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Diamond Rings, $3.50 yoist Jewelry Co.

Ladies' and Gents Wigs for hire, and also
Ladies Wigs for sale, at ). HxLLgR's dll-5tr
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Don't DO 1t Again,

10 Per Cent discount for six days on Silver
plated Ware and Clocks. Voigt Jewelry Co. IT.
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Splendid PAPER-The Washington Suntld,
Herald Twenty-four pages
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DREADFUL Psoriasis.
COVERING ENTIRE BODY WITH WHITE
SCALES. SUFFERING FEARFUL.
CURED BY CUTICURA.

Ny disease fpsoriasis) first broke ont on my left
CHEEK. spreading across and almost covering
my face. 1t ran into my and the physician was
AFRAID would lose my eyesigE. altogether II spread
all over Lead and ny hair all fell out until was
entirely bald-Eeaded. it then broke out my arms
and shoulders. until my arms inst sore. 1t
covered my entire body my face head and shoulders
being the worst The white scabs antly from
my head. shou d-rs and the skin would thicEen
and be red and itchy and would crack and bleed il
scratched After SPEND. many hundreds Of dollars
was pronounced incurabie heard Of the CUTiCURA
REMEDIES. ana after using two bottles CUTICURA
RESOLVENI could See a change: and after had
taken TOUR bottles almost cured: nd when I
had used bottles of CUTICURA RESOL-
VENT. one box OF CUTlCURA and one cake
full disease from which l lad suffered for hve
years. cannot express with a pen what suffered
be.ore using the REMEDIES. They saved my lite
AL fee! it my duty to recommend them. My hair is
restored as good al ever. and SO is my eyesght
Mrs. ROSA KELLY, Rock well City, iowa.
CUTICGRA RESOLvENT
The new blood purifier, internally Ito cleanse the
blood Of all impurities and eieiuents) and
CUTICURA, the treat skin cure, and CUTICUKA
SOAP. exquisite skin bea1tiier, externally Ito
clear the skin ami scalp and restore the hair) have
cured thousands of whee the shedd ny
measured quart daily. the skin cracked. Bleeding
turning and itching almost beyond endurance. hair
lneless all sone suffering terrible What other
remedies have uIade such curess
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y JoHxsToN's breakfast coffee il sold only in
packages price reduced. 20c.
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Physicians Pocket Cases. wALFoaD's, At
Pa ave. It's
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Buy Pure Old Rye Whisky, 75c. qt METZ
GER Fine Grocery, Az It'll st. NV Its
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FoR artistic colorings and effects in wall paper
60 to Il W. HExDERsoN's. IIl3 St NV
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10 Per Cent discount for six days ON Silver
plated Ware and Clocks. Voigt Jewelry Co. it,
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Rebate Checks in every package Johnston's
breakfast Coffee, emitting the consumer to the
jobber rebate. Retailed by all grocers and at
Great China and Japan Tea Co., price 2Oc 1t
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THE CATHEDRAL. SITE.
An Important Meeting Of the Episcopal
Building Committee.

SELECTION THAT WILL FILL EVERY REQUIRE
MENr DEsIRED-LANp GIVEN BY TWO PROM
e NENT GENTLEMEN NO DOUBT OF BISHOP
PARET's APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEES ACTION.
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Jonxsroy's breakfast coffee, price reduced,
rOc
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NAUSEA AND INDIGESTION.

could not sleep. Lost all heart my work. had ats Of
meianchoia and Tor days at q time woud have well
coined DEATH bee anne norose, sutlen and irritable
and for eight years IKE burden. tried many
physicians and many remedies One day = workman
employed by Inc suggested that take Hoods Sarsa-
pssa. Il lad cured his wife OF Dyspepsia did 30
and before taking the whole OF bottle began 70
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JoBSsIox's breakfast coffee 10 sold BY all
grocsrs. price reduced, zoe.
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JoHSsros's breakfast coffee. price reduced
On,
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Turkeys-Persons desiring strictly fine
and fresh-dressed Fowl for Xmas dinner will
please leave their orders with US early in the
week. You know the kind We sell
IT. METzGER's FINE GROCERY. AIT 7th ST. n. W,
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Ffve-pOund Box Strictly Fine Candy. al.
MRTzdERs Fine Grocery AT 7th st. n. W. It's
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Christmas, special presents. 5sl 7th. i

