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The record-union., 1892-11-28
SACRAMENTO
County Bonds.

SACRAMENTO, November IL, 1892.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I,
~ EDWARD LYON, Treasurer of the Coun-
ty of Sacramento, State of California. will re-
ceive bids atmy Office from
The record-union., 1892-11-28
Fresh Meats.

BEEF-Steers, first quality. 5@51zc = n.
second, 1875, 1875, third S@53c Cows and
CALVES-FTrom 5a6c = Il for Iarse. = 81 i,rn.
do, 615@pSc. 7'
MUTToN--Wethers, 654@7c r Ii; Ewes. Ga
61Sc: Lamb, 79Sc.
PORK = Hogs on foot, hard. granted
heavy average, 4Zs@5c 2 ID; medium and
light average, 5@51sc.
The record-union., 1892-11-28

WHEAT-No. l Shipping, 81 271Z61 285z;
choice, 81 30; milling 81 35G1 SO.
BARLEY-Feed, eOGo21ac; choice, S719c;
No I Brewing, 971zc9S1.
choice to tlncy, 81 3215aI 40; oil lois, 81 o5
91 10: milling, 81 35@1 40; Surprise,
81 45@1 55; Black, 81 1901 rs; Gray,
C0RN . Yellow, large. 81 O2%a1 O6A;
small, 81 Is; White, 81 1901 I71a
Inn
The morning call., 1892-03-07
ACROSS NICARAGUA.
Interesting American Capital In a Pro-
jected Railway Scheme.

Interesting American Capital In a Pro-
jected Railway Scheme.
Charles A. Thornton. one OF the projectors
and incorpOrators of the railroad line across
Nicaragua, is in the city from Chicago, on
his way to Nicaragua. He has been since
December at Denver, Kansas City and
Chicago, spending most of his time in the
lsst-named metropolis and arousing interest
among capitalists in his project
As planned this railway viii for the first
years of its operation be an important
feeder to the great canal, for its lines will
run into the heart OF the Matagalpa coffee
district, section now ranking as one Of the
largest ctfiee- producers in Central America.
Nearly all the land concession TO the rail
way company, amounting to about 9, SOC, 900
acres, is good coffee Land, and il is tie plan
OF the projectors TO induce thrifty Ameri-
cans TO 60 down there and grow coffee.
Already there are many Americans in the
Matagalpa district and CorGt0, the chief
Pacific seaport OF Nicaragua, has a large
Gringo population.
The railway. projected is 1S7 miles In
length, extending from MomotOmbo, on
Lake Managua, 10 Matagalpa. ard thence
easterly down tile canyon OF the Rio Grande
Rlyer 10 Limos, town sixty miles from.the
RIO Grande's mouth. 1t is said to be en-
tirely feasible 10 make the river navigabie
for Geep-water ships or whaleback steamers
TO Limos. From Mom0tombo. running
westerly TO Corinto, there is already con-
structed narr0wgauge road, ffty-two
miles long, owned and operated by the Gov
eminent.
The contract and concessions obtained by
Thornton and associates are dated July "A,
1891, and the agreement calls for the COM
pletion OF good part Of the work within
two years from that date.
MIR. Thornton says that the isthmus COM
pany stock will now be aoated without diff
cultv
The morning call., 1892-03-07
PERSONAL NOTES.

