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NEW COMPANIES.

sacramento and San Francisco Corpora
tions File Articles Yesterday.
The following articles of Incorporation
were fled il the Secretary of States office
yesterday:
California Refrigeration Company, or
gained for the purpose of owning refrig-
orator cars and warehouses for the preserva-
ton OF fruit and other merchandise The
principal place OF business is Sacramento
and the capital stock S500.o00 The Di-
rectors are J. a. Reid. Jules G. Famechon,
+. j. Harrigan, T. w. Madeley and w. P.
Stevens, all OF Sacramento. The same
gentleman also fled articles of incorpora-
ton OF the California Fruit Auction Com
pany of Sacramento
Sunderland Pacific Coast Telephone
Company. Principal place of business,
San Francisco. Capital stock, $1,000
Directors-F. II. Fox, T. H. Goodman.
William B. Hooper, J. A. Fillmore, George
w. Hupers.
Pacific Bone Coal and Fer,ilizing Com
pany Of San Francisco. Capital stock,
5000 000 Directors Brown, Abra-
ham Haas, Frederick Fl. Eichbam, Arpad
Haraszthy and Samuel A. Haas.
California Gaslight and Fuel Company
of San Francisco. Capital stock, SIS 5000.
600. Directors-W. H. Murray, George E.
Barnes Henry 2. Cohen. George Heazel-
ton, w. B Even, John L. Boone, Francis
Moore, w. G. Quimby and II B Smith, Jr.
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G. Osborne of Los Angeles, were then in
troduced to and addressed the audience, all
heartily eulogizing and indorsing the
ticket
John Brown, Jr., of San Bernardino, Ia
son of John "Ossawatamie" Brown was
next introduced and said:
1t has been thought proper that we, coming
from the county adjoining that where the next
Governor lives, the land of the orange snd the
vine, should bear our testimonial of our full
confidence and assure you of our esteem for that
great and gallant man who has been to-day
nominated for your Chief Magistrate and who
will certainly sit in the chair of State for the
next term. / can see victory in the air. When
Col Markham opened the meeting this even
ing followed by other distinguished gentlemen,
showing we are united IN effort il was an an
nouncement that the Republican party meant
victory in the coming campaign. Although
stranger to you although have never had the
honor of appearing before my Sacramento
friends previously, we have common bond in
the principles and declarations that have been
enunciated by the Convention. Long life to the |
principles of the Republican party the Union |
forever [Great apulause.J The band may |
play, for change, "Hallelujab, John Brown" |
il favor of that immortal leader who started |
maybe little early, that inspiration which |
lead to freedom in our country for |
every man. of whatever color or condition. |
[Cheers.l
With three rousing cheers and 'tiger' |
for the ticket, the meeting then adjourned |
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STILL WINNING.
THE SACRAMENTO TEAM TAKES AN
OTHER STEP UPWARD.
Hoffman Pitched a Great Game San
Francisco Drops Another Game
to the Oaklands.

STOCKTON, August l4th.-Sacramento
outfelded and ontbatted Stockton to-day,
winning by score of TO g.
Hoffman pitched superb game, striking
out eight men and allowing not single
base on balls
Kilroy pitched good ball, but the sena-
tors punched their hits on him, knocking
out two earned runs on him in the first in
ming. and in the sixth inning two bases on
balls, hits by Bowman, Roberts aHd Nc
Hale and costly errors by Armstrong
allowed the Sacramentos five runs.
Cahill made some fine catches in left
field, and so did Roberts.
Reitz carried off the in-field honors. Fol-
lowing is the score:
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CLEARED THE STREET.
A Runaway's Career Down Street Yes
terday,

A Runaway's Career Down K Street Yes
terday.
There was lively runaway on K street
yesterday.
A horse and wagon belonging to Suter
& Breuner's planning mill was standing
near the Golden Eagle Hotel, when the
Comique Theater band came along. The
music frightened the animal and it started
off down K street at a break-neck gait
There was wild scattering of pedestrians
and teams to get out of the way of the
runaway.
The frightened animal, when about mid
way between Fourth and Fifth streets,
swerved in toward the sidewalk and col
lided with heavy awning-post near the
Metropolitan Theater. The wagon was
badly damaged and the horse was con-
siderably cut up.
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In JUSTICES Realm.

