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4 SACRAIVEEyTO BATLT BECOBP-FyTOX. SATTJBBAT. NOVEMBER 10, 1894. SUPERIOR COURT. Department FaiDAY, November 9th.

.1. N. Payne vs. His irdered tuat Insolvent be discharged from his debts. Matthew Kainey vh.

His Crodi Heisen appi iuted assignee; bond, $500. J. W. Ham bo vs. His 1 one week.

Connor Toland vs. Their account ol assignee approved. Isador Schad vs. Henrietta Continued one week. John vs.

His one week. I. s. Eusurbroofc vs. B.

sustained; pluiutitr allowed fifteen days to amend complaint; notice waived. Department Xwa-Jolnison, FiUDAV, November Kstate of George M. Parker, granted to Mrs. Martha A. Parker: bond, appraisers, John A.

Jr. and I K. Alexander. Notice to creditors in Rkcokd-Oniox. Ksiate of Karl L.

Heinicke, sale of personal property: D. j. Simmons allowed $7 50 lor services as auctioneer. Estate of Kyron MeCreary. Tallin of administration granted Mo Creary; bond, Sso.OOO; appraisers, C.

11. Dillman, R. A. Blair and s. Smith.

Estate of 'Maries McCreary, of will denied. Kstate of Alexander Scroggs, Continued to December sth. Estate of Ne4ly A. Barnes, of distribution granted. Estate of H.

Cantrell, admitted to probate; letters testamentary granted C. 11. OantreU, without bunds- appraisers, Alfred Randolph, J. m. Short'and Livy 8.

Kstate of J. H. Carroll, oonfirmtag sale of real estate heretolore made set, asi''e. Ksiate of 11. If.

Bernard, cue week. Kst.te of W. M. Tracy, two weeks. Estate ot John R.

Gilliland, Continued two weeks. Ksiate of Thomas 11. Taverner, Petition to sell personal property granted. People ex rel E. P.

Colgan J. N. K. SOD el to 23d. Anna 1..

Oiilds vs. Catherine to Deoeaber sth. Patrick Hai.y vk. Hndget that receiver be appointed. People vs.

lleclannition District No. 18.) ft aud taken under nt Lacy Coyle vs. J. H. onewee k.

Rudolph Witteubroek vs. C. C. Ross et Coiitinued one weak. Lucy Griiliy vs.

Southern Pacific Company Demurrer argued, submitted and taken under advisement. Oak Park Concert. Following is the programme of music for the concert to be given at the Oak Park concert to-morrow at v. m. sharp by tho Artillery Band, C.

A. Xeale, director: Match, "Iho ilolie J. Sou'h overture, "TheMght Wund.rer''... V. Sioakau KeolttrtiOli ana uria, "lioliemiuu (iirl" "Alwma- Padow Grand selection, lantasia, -In Clock CL J.

Orth of the opening ol the store intut: niorniug; sounds the various clocks, chimes, cu-Uoos, bells, fto. Overture, "Light Cavalry" f. yon BttSD Waltz. "Die llydroi.yitcn" Gouff I enlng Soug" ri i belt oiiou, 'uraua UMMert Medley" Downing Alrican march, Cake Walii" Bonnet RUBBISH BURNING. How Citizens Violate tho Ordinance and Expect Immunity.

The burning of leaves and rubbish during tho afternoon, in violation of the ordinance, has become a perfect nuisance and the expression of indignation from sufferers is loud and emphatic against those who so wantonly disregard the health of the community and the comfort of their neighbors, to say nothing of the risk of being hauled up in tho Police Court some tine morning to answer lor it. The police have as yet made no arrests, having contented themselves with warning people and compelling them to put out the tires, but there is so much complaint that more vigorous measures are to be taken. Urew, in conversation with a KkcoitD-Union reporter yesterday, gave some instances ol how somo who no doubt think they are estimable citizens, presume 011 their wealth, position or personal friendship with him and expect immunity. i One prominent lady to whom he went the aiteruoou before demurred to putting out the lire, and when he insisted on i compliance with his orders, she said it was an outrageous ordinance and an imposition, lie reolied that he did not make it, but should enforce it, and if she aid not like it she must get it repealed. A well-known citizen, presuming on his acquaintance, built a large fire to burn up some brush and green weeds, and refused to put it out when remonstrated.

"They told mo about it wnen 1 came home," said the Chief, and 1 told ihom 1 wished 1 had happened along about that time. He would have put out that lire very quickly or i would have takou him to the station, lrieud or no fneud. People have no business to try to take advantage that way." "Yes," said an oflicer who was sitting by; "that is the way they treat the police when they are told to extinguish the lires. I told a lady yesterday that she must put out the rire, and she said, 'You will have to see the doctor about I I told her that the lire must be put out mediately, and ihat if I had to see the doctor about it, I arrest him. Sho I doesn't like me any more, and that is the way it goes." If one or two of those who thus presume upon their position are arrested and lined, as poorer people would bo, it would probably deter others from following their example, and atl'ord exemption to iuvalids and others from a practice which is a menace to the health of the community.

