PACIFIC SLOPE.

SENSATIONAL INMCT3IEM INWASHINGTON TERRITORY.

The San Francisco Fire—Man Cutin Two l)y a Saw— The San Jose

Murder—Salinas ltaces.

[SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nOOHHIBBK.]

CALIFORNIA.

" Boss " Ttfiekley Under Arrest.Bah Fbasoibco, October Bth.—This after-

noon Chris. A. Buckley ami Joseph W.Taylor wore r..-:v>t'-d for misdemeanor —theresult of the recent exposures in felation totlie .Sui)r.-::i2 Court and Buckley. Theyare accused of lufving, by false representa-tions, oW •

\u25a0 :h| from li. lionnet. inDecember last, when Bonnet wat interestedIna case before the Supreme <.'<»urt. Kothwre tastnediately released on bonds of$1,000 each, Moms Schmidt and BasmelBarney-qualifying a> securities. Itispre-siini<-(! that tin- tri;il of ilii.s case -Ks.il 1 bringout all tho fart-* of the alleged improperinfluence brought to bear on the SupremeCourt.

The Crocker Fire.><".\u25a0 ]'i:im ts< ". ' H tober 9th.—An exam-

ination of the four walla of the'burned'Crocker building has been macie, and theyare found to be in a dangeroas state. Col.FVed. C. Crocker was infom* L erf the dan-ger and warned by ChiefSomnell toaecurethe walls by means of anchor braces. Hesent at once for the architect of the Ir.iild-ing, remarking he would "rather lose$100,000 than that another person Shouldbe hurt or killed by tfce falling ol thebuilding."

An effort was .also nade torecover theremains of the two burred liremcr:. but onaccount of the unsafe condition of thewalls, it was discontinued, and the menreluctantly obeyed the order to desist.With the exception off the four trails therea nothing Btanding above the sidewalkexcept a large water tank en the easternwall, and another in the southwest corner.

$5,000 rea* \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. ivtss tmm kkb.At 11 o'clock this morning Chief Scannel]

received the followingletter with a checkor $5,000:

F"l ItTB ih'D '>\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ' Ml STEJ- . li:-.\u25a0:> i- ii. (V:ohi-r 9, 1885. \1'", '•'. SraaneU '-•;.. CMrf Engineer S. /\u25a0'. /\u25a0'. D.,Old City Hall, S. F. My Deab mi: : I Imvc jn-treceived a telegram from my father, who i^ inNew York, Inwhich 1 • \u25a0 .i. Bme to distribute85,000 among the liimilies of«ad to tho«e depend-ent upon tbe Biemen wjio were killed smd in-jured at the lab are i-i Bcsh street He saysmatrfbnJe the m ney « here it will ih> ihe moslgood in the ni'/st ueedv. in accordance withhi* instructiOßS I inclose to you r cluck forSS,ooO,and wodd uk y«w to carry out, to thebest ofyour Judgment, Vs wishes. Very trulyyours, Chas. F.Cbocksr.

Chief Scarnell almost cried withpleas-nreat Mr.Oocker's tindness to the iumi-lies of his dead boys, and at once concludedto tall th< j Fire Conwuiasionera together toconsult v: to the b s way to distribute themoney. St was su. f.ested that by an appealto the* public through the press, fire under-writers, merchants and all others wbo willappreciate the galicnt efforts to save prop-erty, and who u'i nire gallant actions, ath-ast $5^600 more can be raised forthis pur-pose.

VraiM-hise fr,r :i Motor Kailway.Bah >;; ::n •\u25a0\u25a0 i-;o, October !ith.—To-day

E. W. Button and associates, of the Stateof Wisconsin \v:--e granted a franchise, fora i»ori<>c! of ninety-nine years, by the Boardof Supervisors of the county, to build amotor railway from thi.s city to Colton.Messrs. Button & Co. are under bonds tohave the same completed within eightmonths from date. Your reporter isln-formed by the parties that it will be < o:n---pleted as api edily as time and money '-ando r also thai it will continue the s:i;>u\making a complete circuit ••(' this valley, adistance of about forty miles, also toEiw i

VI c Sau .lose Mystery.- \u25a0 Jess, October 9th.—The autopsy on

the body of Henry Vandervorst, founddead on the Milpitaa road, near here,showed twelve wounda upon the skull]made with some sharp instrument, nearlyevery blow ol which had crushed the bonesOf the skull. When the body was foundthe pookets bad been rifled. The stab mentof a tramp that he heard a wagon driveup toth. bouse is the only due the policehave..\ i ii'N/. :an \i:i:i-rnn fob Tin: ;:i.mk.

Sam Jose, October 9th. —JnngQnan Sing,a Chinese cook in the employ of J. JI. M.Townsend, was arrested this"afternoon bySherifl Branham as the perpetrator of thebrutal murder of Henry Vandervoiet, atthe letter's saloon on the Milpitae road,Wedne day night. Suspicion was directedto the Chinaman this morning by the dis-oovery-Uiat the hatchet had blood markson it and also that the old handle hadbeen taken out and a willow stick substi-tuted. i':,i Sheriff searched the China-man's room and found a pair ofshoes withblood .-[..its over them, and a pistol andpocket knife belonging to the in-orderedman. the Chinaman was placed tin theCounty Jail. Vandervorst formerly workedat Towasend's, and had a ditliculty withthe Chinaman several times. A few daysago the latter inquired of a boy on theplace where the old man could beibnnd.Circumstances plainly point to the guilt ofthe thina. ::•.!!.

An Aitress "Ovateil."SasJo&k, October nth.—This evening a

grand ovation was given to the talentedyoung actress, Miss Eleanor Calhoun, attin California Theater. The largest andfinest audience ever assembled in this citywas present and nearly all of th< moreprominent residents, ladies and gentlemen,attended. There was a splendid pro-gramme, mi ical and literary, successfullycarried out. .Judge Lawrence Archer de-o*ered an address, congratulating SanJosi s fair dacghter on the success achievedabroad, and many handsome tloraJ tribute--:were contributed.

lie raibla Aocldent.Fresno, October 9th.—Frank Goodwin

employed at Bennett's mill on PineJUdraabout forty miles east of Fresno, met with"a borrible jk ident yesterday. Wliileworking about the saw be was \u25a0\u25a0.ruck by apiece oftiniba which knocked him ove«againsl it Boil legs wire ca( off ab >v<the ankles and Lhesaw nearly severed thebody in twain. Jle was picked up |, v :vi-low.-workiuen \x. .1 put on ;•. wagon and sentto tl'i toll-house for medical assistance, butdied < \u25a1 route. Goodwin was abotd twenty-five; ears ofage and recently from Indiana.

>"lre Ja < olusa County.

0« m\ October 9th.—The hooseef 1..Oxendine, at Oriend. occupied by Mrs.H 1 was burned !asl night. The ..ri-in-ationol the tire is unknown. Th< fumi-tun vassaved. Usjiim insured.

Another _luiijj.lury.B ;:N\iiPi\. .i ctober9th.—Tbejurv

in the case of Dr. D. M. Kellogc 11withan attempt v, fcibe the Distriot At-torney, disagreed, tbere beinK seres foracquittal u:ui live t>r fijnviition.

:>\u25a0 .ul. at Tb< Needles.liii-Nifc>us,October9th.—Charleslfar-

ray, an old pioneer a»4 Mexican war set-eran. died here rtiis eveaing.Tlu- Ponct MuriJer—Settlement «KJi

Cotai,

Hoixistbb October y-u —The p-.•.-: aneryexaminj ion oi Jobr 8. I'rewett andA:;urew Irv.it chargedwU i complicity i;-the murder of T*r. A. W. :;. wers, was cos-c;uv.'cd to-da; before Jostice Hoffinaa.Jrw:: was h 1 to answe without bail.Prewett was aU| iitt< i U $*.% 00 bail givenby V . 11. >: .:.c S H. A-'no'. W. J. Seedand dessc Boss. In Irwin'ecase a writerhabeaa corpus haf been SI <.>rv bat, return-:able bt;>rc Super* ir Judge Breen to-mor-row tt ,ii o clock.

The breach ki .promise an<; seduction]sail broi tiberine Hct san againslA.J. Eboh,apromicent yoangjoerchant,has beea^ettled by a liuaiii ia'.considera-tion.

.Races \u25a0j»|fl>lln»|S\!:nv. October Btb.—la Urn wtting

race to-day, tee for ai!, fur a purse af $500,the following were entered: \ed, JJullyJohnson. Cacrie F. ai:J Krrd. Acooid.Fred. Arnold yon, Ned second, Canoe F\u25a0third, rime, ; •-':> -_':::.\u25a0>\u25a0— -j:ni~&3B|—L' i4. In the tracing ract, for a purse of>' 50, the following w« re entered : Kitty S.Baby and Pedro. Kitty was lirat, Pedcss, ad. Tiu:< i 52—j i;,i.

The Mi. SUa»t« IMstric-t Fair.Yr.;> a. October !'>.h.—Then? was a lar.;v

crowd at the races to-day. The iirst eventwas a match race, 900 yards, between theOregon borse Digger ai-.i the Californiamare Minnie R. It u:>v w;:iby the formerju :31J. Thu.-<- was a fine^isplay of liorsesin thep&radeofstock,comprising thoiougfa-breds and gradeii: also mules and domesticanimals of various kinds, in the race fortwo-year-olds, thri-c in five, between thestiillious Henry, Rogue and Cailahan, thelatter took the :ir?t heat in B:4B,shuttingrwt the others and receiving first and sec-ond monej'. In the trotting race, three infive, forhorses who had never beaten £50,

the entries were Aha, Ziiophone and Frank IPilot. The race was won by Alta in tiircc !Straight heats after v Sine race. Time. 2:43—2:4:!—2:44. Zilojihone took secondmoney.

