The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 2

TIIE DAILY HE Li TUESDAY EVENING CHANGED DAIIT FOX WEIHSTOCLjJBIK CO- lilL" -Lwa ilHJSmUTS jjETitoroLiTAii theater! A NEW ENTERPRISE TIIE THE NATIONAL CAPITAL President Harrison Sends More Nominations to the Senate A Meeting of the Cabinet to Dii-cuss the Oklahoma Question Cnfa Hall UftNRY Proprietor snff Sfanaf9f Bustoses MaiisgQi TWO NIGHTS I TUESDAY WEDNESDAY ONLY i MAUCU -9 AND 27 Fresh from his brilliant two weeks' eDgtgnmsul at the Bsldwiu Theater Bau Frauueoo Comsdu RltrAIHINTATIVS ess 8 '8 OO ij 2 0 "BS OO LLL MM NM II TTTT II HSgllNNHit II HH 2 NM II II II KSfl il 11 II I sass 8sai S3 A CELEBRATED POEM t'ompnsrfl for One Lillie Hoy II lias Been KecUetl By a Dozen Chicot David Fvorott waa a distant relative of the late Edward Everett Ho wa born in Princeton Mass in 1760 Iu tho Winter previous to entering Dar-mouth College iu 171H vvheu teacher in tho grammar school at Ipswich he prepared tins little poem to be read at au exhibition gotteu up iu the academy styl composed expressly for Ephriam Li Farr to be apokeu by him oa the occasion when ouly 7 years of uge You'd senn oviu'et one of my ugu To tpettk in public on the me And II 1 cliftm tt to fail Isluw I eiuottlivucs or ioi'fo Puli view mu iili eyt Hut pus nn Imixrfcticni by Luio s'rtums from It fountain flow Tiili uaki from little acorns grow And Uunivh 1 now am small auU yourg Vi juiluiiuiil vvcik amt techie Utiue Wt ail gloat li-aiio men like me Once IcMic I to read ilielr A Pat whv niy not I'oluniida's eoil Heir men a uie-t as Hrilain )-ctHd wlnt Or coe aui Koine have done Oram lout tien aili tiieumiV Mayn't la-iu hi-e't boast as great A any oth -r -later State Dr where' the ton go tar and near That doe ioi rt a nwd here? Ur where a the be hut three feet high Who's miie imnioveiarnt inure than These thou In nwpiro my youthful mind To oe tre gicet of a- kind Great ir-t like t'u iar stained with bioud But only grcvt ns i aiu good Fiutiir was writing master in 1SD1 in the elementary achuol of Lawson Lyon located on the north side of Dr Chau-uing's church iu Boston where sous of the most dUtiuguixhed families were educated Master Farrar we are told was remarkable for a mild and even temper and his benignant light stroke of the rattan was a striking contrast to the severe blows of the button-wood ferule so vigorously applied by Master Lyon the tenor of the school Master Farrar was tho son of Itev Stephen Farrar the tin minister of Ipswich graduated at Harvard College in 17M He was horn December 8 1755 married Phivbe Parker in 1825 (widow of Jonas Champney) ins wife died in J84S aud he died iu New Ipswich January 8 1851 Thero is also another little poem written by the Rev Dr Harris of Dorchester Mass for Edward Everett wlieu a very small boy which is as follows WEDNESDAY 9 A Special sale of large twelve-inch Feather Dusleis first quality Price 24 cents House Furnishing Department Little Collars for Children and Misses Finely-plaited four-inch silk striped mull with long white ties to fasten iu front Many styles at 50 and 65 cents A second supply of the new Chatelaine Handbags Some very neat ones at 50 cents Other qualities at 75 cents $1 to $4 and $5 A new three large vertical coils of wire the top padded so as to make draperies set soft and gracefully 40 cents One reason why Dunlap stands head and shoulders above all other American hatters is that lie not only creates his own shapes and styles hut makes the hats in his own manufactory Thus he knows exactly what sort of stock goes into each hat and that if goods are uot up to the standard his reputation will suffer Nearly all other prominent makes of hats take their name from some large retailer the goods in reality being made hy manufacturers without reputation Such work can never rank with that the production of which is directed aud governed hy one mind Such is the faith in the of the shapes of the Dunlap Hats that there are thousands of men who place orders in advance for his new shapes quite regardless of their being becoming or uot They know that a Dunlap Hat is never wrong iu the slightest particular and can be worn with absolute confidence as to style and quality It is a great thing for a manufacturer to establish such a reputation and it is little w-ouder that numerous small hatters are trying to follow in his footsteps latest styles in Felt aud Silk Hats will always be found iu our hat-room The Armstrong Electric Plant Likely to Be Established Here A number of San Francisco capitalists and business men headed by Oliver El dridge came up to-day to this city to look into the proposition heretofore made toward the establishment of ths Facitic Electrical works in Sscrameuto Mr Armstrong the owner of the right to mauufactuit the storage battery system as used on the electric car in this city is also here The San Franciscoan are meeting as the Nrb goes to press with the Directors of the Uak Dark Association at that place It is understood that the Association's offer of land and a liberal subscription to the stock of the company baa been