Mandolins, Banjos, Guitars, Comets and
Musical Boxes for sac or hire. WALFoRD's, All
Pa ave. II.
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The Palace Tea Store Of Washington.
5Ol-5O3 18th st. NV, cor. 7th and L. A gold
band cup and saucer or a majolica pitcher and
a copy Of the Home Guard gwen to every pur-
chaser OF one pound The-Nectsr Tea or one
pound A. and Z. Baking Powder.
d1S-2t n H. BOWMAN Manager
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500 More of Those Extra Fine So 80
Saxony Wool German Hand-knit Jackets selling
SO rapidly at sl.49 at c. AUERBAcHs, 7th and
II. Domestic Sewing Machines and Patterns
dill, m, w&s. till d3l
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Purest, Best Oils. YOU'VE Co., TIA K ST.
dl5-eo2w
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ELReASr GOLD SPEcrAcLEs and eyeglasses
for presents Eyes examined and lenses fitted
after holidays Prices Low. CHAPLIN OPTICAL
Co, Masonic Temple. + 81
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If you waited until Christmas eve last year
before purchasing your holiday presents and
then realized. when it was too late that some
one else. wiser than yourself had purchased or
reserved the very articles you wanted-let it be
a warning to you this year to make your selec-
tions early. If You are looking for substantial
useful presents We should like to have Won sec
our stock Of fine furniture. We have Just re-
ceived some remarkably handsome Bed Room
Suites and beautiful Parlor Furniture in de-
signs that are tasty and new. We devote one
entire floor to Carpets, and this stock is more
complete than we have ever before carried.
Special attention is called to stock of Christ
mas Specialties including Fancy Corner Cabi-
nets, Writing Desks ami Book Cases. Fancy
Rockers, upholstered in plush: Rattan and 10th
Century Rockers, Chipa Closets, Chiffoniers,
Center Tables in oak and 10th century finish:
these latter make rice card tables also. Lots of
other articles suitable for Christmas gifts.
JOHN RIDDEN,
d4-dtd23 5l3 It'll st. NV
10 Per Cent discount for six days on Silver
plated Ware and Clocks. voigt Jewelry Co. Its
An Invention Making Sewing Pastime,
Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use enIaptures.
Cfncc 4SI 9Th street northwest. l11-tr
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HOLIDAY HOSIERY.
Great assortment; fast black, fancy en-
broidsred and plain AL grades and prices.
FRANc 4 SoN, One Price.
Cor. It'll and ID.
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HOODS sARsAPARILLA

wss taken had rsgsinsd my former weight and con-
ditiou. lam today veil and sscEibs II TO taking
Hsods sarsapaxiiis."
HOODS PILLS suzs hysr nis. 1rscs. 2bc.
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Buy a Machine With a Reputation
Earned by Forty Years OF Faithful Service.
Examine our New High-Arn No. 9. Its silent
rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping
ton Of shuttle machines.
WHEELER d WILsoN MIRO. Co.
fecS-str 12g 9th Of N No
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa,
Delicious, easily digested and highly nourishine
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d-Filled Gents Chains. warranted for
years, 81 Voigt Mig. Jewelry Co. It,
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Christmas, special presents. 73l 7th.

The best for the money. Salvation Oil
Only Is cents bottle. Sold everywhere.
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Fits, Spasms, st. Vitus Dance, Drunken
ness, Opium Habit cured by DR.. Miles Nervine.
Free samples at
Afr MERITS DRUG STORE IOl4 F at
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See Window display tomorrow. Voigt Mf
Jewelry Co.. 7l3 9TH st. NV. Its
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Gold Baby Rings, 50c Voigt Jeweiry Co. 1t


.Caligraph Writing Machine has a key
for each character. and no shift carriage. IL
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BoYs' MIcRoscoPEs HINrLER's, 45S Pa. ave.
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celient for the RELIEF Of Hoarseness or Sore
Throat They are exceedingly elective
Christian World. Loadoa. Eng IL
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Special presents today at 73l 7th. 1t
iipsy Kettles, 75c. voigt Mfg. Jewelry CO
Have You Old Gold or SilycrY


If so. remember the mfg. jeweler, S. DEsIo,
who will pay the highest price. 4S9 9th ST.
n. W. Rooms 4, ). 8, upstairs n2ltodl 9-tu, th&s
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Christmas Wet Goods

81 for Solid Gold Initial Rings, sold else
where sc. Voigt Mfg Jewelry Co. 1t.
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INTENSE SUFFERING FUR EIGHT YEARs-Rl