Lighted with Gas Again.Vi.kka, October 9th. —The %as -works

have been ii.xed, and Yreka is lighted bygas again, being a trreat improvemeut oncandle and lamj) light.

Fresno County Tax Levy.Fjucbbo, (Jctober 9th. —The Board of Su- I

pervisors made the county tax levy to-day.The total tax, for State and county par- 'Doses, will besl 70.

The Weather.Sax Fram isco, October 'Jth—8 >:-. m

Indications for the next thirty-twc, iiours :North Pacific, fair weather,with n-jt^west-erly wind£ Middle I'acilic, fair weatherwith northwesterly winds. Soti.th I'acilic' 'fair weatlier.with light to fresh wfelds ecu' Ierally northwesterly. '' 6 j

EtSD Blcff, October !lth.—We had a '\u25a0bower this afternoon, -sufficient to help thegrass. The indications favot a furtherstorm.

Ymka, October»tn.—Eaiji fell in ahow-en this morning, but soon cleared off withthe weather now cooler asU more agre e-

ARIZONA.

Four ItuilUingt Bniacd.Ttcsok, October 9th.—A fixe in Qwotoatins morning consunred George Marks'

store and merchandise, [joes, |i,oo©j noinsurance. Three oftier small buiidineawere destn>yed. I. as, 41,^00.

CTAH.

Members of a flmnd Jorj- lih,cliaige<l.Salt Lake, October 94b. - It was brought

to the attention of the Court to-day thatthree members of the Grand Jury—NewelClayton, J. G. Uavis and Jacob Moutz—held the rulings of Judge Za?;e to be un-constitubonal, «.nd refused to indictmorethan once for -inla.vclul ct)liabi;ation, nomatter bow perfect'.y repeated the distinctoffenses wereprovodagainst the offenderThey were discharged from the panel. TheCourt told ili»- ii tlv .wire not judges of thelaw. In refosihg x.', indtet, wiicn the evi-dence warraa ted i.:. thej were &lse to theiroaths and rmit «o serve tKc country asGrand Jurors. 'Vheir places were fllledandthe Grand fury retired.

WASUIMGTOS TEKRITOKY.The ChbKM -"ilas»:icre—A Sensational 1,,.

UicJi&ent.Skatb c, October !W..-The <irand Jury

to-day presented an indi< talent for murderin the*rst degree against George W. Tib-betf. vho i.v charged with complicity inthe messaci* at Sqaak. Tibbetts is a store-keep;"-at Squak,*»d a man of considera-ble wealth and taflaence. He has heldseveral ofllces nader AeTerritorial govern-ment, has represented King county in theLegislattxre, and is a prominent member oftii"'.. A. R. H<- is Ht present Postmasterat \u25a0*\u25a0 ;uak. The indictment was a gnat sur-pr'-'e, and created a sensation. Tibbetts hasbe n arrested, and is now in jail. Thismakes the twenty-second indictment forBrorder in the first degree growing out of'he S<piak affair. Three indictments haveeeen presented against each of the seveumen prcviou.sly arrested, one for each ofthe three CUnamen killed. More indict-ments willfollow.

it>-.:r.--r: Columbia.InHiix of Chlatoc Canadian Pacific Rail-

road.Victobu,-October 9th.—The Chinese la-

borers from the railway are coming in, andthe Chinatown sidewalks are almost im-passable, (me steamer and two sailingships, on the berth for Hongkong, in theaggregate carry 1,300 passengers. Severalthousand will leave within the month.

The last spike pi the Canadian PacificRailway will be drivenin about a fortnight.No unusual ceremony will take place andvisitors an- expected to pay their own fares.

Superstitions Concerning Spirits.

The favorite " heat " of the ghost is usu-ally tkagpot where he died. Hence, in orderto keep him at least Erom the house, theKaffirs carry a sick man out into th< openair to-die, and the Maoris used to removethe sick into sheds. Ifa Kallir or a Maoridied before he could be carried oul thihouse was tabooed and deserted. Thereare traces in Greece, liome and China ofthis custom of carrying dying persons intothe open air.

But in case a ghost should, despite of allprecautions, make his way back from thegrave, steps were taken to barricade thebouse against him. Thus, in some parts ofRussia and East Prussia, an ax or a lock islaid on the threshold, or a knife is hungover the door; and in Germany, atas the c rifiu is carried out ofthehouse, allthe doors and windows are shut, whereas,bo long as the body is still in the house.the windows, and sometimes the doors, areleft constantly open to allow the seal to

In some parts of England everybolt and lock in the house is unfastened sothat .the ghost of the dying may fly freelyaway.

But ifprimitive man knew how to bully,he also knew how to outwit the ghost.V'n example, a ghost can only find hisway back to the house by the way bywhich he left it. This little weakness aid.not escape the vigilante of our ancestors,and they took their measure accordingly.The coffin was carried out of the house.not by the door, but by a hole made for thepurpose in the wall." and this hole wascarefully stopped up as soon as the bodyhad been passed through it, so that whenthe jjliost strolled quietly back from thegrave be found to his surprise that therewas no thoroughfare. The credit of thisingenious device is shared equally byGreenlandears, Hottentots. Bechuanas, Sa-moleda, Qjibways, Algonkins, l.a<>sia:i>.Hindoos, Tibetians, Siamese, Chinese andFijians. These special openings, or "doorsor the •lead," are still to be seen in a villagepear Amsterdam, and they were commonin sorue towns of Central Italy, as Perugiaand Assisi. A trace of the siune customsurvives in Thnringen, where it is thoughtthat the s;!'<ist of a man who has beenbanged will return to a house it' the bodybe imt taken out by a window instead "fthe (lour.

The Siamese are content with carryingi!h- dead nan out by a special opening,endeavoring to make assurance doublysure by hutrying him three times roundthe house a; :iil speed—o proceeding wellcalculated to» bewilder the poor soul in thecoffin. The Arancanians adqpt the plan ofstrewing asbea behind the coffin as it isbeing borne to the grave, in «rder that theghost may net be able to tiii<: bis way back.• ' '-ontemporarj Review.

Two Psoßi.vts in Gabtbor&kxcs. —In aReaving mill tear Manchester, where theventilation was had, the proprietor causedit fan to by. iiKunted. The"of»erators,in-Btei d of thanking their emplojter, made afotmal complaint that the ventilator hadmcreaaed '.iieir appetites, and, therefore,entitled them t<, a corresponding increasein iMRea. By stepping the fan t. ]>art ofthe d iy the venuLjuon and voracity of theestablishment were brought to a Batnimninstandard, ami thecomplaints ceased. Theoperatives' wages v.ould but just 6i'.i>i>orttheiii; any moredtttoand by the stomachscould only be ansy.ered by drafts npontheir becks, which r.ere by no means ':; ccondition to answer rthem. In Edinburgha club was. provided with a dinner in awell-ventaated apartment, the uir bei igperluti-.ec as it ent<a-.i.i; imitating is anc-n tie fragrance of the lavender andthe orange flower. Dvgag the dinnertimemembeta enjoyed thezuselvaa v osoal buwere not a. little surjirisecat the annocoocevent of the provider tbttl they had dronithree times as much wito as he had usu"---a":ly provided. The perfasae of the air wasthe cause »f the increased appetite farwine. It b a clever scheoif of thekeeper, by v.-L-idi he is las: reaping a fortune. —[MaiKbeßter Courier.

«-«\u25a0 !

\\a\T ICAJcas thk Oxktuki «.—Thereiaa n\am of persons to whom indifference isthe wtt oi high breeding. Recording totiieir :Jm. if you educate a nas :\u25a0> the i:i-M'tisiUlity of ;i post, you make Lim a gen-tlemaj) ; if you cultivate the bear; out of ayoun;; KMSan, -Mil make her leasiagiy ;is

jiuls^less a.s a turnip, she is Un lady t.iDcrfectiuii. Sraie people have strain?? iileasof what coiiititutei a lady or a geiitleinan.A wotaias »-as broKbt before a Policetkwrt on*? d«y :ind said "Me and aaotherlady was a-aaring a tew words, and shecalled mo a hii; lewidnal.' and 1 up wit!; apail of water and chocked itall orer ber.and then beg.i:: the row." Me and anothw

The followinz noii*v was once putup over a show; "No /\u25a0 Oiemaaadmitted to thii exhibition in istate of in-toxteatioa." I *no« when I was in St. Lou[aaw a handbill on the wall: "One hun-dred raw to be killed by one dog in tenminutes. None bat genth-m nare expectedto be present on the occasion."— Jj, B.Gongk.

The I'ik. "s Peak Bailroad will soon be ji 'i. It is v.oxn in operation to a point I

14,000 feet above sea level. It will be •_* 000 Itort bigher than tho Orovu Bailway, in I

COMMERCIAL.

SACRAMENTO MARKET.

isnrr—lemoas— aeOr. t>: Luar5 , nBaawjas, tZ 8093 7a 9 buncu; ißieftpp) .*2 00ic,4 dozen: Coooauuus, So'S.O soI;,A\.'-' >iexiCllllOran^s, Ü BOSS; Apples, fair,600800; fancy, 9>?!c«\ ; IVaohe.-. 7.-I ej-.r^ si ;r,,i ;<i; Watermelons, 40©75 cfi docen ;Cantaloupei, 50fe60c -f. doz; Grapes, TSc&SI .'\u25a0-.Cnmberriea. $li VbbU

Pl£ i'r.L"li>-AssortciJ, 2X-B> cans, ? <ioz,II'M<?A assorted, gallon cans, fl; Peacnes,2-;^2>oan£, f\ ac: rv,nl,\n_d Blueberries,2-2)cans,fe; 'A hortieberrks. SI 75; Capital Asparagus,52 25 f( dozen cans.