Colonel Paul Henshaw of Chico is at the
Grand.
John F. Davis of Calaveras is domicied
at the Lick.
James Murphy of San Jose is guest of
the Baldwin.
Ben Steinman Of Sacramento Is CHARTERED
at the Palace.
Judge James S. Robinson of Los Angeles
Is at the Lick.
Nose Drew of Sacrame nto is at the Palace
for few days.
Charles Dunn of Oroville Is stopping at
the Commercial.
w. II. Croker will leave In a few DAYS
for Santa Barbara.
X. Tilden OF Marysville is among the
guests at the Baldwin,
L. c. MONTGOMERY OF Santa Clara Is among
the guests at the Palace.
Governor Markham is expected here from
Los Angeles in a few days.
w. }. Cunningham. mining man of
Denver, Is at the California.
.. 1. Dyer and S. c. Evans, bankers Of
Riverside, are at the Palace.
r. j. Wilson Of Vallejo is among the ar
rivals at the Grand Saturday.
United States Circuit Judge C. II. Han.
ford oil Seattle is at the Occidental.
Captain James Sennett of Santa Clara
was registered at the Occidental Saturday.
+. ID. Iunis, Chairman OF the Republican
County Committee OF Lake County, is at
the Lick.
Admiral Belknap, who was expected to
arrive here Saturday by the City of Picking,
was detained In China by the illness of his
son.
Hon. II. " Morehouse of San Jose was in
the city Saturday. He was here in the in
terests OF his city as the place for holding
the next hepupiicdn convention.
The morning call., 1892-03-07
ROLL OF HONOR.
Result of the Examinations at the Sacred
Heart College.

Result of the Examinations al the Sacred
Heart College.
At the Sacred Heart College on Thursday
the monthly examinations to determine the
progress made during the month of Febru-
airy were concluded and houors were
awarded as follows:
Collegiate department: Second class-Daniel
thony A. Mogan. William +. Fitzgerald john
w. Okane. Third ciass-Edward Brady, G.
Kennedy, Z. Regain, T. Gallagher. John Rowe.
Kenny, James T.. Carberry. Edward Nj. Deasy.
William Nowlan, Thomas b. Hilard, n. <.
Denvir
Commercial department: First ciass-wrIlam
Brown, Thomas Shewbrldge, Joseph McCafferty,
William McCarefty.
Intermediate department.: First class Will.
lam Z. sullivan 4. l. ODonnell, L. Miiiy, Daniel
OC0uneil. r. j. Dome, L. j. klllilea. Second
ciass-Edward Schwartz, James ODea, William
brady.
Preparatory department: Third class-Thomns
A. Mahoney. Henry NJ. Sanders. Francis Dono-
class-Reginald Landeshut, John Casey Mat.
thew Gallagher. Dennis Kenny, Archie Z. BOYD,
David ~ Short William Butler, Cornelius Deasy,
Francis J. Costello, Edward Barrett. First class
Willie Leahy. Edward Fitzgerald, John Byrne,
James Gaffney. Edward Loughran. Walter
Vkeete, James w. o'Bri u. William Tracey.
Intermediate department. Fourth class
James Gaffney. Thomas Smith. Joseph Donovan,
uouu bVuONdus EuWdtu CSuduD, LOUIS hlecUers.
George ONeill. James OKane, Vincent
Cradock. Third cass-FrancIs NJ. GIeesop.
William Kingweil. Francis ODonnell, Edward
OConnor. Nicolas McMahon, Peter Shewbrjdg
Emmett Clancy, John Kelly, James f. Lowe
William Casey. John Segrue. James Welsh,
john Neil, Oscar Therein. Louis McCrystle
Edward Murphy, John Curtin.
Prior to the distribution OF testimonials
the Second intermediate class participated
in the following musical and literary pro-
gramme:
Overture, orchestra; recitations, Charles Dow.
iing James Il. ODea; dialogue, Francis Kane
and Stannie Ranken; duet and solo, "Can,elina,u
choir. First Observation-Disclosures "The
African Chief" William A. HugheS; solo and
chorus, americas Emblem" choir; concert
reading, class. Fourth Collegiate Recitations,
DAME! HorgaD, Nicholas Denvir, Charles LINZ
nan; vocal trio. "Home Again." select choir
First Commercial Concert recitation, The
Gladiator" class; vocal solo, 1.-The Footsteps of
the RaiD," j. Harry Robertson. Third Colleg-
ate-Reetations. John j. Bannerman Francis j,
Gallagher; solo aud chorus, "Haii Columbia
John j. Rowe tso0isD; recitation. Cornelius E.
Kennedy; vocal solo, The Mottos GU the Wall"
James j. Moran. Second Coegiate-Soio and
chorus. Mothers Last Words" William FitZ-
gerald t,oloisD: concert reading. "The SuIote
Mother" class; yoeat solo, "a Touch OF HUI.
mainly" David A. brady.
The morning call., 1892-03-07
A CRUEL HUSBAND.
Mrs. George II. Perry's Complaint A gain st
the Ex-senator.