accepted aud that the proposed works will be established here The new enterprise has been described heretofore Its object will be the manufacture of electrical apparatus derate batteries for motors and for electric lighting etc A large number of men will be employed and it is not unlikely that a plant for tbe manufacture of electric cars will be added THS GRAIN BCSISSSi 4tate er the Markets at Sa Francisco and ibleage Special telegrams to tbs Bta1 San Francisco March Wheat is very dull buyer 'season $1 40J buyer $1 42 Barley is very dull buyer season 7bjc buyer Sty aftkrnoon quotations Wheat is dull but steady buyer 18ti9 $1 43 Barley it very dull buyer season Tie buyer bJc TUI CHICAGO MARIUS Chicago March Wheat is firm: cah 9tic April $1 May $1 Coro is firm: cash April 34c May 3-L Oats are firmer March 24c May 26 5-lb Barley nothing doing Fork in firmer May $12 65 July $12 Lard is firmer cash $7 05 May $7 12 FROM ORANGES TO GRAIN ne Baiderd and Fifty Thousand Acres lows In Los Angeles County- Srseial dispatcb te Tni Bis Los Angklrs March A Den-ker one of the largest ranchers in Los Angeles is preparing a report for the Agricultural Department at Washington It is estimated that fifty thousand acres are sown to wheat and barley this year in this county This is ao increase of 75 per cent over last year The prospects for the crops were never more favorable THI BRIGANDS WANTSD HIM A Plan to Captnre kobert Cnrrett and Hold Him for Samoa Special dispatch to tbe Bas BaltihuRI March Robert Garrett and party stopped on tho journey to Mexico at San Antonio Texas turned about and started for Thomasville Ga A special dispatch says that this action was taken on information that Mexican brigands had laid plans to capture the party and hold them for an tm moose ransom The friends of Garrett say that tbe charge of the plan was merely the nek fancy A MINSTREL'S HARD LOCK Ben Felton Flics Petition In solvency fipecisl dispatch to Tub Bis 1 San Francisco March The well known minstrel Beti Cotton tiled a petition iu insolvency in the Court this morning Heexplaint that the resort to insolvency proceedings is the result of unfortunate investments and business ventures and sickness in his family His total iudebUdueii is given as $1703 no assets Another Minstrel's Properly (Sau Prauvlico Call March A ohaiacteristic schedule of personal property was tiVd iu the Assessor's office yesterday by Birch the old timr minstrel aud organizer of the Birch Backus and Wamboid's San Francisco Minstrels He uow resides at ti Hopeton terrace His statement is as follows Nius rane-bottomed rhal-t a ent-bed cost uO a fite-vvar-O'd carpet tour com iikd tables a ch-st of uaeis to oil iom orlguai cost 1 2 each iwj oi three oil Utup setrn victim frame uui original oo-t a 1 Sic farni ur? sundry otlds and ends e-pcilillv rods inclnawig a few knives and for a rue-pots and pan "an old bini-V and tuo tin whs ties and a porcelain pot Wi I gladly let the TavUolleotortAke ths whole caboodle for 0 and will throw au extra one of the last iu for nothing THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE 4onsliler(ng Applications for Federal Positions In Faltroml The Executive Committee of the Repub-can State Central Committee has been quietly at work in San Fraucisco of late for the purpose of considering the matter of indorsing or refusing to indorse aspirants to Federal positions in Cali- fornjfc This course is said to have been taken upon the suggestion of Stanford At the recent meeting of the Executive Committee a large number of applications or petitions for appointment have been considered Nearly all of these have been indorsed and either returned to the applicant or forwarded direct to the California delegation at Washington The rejections or rather simply failures to indorse have been but few and mainly upon the ground that the Committee was unacquainted with the applicant But one or two applications have been rejected because the Committee considered the candidate unfit for the office by reason of bis political record or incompetence The Committee has avoided In a measure assuming the position of indorsing but one candidate for an otfice and in some cases has indorsed five or six applicants for the same appointment This indorsement is in effect that the apnlicant is a good Republican a good citizen and competent to fill the office sought for BACIAHEST MARKETS SACOANaBTO Usrch 20 Butler 22 to 2ftc 17lto22c May Grata and Feed Osl Hay per too $12 Ml to $15 00 Alfalfa Hsj tm 00toi2 00 Wheat Hay 112 0Utul5 00 Bran Ill 00 toI9 00 Middlint 00 to Barfay (whole) to 90c Bsrley (rolled) 1 00 to 91 05 Wheat per cwt $1 60 to dl 60 Corn per cwt $1 toll 0 Straw per Dais 7oc to Sav- Fowl try Turkyi(ffvs hens) 16 to 17o Turkeyi(live gobblers) 16 to 17a Turkeys (drsssed) 20 to Chickens (full rowa) per 60 to $7 00 Roosters (young) 96 00 to 17 00 Broilers $4 50 to 0 0 Ducks (tame) 96 50 Ducks(Pekia) 98 00 to 0 00 Bt-ese per pair $1 80 to 20 EgRB(onoioe Califsrni' per dot Eggs (Eastern) Wild Game Gray Qeese per pilr Brant Ducks(Mallard) Ducks Canvaaback) Ducks(Teal) Ducks (Sprig) Here Cotton Tail Rabbits Smpe(Englisb) Baipe(common) 10 to 18c 16 to 17c 76 to 6 to 50c 76 to 90c 90c to SI 00 25 to k)c 35 to 60c 36to4oc 25 to 35c $2 60 to 76 to Meat Beef pot lb to 6c Button t) tc Spring Lamb 10 to lJc Teal 6 to 8c Hogs 6 Drsssed Pore 8 to lie jtestern Hams UtoltAo California him IU to 12 (e Bacon (medium) 1P( to 1Gb Bacon (selected) to 13c Bacon (extra 14 to 15o Trait Apples 91 25 to Oo Oranges Riverside 52 6o to ou Lus Angeles $1 5iio9'2 Oil Riverside Navels 4 50 Los Angeles Navel El Ou to 93 60 Orangta (Panama) to 60 to 64 00 LemoosiSlcily) per box 6 0to5 80 Limes per hundred 75c to 31 00 Lillies per ease 6 60 to SO Oo Bananas per bunch 92 26 to 50 Pineapple per doi 90 0 to 6 60 Coooanute 97 60 to 99 00 Jersey Cranberries perbbl 9 Ootoliu 00 Dried fralb Senator WEINSTOGK LUBIH GO 00 TO 410 I STKEET SACRAMENTO 26t4 1830 TO-DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS SERVICES WILL BE HELD THIS EVENING at the Wesluimsttir Frenbvtoriau Church Tho REV CLAUKTT will preach an 4 illustrate hi subjwat with st- reupticoii views The public I (anted to atteuJ Evoryuoe wolccuie Seats free 2tkvn Earthquake and Fire Proof Buildiiigs 'lONM'Kl' TKl) ON MY PATENT SYSTEM Estimate (urmahed tn drawing and sped-tkations HAttKH Twelfth and atrrots Sacramento City -0 RIDER HAGGARD'S LATRST EO PAT A I Illustrated) Complete for FIF1V 4'FKT9 Sacramouto Subscription Nows Co FOIKTII ST ItKr AND MONBY rX0 LOAN ON LIFE IN'iUlUSOE POMCIE4 LOANS on Toutitii- and Endow input Policies in tirst-clis Eastern I fv In-nirsnco Companies 8 um-boiufht for Loans olio made on Haifa Bonds Bonds of MunU'ip Corpuiaiions and National Bank Btock Address WKKiilT eare this oilioe A KEW ENGLAND DINNER WILL BE GIVEN BY THE LADIES OF tiio Couffreeational Society iu their Church Parlor- oil Sixth street To-uiorrow (Wedncstlny) From lldO a to 2 A dinner for 25 the proceeds to be applied to the church improvement fund All cordially invited iiythc ladies SUln $50 REWARD The above reward will be paid for iiifuriuativm that will lead to the arrest and couvio'ion of the party or parties by whom my garden ha lately beeu despoiled of valuable plants WILLIAMS NOTICE TO TO LAW AND TO THE KEW-luiiou of tbe Hoard of Trustees of the Cite of Sacramento adopted March 2 -th Di recting this notice the underrigried invite and will rccoive at his office in tho Water Wurk buildiuir northeast corner Front and 1 stre-ts up to MONDAY at 1U a of April 5th lhHi) sealed proposal for the following street work to bo done according to the specification ou tile to wit: That a vitrified ironstone pipe sower be constructed in tho affey between I and from Tenth to Thirtcen'h streets witu a Hush tauk at Tenth street All i ruposal must be acrompank-d by a certified check pa able to the order of the Mayor of the Guv of Sacramento for an amount not less than ll per cent of the aggregate of the proposal and throughout a prescribed hv law KEE Clerk of Board of Sacroiuento City Sacramento March 26th ISsli glad PACIFIC WHEEL AVI CARRIAGE WORKS (SSTSltllUU 1152) HILL Proprietor Office and 1301 to 1329 street Sacra wtento Cal AUCTIONS BELL A CO ASO C01IVIR310S MiacUASTS 927 street AUCTION BALE BELL ft CO AUCTIONEERS WILL WEDNESDAY MABLU 27 At 10 A AT SALESROOM NO 927 STREET On account of departure for Washington Territory part as follows: ONE FINE PHARTON (ALMOST NEW) AND Harness one fine Black Walnut Bedroom Set Spring and Top Mattresses hare Curtains tine Easy Chairs and Hookers Pictures Crockery and Glassware etc Also one house of FURNITURE removed from 714 street consisting of line Parlor feet Lace Curtains and Cornices fine Si eel Engravings and Oil Paintings Parlor Ornaments one fine Bed Lounge Three-Quarter Walnut Bedsteads and Mattresses Marble Center Tables Brussels Carpets and Rugs Comforts Spreads Sheets Tidies Pillow Slips Also a large lot of Dining-room and Kitcbou Furniture Range etc Sals Positivr Terms Cash tlT Salesroom will be open THIS EVENING until 9 o'clock 8143 CflAND AlCTION SALE or Ninety Dead First-class Shorthorn Cattle At 1 at AGRICULTURAL PARK SACRAMENTO THURSDAY APRIL 4 1SS9 By direction of Mr JOS COMBS of Combs ft Wilknreon Bankers Linneus Mo we will offer on tiie above date ninety head of PUREBRED DURHAM CATTLE Consisting of forty head of BULLS and fifty head ot CGWS and HEIFERS of the best-known (airilies These cattle have been bred and selected by MK CwMLiS and for quality and individual merit have superior Tiny arc carefully selected from the very best herds in Kentucky aud Miiifloun MR COMBS will be prepared to give full guaranty a to soundness and nonexistent of disease in the sevtion of country from whioh these cattle are brought and certified pedigrees wi I be furnished with each animal showing its breeding XHT Catalogues will be ready shortly Terms at sale KlliLlP ft CO Auctioneers 2913 22 Montgomery street IMPORTANT tLOhlNG-OCF SALE Without reserve of Therongtibred Shorthorn Cattle SIXTY HEAD OF FEMALES AND TWELVE HEAD OF BULLS AT 8 A MATEO RANCHO Property of Howard Ebi- FRIDAY MARCH 29 1889 At 11 a on the above date we wi offer