Sacramento Daily Record-Union (Sacramento [Calif.])
November 1, 1880

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VKlftff BKBIFA -*OL, rn _«« o», s ggJAj^JECORDjNION. ggtorgMM* f «t OScxu S^nmtntoHZZvi cU» miter PUBLISHED BY THH Sacramento Publishing Company, WS. H. KILLS, General Xuufer. Publication Offlw, Tnlrd at., bet. J and K. THE BADLY BECOBD-KXIOX I»tnifcttshedeTO74krottt>eweek.Studai»exeepted. For OBe year (10 00 ForgtxmoEtas. E 00 gsrtkiw wma».T..T.v,v;^v^iKTr!;.r;;!7'f!4s 00 X»n eopua oe» i»m, to oca address 80 00 *;*rßubfcrn>OT;ser'ed by Gsrrlars *t Twrarr-FiVE Oxirre per veet In all Interior dties and towns the Mper ou be had of the principal Periodical Dealer* g ■nmgg and Agents. MimiMuwrmmme Ad Yerttalnis ***es 1- Dally Record-Union, One Squaw, l Umo $i 00 m Ootßmue.l tt0«.Tn.;..;.....-r.T..v...^ir...^ 75 pOitsßqun« JtliH.:;,-,,,..,;;..;,, S 80 laoa additional time. SO g gig tan, let lWeek. 1 Weeks. 1 Month Htlf jkruar*, Ist pace «3 CO $S SO $6 00 gig Sours, Idpacx SSO gSj. EOO fjgfe 800 ff Half Squire, 3d mwl'.'r.T.'- J 00 isp 4 68 Sfjf COO it Bait ß-juara, Mb pace 1 00 ffel SOO pKjf 400 toe Sopors, latpto- s 50 £S| TOO One Sqaare, 3d pace l» TOO 10 00 On» Square. 3d pe«e 4 00 6 09 8 00 One Bmian.4it> pace r. 00 £$S$ 4OS Mpf 600 Star Notices, to follow reading matter, twenty-nra erats a line for each insertion _ AdTHUaemeatoof aitaations Wanted, HonsestoLet. 8 Society B£esto|», etc, of rrv* likis on. ijssh, wili b» I Inserted in th* Daily Bzooxd-TJviok v f ollowi Onetime 2S cents three dines SOeents One week TicenU Sereo words to eonKitote a M"MMBSBg§BSGS titb whurxt rvioif CPubliihed in semi-weekly partfl p Is iansd on Wednesday and Saturday of «oh week, i* eomprtamg Scat Fam ia each Ssroa, c* Sixteen Pin •mb wyay.snd ta tho ebeanest and most deatrtbl* Bom*. Kewi acd litwarjr Journal publiahod an the tt rsnlilii nrml Tqeajmi fnBP3DTiill ilwa J M w a ii rerma, Om T^^^^^SSfSS^^t Ip «OiUl£U syears'j time Wifli give larg»/ MtsHM Wheat Farm as security, but pay only Hi per M cent, interest annual. t> For particulars, call on me JBg or j address CARL BTROE EL, Commisaion Agen t," r No. S2l J stn>«t, Sacntni, ;>'"-T" 027-6t&swltS*i« WANTED -A LANOSCAPS Si GARDENER.' T y^vApp'r at thia offioe.-;j»ii&fiji:»¥i.as oid-tf is. S WANTED.-ORY OAK VV7OOD.TAPPLYI.TO i i. T■■■" D. Gardner's wood and coal yard,' northeast comer Fourth and 1 etreets. »S-Vi?a*JiSfe^ 016-tf S SLiKXr ANTEr>f TEAMS TO HAUL SAND TO FILL WANTED— TEAMS TO HAUL SAND TO Third in China Slough, between Second and Third ®S streets. Apply to E. FAIRCUILD, 1 street, between gSS? Second aad TOin).n^g^r~^^;T:-:,«ygs>:j»s 08 tf m -l&BEM 575 REWARD^^;^^ STRAYED- OR STOLEN FROM THE«9L.^ k^s Railroad i pasture Dear J Sheridan, ou iaS3T% ;3 the 5 21st day 4of t. Seperaber, taafl— bright bay HORSE, black man^ and I tail, ISJto 16 ii bands hqrh; very hollow-backed 1 and high withers, SB about I,loa pounds weight; no j brands; is well bred (sired by Fred. Low), 6 years old, left t hind I ankle white has been thoroughly halter broke, and used very little; is high spirited, and an unusual appear- Ing horse. Twenty-nve dollars will be paid for the H recovery of the bone,' and t» will be paid for the iliSi apprehenfion of the thief. MOSES HOPKINS. p|>, Sheridan; October 8, 1880.1aeiMa&^ga 06-lm-3 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. ITTTAKTED-^-ALL KINDS i HELP, MALE AND T V Female. FarticuiarattentionpftidtoFurnisn- Ing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with Help, 1 Free of Charge to employers. HOUSTON 00,. one door south ;of Fourtu and X streets, Sacra- mento dtv. ri aulS-lptf LET 0B FOB SALEr SsC a AdverUsameats of five lines in this department are l&aerted for 25 cents for one tim« three times for SO f *Ji cents or 75 oents va weelL'ssara^rf-tTfesSW^iSiiSiSai MOSEY TO LOAN ON REAL I BTATE AT A if 1 iJXJL low rate of interest, by P.' BtHL. 080-lpU t a S« fJIC-R SALE-MOUNTAIN FARM, 36»«gt Jsv Aoren, thirty miles from Sacramento, in Wr £j3 El Dorado oounty.is A good r Dwelling, two~~~ Larse I Barns, Blacksmith Shop and Out-buildlogs, ;.V-!o> chard and Vineyard 150 acres tillable i and 210 wuh! land and pasture. A'tvcr failing springs ef S% pure water. £»lsS?o. JOl2 Kourtha;T«CS3; nM-f^i" pi, NOTICE.— CARL j STP.OBEL (THE I BROKER),* :'??X1 No. 321 TJ street, Sacramento,- Buys,* Sells, J-j'j Select? or Apprai-cc (a' an Agent) Count rv and City Real Estate, Aericuitural Implements,' Hardware,* Hops, Grain, Malt, Leatter, Wood,',Wooi,- Wheat Hlg and Wine. Money Loans Nf gotiated en Real Estate,' |5S Collateral Securities or good signaturts.*sS 028-2w i». ImO LET— AT.NATHAS'3 BUILDINO,' CORNER TO LET-AT NATHAN'S BUILDING, CORNER Seventh and I streets, PLEASAf!T UN- IURNISHKD I F.OOMS, singls or en suite. Also, -7f FURNISHED RooMB. Urna [B. C.I raSS? oS6-tf hf nnOLET A HARD-FINISHED FRAME DWELL- c X-S ing, containing eieht rooms and bath, gas and water also a bant situated on southeast corner of HB Thirteenth and H sireets. Inquire at 815 Thirteenth .Xii •treet, between_H and L-aasefwaassagM 022-2w* BS "hotel for sale. A SPLENDID B\RGAIN.-ONE OF THE p|t^r^%Be«it>pajiiig Hotelt In the State or Nevada. KBF Will be sold at a bargain, on acuount of sick SjfiE ness. For particulars, apply at D. DsBERKARDI k CO.'S, No. 310 X street or to F. HAMBLY, Galena," j ;>y Kevada>~>av>::-r';y..-: v" g^-Sy^^'h^.^g 029-lp2w RANCE FOR SALE, AT A BARGAIN. mSE WELL-KS'OWN SAULSBUR V«% v RANCH, on line of S. V. 8. R., contain-*W ing SAO aorea. A failure of crer hag never MB been known upon the i place. Tao soil is deep, and -■^i.i of iw.dv loam character produces from 25 .to; S5 CM brine's of i wneot, and 30 to 45 bushels of i barl?y to %lt« acre. Terinn ja»«le M»Bi»ract»ry. Apply to SWEKTSER ALSIP. Real Fstat* and Insurance Agents, No.' 1015 Fourth gap St., between J and IK, Bacramqnto. o!4-lmlp Exßcators 1 Sale of Heal Estate T OTB 6- AND 6, H AND 11, EIGHTH f AND AJ' Ninth streets. Will be sold as wh oor in gi^vWo^^^^fAUKH^^^^^g if East SO feet Lot S.*il and If, Ninth and Tenth streets, with BKICK UOUbt (ooatainJnjr 14 rooms), in rood repair. For particulars, apply to i iipsSP H. BUONHAM, 131S 3 Second) *S&g& S^SS street or *t;-?S: V Executors. S. H. DAVIS, 704 J street. -j 06-lm ||wATCH^^OLOOKSrJEWELRYj Jf. B. kLIVE, {Lata with Wachhorst, and successor to Flobcrg,) WATCHMAKER 'AND JEWELER, V No, 60 J Btrett, between Second and W**.* Third. Dealer in Watches, Clocks, -g-/* ware,Jewelry,"etcr; Repairing in all itaVjfeuß branch** I a specialty, under MR. 3 FLOBERG. h foC-lplml WILLIAM B. WIULK* VTO. 190 J STRKET,' NEAR BEVSHTH?!Ji^S VfO- 1* STREbTT, NEAR BEVSNTH, j\ 'Watchmaker and Jewoler.T Importer Vfßj. ud Deatar to Watch««, Silverware, Jewelry, Jt/ •tc. Repairing a specialty,' under Robert QSltdß Harsh. All country orders promptly attended to. fstt-lptfl FIRST ARTILLERY BAND. -rVBCITBSTRA FUBNISHKD FOB ft 1 1 f;, Baiis, Parti**, *tc. Leave orders atiljß f I Headquarters, No. 720 X street F. A. FISCH,t«ak ks3 No. lSOSGatreet. I Leader, E. W. DAVIS, No.-SS»g ISii I street. «12-«* "7T"Q. GRIFFITH^ BBANITI WORKS gESwtLJsBB rinmr best variety and gMiupa»yJ_ i^rgect Quurioß on the PaciflcOoMt. PStehed Granite Monuments, Tomb- -5» «on«s and Tableto made to order. Granite BntlOlßS Bt*M Ont. Dnaaed and Poliahed to order. «U-lP*a Sold," Silver and Hickel Plating I AU. KtNOS OF TAiIE-WABE REPAIRED ANB RE- PUTED EQUAI TO NEW! STMAKVFACIOET CF*BA Gold-Saving AmaJgamatingPlates. —ALSO KWISfiISC PLATES to lave KLOAT SOU*. QEO. M. LEDERER CO., No. 7SI Mission street, opposite Grand Opera House, Sffil Ban Francisco. 6eud for circulars. 027-Jp3m »v J I h 9J J H A v 8 X W BW I I B _^m m BVHBHIJHBHI^mVx^IHi hbhlJ 1 J J m xW s ll V m mJß*^ B- ■J"«HHIB«HW mJMbm ■hß^—^«h3 «JhH«^B^^ OHHHt hJhHBHI -JhHW JL, *JHmh OJ^HBBmw BBBW wJhH^» r W gH^Mia|oßaeai|fgMjßpHHrri^^ t WtT.T! d CO., OETTEKIOS STOEE. In Sacramento there is Work to be Done, AND mm gj|f gJa^i jEg^^g^MMJl^^ MBBl"? B *BjM^'*^Bi^^y^B^^^^^tj^^E^M^^j]^^lr@^g|MMl^M WE ARE HERETO DO IT MB*^J^^^^^3BB»»i^TOßW^WaWßTS^^^ g_^t Six months ago we decided upon that I fact Ito our own satisfaction for though liTsliWiTlPpffl^a^ i-iff occasionally an effort to reduce prices has been made in this city, yet that effort came in a shape MOST NEAELY RESEMBLING A SPASM, something that produced a violent sensation for a brief spell, but shortly disappeared, THOSE WHO ATTEMPTED TO CUT DOWN THE PKICES BEING MERELY MEN OF THEORY, who found themselves' too sorely tempted and fell back into the htbits of those before them, USING SACRAMENTO AS A FIELD OF SPECULATION AND MONE Y- MAKING ON A LARGE SCALE. Seeing the wants of the people here, therefore, we have stepped in and opened ▼ery i modestly *t first, but bound to go ahead, and SUCCEED IN MAKING SACRA- MENTO THE t PLACE [ON THE PACIFIC COAST i FOR I THOSE iTO VISIT WHO DBSIRE THEIR GOODB AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES POSSIBLE. THIS ACTION OF OURS HAS MADE A BREACH in the serried ranks of those who have for years been reaping a lively and rapid fortune out of the enormous profits wrung from a people deluded by high-sounding phrases j and false j declarations and STANDING IN THE BREACH THUS MADE, we have not been backward in dealing blow after blow at the unreasonable prices charged S for their goods Iby those who were endeavoring to control the trade of i Saerarnerur and j bring the people under their yoke. 'HuSdil ujliu Ujlidl ujiUU" Ui Uuil\U UllulvJlU uoubi Neither to Conciliate Them; But our progress has so deeply affected the combined f aims of the Money Makers that, like an Army panic-stricken J after s>\ terrible 'onslaught from a well-disciplined enemy, but next realizing how much depends upon their determined rally to the fight, they despairingly 4 advance jin I tumult so i seeing how much of big profits may jbe lout, a reaction now sets in among OT7R COBXPUTITORS, AND, ON THE BRINK OF DESPAIR, They Threaten to FreezeXJs Out, y'l'-i lr*i yg? J l w l ll fjfi. I it~? I■ I ''t'Jf" tJ\^4cits V-J to -\!j, \JL.\j% Let Them Try It; We Are Beady. We came here knowing from a long business experience in the best fields of training, that WE COULD j CERTAINLY SUCCEED, IN THE FACE OF ALL OPPOSJ- TION, and WE NOW CHALLENGE ANY WHO MAY DESIRE TO COMMENCE THE GAME. WE WILL NOT BE FROZEN OUT; "WE AEE HERE TO STAY, And that fact the public will shortly see for themselves. WE HAVE STARTED TO CUT DOWN PRICES, AND KEEP THEM DOWN AS THEY SHOULD BE, AND WE WILL NOT NOW TURN BACK FROM THE WORK but standing in the breach; on behalf of the people, and again** the HIGH-PRICED CORMORANTS who feed upon the abused confidence of the public, we will continne to deal blow followed by crushing blow, till i The People Shall Know what Can Do and Are Doing. For this we Ask No Credit, and Expect No Thanks. IST OUR MOTIVES ARE SOMEWHAT SELFISH WE AIM TO Bl ILD IP CRA 31 ALLY, BIT SIEKLY, A Y1608017H BI'HIXESS THAT WILL MEEF.LV TIELBAaKtSONAB IE BATC OF IJiTEREST ON THE MONEY INVESTED. WE SEEK TO HELP THE PEOPLE WHILE WE ABSIMT OI'BSELYE*. WE WILL NOT BEGIN WELL, AND THEN, WHEN ESTABLISHED, KAISE THE PRICES. WE BOVT WANT TOIHAKE A BIDBEX FORTEXK. WE WILL UnS INTO ©FB XETHOBB, SIMPLICITY WITHOIT flip. TRAP, AND HONESTY WITHOIT HTHRIIC. WE WILL XOT GO I'POK THE PRINCIPLE THAT WE OI XD BE HONEST, WjS BEC.M'SE "AS A LATIO\, IT HAT BF •',TaIE BEST; POLICY;- BUT ,WE H'-i WILL CONTINirS s\ TO SHOW THE rrBLIC THAT THE FIBM OF THE -KCAJLBS', WHEREVER MTTtTED. HEMCiHTS TO BE HONEST, BECAUSE IT IS MORALLY BIGHT s THEIB PRINCIPLES BEING TO-BAY CLADLY ACKIf OWIEOCIHB jBY BT©CK.TOJf, 1, SAN k JOSE, PETALMf i AND SAUNAS, WHERE THEY ARE LONGER i UOWS IUJt MBB.'^^l'iSSSi^S^ tj--fc.il »-ts;,' c ;^^Tr* ,r_";j7^' V^/:O *^^^^^^P^^^WEy?SQ|i HALE BROS. CO., BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH, SACRAMENTO. Br 7Wh^Ba^*a^p^prfs Ci f^t%^^ "^Di.^^^^^^^ £ot B P. S.~ Doors open at 7 A. M. daily. "'-'-i ■>l-^'^o^t 2-BUTTON. 65 CENTS PER PAIR '*-*'*$&ir&'3! f l 3-BUTTON 85 CENTS PER PAIR 4BUTTON $1 PER PAIR 6-BUTTON $1 26 PER PAIR A lively demand having recently been created for V^'**^. THE GENTEMERI KID GLOVES! We have placed on oar shelves a fall assortment of these goods, in the various shades and sizes. Ladies whcThay* worn this GLOVE, and are pleased with it, need, no longer send to San Francisco or elsewhere. We shall carry every shade and sizo.^and offer them at figure* mnch lower than the established price. r. «r WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE MARIVAUX KID GLOVE, Of which we have a large quantity on hand/ in light colors only. This GLOVE it warranted REAL KID, Perfection of j Fit, Finish and Durability, and although manu- factured to sell for much more money, we have reduced this line to $1 A PAIR FOR 3-BUTTON. We believe our customers will find them to be splendid value. We rftltft carry a FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF GENTLEMEN'S KID GLOVES. All shades and sixes in the LUBIN and JOU YIN'S. Two Cents will pay the postage on a pair of KID GLOVES to any part of the Unitsd States. Henea, Ladies in the interior will find it greatly to their advantage to order GLOVES from us, instead of paying the exorbitant prices usually charged for this article. Send for Price List and Samples of our DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, MILLINERY, BOOTS and SHOES, Etc. onra frxoe. MECHANICS' STORE, tfos. 4W, 4t2, 4*4, 416, 408 X street, Sacramento, 19S1III ALt 111T1SI: Weinstock kisin Sacramento, 6aJ. APOTIOH3. EBSOAST Bonseliold Furniture i Bodie Brussels Carpets, Etc. 9m J. snraOXS Jt CO AmeUeaeeH VOL BKLL Oil MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3880, At 10:30 o'clock, It -if«K Sl4 J street, bet; Bcc»b« and Third hi Eiegant Parlor Set, In Silk Heps Ea?y »nd i Jmoiing Chairs, Manive Mantle Mirrors, Secretary Sookcases, Marble-top Tables, Painted Ifets, 1 Spring tod Hair Mattresses, sU Elegant Bodie Brussels Jarpets, Wardrobes, with Glass Fronts; Marble-top Sideboard, Black Walnut Marble-top Chunoer Sets, rith. Dressing Cases; and all the Crockery, Siiver- rare and Kitchen Farnitars in the above residence. s 028-4t mßammx. P. J SIMMONS. Auctioneer. SIGEEST "SESSh CASH PRICE rA l d ro b sccond-h tr Potatoes in car-load lots or less. iJ*sss®^y oig-lptf No*. 81 and J street. W. R. STRONG CO., Wliolosale Commission M erchants ASP DSALUS Of ALL TODS OF CAUFOKNIAGHEEN AW*' BBiiii» FBDITb WamB^»PTB.'HO»IEY:SEEDB.