It remains to bo seen if it will be done. ATTEMPTED TRAIN-WRECK. of tho Misureimts Captured and iti Custody. A dastardly attempt at train-wrecking was made yesterday morniug at supposed to bo by two boy-tramps who wore put oil' a train there. A coupling-link which was brokon in two was placed on the track just outside the yard, iv such a position that, had it not been fortunately discovered, would have wrecked the first traiu passing.

A reputable farmer, Will Childa, discovered the link, and, removing it, notified the authorities. Shoriff Wyckoll arrested two men, but as they did not answer the description given ho released them. Later in the day another fellow was arrested and taken to Woodland. It is thought that he is one of the miscreants. Later advk-es that the young man, or rather hu is only 14 years old, iind gives his name as wucaptured near Putah Creek.

When found tho obstruction on tho track the two hahes of the link were so lixed that the tiHin could not knock it oil, and wreck would lave inevitably resulted. JIo noticed two young men hitting not im- away, ami described them to Sheriff Wyckotf. tho local train which passes at would soon have bei-n along, and C'hilds' discovery was a most iortunatu one lor all concerned. Young Millar, when rirst arrested, riiou all knowledge of tho attempted crime, but finally broke down and con(eesed that he was with an older boy, whose name he does not know, but who. ho thought, lived in and who lixed the link on the track.

He says it was only done for fun. When ho was searched at the jail a skeleton key was louud in his pocket. Anctlou Sale. On Tuesday next Bell Co. will sell at auction at 420 street the entire bankrupt stock of the hardware and crockery store of F.

A. (iains A Co. of The sale will commence at a. as they are determined to close out tho entire stock Hiring the sale. Goods will bo oli'ered in lots to suit purchasers.

Ueeovereil His Watch. An old man named Mcl-'adden complained to the police last night that somebody had robbed him of a cold watch. The timepiece was afterward recovered in down-town 6aioon, where the proprietor claimed McL-'addeu put it up for drinks. The Liberty Pole, Work is rapidly going on toward the erection of the liberty pole at the Plaza. A large crowd was gathered about the men who were shaping the pole yesterday and breaking ground whereit will set.

The Sold. Among the transfers of property rej corded yesterday is that of the Evening Times, with all the type, eta, belonging Ito it, to Jacob Ileintz, L. M. ough and Meyer. CoiioxAuoWATKK.McMorry sole agent.

Groceries and provisions, 531 VOTE IN THE GOVERNOR. VOTE IN 1894. VOTE IN 1892. Governor. Counties.

I SffiSEE 2.11! 6.J 55 4,063 2,180 2 109 51 i'mq feffl v-- RSSS-V; 21 2-001 G45 191 20 544 1120 Contra Costa 30 3,138 1,031 Sg 2 SEE 3 JS 17 265 16 403 227 117 11 "I I 4 Hi ann 17 2,210 1,186 946 59 S2 1 Maniwsa 15 013 404 5 7 70 2 '9' 1- 1,961 782 12, 14 470! 424 Jjoaoc. 16 405 5 l( )y 2 i JS gg a J' 'S 6 503 3'm 1" 27" WW 1 792 Kan i sas 1998 31 '169 I a 4H HS 211 58 3 'llo 5 12 48 SunVi, 37 "'706 J.l'-1 99" 1 1307 hanMabo J7 2,159 1,088 1 32 1183 CuW 2 ds See you 42 1,493 1,603 109 11 659 489 80 4,879 2,403 2.170 213 So 2,257 'A2ll a- 52 3,447 297 52 3 301 IWIB 883 2 542 58 19 734 W4i KO 'J i 45 71C 705 'IVitfu 170 31 S6O 849! 528 ty 495 458 19 7 3M 212 SO 49 4M 2,150 1.0.52 S9 1.103 1,297 27 918 22 478 853 90 Urn ffl 2 1,2831 937 415 1,270 962 486 3,308 1,372 1,711 25 1,.,12 413 22 2,380 1,202 57J 21 Xl 2,274 270,511 25,276 1.997 102,826 4H Badd's plurality, 778. VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN. l-utest Returns From the Seven Districts, With a Comparison of the Vote Two Years Aero. The following tables show the returns for Congressmen in the seven districts of the State, so far as counted, together with the vote cast two years ago: First Congressional District.

