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harbor into proper shape. That will make
over two millions expended on Oakland
Harbor. That is all right; but if it is
worth SO much to secure a safe harbor
and tidal canal on that side of the bay
what should the navigable rivers receive
to put them into fit condition for the COM
merce of the valleys, and to insure them
against the destructive work of the hy-
draulic miner?
The record-union., 1895-09-27
SneciaI Agencies.

This paper is for sale at the following places:
Z. P. Fishers, room 21, Merchants Exchange
California street; the principal News STANDS
and Hotels, and at the Market-street Ferry'
San Francisco.
Los ANGELEs.-Eclectic Book Store, corner
Second and Main streets.
SAN DIEGo.-Emmal & Co., $50 Fifth street.
CoRoNADo.-Hopkins Cox, CORONADO
6otel.
SANTA Observation-Disclosures News Depot
FREsNo.-C. T. Cearley, I'LL street.
SANTA CRUZ.-Cooper Bros. News Depot.
Rs- Also, for sale on all Trains leaving and
eoming into Sacramento.
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AUCTION SALE
Valuable I-Street Property.

CtUIrABLE FOR BUSINESS OR RESI-
= deace purposes. We Will sell at pubic
auction on the premises,
Tuesday, October 1St,
Alto A. NJ the MILLER PROPERTY, stu
ated on j street, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth, with 7 houses thereon. being IS by
100 feet. This property Will be offered as a
whole and if not sold The property will be di-
vided into four lots, each 22 by 16o. The
houses Will be SOLD separately, TO be removed
from said lot.
This is a splendid piece OF property and
well worthy the attention OF capitalists anu
others. Now open for inspection. Sale posi-
tive. ID. j. SIMMONS & CO.. Auctioneers.
s27-3t Ofice, Eleventh and streets.
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Lien for Material,

B. Kreuzberger has commenced suit in
the Superior Court against I. j.. Clunie
and John McGillivray, to enforce lien
for material furnished by him to Mo
Gillivray, who had contract with
Clunie to do certain work on the latter's
warehouse on Front street. The amount
sued for is S9l1 SO, and he asks that he be
adjudged to have lien on the warehouse
until it is paid.
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A Splendid Paper.
Placer Herald.l

The REcoRD-UNIoN'S Tuesday edition,
in token of its wonderful display the day
before. was a splendid paper. Nothing
was exaggerated. There was no slush.
It was one of the most practical, careful
and interesting ''get ups' we have ever
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AUCTION SALE

OF A FIRST-CLASS BARBER SHOP. ON
" the premises, So2 X, MONDAY, Septem-
ber 80, 1895. at O'Clock a. NJ sharp, BELL
q co. VIII set as follows: One elegant Dress
ing Case with Mirrors, iirst-class Barber
Chairs, / Marble Washstand, 1 Cup Case, 4
Mirrors, 200 Towels, Chars, so yards of
Linoleum, l Bootblack Stand etc.
Es- Sale positive. Terms cash.
s27-ot BELL IL co, Auctioneers.
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The RECoRD-UNIoN and WEEKLY
UNION are the only papers on the Coast,
outside Of San Francisco, that re-
ecive the full Press Dispatches from all
parts of the a0orLd. Outside Of San Fran
CISCO, they haze no competitors, either IN
EsaJfuence or home and general circulation
throughout the State.
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CONCERT SUNDAY NIGHT.

Proposition to Hold 1t at an Earlier
Hour Than Usual.
There will be an evening concert, the
last of the season, at the Plaza on Sum
day, if the weather remains pleasant.
The subject is under consideration of
having it from P. NJ. to P. NJ, in order
to save the cost of lights as we'll as to
avoid having the cool evening atm os-
phere drive the people home before the
conclusion of the programme. If this is
done there will be small suplus OF the
fund left
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Foreclosure Suit,

c. V. Talmadge has filed in the Su-
perior Court suit against G. L. Trask
and Adelia A. Trask for foreclosure OF
mortgage and interest, amounting to
S13,031 20 with counsePs fees and costs,
on the ranch of the defendants on the
Sacramento River.
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Naather Eoracasr

Northern California Fair, except partly
cloudy in the extreme north portion; some
what warmer along the central and southern
coast and in the Sacramento Valley; fresh 10
brisk southwesterly winds along the coast.
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The Gamble Ranch Sold.