But three cases ornamented the Police
Court calendar yesterday. In the absence
of City Attorney Hart. ]. Charles Jones,
the popular Clerk of the Court, who has
just passed successful examination before
the Supreme Court, acted as prosecuting
attorney. There was little business to be
transacted, however. Harry Soldames had
a charge of disturbing the peace against
him dismissed, and the examination of
Matt Tyner, charged with grand larceny,
was set for day.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

L. S. Taylor left last evening for Reno, New.
Miss Louisa Reeber and Miss Nellie Kellogg
are visiting in San Francisco
Mrs. H. E. Hall, of Oakland, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. General Cosby.
L. Tozer and wife and Master Walter Tozer, o.
Sacramento, were guests at the Norton Ho'
Springs last week.
Mrs: General Cosby, and Misses Edith and
Anita Cosby have returned from their visits to
the country and the seaside.
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Earned runs-SacramentO, 3; StOckt0n, 2
Three-base hit-Wilson. Base on errors-Stock-
ton, l; Sacramento, q Base on balls-Sacra-
mento, 4. Struck out-By Kilroy, 8; by Hoff-
man, S. Sacrifice hits-Selna, Reitz and Godar
Wild pitches-KiIroy, l. Umpire-Donohue
Official scorer-Ruggles. Time of game-One
hour and thirty five minutes.
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BRIEF NOTES.

Jones, Fisch & Watson will give social
this evening at Turner Hall.
1t is expected tina. the new wharf being
built by the Pioneer Milling Company will
be completed in about a week.
The confirmation of the property sold
on Fifth street, belonging to the Mehany
estate, will take place to-day in the Supe-
rior Court.
The southern overland freight train did
not arrive here yesterday until nearly noon
time, being several hours behind time.
Heavy shipments caused the delay.
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Earned fruns-Oakland, /. Three-bsse hit
Levy. Two base hits-Stockwell \. 0'Neil,
Hanley, Stevens Sacrifice HISTOLOGY, Lob
man %. Stickney, Speer, DUNCAN. First base
on errors-San Francisco /: Oakland, 4. First
ase on called balls-San Francisco. . Oakland,
A. Left on bases-Sar Francisco, 7. Oakland, z.
Struck out-By Young, 8: by Cobb. 2. Hit By
pitcher-N. O'Neil. Double plays-Ebright,
Shea and Veach; Ebright and Speer; Dooley I'M
assisted. Wild pitches-Cobb l.. Umpire
Mclaughlin. Scorer-Stapleton.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
The following table shows the standing
of the clubs in the California League:
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The Weather.

The Signal Service temperature at A. NJ.
and P N. yesterday was 600 and SO,
with light southerly winds and a
cloudless sky, the highest and lowest
temperature being $50 and 500, as against
1929 and GO on the same day last year.
The highest and lowest one year ago to-
day was go and $50. The highest and
lowest yesterday al Red Bluff was "a and
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Escaped and Captured.

Tuesday night, when the convicts at the
Folsom Prison were counted, it was found
that one Williams, life-termer, was miss
ing. Search was Immediately made, and
the convict was found secreted in the rocks
near the river. Williams has been in the
prison but short time, and was sentenced
for robbing the United States mails.
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SAN FRANCISCO SLIDING.
The Oakland Aggregation Gives Them
Another Downward Shove.

