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A steamer Goes Ashore.

NEW LONDON, Conn.,, MAY IS The
steamer Galatea. Of the Providence and
New York Line, now running in connec-
lion with the steamer Massachusetts, went
ashore of the east end OF Pleson Island
about IL O'Clock last night. The steamer
Frances. OF the same line, was sent to her
relief this morning, and 1t is expected that
che will be gotten of without much trouble
during the day. IL is not supposed that the
Galatea has suffered any material damage.
There was no water ia her this morning
when the small boats left her.
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yorktown Centennial Meeting in Bos-
[snecial telegram 10 lhe IDS

Especial telegram to the Dispaich.l
BOsTON, MASS, May 13.-An enthusiastic
Yorktown Centennial meeting was held
here to-day by BOstOn's representative men,
at which Ex-Governor Alexander Ii. Rice
presided. The Yorktown Centennial AS
ISOLATION was heartily endorsed and COM
mended to the people OF this State by those
present. They started the subscription
handsomely, and formed a committee, who
are confident of raising $25, 600 for York
town in the State OF Massachusetts,.
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BY Telegraph.


NEW YORK. Nav 13.-Cotton steady; sales, ]. O3O
bales: uplands, 10kc.: Orleans, l0Ac.: weekly net
receipts, 5.s03 bales; gross receipts. 1850 bales
expOrts-to Great Britain, $500 bales; Ia France.
$50 bales; to the Continent, 6.G32 bales; sales,
S,303 bales: stock, 1881 oales. southern flour
quiet common 20 fair extra; 81 74gs5.26 good
sing heavy; ungraded red. Sl.l6@SL27. Corn \
age. lower, and moderately acIiyc, closing weak
uugrsded, 55@6lr. Oats shade stronger; No. 3,
Acc. Hops steady and quiet. Coffee dull, weak,
and unchanged. Sugar quiet and very firm; bust
ness checked by the Gfmness of holders; fair to
good refining. 71s@7hc.: prime. 7s.c.; refined in
good demand, closing firm; STANDARD A. 9l.c.
Molasses In fair demand ana 1rn. Rice uncha ngcd
and trade moderate. TurpenIine firm at 3s,sc
Wool IN buyers favor aad dull domestic fleece. i
Gd45c.; pulled, 20@3sc.: unwashed, l2@30c. /:
exaS. 14@26c. Pork moderated, active and hrm
at SO for cid. Middes unchanged. Lard fairly
active aud closed weak at sl090@sll. Freights
weak.
BALTIMOFE. May 13.-Flour steady; Howard
stree. and western supsrt.as' s321sAi i extra,
Bne. IS 5O@t4; extra, s4.25Ms5 family, 90 5o6D
s6.62 Rio brands. $3.50: Paiapsco family. 81.
southern red, 81 "a; amber. tl.2s6ps l.31 No. /
Mary land nemlnslly 81 81 No. western winter red,
spot, 81 .25tatl.26 May, tl.24atl:24t; June.
Al. I3S@Si.iSx. Corn-south.rn easier for white
yellow steady; western higher and strong; southern
white, 59c.; yellow, 6Oc. Oats firm: western while,
52G53c.: mixed, 49a6lc. Provisions easier and
dali. Mess pork, old, fl7 new. SIS. Bulk meats
Loose shoulders and clear-rib SIDES, none offering
packed, 1915 and s9371. Inconsistencies. TIC.
ciear-rlb sides. 10sc. hams, ll@l2c. Lard-Re-
fned, 11k@l2c. Coffee quiet: Rio cargoes, or
binary 10 fair. ps@ Nc, Sugar firm; A" SOFT,
9Ac. Whlskey dull NJ 3l.l0. Freights lower and
dull.
LOUISVILLE.
ss.25; choice 10 fancy, t5.s5Gs6.o0. Wheat dull
M sl.0e. Corn quiet at Ole. Oais steady; No. z
white. 42tc. Pork steady at s16. Bulb. meats
steady; shoulders, SO: rio. 1850: sides, -. 30.
Bacon easier; shoulders. t6.75 rib, 800 sides,
fq.S5; hams-sufar. cured lower at lO4@llsc.
Whlskey steady at sl.O6.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, NAV l3.-FIour Gull and unchanged.
Wheat opened nrm and closed steady: No. Mil
waukee, cash aud May. tl.02t: June, el.O3h.
Corn inactive; No. 2, 42hc. Oats quiet and un-
changed. Provisions stezay. Mess pork. SIG %
cash aud June. Lard-Pr.me steam, fl0.671 cash
ana June.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, May 13.-Cott0n-Net receipu, L.
236 balesi gross, 2.497 bales; futures elos,d
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Council of Rcd Men TO Meet in Rich
mond-Ehe Dismal swamp Canal
Closed. etc,
Isneclal leleeram lo do Dispa

lSoecial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, May l3.-Tbe Great Coun-
ell Of Red Men adjourned to-day to meet
in Richmond next May with jamestown
Tribe.
The Dismal Swamp canal is 10 be closed
up for extensive repairs.
The Norfolk and Elizabeth City railroad
was completed Yesterday. The formal open
Ing takes place on the 2jth.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nv rELeGRApH no THE DrsrArCH.