P. Kelly, as Court Com missioner.
yesterday sold the w. A. Gamble ranch
of twenty-three acres, on the Riverside
Road, for $4,000. Hugh Casey was the
nurchaSar.
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NOTE AND COMMENT.

The El Dorado Republican thinks the Illi-
nois schoolhouse flag law useless, because
men cannot be made patriotic by compulsion.
Very true. very true. But neighbor. think OF
tie influence upon the child in whose sight
tie flag OF his land floats daily over the
schoolhouse? DO not you think that it will
associate itself with the better part of his life
and be to him a lesson and blessing?
Theodore Roosevelt of New York City has
demonstrated one thing beyond peradvent-
ure. and thereby knocked out completely a
gray and persistent talaey, namely, he has
proved that any municipal ordinance that
can be passed by people can be enforced by
their officers. All it needs Is pluck and hon-
est determination on the part OF an executive
officer. Ii is all bosh to talk about the inn
possibility of enforcing laws supposed to
lack the backing OF the sentiment OF the peo-
pie. Ifthere any such laws the swift way
10 their repeal is their enforcement.
The Alameda Telegram has full liberty to
continue 10 quote RECoRD-USIoN editorials
without credit. They are good to quote
A well-known grape-grower in this county
shipped on East carload of fine grapes He
sold them to good advantage as he has done
for years with his grapes, because they are
grown with care, packed with great care and
sold with wisdom holding the reins. The re-
suit was that this week he got for his one
carload 81 ,944. The freight and refrigerator
charges were $3.50. The net return on the
shipment was therefore S1,394. Out of tais
is TO come the cost of growing and the com
missions on sales. Probably the net profits
on the shipment approaches 5000. This man
makes yearly large number OF such ship
lnonts and neat turns. Now here is an ad-
mirabe opportunity for some demagogue to
jump in and howl about the extortion of rail
way carriers and point out that If it had not
been 3. 900 miles of distance Tor a haul of the
grapes, The matter Off and refrigerator cars.
and transportation charges for rapid transit,
the grower might have made more yet. For
all OF which, of course, the operators of rail-
ways are TO blame.
It is reported that the Spanish are incensed
because Americans so freely and openly mani
fast their sympathetic interest in the Cubans.
It's added that the feelings OF the Royalsts
, at Havana against the United States are bit
ter. and are manifested in outspoken denun.
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THE WEEKLY UNION

Is the cheapest and most desirable Home
News and Literary Journal published on the
Pacific Coast.
Ihe WEEKLY UNION per year...--..-....$1 30
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On Account of cruelty,

Maggie Sullivan has commenced suit
in the Superior Court for divorce from
Daniel Sullivan on the ground of cruelty,
and asks for the custody OF the three
children
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A CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING

WILL BE HELD FRIDAY EVENING,
w September 27th at Pythian Castle,
Ninth and ! streets, at O'Clock T.. ", the oh
ject of which is 10 effect permanent organiza-
tion. All who have signed The roll Of mem
bership, and all who desire to become charter
members THAT The committee have failed to
call upon), are earnestly requested 10 be pres
ent.
Sacramento, September 26, 1895.
1t Il. L. STEIN MAN, Mayor.
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Entered at the Postofice at Sacramento as
eecond-class matter.
The record-union., 1895-09-27

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used over fifty years by millions Of
mothers TOR their children while teething with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays pain, cures wind collie, regu
lates the bowels, and is the best remedy for
diarrhea, whether arising from teething or
other causes. For sale by druggists IN every
part OF the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow'a Soothing Syrup. twenty-five cents
q bottle.
The record-union., 1895-09-27

