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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-28
FEDERATED TRADES,

AL. Hayman was in the city yesterday
arranging for the production of 'Shenan
doah.n
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-28

Company A. First Artillery Regiment,
had rehearsal last night at the Armory
for its part in Shenandoah.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-28

n. B. Warner, advance agent for the R.
81. Sothern Lord Chumley Company, is in
the city.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-28
Hoods SarsapariIIa

is peculiar medicine. K,is carefully prepared
from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock,
Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries, and other well.
tnown and valuable vegetable remedies, by a
peculiar combination, proportion and process,
giving to Hoods Sarsaparilla curative power not
possessed by other medicines. 1t effects remark
able cures where other preparations fail
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-28
Hoods SarsaparilIa

Has met peculiar and unparalleled success at
home. Such has become its popularity in Lowell,
Mass. where it is made, that whole neighbour
hoods are taking it at the same time. Lowell
druggists sell more of Hoods Sarsaparilla than
of all other sarsaparillas or blood purifiers.
Sold by druggists. 81; six for S. Prepared only by
C. /. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-28
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Is the best blood purifier before the public. It
eradicates every impurity, and cures Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, all Humors, Dys-
pepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
General Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney
and Liver Complaints overcomes that tired feel
ing. creates an annette and builds Nm the sxsfem
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-28
. Sacramento Coffee House,
STATE HOUSE HOTEL

OHf Coffee, Iced Tea, Milk. Etc, with Cake.
DoughnutS, Sandwiches, and other palatable
eatables. ImylSt1 e. PETERS, Prop.
STATE HOUSE HOTEL,
NOR. TENTH AND X SITS, SkgR AAfENTO.
" Board and room, 81, St 20 and 81 so per
day. Meals, 25 cents Special rates for iami-
lies. Free bus to end from Hotel.
WILSON " KINNEY, Props. aps-tf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-28

.FOh a E IR5 -CA-NSS MEAL
NALL AT THE GOLDEN EAGLE OYSTER
" AND CHOP HOUSE, Gle K street Open
day and night. Private rooms for ladies'
my13u ADAM DAMN Pronrietor
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-28
WESTERN hotel
CITY HOTEL

TTHE LEADING HOUSE OF SACRAMENTO,
J. Cul. Meals, 25 cents. WIN, LAND, Propri.
etor Free Bus to and from hotel 4ptf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
SATURDAY. MARCH %, 1890.


In another column this morning are pub
lisbed number Of interviews with promi-
nent men upon The subject suggested by the
editorial of TnE TIMES on Richmonds OPP
portunitios.
Talks with business men show that 'nes
are alive 10 the ciiy's interests and develop
ment. and they present cogent reasons ana
facts upon which they base their Deliei ID
Richmond's great future.
Iii the metropolis Of state rich by ma
ture in minerals. forests, farms. grazing
lands and bay products. Man has come in
with inventions and placed Richmond as
the middle Of a network Of railroads lead
ING 10 the distant South, West and South
west. These roads not only bring to TINS
city the native raw material for manu-
featuring purposes, but carry to all parts oil
the greatest sections Of the country inc
manufactured articles.
Already several large manufactures
machine shops. and mills have been eslap
lisbed here and one Of the healthiest signs o.
safe. steady progress. is tine great number Oh
small undertaking, successfully operated.
Still there is room for many more, big and
little. Along the lines OF most Of the rail-
roads ceniCring here. are unoccupied acres
which would serve as admirable sites Tor ii-
dustrial enterprises. The opening OF big
machine shop would mean the settlement
here Of intelligent white workmen.
Every workman might be calculated
10 represent family OF from three
10 fyc persons. 10 shelter these more
small aud comfortable houses would have
10 be built. 10 support them more money
would have 10 De spent and it may be safe
10 say that the greater proportion Of the
wealth invested by Richmonders in industry
would be returned 20 Richmonders. for
clothes. food and house rent, while the farm
ing interest would be benefited by increased
activity in trade.
Those who have experimental here find
that Richmond is an excellent location for
the iobbing trade. Ayast territory is uiDu-
tary 10 the city. aud when the burdens OF
the farmer have been lifted by the return TO
the control OF the government oil the party
which will handle the tariff question intelli-
gently and justly, the wealth of the meirop-
Oils will increase with the growth Of pros
perity IN the Commonwealth
Those persons who settle here earliest
VIII be the first 20 reap the results Of such
an advancement. La the meantime they
may rest assured that they will have quite
reasonablereturs for ihciroutlay of money.
Richmond hasn't any inflated boom' but
il has the basis for material, steady pro-
eress. Unammity Of action ON the part OF
its business men, little more advertise
ment of their resources. aud intelligent di-
rection Of all new operations will place the
city in a few years far ahead of some West
ern cities which have for years talked Of
nothing but "booms." and which have had
as principal transactions wildcat real
estate schemes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
sorru AMERICAN RECIPROCITY