^!aBBB gg#Amd General Merchandise. jSWapWistfrsi^SllSji «BS-*-S*» «iri-'W*»iii IsT All orders promptly attended to. Address, %aad&wmmil&%yf. E. STRONG CO^V-. j oMplaili Kos. c, 8 and 10 J street. Saeramepto. ■U T. BKEWEI A CO. DoMssslan MerekaaU c and Wkelesale BBAIAMDI GREEN FBCIT, DRIED FRUIT, PROBtCE, Vegetables, Honey, Seeds, Alfalfa Seed, Etc., Kos. M'; aviad 3fl J J Street,';' Saeraatento. S«sa-.#**>Sf!i;S-sK''3*!«' oB-lptf :Wste*¥PiW«*r- WHOLESALE 1 COIIMISKION rj MERCHAITC T^""! dealer in Foreign and Domestic Frails, Cigars and Tobacco, Pipes ar.(". Smokers'; Articles, Cutlery and Notions, Nuts, CuuUes, etc., No. 5« J rtreet. Sacramento. J^.-^.-'v.-ji.a sll-lplm D. DEBERNARDI CO., WHOLESALE 'i v r r rrT Vv-JsadbMßb Vr Dealers in J?.:*;;.^ PGGESS?^ Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Vegetables, Frail. Fish amd Ceaeral ProUure. tr All orders will be carefully' packed. Having j had long experience in shipping, we have confidence that we will be able to give 1 satisfaction. Send for Price List. WM D. DEBERNARDI CO^E&g iTiirTnWjj). ixJ. l »u >^lfU!L^*ajJßA^a'"JT'ii''i'a>i'tlllpatfpiT'>alfclF">«M mtr ''i Sacramento Cal. au2s-tf /r. ;i DENHSTBY. BENIAL DEPOT I '?»^oB4-tfgl If^i 't; .:g HABB 1 HOAD.^I^^ DENTISTS, NO. 605 J STREET, BE-MBk j tvreen Sixth and Seven tb, Sacramento. OHIO Mwcaaweaagaaaaiiiaw oiB-iptf a?a 't. y-nx-^awgg r':-^ DBS. BBBWEB "at SOBTHWOBTn, i rVENTISTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF«m Seventh and J in Bryte's new ISsHB Seventh and J streets, in Brjte's new fHB Iding, up stairs. i Teeth extracted without pain by the use of Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.* tdßm»x**w**qi [oip-ipimi j^aawawiißMt^s|«>a RslHEpiSB O. ■.tgmMW^aßHsfaii SESTIST, 415 J STREEI, BETWEEN M| Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- BBfißrO Teeth inserted on Gold, Vukanite and al. bases, tntroos Oxide or laughing Gas administered for the painless extraction of Teeth. j»w?g* o!4-lm '..i SWEETSER ALSIP, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS ■otary r^bUeauadl^amixilasloaver ef Deeds. Real Egtate Bought and Sold on Oommisskn. aVHousesrsoted and rents collected. MBjr«a*a««i«a-B"- r "-~M»af^»Bfa^| IE Agents tor the following Intarance Cotcpanks IMPERIAL r; w .T.T... :v. of London U)NDOS.T.:.Trrr;;nrni;s.~rrrr;"^rr.of Loncon SORTHBRH....^;-.........;.;...;.7....cf London IJTJXEN of Llverpi ol SORTH BKHPISB a»mkbcaktile SSrT h d SST&A ..of Eartiord, Co; n Aggregate Capital, 9M,nc,8»3. JsTNo. 47 Fourth street, Between J and X, Sae- rinnntc eornerol the wOtrr.tsaEmßm 088-lptf ri CffiCEppigSOp ls.N*i Street taenuaeate, wAEimoom: fo?» Dupont street Baa Francisco, L. K. HAMMER, »OLB AGENT s. FOB ..THE- PACIFIC COAST. i Piano* sold on instaDments, if desired, and tot rant. Old iwetnimipiits takes to exchange for sir. 1 Qrt«i«toTtimiiW'WWfcillT attended to. aa«-lplir Aa^bSW JL tf"b B\^B fl ft I aVt a% Baß flsa> aUft Jt tt V^B* SIB A j Jpk mm v STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE. |^^_lIBsTa*»sT«OJ Jt I LACES, VTOS. 60, RtANDM FIFTH ST., SACRAKKNTO n dealers to Prodnos sail Brewers' goppUcj Manafactarers of Malt and all Idads of Meals, eta Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Fiocu Bnckwbmt Tiear, etc New Unin Ban for sale. £jU»i»asy^a*^tittffi; oIT-lpt* fes-7^fe?. tJ^i.ag>':->f^^i l. a. sanrrsujre's r atsxt. r^ :i 52.00 2 60AN sa oo,i em TNi rksiVegtmles existence. ■sn TW FIRUI IPiCTACLtS ill EXISTENCE; MJMIat Sperfaelcs te Halt all the vmrl- mu r— «r ibe sigat ear •aeesaltjr. «VThe only opticians on this'ootst who mmke *«!S5S! i to order. large aftortmeut of the bast ARTIFICIAL HDMAN B¥CB oonsunUr on bBDa. BERTELINQ Jtt WATRY, ■ctextMc •vtidjuis. ffo..t»7 Kearojr slrsst. beireen Pino ao4 California. *m Cfcßtania, San Frsndseo. "SiS^ssra* tis^iter^loctijutsiMcijH^ri^o^ BfWARC OF, FRAUDS It! who ten 3^fttymakeK«rt«lel«»»s,aswt iri the only et^kiswottbiseoaittaraedo. oS-lptt RIOT AT DENVER. The City in the Hands of a Mob of Roughs. THE AUTHORITIES POWEBLESS. Chinese Houses Attacked and the Inmates Badly Injured. ISrBCIAL BT TBLieILAFH TO TBI SXOOBS-VinOH. Denvkb(Col.), October 31st.— Denver has been in the hands of a mob for eight hours, and there are now fully 1,500 rioters in the streets. The trouble has been growing for days. It was discovered a week ago that there were fully 8,000 illegal names regis tered in this city, and immediately after wards the streets were filled with strangers of the worst character. Ever since the pub lication of the forged Garfield letter violent partisans have striven to make an issue of the Chinese question, and the Democratic press has been filled with articles assenting that as soon as Garfield was elected the State would be flooded with Chinese, and all white labor driven out. Saturday night the Demo crats had a procession, carrying transparen cies with inscription* and cartoons tending to excite animosity against the Chinese. A considerable portion became intoxicated, and remained out all night. This noon they made an ASSAULT OV THE CHINESE HOUSES, Tearing down the buildings and driving out the Chinese. One was dragged from Hop Lee's place with a rope about his neck and his skull crushed in with boots and bricks. The police were called out, but were unable to control the mob. The Fire Department was. ordered to throw water on the rioters, but the mob attacked them and badly wounded two firemen. Many Chinamen were fatally beaten, and one was rescued by the police and taken to jail, which was im mediately surrounded by a mob of about 1,000, who hurrahed for Hancock and yelled, "Lynch the leper." Special police managed to keep back the crowds. The other mob remained intact in the lower part of the city. About dark they were ENIIBEXT BEYOND CONTBOL, And marched from street to street, gut ting the China houses wherever they saw them, and assaulting citizens. On Lawrence street, from an isolated tene ment, a Chinaman was seen dragged, his ears cut off and otherwise terribly mutilated. He was finally rescued in a dying condition, placed in a carriage and driven towards the city jail. At Sixteenth street an unsuccess ful effort was mad* to drag him from the wagon. Several are reported killed, but the condition of the streets is such that it is im possible at this hour to get a definite report. Many colored men were knocked down and beaten. At this hour the rioters are STILL OH THE STBHET9 IN,rDIL i FOBC'E. j Special police have been sworn in ■to the number of 300. There is iTgreat^deal of in cendiarism to-night, and the Fire Depart ment I has been called ■to |be ready at i the slightest warning. Keports of pistols are heard all over I town, and militia will be called out. Threats 5 have been f freely made that the Tribune office would Sbe sacked, but though the Jfmobji, have been howling across the street from ;it no attack has been made yet. Citizens, irrespective cf pirt7, |l»re^intenßelyJindignant. t S;?iThe transparencies carried in the Democratic pro cession Saturday night were directed ;to the Chinese, and this, with a constant repetition of the GarSeld forgery are the causes of the riot. There is a dangerous night ahead. The Chinese population here cannot exceed 150, all told, and from the beginning of this dis graceful riot not a single incident is j reported of anyone of them having resisted the on slaught. I {SECOND is DlSPATckji^^^S [SECOND DISPATCH.] Desvkb, October Slat— At this time (11:30) everything is quiet, the mob having dispersed but a large police force is patrol in& the streets, and the militia are ready for action at a moment's notice. The report of the Chinaman having his ears cut off is a mis take, but several had their cues cut off. All the saloons are closed, with orders to remain so until after the election. The riot ers gutted every China house In town with two or three exceptions. One Chinaman was hung over his front door, and several badly beaten and wounded with stones and other missiles. In nearly every instance police men rescued the Chinamen through the back door while the mob were forcing the front door. Four or five rioters were slightly wounded, one seriously, being shot in the right side. [THIRD DISPATCH.] Nw Yobk, November Ist— a. m.— The Heral'Vs Denver special says The mob is immense in proportion, and at 1 o'clock to night is going through the streets visiting all the Chinese houses and gutting them. An extra force of police and Deputy Sheriffs, numbering quite 2,000, have been sworn in, and have once fired with blank cart ridges into the mob. The last report is that one Chinaman, far up town, was killed outright. Many persons have been knocked down. There are thousands of peo ple on the street^ and the air is full of cries, "The Chinese must go," and "Hurrah for Hancock." Intense excitement prevails, and there is great fear of the consequences. The mob is unorganized, and has developed no leader, which is one saving feature. The idea which baa prevailed that the j Kukhu were 'limply rough, lawless, irresponalbl* younz rowdioi b singularly absurd f reflection on the be»t" classes— tlieir'poiver and inherited author ity j over their poorer neighbors. The minority which forced an overwhelming majority into what the victlmi themselves termed the rich nan'i .'war' and the poor man's Bght/: is still omnipotent in the domain of Southern f public opinion. Vlf they had disapproved of the doings of these men, 'tbelOan' would hare shriveled i before the first bremth of de nunciation.—[Judge Tonrgee.^l^^^^^^^ MNo Mock ARTmcr Limbs. Surgeon General! 1 J. K. Barnes, U. S. A., issues a circular in which ?he says "The appro priation for supplying artificial limbs dur ing the year ending June. 30, 1881, is now ■o k -far 1 exhausted .that jno more orders, either for limbs \in kind or for commuta tJou, can be issued until further provision shall have been made by Congress. The ■mall balance unexpended will required to pay claims already approved." Toe may depend upon It, sir, that, Tank "or no Yank," if elected, the old boy.-oltt.Boiti.-wSa sea that Hbacoi& -toes the fair thin* by them. In other>oriia\ he win rnn the machine to salt them orUieywill ran the thing themssjfw. They an not be played with auv longer-ißobert Tfoombs.'p^gi^g^lgi^^^^^^^^- Hiinm's OcromoLi Tab, -The most perfect coos^oore «naaV| BoodrediomtesUtytobagood Hunt,'* Cascaiu Sabrxda Bnrans eons s! oomualnU arising trom an obitraeved mti of the 4fJMBL Sdj. Cmu 1 Liocob X-rruwra, carotuHy prepared of the b«t (Julll Bark by M. 8. Saimner, drSSS Sacramento. CTheotltbrMwi cure for drunkenness.) t I i PHußpfl C Age Aa i BAOKABA BiTmi tooehes the n^spot in dyipeptjpV constipation and liver com- HmduWb QLTcsaqii or Ta»- for courts and cold*, contains no opiates or astringents. The best preparation oot for children. Lne ill* SFCOtUMmft* SKBTTS, PAOIFIO OOAST ITEMS. Napa gropes are being shipped to Chi ago. A sorghatn crashing muchiue is at work in Santa Barbara. A banana plant in a Red Bluff conserva tory is bearing fruit. Dairymen are now enteriug upon th*ei^ milking season in Marin 'ebimtavgaSgffi^ggra Track-laying has M begun jon thaJUta h- Eastern Railroad at Coalvilic, Utah. i Spokane Falls and Cheney are making a lively contest for the honor of being county "sj?{ seat for Spokane cojutttY^jW.'^^pj^gfc^ The gross receipts of thatlate Horticult ural Fair at Los Angeles were Mreral hun dred dollars lin excess }of 1 last year's pro- j :;j ceeds. B. Hoen has a wine cask at his winery at Windsor, made from j Sonoma j redwood in 1856, and it is atiil in a good? itate of preservation. C. O. Cummings has withdraws from the Wataonviile Pajaronion, having sold his interest to W. R. Radcliff, who will con tinue the business. Havilah, Kern coanty, has a telephone line to Kern river and one to the mines. Another is being bnilt to Caliente, and one to Kemville is contemplated. Johnny Schyff, who was long ago be lieved |to have J perished lon the desert between Ivanpah and Resting Springs, has] been fonnd by a band cf f risudly Indians. Si The two Indians shot on the Skagit river, in Washington Territory, some two w#eks Bioce by a white man, and reported dead,** tiring are likely to re cover. Thrashing is about finished now in every portion of Contra Costa county, bat there is still much grain out in the fields to be haultd to the shipping points or got under 3,« M» 74 BIBBOEBEMENTS. General Fundrfv?r^7??!?ff'?f?fn,lM9 M Water Worka Fand.T7Tr7TrnTT%» 121 35 *i Fire Department Fund; rrrrrnr^ 2,068 44"S^' School Fund .Trrrr7rr.":'rj?7Tr?s 6,907 14 j^s Cemetery Fi nd ."TTUTrrstr.rrr.JV 19 00 J' Street Fund -.T.-rrTrTrTrrTTTrrr^is* 00 s^^Sffi Police Fund r..'.'.;".T.~.".T.T7: 5 1,309 73- Doft Fund 2100 O, Fourth to Sixth Street Fund. 200 00 JS^SS®S 12,*1S OS Total amount in Treasury (81,424 6T APPORTIONMENT. Sinking and Interest Fund ifr/^ffrftS 7 s f1,653 39 General Fuiid.TTT.'rTrfT'.trTTtTrnT.TTTri'k 9,470 03 wator,Worka fFnnd.^rrrrrrr.*rrr:r."7TTrr;* 4,296 97 1 Fire Department Fund .T:-7TrrrTt7TT?Tr:Tf 6,409 87 School 1 Fund.Tr."t77rrTJ?;7rj7rr. i iv;';v".".Tß 8,867 fl 1 Leree Fund ~;777:7X'.Tr.~rxn?.---T?s, 7,968 9S I Cametery.Fund.v:%T7rfrrrr.Tr7i"Tt:r."Trr^l,SS9 S9 l Street F^d.TT;T;TTr.TiT.'?JprrTSrrT:f-.4 1,830 08 k Police Fund."Tr;:TrrJr.™.%^TT.*nT.T:~"!. S 6,441 9S Bond Redemption FundTTVTTTJTTTT'.Tr'^T'W 93 1 Special Water. Works Fund.\-rrrnrT7?vTrT> 9,810 98 I Fire Department Bond aud Interest Fund £&t 38S 4S I Library Fend ■~."rr?^?'.T7Tr.'rr.TrT, .':r.".Tr# B,gli> 12 Sewer Repair Fund.Trt?rTTTrrr;T:™T7t?fe 181 60 N,' Sixth to Tenth Street Fund ."TtTrTrrtTm 968" 79 1 0, Fourth to Sixth StreeV Fund. *7v?:rec Bert ft B.r;.— .TnT.M JOAndta sXo ISOC'aHforma. !5 JSCSoorpios VjdJM Moa»"«e i loans jmbS^ sSg*; OOConVa 2 SO 100 Knwka 10JCh011«x.....S 10(32 10 MO.Pr!« 77 Ie «2|pt0d.;.T...l 956*1 IMFuaW ..So 105EU1** N...2 90«W80 a SON. B«lta.. g£ 105 0. Point ....J So@l} 285N»»«1o "75i «S Yd jjcket. S l°'£^ aos «2r Mc^i: 2210 1mperia1....... iKgSBo «o*JWod 40«4Sc MKentMk -..1» lOßeJleliie I f» 8 »md»..-..~.Tr..« 9K MtDUWo ...'5133 70 1»A)|*». 4 SCO W»tei lfel 36 »O(Wi«w 25030; Exchequer l M SOOOwcordk TTTT^J }»J>;«™"> 1 03@l 195 Ofaampiw. ...5i ;100 Challenge... .v;r.-.. Si lOOßookir^ 10a 1 cMOYSf" -•■•«»uM»ir »0BSKoE:::::i-3&i 40* t tJOAlt»Vi"'""-- i »CTKHi.'— Tlu, fcinoUS French remedy, for i g«m««Tl>i}e»,'' gl<«*.i etc. M N. Hammer, S»crMne:it©, ni,«iit, for PaaCo cert.s S«», C. O. O. to any .vtdrc^i. Rkulitk tnkl Uvik' vith H'wmVsiQwoaniH Sograd* Bitten, »nd hcr.ltb VLfiSi^SSiM s fffliimaV CuwaßA B*st*»A Brmiss lubst us oonstipation.