1Ais' UooFSc Ne eTrt > complaint gafnst
the Ex-senator.
The papers In the divorce case of Laura
Dray Perry VS.. George H. Perry, which was
transferred to this county from Sacramento
within tile past week, put on record the acts
for which the ex-senator Is now called to
answer.
The complaint shows the couple were
married in Sacramento in October, 1881. and
that two children aged s and respectively
are the issue of the union. The cruel acts
complained OF are alleged to have begun in
1882 and TO have grown more and more uu-
bearable until last November, when the
plaintiff was forced to fly to her parents
home.
The complaint alleges that Perry was
possessed Of an Unfortunately jealous dis
position, ana that during the union he would
neither allow his wife 10 visit her friends or
be visited by them. Once he gave her per-
mission 10 invite party Of them to the
house. but on their arrival he refused to
enter the parior and seven times during the
evening he plunged the house into darkness
by turning OFF tie gas at th meter
Perry would not allow any keys to the
rooms IN the house, and Oh couple of oc-
cassions when he found door locked he
proceeded TO smash il with a Ratchet, under
the suspicion that his wife was guilty of
disloyaty to him. He was also in the habit
OF proving around the house in his night
clothes, spying on his wife aud the servants.
On account of his i'll treatment. Mrs.
PeTry's health broke down and the doctors
ordered her to the California Women's
Hospital, but Perry would not pay the fees
and she was compelled to get other medical
advice.
A favorite amusement Of the defendant
was to promise TO bring his wife to some
place of amusement in the evening. ard then
to throw himself on the lounge and pretend
TO go asleep. Should she attempt to waken
him he would then fly into passion, call
her bad names and refuse to accompany her
as promised.
Plaintiff asks for divorce the custody of
the children, alimouy for their support an d
the household furniture, valued at $1,000.
which she claims as her separate property.
The morning call., 1892-03-07

BREAKDOWN" TRANSFERS.
A Suggestion for Cable-Raflway Man.
ayers.

A Suggestion for Cable-Raflway Man
ayers.
Complaints in the form of communica-
tons from citizens are frequently received
by The CALI, protesting against tie prac-
tice Of the street-railway companies, when
prevented by any cause from operating
their lines, to refuse to refund fares and to
inform passengers that 1t is problematical
when the cars will start, so that if the
passengers are anxious to get anywhere at
given time they are compelled to patron
lie some other railroad paralleling the one
which is tied up, thus being assessed two
1ares Tor enc service; or else. having in
vested nickel scent piece for a ride, a
pedestrian journey more or less fatiguing is
undergone.
The protests against this unfair treatment
by the railways are not aimed at any par
tlcular line, but include every cable road in
the city. Oae complaint is that at terminal
points practice is made of collecting fares
from re0ple on the dummies before the car
starts. 1t often happens that after such
proceeding the cable stops and the car. with
passengers who have paid their fares. re-
mains stationary for ten minutes or may be
hall an hour. This complaint was aimed
particularly at the Powel-street read.
Not long since gentleman took the Ellis
street car at the Baldwin late in the even
Ing and transferred TO the Leayen worth
street car going south. He had just stepped
on the latter car when the cable stopped.
Alter waiting twenty minutes he decided TO
walk home. BY the time he arrived at Fell
and Polk streets the road was in operation,
and stepping aboard the Oak street car
going toward the park, he offered his Ellis
street transfer, explaining the circunl-
stances. The conductor refused to receive
1t and demanded another fare.
The other morning Hayes-street car
stuck fast just as IL cleared Market street
going out of town. The following ears
went on their journey until another Hayes
street ear arrived at the switch, and then a
blockade occurred and fifteen cars were
allowed to be banked up In row and traffic
westward suspended, because one HAYES
street ear conld not be run out to Haight
and Cough streets and thrown out on the
sldetrack, which the company frequently
uses. All the passengers on these fifteen
ears were detained or compelled to get off
and seek TRANSPORTATION by some other line.
Now, II the various cable railway super
lntendents would get together and make an
amicabie arrangement looking 10 the ex-
change OF breakdown transfers"-which
could be given out whenever car should
be detained for period longer than, say
hive minutes, aud when there were no pros
poets OF an immediate start-a public SER
vice would be rendered in a graceful man
ner and an act Of justice would be done
which would prevent the Supervisors taking
hand in tie matter
The morning call., 1892-03-07
AKALYZING HIS STOMACH.