STORED TO PERFECT HEALTH.
Few people have suffered more severely from dys.
pepsia than Mr.. 4. A Mcmahon. wsll-known grocer
Of Stsunton. Va He says: Before 1873 was in <
cellent heath. weighing over zoo pounds. In that
year al anent DEVELOPED into acute dyspepsia, aud
soon was reduced TO l62 POUNDS suffering burning
sensations IN the stomach palpltation Of the heart
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LOVELY, useful and ornamental holiday good
At moderate prices at BRoDHEAD's, I4th near S
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LOCAL MENTION,


rcREcAsr TILL EIoEr 4 =. SUNDAY
For the District Of Columbia and Maryland
fair; slightly warmer; probably warmer. fail
Sunday.
For Virginia. warmer; fair; variable winds.
High Water. Low Water
1854 a. m HOS pm. A:57 an sos pm.
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GUS! Guss! J. II. KUEHLISo, LOG Pa. ave
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M. GsuESFELD is the master OF technique
which seems to employ magic to accomplish
It's ends. but ono which he never uses but for
truly musical ends. HIS playing is character
lied by tho MODEST feeling and the warm full
rsss and beauty Of his tone none Of his con-
srmporaries can approach--G Y. Stats
Zeitan1
Greenfield concert tonight At Universalist
Churrh
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LECTURES.
FINANCIAL.


n VIA q - fsIs. ezpsta4 ~
LIE sl1C.tst.0O.
WASHINGTON MA iaa,ridsal j,,oa.~
RIAL ESTATE
Of-rs Tor sA'e eco 900 worth
COMPANY. al nrss MaKrG.Gf NoTEs-
bearing SIX PAR gENI IN
10. for s.leon TEEFsI. r@yabe -ssi-sn
small Ifl-i.;s. nusAs.
10 cash down re- Tisse nc,esare .iilorSsi ty t6s
Qutrsd persons Company. Which naks
Who huy aid curity absolute. va he sod -
bGtd. o. sult rufs Easssr.
BrlLDERs- THE WASHINGTON
We nave in.
dncsu1engs OF. RIAL ESTATE CONPANY,
let you. Gsil aud
talk 1t over. ioOl st. NV.
John II. Walter. $3.50. -. President.
. AUSnsius Iay iof. Niv- frsslsit NJ
sohli hidout..-. Treasurer lnd Attorney.
W Mostly Williams. -. ....... >esrct-ry.
DIRECTORS
Chas r. Newman Trank 4 Co-t.f,
John kidoff. ! AuVusfu. IrV'ur
John h MAl-er. Ntr,-fi 4, vi lIasl,s
u. Mostly Nnlaus dla q 20
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10 Per Cent discount for six days on Silver
plated Ware and Clocks. voigt Jewelry Co. Its
The record-union., 1891-10-03
Real Estate TrnnsEers.

The following real estate transfers have
been recorded since our last report:
Priscilla Whitaker to Isaac j. Isaacs-
The east 22 feet of lot and west 80 feet of
lot 3, @, r, Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets: SO.
Kathrina Klotz to Emma NJ. J. Klotz-
The south half of lot /, n, 0, Front and
Second streets $40.
Gianbatista Poggiano to Pietro Deteyi-
His interest in 124 acres of northeast
quarter of section 81, township north.
range east; SI,G00.
Estate of Charles Delargy, deceased, to
decree of distribution-Supe Court
distributes to John and Annie Nc
Caughan an undivided half each of en-
tire estate; real property, $50 acres in sec
tions 20, q and p, township north,
range east, and certain lands in Placer
County and certain notes, etc.
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another Chinaman presented himself, and
laid before the Judge q large piece of
brown wrapping paper, on which was
written the following, in good hand:
SACRAMENTO Calf Oct I'd 1891
-hr. ". a. Henry DEAR SIR will write
you few lines TO let you know my wife she
came back from Dutch Flat Cal She said
she only go to visit this morning she said she
want go to San Francisco to visit with her
go we will retarn a few days.
The Constable Arrested the driveble think
batter Discharge him when come back then
Will come to see you / go this morning
O'Clock TO San Francisco Calf
4ours respectfully LEE I'M Chinaman
Judge Henry doesn't know whether
jim wrote the letter, or whether it may
not be forgery. At all events, Jim has
not shown up yet, and the ''driveble" is
still in jail.
The Judge informed the bearer of the
letter that the prisoner could not be dis
charged except through an order made
i'll open court and upon hearing being
had. he said that If the complaining
witness had really gone to San Francisco
he must return at once, or an officer
would be sent after him.
The messenger said he would have both
All jim and his wife in court to-day or
Monday. Until then, the matter rests in
statue quo. Jim has evidently sue
cumbed to the hypnotic influence OF the
mighty dollar, and it is doubtful about
his returning here.
The record-union., 1891-10-03
Water Rights Case Affirmed.