TRIKD FHrrrS-Apples, Sliced, 2^Sc ? V:.;do quartered, l^o.ie; 1-ears, peeieVl, i*:>\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0

Plups, pitted, :.'..,„_.; Fetches, 6V^Ji.jT dopeeled, n-%1:):: Prunes. German aad French.aSi^c-. t3:ixs.berrias, lugUc; Jigs, Callfoniia, 4fll

in^^S FRUITS-Assorted, 2W* cans, ? Oat,-:.. Peachen, H Vj.rvi: Ban!ett Pear?j22p®S2sj Wumfc, fl 50®170; Blackberries, fj*I Jl;i. Gooseberries, J2 25«2 60; Strawljerri«,|«86«2 TO; Apric.its, 51 70« l75: KuacatCirar»-s, tl 75@2; ketl Clirraa^, S2 ;;"<:•; 10:Cherries. 12 35<a2 *>.

VKGBTABLES—EarIy Rose Poiatoes, ¥\u25a0 GOe\u25a0 .; New Odious, 3T*(«JI ; Cabbage,; Carrots, »c f, U»; a^iruti*-., Tie;

bunch Tt'getah'.es, 12}^o ¥> doz; Krsnips!Us Beeta, SI; Horse Ka.lLsii, sg'Jc ft E> : Gai Ui isc; Cucumbers, f.(ftOe; String Bear^ •" <• >»ft; Wax lii.iinv, :'.c ?. Pi; Svmiiuer t*-iiiasb,"2k;cv, 1b; Peas, B®BJic %i 1b; Arttchefeea, 40c *.dozen: Tomatoes, 30<y;*)c "& box; ijreeu Pep-pers, I<css<: * a: Greeu cam. loe ?i doz; SweetPotatoes. 7'\u25a0'./ 80c "r1 cO.

I BHKADBTTJFFB—FtoW, 84 f) *bbl; Oatmea!63 60 ¥* l(>0 B.s; Comintjftl, white and yellowS2 in 25 B) sacks. F2 SS in 10 1b sacks, s'iijijlbs:Cracked Wheat, X aßS24o;Hoßiny,S32sVcwt!

POl'LTKY—Live TOXKBS*, H'.w.loc B>;fail-Krown Chickens, S-l itiu&b dozen- youngRoosters, f3 odtfta w doxen; Brc.ilirs. 82 50<a!3-ac;e Ducks. H'ari &0 : iitese. Si 2va,l 59 S t>aj> •Ewre, Choice lols, U7^®.ifc a ?. dozen; Quail,

\u25a0 : dozenUAJUV PRODCCT&—Butter, choice roll, 32%@34c j»fc; picktei, ::.:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0; packed iv firkins,choice, 2!i(«:ioc:<:oiMno:'.. 15<a 20c;Cheese Caiitbr-

uia, <J@llc; Westtrn data, 13<a;14c; Martin'sCrxiuu, tGe.HAY, GRAIN AND FEED—Oat. hay, Cli'gl.'.«con: Aifalf*hay, Sl')(311 •? ton; Bran, SM a ton:

Middling*, £S V ton; Barley, whole, SI 80;rolled, n 66; Wheat, fl 40@l 15 ? cwt-White WIMOatB, *2 36; Tame Uetc, il SO \u25a0 \u25a0

Corn. 51 25 $> CTt lor choice.MISCJiU^ANEOUS-Seeds-Alfairii .",V |0' uj

nmothy.Kmitpffl 6>^®7>jo yft; Oregon, 6 \u25a0 .<;Pop Com, :'.'\u25a0 \u25a0:< ie •% 1b; Red Clover, 135H4C;Bed top, 7®Bc. Nuts—Chile Walnuts, 'U&9c; O .:;..».-;:ia\Velni!ts. s '..,. :* \u25a0 ; Aiimouds, ltj®: '. >ruia, 4%@5%c. I^rO (Califor-ma), ecus, BJ^@9c; Kasteru, \l lA.a,n\:.c. Hides,

eal'.. light aiu! medium. So; heavy steers 9i-drv, UJic. Trt'.'r.iv.-, 1,.,,-. Hops—No demandlBales ol Pacific coast In New \ork, 10c; marketv.-ilu.? here, :- 6c.

MKATS — Beef, 6<a7e: Mutton. 5c ft t> \u25a0

Lamb, 7c; Veal, 7@9c: Hoks. 3Q3>ic; DressedI'ork, 8e; Vnn:.<, Eastern, 14@15c; California.'•: Bacon, ineuium, 9>.,e: selected, Vie-

extra light. lZ]/,i'z

SAI« H4ANCISCO MARRKT.

Produce Market.San Francisco, October ;nh.

FLOCR—We quote: Best city extra, S! 25@5;medium. 83 &o@4 ; shipping superfine, 82 Tata'\u25a0'* \u25a0 0

>' bl>l.WHEAT—The market continues in satfsfac-I iryshape for the selling Interest The demandis good and prices are steady, with firm tea-aency. Local snippers are paying si n l.. vi 50

g-ctl for the better class of shipping. Purchasesare still being made in the counter, mid it issaid that prleei arc paid quite equal toanythingthat can be obtained in this city. Around lotol choice Colusa is understood to have changedhands yesterday on a basis of Si 52J£ « cil.

Call Hoard sales at the morning session ol theHim J-raucisco I'roduce Exchange were as fol-iows :

Bayer season—loo tons. Si 71',; i.coo, si 71Buyer 1885—200 tons. 81 «j; 100,1161%; KKj

81 61 : 300, -1 SIJ4T ell.Afternoon sales were:Buyersea —l.wotons. Si ~i)\.m\ W-CBuyer 1885—3,300 tons, ?1 «j' iAI 61.BARLEY—Operations on call have had a <li-=-

--turbing Influence on legitimate business thisneck, making it next to impossible to give aguiding flgure. Good 01.l feed, said to be every-thing desirable, went begging at if] :::< • -. soNew was offered in driblets at si 32k,@] ..though samples could hardly be classed as No.L standard. For this latter article parties In-terested claimed to be willing to pay Si I" 1..'..! s ! tparcels a- -him! a- 20 i. i:.. At the sametime a round lotof 100 tons No. l Feed wouldfind prompt sale in the Call Hoard at St ;>-jy.ffi)1 ""Vet!. This was the Bit nation at least one

\u25a0 lay this week, and it can easily he realized thatunder such complication values could nol beintelligently quoted. At the moment there is. >. .;\u25a0 i fe< ling, but the market is about usI h as ever, and willremain so until Bornesettlement be made in regard to unfilled CallBoard contracts. Probably from Si 35to£] inYm;: would be as near a range a: could be given(•\u25a0I- to-day, in view of surrounding circum-stances, nark coast feed can be bought at ;1 Si'" ' -Tv ? ctL Brewing oi good quality isquotable at tl 40 to SI S23£,and this ranee willlikewise embrace all trading in Chevalier.

This morning a Settlement Committee wasappointed to arbitrate between the lons andshort interests in regard to the Call Board con-tracts for Barley recently called Inon buyerLBBS iccount. The gentlemen selected were: PA. Campbell, J. \V. Harrison and A. MontpellcrTin- names were understood to be satisfactory toail parties.

< lall Hoard sates at the morning session of theSao Francisco iruduee Exchauge were as l'ul-li >\\ B :Seller 2 days -100 tons. 81 8 i'teller Iss:, ji.h, i,,iis, -I :t:i;\: :.•,«., «i 40; 100-1 '.! !, '.\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 tl.Afternoon Bale* were:Buyer season—100 tons, ?l it:..Seller season—200 tons -1 '.".''.'Seller lbss-;100 tons, ii IQf. ctLOATS—The market has taken a turn for thebetter, and holders are disposing of good stock

hi a slight increase in price. We quote: Surpriseand milling, SI 35<ml 45; No. 1, fl 27}k-com-mon grades, SI 20@] !'• ',-M'tl.

< :ORN—There is no lnek of offerings, hut cus-tom is wanting. California is quotable at U 1.I 20 for f( [low and SI 15 t' ctl fur White;Nebraska, tl 17^@1 20 >' ctl.VKi.iKTAlil.i>"—'ll.c market is well stockedwith everything tlmt is seasonable. Trade is

active, though not large enough to cause anymarked scarcity in any particular article.\\r i,u<,ie prices as follows: Tomatoes, -Jitt.r25c V box: Green Corn, ftOe'aSl 50-^ box. aud6o@>75c » sack; Egg l'lant, 60@75c f, box; Arti-chokes, 15c "% dozen; Cucurabere, 00©60c >( box; Carrots, 10<a.'>0c ctl; Turnips&Jfa.7jc H ctl; Beets, «ora.7.")C 51 ctl; ParsnipsU % <-tl: CauliHower, (kirn,7sc 53 dozen • Cab-bage-, 75c r»cii; (iarlic, 4050 *B>; Celery, 50cP dozen: Green Peppers, 35@50C% box: GreenPeas, :,aic f, lb; string Beans, 2<32%c tt-Green Okra, Go®7sc ¥ box; Marrowfatoquash,s»f> ton: .Summer -Sunasli. 50@75cV box.