Vote in 1892. Vote in 1894. IE si 1 COTKTim up NSill II lljj DelNorte 8 125 8 216 219 239 Humboldt 00 1,332 3,050 50 1,240 1,825 1,165 22 608 550 i 18 309 247 212 17 795 502 514 171 Meudocino 50: 1,385 2,510 22 759 580 483 Modoc 16i 251 527 1 32 28 25 1,337 1,436 17 1,232 900 120 J'iumns 17 604 570 17 531 376 209 47 1,007 42 1,025 717 1,079 s'erra 24 097 540' 8 313 185 66 42 1,339 1,599 2 27s Sonoma 52 2,0 i 2 3,937 52 3.077 fend) 703 Tehiiina. 31 02: 1,179 31 77' 841 459 22 432 481 2 101 121 23 Totals-. 13,12: 19.208J 288 10,153 Second Couarressional District.

3 i Vote in 1592. Vote in 1894. i i i i rS If to IS Alpine 5 60 15 5 73 13: Amador 211 920 21 893 1,180 Butte 55 1.77 1 1.722 1,401 S2G Caiaveras 30 1,079 5 310 70 El Uorado 36 884 34 859 Sl7 588 lnyo 17 :520 813 10 439 2551 100 Jlariposa 15 313 545 2 2 1 18 12 aiono 7 236 225 2 99 51! 23 Nevada 42 2,134 41 1,417 1,428 1 231 I'lacn-r 49 1,424 1,370 37 842 658 66 3,7501 3,811 6:5 2,205 1,960 SanJoaquin 2,6161 47 2.875 2,300 1,403 Butter 17 593 021 7 329 5b Tuoiumne 27 665 1,004 19 501 620 Yuba 22 838 1,095 21 925 939 '358 Totals- 457 16.781 20.741 309 16.147J 12,045 7,353 Third Congressional District. Vote in 1892. JS.

Vote in 1594. i gg 5 I of II If If 1 Alameda 99 7,327 09 0,594 :) Gohasa 21 60s 1,121 18 477 out ra Costa 30 1,323 Is 663 299 Glenn 17 46S 764 7 210 313 175 jLute 20 447 674 25't Solauo 80 12 917 O7 2 47 0 Yolo 25 981 1,382 22 1,024 1,240 385 Totals 242J 13,103 13.138J 10,558 5,200 Fourth Congressional District. I Vote in 1892. J2 Vote in 1894. g9 gs.

5r Coxtsty. sj ye Zl t.3 I 2 UJL Francisco lsl 13,220 14,997 18l 14.6&6| 379 Fifth District. 1 1 I Vote in 1892. Votk in 1894. Ooums.

1 fi rl 98 I A 55 Ui Itir 1 Jim Francisco (part) 112 9,876 9.068 7,508 5.059 4,392 4,914 Sin Mat-co 17 1,051 17 1,050 440 2031 62 S.inta Clara 71 3,734 3,750 1 .56 3,297 1,016 1,099 Totals 14,660 13,694 1801 11,855 7.751 6,886 6,075 Sixth Congressional District, -J Vote in 1892. Vote in 1894. '2 w- 0 1 i i a 3 I i 117 7.fil6| 0.078 5,271 116111,864 6,894 4,458 Monterey 1,512 4S 1,392 1,068 San Luis Obispo 37 2.05H 36 1.181 932 1,327 Santa Barbara 39 1.3.3 1,884 27 1,430 958 bama Cruz 34 1,571 1,886 22 1,576 902 1.306 Ventura 22 841 691 17 1,137 670 Totals 14.271 10,861 9,815 271118.380 11,449 9.353 Seventh District. VoteinlB92. i Vote in 1894.

If JS cJ Bi ft i I Fresno "2 2 427 63 2,279 1,842 1,967 rn 48 852 1,066 24 983 703 lor Kings. 15 482! 15 705 645 359 Alereed 22 713 14 355 40s Madera 21 545 7 144 101 2G 1-033 22 1-423 i vereide 46 1,745 994 l.s 4 020 021 s2n Vternafdino" si: 2-465 I 51 I'o1 '03 23i vS3 19 82T -'15 49 IB1 1,396 1,640 1,431 Tot-a- 479 16,542 15.644J! 399 16,092 10,349 9,135 RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS. I Latest Returns of the Count Throughout the State. The following tables show the latest re- 1 turns for Railroad Commissioners in the three districts of the State: FIRST DISTKICT. 1 a 2.E "61 COUNTIES.

5 1 pr Alpine 1 Amador 2 'l 8 346 336 1 j.llVte 6i 32 2.JP 2,122 1,136 auvt-ras 30 5 298 210 81 21 18 39'J 916 270 DelNorte 8 8 2iW 158 2M J. Dorado 86 9 2 17 202 146 ii 17 "I 192 Humboldt 60 50 1,487 1,497 1,474 20 4 75 111 ll 22 808 276 lhO 50; 22 1,156 99 942 i Modoc 1 20 35 1" 1,142 79 Nevada 41 240 212 207 49 1,072 845 865 Wunuw 3 7 17 5f 3 44 8 136 i Bacramento ghasta 47 id 250 205 290 21 8 309 Biafctyou 42 12 Bolano 30 12 919 393 nonoma 52 16 788 862 245 uiter 17 7 290 305 61 rehama 31 31 Trinity 22 2 109 -7 21 Yolo 25 22 878 U522 280 Yuba 22 890 980 Total 1 470J 20,192 SECOND DISTRICT. I I S-ff a 1 2. kfi lr i 2 Counties. 6 -g ts I I i Marta 17 8 113 Hi Francisco 298 293 17,469 20,027 4,959 Mateo 17 17 704 548 13S Total 3271 20.9881 5,206 DISI RICT.