II the report be true that the delegates
from the United States 20 the Pan-Amorcan
Congress are negotiating with the souih
American delegates for absolute rociprc-
city. II isa matter Of the first importance 70
this country; and II the negotiations are
successful, il Will indeed mark new era IN
the commercial history Of the United states.
Owing 10 the unwise and vicious iarih
laws which have prevailed in this country
for more than q quarter OF century past
the rich trade Of the Republics 10 the south
Of MS has been diverted from its natural ana
legitimate channel, and instead Of adding TO
the wealth and commercial importance Of
the United States, has been poured
into the lap Of Great Britain. While we
here have been constructing wall TO pro-
tcct MS from trade with the outside world
Great Britain has, more wisely. been utiliz-
ING the advantages which such protection
has given her. and been heaping mp wealth
from sources which, by all the laws OF ma
ture and political economy, should have con-
tributed 10 the prosperity Of this Republic.
The trade Of South America is rich
plum. which the most thoughtful and long
headed Of the business men and business OLE
carnations in the United states nave LONG
sought to gather, and it is encouraging 60
see that substantial efforts in that dlrec-
ton are at last being made. lf absolute
reciprocity between the United States ana
the Southern Republics be the outcome OF
the Pan-American Congress, neither Sec
ton Of this great American continent OF
ours will have any cause for regret That %
assembled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
TIE LOUISVILLE pIsAsrER.

Richmond incurred for her sister city yes
terdav when the news Of the appalling dis.
aster at Louisville was flashed over tha
wires. Details were 40 first mcagre, ano
i'm the excitement the figures were eXae-o-
ated. but enough was told TO impress ihe
fact that the tornado travelling over Ken.
lucky and Southern Illinois was leaving
trail Of death. Here in Virginia. protected
by the Appalachian mountain SYSTEM per-
sons can hardly realize the terror Of cy'
clone. and their experience with death
dealing storms is confined mostly 70 The
coast But Virginia always thinks loving
~ Other daughters, ana the sympathy cd
the Commonwealth win De extended TO the
suffering and afflicted ones behind the noun
tains,while any reliefmeasures foundnoccs-
sary will be promptly backed by Vim
ginians.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
17m DAY OF MARCH, 1890.

.f 10 O'Clock. noon. 40 the courthouse. I'm the
city Of Richmond ln the state oi Virginia.
sel and dispose OF AN ana SINGULAR me
property, equipments, franchises ana appui-
f.uIncCs conveyed Or intended so lo oo 10y
aHlI MORTGAGE Oh decd Oh trust 40 public auc-
ton. which said sale shall Doe made 10 the
highest bidder tIfreat
The ielms of such snie VIII DE announced
500 tle making thereof
The property to bee sold is iu the said mort
gaze or decd cl trust described as iol owe.
"All lhe right. title and interest 81 the
] patty of the first par ln and toaii the lands.
Premises. buildings ana property OF ,td
nt.fN OI the first part, either real. personal on
UlNoi. and all of It's estate, right. title dnd
interest and equity oi redt mptiou therein
thai Is f0 say. ull ~ ilc lands neleunt0 de-
seuDod. and all oi tine mines and mineral
rIlnts. furnaces, shafts, houses, buildings,
sheds, fences and ciocflons now made and
constructed on yet fu Ue constructed on the
lands hereafter described. and of the per-
s0lHi property. equipments. plant. mncnin-
/ erF. fixtures Tools implements and aupurte-
uluefs HuW owned Nt o." said party OBJ lne
/ FIRST part or hereafter purchased OF acquired
gud used upon said lands ny said party oi the
inst part and Hll tue uoW or hereafter char
iorHI II.lIII4 nuI franchises OI said company
and also tine lands and premises described as
Auol chat two tracts or parcels OF land sit
uaIel ur 'NIul iu ile county OF Chesterfield.
state oi Virginia. bounded and described as
follows:
j. .InNs tt.' .tl"N ltt'.t 't ''t'. 20 pa. -
ai-llnt ni -l- hundred aAd ei-il uuu iulce,
quart .'i '- 1f ' '.il.l.,i 'i'i ~, t... @
nf tir iH'iN- "i joel "iu ''iin"Ni Jay i".f ,i
f fnc west Ir Ile lands oi the 1ilpIn and C0ubs
estate. OH tne north uY the lands oi the Ald-
lNiIltn NNl bNiiuMh properly .He SUOMI
+ hinge, Hnd nn lne flri ni lhe ANUS nciohh-
E lu- iO tIc rs.uie ui james q. McItie, lelus
tne sam3 land conveyed t0 Walter hamilton
T NN q. .. Alrltfe aAu .uIlinln IL. Nteu, spec
cal commissioners. bF deed recorded ln
Chesterfield county. State OF virginia, clerk s
odics siav 20tn. 1886.
-o.ouI. mat second tract or parcel of land
las.. bounded Dy the estate ol Burrows, ue-
uuIreI hr tue said Burrows from the Mldlg-
IllIu Mining Company and Dy the land
above described as ODE nfsl Oh sii9 TWO tracts
OF pare ir' .0Ii- I'D 7iiiic lNlii MH'i''i Dil.
SUM. o'i' u.ov .'.1.D i.oi ~ ,iic .'l
i'-' ..i'f '7 fN- 49,. fl 49,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29