FKL'lT—Grapes have been in large supi^v allthe week. Bnding fair custom, though at easyprices. Strawberries also make daily liliera'lcxlfll.it. while Raspberries continue "to oomeforward in moderate quantity. Watermelonshave been selling rather low for the past threeor four days, the receipts being more thanenough for trade wants. Wine Grapes $li>(u/'5t< ton; Watermelons. 1807 ~f< hundred-Cantaloupes, 75e@Sl i"> %»" crate; Plums,35c* l)ox: Grapes,4o@6oc » box, for ordiuurydesenptions, and 7-K-r.r =1 ji box for a choicearticle; Strawberries, S:;or 1 -- cheat ;Raspberries, SB ¥ chest ; Quinces, M@750 "r> box; Peaches, 30@60cfor fair, and ','«.\u25a0;;1 V box for choic-e: ; if 'c'^box; Ap-ples. 2a@7sc V box; Pearß,2i@Soc for fair, and

25 > box for good to choice; Mexicanl.iines. Sl:> l;; •? biix; Lemons, Hirily, S7 50(88;cio. Caliromia, $1 &o@2f bos forordinary ands:ia I for Sicily seed; Bauanas. SI So®3 9bunch: Pineapples, tb 6006 %> dozen; WesternCranberries, SU@l2f bbL

BUTTER—The tone of the market for strictlytoe lots continues tirm, though prices haveabout touched a- high a figure as buyers willjv.y. In a couple ol weeks, Increased! receipt!are expected. We quote: Fancy. We; goodto choice. 85@37%c; fair. ::\u25a0 \u25a0,- ;'j'...-; mixed-, \u25a0 > lb; pickled roU,2l@2ac f* B>; fir-kin. >"..- lj,' for choice; I6®l»c forlair to good;lv. :j'..c for ]KX)r: Eastern, inrtt.]4c V ft>.

UHEEBE—Trade is fair in volume. Quotables.l I . \u25a0\u25a0'.'i \u25a0; inferior grades, B@6c; Eastern, 13c;Western. Yd luc ?* lb.

EGGS—Some choice .-^alt Lake jireat hand byexpress, which Bnd a good marke* owing to thescaeoityofa similar article of domestic pro-duct California are quotable at :;>,« I-1 iorehoisc, ::."\u25a0•) :.T;..c « dozen for good: Eastern, 17:.iLMc (or fair, and 22&25 Cft dozen for good: SaltLake, express, 35(a.36c f dozen.

iilULTRY—Prices during the week have kep!fairlj uniform. Receipts Lave been ample, whilecustom !ihs been good. We quote as follows-Live Turkeys—Gobblers, LSAlfic; Hens,) l®l,">c;Koosters, lyai SO for old. !U-§5 50 Tor young;tltu.-, St@s 50; Broilers, fctef-4. as to size; bucki,Hab »do*en: 'Jeese, *1 50<fl,Jl» pair.

FRESH MEIT—Market meaaj. FtilLov.-iiigarerates lor whole carcasses from slaughterers todealers: Ueef— First quality, 7c; secondquality. .V.,./.t;c; third i,uaHtv, 50 f> B.Million—Wethers ar<; quotable at sc, and Ewesat -ltei'. (c \u25a0? lb. Lamb—Quotable atC!g,7c f» fil.Veal—yuoialj'.e at 7'.<ille ftla. Pork—Live llogs,on foot, 2®3j£c: dressed do. 4E^Jic ? D.

<-:i.ci-:il Mt-i-rfni.<i:sf.Bad FsaSCISOO. October Sth.

BAGS AND BAGGING- In-naod ior all de-\u25a0isi - ight. and prices are weak and

nominal. Calcutta Wheat Bags a -jobbing at: 1 ' ,'\u25a0\u25a0

BREAD—Shij llrr-.-id. "..-: I'ilot Ifcead,: '\u25a0 Crackers , 11 and 6}^cfor extra;

\u25a0 ary from Be vi 30c. according to v.iri-'.-.1!;;'' K—G ! ior house-buildij

fcriptions, but uothini • h or Fire.BROOM—Local trade is moderati Ij a tlve ?i

-\u25a0 d price.;.

• \u25a0•- ! MCBB brands are quoted okicmeStearie Acid, ll'.^c: .star, l:ic:

: (Jross A; Co.'satine, M \u25a0 . \u25a0' Patent

Wax ;,.-: Cornwall i il.-v:fc Adamantiii-. 13Hie for 22 01.; Grant's {'Lila

made. 12Xc; Mettoß £ Morgan's I'ar-aSneVTaxlfiCj werk*£gj . .\, \u25a0:,'.. ;: c . -;: ,

• i"r H oz.: S :: . _\u25a0 afe.

CASK6OODS— Kastentvarj -rf asfollows \u25a0'w :--. $1 25(S 230 : ( lams.*] 50&2SQ;I --. ti 804 2 SO; Chicfceal and Turkeys,

S: n- 'S.: Greui. Peas, il j.); Green Com, £1 50 «dozen.

CEMENT— jood inqtrirj jtirthe- beat brands atcurrent cates.

CLOTHISG '• Isgratlfyinjlo note that Cati-lornia is aot so rtej*endent on Kastem j&anufact-uix-rs as i: t a^ ac-». many years

' '' 11 -- - 'i : teroi Utte market1 found in a private cir- 'color that a -....- I cargo will not only

check ait adt ;.. but somettmesackwardtria. The do-en are f -,*-^-i'.'- r̂l 1>_r I . \u25a0

profit out of the !>ii»:a>-si by restricting snpoUes

COFKKE—Gocd ; - -.-ra^bs. - \u25a0

::ot have ahv"con- :American ports,. that lU- . - .:!v all mar-

CORDAGE • ud upwards, ?c;\u25a0\u25a0".;.ni!a, IiInch iind up- |. \u25a0 . . \u25a0. i:;; 3,v!.::c.

DRUGS—We quote; Bi-(.^rb Soda, 3'<&a.7Wc-Soda, in.

VacincßndJiSfurEaglisk: Soda Ash, \%%1 -.

CR(i!i>rnia Crystals, :'>3g.Slcpor refined and3ka* 1Sic ~p. ftfor powdered. ' 1DRY good.—There is a good demand in h I

sir.iill way. ' I |j l"i.-H-'DuriiiKthe Utter part oftatenber Ibe s: bulk of the supply of <auued .a*?mion was se- iI enred by a leading firm in th« trade, and prices :; advanced all round. Ort«on Canned Sjilu

Is now quoted at (1 07^115 for the uroal brands ,j CaliJuniiH do, tl 05; Alaska, 9oe@Sl Vr. in- i; v,,,,-,-,>!.-,.!to caiet Ala.-ka Eaimon arrived on {! the 4th. Paciiii'C-outish i= in v<x>d supply at 1..-. !

LEATHER—not Inquiry for California de-scriptions al ntead; rat- s. ' i

LUMBER—Active foreign demand at the mill \u25a0 !l>or:<. A correspondent ol the Oommerdal K< i \u25a0

wys thui -i, reasela took Lamber liom 1-uget i -i Bound foe Culii.irnld and foreign ports inSes- 'I tember. The aggregate takeu from ea-h mill j i| port vrataa folk*we:

i.-.\u25a0 pma, reel \u25a0 -.\u25a0 noo iPort BUkely ZZZZZIIZZ VJ:../:.:! ,ranuamble •, • -.s i.r> \u25a0

Port Madison i.->,,

' tsalady \u0084.,::

S apeck. l ,:-. \u0084

"rlLudlow \u25a0• K6667J

i'ort Dlacorery „ 5,275,W3 '\u25a0

Total 29.156.S \u25a0 '! y2Bl1 rhls is a larger quantity than for anyprerious \u25a0

month this year, and is 7,756,Rfl fcetinesceas '; oi the shipments In Anf nsl ii MATCHES—Common Btock <icseriTiti-.ici^ are, Bteady a< .:.•\u25a0 . < tMaying < immou.tteO; Contract, SO to j86 50; line Contract, Sf@»; Imjierial, (9@lo 9roll of40 yards j

METALS—Theloea) foundrymen report eon- •Hnued dnllnesß. They are well nupficd withiron. An invoice 0f1,152 pigs Tin ii just at hand i,from Australia. |!

NAILS—The recent advance appears to he well !maintained, and the local factor}- is crowded ;with orders. The card mte is 52 75 for lotsol 200 kegs, ~j 50 for ko kegs aud?2 85 forlesaeiquantities. <

OlL—Beyond a hardening feeling in ChinaMu. there i- nothing to report, .ill kinds selling Ias for some tine. The Brst CoD cargo of Whale iOU arrived oh the itii,eonaisUng of1,550 barrels. I

\u25a0 >,-•,'.\u25a0--'\u25a0" i'd inquiry io.-al! kinds of colors. IUl X k.-H.VEK—The pricAln Ixmdon is £6 2s

' }!eJ'ri« here is 829 75@30? Bask. I>e- ,viand li-lit

RlCE—Hawaiian, .','\u25a0 ...'-" c; Japan. 5' ;c;Caro- ,nna. ..'..(\u25a0:( hina, i,..-.,- cT

RUBBER GOODS—Prices of Goodyear'a Bub- 'ber Clothing are quoted as follows: RubberCoats, fromfls to*y6f dozen; Rubber Leering!lrom $6 to»18 . do?en; Rubber Pants, from >i-"> ! ;to S4B >\u25a0\u25a0 dozen; Rubber Boots—Crack-proof Rub-ber Boots, Hip. 869 > dozen; Union, Nationaland Goodyear Rubber Boots, Hip, ta V dpzen;Kubber Belting, Packing and Hose, prices arelower than they have been during the pastseason. j

SALT—Market VeU supplied with nil kindsSOAP—Pale and Chemical Olive, 4>i@6c; Ifancy kinds, 7g»BCj Castile, s>s@Bc for brownand VP/mvSc fori

SPlCKS—Prices remain as forsome time, andthe dem md i- !iL;!:t.

BTARCH—Duryea's 7'-;'i\u25a0•'J'.'.r; Oltumwa, <".c tovl ,>\u25a0: Niagara, 7@9>ic; Johnson's. O'.c; Cutsln-ger's, 6@<*<c: Peerless, s@Bc; Erkenbrecher's«.i« W; Everdrug-s, 7kc.