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SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORD-UNION. mnoji SERJF* -VOL. ht— ho.' 9U'.'». DAILY BECORD SERIES -TOL. ikll-NO. ii£. lIEIDAILYRECORD-UNIOy; Entered at the Pot. Offie, M Sacramento as snp/T^A\ bright bay HOllaE, black mane and UU, loi to lti hands liisrb, very bollowbacked and high withers, about 1,109 pounds weight, 110 brands, U well bred (sired by Fred. Low), G years old, left hind ankle white has been thoroughly halter broke, and used very little; is high spirited, and an unusual appear- ing horse. Twenty-nve dollars will be paid for the recovery of the horse, and $jQ will be paid for the apprehention of the thief. MOSES UOPKIN3. Sheridan, Octoher 3, 1830. 06-lm* EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. WANTED— ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish- ing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with Help, Free of Charge to employers. HOUSTON CO,, one door south of Fourth and X streets, Sacra- mento city. aul3-lptf TO LET 0B FOR SALE." Advertisements of five lines in this department are (Bserted for 25 cents for one time three times for 50 oents or 75 cents per week. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL 1 Sr.VTE AT A low rate of interest, by IJ.1 J BIHL. 080-lptf FOR SALE— MOUNTAIN FARM, 361) ag P Acres, thirty miles from Sacramento, in »*7* El Dorado county. A gco acres tillable and 210 wi.od land and pasture. Never-failing springs of pure water. /'I under good fenoe. Price lew. Apply to A. LEOMAB 3012 fourth j:r*«t. ota-fyj"? -VTOTICE.-CARL STROBEL (THE BROKER), _i^ No. 321 J street, Sacramento, Buys, Sells, btlcct^ or Apprai-es (a^ an Agent) Count ry and City Real Ebtatc, .culturBl Implements. Hardware, l! |is. Grain, Malt, Leatl cr, Wood, Wool, Wheat and Wine. Money Loans Ni gotiated on Real Estate, Collateral Securities or good signature!. oS9-2w mo LET-AT NATHAN'S BUILDING, COBNEB I Seventh and I streets, PLEASANT UN- IURNISHED F.OOMS, ringieoren suite. Also, FURNISHED ROOMS. 18. C.I 026-tf TO LET A HARD-FINISH FRAMK DWELL- J|_ ing, con'aining eitht rooms an. l bath, gas and water also p. bam situated on southeast corner of Tliirteenth a:.d H streets. Inquire at 815 Thirteenth street, betwoen,H and I. 022-2w* HOTEL FOR BAL.E. A SPLENDID BARGAIN.— ONE OF THE V Itebt'payins lE-it in Ihc State or Nevada. IS" Will be sold at a bargain, on p.c-ount of pick ness. For particulars, apply at D. DxBERNARDI CO. '3, No. 310 X street or to F. HAiIBLY, Galena, Nevada. 029-lp2w RANCH FOR SALE, AT A BARGAIN. THE WELL-KSOWN SAULSBUR YgSa RANCH, on line of S. V. R. R., contain- VW Ing BSO acres. A fuilure of crop has never been known upon the place. The soil is deep, and of sandy loam character produces from 23 to 3."> bushels of wheat, and 30 to 45 Imalit'.a of birl yto the aura. Teriuii m:ii!o MiU»rarl»ry. Apply to BWEETSER lml WELLLAM B. MIItEK (Late with Floberg), NO. 190 J STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, -m Watchmaker and Jeweler. Importer IjSJt »nd Dealer in Watches, Silverware, Jewelry, JE-* "a, etc. Repairing a specialty, unuer irf'i-jtr Jiarsh. All countrr orders promptly attended to. j.>y.fr»-J.ptfl^ AMUSEMENTS, FIRBT ARTILLERY BAND. ORCHESTRA MUSIC FURNISHED FOR j^ r Balls, Parties, etc Leave orders at/7P eatiqnarters, No. 720 X street F. A. nSCH.USO* No. 1205 G btrert. Leader, E. W. DAVIS, No. J324 I street. tIMJ i ri G GR FFITH 6EANITE WORKS PE.VKTX CAL. rrWIK BEST VARIETY AM) •"rßa^qi Largest Quarries on the Pacific Coast.' Polished Granite Morranients, Tomb- ■tones and Tablets made to order. :_ Crsnltc Ittilidlns Stene Cat, Dressed and Poliriied to order. sll-loom Boli, Silver and Nickel Plating ALL KINDS OF TABLE-WARE REPAIRED AND RE- PLATED EQUAL T8 NEW I Or MANUFACTORY OFfl Gold-Saving Amalgamating Plates. —ALSO SWI\CI>G PLATES to "save FLOAT SOLD. GEO. M. LEDERER CO., No. 731 Mission street, opposite Grand Opera House, San Francisco. Send for circulars. s 027-SpSm HALT! CO., CRITERION STORE. In Sacramento there is Work to be Done, AND WE ARE HERETO DO IT Six months ago we decided upon that fact to our own satisfaction for though occasionally an effort to reduce prices has been made in this city, yet that effort came in a shape MOST NEARLY RESEMBLING A SPASM, something that produced a violent sensation for a brief spell, but shortly disappeared, THOSE WHO ATTEMPTED TO CUT DOWN THE PRICES BEING MERELY MEN OF THEORY, who found themselves too sorely tempted and fell back into the habits of those before them, USING; SACRAMENTO AS A FIELD OF SPECULATION AND MONEY- MAKING ON A LARGE SCALE. Seeing the £ 5O In addition to the above line, we also carry a complete assortment :of sizes and shades in the Celebrated JOUVIN AND ALEXANDRE KID GLOVE, For a low-priced GLOVE, we carry the X.XO3ST KID GI.OVEI Which has proven itself to be an excellent article' for the money. The price* are as follows 2-BUTTON v Co CENTS PER PAIR ,3-8UTT0N... ..........50 CENTS PER PAIR 4-8UTT0N. 81 PER PAIR .6-8UTT0N...;.. ......§1 25 PER PAIR A lively demand having recently been created for THE GENTEMERI KID GLOVES! We have placed on our shelves a full assortment of these goods, in the various shades and sizes. Ladies who have worn this GLOVE, and are pleased with it, need, no longer send to San Francisco or elsewhere. We shall carry every shade and size, and offer them at figures much lower than the established price. «3" WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE "5* MARIVAUX KID GLOVE, Of which we have a large quantity on hand, in light colors only. Thi3 GLOVE is warranted REAL KID, Perfection of Fit, Finish and Durability, and although manu- factured to sell for much more money, we have reduced this line to SI A PAIR FOR 3-BUTTON. ;We believe our customers will find them to be splendid value. •Wo also carry a FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF GENTLEMEN'S KID GLOVES. All shades and sizes in the LUBIN and JOUVIN'S. Two Cents will pay the posUge on a pair of KID GLOVES to any part of the United States. Hence, Ladies in the interior will find it greatly to their advantage to order GLOVES from us, instead of paying the exorbitant prices usually charged for this article. Send for Price List and Samples of our DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, MILLINERY, BOOTS and SHOES, Etc! oarxs price. MECHANICS' STORE, Nos. 400, 402, 404, 406, 408 X street, Sacramento. ADDEEBS A L LETTEkS: Weinstock Lnbin Sacmiento.-BaK AUCTIONS. ATTOTIO3ST *S -rSk. 3ES OP ELEOAXT Household furniture I Bodis Brussels Carpets, Etc. r S D. J. SIMMOXS «V CO ........Auctioneer* TU.L SELL OS MONDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1880, -_.. At 10:30 o'clock, Al No. 314 J street, feet. Second and Tblrd, One Elegunt Parlor Set, in Silk Rcjis Easy and Smoking: Chaira, Massive Mantle Mirrura, Secretary Bookcases, Mat top Tables, Pminted Beta, Spring and liair Matircs*>eH, 6ix Elegant Codie Brussels Carpets, Wardrobes, with Glass Fronts; Marble-top Sideboard, Black Walnut Marble-top ChamDer Sets, with Dressing Cases and all the Crockery, Silver- ware anil Kii?i. Furniture in tito above residence. 028-4t 1). J SIMMONS. Auctioneer. HIGHEST CASH PRICE I" AI II FOB Second-hand FurnitHre —AND All Kinds of Household Goods, SHERBURN&SMITH, Ho. 393 X street, bet. Tbtrd and Fourth. 01-U GMEBAL NOTICES. Dr. La Mar'a Seminal Pills cure all cases of Seminal Weakness, Loss of Vigor, Koc- «urnal Emisaions, Impotciicy, Nervous and Physi- cal Debility, and all that class of complaints arisisg from Excess, Indiscretion or Abuse. The old find Id this roruecly A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the young a safeguard and protection. Dr. La Mah's Sbmisal I'ills restore the Sexual Organs, debilitated from whatever causo, to their prißtine vigor. Price, $2 50 per bottle. Sent C. O.D. by express to anj address, secure from observation. Address all ordure to A. JIcBOYLK CO.. DruggiEi9, P. O. Box 1,95;, San Francinco. au.Btf tTBUITS, SEEDS AND rBODUOE LION a BAHNEB COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALEKS IN \J Produce, Vegetables, Bntter, Eggs, Cheese, Pjultry, Oreen and Dry Fruits, Honey, Beans, etc. f-i "Z ALFALFA SEED. £3T Potatoes in car-load lots or leas. oa-lptt Nob. 21 and 23 J street. W. R. STRONG CO., Wholesale Commission Merchants AKD DEALERS IN ALL KISEB 0? CALIFORNIA GHEEN MS DBIED FBVITb NUTS, HONEY, SEEDS, And General Merchandlae.' eW All orders promptly attended to. AddreCT. W. R. STRONG CO.. 08-lplm Nor. 6, 8 and 10 J street, Saoramento. M. T. BBEWEK A CO. Commsslon Merchant* and Wholesa!e DBALBR3 IN GREEN FEUIT, DRIED FRUTT, PROBICE, VegeUbles, Honey, Seeds, Alfalfa Seed, Etc., Koh. SO and 33 J Street, Sacramento. oS-lptf "b. LEVY. WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANT and dealer in Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Ciirars and Tobacco, Pipes and Smokers' Articles, Cutlery and Notions, Nuts, Candies, etc., No. 54 1 street. Sacramento. sll-lplrp D. DEBERNARDI CO., Wholesale COMMISSION"^_j-rfSw*. Dealers in J Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Vegetables, Fruit, Fish and Ceneral Produre. "OF All orders will be carefully packed. Having had long experience in shipping, we have confidence ttiiit wo will be able to give satisfaction. Send for Price List. D. DEBERNARDI CO.. 5acrament0...................... Cul. au2s-tf DUNTISTBY. »E.\TAL DEPOTI £*ggk MASOMC TEIIFLE, COR. SIXTH «3r» and X streets. fiaJxTn W. O. THRAILKILL, D. D. S., Editor and Pubhshci of tha Dental Jairv*, a Monthly Journal of Dental Science. 027-lptf W. WOOD, DENTIST.- (REMOVED TO QUINN I S*gj» Building:, corner Fourth and J streets). BSSioffl Artificial Teeth nserted on all basea. Improved flit! Nitrous Oxido Gao, for the Painless Extrac- tion of Teeth. 024-tf HIRE «V 3IOAD, DENTIST?, NO. 605 J STREET, BE-»«5» twecn Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento. tsfiSfl i oIS-lptf DBS. BBEWEB «t SOiTTIIWOBTII, DENTISTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER OFAJTA Seventh and J streets, in Bryte's new BBS© 'Miildinjj, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain by the use of Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas. [016-lplml -n. 11. i PIEBSON, DENTIST, 415 J STREEI, BETWEEN ggBt Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti-^ffro dcial Teeth inserted on Gold, Vukeanite and aL buses, Vitroua Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the jainleaa extraction of Teeth. 014-lm SWEETS ER ALSIP, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS Votary PnbllcandCommlfiHloner of Deeds. Beal Estate Bought and Sold on Commlgaicn. f laTHouses rented and rents collected. Agents lor tho following- Insurance Companies 1MPER1AL..,......;.:...... ...of London U»ND0N......;...«.-..;:. .0f Loneon SORTHERN ....cf London qUEKN....... ofliverp ol NORTH BEITISH MERCANTILE E^bu."h! £TNA.... ....."...'.of Hartford, Co; n Aggregate Capital, 851,716,893. *S"No. 47 Fourth street, between J and X, Sas- r iminto corner of the alley. o?3-l ptf olcaiiiT& sol v 3E*T ANOSI So. 830 J 5treet........... Sacramento. warebookb: So. 33 Dupont street San Frandsoo, L. {K.i HAMMER, f^ »OLB AGENT J FOR THK PACIFIC COAST. Piano* sold on Installments, if desired, and for rent. Old instruments taken in exchange for new. Orders for tuning careful! v attended to. au2o-lplcp STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE. NEI'BOCBG A LAGES, NOS. 50, B£ AND 54 FIFTH ST., BACRAMF.NTO daalers in Produce and Brewers' Suppiic? Manufacturers of Malt and all kinds of Meals, etc. Oatmeal, Cornmcal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Floui Buckwheat Flour, etc. New Grain Baga for sale. olMptf v-.v.s-' L. a. BKUTSLISO'S FATZST. Jy\ $2.00 S2 50 AND sa 00> BUYS THE FINESr SPJCTACLES IN EXISTENCE. Atljuntlnx Spectacle* to »nlt all tbe vari- on» conditions vr (he night our specialty. 1 IW The only opticians on this coast who make spectacle lenses to order. A large asßortment of the finest ARTIFICIAL HUMAN HYES constantly on hand. BERTELING WATRY, Sclectiac Opticians, No. 427 Keamy street, between Pine and California, near California, San Francisco. Gnides fnr selecting upeetaeles free. Conn- try orders promptly attended to. BEWARE 'OF FRAUDS VV who tell you th>y make spectide lenses, as we are the only optiaans on this coast wbo da. 05-lpif RIOT AT DENVER. The City in tho Hands of a Mob of Roughs. THE AUTHORITIES POWEBLISS. Chinese Houses Attacked and the Inmates Badly Injured. ISPSCIAL BT TBLKGRAPII TO THE RECORD-UNION Denver (Col.), October 31st.— Denver h-u been in the hands of a mob for eight hours, and there are now fully 1,500 rioters in the streets. The trouble has been growing for days. It was discovered a week ago that there were fully 8,000 illegal names regis tered in this city, and immediately after wards the streets were filled with strangers of the worst character. Ever since the pub lication of the forged Garfield letter violent partisans have striven to make an issue of the Chinese question, and the Democratic press has been filled with articles asserting that as soon as Garfield wu elected the State would be fljoded with Chinese, and all white labor driven out. Saturday night the Demo crats had a procession, carrying transparen cies with inscriptions and cartoons tending to excite animosity against the Chinese. A considerable portion became intoxicated, and remained o-': all night. This noon they made an ASSAULT ON THE CHINESE HOUSES, Tearing down the buildings and driving out the Chinese. One was dragged from Hop Lee's place with a rope about his neck and his skull crushed in with boots and bricks. The police were called out, but were unable to control the mob. The Fire Department was. ordered to throw water on the rioter 3, but the mob attacked them and badly wounded two firemen. Many Chilian -en were fatally beaten, and one was rescued by the police and taken to jail, which was im mediately surrounded by a mob of about 1,000, who hurrahed for Hancock and yelled, "Lynch the leper." Special police managed to keep back the crowds. The other mob remained intact in the lower part of the city. About dark they were ENTIRELY BEYOND CONTROL, And marched from street to street, gut ting the China houses wherever they saw them, and assaulting citizens. On Lawrence street, from an isolated tene ment, a Chinaman was seen dragged, his ears cut off and otherwise terribly mutilated. He was finally rescued in a dying condition, placed in a carriage and driven towards the city jail. At Sixteenth street an unsuccess ful effort wa3 made to drag him from the wagon. Several are reported killed, but the oondition of the streets is such that it is im possible at this hour to get a definite report. Many colored men were knocked down and beaten. At this hour the rioters are STILL ON THE STREETS IN FULL FORCE. Special police have been sworn in to the number of SCO. There is a great deal of in cendiarism to-night, and the Fire Depart ment has been called to be ready at the slightest warning. Reports of pistols are heard all over town, and the militia will be called out. Threats have been freely made that the Triliinr office would be sacked, but though the moh have been howling across the street from it no attack has been made as jet. Citizens, irrespective of psrty, are intensely indignant. The transparencies carried in the Democratic pro cession Saturday night were directed to the Chinese, ami this, with a constant repetition of the Gai-Seld forgery are the cause-; of the riot. There is a dangerous night ahead. The Chinese population here cannot exceed l.V>, all told, and from the beginning of this dis graceful riot not a single incident is reported of anyone of them having resisted the on slaught. fSECO.VD DfSPATCH.J Denver, October 31st.— At thi3 time (11:30) everything i* quiet, the mob having dispersed but a large police force ia patiol inj the streets, and the militia aro ready for action at a moment's notice. The report of the Chinaman having his ears cut off is a mis take, but several had their cues cut off. All the saloons are closed, with orders to remain so until after the election. The riot ers gutted every China house in town with two or three exceptions. One Chinaman was hung over hia front door, and several badly beaten and wounded with stones and other missiles. In nearly every instance police men rescued the Chinamen through the back door while the mob were forcing the front door. Four or five rioters were slightly wounded, one seriously, being shot in tho right side. [THIRD BISPATCn.I Nsw Yobk, November Ist— a. w.— The BtrahVn Denver special saya The mob h immense in proportion, and at 1 o'clock to night is going through the streets visiting all the Chinese house 3 and putting them. An e*tra force of police and Deputy Sheriff*, numbering quite 2,000, have been sworn iD, and have once fired with blank cart ridges into the mob. The last report is that one Chinaman, far up town, was killed outright. Many persona have been knocked down. There are thousands of peo ple on the streets, and the air ia full of cries, The Chinese must go," and "Hurrah for Hancock." Intense excitement prevails, and there is great fear of the consequences. The mob is unorganized, and has developed no leader, which is one saving feature. Tub idea which has prevailed that the Kuklux were simply rough, lawless, irresnou»iblß younz rowdies Is a singularly alj«urd reflection on the "best" classes— their'power and inherited author ity over their poorer neighbors. The minority which forced an overwhelming majority into what the victims themselves termed the rich man's war and the poor man's fight," is still omnipotent in the domain of Southern public opinion. If they had disapproved of the doings of these men, the Klan would have shriveled before the first breath of d« nunciatiou. [Judge Tourgee. No Mor.E Artificial Limbs.— Surgeon- General J. K. Barnes, U. S. A., issues a circular in which he says "The appro priation for supplying artificial limbs dur ing the year ending June ."10, 1881, ia now so far exhausted that no more orders, either for limbs in kind or for commuta tion, can be issued until further provision shall have been made by 'ongre«3. The small balance unexpended will be required to pay claims already approved." Yoi may depend upon it, sir, that, Yank or no Yank," if elected, the old boys of the South wi,l see that Hancock doe» tlia fair thing by them. In other words, he will run the machine to suit them, or they will ran the thing themselves. They aro not going to be played with any longer.