13 it 5 3 pa IOS I Counties. a iliij I Al.uneda 99 99 6,137 6,053 Contra Costa 30 1 28 1,448 1,005 Fceano 72 63 1,767 2,086 LBU9 Inyo 16 854 MO Ktrn 4s 254 272 278 Kings 15 15 570 Lofl Angeies 117; 116 10,592 6,208 Madera Ui 7 117 190 106 Muripeoa 15 2 22 21 Merced 22 li 1W 17J 134 Mono 7j 2 109 50 22 Mohterey 43 4:: 900 779 Orange 201 29 1,: 5G7 Riverside 46! 40 1,788 592 JDS is is 479 Sun 51 51 951 Ban Diego 2,490 1, San. Joaquin 48 47 2,702 IJB6O San Luis 37 1,238 974 1,217 Banta Barbara 29 28 1,350 1442 06f Saniii I'lura 71 68 3,075 2,960 2,043 SantaCnu 26 378 Stuiiislaiis 19 689 Tulare 4V 46 1,239 1,489 1,012 Tuoluinne 27 1 18 19 2 i Ventura 2J IT l.ir.i 775 5 1 Total -JW) 81,978126.674. Impure Blood Manifests itself in hot -weather in pimples, boils and other eruptions which disfigure the face and cause great annoyance. The euro is found in Hood's Sa.riiif-f ood's Sarsaparilla whirh makes tin- pure and re- i moves all such urations.

It also gives strength, creates an appetite and invigoratt-s tiie "whole systt m. Hood's. Hood's Pills are prompt and efficient. DRESS AND CLOAXMAKING. MRS.

MAY WALKER, CLOAKMAKINQ of all kinds and tailor-made suits; also evening wraps, I street. MRS. E. BALLOU. FASHIONABLE dressmaker; suits from $3 upward Third street.

FRENCH ACCORDION PLEATING DONE by ekctricity, without injuring goods or color; leaver no gloss, and when pleated looks the same as when cut from the piece. 4t)'j Tenth street. MRS. CHATMAN, DRESS AND CLOAK mater; suits from $5 up. 1223 Seventh WANTED.

VI7ANTKD MB. RICHMOND WISHES A VV situation to lake; care of ji horse or almost any kmd ot work. Leave word at this office. WANJ KD-PARTIES WHO HAVE Ft to dortac laturi' to ieave tttetr street, niimbirs and scription bouses us. Already Inquiry troiu the mtr.oin part oi the state baa come tons.

KIAVIN K. AIjSIP- real est.ito and insurance, 1015 IfOortb street. WOMAN COOK; WAITRESS: bermaid; seconvl girl; live- girls general bouse work. I-STIitET EMPLOY MEM uFMCK. 6261 rtreet.

nr ANTED-BY A NKAT YOUNG GIKL, apoctUoato do ttgbt housework. Addieis tliis otfice. 4 JAPANESE IJOY WANTS A SITUA- tion to do housework or cooking- city or country. T. WhKi, uO3 city.

A Ji JAPAKBSS YOUNG man wants a situation for housework or any kiud of work in city. K. K. JoG street. ni VTTANTED SUITE OF rnonis and tjoard lurinau stud wile; location.

Mto 1, Fifth to Tenth. Address M. tins office. YVTANTED-TWENTY SCHOLARS, rial Imtoeemant tor tea days to learn dress anl cfewk making; also, bastinsr, sewing ami linishing. Dresses, eoata eapea male to order from $5 up.

Fit guaranteed. BO6X 11ATCHELORS', V-IDOWERS' AND others' mending neatly and cheaply done 1 street. OOA TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. N. JL.

DREVV.IUh street. MEN IN EVERY COUNTY to act as private detectives under Instructions, xuerience not necessary; particulars lree. NATIONAL Indianapolis, Inu. YVrANTED TO RKNT-EIGHT ACRES ON VV M-stifet road; will erect any buildings wanted. ST.

L. 408 street. Vy ANTED SECOND-HAND FURNIVV ture, buggies, carts. tc, tor cash or on commission, at U23 street. WOMEN ALWAYS TIRED.