SAN Francisco, August 14th.-Costly err
rors by San Francisco, helped by scratch
hits by Oakland, lost the game to San
Francisco to-day. The Oaklands were in
fine fielding form and Cobb pitched good
ball, keeping the hits well scattered. Young
was not hit hard, but every base hit counted
in the iun. getting, and San Francisco
fielding poorly at the same time. Hanley
was injured in the eighth inning and re-
tired from the game. Score:
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pairing the school at Fourth and Q streets.
had failed to furnish the required bonds.
Upon motion, il was decided to advertise
for new bids, to be opened next Monday
evening at 7:30 o'clock
Bids for stationery were received from
Croker & Co. and c. s. Houghton, which
were referred to the Committee on Furni-
ture and Supplies.
The following changes were made; Miss
Smith, from Sixteenth and M streets TO
Seventh and G streets; Miss Blue to Six.
teenth and NJ streets, and Miss Dougherty
to fifth grade.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Deeds to Real Estate Filed With the
County Recorder.
From law and abstract Office of Brusie & Tay.
lor. southeast corner of Seventh and J.l
The following transfers of real estate have
William B. Miller and N. NJ Fay to Edwin A.
Phelps-420 acres in sections 8, 9, 16 and II,
township north, range 5 east; SO.
William B. Miller to Edwin A. Phelps-Lots
10, II and IL, in block 5. of Oak Park addition to
Sacramento city; $40.
A. I. Waldron to Helen r. Taylor-The east
half of lot 4, X and Y, Twenty sixth and
Twenty-seventh streets; 1915.
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Markham,s Movements.

After the ratification meeting was over
last night Colonel Markham was escorted
to the new rooms of the Suffer Club, where
be was entertained for q couple OF hours.
He will remain in this city until this after
noon, when he will take the train for Los
Angeles.
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SAN FgAscIsco. Aurust 9.

~, = keAaN4oSof a0e0oh % 1900.
The G. @. Liniment Co.-GESTs: After
using all other remedies for rheumatism
without effect, my mother was cured by
the use of one Bottle of your G. c. Lini-
ment. It is truly wonderful medicine.
| am very truly yours, ZEEo MAUvAIs,
Music Dealer, 769 Market street. 5. F.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- st the Office of the City Board OF Education,
Odd Fellows Tcr'rie. on MONDAY EVENING.
the 18th inst at $50 o'clock, for repairing
school house at Fourth and @ streets Us per
plans and specifications TO be seen at the Office
OF James Sesdier Architect = Fifth street.
The Beard reserves the rich. 20 reject any
and all bids Il C. CHAPMAN. President
A. BART, Secretary. aul5-st
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FoR anything in the music line call at
Cooper's music store, 63l ] street. They
have the largest stock in the State outside
of San Francisco TO select from. Agency for
the solid iron-frame Mathushek Piano of
New Haven, Conn. Send for new circular
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DIED.


Sacramento, August 49, Edward j., son of James
Mahoney, q native of New York, so years. 3
months and days. (rroy and Cohoes, N. Y,
papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which viii take
place from the residence of his father, 1927 L
street, this friday morning at $50 o'clock:
thence to the Cathedral, where funeral serv-
ices will be held.
Washington, Yolo county. August 13-Henry E
Harms a native of Hanover, Germany, GO
years, 9 months and Is days. (New York, Hsr-
lem. St. Louis and San Francisco papers
please eopy.)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from his late residence. Washington,
Yolo county, this friday afternoon at 2
O'Clock; thence to. st Paups Church, Eighth
street, and ], where funeral services will be
heidi
Sacramento, August 14-Gottlieb ]. Krieger, a
native of Germany, So years, months and Is
days.
Funeral notice hereafter.l
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DOUGLAS So SHOES.

There are hundreds of men in Sacramento
who won't have any other shoe. We couldn't sell
them anything else if we tried-neither could
anyone else The shoe is strong, neat and comfort
able, probably stronger, heater and more comfort
able than any shoe ever offered them for anything
like the same money. Why should they change
from certainty to an uncertainty? The Douglas
Shoe is of uniform quality 1t is not good in spots.
AS one pair is, so are ten thousand If one pair
lasts six months, you can depend on the same
service from the next pair Care is used in making
the Douglas Shoe, and although it only costs s.,
bad leather and bad workmanship get into
it, either through oversight or intention.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
A Negligent Contractor = Transfers o
Teachers Made,

j special meeting Of he Board OF Edu-
cation WAS held lsst evening, President
chipmsn in the chair and all the members
present.
Ii was reported that J. L. Hunter, 10
whom was awarded the contract for re
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THE DIAMOND" formerly "The Chi
cago," BOG K street, has changed hands,
and will be completely renovated, and in
the future conducted in first-class STYLE
Captain n. P. Wildrick. proprietor.
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After study of the Congressional Di-
rectory, the Charleston Ne,os and Observer
announces that there are six farmers in
the Senate and thirty-iye in the House.
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0PEgISG AND IMPROVEMENTS. The Union
Restaurant, Second street, will be reopened
TO day under the management of Captain
n. P. Wildrick. Strictly first-elass.
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you've been riding bicycle, 1 hear"
said one department clerk to another.
"Just for exercise, you know" at has
reduced your weight some, think" Yes,
have fallen off great deal. y Washing
ton Post
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.-.-s 1900. ss....s-ssss s.-s..sss C1l14Cb
'Star-Spangled Banner"
An Invitation to the Delegates.