- (Robert Toombs. Hammbr's Glyckrolk Tar. The most perfect t-ouith cure extant. Hundreds can testify to iw S ood H-Uuren's Cascara Sagr.u>a Bittkrs cures al comrlamU arising from an obstructed state uf tile sjßtcni. Dr. Uxoab's Liq-or Antidoth, carcfullvnreDaro! of the bent Quill Bark by M. S. HmS^JSK Sacramento. (The cslebralfld core for drunkennMs;) ri Ua*mi!rs Cascah* Saorada BiiTKRa toucneg the nsrht epot in dyspepeia, constipation and liver com plaint. -.ji f..,_. HAjnuoi' Gltchroui of Tar, (or coturhg ar.d coliig, contains no opiates or astringent*. I The best preparation out for chUdrcn. duly S'canß-tvsw; mf.bfv*. *liß^>t> XII ;tjM 81. PACIFI C COAST ITEMS. Napa grapes are being chipped to Chi cago. A sorghum cnishinr; machine is at work in Santr. Barbara. A banarn plant in s. lied BlutT conserva tory is bearing fruit. Dairymen are now entering upon tceir milking season in Marin county. Track-laying has begun on tho Utah Eastern Railroad at Coalville, Utah. Spokane Falls and Cheney are making a lively contest for the honor of being county seat for Spokane county, W. T. The gross receipts of the late Horticult ural Fair at Los Angeles were several hun dred dollars in excess of last year's pro ceeds. B. Hoen has a wine cssk at his winery at Windsor, made from Sononu redwood in 1856. and it is stiil in a state of preservation. C. O. Cummings has withdrawn from the Watsonville Pajaraninn, having sold his interest to W. K. lladclitf, who will con tinue the business. Havilah, Kern county, haa a telephone line to Kern river nnd one to the mines. Another is being built to Calient j, and one to Kernville is contemplated. Johnny Schyff, who was long ago be lieved to have perished on the desert between Ivanpsh and Resting Springs, has been found by a band of friendly Indian*. The two Indians shot on the Skagifc river, in Washington Territory, borne two we>eks since by a white man, and reported dead, *re still Jiriag anil are likely to re cover. Thrashing is about finished now in every portion of Contra Costa conntv, but there is still much grain ont in the fields to be haultd to the shipping points or got under •cover for the winter. A Virginia City artist is painting two large historical pictures one illustrating the discovery of silver in Nevada, and the other a California picture representing the arrival of the niail-carrier in a naming camp in the early days, The first number of the Herald, pub lished at Oridky, Butte county, has made its appearance. Its columns are full of interesting lecal news, and its advertis ing patronage is excellent. In fact, its ap pearance indicates that it has come tn stay." The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe ltailroad has had a contract let for eiukiug four artesian wells between San Marcial and the Jorhada, Col. In order to secure a Butlicicut supply of water while these wells are being snnk, the company wii: have four large tanks built at San Mareial. The Contra Costa Qtaettc says From such information as we have been able to obtain, we are convinced that the aggre gate wheat product of the county this eta. son exceeds 50,000 tons, or 1,000,000 cen tals, and much the larger portion of thi» quantity is still held by the producers, comparatively little having been yet sold. The San Bernardino Index give« the following statistics of the honey produc tion of that county for the past year Ex tracted hone}', 350,000 pounds comb honey, 100,000 pounds. There are at present about 6,000 stand of bees in that county, and it is estimated that the nnm ber at the commencement of the season was 4,000, an increase of fifty per cent. At a special meeting of the Board of Di rectors of the State Insane Asylum at Stockton Friday the acceptance of the bid of Terrell Slaven of Sau Francisco for the construction of tho new asylum was rescinded, and the bond accompanying it canceled. A resolution authorising tho Secretary of the Beard to coinir.unicate with the State officers to obtain their con sent for the awarding of the contract to the next lowest bidder wa9 adopted. Graders on tlie Northern Pacific Ka:! road are now engaged between Glendive, tho point of intersection with the Yellow, stone, and the month of Powder river. Before reaching the Little Missouri there is a cut of eleven feet through a bed of coal or lignite. Flatc;~.i'3 can be run under the walls of this eat, and easily loaded with coal, which is utilised hi makicg the embankment further on, as are also th f petrified stumps of trees found along the many odd-shaped geological formations or the Bad Lands. CITY AUDITOR'S REPORT. E.. H. McKee, Cit7 Auditor, makes tiie following report lor the week ending Sat'ir day, October 30, 1880 Balance on hand last report $81,625 41 Receipts for the week 2,014 i.9 Total *93,C8!J 7a BISBUKBFMEHT3. General Fund $1,349 S! Water Works Fund 121 35 Fire Department Fund 2,068 44 School Fund..... 0,907 14 Cemetery Fi nd 10 00 Street Fund.. 159 00 Police Fund 1,589 73 Yog Fund.... 21 00 O, Fourth to Sixth Street Fund. 200 00 U,tU OS Total amount in Trcnsnry (81,424 67 APPOKTIONMENT. Sinking and Interest Fluid ?1,65S 8:1 General Fund 3,470 08 Water Works Fund. 4.2ck t t....31 200Kd«l'Me ,50 J-«'t ranifnto. Louis P. Ettin'j to Win. M. Ilolmes- October SO, 1S80; for t£,S4O; the northcart quarter of section i'!>, township 7 north, ranse 6 east, cor.'.aininK lftß acres. t W. S. Runyou aid wife to.W. 11. K*vener-Oc tober 30, ls80 (rrant; lo'.s 3, 4, i and 8, md tbe DOrthTWt (|uarter section S, in 'ownshipß rth. ran^"- 1 5 east, containing lS7.r'irc;y ve K 'e^ab!e and compennded amler a formula thr^t has passed severe te>.t3 -1 tron indorfe meaU from soico .f Oie tiijrliest medical ent in the country.— [Sew York World." H. C. Kirk Co., scents, Bai racnecto. BIRTAHI.'S IX7AU.IBI.K I«kct(os. 7ho faIV.OUS French remedy for jfcnoirbcca," aUtt, tie- M. S. Hammer, Sacriir.e»to, a^-^ii-. t>r PaciEo t<e«t.; Sent C. O. D.touty JuMror'i. Itwmiiw ma tm *iin H'nuiier'B Oasoirv Sagrad* Bittcra. and hcrJth is tlw remit."- H.immrr's Casclka Sacraoa Bittms for htbitua ■constipation. y^^JtMM^MM^M^M

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THE_MI^RECORD-UNION. MOS *AY SOTSBBEB I. l«t. THP.22 02IGISAL STOEISS. Durina the coming year, and commencing De cember Ut, the WEEiav Dkhm will publish three Prize Storie* of California. The first, the pub lication of which will commence in the first meek tf Decariber, tvill he. entitlid, "The Ventures end Adventure* of Charlie Goidd." Thi» i» an inttnHrff intcrating itory of the Stock-Gambling period of California, and teas written by Edward F. Cahm,ofLot Angeles. The price of the Wmu DkuM xcill be *S (8 per annum. NEWS OF THE MORNING. tn JTew Tort Saturday Government bonds were In Hew York Saturday Government bonds were q Kited at lo9i for 43 of 1907; 103 (or 58 of 1881; 110 i tor 4je; etorlingr, $i 8234 84}; silver bar?, 112 J. Silver In London Saturday, 51 13-lGd consols, S3J 6 per cent. United SlaUa bonds, 104J; 4r, 1123 11J 3- '.%2~.:' in F-u Francisco half dollar* u« quoted at J dis •O'.iDt to par; Mexican dollars, 61 buying, 92 Bell in?. At Liverpool Saturday wheat wag quoted at 9s f>;'.@lOa Id for avtrajre California. ititing Itocfcl wore in better favor at San Fr'.u cisoo turjay morning. Thcro was more butanes;, And an improvement is prices in 8 mo lines. Alter the Board there were sales of Best Eeleherat ifc 75, Belcher $2 10, Bullion $2 10, AIU »2 90, Crown Point il 20, Grand Prize SI C 5, y.oo. The President has designated November 25th as Thantegiring Vny. The Earl of Be-Thorough has Joined the Irish Land League. The commander of the Turkish forces in Albania hao been dismissed. The people of Varna, Uulgaria, hoot and throw mad at the French Consulate. The Czir'a marriage is pronounced a myth iv Russian circled. The great pedestrian mat«*h at London for the As'.iey belt has been commenced. An engineer and Unman were killed at AtUn!*, Ga., Saturday, by a boiler azplosion. Monnt Vein ius continues in active eruption. Eleven persons were drowned in Norfolk county, England, Saturday, by the capsizing of a lifeboat. Baley, Minister of laternal Revenue of Canada, has resigned vj take a Jud^eshiii. During ti\e year ending Saturday iii^ht 5,300,000 bogs were packed in Chicago. Agent Kerry, of Lo^Piooi Agency, Colorado, was at iUwling yesterday, en route to Denver. Wilhclm Kriticii killed his wife with a knife in riar. Frai)cis~'> Saturday night, and then attempted to commit suicide. I irr:.!.! WDiktngmMi arc excited ara a report that itarworki oompu; intern) to bring ChiseM ■ity, to t>e employed in construelinjr their works. li. K. Lowe has been nominated for Congress by the Greenbackers of the Second District, to fill the vacancy causod by the duath of I>uiijanjin Todd. Several cars were ditched on the 8; for dyspepsia, habitual constipation V and liver complaint They have made me a well man. -i R. Davtb. 411 X rtreet. Sacramento. 1 Have Tbixd Hammer s Cascara Sagrada Bitters; and find they are all they are recom mended to be. O. N. Cboskixk. Sacramento, I CON3IDEB Hammer'i Cascara Sagnd* Eitter* a superior medicine. v .;v: ,_\ John Cleavi. Sacramento. i Hrnim'i Gltcuoli of Tai, for eough^and oolda, Try it POLITICS. Further Testimony in the; Forged Chinese Letter Case. EVIDENCE FOS THE DEPEUSE Witnesses Swear that Philp Bid Not Write the Letter. ANOTHEK AFFIDAVIT FRCM UES. MOEEY. The Publisher of "Xruth" Admits that the Letter Is a Forgery. i;r.i:«not .\ot afbaid of v(.i i:soli General Garfleld Allades to the Question of Protection.*-.;';:'

IDiarATCIIES OF SATCRDAV AXD BUSDAT.J ew Yoek, October SOlh.— There was an immense crowd of spectators at the examina tion of Philp this morning; At 11 o'clock Judge Davis ordered the doors cf the Court room closed. The police had great difficulty in preserving order, bo closely was the room packed. District Attorney Bell asked for additional time for the attendance of his witnesses from Washincton. Whereupon Howe, for the de fense, said "In order that no time may be lost, we ask you to allow in to call to the stand three wituesses from Washington. These gentlemen are George Weddesburn, Mayor Hallett and Mr. Wilson, by whom it is expected to prove the genuineness of the letter from examinations they have made with documents written by General Gr&rfield on file in Washington." Mr. Bell objected, saying counsel would hive plenty of time during the day to exam ine them. Mr. Howe— With that I am sati.-fied. Daniel T. Ames, an expert, recalled by the prosecution, testified: I have examined the Morey euvelope with exhibits A to :K, and the handwriting is similar. It does not resemble exhibits 1 aud 2 (Rockwell aud Jewell's letter*). The handwriting on the Morey euvtlope is the work of the same man who wrote exhibits marked A to K. Cross examined— l know George Simpson, Jr. Ido not regard him as an expert. Hb U eimply a copyist. I was editor of the Penman'/ Art Journal in May, 1877. Mr. Howe showed witness a copy of the Journal, i;i which Mr. Simpson was spoken of as a well-known roundhand writer ai»d piofes sional expeit." Q.— D:d-you write that article? A.— l dju't recollect. Q. Well, what is your opinion of him now as an expert? A. I won't express an opinion. Q Come, Mr. 'Ames; we have no false delicacy? A. I decline to answer. Howe you may g>. [Laughter.] Bell then asked the indulgence of the Court for a few miuute?, sajiaif his associate counsel, with a witness from Washicgton, were expected every moment. A rOSTAL CLERK'S TE3TIMOSY. W. A. Chau3er testified I have been can cel clerk in the Wa&hington Postcfiice all this year. The cancel btamp on the Morey letter has not been used in our office this year. The staui[. used was a combination stamp, marking the pontage stamp and giving the data at the Bame time. The stamp in the M'^rey letter is made, I should. think, by a steel stamp. I am not able to say if tie atiixed offico cancellation tstaiup on tiie poet age stamp on tha envelope was no; osed ii. January last. It was first used about the middle of February. Witness produced the form of stamp used prior to i'ebruary. Con tinuing, he tentified (producing stamp used after lebruary)— The use of stamps was din continued ab.iut the 15th of February, and these were then put in u&e. Cross-examined Col. D. B. Ainger Post master at Wu-birgton. I have seen the state ment made by him ij the uewapapers recaut ly. He U niy superior. I don't know that he cau-:ed the statement to be published that the changes of stamps I have refeireil to were made April 13th. 1 never heard such a state ment.' Colonel D. B. Ainger testified I have Postmaster of the City of Washington piuee January 13th hv-t. I never si.v the M.rey envelnueV Canceling stamps ia the Post i.ffice have uot been the same since I wss ap pointed. Tho stamps in use now were riot in use January la^t. The) change was made in February. The stamp on the Morey letter was not iv use in the orh'cw in January last at least not on and after the 13th. Croß3- examined Know the business of my office, though it U impassible to know all the details. There is more important duty than a thorough knowledge of cauceliug stamps. One of our duties is to see that letters are properly receipted acd stamped. I do not know the precise date of the change of stamp. I did not roak£ the statement ihst the change of stamps were uot effected until the 13th of April. That statement was published. THE CANCELING STAMP. Redirect— That statement was not an ifli cial one. I saw the facsimile of the envelops in The Truth, and I thought I might have made an error. I examined the stamp on it, and then sent for my Assistant P and directed him to ascertain the exact time at which the stamps were changed, and it was in February. Then I weut to the man who made the stamp, and he informed me that he W£S paid on February 13:h, but that he had delivered the stamps some time before. The new stamps were put in use between the 15th and 19th of February. Examined by Brooks for defense 1 did not see Marshall Jewell befjre the publication of the statements until last night. I came to New York, not knowing I was subpenaed. I came because I was interested r.fficially in thU trial. I came to New York last night. District Attorney Bell then called Colonel Bliss to the stand. He testified I am the cnmplainant, and I selected the Rockwell let ter as comparison. I saw it on the morning of the 20:h. I saw the Jewell letter after. Tho Rockwell letter was sthcted, because it was desired to have one that could be photo graphed with the Jewell letter, and because it was also the nearest in date to the alleged M(-rey letter. Cross-examined I saw all the papers in the case, or nearly all. I saw the exhibits, but did not know that they were (stolen. I asked if it caiLe directly through the hands of Ljuis J. Post, and I was informed it did not. S THE CASE TOB THE DEFEXBE. I Mr. Bell then stated that he rested the ea&e, reserving the priviUge, however, of calling as witnessf s expert Hoyl« and the Lynn Post master, with one of the clerks. Counsel Howe— May it please the Court, it is a matter of congratulation that the prose cution has terminated their co called case. We are deHghttd to have an opportunity to prove the innocence of Mr. Fhilp, and iuci dentally, of course, in bthnlf .of j the news paper called Truth. This defense will sub s'antiate the letter as published, and prove the genuineuess if James A. Garfield's signa ture. While we have the right to ask your honor to dismiss the case on the testimony ad duced, we feel we have a higher duty than that. I desire to state on behalf of Mr. Hart and Mr. Philp, that Rogers' examina tion in this case has been a fair one. We propose to prove that the letter and envelope were received by Mr. Hart, who will prove how and from where he received them, and until after the publication of the fac-simile, Mr. Philp never saw the letter. l We will prove Mr. Morey's existence. We will call his executors, and will call experts to dis prove the expert official testimony of the prosecution. We will produce gentlemen occupying hij?h positions, who will testify to the genuineness of Garfield's signature. We will also show beyond a doubt that the letter is not in the handwriting of Philp, but is a bona fide signature of the Republican Presi dential nominee. At the conclu-ion of Mr. Howe's speech applause M heard, and Judge D«vis ordered the officers 'to put those out wiiom they knew to have offended. I'HILP 13 ABSENT. The prosecution then called Philp, who was f abaent, and then Supervisor John A. Davenport, who, Mr. Bell announced, had left as pion an Mr. Howe began to speak.' S-' Mr. Bell was then called by the defense, ana testified that he had the original papers i on which f the warrant was hatted. The original manuscript of the article. Lying I and Sticking to It," was handed to him at the i rooms of the Republican National I Commit- tee. Conlda't Bay how it came there.' -l. Mr. Hout-hton being called, he said he was for the prosecution, Did n'.t know how the manuscript came from the Truth cfiicft.' Mr. Knox testified to the same effect, ex cept that Divenporthad it. ;.'-"i if; Judge Davis said he objected to a recess, as it might necessitate sitting on Sunday, but h« would eit until the clock truck 12 to-night, if couneel agreed. This was satisfsctory I all round, and recess was taken foe a few min utes for dinner. h r AJTTERSOOS BEBBION. V Judge D* vis again tok his seat on the I bench at 2 o'clock. Philp was present with I a lady, and attracted much attention..'' Some delay ensued after the opening of Conrt. Mr. Bell, for the prosecution, asked, as the delay was tot of their seeking, that he be permitted to call Joseph E '-Payne as a witness. The Court consented,^ acd Payne testified The ilurtv letter and envelope were in' the aause i r ,s7 s.'':'-.i--.c; handwriting as that of the iuanuscript of the editorial, "Lying and Stickjng to It," pub lished in Truth. The editorial, it is admit ted, was written by Philp. The defense called Andrew McLean. He testified I am manager of the Brooklyn Ea'jle, and have known Mr. Philp twelve years. I know his handwriting well, as dur ing these years he and I have been working i in the same office. I have seen him write almo.-t daily. I now see for the first time the oiiginal Morey letter and envelope, and from my knowledge of Mr. Philp's handwrit ing I have no doubt whatever but that it is not in the handwriting of Philp. He has not been in the habit of spelling companies in the way it is spelt here. I must have edited nearly 1,000 Columns of Mr. Pnilp's matter, and have never known him to spell such words in that way. I have been editor of the Eaijle for eight years, aad during that time James 2>lcDerniott was never on the paper. I know his reputation, and would not believe him under oath, if there waa any temptation for him to testify. James Gordon, a member of the Brooklyn Eayh's staff, and engaged with Philp iv com pilation of a dramatic work, testified I am positive the Morey letter is not in Mr. Philp's handwriting. I never knew Mr. Philp to spell the plural of words ending in"ies" "ys," us "companies" is spelled. James McDermott's character for veracity is not good. Frederick Churson, also of the Brooklyn Edijk, gives similar testimony. \V illiain S. Harvey, a graduate of Oxford University, England, and fourteen years the associate of Mr. Philp in editorial work, tes tified The Morty letter and euvelope are nut iv Philp'a handwrifang. I kuow James McDermott, and while I have been on the Earjlc 1 have not known him to be a reporter on it. I would believe him under oath if there was a half dollar one way, and weuld not believe him under oath if there was a dol lar the other. Several proof readers and the city editor cf the Bro"klyn Eauld. Judge Dittenhoffer advised them to do so, and the owner, Mr. Hurt, promised to publish edi torially on Wednesday the following Since the publication of General Gar field's explicit denial we are in doubt as to I the authenticity of the Morey letter." This was to be followed up by a full and complete re traction of the libel. mobey'3 motheh AGAIN. BOSTON, October 30ih.— A special to the Herald from Lynn cantaics thefolluwinguffi davit: .Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Ee sex Co. Lynn, October 80th. Personally came before me, Oiara Morey, of Lynn, County of Kssex, and State of Massachusetts, who, icin;.' duly sworn, deposes and says: That she marric 1 Samuel C. Moray in the city of Lowell, Jlass. that 4hc has had two chil dren by baid £aniucl C. Mcrey that the first waa a girl named Martha A. Morey, and that the second was a son named George r (J. Morey, whi lives in the town of Medford, and that the above are all the children she has ever had that her husband had three sons by a former wife— Samuel C. M0, before Benjamin E. Porter, Justice of the Peace. THE FIGORES ON THE EKVELOPE. Chicago, October The Times' special from Boston regarding the Philp matter and the Morey letter, says James F, Babcock,' of this city, writes to an evening paper that the figures on the envelope which purports to have contained this now famnui epistle are scch figures as might naturally be made on any old scrap of paper, or have been inten tionally placed there by some person to give the envelope an appearance of as»e, probably the latter, as shown, says the writer, by the fact that they occur in several places where there have been erasures which they are in tended to conceal. A careful examination which I mr.do of the photograph of the en velope of the Morey letter shows a very r> markable resemblance between these figuri-s and those in the date of the letter. The fac similes do not show these resemblances neaQ majority, and the Democrats will not have iii the five I comities south more than ,000 maynity, General Grant expressed the opinion to-day that New York would go Republican by DO, --000 majority. COSKECTICOT ANU OHIO. Chicago, October —The Times says: Connecticut, according to the best advice?, will give Garfield a small majority. English will make a hot contest firthe Governorship. Phelps, the Democratic candidate for Con gress in the Second District, has the lead. The Fourth District is doubtful, and the First a»d Third will go Republican. The Ohio Republican managers announce that no damage has been done by the Morey letter. Amns? the converts to Garfield are a nephew of General George Morgan and \V. H. \Vhitely, Secretary of the Democratic Com mittee of Hancock county. KO TIME TO A9K (JL'EBTIOA'S ABOCT A MAN'S UELIO'.OUS BELIEF. New Yobk, October 31st.