THE legislative inspectors of Oakland
Harbor and the rivers say that it will
uoed a million more of money to put the
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rs These publications are sent either by
Gail or Express to agents or single sub
scribers with charges prepaid. All Postmast-
eTs are agents.
The best advertising mediums on the Pacific
Coast.
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TRY Figg's Medicated Sea Salt. Also, Hay
Feed and Grain. lilo Fourth street. New
Telephone 494.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Vehicles-BAKER 81 HAMILTON-Hard-
ware Carts, Buggies, Carriages, Phaetons,
Balm Farm and Header Wagons. Wholesale
Hardware Send for Catalogue.
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''Record- Union" Telephone.
Editorial Rooms .........................R Red 131
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FOR the best Photographic work go to
Conrad Young, 421 J street. Prices to suit
the times. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The record-union., 1895-09-27

CHAS. PETERSON, agent for Compressed
Yeast. Office and residence, 1919 street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AUCTIONS.

4 UCTION SALE-PERSONAL PROP
"A erty of BECK IL GRAHAM, on the
Croker Ranch, on the Lower Stockton road,
one mile from Franklin, WEDNESDAY,
October 2d. following described property:
Forty head work horses; 40 head of unbroke
driving horses from to years old; gang
plows; 3 siX-horse harroWs; 3 sulky-rakes;
sets double harness: l new Standard now
ing machine; l seed-sower; slx-horse
wagons; / header wagon; l farm wagon; 2
siX-horse cultvators; 40 head of hogs; 40
tons of grain hay loose in barn, and 40 tons
of grass hay loose in barn; l stack of straw in
field. Sale positive. Terms, cash. Every
thing must be sold to close UP partnership.
S0O-otWEg05-5td
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IQ,Inch Two-tone Fancy Taffeta
Silks, in small designs. Some
very handsome color Combina-
tions, such as tan and reseda,
Nile green and pink, black and
golden brown, gray and old
rose. Also eight others, fine for
waists, suits and trimmings,
and much under value at 6oC
a yard.
Io-Inch Two-tone Fancy Brocade
Taffetas, in either small or
medium figures; 40 beautiful
patterns to choose from, and
you'd term them remarkable
at 75c a yard.
lo-Inch Two-tone Gros de Londres
Silks, with small broCade fig
ures of rich, contrasting color.
One of the new seasons most
winning styles. Price, 81 yard.
2o-Inch Scotch Plaid Taffeta Silks,
with fancy satin stripe effect.
Mostly in demand for waists,
trimmings and lining of capes
and fine wraps. Comes in eight
choice patterns. Price, 81.
A large assortment of Black Bro
cade and Satin-strlpe Silks, Taf-
fetaS, Satin DuChesse, Gros de
Londres and twilled lndlas. from
10 to "a inches wide. Prices,
75C to ST so.
SHOULD YOUR FANCY RUN
tn HIGHER PRICES WECAN
The record-union., 1895-09-27

Eastern Business Oficess
4s Tribune Building, New York.
6o9 'The Rookery." Chicago.
&C. Beckwith. sole agent foreign advertising
The record-union., 1895-09-27
| NEW GLOVES.

Two leaders in Ladies Worsted
Fasclnators for evening Or thea
ter wear.
Ladies Fine Worsted FaSCinat0rs,
with diamond-shaped head
piece, with long tabs at sides
androunded ends; Colors white,
blue, pink and red. Price, soc
each.
Ladies Fine Worsted FasCinators
inprettY designs; white ground
with fancy border OF No. 7 satin
ribbon; colors of ribbon, red,
pink, blue and cream. They
are marvels Of beauty at ST.
each.
The record-union., 1895-09-27

Mems Leather Coats for many
uses are growing in demand,
and we have a line to choose
from; some reversible, others to
be worn one side out only.
Prices range from So 50 to $40.
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SUITS.
FRUCA SUITS.
Mems Fine Three, button Cut
away FroCk Suits of fine, silk
mixed worsted. Very stylish.
and fit like made to order.
Price, SIS.
SQUARE CUT.