interests in It's every section. To say iha'
a citizen 50 elected. and for such an express
purpose. is not essentially a state oiicef'
sounds very much like absurdity.
II the Lodge bill ever becomes law
which is BY no means certain, IL is more
than likely that It will fail TO stand the 'st
Of the United states supreme Court. II That
tribunal declares that Presidential eicc-
tor. who is to vote for the Chief Magistrate
ofthc Union. is only an officer Of the state
ithardly seems possible that any legal tech
nicaliiy can induce IL to take a different
position regardinga representative select
Ell primarily 10 watch Over the interests ol a
comparatively small portion Of state
still. even II . different decision Us REM
dered, there is one consolation. No Federal
election law can be enacted which viii not
apply with equal force to the North as To The
South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
AUCTION sALEs--Fuiure Dh9 '-
By X. n. Chaniu & Co,
Real Estate Auciioneers-
No.eJ North Tenth s'feo'
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
o. .,..flt
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
sorrr SIDE or FLOYD STREET
BETWEEN LIN AND CEDAR Si"''i'''
Is GROWING wEsr-iND'


By virtue ola deed Of trust datea 9U'S ~,
recorded I'M Henrco County ~ ~, i,.o ~,
,f .a,la l,f. and at the request OF pththol-
e,ies. a ,1uIt having been mace pm ali9l,elnl
~. rofe occurred in said deed, VIII sell py
r.ilIc auction. ON the premises
OK TUESDAY. TIE srH DAY oF Apnit, 1880
o. o,o,oc, p. 81. that desirable lot OF land
'.,, sonfn Side OF Floyd street. commencing
rni feet west of Elm street. then extending
,,..f and fronting on s,i d south side of Floyd
.frrof $50 feet. and running back l79 Oh
f..rt To- au alley 20 feet wide.
These lots lny beautifully on "a very deslr-
allie street in "a fast improving neehpoi
hood. And this sale offers rare chance ~
..culo handsome building lots for homes OF
make "a good investment.
IEAlis. Cash for tXl 'nscs OF sale anu tu
rnra note of 50 600. with interest from June
va. 1850. and credit as follows; 81, 10 Jun,
..al. 1880. and sl.1su June 23d. loJl' anl
H. B. CHAfFIN,
ml2S-tl trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29

T-pOslMAsrER CLARhsON is rc-
ported as intending to resign. Tie probably
feels that his mission is accomplished, aud
having but few more Democratic post
masters 10 behead. there is no longer ans
pleasure IN his position Clarkson is tAe
champion decapitator of the United States.
and upon his retirement Secretary Wanna
maker should, Dy all means, present hm
with a handsome golden axe as token of ape
probation of his services as Lord High ENo-
cuti0ner of the postoiiice Department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
TORRENT.
ELIXIR BABE:K1..

Preventive AGAINST Miasmatc Diseases A
safe ana positive cure Tor MALARIA, FEVER
and AGuE ia an It's forms. Contains no
quniuc or arsenic. Absolutely vegetable
compound. Tor sale &C druggists, Fifty cents
a bottle. Trade supplied by PURCELL, LADD
y Co.. BODEKERhEos. n2O-3m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
NOTICE OF SALE.