— Henry Ward Beecher has written the followtnß letter, in response to certain newspaper criticisms Br,OOKL v x, October 29, 1830. A'hcrt D;»s:gett If it would promote the erase, I qrd'd preside at twenty meeting!, with tweiitf i.uli. rl [ogenollß to tp'.Mk. This it no time to ask qdmtlOTUl about a man's religions beliefs. If he be- II vi In his country, in manhood, in lilerty, he has the right to march in the ranks with me or any other man. Do what you thiuk best about it and I would be obedieut. HENRY WARD BEECHER. NOMINATION ACCEPTED. Pottsville (Pa.), October 31st. Samuel Calvin has written a letter to E. S. Watnm, Chairman of the National Greenback-Labor Executive Committee, accepting trie nornioa tioo for Judge of the Supreme Court. THOSE AWKI'L BIPPBHCAM I.FAnEItS. CIBCIMNATI, October 3lst. T'ne Enquirer contains an interview with Judge G*p!e, a prominent Democrat, in which he declares it is the purpose of the Republican leaders to effect a complete territorflization of the South. ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC SCHEMS DISCOVERED. New Yoek, November 1st a. m. It was currently repoited last night that great ff jrts will be made to-morrow by tlie Democrats to delay votinsr. Sheriff Bjwe has appointed ten special Deputy Sheriff* to be vre.-> at each polling place, t> carry out the tcheme. Instructions have been issued to the Tammany Inspectors iv Republican Tg£ BED KOUSE TBADE UNION. iiPI ■p^fer^V P^|#f 1 Wj Wj 300 N Kill mcuv'TUlS (Monday) EVJBKI&G, at7o'doik sb&rp, at f Uiwc'o lUH, in full uniforji. V.y order. NATE W, 88, Captain. J. H. Tibbksj;, Secretary. 18. C.I nl-lt Attention. Boyi'fi Blue '—There will i special mcctin; at FaSber Matbew U*U,K«tnet, between Fifth and Sixth,THl3(Jlonday)liVENlltO, it 7 o'clock. Every ui*mber is requested to b» present. \V. A. HOI GHTON,Giffip Commander. H. Bekxett. Adjutant. Jli. 0-1 nl-lt Altrnlloii. Koimbllcnn Sailor Bojs.— Vnu will aesemble at the Pavilion, THIS (Mondaj KTENINO, at b:3O o'clock, in full uniform, f» Par* c— the last (irai.d Rally of the Canjuai^u. a iiancls on deck. GUs WEIMAN.V, C»ptain. Wm. J. Bhattt, Secretary. [B.C.] nl It Altfiitlon, Exernna The _C~>»- Exumpt r'irenien's Association of .Sue- jESKk^T rinv.ii wil 1 il:t'tii t'irenii I,'s Hall, -^H^y-*'- E «hth street, between J and X, Til is W^^Ci (ilomUj) LVi'..M.M», November Ist, at, 'r.M u'cioclt, nr a regular monthly meetinK- All nembi re- riuested to be prompt. l'yurdrr. J. V. DBEHAK, President. Jons Do«fxco«, Secretary. nl-lt ASlentlnu. Ilefterkeilfi!— will b« mettinjf of the üb, Tllla (Monday) EVE-NIXG, -t hall, Eigiith and Iv strctts, at. 7:. 0 o olock. A mil >tttndunce is dis, rt.l, is important bum o sis to be transacted. |nl-lf f l'.y order ofTHE I'KE-lUl^iT.t I In- Cniisre^atlounl Imrrli i» Uriosrc- frescoed, and upuit its cnup'eutiit tho la»iit}s of the Churcn aud Bod6tyvili kctp open hniiae at the Church Puiora for five commeneiog on tho ltjth instant. Lucch will be terved during the afternoons and lodal entertainments held in the evenings. nl-lt UlticUts of Bsnor.— f'nlirornlii toiler. No. 1,580, Kiii,;ht9 of H6nor, will meet in their mill, corner Ninth smil X Btreets, Ti.i (Monday) EVE>'- -I^o, Jiuvimbcrl, ISBO, at 7:30 o'clock. Work in the second lvirrcJ. All members ot tl.e Order invited to s]>end tlie evening with us. T. J. BCOTT, Dictator. P. L. Hickma-v, Keporter. |B. y j years f ag". who is wSilii to work, and who resides with his parents; one with some knowledge the dm? boaloeH preferred. The best of reference required. Address, in own hand, P. O. Box 449. nI- [JTOEHITURB WANTEP.— I WILL PAY O.NE- J/ third more for Ilousehold Furniture, Stove?, Carpet9,etc.,thanany other cush bu>er. S. OSKA, No. 717 J street, between Screnth and Eighth, Sac- r^niento. lil-lplm CARD OF .THANKS. THE REPUBLICAN SAILOR EOVS' CLUB OF _1_ this city d.-sir. to tender their sincere thankv to the ladies who maroaml present>.d the elegant Badges; to those who made and furnished oar be»utiful Ranncr. AI.-o, the bvlics vbo sent the Floral Tributes. Alho, for fmTora reeeirtd front I Whitlier, Puller k Co.; Uuntingtan, Hopkins Co. Hechacics' Store, Fanoo0 a Kilgore Co. J Frauk Foster, Ilolhrook, Merrill Co Gco. W. 1i..-l.v. C. 11. Commings, Prof. Howe, I. X, Hoog-, Record-Cmon, Eet, A. 3. Vcrmily», Aaron Stein, i.f San Franciaco the Birliecuo Clouiuittee, and Citiz.-ns for liberal contributions. By order of tbe Club. GUS W: IMANN, Captain. Will J. Bsatty. Pe?retary. nl-lt BANK NOTICE. THE BANKS OF THIS CITY WILL BE TIEiD iI.U'A TI«M DAY). nl it BUILDING_AND LOAN. REGULAR MFF.TISa OF THS SACRAMENTO IV B^UdiDg »nd L an A«»oclation, fir the pay- ment of dues and interest. THIS (.Monday) EVEN- I.SG, November Ist, from 7 to i) o'clock. Alnnry to l.naii. £3" Shares in New Series furoiehed to borrowrrs. J. K. WATSON, Preeidcnt. A. I.KOSAIU'. Secretary. nl-lt

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THE_DAILY_RECORD -MIOI\ T M0XDAY. .\QYE WBEIt 1, 1880. _S*«aljP3P9'Slle»ort— October 31, 18S0. IDtE I ci»; riiir|ain« wnu> RA'¥ WKAtH. 4:02 A.H..... 30.02 ;43 6J S. E. 4 Clear UJ* =0.04 4) 64 5.E.4 Fair S:o2a. x..... SO.OS 51 65 S. E. 3 Fair I 23 M OT 43 ■S. 6 Clear 3:05 P.M..... 29.09 lag 59 S. 8 Cloudy Mar, ther.. C 3 degrt-js. Mm. ther., 47 dc«IWSL ADVERTISEMENT MEHTION. Republican mass racctin; to-nrjht. Kirsks to close on election day. Democratic mass me»;ing to-night. Heiturkoits meet to-night. Wanted— Work by a young man. Card of tlianks-Eepublican Sailor Boy*. anted Au energetic manager. A womtu wantn a place as cook. Bo>s Ia Rise This evening. Hailor Boys— This evening. Oirficld Canal boat Club— This evening. Exempt Firemen meet this evening. K. of H., California Lodge— This evening. Oocgrajationd Church lunch aiij entertainment. Auction Sale. The WHb n notion this wt.i. -.ii-'sb Advertisements. Furniture wuited— S. Po^ka. -'j.'^ Building and Loan Soc'.tty. Red Hou,l3b Jaetokt. The following freight for Sacramento passed O^den on the ■J-Sili ForHolman, Stanton Co., G boxea hardware, 1 board .'■tair-rod?, 3 bundles hard ware, 2 boxes locks, 1 bos screens S. Lip man Co., 1 box dry goods, 1 box oilcloth, 1 bale repellsnts Looks Lavenson, 1 roll inattii'.-, 1 case moldinps Weinstock k Lu bin, 54 trunks. 1 box traveling ba?s, 24 caeca shoes, 4 oases boots and i-hoes, 1 bale woolens G. B 1 box hardware; Leonard Kel logg, 1 box tin Bcoope, 1 box Japaned ware; 11. O. H*ye 1- L a stamped ware, 1 box Japaned ware, 1 box wooden ware; H. S. Crocker Co., G3 bundles paper baps \V. B. Livingston, 1 box books E.lward Kelley, 1 box dry icon's; D. W. Elri, 1 box steel shoe?, 1 box disjs Standard Oil Company, 540 cases Whittier, Ful'er Co 1 box moldings, 2 boxes frames Lindley k Co., 10 eases baoon, 10 ha!£ b.irrels rith. 35 boxes and 15 crates cod fish, 50 boxes canned fruit, 200 balf-bmrreli candlas, 40 boxea tobacco Adatne, McNeill Co., 5 packages and 3j liuxcs tobacco, 50 cases ti-ti. 50 cases cauned irui Mebtas k Co., 4 package* tobacco, 50 keg* herring: K. iStoue Co., 21 cases and L barrel iHHlriln trees, 1 box iron horns', 2 c.4B«id saddlery, 2 cases hanie.s 11 b.ilh; s A. Meister, 7 bundles wheels, 14 bundles felines, 1 case singletrees, 2 ca carriage axlea, 2 boxes canned fruit; Sacra mento Fire Department, 2 cases hardware li. A. Weaver, 1 ease paper Central Pacific Railroad Company, 3 crates stove.-*, 2 pack ages stova covers, 4 cases and 3 packages c.i*t ings, 1 case Erame*, 3 crates stovepipe .1 R. Watson, 1 case books Casey Cronin, 2 oases cigars Hall, Lnhru Co., 24 barrels and 19 tierces hams, 10 half-barrels fish, 1 box tobacco; Baker Hamilton, 2 boxes hard ware Huutington, Hopkins k Co., 8 boxes and 1 c™-e hard *are, 25 kegs nails, 1 box tacks, 8 bundles crowbars, 7 k. Comttock, G boxes and 3 cases chairs J. F. Cooper, 1 box- woolens; Weiiruann Hr. znada. 2 ca«es confectionery Parson?, Kil trore Co., 1 box dry goods Booth Co., i 25 .kits and 5 half barrels fish; L. L. Lewis Co., 1 barr-"l an i 1 crate stove castings J. i\ Watson, 10 rolla wire cloth \V. A. C. S. Hoa?hton, 1 casa bocks. 2 boxea woods, 11 rack 3 castings Gaorge Mellar, 2 boxes riv ets S. J. Milliken, 1 chest tools, 1 roll car pet. Biuthtmy Aj;jJrv£E3AßT.— seventy ninth birthday of W. E. Chamberlain was celebrated at his residence ou M street, be tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth, on Satur day evening. ITa is one cf the boys "of the Pioneer Society, and tke members of that MKtciation, wittx "many other friends and their wives ai:d aniii*, made a genuine sur prise raid upon tlie premises, and lived over old timeu by ttlliug pioceer stories and ex ploit*. The company was most hospitably entertained, and the host extensively vi.sited and ladcu with c i:]Luh was caused by heart j diseaw. Hi* K^iains were brought to this city -iterdry afternoon for burial, accom panied by a lar^e cumber of friends, and the funeral took pluae from the Sixth-street M. E. Church. Republicans at Florin. A large Re publican meeting was held at I'lonu on Sat urday evouing. At least tbree-fuurths of the voters of that precinct were present, and n large number of ladies. The audience was addressed by J. N. Yourp, W. C. Van Fleet, J. I",. Baker, A. B. Greenlaw, 8. Solon Holl and H. I/. Bockley. The best cf feeling pre vailed aaionft thß Ilepublitians of Florin, and Ihey c'.Ura that an increase in the former Bepnblivan vote will be given In that pre etact. Citt Fuze Library REroKT.— The fol lowing ij tha rei'ort of the Superintendent of the City Free. Library for the past week: j Whole number of books issued during the week, 712; number of novels and juvenile works, 5.9; history, 23 biography, 10, travels, 17 general literature, 26 poetry nnd drama, 18 theology, 1 science and art, 21 average number issued per day, 102 percentage of fiction r.J juvenile over other book-i, St; average uucitwr of readers per day, 61. The McMautin Robbery.— Five persons have now been arrested and ate held in safe quarters pending invcbtiga*«jn of the robbery of McMartin, tha deaf and dumb man, near i the foot of I street on Thursday evening last. Oae of them in fu'ly identified by the prose cuting witness as the person that held and choked him while the other highwaymen went through his pockets. It is thought that two at least cf the parties engaged in the robbery are safely in hand. Crrr Payments.— The following paymenis were paid into the city treasury for the week ending Saturday, October 30th: W. C. Fares worth, cemetery doe?, S4O; R. D. Scriver, water rate*, SI.GIS 25 N. A. Kidder, $126 90: Kd. 11. McKee, school tuition of non-re«:dent3, 316; W., A. Henry, Police Court Baet, 545 George A. Putnam, city license", 537 76; street assessments, 8130 4S. Tctil, $2,014 79. PotICK AEiiESts.— Arresla were made in this city upon Saturday and Sunday of a nameless drunk, by officers Ferral and Cif ferty Fronchrcan, who claiais he hasn't sot *ny came, f»r .irankemiess, by the same officers; H. C. K-irchilds, petit_ larceny, by special officers Bri-=sell and t..tf;o Jiwenh ine Keliey, disturbing the iwace, by efficer Campbell. Tolics Corn- la the l'olics Court on SaturJiy, the chir^e a?aic-t William Kean. for bittery, wai di'missed. The caM apainst DeSa Gallssber. for disturbinpr the peace, was continued till to-day and the two ca-es for disturbing the peace against Mrs. Johan na Hopper were continued till Is ovemoer 6th. So otlier casts were before the Court. EsavPKn Cosvict.— The Chief ;of Police has received notice of $50 reward offered by the warden of the State Prison at San Qtien tin for the arrest and return ot Louis Briuk maD. a convict whn escaped from that prison last Ta*aver arrived la.;t eveuing from above, light, with thebirce GarfieH, having the uiual load of 10.000 sacks of grain. The steamer San Joaquin No. 2, with general merchandise, aud the barge Denbigh, with lumber p.nl merchan dise, arrived from San Francisco. The steamer di charged her carco and is unw loading with fbur for the Bay. The steimer Onward, from Steamboit Slough, arrived with tbe remains of the deceased son of George Smith, of Grand Island, and friends. The barge Orient, per steamer Relief, from San Fran cisco, arrived with lumber for the Friend Terry Lumber CompaLy and W. F, Fraz.r. Betting ox Elections. —As persona) opinions of the result of the election which takes place to-morrow ara being nt unfre qnently reinforced by persons offering to substantiate the faith that is in them by "laying up treasures" in that direction, and ai the law on the subject of betting upon elections B?ems to be quite generally not un derstood, the following section of the Pennl C'>de may be of interest: "Section GO. Every person who make?, offer!", or accepts any bet or wager upon the result uf any elec tion, or upon the success or failure of any person or candidate, or upon the number of votes to he ca?t, either in the aK^resate or for any particular c-.ndidate, or upon the rote to bs c»st by acy person, is tuilty of a misdemeanor." It will be seen that violation of the statute against bettirg does n"t dis franchise persons from voting who iffer or accrpt a bet, but makes them iiabla to pun ishment for misdemeanor, which punishment is liy imprisonment in the County Jail not execeuinif Mx months, or by a lice not ex ceeding §500, or by both. Injured by a Horse.— About S o'clock j Saturday afternoon, the little daughter of Louis Bouillon, who re idea on Sixth street, bstween L acd M, was severely injured by the kick of a horse. A man was leading the horoe along Sixth street at M, as the little t'ir!, who is 10 years old, was iihout to cros* the street. She waited till the horie had got i.i) >ut ten feet past the crosswalk, when Hh* started t» go to the other side. The horse was being led by a lonjr, slack halter strap. As the little girl passed behind him, he turned and 1- oked at her, and then as inaplay ful mood, whirled and kicked with both feet high over her head, Rnd as he came down the shoe upon one foot struck her upon the out side of the shoulder and scraped downward, ssvercly bruUiog and injuring the shoulder, aim aud head, but fortunately no bones were broken. Common Drunks.— neighborhood be tween N and O, Second and Third streets, WM treated Saturday night 1 1 an undue amount of noise and disturbance, resulting I from drunken revelries, having for their cen ter the house "f Mrs. Menkin, on alley in that tquare. Yesterday afternoon the c in fusion was resumed, and Chief Karcher de tailed Officers. Smith, Ferraland Fredericks, and Locals Cafferty and 0.-itwaldt, to close the scene by bringing all the inmates of the Menkin mansion to the police nation. Mr.-. Menkin and daughter, and Delia GalUgher, were accordingly arrested and charges ei. tered against them *t*D SUSDATJ I LAST HQUES 01" THE CAMPAIGN. Wild Enthusiasm Amo'g tbe Republicans In all Diractlons. v PASS2SGER3 FROM THE EAST BY BAIL. FTlglitful Fall of a Mlnlni: Superintendent in Mariposa County. OFFICIAL DEFALCATION AT VIRCIKIA CITY. Bravery of a Stage Fassenger Attacked bj» Highwaymen. .NEVADA. OKEGO.V A.\D ABIZO.\A ITEMS. Another Wife-Muider and Attempted Su icide in San Francisco. CALU'UU.MA. r«U(ICS. San Fbakcisco, October 31st.— With over 10,000 men in line, parading before 100,000 spectators,' with a manifestation of enthusi asm that seemed boundless, the demonstra tion of last evening was one of the most re markable and noteworthy displays of the kind that the denizens of the Queen City of the Pacific ever witnessed. The parade it self was not oulv noteworthy on account of the number of persons who participated, but for the character of tho^e wno chese in that manner to manifest their regard for Repub lican principles. The procession itself was a shifting panorama, with patches of flame and color i-o well disposed and so harmonious that the whole effect was pleasaut and magnifi cent. The inarching was very much better than is usual to demonstrations of civilians the uniforms were neat and attractive, and the mut-ic was exceptionally good, .as every first-class band in the city, and bands from adjacent towns, were pressed into service. The frequent discharge of fire works aLo assisted in n.aking it more at tractive aud vaiied to the eye, and the en thusiastic chetrjDg of the paraders thrilled all with enthusiasm, and inspired every true Re puilican with a confidence iv the ultimate result of the election. It is needless to cay that the spectators were numberless, for the streets for hours were filled with a vast throng of humanity, while elegantly-attired ladies occupied the windows. Exactly at h&lf-past S o'clock the crder wa3 giveo to march, and the head of the column on I'o.st street moved northward up Kearny. At once a storm of cheers burot forth from sidewalk, from win dow, and from housetop. At the signal, a fUming rocket, with a whiz and a scream and a hiss, shot upward into the blue and burst into a fiery shower of violet, red and god. A mimic bombardment began between i the houses on eitl er side of the way, and fountains of flame and fiery rain poured in welcome from the windows, giving the pageant its baptism of fire. The vastuess of the columu may ha understood from the fact that, after cjunternihrchiag at the junction of Market and Valencia streets, the head of the column reached New Montgomery street, the point of review ar.d dismissal, while the rear divis ions were still debouching from Montgomery into Market street. Tivo hours and a quar ter were cou.-umed by the procesion in pass ing a givea point. In fact, the arrange ments were of the most perfect kind, ar.d every one seemed to know his place ar.d duty. The continued fusils.de of fireworks alou,' the line was ur apeakably magnificent. Interspersed at inteiraU'iu the line were volcanoes spouting unceasing fire aion. The whole line was ablaze with firework--, houses illuminated, cannons firing, etc. Ca>t^ovillb, October 31st— A large Re puhlicac meeting was addressed at Schmidt's HJI list evening by Hon. W. E. Livett l'.:'-i Kilburn (Republican nominee for the W.iEubly), ai.d J. M. Soto— the last-named in Spanish. Anvil firing and music enlivened the proceedings. Sakta Babbara, October 30th.— J. G. McCallum hid a rousing Republican meeting at Carpeiiteria last evening, and left on the j uteamer for San Francisco this morning. Republicans throughout the county are en thusiastic over the prospect of victory. Los Anoei.es, October 30th.— The Demo crats and Republicans are each holding a torchlight precession and meeting to-night. The enthusiasm xa immense. 800 (Xev.). October 30th.— At a H?publi- I can torchlight procession at Fr&uktown last night, a unique feature was the vastiilumina i tion on the mountain. A f irest lire has been racing for a week, and iff t dots uf flame all !up aud down the vast wall. The evening i was dark, a^d the nad sight aroused the I admiration of tho visitors. Another Wire Harder ami Attempted Suicide. Sah Fraxcisco, October Another i wife mnruer has be en ncided to this already i lonsli-t cf cases of uxoricide which are in scribed upon the pHM cf tha crin.inal hiatory Icf San Fraucisco. Between 3 and 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon ,\Vm. Fritfch, a shoe-_ maker, who kept a shop at 3213 MM n street, between Twenty- eiehth and Twenty nintli. killed FranzcUka FriUch, his wife, by i stabbing ar.d cutting her on the neck with a i shoemaker's knif?, after which he attempted suicide by BUbbins himself with the same knife. Ex-Governor Stanford's \nnir Forced— Hold Davit for a Keir l:n Sax Francisco,": O=tober 31st.