HUGAR -The Standard Refinery mates a finegrade ofGranulated from U^ets." for which itcharge*B%ciu bbls. The two local refineries ;running on cane have had the following price Ilist since September l.sth lor lota in bbls:

American California 'Reflnery. Refinery.Extra Fine Cube Ue 1(A)Patent Cube :ic i(Aj(Jru.shed n 'j:.\i Loaves : :, ]Kiue Crusked 9 <j iPowdered y iExtra l'ov.'di-qkl '.iExtra Fine Powdered v:; . iDry Granulated >:, s-;,'Extra Granulated .m., i

XXDry Granulated Bli ...."..Confectioners' iAj ,-'."Extra C g 8Extra Golden CGolden C :>.; Si"El Dorado c m; .„. ]Nonpareil C 7 . "

BlßUP—Product of the American Refinery' i« ,quoted at ::•-"..(• in bbls, Ssc in hf bbls, 40c in5-gallon kegs and 50c in 1-gallon tms. Product ,ofCalifornia Refinery is Quoted at X>c in bbls. ,:;7!-.;e in hf bbls, ij;.,c in o-irnllon kegs and 521<cm l-gallon tins.

TEA—Japan—Common, ISffl30e ; good, 2S@ 30c \u25a0

superior, 35c; extra line, 50®fi0c; Gunpowderand [mperial—Common, :«><\u25a0: moperior37j^@50c^extra flne, iw ;.i 70c ; Congoa andoonchong—Com 'mon, 20c; superior, S7X@4sc; extra flne, 50@ J

\u25a0 "\u25a0; Pouchong—Canton", > nlb papers, 15@25c; 'Kiochow—Oolong, Ss@4scin papers; Comet do, '\u25a0: if ; Formosa, -."H'i :;,">c ; tine do, 40@55c ; linestdoCV'/Toi- V fcWOODENWARE—The Coos Bay Stave and

Lumber Company's price list quotes :; hoopPainted l'ails at SB; varnished do. black '"pop, J3 25; v-arnishea do, galvanized hoop iB .5; white do, galvaniced hoop, X 75@5, and ibra - bonnd do, ~7 " . :\u25a0 per dozen. <WOOLEN i.''oil.-;-A steadier tone to pricesis observable.

EASCKBX AM) FOIiEIGN MAIIKKTS.

„„_.„ , New Yobs, October flth.WHEAT—I2M.—9B%e for cash, v.n- ua Octo-ber. 810 , for November, 51 01%@102 forDe-

cember. -1 ic.\ , 1 03% !',.r January and ;1 CM7^for Febrnary.SUGAR—Cuba Centrlftigat t6 VTiiFREIGHTS—Grain to' Liverpool by steam,

Ohicaoo. October BthWHEAT—I2M.—B^c forcash. .->•.,• forOcto-ber. W%p tor November, »L%c lor Hoci-mbcTmid '.'J\c for January.

( • iKN—4o?ifi lOJicfor OctoberFORK-;- 7' . i.,r (!,•!,,her.l.AKD—s> 97K forOctoberRIB.-:—jr, CG>^forOetober.BHOET KIBs—S3 65 for Ortober.\u0084.,,„

Liverpool, October9Ui._ \MIKAT— Strou;,'. California sjot lots.- -ju to 7s sd; off coast, 365; ju^i shipped,38s; nearly duo. :\t\> Gd; cargoes offcoast firmer;on passage, turn dearer; Mark Lane Wheat nndMaize, steady: English country markets, firm \u25a0

French, steady; Wheat and ["InuritiParis, tirm;

SAN nULXOIBOO STOCK SALKS.

San Fkancisco, October '\ ISBS.MOKNIKO SESSION.

Ophir 80c Belcher 1 or,Mexican !.-,c Confidence :*

'1- «f' 7;"x; 8. Nev TileCon. C. Va 1 30 Navaio 65e

1 45®1 SO Bodie ""l 60V,holl'lr l|Mouo 1 (V,.. l 60g-4 N t ;;r.« l 80 Peer r,n,.Point 1 os|

AFTERNOON SESSION.Kavajo 65@70c|Oon. C. Vl 1 3.".® 1 3(1Mono 1 Of. Savase 1 Ib&l 50>'eer 50e Point „.. i i:,•."\u25a0"'^er 66c Chollar _j@i or,Peerless 1 :•.", potosi 20cOphir Sdc'H. &N 1 SOS I 25Mexican l.> 10c S. Nev ...70c'->\u25a0 *t: 80c Overman UcJacket i ffiCaledonia joe»-«B 1 "k> Kxchcquer iuc

PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST.

ISPECIAL BY Wn.TWßif TO THE RECORD-rsiON. 1Hkwhau, October 9th.—The following

overland passengers passed Newbail to-day,to arrive in San Francisco October loth •

Mrs. A. a. Bancroft, Win. BiddeU SanFrancisco; H. Randell, Texas; 11. Tnlt'ordSan Diego: IS. Lewis, Los Angeles BGoodenongb, Santa Clara: Mrs. H. Barber,Mrs. M. A. Pealer, Bacramento; -Miss ]['Donlap, Mrs. W. A. Hanley. Kan Fran-cisco; <;. W. Dnrbrow, Colton; Win 11Mills. Mrs. W. H. Mills, San Francisco'Miss Floy Miller, New York; C. A. CoverOakland; Harry Murphy, Petaluma; M.Jacobs, Phoenix; John Oonlson, Pescadero-Misa }\u25a0:. A. Bridgeford, Colusa; c;. Adams.(as. 11. Farthing, San Francisco: A. »<;.!ir, Santa An:;; K. A. Bridgeford, Colusa:T. B. Hayes, Wilmington; J.V. Robinsouand wile, (ira^s Va!Uy: Jas. L. Deforce,\\ m. Qooding, John Basaett, A. F. GeorgeLoe Angeles.

PiinMONTonv (U. T.), October full.—Tlicfollowing overland passengers passed hereto-day, to arrive in Sacramento OctoberUSI : i..\. ]»u!lin. Mrs. J. B. Keyes. Mrs.i. Bailey, San Francifleo; Mrs. W. i. Hill,Dakota; J. H. Powell, Qdifornia; H.White, England; IM.Clark. Beldam; MissClark. Australia: B. Hansel. Omaha: CH. Kins, Chicago; L. L. Bollock, NewYork M. J. JacCormick, PhiladelphialUjbert £. Phillips, Maretta, O.

MERCHANDISE REPORT.

Thefu'iowing freight passed Ogden onthe 'Jth :

For BMranento—Danhßai <j Co., 32tbeetl .-.:.,! :'h, .; :- ;,.\u25a0! ; Jiantin-ton, Hop-kins a Osl, S3 cas.^s bwwUfw; W. !:.Knieiit* >\. <",,.. :; liarrela salteil nifat: J.Oehsßer, J;)i> abooks. ITU pair lnwilu. FLyon »t Co., 1 box underwear, 1 bale cottont I-5. 5 balosfjuilts ; Mrs. O. riioncman, 1barrel eaodlosticks ; Jones & Glrena, 280reels wire: Hall, LnbrsiCo., 1,-13Sbanis-Kirk, Geary i Co., 10 boxes Beeds; Belter,Son &Co, 10 halt-barrels whktv; W«in-stock (V- I.ubiii. | case rubber goods.

For Maryisvilie—White, Cooley & Cuus.7 boxes bar.iwar,-, 12 boxes naiis. 1 \nwea, 3\u25a0nvils, l bos vasben, 1 box locks; F. Per-Bteege, S caa -. boot* and shoes.

l-"..r^t.(.-kton—Jao!.-i<on «t Karle, 10 bun-dles iron; L. <;. English, in bundles iror ;Oeo. West A (•,.. 2 barrels whisky ; H. W.Lycaesber, 1 barrel hardware.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

[TOed Octdberß, IBBS.Iba 6,lßßs—William E-Eastmsato

Lester D. Greerre—Part of Bwamp LanJSurvey Xn. 290, Sacramento county, con-taining 139 acres.

Au-u.-t 13, 1885- .i'herin? Johnston to.Suiic -rjcajrae—Lot 7, X and O, Twenty-sevcath and Tvrenty-eighth streets ; $250."

SUPERIOR COURT.Department One—McFarlan<], Judge.

Friday, October 0. US.Wueoek ts. WJlcock—Motion to dismiss con-

tinued fcrbearing until this mornjujr.L. I> . G. A. lUr -sed by:. eacli party to pay his own costs.'\u25a0 ;;. Demartjne vs. M. Nevis—On motion ofplaintiff, nor.Miic granted without prejuidce.

V t a ruilc of railroad, not a bank, nota telegraph office ia er&'ted in Calhounconnty, li]., tliuu.'h it has a j>o:.tiiation ofabout 8.000. The typical reside-:)*, itto be par: hrffiter and par: farmer, with adecided leaning to icifurc—[Es?hange.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

rooxteanib-ateeet PraAyMta cimi«Ji, •between O and P—Pastor, Rw. Qeorn B Kird.Service! at 11 .\. m. and 7SO i- m Bnnday-\u25a0chool \:.->j r, >i. Hible. lecture Thursday~MI !\u25a0. M. * ..'

Calvary Hapiist Cluire-li, I street, bp-tween Twelfth iuh! Thirteenth—Preaching byK>'v. C. O. Stell al l'):l"-a. «.. aid 730 P. K. byKtv. ('. i-. l;ajki:i. Every one welcome. * '

Sixl'.i-stveet M. K. Church, between X !and L—Rev, !\u25a0:. i:. Dnie, pastor. Rev. T. sDunn, tonntr pastor, willpreach at 10:45 \ mand Rev. 'I. 11. B. Anderson, D. lr.atTr. m.All are wcicouie.