Mems Square-cut Suits of dark
brown, checked, all-wooI cassi-
mere, and several other suitings
especially adapted to business
and everyday wear. Price, $40.
The record-union., 1895-09-27

The Alameda Telegram has full liberty to
continue 10 quote RECoRD-UNIoN editorials
without credit. They are good to quote.
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GeEa a s.

- Die Neu BraunfeIler 3eitung
f9reibt: gm %. Jebruar ubernabm
9err Sos. NubH bic bieiige Poftoffiee.
Ser neue poitmeliter 1T aIen 8tirgern
als eiu auporfOmmenben unb 8etpanbs
ter iunger Maun betannt. Die politis
f9eu gerbdltniiie bIersulanbe bebingen
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Dienifeifer unb Bfidttreue ni9t mad.
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tpntn1en.
= Sur bic 0erl96nerung oes aa.
pttol 8runoitiid8 iollen i'm nd9fen
Sabre $4,000, int i'm nd9ffolgenben
$25, 900 auSgegeben tDerben.
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f@e ber Siftrifte. Counties, Orti9af,
ten &c. in Seras finb, gebt pieber eins
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SeraS erDdnidt mare naA elmer beis
nabe feds ntonatlihen Srodenbeit unb
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einmaI @iner ben 9eganeru re9t
ma6en!
DR.. prices Cream Bafine popoer.
9as holIfommeaFe. hos sen,a9t tntrh.
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Solfteis Dffener @riei an ben
C3aren.

Ser befannte ruifii9e NopelIenf6reis
Der unb foeiale &eformator @raf Sols
fOi bat nit 8eaus auf bes G3aren
iliE9fe @rfldrung, an Der Mutotratie
unentDegt feftbalten su npllen, foIgens
ben offenen Brief erlafen:
sSie fortgei9rittenHen 2iberalen
perlangten bios fhr bic Aarmonie swi.
den @sar unb Bolf. freie &ebe unb
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malt eiferiil6tig biitenbe Bureautrotie
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nit ben niebriefen 2anbpoli3ilten en-,
bigenbe 8ureautratie baBt ole gnt.
tuidlung, ioeiale ober inbipi6uelIe, unb
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ftbl Der @nttdui6ung uub Nieberge,
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! Wfitteln, itimuliren. sic naren Der
@rfe, melder ben &f begonuen
bat. 8innen auraem mirb er peiter
um fi9 ereifen,
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MerstItd5e Smftr..ste,ste


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Dr.. priee's Cream Batine pomoer.
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8eu. 6. Ganr, 8roeeriit, 1923
alamo plaSa. @rOBes 2ager bon
Stapels unb Gancp @roceries. 8illisfte
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Waaren.
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tirte unb einbeimif9e OelifateRen.
aae Waaren tperben frei ins 9aus
abgeliefert.
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@rober Gusberfanf bon aleiber>
itoffen,

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Sc Gents.
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MfHtter,

Wtltttet,
bic ibre Rnaben germ biibih ,ns
seaosen ieben, iolten unier aaser
bon 8nabensAn3tisen in Mugens
idetn nehmen.
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$500 nnb mebr bauernben Ser,
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Der eine Nsentur fur unfere neuen Bill.
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s. G6ersfOrn. beutf9er pbo.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-02
ErIscop4L CONVENTION.