Default having been made IN the payment
anlor ana secured Dv certain mortgage or
decd of trust made the 3i.t day oi December.
1---. between The Virginia lidcWatcr Coal
Company. "a corporation oi the stale OF Ne"
Jersey. us party Of The first part. aud The
Mercantile Trust Company, corporation
created and existing under the laws OF the
state Of New York, of the second part, and
such default having continued for more than
"a period Oi Sis months and tle trustee hay
irg elected that the entire principal sum OF
ali the bonds outstanding and secured by
said mortgage has become due and payable.
and having been requested by The bondhoid-
ems and owners OF q majority OF such bonds,
sl Outstanliug 90 exercise the power OF safe
provided fDr in said mortgage.
Notice Frs hereby given that the said trustee
mill Iu tina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29

"BY the light of their burning corn, they
can read the mortgages ON their farms.
is the semi-iocular way in which BIN Nyo
describes the destituiion Of the agricultural
classes i'm the West. And yet while these
distressed farmers are forced TO compete
with the markets Of the world, and find The
price of their products controlled hy the l-l'
ropean market. they are obliged under cur
benedcent Cd system of Protection. to pay
tribute TO the favored manufacturers oithcii
farming implements and the very clothing
they wear on their backs. How long viii
the poor yictimized granger continue toNoie
for his own oppression?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29

THE attempt TO introduce modern heat
ing apparatus into the old-iashioned houses
of Japan has resulted in many fires, and in
one of them fifteen hundred homes were
burned.
Reform is an excellent thing for persons
able TO stand it, but Republicans should be-
ware of trying 90 place modern reform heat
ers in their house too old.iashioncd and
ricketiy even 20 stand without props OF pro-
lection and trusts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29

NOT since the Presidency of the United
states was stolen by the Republicans ior
Hayes has so fragrant "a political crime
been perpetrated as the stealing Of tine $3.50
Senators from Montana by the United
States Senate. u was expected that
the alleged dignhed and honorable CD
American House of Lords would ai
least have made an effort TO main-
tain its reputation, and. scomine
TO compromise itself, would have referred
the whole matter back 90 the people of Mon
tana. The temptation for political power
however, proved TOO great for even the great
minds of the ponderous statesmen of ihe
senate to resist, and so sophistry of the
nimsiest character was res0rtcd 90. SO thar
a shallow pretoxt might De found for cheat
ing the people of q State Of their Will. iut
even as the theft Of the Presidency led 90 the
downfall OF the party guilty of the crime,
80 will this fraud upon the citizens of Mon
tana react upon those responsible therefor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
spread EagIc aIaxims.
THE Naii0nI


When senior pena made bis argument for
free trade between the American Republics,
I'm the pau-Amoricu Congress. tine other
d1v. and declared that the taril NJ this
country was The cncciual barrier 90 the en-
laraemont of our foreign trade. the Ameri-
can DELEGATE who replied tO hm thought Do
sufficient t0 say that eighty-selcn per cent.
or our imports from South America came in
free of duty. This is OF course the official
answer uut forth by The Department of
state. How pcrler-e.y DO misses lhe point
is very clear. The Spanish Americans say
that ihey want us t0 buy their copper and
wool and sugar apd lead ores, aud That
there is DO chance 0i an enlarged trade u
ve do rot. What our reply amounts i0 is,
that we have chosen % restrict our
byiuC tO coffee, fruit. rubber, woods
and dyo-stuls. aud That We put
no faN on those articles. THE repl
does mot touch lha cDnpll'nt JOB ihe ai-li-
est degree. since The subject under discus
sion isult tlO present trade. uut 900 increase
OF trade. And then We ialE paironllinel!
about our intention io meel The difficulty Dy
means OF reciprocity treaties. lN'j as oui
comes tho reN iarIu hil putting idA Dl
tw0 South American products which were
free hnf0ro-lidcs aud lead ores. u 1r.
Mckinley has his way, th9t "a per cent.
VIII be lowered Very rapidly. Besides
Senior pCna's argument. We understand
took 40 lhe question of selling as WeH as
mtinr. and maintained tl1. our lafA h-
capaclnioi us from competing Win Llfol
iu flc South American markets. MAT such
rs the fact. m1m Of tne foreign dcie5aIf,
have repeatedly stated. tlt tplead-eaele
insertions Of OAR students of maNilus io
tho contrary Notwithstanding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
npuime Do. Own Vitality.
.r.... r..r. Times.