CuiifcreKatiunal Clmrili. Sixth Street, be-tweea 1 and J—Rev. \v. c. Merrill, pastorPreaching to-morrow morning at ID.-45 byDavfdMorton, l>. D.. ol uotdsvlilc, K>-. Sun-day-school at 12J& Ko evening service. *htaskhf at tl<«- IMl!n,,tist Chun I.in the ni.-rni-.i- by Rev. T. H. 1!. Anderson l» D.Subject, "The Gospel." Rev. Richard Boyn,D. D., will preach at ; o'elo* k in the eveningSubject, " rhe TransngttTation." Hour foreveu-Ing service vat 7o'clock hereafter. Pteaae re-member. All invited. '*Kcv. A. Oilaiti, or M. E. ConfereßOeSooth will preach at A. M. K. Church at 11 :ocloc. .\. a.. Sabbath, and Bishop J ">i Brown: I -\u0084:\u25a0\u25a0 P. X. "

:

St. I'aul's Chur.li, Blsdltli street, be-tween I and J, Rev, Carroll M. Davis rectorHoly Communion, 7 a. m. Sunday-school 930a. m. Morning prayer, 11 a. m. School, Six-teenth and N, i:;n v. \u25a0\u0084 with evening prayerat 5 p.m. '*Westadnster I'resbyterinu Churc-h, Sixthstreet, corner of L—Rev. 11. H. Rice, pastorPreaching on Sabbath at 10:4ft*.m. by Rev C15. Kiddiek. D. 1).. of San Francisco; and at 730P. M. by Rev. I. W. Atkinson, of San Jose, mem-bers ot the Methodist Conference. Btrangerscordially invited. *I'niteil ISrethren Churcli, corner of Four-teenth and k streets—Prominent ministers ofthe M. E. Conference will preach. Rev. M liSharbrough at 11 a. m." and Bey. Joel Hedgpathal 730 P. M. Sunday-school at 9:45 A. M. *V. M. C. A. Rooms, Corner Ninth Bad .1streets—Bey. A. L. Hansaker, of Fresno, willdeliver an address al 3:80. Allare welcome,especially young men. *

>EW A.DTERTISEMEXTS.

Bbwi op Caukoknia, iCoV.NTY OF SaCKAMENTO. | ' '

QBO. BTONEMAN, GOVSfiMQB, AND THUS.L. THOMPBON, Stertiary of state. l>t'ing

Ia majority of th« Board of Examiners of saidSlate, say. ill tlieirhisl COonting ofthe mortevi

in the BtateTreasury, made to include the trans-

actions to the close of business on OCTOBER 7,

IBB6i thej ascertained the asaouitt required to beon hand according to the Statement of theController to be 3915,047 86And found the amount

aitii.tliy on hand tol,e—

Gold 1591,480\u25a0 «v,r :542 2o

Currency 31,825 00Warrants 214,397 M

Special Deposit (Becetpts).. 43,028 29

Coapon Money 4,175 CO

Total actually on hand SJI">,O4S S5Excess i.i

GEORGE ST( (NEMAN, Governor.TIKIS. L. THOMPSON, Secretary of State.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this Bthday of OCTOBER, 1885.

W. W. Mor.ELAXD, Clerk Board ofExamiuors.010-lt

Pink Tea Party and Social Dance.

THE LADIES OF BUHNER RELIEF CORPS,No. 11, will give a Pink Tea Party and So-

cial rtauce, THURSDAY EVENING, October15ih, at

G-ranscrs' ZZnll.Tickets. 23 cents. 010-2tSW*

iHODKBMEBT! MISSES BROTHERS.

ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE LADIES! WEcordially invite you to attend our

Saturday, OctoberlOth.MISiiES BKOTUEKS,

00-aned I.eadiiij; Milliners, 611 J st.

LYON & CURTIS,WHOLESALE DEALERS HI

Vegetables, Fruits, Seeds, Butter, Eggs,

PRODUCE GENERALLY,Nos. 117 to 123 .1 street, Sacramento.

010-lptf

JONES, FISCH_& WATSON.ffLABSBS AS FOLLOWS AT JACOBS' „»\_; HALL: Gente" Class, every Monday S#Night, 7::(0: Ladies and Gents, every Tues-/lWday Nißht: Ladles' class, Friday After-WaE.noons, :i o'clock. Social every Saturday Night.Hall and Music furnished for all occasions.Private Lessons at all hours. o»-3tced

ISB4. FIRST PREMIUM. 1885.THE LIGHT RUNNING

DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE

FOLLOWING IS A COPY OF THE REPORTof the committee composed of three practi-

cal machinists: '• The committee has decidedthat, eoiiMderinir points of simplicity, of con-struction, durability and style offinish, the Do-mestic Sewing Machine is entitled to First Pre-mium."

A..!. POMMER, Agent, 505 .1 st., Sacramento.oio-aspMWs

AMUSEMENTS.,

CLUNIE OPERA HOUSE.Cotton & ChzKowxth LesseesBks Cotton Manager.HOKDAT KVEMNG, OCTOBER 5, 1885.

THE MANAGEMENT TAKE PLEASURE INannouncing an engagement with the Emi-

nent Irish comedian. JAS. M. WARD, andthe Charming Soubrette, GAURIE CLAHKAVARI), supported by the full strength of theOpera House Company, in Dion Koucieault'sOriginal Drama, entitled the "SHAUGH-RAI'N." New Bceuery, New Music and Me-chanical Effects. Entire Lower Floor, jo cents.Family Circle, 25 cents. Seats secured at theBox Office from in a. m. to In p. M. Also, at Saw-telle's, 7^B and TlO J street, from 10 a. at. until 6v. m., without extra charge. October 12th,•' COLLEEN BAWN." Grand Matinee Saturdayat 2 p. m. o.v

%THIS BKAUTIFUI. RICH

Bronze Library Lamp,complete with Porce-lain Shade, EurekaBurner and Chimney,only $3.

A HaudsoE? Pailei Vdie Lamp, Com-plete with Illuminator and Shade,only $1 50.

Finest yet ont of those Beautiful Deco-rated 44-piece Tea Sets (assortedcolors), only U 50.

10-piece Handsomely Decorated ChamberSet (assorted colors), only $4 50.

Allthe rage the 4-piece Large Glass Sets,only 40 cents.

CALL AND SEE OUR

Imrucnso Stock.

BEAUTIFUL

Bohemian Glassware!PEIOES EEDUCED ONE-THIRD.

•O~ Parties in tae Country will do well to

jsend for our NEW ILLUSTRATED CATA-LOGUE before matins their nilMimm

ADDRESS

CHINAHALL629 J st., and 920 and 922 Seventh st.,

SACRAMENTO, CAL.m3O-taiWS

MAUKIED.I Sacramento, October 28—By Rev. E. U. Dille, D.

W. .Jhamberlin, of Sacramento, to Addle BCaldon, of Plymouth, N. 11.

BOBKSacramento, October :i—'.Vife of Edward Junes,

v son.Sacramento, October8—Wife of Ralph Turnera son.

ITCHINGSkin Diseases instantly Relieved

by Cuticura.mEEATMEKT.—A warm bath with CitktkaX Soap, and a single application ofCith.ii:\the great Skin Cure. This repeated daily, withtwo or three doses of CuncuaA Resolvent theNew Wood Purifier, to keep the blood cool, theperspiration pure and unlrrltattng, tbe bowelsopen, the liver and kidneys active, will speedilycure Eczema, 'letter, Ringworm. I'soriasiaLichen, Pruritus, Seal] Head, Dandrun" andevery species of Itching, Scaly and PimplyHumors ot the Scalp and skin, when the bestphysicians and remedies fail.

KCZEMA ON A CUILD.Your most valuable Cuncuiu Remkdiks havedone ciy child so much trood that Ifeel like say-

ius this for the benefit of th-.se wiioare troubledwith skin disease. Mylittle Kirl was troubledwith Eczema, and I tried several doctors andmedicines, but did not do her any good until 1used the Cuticwu Remedies, which speedilycured her. for which I owe you many thanksand many nights ol rest.

ANTON BOSSMIER, Bddtbubgh, Ikd.TKTTER OF THE SCALP.

1 was almost perfectly bald, caused by Tetter<jf the top of the scalp. 1 used your CCTICTOABkmf.hid ai, u( six weeks, and they cored myscalp perfei tly, and now my hair iscoming back

I us thick ;i^ ii,«.-vi r was.J. P. CHOICE, Whitesbobo', Tzxas.

COVERED WITH ISLOTCHES.Iwant to tell you that your Cimciuu Resol-

vent is magnificent. About three months agomy face was covered with Blotches, and afttrusing three bottles of Resolvent i was perfectlycured. FREDERICK MAITKE,

23 St. chableb St., Kew Orleans, La.best fob itching diseases.

One of nn rurtomers says your CcticchaREUEDissaxe the best he can find for itchingof the skin, lie tried all others and found norelief until he used yours.

P. .1. ALDRICH, /;, uggiat, RiHDJG Sen, O.

Sold everywhere. Price: Ctmctnu. 50 cts.;Soap, 25 cts.; Resolvent, SI. Prepared by thePottxb Dboo and Cheuii ai Co., Boston, Mass.Send for " How to Cure Skin Diseases.

PJ IV/11'LK.-. Blackheads, Skin Blemishes andi l ivl Baby Humors, nse Cuticura Soap.

JO) >gk HOW I.livKOil. AND WINKJSf .JR to the fam jihed iifold isa CI'TKTBAsCtfjJBT \u25a0''.-.;:- i\u25a0v iN I'LAMEI'. 1.) the :n iiinirPgißf-jg*idi-sM!:d li:fk. ill,' weak an'! pain-B Jb^ pil muscles, the sore chest and h«<:k--» SBL \mioß cough, and every pain and a?heol diiilytoil. -2:>p. Everywhere. ml3-lyWS&wly

HEW A DTE RTISEMEMITS.

A Lodge or tbe Catholic Knights ofAmerica willbe formed in this city at St. RoseHall, on SUNDAY NEXT, at 2 o'clock r. M. ALecture willbe delivered by S. J. McC'ormiek.oiSan Francisco. All are invited to be present.