Suspicion That Fred Heldps Death Was
Caused by Poison.
Professor Price and his son, A. E. Price.
are engaged in chemical analysis OF the
stomach and viscera of the late Fred Heldt,
who was found dead few days ago under
suspicious circumstances near Fort Bragg,
Mendocino County.
Tie man is supposed to have been poi
soned, and Edgar A. Martin is now in Jail
on suspicion OF being the murderer There
being no means at hand to determine the
truth Of the charge, the stomach was re-
moved and brought 10 this city by Sheriff
STANDBY Tor examination.
The analysis will consume three or four
days OF the professors time. Meanwhile
bis laboratory is filled with the odors of
decomposing flesh, which escape from the
porcelain pots In which portions of it are
being cooked and the glass jars in which
other portions are submitted to the strong
sunlight In order to detect possible corro-
sions which some poIsons. are known to
cause.
The result of the investigation will deter
mine tue Innocence or guilt OF the prisoner,
so that human life depends upon the OBJ
servations and skill Of the analyst.
The morning call., 1892-03-07
NAVAL BATTALION.
Affairs In This Organization Are at
stand still.

Affairs In This Organization Are at q
Standstili.
Chief Quartermaster George w. Meyer
has been disrated for neglect of duty and
returned TO Company c. Chief Cockswain
Frederick A. Healy has been disrated at his
request and returned to Company ID.
The leaves of absence granted Lieuten-
ant-Commander Fred b. Chandler aud 10
Lieutenant f. l.. lockwood Of Company ID
are for three months from the 18th ult..
with permission to be out of the State.
Affairs in the battalion are almost at
standstill. The work of wedding out the
organization has apparently not ceased. aud
battalion orders No. 2 discharged for ..re-
moyap % seamen-14 from ID. from A. 3
from G and from b. On two-third vote %
received small discharges"-15 from c. 6
from Il and from A. A total OF As dis
charges. c has shipped new man for each
of its Is discharges.
A civil organization Of the company at
The morning call., 1892-03-07
STOOD UP" A WOMAN.
The Exploit of Bull" Later and His
Partner "Skiff" Tobfn,

me Exploit OF Bull" Later and His
Partner Skiff" Tobin.
William Later, an experienced jail-bird,
better known as Bull Bullado," had a
charge of assault to rob recorded against
his name on the City Prison register yeSter-
day.
lie was arrested last Thursday night for
driving off with horse and buggy without
the owners permission. The night before
Later ana ''SkiiT" Tobn entered the saloon
OF Mrs. Anna Pfiubar at 721 Brannan street
and ordered beer. Then they closed and
Locked the front door and stood up" the
frightened woman. They searched her, but
found nothing of value in her possession.
Alter tapping the till and helping them
selves 10 liquor they fled.
a warrant has been sworn out for the ar
rest of TObin, and the police are searching
for him.
The morning call., 1892-03-07
Special Service To-Nixb,

The service conducted by Mr.. S. NJ. Say
ford at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Hall yesterday afternoon was one of
great power. the attendance being large.
Great enthusiasm was manifested. and quite
number OF young people expressed an
earnest desire to lead Christian life. MIR.
Sayiord will address young people this
evening at the association hall and every
night this week except Saturday. He will
also speak every day at II o'clock at the
noon meeting
The morning call., 1892-03-07

