.
The stebie-keeper heard the racket and
gave chase. Ee overhauled the youths,
took the team from them, and promised to
have them arrested for cruelty 10 animals
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This and Last Years Weather,

The Signal Service temperature at A. NJ.
and 5 P. NJ. yesterday was $50 and 78o,
while the highest and lowest was 800 and
so, as against 800 and $50 on the same date
last year.
The highest and lowest temperature one
year ago today was 760 and $40, with
cloudless skies.
One year ago tomorrow was the COM
mencement of the rainy season. for last
year. There was go of an inch precipi-
tsted on that Gay, and during the month of
October last year there was OF inches of
rainfall measured, that being the wettest
October in forty years
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Earned runs sacramento. /; oakland l.
Home run-Godar Three base hits-Godar,
DUNCAN and Dooley. Sacrifice hits Can
tillion %, Lohman ~. First Dase on errors
Sacramento, 3; oakland, 1. First base on
called balls Sacramento, /; Oakland, !. Leit
on bases-Sscra neuto, &: Oakland, s. Struck
out-By Harper, 1; by Cobb, 9; by Hoffman, 3.
Passed balls Bowman, 0; Lehman, 0; Ward, l.
Time of game-Two hours, imp .res-Sweeney
and Lane. Official Scorer-Will. Il. Young.
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Sacramento, October 5-John Breuner father of
Katie. John. Louis Jr-, Minnie, Kittie and
Carrie Breuner. g native of Germany, 90 years
ard q days (San Francisco, Cincinnati and
Allegheny City papers please eopy.l
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited 10 attend the funeral, which viii take
place from his late residence. L street, be-
tween sixth ard Seventh, tomorrow after
noon at o'eloek.i
Sacramento, October John ?. Pfund, father of
b. g., William X. and f. F. Pfund, native
of Germany. 81 years, months aud IS days.
(st. Louis, No, and Vandalis, III, papers
piess ecopy1
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
yitsd to attend the funeral, from his late
residence, No. 1901 street, this afternoon at
Soeloek.
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CALL or write to Cooper's, the leading
music store, 621 ] street, for anything
Latest music, best pianos. Violin strings
(steei), cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra,
Is cents; best Russian, rs cents; artists
strings. 80 cents each. John F. Cooper, sole
agent for Mathushek Company's solid iron
frame pianos. Over LOO sold in Saera-
mento, and not one failure in 20 years.
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WANTED IN STOCKTON.
Arrest of San Joaquin Youth for Grand
Larceny.


Larceny.
Last night Sheriff Cunningham of Stock
ton telephoned to the police to look out for
and arrest an 18-year-old youth named
Brophy for the theft of $120 in money and
a watch.
Detective Arlington went cut and soon
located the young man at one of the hotels,
where he had registered under the name OF
Simonds. Arlington arrested the young
man. He had on his person s92 10. and
the watch, 10 which he bad added new
chain.
Brophy Cor Simonds) looks like a verd
ant country youth, and does not seem TO
realize that he has committed crime.
Tie money and watch. it is understood,
belonged to q relative. A Stockton officer
will come for him today.
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Ga Saturday night burglar gained en-
trance to the basement of the residence Of
Charles MoCreary, at Tenth and L streets,
but got no farther. The only thing missed
was an ivory billiard bsll.
The same night somebody probably the
same Northumberland the residence OF
Mr. Sheehao. 81 sis L street, and stole q
hat and some clothing,
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A Positive Nuisance

In the rear of the Roma Hotel, on Sec
ond street. there is bursted sewer pipe,
which has caused the flooding OF the
ground thereabouts with offenslv matter
The proprietor CT the hotel says he has
called the attention of the agent of the
property to the condition of things, bul
that the latter refuses to have it fixed Il
so, he had better call in the Sanitary In
spector
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"CoMpeUND SULPHUR POWDER" fput up
only by the w II. Bone Co, No. u Bush
street, San Francisco gives the best salts
faction of any remedy on the market 1t
thoroughly cleaDses the blood, and for
habitual constipation, indigestion, bilious
ness. piles, etc, IL has no equal, KIRK,
Gerry q Co.
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Earned runs-san Francisco, ?; stockton, l.
Home nun Stevens. Three-base hit Holiday
Two-base hiis-Wilson, Veach, Han!ey ana
stevens Sacrifice hits - Everett, Feaeh,
Armstrong and Holiday. First base IN errors
San Francisco, l. First base on called balls
Stockton 4. Len On bases-Ssn Francisco, v
Stockton, 5. Struck out-By C0ughlin, 2; by
Perrott. j. Double plays-Everett and O'shea
and Veaeh. Passed balls--Armstrong. ?. Time
OF game-One hour and twenty minutes. I'm
pire-Donahue. Scorer-Waler Wallace.
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WE are just now getting in duplicates of
those elegant walnut, ebony and rosewood
Mathushek uprights sold during the Slate
Fair. More than double the number of
Msthusheks sold than all other makes TO-
gether. See them at Cooper's 63i Jstreet.
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TaEy HATED HARD.
The San Franciscos Give stockton a
Fearful DrubbiDG,