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Donations.—The '\u25a0: :.\u25a0•-•:\u25a0. of >he Sac-ramento Protestant Orphan Asylum returnthanks to Mrs. Ivans, Mrs. F. W. Fratt and C.M. I'rodger for serviceable lots of balf-wornclothing; s. Unman >v c>., r, dovb 1 suits: capitalIce Company, ice; A. J. Pommer, repairingsew-ing machines; Dr. Light. d»ntal services: Mrs.Wm. Johnson, cake: D. Deßernirdi, fruit; Uni-versity of the Pacific, Sonoma and Santa Bar-bara counties, fruit and vegetables from StateFair exhibit. Per order,

MRS. ( . W. CLARKE, President.Mrs. W. H. Hobby, Secretary. •October s, lss.'i. fit, c] oWJ-t

WANTED—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG PER-Bon lately from England, wishes a position

in the country as housekeeper or assistant,where there are no smallchildrcn; understandsdairy work. Address MISS WATTS, SZI F'street, between Third and Fourth, Sacramento.

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SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENTwoman to cook in a hotel or boarding-

house; Is accustomed to the work and a poodmanager; no objection to the country. Inquireat (. ITS HOTEL, X, between Third and Fourth.

010-3t*VrOTICE TO CREDITORS.—ESTATE OF±> WILLIAMSWALES, deceased. Kotice is

hereby given by the undersigned. Administra-tor of the estate of WILLIAM SWALES, de-ceased, to the creditors ofand all ]>ersous hayins claims against the sum' deceased, to exhibitthem, with the necessary vouchers, within fourmonths after the first publication of this noticeto said Administrator, al the office of FreemanJohnson & Bates, 920 Fifth street, SacramentoCal F. !L RCB3EL, Administrator.

October 9, is."..Freeman. Johnson & Bates, Attorneys for

Administrator. 010-5t9—j(sH<js9Bk ihisßELTnr Regen-

/"^SsSSnicHfeti orator is made ex).res-iyS^&rir1- 1^ for the cureofderange-¥ Z/ArCHEtV£.\\J the generativeI^cv'cf^T Dir \u25a0flr/'i^ J"'-'"ls- There is noVXVyV'"'"'PttvT^mi-t4ko about this in-w^'FOß'' 'strument. the continu-

w \^*S J «p Z'y' .oils stream of EI.KC-Ik \u25a0VHfflr'' /TKICITY ptrmeatinerRJlhk w&«vf. -}_i! -1 tni" Kb the parts must

IwlrNv-ot^flH' I "'"tore tbcm to healthyITllall r Uli'm! action. Do not confoundthiswitt Electric b<\ii> advertised to cure allills from head to toe. It is for the ONE specificpurpose. For circuj,irF giving information, ad-drtss Cheever Oectrie Belt Co., Washingtonstoect, Chicago. 111. 010-lyTu;^

METROPOLITAN THEATER.

last kj::ht but oneslast night cut one!

Ot IheGlttd Play

HAZEL KIRKE!By MISS ISOSE WOOD and Company.

OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLE:"We have never seen the piece acted as well."' It is a great performance."

"Miss Rose Wood is a great actress.''"Mr. White is a 8frix>d, ifnot better, than

Couldock as tie Blind Old Farmer.""Willie Sims is a funny l'itticus Green."tfg- ThU wan the talk of the eatire audi-

ence last evening.

Grand Matinee To-daySunday Evening:—Farewell Performance.

Popular Prices! Popular Prices!S9 and 2." cent a! so and 35 cents!50 anil xr, cents! 60 and ~'3 osU! I

MONDAY, OCTOBER ISth,

Hawriy's American k Earopean MicstFelxAND THE

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GRAND GAME

AT AGKICITI-TUKAI.PARK,

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11,

BETWEEN THE NEW CLCB. THE :"AUIELS." of Sacramento, and the!•JBRIGHTONS? of Brighton, for »5a a sid»

and Gate Receipts. V\xm this occasion the •\u25a0Ar. '-"willwear their new uniforms. They ;\rillendearor to m:iko ! runs to their opponentsL Game called at £:SO. H. C Chipnian Um-pire. Adtaission, "£> cc-ata. Indies free. 010-it*

JOHN BREUNER,W'IIOLESAJLE AND RETAILDKAI.KKIX

B£:i>z>zsra,FAELOE SETS, LOUNGES, EXTENSION TABLES, MI3EORS & EOCXESS

OF ITIST DESCKIPTIOK.Nos. 604. 606 and 608 X STREET, .jyS-3ptf} SACRAMENTO.

~gl i^wachhorstT ft.£jLEADING JEWELER OF SACRAMENTO. &MSIGN OF TOWN CLOCK.

3STo. 31Q tT street ijy?l-3itf! Sacramento

CURE-^ CONSUMPTION!AMD ALL LING AND THKOAT DISEASES.

The Genuine •• BOOK A- KVE" is a distillation ofold Bye Whisky and Roei Candy. Theimmense popularity of KOCK A RYE has Induced unprincipled dealen to get no a spuriousarticle. All genuine packages of ROCK A: KYK have our Trade Mark. Beware of imitations.

s^Splm O. W. CbESLUY, 01 Front street. Sacramento.

E7%WATCEUtAKSBB * JEWELEKS, 438 J street, bet. Fourth and Fifih. %!/\siuja3 «r Dealers in WATCHES, JEWELRY AND DIAMONDS. Kepairii;>»ln ail i!*s£jjAiBibranches a .specialty, undtr MR. FI.OBKKG. Aeents forKOCKFOKD WATCH < OMPANT. ja6-3p

Watchm^ ker and Jeweler,Bifo. 428 J wtreet, )S3«or-«t.tia.ox».to. la3-Sp

BASSMB HOUSES.

NATIONAL BANK

D. O. Mills& Co.,BACRAMSNIX) OAL,

CAPITAL ANl> SUia'JLUS S4BO, ><-n.

ED3AB MILi-S P.usidcii'.B. PKKNTISS SillTII Vice President.FP^\NK ICEULKK (CHAS. F. DILLMAN Ass't Cashiei

DIKKOTOBSiD. O. MILLS, KDGAB MB US,W. E. CHAMBERLAIN, CHAB. F. DILLMAN,

?. PKENTIijS SMITH. olitptt

SACRAMENTO BANK,The Oldest Savim;-, Hank in the City,

Corner J and Fifth streets, Sacramento.

GUARANTEED CAPITAL, 8500,000.—PAIDup Capital, 1200,000. Loans on Keal Kst.no,

July 1,1855, $2,044,818. Term and Ordinary De-posits, July 1, 18>v>, H,965,521. Term and Or-dinary Deposits received, and Dividends paid inJanuary and July. Money Loaned upon KealEstate only. This Bank does exclusively aSavings Bank business, information furnishedon application to W. p. COLEMAN, President.

Ed. R. Hamilton, Cashier. sJi-isf.m

CALIFORNIA STATE BANK.Does a General i^nkicg Ii.;?l. hf.

«*-DraTfs Exchaj>KB on all the pria<::palcities of iii6world.

OFFICERS:President K. D. STDBOTJTtVice-president FREDERICK COX jCaatier .' A. ABBOT!\u25a0 i

UIKECTORS l

C. W. CLARK, QEO. C. PEHECKSJOdKPH STSKFESB, J. K. WAT ON,N. D. BLDBODT, FREDERICK COX,

A. ABBOTT. oS_

PEOPLE'S SAMGrBANIOfHce— Xn. 400 J Ktrec-t, Sacramento.

Capital Stock Paid Up $225,237 00.Interest Paid on Dej>os;ts Senti-Annually.

49* Money Loaned on Keal Kstatj' Only.WM. BECKMAN, President

W.M. F. Hustoon. Seerit.-iry. a:: -CHAS. CBOTK KH, E. C. VOOIiVOBXH, V,*. H. CT.OCKiia,

CROCKER, WOOL WORTH &CO.

r.23 Pine Street Suit i nu.cfsoo,Carry on a General V. c.kinp Business. COi-respondents in the. P.-iueipal CitiC'. of theEastern States and in £ajo>e. ap&-iplm

NOTICE OF ELECTION

COLOKEL FIRST ARTILLEBI REGIMENT

IN PURSUANCE OF SPECIAL ORDER NO.23, c s.. issued from Brigade Headquarters,

Fourth P.ripvle, N. <;. c, notice ishereby elTenthat I, the undersigned, was appointed to holdan election for the <.tliee oi Colonel oi theFirst Artillery Begiment, Fourth Brigade,N. G. C, and that said election will beheld on THTJBBDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1885commencing at 8 o'clock p. m.. at Head-quarters. Ffisl Artillen Begiment, Sacrament »,California. Field and line officers will appearat the time and place mentioned, in full uni-form, lor the purposeof electing :iColonel.

FRANK I). RYAN.Majoi ami Inspector.