— C. Pills bury, alias li. U. Pendegast, has been arrested and taken to the city prison, where he is booked for forgery.". PilUsbury called at the dry goods establishment of Thomas SuUivaa, No. 120 Kearny street,; accompanied by a woman, and attempted jto obtain i dn si for the said woman upon presentation of the following letter V;' v/ V f -_: ~f-~; Sax Fraxcisco, October 23, 1550. r.F.AK Sir The bearer of this letttr inf rms me that he was at your etor« thiD morning to get a l.uly to whom he is about to be married— measured for a I r?ss. He came to u;e about 2:45 to have me identify him at the bank, and it was too late but iz you let him have the dress a»t by to morrow at iO o'clock. I will j>ay you myself. j Ho stated that, the dresj would cost £150. To that sum I will be security. Yotrri, etc., LELAND STANFORD."r The pipr.ature of Governor Stanford wa3 soskilifolly executed that a clerk iv the store was positive of the ffenuinenees of the letter, but when Pillsbury saw several employes carefully examining the document, he and his friend hastily departed from the store. The document was ascertained to be aforeery, hence his arrest. Pillsbury is a son of-War den Pillsbury of the Auburn State Prison, New York, and •is an ex-convict, having served a term of one year in San' Quentin iv 1874, for a forgery committed in Sacramento, and in 1876 a term of sis months in the County .Tail in this city fcr embezzlement. i. Greenback Xomitire for i *'«njjrcs»— 1,-ilily in San Franclscq. Sas Francisco, October 31st. At meet ing of the I Second Congressional District Greenback Convention, held yesterday, li. K. Lowe was nominated for Congress to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the pre vidM candidate of that district, Becjaujin Todd.. There were 87 deaths last week, of which 56 were of males, and 31 of females. Brain disease caused 2 death?, diphtheria 2, heart disease 17, consumption 20, pneumonia 7, and lung disease 2. 4 V Trouble With l.liu-su— FnlHlly Injured— Warned Sot to I'urndc. San Frascisco, October 31«t.— Today of ficers Avan, Vox and Silvey, in attempting to arrest two Chinamen charged with being accomplices in the murder of. a Cbirlamau last J uly, were I set upon by the Chinese.' Avan was badly beaten, but by the use of his revolver, shooting one of the crowd through the arm, managed to get away with the pris onern Gerst. It was insured in the Fireman's Fund for SGOO. The furniture waa owned by Wilhtlin Haas, and was insured in the .South British and Natianal Companies for 5500, Snnia Cruz . B. MlUeKer. Oailand 1.. S AVisner. wife at.d son, Iowa; J. H. Kos siter, San Francisco Edward Ayreg._Port i land Or.; Mr. Baldndge itd wife, B. Ig ►Udter' and wife, San VkMcfaeo; Mrs. Reeve, Clinton. Ont.; C. Sinifleton. J. C. Ilalibs,'"' Ban Franiiaco Gtorse Yax!ey, Merton, England; Mrs. S. W. Morffat, Maine Edward St. John, New York Capt. W. F. Drum and family, Mrs. H. B. iSar son, H. P. Perring, U. S. Navy Mrs. H. M. Caphron. Miss Grace Caphron, Califor nia; Mrs. H. T. Rice, Mi-a Yerrington, Carson City; Miss Beasey, Quebec, Ont.; Mis* Corbin. California R. Painter, New York A. Painter, Pennsylvania, and 8G imuivrant passenger*, inciuditig Gl males, to arrive in Sacramento November 2d. OUEUO.Y. Bad Lrglslallon— Uaptlst Conference— The fiwd of the Steaiusulp 'frlnmhia. Pobtland, October 30lh.— Governor Thay er has signed the bill passed by the late Leg islature, amending the precent city chaiter of Portland. The provieior are now in force. Taxpayers are mnch disgusted at th« new law. The Board of Police Commiasionfrs is abolished, also the City Assessor. The Mayor and Common Council have the appointmeat of the Chief of Police, captains and the entire police force. The Baptist Ministerial Conference and Convention of the Northwest Coast, which has been in session for several days at Salem, adjourned yesterday. The following officers were elected President, Rev. R. C. Hill, Vice-Presidents, Rev. J. C. Richardson and J. C. Baker Secretary and Treasurer, Rev. \V. J. Crawford. The officers of the Bteamehip Columbia have not been altogether atistied with tha spaed of that vessel, which thus far has not been in accordance with her power. For the purpose of securing speed, it has been deter mined to change the pitch of her propeller. To make the required alterations it was found necessary to delay tho sailiogjof the steamer until Sunday morning at 6 o'clock. The work of changing the pitch of the prc pelicr v.-is completed this evening. BRIEF NOTES. -j The Caledonians returned from Stockton on Saturday, aril report havipf,' eigoytd a grand Halloween party, Mid that a fraternal visit is to be made by the Stockton club to this city at an early day. Tbe railroad pay car w&3 here on Saturday and, made its unual monthly diabursements, and left yeßteiday far Ogden and interme diate points. There was co business transacted in the Superior Court on Saturday. There are no cases set for to-day baiug the regular law day. There are messages at the Westtzn Unicn telej;r.T|i:i Sice ftr M. Pearson, ir'. B. Wise and John Morrison. One hundred and three immigrants arrived by the over'and from the IjmS, yesterday, in cluding G(J mai-s. General O. 11. L» Grange passed Omaha on Saturday to arrive }>eru on tie 3d iiistaut. Uepublican Mli/iung at Beightos. A Eepublican meeting was held at Brighton last Friday event' g, whi:h waax'dre-Bed by J. E. Baker, W.O. Van Fleet.. 1 N. Young, T. H. Ber key aud A. Heilbron, Repnblican candidate?, P. H. Murphy presided. There waa a good attendance, and great enthusiasm was mani fester) in the fall anticipation, of general Re publican successes at to-:uorrow's election. Reception and Danck.— The Aajphiou Club of Washington gave a reception aad dance at Sevey'd Hall on Friday evening. There was a Urge number present. The Committea of Arrangements were' Y. C. O'Neill, F. M. Witham, J. P. Dnat.e and K. B. Duffee. Floor Managers, F. M. Witham and J. Lindsay. Funeral ok Mb. Toon. The funeral of Benjamin Todd, Greenback candidate for Congress in tha Second District, took place yesterday forenn at half-put 10 o'clock from Pi neer Hull. There waa a large at tendance. An Explanation.— As on several occasions at least three-quarters of the people who have attempted to attend the auction Bale of tiie Wihon goocis have bee;: unab!e to train admit tance, and as I have been peverelv criticised for placing fuch a stock in bo small n store, I wish to say th it in my judgment I secured the best store (considering location) that could be obtained, and heietfter all reserved stock and empty cases will be stored elsewhere, acid an effort made to accommodate all who wish to attend. Kespectfully, B. B. Fuller. Election Arrangements have been made to anuouncs nil dispatches from the auction stand of the Wilson goods, No. 615 T street, within two minutes after being received at the eeneral office. A bulletin board, visible to all, will contain all dispatche*. Every inch of standing room will ba made available, and special pains taken to prevent unnecessary crowding. ■„.•_ A Yocso TiADT stat39 that several bottles of Pfuniier's Blood Purifier hnve done her more good than all other medicines taken during several years. Your druggist baa it fur you. Aek for tha original. The Ladifs fhould see the fine fljwer?. fathers and jihbons, on display at Bond liunttinan's, Monday.November Ist. For Msotcal and Family Use.— Simmond'a Nabob Bourbon Whisky, All the Latest Xovei.tiis m Milli.neky on exhibition at Bond Huntsman's, on Monday, November l=t. The Medical Faculty recommends Sim m mil's Nabob Bourbon Whisky, Hundreds testify of the benefits received from Itock and Kye. G. W. Chesley, agent*. The Nabob Whisky stands unexcelled fjr family use. HOTEL ARRIVALS. ARCADE HOTEL. Sackajikxto. October 31, 1880. R Manning, Detroit II .1 White, Tiu:kie A L Kuirey, Oakland X M Wilson, S r'ranc'sco D A Cory, OUosgO Go A Knight, do A S Freund, New York Lli Ki|ig' n, do J P BulliKik, Woodland EII Lcxia, Boston F E Baker, do E. Lyon (Jo., Southeast cor. Seventh and J sts., DEALERS I N DRY AND FANCY GOODS. JUST RECEIVED DIRECT THE FOLLOWING LINES OF OOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I NEW goods :ii o -o OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOU LADIES 1 AND CHILDREN'S MERINO UNDERWEAR ALL SIZES, AT LOW PRICKS. HT* HII. LISE OF&Jl Cloaks, Ulsters and Dolmans, ALL OF THE VERY LATEST IN BTYLEB AND PATTERNS. £TA LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY RIBBONS NEW STYLES IN BBOCADED DKE>B COOD9, BILUB, BATIKS, V£LY»:T(« A.YD TRIMIIKCS TO MATCH. We call attention to our large and well selected stuck o( Xl!) GLOVfcrt C?uatry Dealers are mvi;cd to examine our bbock. XI. z.-2rorg3H^>w FIRST F RIZE (^^jurOßr?^^ rATE FAIR AND 1 KtiJiSPSiisff- JJS cuflnio' Institute Fair, l^^-J^^JJ^l awarded totbeCALIFORNIA v HS?B^ ELASTIC TRUSS, for the best *-^OEiSi Tniii ever hiTcnted. A*!reB3 W/Vr/r TV II or call at the CALIFORNIA t>WJ.E r \^f ELASTIC TKUS3: COM- PANT, 7M Market street, San Frar.daco. .The M nagnrtic Elald Sot Ke- c*lve a Prize et «be Ab»ve F»lr.«. or Any Other Fair, Nor Errn Favorable Jlcntlon. 0 29-3p3m&TrJ for ihi Uii^? I»£jr.sJ4 e3O-3p3ta "j jrivrx*oge.TrEi3Ecst. NEWiCODS! Fine Cut Cliemng ".Tobacco. WIG- WAG .(1n 10 a buckets) CHARM OF THE WE5T. .(in 10 fi> buckets) GOLDEN HAnP.................(in 10,1b buckets) pii;c-riiEwix«. DRUMMOITD TOBACCO CO.— CROSS BAR... (lbs) ROYAL STAR NAVY. '..libs) FAIRBAXK'S LARD. (in 5 and 10 Ib pails) GERMAN FRTWBB T...(hhd«) WINSLOWS C0RN...... ......(new crop) E^" New Crop Alfalfa Seed. FRE-II lIOIL BITTEn. CHOICE .irVS'IE Sr«.AK, (In tubs a&l bricks.)- Idaas, Meill k Go., l _ r I WSOIiBRAXB CKOCKKSi _ 01. 93 snd SS Front ,Rl reef. Sacramciiiot STEEL BARB WIRE BOTH WIRE AND BARBS MADE OF STEEL. Ki'sx-i*f;o«>F AXU riBE-ntoor. Weight, One Pound to the Rod. RETAIL PRICES: Mlner.il Painted....... 14 eenlst per ponnd Uu1runiicd. ..15 cents per pound tS- PRICE TO JOBBERS |ON :APPLICiTION. —^FOE SALE ONLY BT HUNTIKGTON.HOPKIIIS CO. lU PORTERS Cr EC AZS.jD'-'Rr.^XfJE!, 3TC. Sfos. to X street, Sacramento. JUNCTION BUSH AND HARKET STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO. raiTDIE, FOLLIS& 80,, .■\:.iauf«c(3rcrB and Rcalcrs In PaintH, Moldings, Oils, Mirrors, (jlass, Flctnrcs, Windows, Frames, Doors, Sornices, Blinds, Brackets, Wall Paper, Etc., Etc, ALSO, A Full Supply of ARTISTS' MATERIALS. ORLEANS BiILBIXG, \ot. lOiit huil l ja-i Second st. Sacramento •^t^y^i %3iS STRAITON&STORMS "OivlandHedßobiii" ooooooooooonoooooooooooooooonosoooo SCSGARS.: o El ,^^^-M w O _ ooooooooooooooooooooaooooooonoeoooo AIBO Oliver Eobinson's Celebrated tar People who "smoke these CIGAKS will live lonifcr, make more money, wear better clothes, driva faster horses, and marry prettier wives than any othtr class ol men. We havo taken great care in selerunjr the above CIGARS, aa well as man> other brands we carry in stock, and can offer superior inducements to the trade in this line. Sample orders solicited, and we are assured they will be acknowledged by larger orders. HALL, TTTITRQ 9r 00., HA hi i. LIJnJIQ do UU.i ■.■i -..w WHOLESALE GEOOEBS, Corner ot THlrd »r.^ K?_ EtECTHQ -Magnetic Bfi-tj j /I Awarded Esdal, First Premiiun, State Fair, 18SO. THIS GALVANIC Mf.D!CAL BELT, A NEW anil wonderful inreiitiou, v.i.l cure whbout medicine, Bhscmdia, i Psralysia, Neuralgia, Kidney, Liver-Spiual i l)isc^-.!>. Rupture, Ague, Kervousness, l>yßpep6ia, anA uthcr t)i-e«?es t4 both sexe3. We challenje a ecior.tific iuvestig^tioo of its merits. Call or rets HORSE L WESt ELECTRO- MAGNETIC BELT CO., 502 ilafket street, San j Francisco. o29.»paniasw3mSW _. f&h v WHY ARE WE SICK? iv **ta*""'a'* I SN Because we allow the i.V) V ,*A--_ Ai' Liver, the Bowels, and the 'tr)VlF?tfPfsii^? X uj aod nolsonous bumors are VTjy^S^^l/yK forcsa into the blood. E.x- -vr'ym'lrarKs^ rx>! th«m V>y us'.tiß •Wm. r«SaSIEW K^SlTHnUor'ii «»rcu'«>n 111.k.i1 *9^l*®*jpf m rariQtr. Sold by all dn«r- »U7i»»r gista, OSB-Sp2n>*Bw2raWS JAS. I. FELTER CO., UrliU. h rLL I LSI ©i vi/Bj Distillers' Agents, Importers and Dealers in SACRAMENTO. OKLEAXS BIILDIXG KOS. 1010 A.\D 1018 SEi'OXD STBEB KOS. 113 AKD Jl5 EAST PEARL 5TREET........ CINCINNATI. J«O. 21 LOWER MARKET 5TREET....."..."............ OOVIHOIUH, ET. FOR TUE 0000000000000000000000000 0000 I WILSON AUCTSON! o o OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCO* M ST BC-KJS-.. "WEEK:: 3,000 PIECES F.LECANT EMBROIDERY A. Fine Line of Dress Silks, Superb .Real Lace Curtains, Linen doods of Every Description AUCTION EACH DAY AT 2 AMD 7 P. M. mHHm^ttn^llsS' Khattr^^ Bi*^«f M>HlßVs^flla9tMilH ■mhSmlwpl WACHHORSTTI Gold and Silver latches, Biamonds and Jewelry. IST THE KEADLN6 JEWELER OF SACBAHZCTO. T-A LARGEST STOCK/ GREATEST VARIETY I FINEST GOODS I LOWEST PRICES £3r In dilly receipt of New Goods, direct from the factories, hence all my customers receive ifc« beneflt of buying from first hands. ___^__— Sign of the Town Clock, gjv S^iS^ NO. 313 J STDEET, BET. THIRD leH and Price I .Ulx to C. H. STEVENS CO., Corner Eighth and J streets. n2l-2nifc»yi»wW The Tnilonlus l« a letter receive from Silt. TUO.W IS PKIfE, «he well-known C'hrnilKt anil Imtffl S\N Fiuscjfco, October 16, 1850. Mr. Thomas Gnincan, Arcaue Hotel, Sacramento— Sly Detr Sr: Many thanks for your kindness in sendine me one of j oar admirable filters. It works Mk( BOfaann. It perfectly sei aratea all the objec- tiooab!« animal, vegetable anil miner* maUrrfnund in Spriug Vailey water. 1 remain your 3, vtry truly, (Sisccti) TUOAIAB PKICE. .TTOBET2T D SEASONED f O-\ LONO LINE OF IMPORTED HATS AND CAPS OF THE LATE3T 6TYLE3, irad-j esr^claily for u». Gents', Boys' and Youths' Ulsters and Overcoats, -^:-'Aj» I A J. T T." i^Call and Examine oar Sock. T£l S.^OT. 3DB"waLTB?3HLAJST As CO., \a*. 3*l, 303 and 305 X Mrtet..... aitciameato, Fact No. 78 Reade street, New York. V. l.rki-aTc Hoo°e Ko. 89 BaUtrr ttreet, Fan FrandßO. iar No connection or businesa with »ny Boufo io Ba'Jranieijk) teiriiifr our ftune. Cnisrs (rom M*« counlrj- Will rexsire prompt ttttation. P" i"^, W Blankets Blankets! Blankets! EASTERN AND CALI^ORNIAN a H f- 5- WMTB, I j AULI.r, j T CKAT. J 1 liRaiT.V, j I TICFJTAJ i -T- r- -i i- £S' We offer special Inducements to the trade aoit at retail in tbese gooda, haviu>; purcha?ea largoly- at Kew York and San Frauds Auction Sales. COMFORTERS, IN ALL GRADES. PATENTED JUNE 13. 1876. FOR SALE BY S. LIPNIAN CO., Fifth and Jsts., Sacramento. rtland, Or. Virginia City, Nev. Napa Citjr, C.l.: No 20 Walker Btreet, New York. »21-Bplm S GOLDfViAN, W=OLKBiIS AND RK7»IL m Q m 7S& i r W"^l c-!_ ?f v"* o- o o Jszn Jc& 9 Nurlhivtst cor. Second and J *lr< ci-. IN OI'DFR TO FACILITATE TRADE, I WIU. send, on appllcatloa, PSI.VTEU I'JIIIK LISrS.

Subject to the Dolly Changes In the Price of Goods. THE BEST OF NEW -JAPAN AND CHINA TEAS. ~~_ __ t3" The Finest Selection of B lea and J.i vit f'offee*, and all otber Goods bclongin;; to a Fiibt-claas Grocery House. 8. GOLDMAN, Corner Second and J HtreeU, Baerameato. sl6-3Dlm TB«Bent 8-Uolc Range rrj_ I_l/ O ih» WO&LD IS 'Qd^iS? THE. GARLAND I'.^^^j' niuun' «*§ii?lf3i;ESS-L» L. K. LEWIS A CO., TfS«3£r Sr:^% I3J a 134 JM Street. d^M^Ste* 081.3ptl -'-HSSgB """J l3^^

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THR DAILY RECORD-UNION. MONOAT ISOVEH.BEK 1. ifWO. SATURDAY'S DISPATCHES [SPECIAL TO THK KECORD-UMOJf.I PASSEHGEES PASSING OMAHA. Serious Ecw at a Political Meeting in Et Louis. BAT FOX THAXKSCmSG APPOIXTED. Waolesale Seizure of Illicit Distilleries la Georgia. MISCELLANEOUS FOEEIGN NEWS ITEMS. Tte Earl of Besstwrough Joins the IrUli Land League. Etc *£tc>* Ele. DOMESTIC SEWS. Bow st a Political Meeting. St. Locis, October 30th.— At 11 o'clock to cight a white man and a negro quarreled at a Republican meeting. The man struck the ne^ro and was arrested. While being taken out of the crowd a pi3tol was fired ani an old negro named Brown shot dead. A num ber of negroes belonging to one of the clubs In attendance at the meeting, supposing the policeman fired the shot, ran him into a saloon. Great excitement immediately pre vailed, and a number of shots were fired into the crowd an'l four «r five men wounded. The crowd scattered in all directions, and some assert a party of rougbs assaulted the negroes. Tha meeting was broken up, and the greatest excitement existed until a large force of police appeared and restored order. Who Stoic the Bullion Omaha, October 30th.— The trial of 0. B. Allbd, former Union Pacific express agent at Sidney, on a charge of grand larceny, termi nated yesterday at Sidney in his acquittal. It will be remembered that some mouths ago 5122,000 in gold bullion and a small amount of currency, received from the Black Hilla en route East, disappeared from his office in midday, while he wag at dinner. It had been taken through a hole in the floor. After some considerable search it was found hid in a coal pile nnder the office, except one gold brick and currency amounting altogether to about $12,000. The evidence a»ainst Alien was very strong, but not strong enough to posi tively satisfy the jcry, who were out about eighteen honrs before comi.ig to an agree ment of not guilty. The parties who took the bullion and hid ij under the office in tended, no doubt, to come and get it at the first good opportunity. The Conulerfelt Bond*. Washington, October SOth. Chief Brooke of the secret service, has returned from Chi cago, where he went to interview Doyle. He says the counterfeit United States six per cent, bonds, of the issue of 1861, of the de nomination of 81,000, have been hypothe cated by Brockway, Doyle et al., and some are now in the hands of private individuals or banking institutions in this country and Europe, as collateral for loans. Upton, act ing Secretary of the Treasury, says there is no reason to suppose that any of those coun terfeit bonds or coupon* have been paid by the Treasurer, but that they are moat dan gerous counterfeits, and dealers in Govern ment securities should be on their guard. Coming to Terms. Omaha. October 30th.— T. H. Goodman. Ueneral Passenger Agent of the Central Pa cific, and W. T. White. General Passenger Agent f f the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe road, are here in conference with T. L. Kim ball, General Pasaenger Agent of the Union Pacific, in regard to a uniformity of rates and methods of doing business between the East and Pacific coast by the old and new lines, it being expected to have the Southern Pacific and Atcbison, Topeka and Santa Fe com pleted to the junction by January Ist, when the Southern line will be open for business. The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe his yet Ibo milea of road to build to form the junc tion. Pacific C'oasl l"»»ii. filer*. Washington, October 30th.— Following 13 a complete lint of Pacific coast Postofficeß, the oommisbions of whose Postmasters will expire between the present data and the 4th of Maroh nrxt California Benicia, salary, $1,300; Gilroy, 31,500 Los Angeles, 52,500. Oregon Oregon City, §1,500. Nevada Elko, f 1,603 Reno, 52.10 D. Eich of these commissions will expire on February 3d. Montana Virginia City, December 14th, salary, §1.900. New Mexico, Santa Fe, February 14th, $1,990. Colorado— Central City, December 14th, 82,700. WeKtwnrd-bound Passenger*. Omaha, October 30ih. The following through passeutrers were on to-day's train, leaving at 12:15 P. M.. to arrive in Sacra mento November 3d L. G. Pratt, Boston 0. H. LaGrange, A. D. More and family, Mr*. Jewetfc, C. J. Hutchinsoc, San Fran cisco Wm. Fuller and wife. Miss Meta Fuller, Miss Alica K. Ahrens, L. H. Abbey, New York Alfred S. Gillette, Philadelphia; Miss N. A. Miles, Boston Mrs. 11. White, Dcs Mnineß Mrs. A. 11. Chapman and tw» boys, Chico; H. N. Clark, London, Eng land. li^hty-one through emigrants left ou last night's train, to arrive in Sacramento No ember 6th. Sara's Clothing. New York, October 30th.