Fearful Drubbing.
SAN Francisco, October 5th.-The game
between San Frs.ss' SEQ snd Stockton to-day
was not as interesting as it should hare
been. There was heavy batting aud some
good fielding b. The two teams, but close
ness of contest, which is an important
feature in 8 good game, was missing.
San Francisco putup magnificent ball and
won easily by score OF IL to The local
team took the lesd from the start and main
tanned il 20 the finish. Score:
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The pnhlio Schools.

To-day all the public schools will re-
open, and pupils and teachers are ex
pec,ed to come up smiling for the winter
form
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Vixen Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them astoria
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RIFLE SHOOTING.

The Military sharpshooters Perforate
Many Bulls-eyes.
There was large attendance of members
of local military companies at their ranges
yesterday, and the following scores were
made at the 200-yard range:
BRIGADE STAFF MEMBERS.
Gen. T. W. Sheehan sc Mai. J. A. Sheehan Sc
Maj. C. White-........ 43 Maj. w. l. Wallace. IS
Maj. II. Winstock.... 81
Colonies STAFF.
Col. E. McKee.......... Al Sergt j. L. Hughes IS
Lieut.. W. B. Ormsby.. 25 Ord. Officer P. Cook. IS
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Cry license and water rates now due.
Pay on or before 18th inst. and save costs.
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SARsAPARILLA AND IRoN-delicious bever-
age. McMorry & McEwen, Fourth and Ma
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Dyspepsia

Dyspepsia
Makes many lives miserable, and often leads to
self destruction. Distress after eating, sick head
ache, hepburn, sour stomach, mental depres-
sion, etc, are caused by this very common and
increasing disease. Hoods Sarsaparilla tones the
stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy
digestion, relieves sick headache, clears the
mind, and cures the most obstinate cases of dys-
pepsia. Read the following:
Il have been troubled with dyspepsia. 1 had
but little appetite, and what did eat distressed
me, did me little good. In an hour after eating
l would experience faintness or tired, all-gone
feeling, as though I had not eaten anything.
Hoods Sarsaparilla did me an immense amount
of good. 1t gave me an appetite, and my food
relished and satisfied the craving had previously
experienced. Itrelieved me of that faint tired,
all-gone feeling. Ihave felt so much better since
took Hoods Sarsaparlla that am happy to
recommend it." G. A PAGE, Waterfowl, Mass.
n. 3. Be sure to get only
Hoods SaFsapariEEa
soldby all druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared only
by c. I. HOOD CO., APotheearies, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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BErcHAM's pills act like magic on g
weak stomach.
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THE rattle for horse (Nutwood stock,
buggy and harness will take place this
evening at Crystal Palace Saloon :
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srANpINe on LEE cLuBs.

AS shown be the table below, Oakland
now leads in the League race for the PEN
ant. Sacramento holds second place, but
San Francisco is so close that practically the
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PEARS soap secures a beautiful com
plexion.
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Alfred Bradley, business manager of the
Henry E. Dixey Adonis Company, is in
the city.
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DIED.

AOkN.
saerameato, October Wife of +. P. Wilson,
a son.
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NEw pRocEss CoRN MEAL..
So Buys "a CORD

OF STOVE WOOD, OR A TON OF COAL FOR
" sc. Set your winters supply now at lsne
o. ID. YARD, Fourth and streets
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clubs are even. Stockton is in the thirties,
es usual.
A nne-Leeeed umnire.

Games Lost. 49, IS AZ As 2 l2l5 !.