without reserve tbe entire Sao Mateo Rancho Herd of REGISTERED SHORTHORN OATTLE And also fifty head of HIGH-GRADE COWS AND HEIFERS Selected from thw famous milking herd of the San Mateo Ranch Dairy This sale therefore offer special inducements affording a rare opportunity to purchase desirable animals at moderate cost for either breeding or dairy use These cattle have the additional advantage of being acclimated and accustomed to California ranges K1LLIP ft ('0 Auctioneers 22 Montgomery street Ban Francisco fW Catalogue maybe had on application to the Auctioneers or Wm 11 Howard 628 Mont-gomcry street Ban Francisco 2912 IMPORTANT S-A-LE I OF KIIORTBOItff AND DAIRY CATTLE KILLIP ft CO WILL SELL BY AUCTION BADEN FARM SAN MATEO COUNTY THURSDAY MARCH 28 1889 At 1 o'clock 26 HEAD OF SUORTUORN HEIFERS AND YOUNG COWS AND 10 BULLS Six of them old enough for uc among which will be Grand Prince of Baden 2ii he being tbe iastralffrom the famous and well-koown dairy cow "Yellow Koee" Also 60 HFAD OF HIGH-GRADE HEIFERS Some of which have recently had calves This will be a god opportunity for any one wanting a "family cow" to secure something good locking young quiet and of gentle disposition Mr Catalogues can le had of Ashburner Faden Btation Ban Mateu county or of the Auctioneers 2911 KILLIP ft CO 22 Montgomery street MARCH HR UAVE JUT A LAUGH ASSORTMENT OF PAEASOLS niLuiit ivtiT itmn ufimk JiMII MrUiTCIT 4ft OSPCCIIP Sf JAUU CUATCUTI POMIt ADVERTISING RATES Fee square nr iesertien $1 ffe following insertion! each LaOh tUbteqUCM IBMrtlOB tkihK Pet Week (by terrier) Hi eeata Fingie Coplea -9 Three months by Hal' (in advance) I bit non the by Mail (it advasoe) do fine year by Mail (to advance) M) THE WEKtLY SEE handsome Bight-pare Family Paper lent by mail peatage paid one year 91 an meaths tbfee nealha cents DAILY Bit owns tbe eactostoe rigb far leer ament of ptblUhtog the telegrams ttynisbed by the Associated Prase the evestog papers aa tne Pacific Coast The Bee ha the Largest Circulation in Northern California The Bee' Circulation In Sacramento City is 1000 Larger than that of all other Newspaper local or foreign combined SfiMsmsai (emnantratlene will Hal be Retired la any litperiaeit el tlila paper Irtrrfed Caaimaairailaaa Will nal be reiernri CITY OFFICIAL PRESS Ectered at tha Poeteflce at Sacramento a tcosdclue wetter) Taeeday Bvaaln March 9 I GOSSIP ABOUT BASEBALL The Sarraneato riayrra Aet la Be Sera at lent far Two Works Refore tbe Sacramento baseball club Trill be seen hero again they will play four fames abroad They should therefore be In trreat condition when they appear aaio cn the home diamond Uo text Saturday March 30th they will tackle the champion Stocktons in their own town On next Sunday March Jilt they play the Oakland in San Francisco On Thursday April 4th the Capita) City nine will again play the Oakland in San rancieco and on Saturday April Lib the club of this city will contest with the San Franciscos at the Bay City On Sunday April 7th tbe Sacramento and Mncktons will cross bale in this city and it will certainly be one of the bavebali events of the season as it is already assured that a very large delegation will attend from "the eity beside tne sloughs" The Sacramento management have not yet decided whether to have Breckenridge or Hapeman pitch against tbe Stocktons on Saturday McLaughlin will catch The Stockton battery will consist of Baker and and they are good ones When tiie case of George Borchers charged with having obtained mony under false pretenses in accepting from the Stockton club was called in Stockton yesterday tbe defense interposed a demurrer The comp'aint wa demurred to on two grounds hrst tuat the Court has no jurisdiction and second that the eomplaint does not state sutiicent grounds to constitute a cause of action The Court allowed the case to go over until Monday when it will hear arguments from the prosecution to show why the demurrer should not he sustained There is considerable comment among baseball enthusiasts regarding Sylvester's playing at second base on Sunday Those who know Sylvester bet however say that it was an off with him that b- is a ball player and will prove it if given an opportunity If he should not hold out there is satisfaction in the knowledge that we still have amoug us the king uf second basemen "-Charley Robertson a nw wharf Kilenive AerommodatloBf for the flallroad Company's Steamers Work has begun on a new wharf and freight shed for the accommodation of the increasing business of the steamers of the Suthern Pacihc Company in thiB city The new wharf will be 2I0 feet long with a width of 45 feet and will be covered with a shed over its entire length The work on which a large number of woikmen will be employed will cost about $10000 Tne wharf will extend across tbe foot of strut and its up! end will be used principally for the jf-cption of fruit from boats A line Tail will be laid into the shed so that boat and car will be brought directly together This will be done fur tbe accommodation of tne down-river orcharding The primi-tun fashion of hauling fruit