d. is probable ilal iAc recent ouim-o- boz
Siberia are m pant responsible ior tnis pee
crudescence of Cd hatred 500 bitter ami 80
.-fin.. Whoever considers, Russian Nl-
hiii-m must oWu Chat 10 isa very different
.hn. from fHe AuHrch'.u Or the "Iro-le--
siYc Socialism" oi aDl other country iu Lu-
rope. IN RS uoi ile expression ol % merely
political discomfort Dr Nl Cd merely political
ambition. DOR i- if in great pHli iNe result
of lhe harl-l'u- aus prNaiI0us which form
part Of The common lut lu ll countries. u
is really the "iusunct nc expansion that
ihe Russian government denies and ICE
presses. go us the political constitution oi
Germany seems au anachroui-m 300 % nHii 1880
in other than political respects so advanced
and SD enlightened. DO b. 400 anlclrnism,
though DO may Doe iu part explained and csc
cusod ly ihe Fi.nDuhliy oi Germany. a-
great power. aud ile necessity cd mlin-
tanning lhe nation as camp. But it is
merely political DOB DDS obj 'i- aud lu ID. Oi-
crai.0n-. Boo Russia. 0u OBJ. other hand. tl.e
g0l.mmCu. is ny 900 means sI much Oi 900
anachr0ui,m. i.l Russia i- .n ai. respects Ga
very backward country. and it- form OF
Government might h. endured NE ihs Russ
sian people boa iac present stage oi IHeil ct0-
luton lul for tle enlightenment thIf
reaches them from without. Ihi. Dnii-Hl-
eminent il i- and mu.t Ns tle aim 0i iAc
Cars Government to cNriudl. and TIDE ne
sult IFS ihdt n0t only in matters properly poo
lticai. bat in every department of liie the
government is rcpresslfe and obstructive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
CREAM or THE PRESS.
Current Topics Cuiied from the Leading
Papers OF the Country.


..Poroatfd attempts have been made TO
secure the passage of law that would sub
iect manufacturers of al preparations Of
lard which contained any other fat than
hos'. grease 10 regulations similar to those
that govern the oit0margarine trade. \
bin of this charter Is now pending in Con-
crnsa. and there is determined effort %
force iis passage. Tho advocates Of this
measure are hog packers and lard render
crs. These people. according 90 their own
showing. are anxious only for ihe public
welfare. which they claim will Dee pro-
NOTED by putting on every package
of compound lard label telling eN-
aciiy the contents. Lard is lard, say
Those worthy men, IL is pure, natural
food. Everybody knows what ID is; but
when we come i0 these compounds oi hog
fat. sloaune aud coit0n-9ecd oil, that b
quite another matter. The people are
cheated and must be- protected. Either
c0mucl manufactures 90 abandon tAe Duei-
ness. or else to label their packages with 20
formula Of their contents. such. in sub
stance. is the plea OF these unselisn ana
puniic-spuiied packers and rcndefels.
This is one side of The story. bat not the
whole of DO by great deal. ln One light OF
the yOlumin0u- testimony given at former
and no recent hearings. tine motives OF the
advocates of this law are apparent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
Warner Mnler ana the Canal.


The choice of the Hon. Warner Miller GO
Doe president oi tine Nicaragua Canal Come
pany cannot fail io quicken public interest
in the very interesting subject OF ln-
teg-0ceaulc waterways on this continent.
Nr. Miller has been iOr many wears ur0mi-
naut figure iu public lie. Ills contest in
ls>s with David b. 1854 for the Governor
ship oi New York gave ihe Republican
nominee. boz addition t0 tle national repuia-
ton which Dol. senatorial career had already
achieved. 90 special place in Che eyes of tie
country. ll. fell. indeed, "0utside the
DftasiWorks. lut the triumphant army rla-
hlod that Doe was one of the .chiellains who
diu ine most i0 W'n the fight.
Although Warner Miller'- political W0mi-
hence ha. been ilo greatest means OF maxi
ing Dds name familiar f0 the general public.
people Who knew him at an thoroughly
were aware thAt Doe was a very successful
business man. cnlcrprisilg. idr--ecing. with
more than common organizing and oXecu-
tive talents. OF course. DO is for his BUSH
ness and not for h.s political capabilities
mat Che Nicaragua Construction Company
has selected him Cor ODE responsible post If
president At The same time. the fact that
bis name is intimately known Throughout
thc United States viii tend Co make the gl-
gantic enterprise 90. which be is at the head
seem much more than has hitherto been ihs
case, like q natural affair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29

by virtue OF deed OF trust from AltAt
*. Nc-tploWlt,cn, dated March oin, 1855
and recorded DO tine clerk 5 Once pl DN.tii-
land County Court in ID. Is. iO. page 52N.
and at the request of the beneficiary. --
default having been made ln the payment of
certain notes. therein secured. Will sell Dy
public auction. ON the premises
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