Sacramento. October 2. l.ssr<. o'l-K't

Tfil? " HAMP Ql7T?¥i?P "lnfi oUfflij bfiMlili.TlioImmigration Asswialionof.North-

ern California is now preparing to issuethe September number of the'" HOMESEEKER." It is to be enlarged, amifull}-illustrated withlithofrrahhif viewsof >orthern California. Itwilrcontainpractical information of the resourcesand advantages of the Northern Coun-ties. Allthe i>roceeds ofthis puhlirationwillbe devoted to the carrying on oiImmlgratioß work. We appeal to thebusiness men of the Northern part of theState to srive it their advertisintr sup-port. By so doinir, the work of brinir-inir an increase of population to theState willbe carried on. At Osrden acopy will be put in (he hands of eachincoiniiifrpassenger. In addition to this,several thousand copies will be dis-tributed on the trains tearing Chicago,in order to attract the settler Intendingto settle ivother States and Territories.Give the " HOME SEEKEII" your sup-port. ap7-n

MRS. FLEISSNER-LEWIS,Graduate of the College ot Music, Cincinnati,

WILL GIVL INSTRUCTION IN

Residence, MMX street. s2ii-S[i]m

FIFTh AVENUE SALOON,1015 FIFTn STREET, BET. J AXli K.—mHE HHARPET, COOLK.ST ANI> Mi -T1 Delicions Beer always on dranghi ut r> cent!a glass. Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars iv I

stock. EDWAhI) DISTSSLE, l*roprietoiau!7-4ptf

THE OFFICi: OF THE CITY SUPERINTEND- jent of Schools and the Board of Education

have l>een removed to

913 X Ktreet, bef. Ninth and Tenth,

North side of theftrect. oTlw

A BTBOTXKiYUTILIZE') I>:|§aES£g3|«[telling. Re.ulin-'of the F'n.-t |pßBjH|^gknown Fortune tiller aii>ilßj^^r^f^Clairvoyant, Hi X, coni.-ro:^—'

Fifteenth street. Informa f£j>£Z~Z>*s'fctiougiven od business, love,|^S2/7 I \vsfevcouruhipand marriaee. v./.Cr- —<—*-r~\\\

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3E»-u.s©t Sound.

LUMBER COs-aLcnAMEKrTo.

OKFICK ANI) YAKDs:SECOND ST., Near Railroad Depot.

C. W. KI.LKJT. .Manager.VP'liolosalo t&s Rotail,Oregon Sugar Pine and Redwood Lum-

ber; Shingles, Shakes and Laths-Doors, Windows and Blinds.

THIS COMPANY OWNS ITS OWN MILLS 'and Vessels; tlierefore. Is enabled to -CHEAPKR RATES than heretofore offered tothe people of thie vicinity. Penoas srU

bill of lumber will certainly i.mte a trrandmistake if they do not call on this firmmakiDg their purchases.

XtSOX (iV THK '.OMPANV :South Vaiii jo, biion. Oakland, Woodland, Ala-

meda. Williams. EnthXord. Maxwell, St. ii(;-;--ena, Fresno. Calist"jra, Tularc, ,Sui«un, Han-ford, SACRAMENTO and Agencies at otherImportant Towns.

A. POWEI.I., General Manager.01-tpTuTh!-tf£-.vtf

$8,600. Total Loan in Sacramento.SEVEN LOAN'S OF £:';\u25a0"ATI! MADE SEP- 'Issßbet KHh. Applifations are coniint; inrapidly. Ifraw yonr mom y while you live. Themost popular Endowment .vsoeiaOon in exist-ence. AdJrc-s^ C. 11. DENTONGeneral Apent Mutual S. Kadowment and is

A. of A. cWptf

HOTELS AyV RBSTAIIM.MS.

• -•\u25a0Z. *• \u25a0 " ;\u25a0\u25a0

GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL,Corner Seventh and II streets.

49-8 TBIC tLV FIB ST-CLA6S.HFree 'B:i<= to and from the Cars.

_06-tf IV. Q. BOWERS, Proprietor.

WESTERN HOTEL,NOS. 209 TO 219 X STKEET,

rj-HREKELCCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT._L Lcaamg Business and Fciaily Hotel of Sao-ramento, Cal. The most convenient to Post-offlee, Express and Land Offices, all Comti andPlaces, of ADiusemeut. Meals, S5 cents. First-e.ass in all it*appointments. Free coach toandbom the Hotel WM. LAND, Proprietor.RB-tf

A NEW MANAGEMENT.I HAVE TAKEN THE KCSS HOUSE, NO.leo'J J street, aud am prepared to furnishBooms and Board at the Lowest Hates.No one formerly connected with the househas anything to do with it now. The housetrillbe ran ina quiet, orderly and respectablemanner. Please give me a call

828-tf ' £. MOO3ER.

STATE HOUSE,Comer X and Tenth street*, Saoramcnto.

CHAS. 11. ELDRKD, Pi«j-l(oard and Lodgintr, 86 to Sl2 per week;

Single Ueals, l.i cents; Single Roonu JicemsPine Wines at the Bar. BilliardRoom attached.Free Omaibos to and Ircii; the House, streetCars pagg the dooi every six m nute

"pacific hotel,Corner X and Filth Streets, Sacramento.

CENTRALLY LOCATED AND CONVENIENTto all p'.ace? of amusement. The best fam-ilyhotel in the city. Ihe Table ,i Iwey - supplied

with the best the market affords, street canfrom the depot pass the door every liveminutesMeals, Mcents. C. F. BINGLEION, Prop.

ur.25-tf

CENTRAL HOUSE,818 and 820 It St., hct. «fjri,:l> »_jfs:ntli.HOARD, per week <t\BOARD AND LODGING BtoKMEALS Scents

HOKSLEIN BROS., Proprtotor*.

#»• Street Cars from Depot pass t!:e door everylive minutes. au'Jl-tt

FIFTH-STREET HOTEL]RUEDY & MURBACn, Proprtotfan,No». 1011 and 1013 Fifth »t., bet. J and K.

milE TRAVELING PUBLIC WILLFIND THIS_L a homelike place to stop. Meals. J"> rente;Board, 84: Board and Lodging, 85. nulS-lm

FISHER'S DINING ROOMSNo. CIO J STREET.

rnABLE SUPPLIED WITH ALL TKK DELI-JL cacies of the Season. Special attentiongiven to Banquets and Wedding Cake*. Tele-phone No. &i.

A. HTON. |aiil4-:t: I -.^"•\u25a0SB.

CAPITAL HOTEL,SACRAMENTO,

CORXSK SETENTD AN» X BTBKBIB.BLESSING 4 GUTHRIK, Propr.otors.

JSTFroe OmniVue to and from toe C&rs-Misuil3-tt

AMERICAN EXCHANGK HOTeLT,SANSOME BTBKKT, BAN rRAM ISCO, CAL.

This hotel is iu.lhc yery center of the busl-uc_fs portion of the city. The traveling publicwill find this to be the most comfortable and re-Epectable Hotel In the city. Boar.l am' roomSI, «1 25 aud SI 50 per day. Hot and i o'.d ButhsFroe. Free Coach to and from U.<' HoteLjyl3 CHAS. MONTQOMKRY .\u25a0> BB .\u25a0..iJropg.

ST. DAVID'S,718 Howard St., nearThird.San Francisco.AFIKST-CLASa LODGING HOTEL CON-. taining ISO rooms; water and cas in each! room; no better beds in the world; no guest al-lowed to use the iinen once used by another- alarge reading-room: hot and cold'water baths\u25a0ree. Price of rooms: Per night, 50 and 75 cents,per week, from Si upwards. Open all night. F.Xi GHES, Propriclor. At Market-street Ferry,inke omnibus line or street e*rs for Third andHoward. , .-TuTbSM

CANDY FACTORY.Y| KS. E. M. WIEIiMANN,NOS. US J STREETXVI and 419 X street (Metropolitan TheaterKuililliiK), Maunfacturer and Wholesale andRetail Dealer in all kinds of Candic-a and Nutu.

au.l2-Br.tf

TO MY OLD PATRONS.J BTUX OFTKR MY VALUABi.K SERVICESJL ifyou are so unfortunate ad to require them.With a mind matured arid enriched by studiesof

'an advanced order, I can safely say that there \thardly a duieaae in the catalogue ofhumu i!Uthat I carinot treat to a snecesslu] iss^ie.LADIES—I am always ready to assist yon. Mypast knowledge has been Increased I iy ..itensi yeexperience. lam now able to treat you witiltho certainty! ot success. No case peculiar toyourdelicate organism Übeyond my su ro controLMy Female Moutbly Medicines in supi riortoany offered heretofore, anr-i w::l :>a warranted tohave the desired effect in all c

Those of the public who need my services candepend upon pentli manly, bonoxabie and scl«entifie treatment at rea.«oiiable rates.

Iaddress partiru!»r!y ;. . ivebMnill-tared by yonthftil indiscrettoni, and thotc whohave contracted local discaj.ee.

Persons afflicted can Jf ti:ey prefer, consultme by letter, detailing the symptoms oi the dis-ease or trouble, and receive isediatnes by ex-

&\u25a0- itli full [nstructions. All li tb rs mniit3 directed: J. H. JOS-iKLYN, M. !>., z2fc Butterstreet, San Francisco, Cal.

\u25a0 < •ire warranted in all cases, or no pay re-quired. Conßiiltation, personally or by lettergratis. Send forbook. Comfortable aptr'moatalor patients at my Infirmary (when dsiiredi.with experienced nurses.

Consultation Parlors, 226 Batter street, adjoin-Ing the Young Men's Christian AssooiationBuudina.

Ot£.:c Hours—From 9 a. m. to 8 P. XMy Diploma h&ngK Jn my of8c«.PorchsAe my Essay on Physiology and Marrl.

a?e. For tale by all newsdealers.Q'^ot.' J. H. JOSSKI/TN, M. D.

odorlessjxcayatorTCkSBPOOU AND VAULTS CLF.AKKD

cheap acd free from all offensive odors.Orders leit at Carpenter's Wood and Coal Yar^42f, X street; or at Pacific Market, 725 J street'will be promptly attended to. '

aul6-4p3m J. H CAMPBKLI, A CO.PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.

I. D. BCKITEB, - - - - Proprietor.

HACKS O« CALL AT ANY HOUIi ».day or night. Coupes, PhaeVon.''A/b»Rockaways, Barouche?. fe;iSirica J tLEB.If6,, I**'1**' roadsters to be toned in any l'-*-ystable oa the coart, for h'ro. Horsea *•»>'•[?UTery at reasonable rates. UTerr^aV&f-Fourth etreet, betwef i>\u25a0 H j i^?» J