from the boat over a wooden tramway by Ut-ani of a catile attached to an engine will be dispensed with and the loading and unloading done by means of an elevator It will require about two months to ft 'Diplete the new wharf febsonal notes 1 arcus Boruck left for the Bay this after ft oca Albert Laveoson of 8an Fraticisoo is paying A visit to relatives in this city Count Valensia arrived from the East to-day ita two ganoids Of horses Hon Robert Howe the last Speaker of the AeM-enoiy left for tn tha afternoon Wm Doyle and wife of Oak Park have returned from a trip to San Ftanciscu and vicinity Mrs Parker has returned from a visit to ner friends Ur ani Ur klemmer at iloS Mrs Charles Crocker and her eon Georre Crx-ker returned to 6an Francisco yesterday Senator Cam i netti whg bas ben spending a lew days in baeraujeoto left this aftcriiuon for into Frauciaeo O'p-ain Eidredge of ban Francisco who has h'iti in Sacramento for a few nays returned to t'e Bay oa the after nooa train Mr Fred Dassormlie and son Eddie who hare irtren vis ting triends in Sacramento left t'-Uaj for 6'iiuun where they will remaio a lew tiys bfvrt returning home to ban Francisco The engatement is announced of Harrv Hall of bun Fran- wo to Mow Pink Cosbv uf eraieento da-urnier of Gtnrrai LevoyUie wedding to uke place about June 1st One of the coming matrimonial events that vili leWest society people will he Uie weddiag ot Harry Crocker of the firm oi 11 Crocker A Co and Mrs Mr Iveu wnch as set (or Wednesday svesiBx April 31 It will he eele 1 fated at the Fret Con-r-gatioDal Chur-b ir han Franeibcu at eciock and will he foh jwed hy a reception from 9 until 11 o'clock 'I Ley will pans Uieir honeymoon on a Lun-peun trip The bridesmaids will he Miss heonv 4 rocker Miss Florence IvseMs Jeumc Houser Nellie Corhitt Mih Hora Carroll Niw Cveivn Carolan and Mias McLune Charles Crocker ill a--t as het man and the groomsmen wBl he George Cf-K-Aer ilountford VVU-s -n George A New-hail Wuliam fiherwoed Garble and John rcult LOCAL BREVITIES Tliis afternoon the river marked 24 feet incfce A alight rise since yesterday On Thutiday eveniog at Armory Hall Companies and will hold a battalion iinii Notice of a motion for a new trial in the uit of Bate bond was filed in the County Clerk office this fnnrninp The rifle which the marked robbers took from KalooaTweoty-ninth And etrwwt on Sunday night was found CD ynterday in the alley between Twenty-Hurd and Twenty-fourth andL street There is no clue to the robber A Courting Hatch There will be a coursing match at Pur-iutfb'U Ranch on Sunday next under the auspices of the Alio Courting Club 'uie 8 or 40 of the best dogs in the puuutry ha beeu entered for the conte Tbe Ar'aena kickers File Charges Agalasl isvtrasr Mollify Special telegram to Tin Basil Washington March The Presi dent seut the following nominations to the Senate to-day Fiancis Warren of Wyoming Governor of Wyoming Territory Benjamin White of thllon liout Governor of Montana Lee Moorhouse of Oregon agent of the Indians of the Umatilla Agency Oregon Robert Belt of Maryland to be Assistant Commissioner of Indian Affairs George Budd of Bozeman Moat James Moore of Anaconda Mont John Hogue of Tacoma The Senate immediately proceeded to executive business Nomination! on Armed WAkHiNGTONMarch 26 Senate in executive session this afternoon continued the following nominations: Xachariah Walrong United States Attorney Thomas United State Marshal James Shackleford Judge for the United Statea Court all for the Indian Territory James Tanner Commissioner of Pension Jeremiah Sullivan Collector of Customs for Montana aud Washington Seltgman Bros Special Fiscal Agents of the Navy Department London Charles Bradsnaw Collector at Puget Sound Washington Territory At the Senate adjourned Charges Against Walflej Washington March Charge have been tiled against Governor Wolfley of Arizona in the Senate three fold The three charges embodied are as follows: Kxtorting money on information gained in confidential relations fraudulent surveys and a technical charge relating to materials used by Wolfley in surveys in the Territory profession is that of civil engineering The tirst charge was made at tne instigation of Cohn and Brewsster Cameron of Arizona who own a large tract of land in the Territory It is considered the most serious They employed Woltiey for six weeks in surveying and clearing up the title He charged them $1500 of which $500 was for expenses The matter was finally compromised for $1000 after Woltiey offered to submit the matter to arbitration The general impression it that bis nomination will be confirmed at an early date as the Territorial Committee does not consider that a case has been made out against him Cererier ef New Mexles Washington March A Morrison formerly of Chicago is aaid to be selected for Governor of New Mexico He is the man who at a meeting of Irishmen inNew York started the movement during the last campaign for the adoption of the American dag as the Republican emblem as ao offset to the Democratic bandana Momsun a friends say that he has lived Ions