 The General Convention of the Protestant
 Ep, ,soapal Churoh-Connectieut Dele
 gates.
 The general convention of the Prot estant Episcopal church will begin its sessions in Minneapolis to-day. The delegates from this state are: Clerical, Rev, Edward Harwood. D. D., Rev. D, s. Lines of this city, Rev. Charles E, Woodeock of Ansonia and Rev. Oliver H. Raftery of Portland; lay delegates, Charles 10. Graves of this city, James J, Goodwin of Hartford, William w. Skid dy of s amford and Benjamin Stark of New London; alternates, A. Heaton Robertson of this city, General l.. A, Dickinson of Hartford, F. J. Kingsbury of Waterbury and Charles s. Johnson of Norwich. On October if MT. Good win will return and Judge Robertson of this city will take his place in the con- vention,
 One of the principal questions to be considered will be the recommendation of the special commission to take into consideration the plan of consolidating the dioceses into provinces to be pre- sided over by an archbishop.
 If provinces are sanctioned, there IS likely to be the province of New Eng land. At present there is a diocese for each of the New England sta.es and five in New York state, and it is believ- ed these eleven dioceses will be consol- dated into the province of New Eng land and that Bishop Potter of New York will be elected archbishop.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-02
WEST H.4TEN.
Senator Graham Quite m.

Hon. James Graham is confined to his house with an aggravated case of in. f1ammatory rheumatism
 All are rejoiced to see W. w. Ward able to be out again. Mir. Ward has SC far recovered from his prostrating an6 dangerous illness of several months age as to be able to be about on fine days and to give personal attention tc some of his varied business interests His health does not permit him to en. gage in affairs with his old time activ. ity. He has been an extremely active man, and one of great value to Wes Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-02
THE COPYING GAMES.
Question of the Superiority of Yale or Cam
 bridge One of Abso, bing Interest.

Question of the Superiority Of Yale or cam
 bridge One of Abso bing Interest.
 Next Saturday will decide the all-ab- sorbing question as to whether the dark
 blue of Yale or the blue of Cambridge
 will wave triumphant at the university
 games in New York.
 The only previous inter-university
 meeting was between Yale and Oxford
 in the summer of 1894, when the Eng lishmen defeated Yale 51s to 31s points.
 This year good athletic judges expect to see the tables turned. Yale certainly has fine list of athletes, the pick of the university. Lewis P. Sheldon, captain of the Yale
 track team, is evidently hopeful of vic- tory.
 The English team is composed of about fifteen men, which will be the number to make up the Yale team | This will be more equal than was the | case with the Yale men in England, | when the numbers were fifteen to nine 1 in favor of the Oxford men. The make | up of the teams has been definitely de- cided upon, also the order in which the | events of the program will be run. They are as follows: | 100- Yard Dash-Cambridg G. Homer l Williams, E. H. Wilding, c. H. Levin;
 Yale, w. M. Richards, R. w. Burnett, | ir.
 1oO-Yard Hurdle Race, on Cinders-- | Cambridge, L. E. Pilkington, William
 Fletcher; Yale, E. H. Cady, G. B.
 Hatch
 High Jump--Cambridge A. B. John .ston, r. N. Jennings; Yale, J. H.. I Thompson, jr., L. P. sheldon. sOO- Yard Run-Cambridge William Fitz Herbert, c. H. Levin; Yale. w. M. ! Richards, D. c, Byers. Putting 16-Pound Shot-Cambridg | E. J. Watson; Yale, w. o. Hickok, A. | Brown,
 HaIf-Mile Run-Cambridge F. s.
 Horan, H. J. Davenport, c. H. Levin; Yale, P, W. Crane, r. E. Wade. Broad Junlp-Carnbridg ". Mendle- son; Yale, l.. P. Sheldon, R. Mitchell. | Mile un-Cambridge, W. E. Lutyens, | I. J. Davenport F. s. Horan; Yale, J. E.
 Morgan, w. H. Wadhams. Throwing 16-Pound Hammer--Cam- | bridge, A. B. Johnston, F. N. Jennings;
 Yale, w. O. Hickok, H. P. Cross, c. | Chadwick
 | Quarter Mile Run-Cambridge W. Fitz Herbert, c. H. Levin, E. H. Wild l ing; Yale, w. M. Richards, G. F. San- | ford
 l 12O-Yard Hurdle Race, on Turf-Can- bridge, l.. E. Pilkington, w. M Fletch-
 CT; Yale, E. H. Cady, G. B. Hatch.