Mrs, Henry Ward Beecher Says She Has Known But Half a Dozen Women Who Were Thoroughly Well I The Routine of Domestic Tasks Overdrains Iheir Nervous Force. "Among all my the number of my acquaintances has necessarily been rather large," says Mrs. lleury Ward Beecher, "I can recall bul half a dozen thoroughly well womeu." So mauy, in order to obtain the reputation of being good housewives, work from moruiug till night, cooking, sweeping and ovorhauliug. "What would the house look like." they ask, "if I were noc constantly lookiug after it?" It would certainly look a erood deal more homelike it" the wife and mother kept her health and spirits instead of growing old and careworn from the struggle with dust and the neglect of their tired, aching nerves, and pale, watery blood that daily becomes more and more badly nourished. It is not tho ht-althy weariness of muscle aud brain, so easily forgotteu after a good night's sleep; but it is the weariness that remains till morning, aud follows one MKS.

K. L. WIN through the day, that should cause anxiety and a desire for prompt relief. When the nerves and the blood have thus become so badly nourished and the strength thus roduced, appropriate lor building up the nervous tissue rost, are the plain and simple moans, in lact, the only means of restoring vigor and health. All the material so urgently needed by the million of ex-1 hausted nerve cells aud by the thin, depleted blood are found in that remarkable invigorator, that food for the brain and I nerves, Paine's celery compound.

It nils the nervous and muscular tissues all over the body with the means of rapid growth, the blood gains now red corpus- I eles and grows ruddy aud capable of thoroughly feeding the body. The strength returns aud headaches, dysDepsia, neuralgia and nervous debility "disappear when the tone of tho system has boen thus raised and tho body abundautly supplied with life-giving blood. The very tirst week in which this periect nerve food, Paiue's celery compound is conscientiously employed it will declare its tonic effect by the feeling returmug streugth, a marked increase in the appetite, Ireedom from pain and depiossion. Paiue's celery compound cures radically and permanently rheumatism, heart weakness, diseases of the liver aud the kidneys and encourages the excretory organs to expel whatever impuro humors there may be in the blood. This is evij deut by the healthier, clearer condition of the skin that physicians say invariably iollows when they prescribe I'aiue's celery compound, as they so commonly do where tho body needs building up and wheu recovery is slow after acute diseases.

Here is the experience of Mrs. E. L. Wing of l'utney, told in her owii words: "1 had been alllicted with rheumatism and neuralgia for mauy years. In a year and a half I have taken eight bottles of Paine's celery compound and have not been so free from these troubles iv 15 as lam now.

1 advise all who are alllicted in auy way with rheumatism or neuralgia to use Paine's celery compound. "lor the nerves and tired feelings, I think it is the best dose of ambition that 1 have ever found. Before I had taken one bottle I felt almost like another person. Other medicines have given me only temporary reliei. But the compound has done mo more permanent good thau the doctors or auy other mediciue, and lean hardly feel grateful enough for the benefit that 1 have derived from i ts use." LOST-FOUND.

LuST LAST SUNDAY hickory cane, with Datura! tamed lutudlethe of the is in ivory witb the initials A. C. engraved thereon. Finder return to tills office and receive reward. STRAYED FROM MY STABLE, A snail black man; pony, -with two white slits her Return to E.

f. MEADK, 17 i ami hi rewarded. LOST-A POCKET II KMi UtAXDL'M hook. Fin cv return to this office and be rewarded. Lost-ox OCTOBER 27T17, IRISH SKTier fiv old; answers to name oi "Bird:" light brown; white r.ue.

ebesl paws and tip Ol tail. Return to HAILBOAU MARKET, Seoond and streets, ana OST-A PAIR OF LINK GOLD CUFFj buttons, with diamond setting, in plush with Klune Fioberg'a wrapper, lle- Utn to 821 Eighteenth street tiud ho rewarded. nB-3t GROCERIES. JTOKE MOUNTAIN 20c POU-VD; 1 lo burs soap. our Taste hams, lie I unU; bacon, liic pound.

fciIMONS is. SON, street. iii BARS SOAP, 25c; P.E.-ST ROLLED I IU oats and wheat, 4c pound; morning meal, loc puefcage, or iv bulk, 5c poaixl; large bottle oJ pickles or cliowchow, 2oc. BIDOWN A-JAIN-FRESH ROLL BUTTER, fancy mountain butler, pound; creamery froc; 10 burs soap, 25c. BKL.SLEY HOii, 81QK streeu TASTE HAMS.

14c POUND; BAfXMf, lirown dugar. iioiir, SOeaaek; superior Oysu-rs. for su.Lar corn, for Salmon, loc cau; Borax boap, sc, sand Soap, se. JiEKSLEY BON'M Boston Casn Market, 810 street. CANS OYSTKRS, Mej 2 CANS SALMON, 25c; 1 Clam Juiro, 15c; 1 2pound can Clams, 15c; Tuble Fruits.