The Supreme Court filed a decision in
the Clerks Office in this city yesterday,
in the case Of J. S. Wixon VS.. Thomas
Devine (appellant). This action was
brought to determine the rights of the
parties to the waters of Kentucky Ravine,
and its east and west branches, located in
Sierra County.
The lower court adjudged the plaintiff
to be entitled TO twenty-five inches of the
waters OF the rayine, under a four-inch
pressure. rhe defendant appealed, and
for grounds for reversal insists that cer-
tain evidence was improperly rejected,
and that the court erred in refusing to
allow the defendant TO amend his answer
during the progress Of the trial.
The plaintiff claimed title to these
waters by actual appropriation in 1883.
The Supreme Court a1firms the judg-
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New interpretations.

The following articles of incorporation
were filed in the Secretary of States
Office yesterday:
Los Angeles and Utah Mining and I'm
provement Company. Capital stock,
5, COO, 900. observation-disclosures Taylor, II.
b. Burnett, w. II. Workman, William
Wincup, J. S. Mills, C. c. Mulholland
and T. Z. Gibbon.
Dimmick & Lou of san Francisco.
Capital stock, $4,000. Directors-C. p.
Lou, W. n. Dimmick, D. w. Loring, j.
0. Lou and S. g. Mckenzie.
Jefferson Gold Quartz Mining Com
pany Of MarysviIle. Capital stock, 5l0G,
0G0. Directors-F. W. johnson, C.. e.
Brown, c. L. Siyezy, A. NJ. Nash and S.
c. King.
National Opera-glass Company Of Cali
fornia. Principal place Of business, San
Francisco. Capital stock. 100000. Di-
rectors-C. p. Pomeroy, J. J. McDade,
Charles Gore, E. Z. Johnson and w. 0.
Ludovici.
Trimble Orchard Company of San Jose.
Capital stock, 100000 Directors-Mary
J. Trimble, Sallie Trimble Bowden, Mag
gle Trimble Reed. Matte Trimble, John
r. Trimble, L. c. Reed, A. X. WhittoD
and y. Bowden.
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REV. A. G. BANB.
He VIII Preach His Farewell Sermon
To-Morrow Morning.

Rev. a. c. Bane, who for three years
has been pastor of the Seventh street
Methodist Church of this city. closes his
years work tomorrow. the authorities
of his church have intimated to him that
he would be called to another field of
labor next year, though that effort is
strongly opposed by the members of his
congregation here. He viii leave on
Monday morning 10 attend the confer
ence of his church at San Jose.
Nearly 300 members have been added
to the church here during the pastorate of
Mr.. Bane. On Sunday morning, at Il
O'Clock, he viii deliver his farewell SER
mon, and review his three years ministry
in Sacramento.
There has been III this city 10 more
earnest nor effective worker in the inter
est Of religion and morality than Rev
Mr.. Bane. lie is a young gentleman Of
scholarly attainmentS, of unusual force Of
character, and withal possesses a kindly,
sympathetic nature that wins the hearts
of all with whom he comes in contact.
He ranks high as pulpit orator, and in
whatever field OF service his talents may
be employed he is certain to 90 effective
work in behalf Of Christianity.
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ALL ABOUT A WOMAN.
A Gay Widow Gets q Couple of A,
mirerS into Trouble,

mirers into Trouble.
A few evenings since a young man
named Thomas Mccormack planted him
self in front of a house on NJ street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh, and for several
minutes hurled the vilest Of epithets at
somebody on the inside. 1t was difficult,
from the promiscuous character Of his
language, to determine whether the object
of his wrath was man or woman, or
both.
Ladies residing in the neighborhood
were shocked by the foulness OF the mans
language, and parents had to send their
children where they could not here it.
: Finally couple of men came along and
led Mccormack away. The neighbors
supposed he had been arrested, but it ap-
pears he was not, as he showed up the
next morning with a fresh stock Of bill
lingsgate.
Yesterday, however, T. L. Barton
swore TO complaint charging McCor-
mack with making threats against his life.
The accused was arrested and the affair
will probably be ventilated to-day in the
Police Court.
ii seems that the men are rivals for the
favors of a certain widow named Kerr,
and each thinks he has the better right
thereto. Just now Barton appears to be
'the fair-haired boy,' and the discarded
Mccormack does not take kindly to his
own deposement from the dame's affec-
tionS.
The record-union., 1891-10-03
Church, Labor and Capital.