San Diego has been had with Lieutenant
Nerney as President and Treasurer, O. j.
Palmer. Recording Secretary, and G.. ID.
ton and bylaws were adopted, subject to
the approval Of the lieutenant-command er
and adjutant general. The organization
chartered tile steamer Tilamook and ac-
companed the cruiser San Francisco at tar
get practice. Some 400 took advantage of
the trip, and the receipts went into the fund
for tie purchase Of uniforms.
The morning call., 1892-03-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

What Is Reported by the Dealers In
Property.
The tone OF the real estate market con-
tinues firm. There was not a great deal of
trading done during the week just ended,
although the demand for desirable income
and investment properties was strong.
Various reasons are given by the leading
real estate men for the few sales of impor-
lance made during the week, the most
plausible ones being the dearth of offerings
paying handsome dividends and the high
rate of interest paid to depositors by the
savings banks.
AGENTS SALES.
The following sales are re ported by
agents:
Jacob Heyman-Four lots in the Heyman
Tract at $1,000 each; also three lots in the
same tract for $3.50 each. Three lots On
Cortland avenue at $3.50 each. Eight lots
south Of the park at $3.50 each. Forty lots
In the Abbey Homestead at $50 each, One
lot in the Park Lane Tract for $3.50.
Sol Getz u Bro.-Lct 50xl20. on the east
line OF Ihirty-sixth avenue, $50 feet north
OF street, for $500; 25xI20, on the east
line OF Twenty-frst avenue. 100 feet north
OF street, for 5000; 50xl2o, on the east
llue OF Thirty-ffth avenue lbs feet north of
n street, Tor S7c0 The firm makes cor
rection in the report of sales of last week of
lot 75xl20 on the west line Of Twentieth
avenue, go feet north OF X street, for $1,000.
The amount should have READ $500. which
was the price obtained.
George ID. Shadbnrne Jr.-Four lots, each
25xI00s IN Block 141, Abbey Homestead,
500 each; 25X125, on the east side of Fuun-
tain street, 1873 feet south of Twenty-fourth;
25xl25, on the east side of Fountain street,
15o feet south of Twenty fourth.
The Sunny Side Land Company repo rts
the sale OF eighty lots for the week and a
good, steady demand for property at fair
prices.
The annual meeting of the stakeholder
OF tue company has been called to meet on
the electric road will be open for passenger
traffic.
OFarreli q Lang appear to be putting
forth strenuous efforts this spring for the
really good things in the real-estate market
One OF their latest and most valuable aequi-
sitions In improved property are the
handsome new residences at Pacific
Heights which are being constructed by
William Hinkel Of the firm OF the Hinkel
Brothers, the well-known builders. In
many points these houses will be superior
Ia construction and finish to any in that
locality. They are situated on the south
west corner OF Octavia street and Broad
way, commanding from almost every win
dow magnificent, uninterrupted marine
view, the like Of which can be duplicated
in only few parts Of the city. Each house
ments.
The first OF the five has already been sold
Tor SIS. 200. Two OF the others are held at
$3.50. one at Si2. $50. and one the corner
iouse-at S20,0V0 OFarreli q Lang have
very wisely determined to spose of these
little palaces Oh terms to suit the pur-
clasrrs.
Joost Il Mertens report WORK progress sing
The morning call., 1892-03-07
AN INSANE OFFICER.


Special Hinkley Threatens to Shoot Him.
self on tho Street.
Special Policeman Z. w. Hinkley was
locked up in the City Prison yesterday
morning and booked for insanity. After
oeInG relieved Uf his club and star he was
removed to the Home for Inebriates to
await examination before the Commission
strangely for some time, but they supposed
his antics were due 10 his Incorporate
habits.
Early yesterday morning Hinkley be-
came quite violent while patrolling his beat.
be drew his pistol at the corner of Hayes
and Larkln streets, and was shouting that
he would kill himself. when two policemen
overp0wered and arrested him.
The morning call., 1892-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
ACCEPT
OUR THANKS.