15c per c-iii; liange Muiniaia.de, 15c iar, at A. H. MlNFoiii) Twelfth and o. RILEY'S GROCERY, TENTH Uood Batter, 10to 45c per roll; Creamtry Butter, 50c; Soused MauKerel, iisr for 2 v. Hum.

2 for 2 for 15c; C. Beet 15cfor fciardines. lOccan. QEND THE WEEKLY US lON TO YOUR friends in the East. GEHEttAL HOTTCES.

ARRIVED HARRY WAITE. THE clairvoyant oi clairvoyants, and the onl iuuependein slate-writing medium in the city that answers sealed while in a dead I trance; advice gives on business, love o(lairs, lost or stolen Mis who are your friends or enemies; gives names in lull; in fact, tells I all yon wish to know without asking you a I single question. Parlors: street. Sitj tings, gents, f2. MAY FLOWER AS A COMPLEXION beautifier stands unequaled.

Filth street or Gogings' drug store. STEAM BATHS OF TUSCAN SPRING water given in Sacramento; bathrooms up stairs in old Postoiiiee Building, corner bourth and streets, room 14. This celebrated water is also sold by the case or bottle at reasonable rates at room 14, same building. DR.J. li.

SHIRLEY W.J.TANNKHILL, agents. Our best patients whom we treat. JLAFFERTY, FORMERLY OF THE Central Stables, has removed to his new pteee, 110 street, which viii be as Larterty's stables. He will be pleased toseo old irieiuls and patrons. IJIMPLOYMENT OF ALL li kinds furnished on short notice; country orders sollcittd.

J. CRADDOCK, hsxih nti-lOt AND EXAMINE QUALITY OF tinted linen squares for stand covers, cushions, fast colors guaranteed; school of art needle work. MISS L. SCHUBERT, street. FRED DICK CHOP HOUSE, Fourth street, between and K.

PASTURAGE-STOCK WANTED TO PASture; 800 acres of line ailalfa. Inquire ol iiROWN Eleventh and streets, Sac. INFORMATION WANTED. 1 WOULD like information regarding the whereabouts of my brother, ANTONE GAMMA. Anyone knowing his whereabouts wiil please write or address OHM ga.uma, Folsoui, Cal.

MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS To SUIT, on city or country property; also, real estate Dought and sold by N. 1,. 408 J. I MONEY TO LOAN OR REAL ESTATE security. CHARLES KJUfcY, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, 1O1L! ib'oarta st.

TWELFTH ROW SECOLfJ ond-uand and new harne-s, saddles, etc, bought, told, exchanged or repaired. WILL BE A MEETING of the stockholders ot the Wonder on TUESDAY, the 13thol November, at 1 o'clock, at oranger.s' Hall, Tenth anu Streets. All stoeKhoiUeis are requested to be present. WL J. BANNON, Manager.

W. W. BuiQHjm, Secretary, ni-iut GOLD CROWNS AND REMOVABLE bridge work, roofless plates tine gold work a specialty. DX. G.

W. NEWSOM'S, 1 street. (CAPITAL ELECTRICAL WORKS, street. Repairing bells and batteries. A GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR FILL- ings.

50c aud trom oite-tbird to one-half saved; all work QTSt-ciass ana guaranteed. DX. G. NEWSOM, Dental Parlors, i street. COTTON SEINE TWINE, B.

HOOKS, at bottom prices, by S. A. DOANE, 202 K. VALIDS' J. H.

STEBBINS, xioiti street, Telephone 407, is prepared 10 receive and cure tor the sick ana Injured. Those need oi hospital accommodations will tind comlortabte quarters upon reasonable terms, ana good nursing. vro cfutDrr, but cheap for 10 bars good laundrj- soap, 25c; large bars ol Savon, iluc; salmon, 10c can; Hour, 80e sack. Lower prices to buyers lor cash. It te cash we are After.

BKESJUEY Boatou Cash Market, bio street. JAPANESE INFORMATION AGBNCY, 817 Sixth Sacramento. Farm hands, general help furnished aud contracts executed. TEW LIVERPOOL SALT WORKS, 1119 Fourth street; telephone Liverpool ground, quality unexcelled; the strongest salt mthe market, and the rhmsnwt and rubbing, halt-gtouud lucK and dairy sail: sea salt for bathing, retails at 1 cent per pound; bales, i from to 25 pounds; in sacks. 5o to 200 pounds; delivery free.

E. J. LJUUYU, Prop. (CATHEDRAL A YEN UK BAB Ess shop, 80s Eleveutn and ond-hand harness aud collars bought aud sold or exchanged. B.

J.SCULLION. IS GOING TO BE ELECTED? IF you want to know go loGeo. Gray's, on the Riverside roait, and v.iulf partaking oi iiis tine lunches ana refreshtaig drinks i Will umavei the mystery and tell you who the lucky ones are. Stop there while out driving. t.eorge is all right.