In accordance with a promise made by
the Buffalo Brewing Company some time
ago, during the rivalry over the question as
to what city should be selected for the
meeting of the Republican State Conven-
ton, the firm has issued invitations to each
delegate, inviting him to visit the brewery
and see how beer and iceare made. When
the delegates arrive at the brewery land
many answered the invitation yesterday
q further request is extended that they SAM
pie the beer land many answer the invita-
tom.
W. S. Williams, of Cherokee county
Ala, is. the father of twenty-eight chill
dren, the eldest of whom is forty-nine
years old, and the youngest six. Mr..
Williams is in his SEVENTEEN year and is
still hale and vigorous.
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WETTE to Hammers music store. No.
$50 J street. for free catalogue of 10.ceut
music. Sole agency Chickering & SONS
planes
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Fifty shades in our 1o inch Surah Silk, at so
cents per yard; may be used for dress trim
mings, sashes and all purposes for which an mex
pensive plain-colored silk is wanted.
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McMoRRy & McEwEN. corner Fourth and
u streets, best bargains in groceries.
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To-Night's Concert.

The open-air concert this evening by the
Hussar Band (P. Cortes, conductor) at the
Plaza, will commence at 7:30 P. NJ, and the
foIlouinr nroora mne has heen arrauuad.
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MARRIED..
BORN,

Sacramento, August 10-By Rev. J. E. Wheele
Arthur B. Buell. to Eliza 81. Nielsen.
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LADIES ALPACA And LINEN BUSTERS.

Brown Linen Busters, serviceable, 81.
Brown Linen Busters fine quality 81 so.
Linen Busters, double breasted, princess back, s..
Linen Busters, with cape and princess back Sc 50.
Ladies Gray Mohair Busters, single or double
breasted, S..
Gray Alpaca Busters, with loose 'front.' Sd so.
Gray Alpaca Circular, 81 So
Fine quality Black Alpaca busters, silk finish,
full sleeve, in Newmarket style, SIS.
Gray Silk-mixed Pongee Travelling Buster, stylish
and serviceable, SIC so.
The
We have 6rst-cass tailor on the premises
and it's surprising how quickly he alters
Ready-made Clothing as to fit as well as any
thing the custom taiors turn out. Ready-made
Clothing is saving of time money and patience
to the customer but the trouble is few people know
how good the better sorts of it really are.
Furnishing
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PEAks' toilet soap ls the most elegant
adjunct.
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BORN.
Sacramento, August 12-Wife of ]: Backrath,
daughter.
Freeport, August 1s-wiie of James t. Black,
son.
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OF Stockton was then introduced and ad-
dressed the meeting as follows:


dressed the meeting as follows:
Mr.. Chairman, and Feio,s Republicans. ] come
before you tonight, not public speaker but
as q substantial Republican worker and you
can depend ON Il that shall strive through this
canvas honestly, squareiy and fairly. ! am
defeated candidate, but stand here ready as
said before the Convention, to put my shoulder
TO the wheel and work till next November, and
do 1t faithfully and above board, without any
reluctance or draw bsck. And ! pledge YOU
that my friends through the San Joaquin valley
viii stand by ne and work shoulder to shoulder
for the grand cause of the Republican party.
lApplause II has been said Of our fellow Re
publicans of the south that they were a one
lunged people. II they had more than one
lung ] am certain hat we OF the central and
northern part Of the State would not have any
show in the Republican party Laughter and
applause.
II. G. DIBBLE.
II. G. Dibble of San Francisco was next
introduced and said:
1 feel highly houored in having been
selected to say a few words tonight, IN behalf
OF Hon. W. w Morrow, who some Of us sup
ported III the Convention tApplausel / have
no hesitation in piedging 10 you and the Repub-
liean party Of California the earnest support Of
Mr. Morrow for The whole ticket which has
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Samuel shortridge said:

At this hour / shall detain you but
G few moments We are here not to
indulge in any argument. but 10 ratify
the nominations OF the Convention. had the
pleasure and honor of being an humble mem
Der of the 200 and of lifting up the banner
of Colonel Markham, and ] have the pleas
ure now of saying that you have
in him candidate OF whom every
man in the State should be proud and
glad 70 follow in this campaign lGreat cheer
tngI He has bound TO him by hooks and bands
of steel the great southern portion CT the State.
In every walk OF life, in every position he has
filed, either on the battlefield fighting for the
old banner. or in the halls Ct Congress repre-
senttIg this state. he has been faithful 70 MS
trust, and il remains FOR yon 10 follow him 10y
ally ia this campaign and he VIII be elected by
Il least 10000 majority in next November
fGTeat applause
Hon. Charles Garter. Of TEXANS, Hon.
a. P Williams, Of San Francisco, and A.
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! have done almost everything could for
Sacramento. By my voice win my bread but
have left it here with you. Still, ! feel would
be recreant to the trust which has been con-
ferred upon me by the seven hundred delegates
from all parts of the State, IL / did not appear
before you tonight and, representing each and
every one of those delegates from the bottom OF
my heart and their hearts, thank the good peo-
pie of sacramento for the Kindness and atten-
ton they have shown us Applause and
cheers By You courtesy your have shown that
you are loyal and true TO the Republican party
for we know that we do not receive it as indi-
viduals. shall not make you political speech
wish TO God | conld--beeause there is much
TO talk about. But when I cast my eyes over
this vast assemblage l wonder what is meant
when we are told that all the Republicans are
dead. believe that we will wake up between
now and November and show the Democracy
some of the liveliest corpses they have known.
Cheers We are not dead, but the Republican
party IN California is just like the day breaking
into its twilight. Every day has two twiiights
that of evening and that of morning. The Re.
pablican party has had its evening twilight,
and nov il is breaking into the twilight of the
morning. Soon we will see the rays of the SUD
commencing at the East and going 20 the West,
aud when il bursts out az full noontide you viii
have elected Markham and the entire kepubli-
can ticket tGYeat cheering.l God bless you
all.
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The Largest Check Ever Drawn.

y minor controversy has arisen ahou.
The largest check that ever was writ
ten. Ii was announced that To the check
Drawn the other day by th,, Great IEdian
Peninsula Railway Company on the
London and County Bank for II 2Uuu
belongs the distinction. 1t wa, at the
same time stated that one drawn by
Vanderbilt for C7mm had hitherto
headed the list. The statement, how
ever. l. accurate. At least four of the
London clearing banks have paid checks
Tor considerably over E2un.Uu on more
than one occasion. \ few year ago the
Manchester Ship Canal Company. when
buying out the Bridgrwater trustees.
drew an" check for Il. I5ln 40 on tftyn X
Co, AMI this document can still be, seen
AT the offices Of the Ship Canal Company.
Dransgate, Manchester. where it is
framed as curiosity. 4 check for an
enormous amount passed through the
house iii 1879 or ISL. The amount
was upward Of II. 259,D. and was in set
Element of an arbitration award When
Ia" Alabama claim was settled and TIVE
iiifaX fisheries question was i .rilc !,
iIr-'' amounts of money cii;.r.:,t han,iS.
Pail Nall Gazette
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Desires to state that he has a full line
of all goods in his line such as fine
gold and silver watches, chains
and charms clocks Of all styles and
prices; gold pens and pencils crf
buttons, scarf pins, earrings, breast
pins, and bracelets silverware of all
kinds, casters, butter and pickle dishes,
cake baskets, water pitchers, cups,
spoons, knives and forks, soup ladies,
&c.
A full line of e-glasses and spec
tacles-,he best made. All eyes fitted
perfectly.
Watch repairing specially. Prompt
attention to all work and charges the
most reasonable Give me call
when in need of anything in my line.