Words fail US how to ex-
press our thanks to our kind
friends and fellow citizens
ESPECIALLY the ladies' for the
liberal patronage bestowed
upon US in our new enterprise.
We worked for success, and
strained every nerve to attain
1t. but we met with a greater
success than we even in our
widest calculations ever hoped
for You have treatedus noblE
1t seems that our feHow-cih-
zens understood at once what
our strong point vas going TO
be THAT of selling the highest
grade goods at popular and
easily paid not-oUt-otyour-
reach prces), and you have
already assured and crowned
our efforts with success. We
shall ali times STRIFE to earn
your friendship as we'll as your
patronage, and we want the
ladies to make our establish
ment their second home. We
are Cahfornjans, born and bred
here there's nothing cola,
arrogant or stuck up about US.
Ne invite you 10 our establish
ment in a true Californian S
hospitabIe spirit, and ne mean
Just exactly what we Sav-we
want you to make our estab-
Hshment q sort of second
home. We have added sub
cash stations, also SUB wrap
ping stations, all over the
house. so that there viii be no
more long waits.
Thanking you kindly for the
liberal support given to our
new enterprise and hoping the
same to be continued, we are
Yours, gratefully
RhPHAEL'S,
8, H. IS andf5 Keany Street
The morning call., 1892-03-07
FOR THE KIDNEYS.
AMERICA AHEAD OF FRANCE.
Even France Succumbs to American
Genius,

Even France succumbs to American
Genius.
For centuries France has held the palm for the
manufacture of toilet articles OF every description
but at last she has been compelled to give place to
American genius in one article at least for the
Toilet. Nine. Waltz emphasizes this most emphati-
caiy IN a letter upon the Imperial Hair Regenera-
Tor; zone OF the most pleasant and satisfactory
incidents connected with my trip TO New York has
been the treatment OF nay hair by your Imperia
HAIR Regeneration. Having full knowledge of all
the preparations the Paris market must con-
less that yout Imperial Hair Regeneration is incom-
paraoly superior to them ALL The color produced
is perfect and the natural gossiness it leaves upon
the hair is unattainable by the OF any other
preparation. do not hesitate to strongly recon-
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obtainabe." Consultation and all information
free. Absolute satisfaction guaranteed. Sold al
VI 90 and 80. Refuse all substitutes, as they are
dangerous. IMPERIAL CHEMICAL CO.. "a West
Iwenty-third St, New York. Agents for the Pacific
Coast. Messrs. GOLDSTEIN IL COIN s22 Market
St. San Francisco IL is applied by them and s.
STROZfN SKI. 433 Ellis ST. DECO If SuNio
The morning call., 1892-03-07
FOR PORTLAND q ASTORIA, 0REeOy,

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY x1u
Il Ocean Dfvision-and PACIFIC COAST <Kp
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spe q:
street wharf. at 10 for the above ports one u
their Al iron steamships, viz:
COLUMBIA-tebruary z. 49, March 2 Ia, %
STATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL O.
March q. Is. 20.
oREGON-Februarv 3. Is. 81. March TO- %
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacias
hahroad oregon Short Line and other divergiay
lines for all points In oregon, Washington British
Columbia, AlasKa. Idaho. Montana, DAKOTA Utah.
wyoming. Yellowstone Park and all points East and
South aud to Europa
Fare to Portiand-Cabin. sic; steerage 50; round
trip, cabin, $3U
Ticket omces-l Montgomery ST.. and Palace Ho-
tel, New Montgomery ST.
60ODALL. PERKINS & CO, Supt. Ocean Lima
III 10 Market ST., San francisco
The morning call., 1892-03-07

Benjamin Curtaz & Son have formed a
corporation to deal in musical instruments
Directors-Benjamin Curtaz ST.. Henry J..
Curtaz aud Gustav Friedrich of this city.
Henry Drummer of San Luis Obispo, and
William Goeggel of Woodland; capital
and subscribed stock $4,000 in 1900 shares,
of which Benjamin Curtaz holds 1897 and
his son 400