— A decision was rendered yesterday by the Treasury at Wash iagton, according to which Bernhardt's new dresses and other necessary articles of wear ing aDparel are liable to duty. The valua tion fixed upon wan §8,000, on which the duty will be about 65 per cent., or $4,800 alto gether. Bernhardt'a agent stated yesterday that this amount would come out of the ar tist's own pockets. Railroad .trrnnnt*. Washington, October 30th. The Secre tary of the Interior today appointed A. B. Nicholx, Engineer of the Bureau of Railroad Accounts, and Hoyt Sherman, of lowa, and J. B. Bloom, of New York, Commissioner* to examine the recently completed section of tha Atlantic and Pacific Kailroad from Albu ijuerque f>2 miles westward, in New Mexico. The Moonshlncm. Washington, October 30th. Collector Clark, under date of Atlanta, Ga., telegraphs I have seized within thirty days thirty illicit distilleries, two teams and about 1,000 gallons of illicit spirits. Nine ot the dis tilleritß were in the notorious lied Oak neighborhood. As soon as the stills are torn out in that section others are at once set up and the illicit work resumed." A Mrauier on Fire. Charleston (8. C), October 30th.— The steam tug Republic Bpoke off this port, at 4 r. M. to-day, the steamship Horden, from Port Royal. S. C, for European ports, laden with cottcn, and reported on fire. The Cap tain of the Republic offered to p-rap into the burning cotton, but the Captain of the Hor den preferred not to remove his hatches, and put baok for Part Royal. FOBEIGX NEITB. The IrlsU Land League. London. October 30th.— The announce ment that the Earl of Bessboroueh has joined the Land League is the most important news of the day iv the matters pertaining to Ire land. Great importance U attached by all parties to this unexpected alliance, *as the Earl of Bessborbugh is not only a Tery large landholder in Ireland, possessing nearly 35, --000 acres in the counties of Kilkenny, Carlow, Tipperary and Waterford." which yield him a rental of more than £2.000 a year, but U a brother-in-law of the Duke of Kichmond and Lord Gordon, President in the Council in the Beaoonsfield Government, and has himself twice held high office in Her Majesty's house hold. Taken in connection with the b'mader ing of the Government in the prosecutions co far undertaken against the Land Leaguer?, it presages the formation cf a countercurrect of opinion in Ireland among the property holding classes, which may relieve the Labd League movement of the servile character sought to be impressed upon it by the agents of the Government. l>ansnin Canal Official*. LONDON, October 30th.— A dispatch to the Time t from Paris says The banks and bankers interested in the Panama canal have appointed their Executive Committee, which is composed of Chrntophle, Chairman of the Credit Fonder L Devnirre, of the Sooiete Generate: Grand." of the Comptoir Dies compte Dorrieu, of the Credit in Anstriel M&serat, of the Credit Lyonnais Charles de Leseeps, of the Sae2 Canal _Ocmpany, and Seluman Brothers, of J* err York. -r~-V Suppressing the goelali>>ts. Berlin, October 30th. —Three daysa^o the Socialist* determined to evacuate Hamburg and discontinue their considerable printing arrangements there. During the last few days the Berlin poHca bave^seized several thousand revolutionary pamphlets, including copies of the. Zurich Social Demotrat and London Frc ilceit. "TUc Eastern QncsJlon. Viessa, 1 October SOth.— lt U rumored in Ministerial circlss that the commander of the Turkish forces in Alba ra hai horn dis mined. Constantinople October 30ih.— The pop ulace of Varna, Bui. aria, raving assembled before the Frecch Consulate, hooting and throwing nmd at tha French coat-of-arcas, the French Embaesadf.r has ordered a gut- I boat to jircceed t" thit place. The «.ii-»ip About the Czar. New "Vobk, October 30th.— The World' t cable says The Czar's marriage to the Prin cess Dolgorouki is pronounced a myth in Ru*o Chinese Wanted at Omaha. j Omaha, October 3Ut.— Considerable ex citement exists among the Oinaha working men regarding a report that the Omaha Water Works Company intend to import 300 or 400 Chinamen from the Pacific coast, to be employed in building the water works now in process of construction. The managers of the company this morning denounce the report a3 infamously false, and say that it was started by unscrupulous politicians to affect local politics at Tuesday's election. Last night the Executive Committee of the Labor Union held a secret meeting and ordered 230 stand of arms, 10,000 rounds of ammunition, laid the city off into districts and made ar rangements to sound an alarm by the fire alarm system at any time the Chinamen shall arrive. It was reported that the Chinamen were to be protected by United States troops in case they were assaulted. It is safe to say that no Chinamen can be employed in Omaha in any large bodies without bringing on a bloody riot. PnrifU- Coast Postal (h.njos. Washikgton, October 31st.— The follow ing postal changes for the week have been an nounced California Offices established Hillside, Lassen county, Wm. Burgelt, Pout master Englewood, Humboldt county, Henry D. Davis, Postmaster; Wade, Mo doc county, Pinkston Wade, Postmaster Dorrah, Mariposa _ county, Richard Darrab, Postmaster; Banniug, San Bernardino coun- I ty, wood Murray, Postmaster. Arizo na—Wheatfield, Mariposa county, K. F, Kellner, Postmaster Turner, Mariposa county, George Danforth, Postmaster Reno, Mariposa county, R. Prother, Postmaster Ore, Apache county, Joseph T. Yankie, Postmaster. Offices v discontinued— creek, Yavapai county; El Paso, Pima county Goodwin, Pima connty. Poetmas ters appointed— A. F. Bark", at Wilcox, Pima county. Name changed Maley, Pima county, changed to Wilcox. -Washington Territory Office established Highl»nd, Klikitat county, Chester Panshall. Post master. Offices discontinued Klikitat, Klikitat county, Washington Territory Re veille, Nye county, Nevada. Ar3 still insist that Brown was killed by a policeman, but there ia no evidence to prove it. The only man killed wa3 BrowD, but perhaps a dozen more were more or less injured by the policemen's clubs when the latter charged the crowd. James Simmomb, a negro, had his tkull fractured, and will probably die. John Weginan, a white man, wassh.it in the hand, and several others were pounded and bruised with clubs and torches. Policeman Slattery, whose upper jaw was shattered, is in a cricicil con dition. .Steamer Safe. New Yoek, November 1st a. it, Tha re port that one of the Sound steamers had met with a serious disaster in the storm last night, attended with loss of lite, is without foundation. AH the boats reached their des tination all right. Iloga and to Spare. Chicago, October 31at. The pork-packing of Chicago for the year ending last night was 5,300,000. It is ciphered out that thij would make an uubroken line of Logs from Port land, Maine, to Portland, Oregon. FOUEIGN XEffS. The Trouble in South Africa. Capetown, October 31st.—Later news con tradicts the report of the murder of Mr. Welsh, a magistrate at Tiolo. lls was com pelled, however, totakexetuge in the jail. A force has been sent to his relief. The Irish Asitallon. Dpblin, Novomber 1st —A. M. —Parnell, speaking at Tipperaiy yesterday, referred to sending constabulary from Tippfra ry to Mayo, and said the people would only or ganize, and it would be impossible to get enoiyh police to intimidate the whole coun try. He could not formulate a land scheme until the question was ripe. At a meeting under the auspices of the Land League, held near Bartley. to protest against the arrest of Henley and. Walsh, both were prerent. The Radical Clubs of London, at a confer ence, deprecated the prosecutiou of the Irish land agitators. The Enforcement of Ihc Religions De crees. Paris, October 3l3t.—The agitation against the enforcement of the religious decrees in increasing, protests beinsr signed in Paris and the Departments. Several more magis trates have resigned ia consequecca of the decrees. English Clergyman Arrested. London, October Slst. —Rev. Mr. Dale, a clergyman of the Church of England, has been arrested in this city for disobeying the orders of the Ecclesiastical Court by carrying on realistic practices. Earthquake in Ontario. Newcastle (Out.), October 31st. —A shock of earthquake, lasting five seconds, wan felt here to-night. The Pcdcstrlnn Contest. London, November Ist—a. m. —The pe destrian contest for the championship of the world began this morning, with six competi tors, namely, Littlewood, Pegrain, Brown, Rowell, Dobler and Howard. They were started at 1 o'clock by Sir John Astley, on one of the best tracks ever laid in Agricul tural Hall. The score at 3 o'clock stood Littlewood 10 miles, Pegram 16, Brown 16, Rowell 16, Dobler 15, Howard 14. I ft the Radicals cease their howl about a solid South. She is BOlid, thank God She was solid for Jeff Davis in IS6O. and will be solid for Hancack in ISSO.—|J. C. S. Blackburn. TROPIC FRUIT LAXATIVE. (IN LOZENGE FORM,) Is pleasant to take, and serves the purpose of Pills, Aperients, and nauseous, Ptirga\ tives. The most obstinate cases of HA- BITUAL CONSTIPATION, and disorders that follow in its train, such as BILIOUS COMPLAINT, HEADACHE, CEREBRAL CON- GESTION, LOW SPIRITS, DIS- ORDERED STOMACH, PILES, MELANCHOLY, Etc., are imme- diately relieved and effectually cured by its use. TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE is pnt up in bronzed tin boxes only. Avoid imi- tations. Ask your druggist for Descrip- tive Pamphlet, or address the proprietor, J. E. Hetheriwtos:, New- York or San Fraucisco. n. C. KIBH. A CO., WHOLESALE AGENT 5.... .1..... SACRAMENTO. «i«-tf WAENER'S SAFE CUBE. Is made from a Simple Tropiral Leaf of Rare Value, and is a POSITIVE K. tly for all the diseases i that cause pains in the lower part of the body for Torpid Ijrer— Headaches— Jaundice— Dizziness, j Gravel, Malaria, and a!l difficulties of the Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organs. For Female IM.*ea»e«, Monthly MeiMlruations, m d during Pregnancy, it h£« id eqTiaL It restores the organs that hake the the Mood, and hence is the ben Blood Pnrlflrr. j It is the only known remedy that cures Bright'? liUeare. For "Diabetes, use Warner's Safe Dla* beten Core. For Sale by I>rur.riK a my agent and ctuiasrer, ar? here- hv ootiSed not to r-av su«h liils, nor any pert of them, to said b. S. LEEDE, nor to any one but my- self, as be is no longer employed by me. J-^- C. H. OILMAN, rroprietor of the Red House. I Sacnuneato, October IS, ISSO. jg 022-U j POLITICAL. H^^;^' LAST GRAND RALLY! OS WHICH OCCASION TIIK HON. GROVE L. JOHNSON, HON. A. L. HART And others will addr-ss tVe Citizens of Sacramento and vicinity, "T; On Second .street, between J and K. MONDAY EVENING, NOV. I, 1880. J. C. DAVIS, Chairman. A. J. Rhoads, Secretary. o2S-td HANCOCK AND ENGLISH! J. W. Armstong, A. D. Patterson, James M. Shore, Aud other Speakers will addrens Ine Citizens ol Sacramento, at tbe METROPOLITAN THEATER, ON Monday Evening, Nov. Ist. tS" A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave FOLSOM, at 7 p. H stopping at all way-station 9, and return after the meeting. Fare (round trip) .........CO cents. By order of the Democratic County Central Com- mittee, R. D. STEPHENS, Chairman. P. A. Bvr.vk, Secretary. 030-2t POOLS POOLS —ON THR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION AXD— OX Tin: BIFFEKEXT STATE*. Will be sold ON MONDAY NIGHT at the UNION HOTEL. 030 2t "In my opinion the best Ini re-It or the whole country, V'rtli aad Koulh. demand the §uccc»> oft tbe ticket beaded by Gar- tteld and Arthur."— U. 8. tM\ RepnMcan Meetings HON. H. F. PAGE, REPUBLICAN Nominee for Congress, Second District, WILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE ON THE issues of the day as follows GEORGETOWN .Monday, November 1 £3T County Committees will please make all nectS- sary arrangements for the meetinjrs. j HON. C. JT. FOX will accompany MR. PAGE and speak at Martinez, lone, Sutter Creek, Jackson, Mokelumne Hill, San Andreas, Sheep Ranch, Columbia and Sonora and GEN. 4011.V F. MILLER at Auburn, Grass Valley, Nevada City, Dutch Flat, Stockton, Plymouth and Amador City. DON. KEWTOJf BOOTU will likewise spoak with MR. PAGE at places to be hereafter designated. By order of the Republican State Central Com- mittee. P B. CORNWALL, Vlce-Chairman. .Umks R. Ftnlatbox, Secretary. »22-tf REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT: JAMES A. GAKFIELD ".Ohio VICE-PRESIDENT: CHESTER A. ARTIII'R ...New l'ork ELECTORAL TICKET. (AT LARGE) John F. Mi11er........ .Jfnpa lieu Edgerlon Sacramento John A. Bauer. San Francisco oi;xg, FOR ASSEMBLY^ W. C. TAN FLEET, (j. E. BAKER. t SHERIFF— A. HEILBROX. COUNTY CLERK-Tn»M AS 11. BERKEY. AUDITOR AND RECORDER— W. E. GERBER. COPNTY TREASURER— 8. GREENLAW. DISTRICT ATTORNEY— 9." SOLON IIOM. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR-H. S. BF.ALS. COUNTY CORONER— A. J. VERMILYA. COUNTY SURVEYOR— PEARSOJf. SUP. FIRST DISTRICT -JOIIX DREHAX. SUP. SECOND DISTRICT-J. W. WILSON. SUP. THIRD DISTRICT— S. BLIIK. SUP. FOURTH DISTRICT— B. W. HITLER. SUP. FIFTH DISTRICT— X. J. MERKLEY. SUP. SIXTH DISTRICT— ED. CHRISTY. SUP. SEVENTH DISTRICT— K. BECKLEY. FOR POLICE JUDGE OF SACRAMENTO CITY G. HAINES. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, SACRAMENTO CITY J. C. TriCBS. P. n. coguixs. FOR TOWNSHIP JUSTICE: TUOS. W. GILHER. CONSTABLES-{ FRAXK BMTFT. CONSTABLES- J# C- MEDIEV ot td REPUBLICAN MEETINGS! THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CANDIDATES will address the citizens of the county at the following-named places: SACRAMENTO Monday, Novemb'r I J. C. DAVIS, Chairman. A. J. Rhoads, Secretary. s2B-td Q. HAINES, REPUBLICAN V NOMINEE FOR Police Jiiilko of Sacramento city, j :-t o2 lm •;-■•._-•- d. W. WILSON, TJEPUBLICA.N HOMI.NEE FOR Superrlsor of the gecond Ward. 023-9t JOHN DREMAN, REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR Supervisor of the First Ward, 09-tf BEN. STEINMAN, J-V EM OCR ATI NOMINEE .FOR Supervisor (First District). .Z .-1 sSS-tf *PCJ i?^ r *T>"^Ttn}O XON AND AFTER 9 O'CLOCK, MONDAY M0RX1XG....... NOVEMBER Ist —AT BOND HUNTSMAN'S, STREET, THEY WILL ■''gmLjj^- -0-«O hive on exhibition a large R^gffiMjjk and elegant display of dlfSv? •RSS* WINTER MILLINERY, ISSf^^^ Indudinsr some fine IMPORTED HATS AND BON- NETS. 030-2t IMOTfCE. THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LARISON ■\_ Mining Company are notified to meet at the of- fice of the 3ecrcury, No. 030 J street. Sacrament*., Cal.. on SATURDAY NOVEMBER ISth, at 2r. M., for the election Of Directors and other business. h 039-2W7." gtg-igegpt'y. J. A. PARKER, President. BUSINESS CABDS. WM. COTTENRERGER, IRON 'AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA- chlnist, Front and N streetn. Manufacturer of Outtenberyer'i Horee Powers, Patent Ground Roller and Clog Crusher and Barley Mills. All I kimiß of Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, Three Miller Patent Hay Presses. 029-4plm CALL ON SCOTT A SIIIR NO. 303 J STREET, FOR THE LATEST STYLES J3J in GAS FIXTURES. Plumbing in all its branches done ;at short notice. Being practical workmen, we are able to do wcrk at the lowest rates. o2S-4plm 185 G. F. FOSTER, 1«9« BOOK BINDER. PAPER RULER AND BLANK X> Book Manufacturer, No. 319 J street, between Third and Fourth. Saciamento. o2(Mptf _ W. K. KSHiHTS, /CORNER OF FRONT AND L STREETS \j Highest price for Hides, Sheep Pelts and Tallow. Supplies Butchers with Salt, Paper, latest mproved Sausage Machines, Stuffers, Lard Presses Etc Prompt cash returns made for all consiifn- menta. 0 18 J CAM.3. i i •J. CEOLY. CABLE A CKOLV, /^ONTRACTORa AND BUILDER 3, ARE PRE- \j pared to do all kiuds of work in their me, in city or country. Princinal place of business, Sacra- mento. Shop, 82 Second street, between X and L. Post-office Box, 410, Sacramento. 018 4ptf JILIIS STKITZ. OUCCESSOR TO FOX STRUTZ, IMPORTER and Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors, and Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors, No. 41 J street, Sacramento. Sole agent for A. Hupfel's Sons' New York Beer. oU-4>»lm G. V.. DIXOX, Jtl. P., SURGEON AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Otfice and residence, on Eighth street, between H and I. Office hours-S to 9A. v., and 12 to 2, and 6 to 8 P. m. Diseases of the Eye and Ear a specialty. 00-4p2in T. B. McFAKLAND, ATTORNEY AT LAW— OFFICE, SOUTHWEST corner of J and Fourth streets. Residence, H Btreet. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. 09-4p* DX. INDEBIIILL. WE ARE PLEASED TO SEE HE HAS MADE Catarrh his «pecialty. His great success in the radical cure of this very prevalent complaint is owing to the fact that bis specific heals the diseased without any pain the patient is made better at once. Consultations Free. Office, No. 1018 J street, Sacramento. 07-4plm* J. A. Ct'.VXIXCIIAM. SACRAMENTO BOILER AND IRON WORKS, I street, between Front and Second, Sacra- mento. Manufacturer of Steam Boilers, Sheet lion Work, etc. Also, all kinds of Repairing. Chang ng Portable Boilers from Wood to Straw Burners a Specialty. 06-4ptf Elwood Brcker, -1 A. J. Bri-ner. Residence, S. E. corner I Residence at office. Thirteenth and P sts. BRL'.\F.R A M.X, A TTORNEYS-ATLAW AND NOTARIES TUB- J\_ lie, will practice in all the Courts. Special at- tention paid to Probate business. Office in Bryte's Building, southwest corner of Seventh and J streets. 02-tf W)l. ELLEKY BRICGS. .11. D., OCULIST, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOR Diseases of the Throat. Office, »29J J street, comer of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento, Cal. Hours— to 12 A. M.; 1 to 4 P. M Sundays— 9:30 to 11 a. M.; Ito4p. m. 01-tf HISS L. J. KELLOGG. M. D., TTOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN— AND Jfl residence, Nathan building, comer of Seventh »nd I streets. Omco hours, 8:S0 a m., 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 r. M a3O-4plm DB. HATC.'J., OFFICE 84 J STREET.— HOURS:' 9 A. M. and 12:3 C to 2 p. K. 529-tf I»R. WALLACE A. RRIGGS HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESl- dence to Dr. G. L. Simmons' Building, J Btreet, between Second and Third. Office hours: 8 to 9A. M., 11 A. M. to 2p. M.. and 6 to BP. v. s!2-tf GROVE L. JODXBON, ATTORNEY AT OFFICE, FIFTH ST., bctwe«n I and J. Residence, No. 207 I street, between Seventh and Eighth. 810-4olm REMOVAL. DR. NIXON HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO M street, between Ninth aid Tenth Btreets, No. 913. Will visit Railroad Hospital at 9:30 A. M. daily. s9-tt CREED lIAT.UOXD, A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, J\ Office In Quinn's new building, corner of Fourth and J strects(up stairs), Sacramento. s6-4p REMOVED. CHARLES T. JONES AND ED. M. MARTIN, Atterneyg-at-Law and Notaries Public, have remsved their office to No. 607 I Btreet, between Sixth and Seventh. Ju24-4plm W. A. HI'GHSON, M. D., HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office, southwest cornet of Seventh and J streets in Bry-e's new building, tip stairs. Resi dence, southeast corner of Seventh and N street*, Sacramento. Office hours Ito 3 and 6toBP. a. au2s-4plm E. L. BILMXGS A CO., TMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS J_ in Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. Agents tor Dr. Jaffo's Celebrated Cinchona Bitters also, agents for Litton Springs Seltzer Water, Sonoma county, California. No. 11l X street, between Fourth and Fifth. au2s-4plm H. r. HOOT. ALKX. NBILSOM. 1. DKIBCOL. ROOT, NEILSON A CO., UNION FOUNDRY— IRON AND BRASS Founders and Machinists, Front street, be- tween N and O. Castings and Machinery of every description made to order. ]u24-4plm JAMES McGCIRE, TIiTANUFACTURER OF IRON DOORS, SHUT- Jjfi ters. Railings, Gratings, Houso-worU and Blacksmithingin general, No. 148 X Btreet, between Fifth and Sixth Second-nand Doors ior sale au22-4ptf CAPITAL ALE VAt'LTS, NO. 302 J, AND 1005 THIRD STREETS not Lunch daily from 11 A. M. to 1 o'clock p. M. The Best of Wines, Liquors and Ciirars. jyl3-4plm BOWEItS LONG ABAUOH. jfei-Sfis 11. H. jicwilliams. HOPE IRON WORKS, FRONT STREET, BE- tween I and J. Machinery of all kinds made to order and repaired. Sole manufacturer of Car- lisle's Patent. Derricks. Lawn Mowers Repaired. For gale, a 25-horse stationary engine and biiler, complete."— anl4-tptf _; x. g. SOLON HOLL. 1 TTORNEY AND COUN'SELOR-AT-LAW, j\, CoRXRit S«TU and I Strjsets, SACKAMKNTO, Cal. jy3o-4plm DR. G. L. SIMMONS. ■T^O. 212 J STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND X^i Third, Sacramento. f9»o 10 A.8.) tST Office Hoars:'! 2to4r. M. ap29-4ptf 7 to 8 p. H. J SEAL ESTATE ISSURAJJOE. W. P. COLEMAN, ■OEAL TATE SALESROOM, 89 i' STREET Real Estate BooEht A Sold on Commission. Agent for the LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE, FIREMAN'S FUND OF SAN FRANCISCO FIRE COMPANIES.