enough in the Territory to make him a native therefore it is within the same rule the requirements of which the President is following in his Territonalappoint-meats General Harrison inclined to do something in recognition of services in the campaign There is however opposition in New Mexico Tbe Moderator of the General Assembly came all tbe way to Washington to protest against appointment lie intended to see General Hanson but after talking with Secretary Halford went away satisfied He presented protests from various religious bodies in the Territory The Oklahoma Question Washington March The Oklahoma question was considered finally at a Cabinet meeting to-day and it reported that the proclamation will be issued this afternoon HE OVER-REACHED HIMSELF Tbe Fatal Mistake Made By Labor Icmnttisloner Tobin The veto by the Governor of the item in the Appropriation bill appropriating $5000 for the use of the Commissioner of "for the salaries of agent or assistants for traveling expenses and for other contingent expenses of the a hard sit down on CoL Tobin the Commissioner He succeeded in bavin? a bill passed increasing his salary to $Bt000 allowing him a deputy at a salary of $l8O0 per annmn and providing the amount named for and The fatal error made by the eloquent Colonel was in not separating his and items As it was the Governor knocked both out at one fell swoop when if he could have done so he would probably have left something for contingent expenses As the bill stands the Commissioner cannot write a letter receive a stamp or sheeet of paper or travel a mile without be pays for it out of his faiary For tbe thirty-moth and fortieth fiscal years be received $1000 for stationery and contingent but he cannot receive a cent for those purposes The Commissioner and his deputy can draw their salaries however and they will undoubtedly do so while the return to the people will be smaller than ever which is saying a great deal The Hoaej Ketnrned George Faylor Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate ha returned to Controller Dunn the $77 80 received from the State Treasury with which to pay General Backus for fees os a witness before the State Prison Investigating when in fact Backus did uot appear before the Committee and was not even sub-penaed Faylor writes to the Controller that he received the money under the instructions of President White but having learned from own lips that he was not a witness tbe coin is returned Mr Faylor says furthermore that be has paid ail the witnesses for whom he received warrants or money Baperlar Chart AUNSTR059 JTTOQt TcteBAr Uarch 20 IsSR People vs Chsrles Harvey iafennatloa for Continued until April lbtb People vs John McCarthy Information for petit larceny second Defendant with-Craws hia plea of not guilty heretofore entered and pleads trinity to the charge of petit kreeny and uot guilty to the charge of prior conviction upon motion of District Attorney the charge of prior conviction is diHonastd and sentence ts continued until to-morrow uturrnng at 10 o'clock People vs Chee Chuns indictment for On trial The lackisi be on I Report Following is the standing of the pupils in the Jackson school Edith Jacka teacher for the month ending March 2M Albert Leavitt Winnie Lo Boyd 7 Celia Nesche 97 Elia Spring 97 Eliza Lea 95 John Lirmbacb 93 Kffie Bart 94 Minnie Cantrell 92 Annie Neeche 9i Alpheu Dart 8b: Daniel Buell 87 Darling bti Bucy Jackson 85 Geurge Price 85 Richard Lea 81 Corn Jackson 70 Rate Dart 74 Guisie Jack-sun C2 Polot Baltimore iOigiioc Jsoket Prise 66c Imperial 6k Navajo 1 10 Alpha 1 76 Bslielsle S5c Bslober 3 North Belle Isle 24 Confidence Isj 8 75 Utab I ArtrebU 10c Id Colors and Blacks Supported by a Superb Company tinder tb management of Frid Dkrqir TUESDAY MARCH 29 A POOR RELATION! WEDNESDAY MARCH 27 BE WITCHED! RUSSELL IN ALL HIS BONOS AND SKETCHES PRICES 60 CENTS AND $1 No extra to reserve Seats on sale Monday 80-28 7 It OUSti TRAINING EXHIBITIONS PROFESSOR McKEOWN The Champion Horse Tamer will by request remain in Sacramento a short time longer and will give exhibition in the Largs Test Coknkii Skvkntii and Bmns Commencing SATURDAY EVENING MARCH 23 189 These exhibitions are not only Instructive and ful Imt highly amiining and entertaining (or both ladies and gentlemen and no one should fail to attend New horses handletloviry nuht Horses with bad habits and vicesbaudlcd fnt of charge during the exhibitions tfiT Admision 26 cents Reserved seats for ladies 8038 gACHAMENTO LECTURE ASSOCIATION "CASTLES IN THE REV ROBERT McKENZIE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT! Get tickets for remaining four lectures of course To-DAY at Houghton's or Hummer' Price $1 Judge Tourgee Bolton ami Nye ami Kley are to follow 8142 EOTUKE AND REV SAM JONES AT CONORKUATIOaNAL CHURCH SATURDAY EVENING MARCH 30 For the Beneilt ol the Church South ADMISSION 131WJ) ONE DOLLAR Bon-bon party -Beueilt of the German Evangelical Lutheran Church corner aud Twelfth street -UiVIM by GERMAN FRAUEN-VEREIN At Turner Haul THURSDAY EVENING MARCH 23 )8'9 Commt ncing at 8 o'clock Tickets