The sermon on social Problems" re-
Gently preached by Rev. Silcox, and
which the RECORD UNION published in
full, has ELECTED more attention than is
ordinarily given to sermons. The Coun-
ell OF Federated Trades of this city pub
lished ten thousand copies of it in pam
phlet form for free circulation. Itwas re-
printed in England by one of the widest
circulated pulpit magazines of London,
the Christian World Pulpit.
MIR. Silcox has given special study to
these practical themes, and announces for
tomorrow evening q sermon on THE
Churchs Duty to Labor and Capital"
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J0HN MILLER
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF STATE
" Capitol Commissioners, Sacramento. The
Board of State Capitol Commissioners, by an
Act of the last Legislature. were directed to
advertise for bids for the completion of the
ten tiers OF granite steps in the State Capitol
grounds by contract. Said bids must include
the material now on hand. The work must
be completed IN accordance with the present
plans and specifications and in workmanship
equal TO the work heretofore done on said
steps. Plans may be seen and specifications
had upon application 10 the Secretary
OF the Board at the Governors Office in the
state Capitol building at Sacramento. Bids
will be received up to l O'Clock the
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER.
When they will be opened and the contract
awarded to the lowest bidder and mest re-
sponsible party. Bids must be accompanied
by certified check equal in amount to per
cent. OF the amount of the bid. The board re-
serve the right to reject any and all bids. All
DIGS should be addressedto the Secretary ofthe
State Capitol Commission, marked: ''Bids for
granite steps in Capitol grounds
E. z. JOHNSON, JR.,
Secretary Board OF State Capitol Commission
erS. se5-5sS
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efeotually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FTc syrup co.
- SAN FRANCISCO. ozL.
koNsgrls. xY. XIV rona nv
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NOT REGULARLY IN 1T.

Charles Henry Admits That He Begged,
..-. But Denies Being Il Nagrant.
There were but two cases on the Po-
lice Court calendar yesterday. Charles
Henry, charged with vagrancy, could not
deny the accusation that he had tried to beg
money of man, but he declared that that
was not his regular business, and that he
would be glad 10 get steady employment
at any kind OF honorable work. Judge
Cravens TOOK his case under adyisement
until to-day.
The case of n. G.. Wilcomb, charged
with petit larceny, went over until Mon
dav
The record-union., 1891-10-03
TROCuOIS BRAVES.
Sacrameatans who NFllI Attend the
Reception at the Bay.

On Thursday next there is to be great
Democratic blowout in San Francisco,
the occasion being reception by organ
lied clubs to Chauncey f. Black, Presi-
dent, and Hon. Lawrence Gardner, Sec
retary Of the National Association OF
Democratic Clubs; Hon. Charles J.
Faulkner, United States Senator from
West Virginia; Hon. William d. Bynum,
member Of Congress from Indiana; Hon.
William McAdoo of New Jersey, Hon.
James Beck Of Pennsylvania and others.
The Sacramento Democracy will be
represented by the following named
members of the Iroquois Club: Hon.
Frederick Cox, J. w. Hughes, William
Mclaughlin, Hon. Robert Barnett, Matt
+. johnson, Z. G. Blessing, Victor W.
Hartley, J. NJ. Sullivan, Hon. r. d.
Stephens, James McGuire. Il. III. LaRue,
Jr.. Hon. j. NJ. Stephenson, r. H. Sin
gleton, j. j. O. Connor and Ed I. Smith.
On Wednesday meeting will be held
at Metropolitan Hall for the purpose OF
forming a California Association OF
Democratic Clubs"
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A word TO uorse-owners-

If you have a horse that does not eat well.
does not seem to be thriving is hidebound
troubled with sore eyes, indigestion or collie.
etc, or a horse who pulls on one line more
than on the other when driving, or is unpleas-
let me examine his teeth. Examinations
made free of charge. r. g. Archibald D. V
S, Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist Office at
the Central Stables, 1927 j street, Sacra-
mento, Cal. Telephone 23S.
The record-union., 1891-10-03
CHINESE DOODLE.
An Jim is Satisfied and Doesn't Wan
to Prosecute

It begins to look now as if All Jim (or
Lee jim, as he calls himself) doesn't care
about getting back his kidnapped wife.
The probability is that her captors have
bought his right, title and interest in the
comely creature.
AS announced yesterday in these col
umns, the driver of the carriage in which
the woman was spirited away was ar
rested at Auburn and is III Jail here. He
says the woman went on to Dutch Flat.
Justice Henry yesterday expected All
Jim to appear in his court on the ex-
animation Of the prisoner, bat instead