— AIso the ■■■,'^ii: N.Y. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. s3O-4pln UNION TNSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO Fire and Marine. CAPITAL, fully paid 9750,000 Losses promptly adjusted and paid in gold coin. OADWALADER PARSONS, General Agents Sacramento Dlv"n, No. 61 J street aul3-4ptf THB WOHDBR OF THE WORLD 'tar GOOD NEWS FOR ALL PROFESSOR HERMAN'S World-Reno wneal VERMIN DESTROYER WUICH IS R2COVTC TP BK Far Superior to Anything Yet DlMOTered for Klllinz Rats, I Mice, Insects >on Poultry, A NTS, BUGS, COCKROACHFS, BLACK J\_ Beetles, Fleas on Dogs, Blight and Insect* on Plants, Moth in Furs, Tick or Scab on Sheep or Goats also, on Cattle, etc. t& This preparation has been applied with great success against the Insects that attack the Coffee Plants, and would doubtless be equally efflcaciou* with the Tea Plants. SOLD IN PACKETS: At 25e per packet; or Six Packets, 91 25. *y This Powder is warranted free from all bad imell, and will keep in any climate.- It may be spread anywhere without risk, as it is quite harm- lew to Cats or Dogs, ss they will not eat it. Directions for use on each packet. Manufactory: GRAVEL LANE, j Houndsditch, City sf London, England. ■**■-.'■,._ -_--_ t2T The above discovery has gained for PROF. HERMAN a Silver Prize Medal at the Inter-Colonial Exhibition of Victoria, Australia, of 1868, beside* numerous Testimonials. Ki'ior Sole Agents H. C. KIRK CO., J street, Sacramento. an7-4p3m The Pioneer BOX FACTOR! StUl Ahead of all Competitor ja O O Kxa 4eb BOX corsib or Front nnd M 5treet».............8acraiae»10 02-4r.tf Sacramento Planing Mill, SASH AND BLIND FACTORY, CORNKB OF Front and 7^ ■SrOTTMTGr 3MC BKT Who are suffering from the effects of youthful follies or indiscretion ido well to avail themselves of this the greatest boon ever laid at tho door of suffering humanity. IM. SPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit HOO for every case of Seminal Weakness or private disease e-I any kind or character which he undertakes and fails to cure. 3MCXX>X>X.Z:-^l. XVEESDKT. There are many at the ago of thirty to sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the bladder, often accompanied by a slight smarting or burning sensation and a weakening of the system in a manner the patient cannot account for. On examining the urinary deposits a ropy sediment will often be found, and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear, or the color will be of a milkish hue, again changing to a dark and torpid appearance. There are inauy men who die of this difficulty, ignorant of the cause, which is the second stage of semina' weakness. Dr. S. will guarantee a perfect cure in all such cases, and a healthy restoration of the genito-urinary organs. 070 -ocjECEa I.£.I»IES. Statistics prove that a great many women are afflicted with diseases peculiar to their sex. DP. SPINNEY, having spent many years in the study of Female Complaints, feels competent to treat them in their most malignant forms, «nd would therefore cordially invite all who are suffering to come and try his method of cure, which has relieved thousands and saved many from a premature grave. eg- CONSULTATIONS FREE. Thorough Examination and Advice, 93, Office nours— lo A. M. to 4 p. m. Evenings, Gto 8 Sundays, from 11 A. v. to 1 P. M. Call or address DR. SPINNEY A CO.-, No. 415} ft street, Sacramento. s6-4ptf LEGAL NOTICES. PROBATE NOTICE. CJTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA- J5 Diento. In the Superior Court, in the matter of the Estate of ELIZA OLSEN, deceased.— Upon reading aud filing the petition of ANN OLSEN, Executrix of the last will and testament of said deceased, and it duly appearing therefrom that it is necessary to sell certain real estate in said petition set forth, and described as follows, to wit A strip of hnd, 70 feet by CO feet, on the northeast corner of Sixth and X streeU. in the city of Sacramento, county of Sacramento, and State of California, being i»rt of Lot 8, in the Block of said city bounded by J and X, and Sixth and Seventh streets. It is therefore ordered that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased be and appear before this Court, at the Court-room of eaid Court, at the city of Sacramento, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1880, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. m., and show cause, if any they may, why the prayer of said petition should not be granted, and an order made directing the Executrix to sell the real estate abovedescribed. It is ordered that a copy of this order he published in the Sacrahemo Record-Usion, for four succes- sive weeks. Dated October 19, 18b0. ROBT. C. CLARK, Superior Judge. [seal.] A true copy. Attest: T. H. BEKKEY, Clerk. Freeman Bates. Attorneys. 021-4w SUMMONS. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC- ramento ss. In the Superior Court, in and for said county. The People of the State of Cali- fornia to J. P. TUCK, greeting: You are hereby notified that an action was commenced in the Superior Court of the county of Sacramento, State aforesaid, by the filing a complaint in the clerks office, of said Court, on the 23d day of OCTOBER, IbSO, in which action S. N. TUCK is plaintiff, and you are defendant. That the general nature of the action as appears from sad complaint, is as follows To' obtain a decree of this Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant, on the alleged ground of the willful desertion of plaintiff by said de- fendant, and his failure to provide for her the common necessaries of life: also for general relief. Ani you are hereby directed to appear and answer said complaint within ten days from the service of this writ, exclusive of the day of service, if served on you in said county of Sacramento and within thirtj daya, exclusive of the day of service, if served elsewhere and you are further notified that unless you so appear and answer within the time above specified, the plaintiff will apply to tha Court for the relief demanded therein. In testimony whereof, I, Thos. H. Bcrkcy, Clerk of the Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court, this 23d day of OCTOBER, A. D. IS^O. [SEAL.J THOS. 11. BERKEY, Clerk. By J. H. Parxkll, Deputy Clerk. L. S. Tatlor, Plaintiff's Attorney. o-J5-4plaw2inM SUMMONS. CJTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC- i^ ramento— ss. In the Superior Court. The People of the State of California, to Vv'M. TAAFFE, THOS. MCCAHILL, D. A. MAOEHAN, THOS. MASTERSO.V, P. A. MURPHY, greeting You are hereby summoned to answer the c implaint of M. li. ODELL, in said Court filed againit you, within ten days from the service of this v-rit, exclusive of the day of service, if served on you in this county if served out of this county, but within this di-'rii-:, within twenty days but if served on you without said district, then in forty days from such service, ex- clusive of the day of service, in an action commenced on the 2il day of MARCH, IsSO, in sail Court. Said act ion is broiigi t to obtiin a decree of this Court requiring defendants to set forth the nature of their several claims in and to that certain pfere «r parsel of land situate in the County of Sacramento, State of California, described as follows, viz Com- mencing at the int rsect on of X and Thirtieth streets on the south line of X street, and ruining thence easterly on the south line of said X street, to the west line of Thirty first street, theuce south along Baid west line of Thirty-first street to V street, thence wesl along the north line of V street to Thirtieth street, thence north to the place of be- ginning as laid down on the official map of the City of Sacramento. That all adverse claims of the said defendants be determined liy the Court, and that it be declared and adjudged that the defend- ants or either of them have no estate or interest in or to said premises, and that the defendants and each of them be forever debarred from asserting any claim in or to said p cmiscs adverse to plaintiff, anil also for general relief all of which is fully stated in the complaint on file herein, to which ref- erence is hereby made, and for cause of action plait'tiff alleges that he is the owner of and in pos- session of said premises, and that said defendants have no right or title thereto and you are further notified, that if you fail to answer 'he complaint as directed, plaintiff will take default against you and apply to the Court for judgment for the rolief prayed for therein. In testimony whereof, I, Tlioa. H. Berkey, Clerk of th» Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court, at office in the City ef Sacramento, this 22d day of MARCH. A. D. 1830. [sk*l.] THOS. H. BERKEY, Clerk. By J. H. Parxkll, Deputy Cleii. L. S. Tatlor, Attorney for Plaintiff. 66 lawanM SUMMONS. OJTATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF SACRA- j^ mento— ss. In the Superior Court. The People of the State of California, to WILLIAM TAAFFE, THOMAS McCAHILL, D. A. MAQEUAN and THOMAS MASTERSOS', greeting: You are hereby summoned to answer the comphint of M. M. ODELL, in said Court filed against you, within ten days from the service of this writ, exclusive cf the day of service, if served I n you in this county if served out of this county, but within this district, i within twenty days but if served on yru without said district, then in forty days from such service, exclusive of the day of service, in an action com- menced on the 22d day of MARCH, ISSO, in said Court. Said action is brought to obtain a decree of this Court, requ'ring defendants U- set forth the nature of their several claims in and to that certain piece and parcel of land, situate in the city of Sacra- mtnto, county of Sacramento, Mate of California, described as follows, viz. Commencing at the inter- section of H" and Twenty-ninth streeU, on tbe south line of W Btreet, and running east along tbe south line of said W street, to the wcßt line of Thirty- first street thence south along said west line to X street thence west along the north line of X street to Twenty ninth street; thence mirth to the place of beginning. That all adverse claims of the said defendants be determined by the Court, and that it be declared and ail judged that I the defendants, or either of them, have no estate or interest in or to said premises, and that the defendaits'and "ach of them be forever debarred I from asserting any claim in or to said premises adverse V) plaintiff. al« for general relief and for cause of action plaintiff alleges that he 's the owner and in possession of said premises, and that said i defendants have no right or title thereto; ail of which is fully suttd in the complaint on file herein, to which reference is hereby made. And you are hereby notified, that if you fail to answer the com- plaint a? directed, plaintiff will take default against you and apply H the Court for judgment fir the relief prayed for therein. In testimony whtreof, I, Tliomae H. Berkey, Clerk of the Court af'iiesaid, do hereunto Eet my hand and affix the seal of said Court, at office in the City of Sacramento, this 22d day of MARCH, A. D. 1880. ISEAL.I THOMAS H. BERKEV, Clerk. By J. H. Parsell, Deputy Clerk. L. S, Tatlor, Attorney for Plaintiff. »'J-law2uiM CABBIAGES, HAENESS, ETC, /JffiS&\ PIONEER i^^j\ Saddle and Harness ¥*W Wok FACTORY. A. S. K.OTU Ij k WM/^K So Cl 9 X slr€eti I "J-Ib Next to G ijeH EiMtie iiotd I 3^^x^fl Manufacturer, Importer, gigH B&StPJZgJ and Dealer. A full stock on feSi Mm&*SSe I .i.inl of everything in the Vjßj _J*mtSl^F business, at Keduced Prices. >3|?«S£|§fcp}' fine Harness and Side Saddles offered for cash, at one-half from former prices. Patent Copper-Riveted Collars a Bpecialty— never break or give way at the rim. 86-lrn A. A. VAN VOORHIKS. K. BTOKB Q|___R. STONE CO.,^ Uanuf actarers. Importers and Wholesale Dealers lc SADDLES, HAEItiSSS, SADDLERY UARDITARE, I.I.VTISFK. SHOE FINDINGS, CAP.RIAGE TRIMMINGS, Carriage Robes, Horse Clothing, Collars, Whips, Saddlers' ar.d Shoemakers' Tools, etc. NO. 520 J STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH. SACRAMENTO. s4-4plm PIKE YOUNG, CARRIAGE MANUFACTUR- ___»,_, \^j ers, corner of Fourth and -■*3*f*Trj{yv L streets, Sacramento, have on w^Sajfe^'SS^v*. i-.k! the largest assortment of vtv^Vtuy '^r- Sarriftges, V.'agous and Buggies to bo found In Sacra mnnto which i/nev will «ell at very low rcitea. aul3»p FUBHITUBE, BEDDmQ. ETC W. D. COMSTOCK, CORNER FIFTH AND X STREETS. Q FURNITURE BEDDING, WHOLESALF. AND RETAIL. 028-4plm JOHN A. WILSON, IMPORTER, MANUFACTURERj«_ >g^___ and Dealer in FINE BEDDING, 2©^t- No. 11l J street, bet. Fourth and Fifth £*T A New and Complete Stock at Reduced Pric Country orders promptly attended to. 01-4plm FURNITURE, VAN HEUSEN HUNTOON'S NO. 713 J STREETS Prices alway the Lowest and the Best Assortment. an2l-tf _^^_ _ MABKETS. CHRIS. WEISEL CO. Nog. 218 and 830 *Ii street, Near Eichtl. "OUTCHERS AND POHK PACKERS, jtfrra Jijf Choice Hams. Bacon, Lard, Mess'K^6« tf I'ork, Clear Pork, Pigs' Feet, Spare Ribs, Jsdsfes at lowest market price. Highest price paid fr grain-fed H »ga. o!3-4ntf Jjfl, Li ye L^c^^ra LONGTON ANTHONY, I Corner Finh and X 111 I ell VXTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN YY Knfl. Escs, Cheese. Fralt. Flsli, I'onllry, nentn. «ame, anil Market Fi-'.ducc. Country orderß a specialty. 09-lm PIONEER LIVERY STABLE. I. D. 5CR1TER............. Proprieto H\CKS ON CALL AT ant hour f^. _. Jti day or uij.'ht. Coupes, Phaetons, VR Eockaways, Barouches, Buggies, with theSLS! bestroadsters to be found in any livery stable on tht coa£t for hire. Horses kept in livery at reasonable Stables on Fourth street, between I and s£iV: i. s6-«ntf SUMMONS. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC- ramento ss. In the Superior Court in and for said county. The People of the State of Cali- fornia to CnARLES STINCEN, greeting: You are hereby notified that an action was commenced in the Superior Court of tht county of Sacramento, State aforesaid, by the filing of a complaint in the Clerk's office of said Court on the 27th day of AUGUST, 1880, in which tion 11. -G." SMITH is plaintiff, and you are defendaut. That the genera! nature of the action, as appears from said eumplaiut, is as follows That plaintiff claims to be the owner of the east half of Lot No. 6, in the block or square between L and M streets, and Third and Fourth street?, in the city of Sacramento, county of Sacra- mento, and State of California, a? described on the plan or plat of said city that CHARLES STINCEN, defendant in said complaint n«meWV daiion Tn«in io ilarj-sviHo, E*i E.uS aad Redding. T>AA A. (Uaily)— Overland, Emjirrant, ttW rreisht and Accommodation Train. iy.«A A. Jl.— — Pacific t «/%W a d Benicia, for San Fraac-aco. Conacc— (Sundays exceptcd) at Davis with Ac-3tea_er for San Francisco, toucl.ir.g at all vay port* oa the Sacramento river. 1| .ft- A. M.-(Daily)-Local Paswngor Train litUt) for Stockton, Tracy, Livennore, Nilea, Oakland and Son Franc sw. ConnecM at Gait for lone, and it XiTca for San lOti A P. M.— (Sundays excepted^Local P*s- .'vtlU senger Train for Davis, Benic— and San Francisco. Connects at Suisun for Vallcjo :-l and (via Napa Junction) for Cali3tOKX 1 0.QA I M.— (Sundays exeepted)— 1/%«OW Train for Davis and Woodland. Con- nects at Woodland for WC— and Willows. O.IA P. (D-dly) -Atla!;tic Express for Col. *tlv fax, Reno (Carson and Vlr™in;i), Battlt Mountain (Austin), Palieado (-areka), Oedeu, Omaha and East. OtltA P. M.-(Daily)-Ore(ron Express for A>,Aflf Mansville, Chico, Red Bluff and Redding (stages for Poitland, Orejf.n). O«QA P. (Sunda.s exccpted>— Local Ac- littOV commodatiou Train to I_thro?. Conn».-ct« with the Arizona Exprtss for Merced, lladera (Yosemite and Bitr TieesX Visalia, Sumncr, Mojave, Newhall (San Buer.a- ventura and Sauta Barbara), Los An- geles, Santa Monica. W lininpton, &ant» Ana (San Diearo), Colfon and Yuais (Col- ora-i.i river steamers), connecting diroct with daily trains of the Southern Pacific Railroad of Arizona for Maricopa (stajre* UK PhoenU and P«ecott),.Casa Grande (stazea for Florence), Tucson, Benson for Tombstone), Wil'cox and Lords- burgh, 1,138 milos from San Fraudaco (stages for New Mexico). J Sleopi sr cars between Oakland, Los Angeles, Yuma >W. and Benson. 3,KA P. M.— (Uaily)- Local Passoufjer Train •tIW for Davis, Benicia and San Francisco. X»'i(% p (Daily)— Westward Emlarant OtOV Train, via Davis and Benicia, for San Fr&H- -1 Cisco. T,-| B» P. M.— (Sundays excepted)— Pa»scn?cr 1(1 Train to Davis, Woodland r.r.J Kckht'i Landinir. 6iRA P> M.— (Sundays excepteu)— Virgin— O.UV City Express for Auburn, Colfax, Iruckee, "."Z'l ai d Ueno. Conncctc with ViriTrli and Truckee Knil.-o. d for Carson and Vii^lnla. Sleeping Car from Sacr-imebi-u to CarsoD. A. N. TOWNE General Supcrintendei t T. H GOODMAN Gen'l Pass'r and Tit^et Agett ja9-4ptf CHANGE OF TIME. Sacramento Placerviiie Hailroaa. On and after Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1579, nSTIL ruRTDKE soticb, Trains will run as follows, dally, except Sundays Leiivo Sacramento for Folsom, Latroba and Shinglo Springs 7:0(1 A. M. Leave Sacramento for Folsom 4:00 P.M. Leave Shingle Springs for Latrobe, Fol- som and Sacramento 10:35 A. It. Leave Latrobe for Folsom aud Sacra- mento.: 11:19 A._. Leave Folsom for Sacramento 7:00 A.M. Leave Foleom for Sacramento 12:20 P. M. ,17.tf J. B. WRIGHT, Sup't. FOR PORTLAHD" AND ASTOSIA, OKSGOSI. j,^^ THE ORECON RAILWAY AND COMI'ANY AND ■^««&jr Wines, Cigaiß, Etc. J. BO BAN, Prop. oH-4plm CAPITAL OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE, f% Third Street, *et. J anu X, J Opposite Record-Uxion Ofucx. 0;^_l^ Xu^it anil Day. Private Rooms for Families. os-4|>lm CAURAQHAR CO., Pronri;t..rs._ RAILROAD HOUSE, FRONT STREET, No. 81, BETWEEN X AND L, t} Sacramento.— Meals, 25 ccuts ;E- da, 2o ce:it«. Board and Lodging at low rates per weclc and month. J. R. JOHNSTON, Propri-'tur. 01 -4plm TONEY'S S~~\ OrSTER CHOP KCU3H, V^jJ. *J Nos. Tl and 7B J Sta-nr, >S_*' Between Third and Fourth. tti_*"* Newly refitted. Private Rooaa for F&milia*. Eastern and CaKornla OYSTEBS in every s;yl«. _ s;-jplm ARCADE HOTEL QECONn STREET, BETT/EEN J AND X, 3AO. 0 rrunento. jn-24-tf THO3. OUPfIAS, Pro-j-nor. MECHANICS' BXOHANI DEUTSCHES GABTUATJS, NOS. IS, 20 AST>2» I street, between Front and Xc x:-\ I cr»- mento. Sleal.l, Vi rents; Keil.i. 35 fv Ji-.2-tt jacob somop, iToprijt-Jr. GrBOCEBIES, LJOUORB, EIU P. H. RUSSELL, J STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIOHTn. Q* tnOICi: GBOCERIES, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR LOWEST IIARKEr PRICE 3. Ordrrx prnniplly tilled and the Cnoili >lil|>|X(l by rail or steamer free of v.harge. Address P. O. liox 6'j.t. Sucriueato. 020-lin SCHLITZ'S CKLRBRATRD— MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER, Also BOCA BEKIt, Oil DRAUGHT, AT CCI'IILKR'S SALOON, M). Bti J STKI 1 T. 09-lm CHAB. \V. RAPP CO., n EeCEBS, 189 1 ST. BET. FIITO ft SI2TH, ■aersmento. 1 A aew stock of American, Freaoh and Kn»-iSsh Oroceriea. Algo, a large assormcct of the finest Japan Teas an«-4plia WILCOX, POWERS CO., Importers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers, NO. X -IHII!. SACRAMENTO CA v anl9-4ptf REMOVED. Z-_3X«r_3_=C BKOS-, \k M IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DKALKRS One Erandioe Wines and Kentnclty f s. Agents of the real Chris. Schroedtr's Nordhaeuser Whisky, and of the genaine Imported Culmbacher Beer. From Fourth street, to V>. lIH Mreet, l>et. Front and Second. m acr,n,e.te. l\3O-4Plm ii^^n MAROUS O. HAWLEY c 0..0 Hardware and AKrleultaral Implements, SAN FRANCISCO AnJ Kos. 43, 45 and 47 J street. 3acnuncnto s3-4plm -r. 1 vij. FRANK CLARKi x7xarx>zi3EC _7__.3_C___?& Ho. jjll Fourth tt., bet. Jf aad H. Always a complete itoek la itor«.. fi^ilUj orders restive prbrrpt att«T>tioa. .Qlttlt A. J; VERMILYA /^OTJNTY CORONER AND UNDERTAKES \j i No 103 J s'.rect, between Fourth and Fifth. Always on band a large assortment of Metallic and Wooden Caskets, Burial Cases and Coffins. Shrondi fomishad and Funeral Wreaths l*reserv a. country orderg will receive prompt attention on snort now »ndatiow rates. 4£agfgS&B@g2M"' 011-tplm v