for gentleman and lady 69 cents 31UU NNIVERSARY AND DOMINO PARTY OIVBX EQUITY LODGE NO 1219 UNIC HTS AND LADIES OF UONuR At Turner Hall FRIDAY EVENING MARCH 29 Tickets 25 cents Grand March at sharp (Tickets issued (or March will be accepted) mi SOUVENIR PARTY OIVKN JUANITA COUNCIL NO 5 OF LORM Ar Tiirnbr Hall WEDNESDAY EVENING MARCH 27 2916 Dancing classes of 19 turner hall COMMENCING OCTOBER 8th Class every Monday 7:30 PM Ladies' and Gentlemen Class Tuesdays 7:30 idles' CUss 3 Fridays Class 2 HALL TO LEL Private Les-wne a specialty 3132-2 JONES FlSCH ft WATSON Sweeping Eednction IN PRICES OF BOOTS1SH0ES Commencing on WEDNESDAY MARCH 13 and voutinuing THIRTY DAYS Fine Calf Sewed Shoes in Oongreil Laos or Button reduced from $5 to 93 Men's Calf Shoes reduced from $4 to $2 70 Men's Coneress and Laoe Shoes reduced from 92 60 to 81 95 TEN PER CENT REDUCTION Ou all goods sold for the next thirty days CT Orders by mail filled at above reduced prices Address 6 CTK1-T I2l1-2 KVTO ORANGE TREES ORANGE TREES! mWO CARLOADS OF THE FINEST TREES ever se-n iu this market Just received including a line lot of large Sour Orange Trees far avenue street and roudside planing No other tree equal it (or these purpose Stand both freezing and drouth These trees are ail in prime condition and will be sold cheap From this tdl May is the best time in (he year to plual oranye and oth evergreen tn os In fact since the tine ran now 1- a good lime to plant auY kind of trees We tt II have a good aBsortmenl of all kind of fruit and shade trees hich we will now sell very cheap Call and see them ol address blUONU SO 2851-2 Sacramento- Buggies $75 to $200 Phaetons $125 to $250 Carts $26 to $40 1VS ARE STIU1EBAKERS' ONLY AGENTS and carry tbe large variety ol vehicle of any other house in the city gra isr a -a Tenth Recmmewln 2 TOO LATE FOB CLASSIFICATION YYTANTEI) TO 15600 ON CITY YV real estate seourity also 92000 13 OOOand $4 Otm) separate lot country security Apply to STRUbEL 817 street NeW things in Black Lace Trimmings Embroideries White Goods Ginghams etc All-wool English Plaid Ghallies for Suitings at 50 cents per yard lyon" co Pray how can I a lit le lad in spakinu: make a tivun Yon'rv only joking 1 airaid Do wait till 1 aui bigger But since you wh to hear my part And urge me to bein it I'll strive for praise with all tuv art Though small uiy hope to in it I ll tell a tale how farti er John A little roan colt bred sir And every night and every morn lie watered and he led sir Save neighbor Joe to farmer John Aren't a llv dolt sir To spend such toil and cost upou A little useless colt sir 7" Says farmer John to neighbor Joe I bring my little roan up Not for the good he can do now But will do when be grows The moral you may all descry To keep th tale from spoiling The little colt you think i know it by your smiling And now dear frieuds at my request Excuse mv lisp and stammers 1 for this once have done my best And I'll nuke ui manners TOLD OVER THE COAST WIRES There are many cases of scarlet fever at Fresuo Terry Kelalier suicided with poison at Victoria on Monday At Modesto on Monday Edward Cottle wa sentenced to eighteen imprisonment in San (jumitin for shooting and slightly wounding Davis Hill formerly of San Lui Obispo suicided at Paso Texas Monday by shootiug Sickness and despondency were the cause oi the act John Thomas a woodman fell from a log in Pyscht county last Friday striking his head upon an ax receiving fatal injuries At Napa on Sunday Tim Harrara and Antonia Garcia atood up a man on First street and robbed him of about $20 They were arrested Monday and are in custody Baldwin stated to a reporter in Lo Angeles on Monday that after this season he will uot run hi stable any more Hereafter lie will devote himself to breed-ing William McEwen who deserted from the United States Army in Dakota was arrested at Azusa Los Angeles county Monday Ho aya he will commit suicide before serving another day in the army The grocery store of Packard Son at Seattle was entered by burglars Sunday night The safe was blown opon and stolen $500 being in coin Three iiieu were arrested and half the plunder recovered The job was very skillfully done A Bill Mye Story (Chicago News "UH tell you story ou Bill said a gentleman just from the East had arrived in New York from the West where he gathered in $1000 royalty on some of his alleged work A thousand dollars to Mr Nye go very far so 1 am told lie began planning how he would get rid of it in New York He took his meals at and spent more money in various ways but it never occurred to hitn to spend anything on his back Nye is a slovenly dreascr There came a time when he had to go to bed It was late and he was tired He found himself in walked in He asked for a room The clerk replied chat the house was full Whether he did this because he sus pected Nye of beiDg a Nihilist or tramp or whether tho house was really full I know Nye insisted you anything at all I care much what it is so that it has a bed in pleaded Nye clerk said there was one small vacut room on the fifth floor uaid that would do clerk still