Piano and parlor lor guests. GEo. GRAY, Mixologist. VAULTS AND CHIMNEYS yj cleaned; no dirt; lowest prices. W.

M. SLAUGHTER, oi; M. AT MRS. HERN AND KZ, 13 1112 Fourth street. Mexican cooked to order; also, Mexican beans.

Euchikades served on Sumlay. rnHIS WF.EK-NEW-STYLE HIGH-BACK Antique Chairs only 90c each; also, a few wore 6-foot ExtensiOQ Tables at $4 ftOc heavy 2-ply Carpet, 25c. CHAS. M. CAMS'- P.El.l^ 4O!) street.

CE. ADAMS, HOG .) STREET-CHEAP. eat place for hay and feed. While wild oats; also, tale hay, tor carpets. 4 A RA WI A CE RT AI cure and preventive oi all malarial or miasmatic diseases; purifies the blood an I Invigorates the nervous system.

For sale at tbeNEAGLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 7 24' street. IjU'ERY MARKIKD SHOULD know that "SKGUK'V i the greatest boon to them ever discovered. All druggists. Price, $1 5o and $5 per box. Every box guaranteed.

Send Stamp to WILBUR'S BAFETYJPACKET COMPANY, 531 Kstreet, Baeramento, lor private clrcutar. PERSONALS. A7-OU CAN RKMove TOFKRPLUOUB 1 hair from fsee, neclt and aims in live minutes with Nudene, vithou) pain or injury tothesitin; send tor circular; agents wanted. NI'DINK 21G Front si San Francisco. Tls HAIR ON THE FACE, moles, in rive minutes by Moneiir, and H.e growth lorever destroyi entirely painless; easily used; barmless as water.

Avoid publicity, and use ttyourseil By mail, $1. MONEUK MANUFACTURING omt.VN 512 Jones street, sail Francisco. Circulars free. 020-3 I A 1 FOR CLEANING WATCHES; SI FOR 0 1 mainspring; all work guaranteed. 419 street, to Metropolitan Theater.

Cash I i I gold and CREPE PAPER RECEIVED, A full line Of the latest shades. BCHUBEBT, 101 Eighth street. DON'T BE A PENNY WISE AND A pound foolish, tor it there is anything that will make a man mad and woman ctesa ifv hunting lor a to live. We have pi-; what yon want, iv the way ot rooau In uny partof the city, furnished, en suite and light housekeeping. It costs you nothing; do trouble to have you look over the list, a word to tee I ist-nough.

Now, anyone having rooms to rent give us a cali an i we will rent them lor-you. No card to out.no advertisement and no trouble. Hemcmiier, we i moved to 1023 Ninth stnet, othhainuii r's Piano-room, and respectfully solicit your pat- ronage. CAPITAL CITI ROOM-RENTING it i FiNF. FRENCH ACCORDEON PLEATING at short notice: satisfaction guaranteed; uo electricity.

R. KUNIGK. 1216 I street. BOARD AND LODGING. BOARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE g4 50 per week.

605 st. nolO-lw I 1 TO RENT WITH board; terms reasonabie. MANSION HOrSE. SEVENTH. I AND streets.

Decidedly the best place in ho city; cointortable; ciean and homelike; rooms on suite or single, witii or without board; good board, per week. ACCOUNTANTS. A CCOUNTANT- BOOKS EXAMINED.AD/V. justed and kept: charges reasonable. SCOTTI, Ooy Second street, between and TO LET OS RENT.

TO LET-COTTAGE OF FOUR ROOMS and hall; small yard; rent $12. Apply 1521 street. mHREE NICELY FURNISHED HOUSF- keeping rooms, centrally located. Apply 1 827 street. 7Q7 STRF.KT HOUSE OF EIGHT i rooms and bath.

Inquire 731 street. ITOUSKKEEPING ROOMS-APPLY TO XX J. H. SHIRLEY, cancer specialist, P- O- BUILDINCi, Fourth ana street. HOUSE THIRD and lino furnished rooms by the day, week or month.

mHE RERKSHIRE. SIXTH AND Just opened and lirsl-class; tv Suites, single and rooms. ITIWO HOUSES, FUKMSHED, THE other unfurnished: eight rooms; modern improvements. Inquire Eighth rnHS RANCH OF THE LATE FETEIt I JL Burns, 1)4 miles irom city ou J-stieet roaa; completeoutiii toy dairy purposes; alsu alfalfa heids pasture. Apply to MKB.