suspicious said the elevator was uot running said he care for that He could climb clerk had no more show to turn him out He sprung it: will have to pay in he said said that wa3 all right aud was told in reply to his question that the tariff would be $2 50 reached for a roll and threw outa SlOO hill The clerk stammered teeing that he had made the mistake so often fatal in this country Then he 700 -A-ITID 702 STEEffiT imr-i JUST EKliEIVfSD IMMENSE ASSORTMENT I LATEST STYLEST IOWEST PRICES! PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED 420 STREET "SACRAMENTO NICOLL THE TAILOR I LATEST PATTERNS OF f-'baeSC' FOREIGN AHO DOMESTIC WOOtEXS For the season of 1839 Samples with Instructions for Self-Measurement sent free Trousers (to order) from $5 Suits (to order) from $20 NICOLL TAILOR 420 BTBBBT SAOAMBNTO Branch of 810 Market street San Francisco Coaut Branches: Los Angeles ad North Main street Portlnnd 12ft First 1rco4 nifr-e All New Styles- joe THE TAILOR Makes the Best Fitting Clothes in the State at 25 per cent less than any other Tailor on the Pacific Coast Rulos for Seif-measurement and Samples of Cloth sent Free to any address 203 Ulimtitinery Street 721 and 1110 1112 Market Stmt" SAN FRANCISC3 107 100 Santa Clara SAN JOSE 000 Street Sacramento Slil-in St LOS ANGELES 1021 1023 Fourth Street SAN DIEGO CAL Suil-B 2STOTXGBZ From and afthr this hath wk are not attorneys for WILLIAM 8 KENDALL and do not represent him in any manner whatever GROVE JOHNSON ALBERT JOHNSON HIRAM JOHNSON Comprising the firm of Johnson Johotoa ft Johnson Sacraeiento March 15 2784- DXNCE -A 1ST ID SCHOOL TJYKRY WEDNESDAY EVENING AT Had Admission 25 lent 1J nail Admission sl ccn class Monday Afternoon from to 6 o'clock class Friday Evening from 7:30 to 10 ao o'clock Music furnished for all occasion DEVIN KICAL WALRATIl AT-KIND ft BAHNE4 624 street kdlfi-g "kUO Overtake By Dcalh fpedsl dispatch to Tbs Bis Santa Rosa (Cal) March The dead body of a man was found on the Ford place east of this city lost night Considerable mystery wm attached to the ghastly discovery being in place not frequented by persons traveling the county on foot until it was learned that the body wo that of a man named Bishop from the County Hospital He was a victim of heart disease and returning to tbe hospital from the house of a friend was overtaken by death The home of the deceased was in Petaluma Fated Down Christian Observer: A lady living in Ohio is the mother of six boys One day a friend calling on her said a pity that one of your boys hod not been a girl" One of the boys about eight years of age overbeard the remark and promptly interposed: like to know who'd bin bin Ed wouldn't bin Joe wouldn't 'a bin and I'd like to know 'a bin Marder In a larlcty Theater Special dispatch to Ths Bit) Sfokan Falls (W T) March It is reported that a man named Howard from San Francisco wa killed in a variety theater at Palouse City this morr ing Five arreats were mode Further details ore lacking i Alfalfa per ID 12 to Tuiotby( Eastern) to 7c i Pop Com (ear) 3to4e I Pop Corn (shelled) 4 to Red Ciovsr 1 2 to 18c Red Top 9 to 10c Vrgrlablte Srln7 Beans 12 to 15o Caboage(new) per lb 1 to lo Onions 91 76 to S2 k) Carrote fnew) 6o to 76c Turnip new per sack 91 Oo to 41 26 Parsnip per etL 91 26 to! Beet 1 00 to Artichokes per doa oOto 76c Cauliflower 76 Horseradish (Oregon) oer lb to 12c Spring 1889 Spring 1889 Summer 1889 Summer 1889 4iO TO The Emporium for the Latest and Newest Stjles in CLOTHING Furnishing Goods Etc 231 STEEET SACRAMENTO 2U9IT-2 A GREAT REDUCTION STONEWALKS nrtlllirar Patral Walk lath areal eel Preresi Kaswi STONI WALKS REDUCED 5 PER CENT Now is ths time to give vour order Address WATSON er JOHN McGlLLIVRAY 2U street Kaeraosento Partis infringing on thie patent Will he prosecuted to the full extent of the lav 2612-2 iemtalUed le An Asjlons Special dispatch te ths Bsa1 San Jos March John Lynch a fruit grocer single aged 73 native of Delaware was committed to tbe Agnews Asylum this morning The cause is old age and disability Tssprainree In the Cast Special dispatch to Ths Baa) Chicaco March 26-New York 32 degrees Chicago 32 St Paul 32 Winnipeg 2b New Orleans 50 HR fer Marysville Twenty St or thirty jounjt colored people of ibis city left for Marysville this Cormuai (yeuoe) per -iu sacks bltob I cor1oVVioii'ot there to-night in honor of the fcrBaUon kd Wheat 76 so 9w el a new lodge of Odd Fellows Uosiiuy uwt to ts 4 I'1 to Horseradish (Cal forma) 9 to loo Celery to Asparagus per lb 1H to said he had no change Nye pulled i the SI 00 bill and threw out a $50 I i'he clerk mauuged to break that one ami a he did so the lines of good uature expanded all over his face and tickled the root of his hair He had been entertaining an angel uuawares Nye gazed at this auroral display of humor ou the face and said remind me of display of vanity and good nature on tiie clerk's front would have been worth a good price as an attraction in a window at that he said replied Nye the common every day mean yaller clay out of which they make bowls and platters in a couutry then sought his.