A. BURNta, ou tMrvuuses. UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOU I honsefceeping. Apply l-uo Tenth streeu mo RENT OR FOUR FUii JL nished rooms for light housekeeping cornei Second ana rtreete. NINTH FURNISHED 1 1 LO iront and outside rooms: rent reasonable.

mi FURNISHED front suite; also single rooms and one alcove room; with or without board. mo OF SIX ROOMS AND bath. Inquire Fifth street. mo LEX-TWO NIGEL'S FURNISHED front rooms; each satiable for two ffneceasary. Apply 1630 I street.

mo PLACE SUITABLE FOR A chicken ranch, with ah necessary convenient to ciry; rcntreasonfcQte. W. H. BASLER, SOa aeventfa street. -I THIRTEENTH STREET, CORNEI! OLO of alley, between ami ontaining two parlors, with mantels, five bedrooms, good kitchen wan mile.

partitioned basement, two china closets, two pantries, cupboards and drawers, flour and mci I bins; i.ot aud coll wbter and jja.s throughout bouse; fornieriy occupied by Dr. 'l. W. Hnntington. For particulars apply to R.

a. P. Hospital. mt NINTH STNi and two housekeeping rooms; reui. reasonable.

11AQ FOURTH To 3 IIUO COLHSA cooL comfortable outside rooms, from $1 i er wees: upward: also suite of housekeeping room FRATERNITY HALL-NORTH PORTION bonding. Apply on premises. ion BEST CHANCE IN THE WORLD TO purchase an interest iv a good paying grocery. Address this office. TWO HORSE, IRON BOT; torn truck-, In goou order.

Apply BELL CO. SALE-A GOOD-PAYINQ RESTAUraiu in a location; will owner is to leave the eitv. Inquire at this office. ONE HOWS PLATFORM SCALES, goo pounds; 1 Uowc counter scuies, No. Euterj 11.

1 showcase, 1 Rochester hanging lamp; ail good as new. Addwaw 1-. o. tiiia SALE, OF THE BEST i becity; win besold yers can have week's ome toexuu I md E. L.

HAWK, Keal and insurance, ludl Fourth street. AUAI.OIL, Tso; "THE BEST" GASOLINE, bsc. BKESLEY SONS, Boston Cash Bio LODGING HOU-K OF 25 yy rooms; great bargain. Apply 12 OAK STOVE WOOD 75 PER CORD delivered; guaranteed; yard on Twelfth-street road. P.

o. 006 nth street. W. li. 1 -oR A GOOD BLOCK 01-' LAND in a good business location, bee our a lvertisement another page of this puj EDWIN lv.

ALSIP Oc No. i-ourth street. NO. AND E. FOURJL; teenth aud Foil SPLENDID NEW MATHoshek piano, which came tato oar SKXn the way of trade; iil be sold a bargain.

The piano can be ordered direct from factory if purchaser prefers. Inquire at this office. TRACTS oniy per acre; water pipes will each and every tract in said colony. J. T.

card WELL, owner, street, or at Sacramento. FOB Hop PoLES. DELI Vered on tar in Sacramento or elsewhere; ngth 2o feet, 1 and 0 baches at butt. Apply at this office. HOP LAND, PER ACRE 00 acres finely Improved hop land, miles irom railroad oa river, $5o per acre; acre wa, balance Ipsg time; towloterest.

EDWIN K. ALSIP A 1016 Fourth st. XUSIC AND ART. AND BANJO ducc-i rates; eijiht Jl four si ls, J. F.

PALMER, Suidio, I street. pIANO 'ITNiNii F. BLODOETT, TME 1 j'liiio tuner, ts bow located lsiSaerumento, ordi-rs teft With Mr. Pommer at Steinway Hail promptly attended to. MESS MANSFIELD.

ARTIST. I 1. room enlarged iv oil, crayon and water color. All kinds of decorative work, done snort oottoa at prices to suit. Lessons In class or private.

BOOKBINDER. HARPER'S PICTORIAL HISTORY OF the them hound at 1:. W. BKEUNING'S, 318 1 Btn to. SCHULER A- Till- ONLY liable Bookbinders in Sacramento, 1 prices to suit tbe tin EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. HPILUAK'fi (formerly 824 street baa moved to southwest corner Ninth asd English branc urea tor all grades ot I'uiiii" m- BLACKSMITHS. ETC. DCARIiICBAEL, 1009 EIGHTH BT rs cial repair work. Remember, for cash only.

per cent saved. Call and etuod of set tinj; tiiis. to horseshoeing. CABPET CLEANING. HARRY RIVETT, SiEAM Cleaning, corner Twelfth and osi' Carpet cutting, sewing and renttlng; furniture packed shipment; second-hand carpeta and furniture bought and tor rale.

Telephone 2'J2. COLLECTIONS. otici- TO thk tA a BPINKS, General Collection Agenci istreet Prompt attention given to all matters. Bad bills a specialty. PHOTOGRAPHY.

"DEALS' GEM GALLERY; SNAP PUG graphs of babies by 11-htnin i Sy experience in the busluessenable come all difficulties, for. llSvSfffSd.