News aud Gossip publican
Caucus Executive Session and Conarma-
,icns-Next Meeting of the National Cotton
Exchange of America TO be Held at ~.
Leais--A Sound steamer Ashore Death OF n
virginia Centenarian and Veteran OF she
War of Isi2-rhs Persecution of the Jews
in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Treaty signed
Europe Amazed at.France Other Interest,"
INK Foreign Events.
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FOrIy-seyenth COngress-SpeciaI SEES
ssOu Of the Senate.

v A>HINGTUN, My II, 1881.
In the Senate, on motion OF Mr.. Dawes,
it was ordered that when the Senate adj
journ to-day it be to meet on Monday next,
and then, at 12:05, the Senate went into
executive session. When the doors were
reOpeued at o'clock the Senate adjourned
until MOndlY.
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Meath or nm 1912 veteran.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, May l3.-Ledyard
G.. Payne, pensioBer OF the war OF 1872,
died Wednesday In Stafford county; aged
IOI wears aud IL months.
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IRON, STEIL. GRVNnST0NES, &c.

IRON, STEEL, &C.-BEST REFINED
Il Iron, comprising "A fun assortment of FLATS,
Rounds, squares, Oylls, Bands, &c; Russia. Cal
vanized, and American Sheet-.rOn SHedes aud
Norway Iron, Norway shapes aud Rods MAYORS
Ca t-Stetl German and BlstereG steel, Machinery
aud Tire steel, Rabbit Metal, Pig Tin, Speler,
e Zinc aud Solder. Iorse-Shoes, Nails &C., &c.
For sale by
aU l2-3m HENRY YORTtIh VI.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France and Tumfs.

A TREATY CONCLUDED AND SIGNED WHAT 1T
PROVIDES AND GUARANTEES, &C.
PARIS, May 13.-In the Senate To-Day
Premier Terry announced that tue rTahco.
Tunisian treaty was signed yesterday IL
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EDUCATIONAL.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
INSTRUCTION IN POLITICAL SCIENCES.

The following regular courses OF study are open,
without examination, to competent stnde nts not
candidates for degree. The fees are In no case less
than $50 nor II ore than $50 year. Figures in 3
denote the number OF exercises per week:
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY. I. Constitutional
Government In England and the United States. ~
u. Constitutional aud Political History Of the
United States TO 1850. 49, III. Forms OF Govern
ment and Po'iicai Constitutions since 1859. (2l-
POLITICAL tCoy0MY. I. Mliis's Principles OF POI
liticai Economy; Financial Legislation ofthe Unnrd
States. l3) u. Cairnes's Principles OF Political
ECONOMY: Citizens ESSAYS 10 Finance. (3I III. Pub
lie Finance. Il-LEGAL SCIENCE. I. Jurispru.
dence: Austin. ~ u. Constitutional Law of the
UDued states. ~ III. Public Internal onai Law
aud History OF Modern Treaties. 49, Nv. Roman
Law; Institutes OF Gaius and Justinlan. 80 w. The
Roman Law of Inheritance. tl) VI. The Legal ln-
situations OF the FRANKIE, Angio-Saxons, aud Nor
mans. (3)
The next Academic year begins SEPTEMBER
20, 1881. Fer further reformation address
y. W. TAUSSlG, secretary.
ap l4-ThSSa1Hw Cambridge. Mass.
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Battle Between CaTrc Chiefs.

LONDON, May - A dispatch to the
Standard from Newcastle, Natal, says ::
There has been battle near Lichrenburg
between the Cafire chiefs Monteria and
Moclba. The latter, VINO is friend Of the
Beers, and who was defeated with heavy
loss, says his adversary was assisted by
sixty Europeans. II is reported that the
Beers are preparing to assist Mocaba. II
has been arranged that British officer
shall 90 10 warn both parties to abstain
from bOstilties.
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Flour.

Flour--We quote Fine, 90 6f3.50 extra. 1918
suDer6ne, $3.75@f4.50: common family, $50
1925; choice or patent family. s7.50Mts; Staun-
ton inspection, extra, Sc: super1ne, 1925.
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DEPARTURE UF STEAMERS.


THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
has resumed the Old and fayOriIe route
BETWEEN QUANTICO AND WASHINGTON.
THE NEW PALACE STEAMER EXCELSIOR,
huilt expressly for this service, viii make TWO
TRIPS DAILY except sunday in connection with
trains Of the Richmond Frederick. burg aud POtO.
mae railroad. LEAVING Richmond at $40 \, NJ. and
5 y. NJ, arriving aJ Washington at +. Il. aud
1890 +. VI.
CHARACTERISTICS.
Freedom from dust, 4 view Of the beautiful and
historic scenery along the FAMOCS POTOMAC
RIVER. passing in FUN view Of MOUNT VERNON ;
eleeantl! served meals grand m IN saloon, superb
s,aterDoms, delightful bathrooms, hot and cold
water, aud all the complete appointments OF a
strictly first class boat.
Fare from QuaniicO 70 WASHINGTON (limiiedD, 81.
straight and round. Trio tickets between Richmond
and WASHINGTON at lowest rates AZ Offices of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad
and A. ". CARRIERS.
GEORGE MaTTINGTY. Superintendent.
NJ. u. WEIGH, AgenG 1000 Main street.
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Ey Telegraph.
vAIL sTREFT YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. May 13.- NOon.-SiocEs firm.
Money ga per cent. Accommodations. As short.
4 sGA. state bonds inactive. Governments strong
and iO1c. higher.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, May 10, 1881.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Lancaster, l46 bushels very good at
sl.30. Mixed. $50 bushels very good at sl.26;
26 bushels common at Sl.19. Fultz, so bushels
common at 81 05.
CoRN.-Whlte. 90 bushels good at SIC. Mixed.
"a bushels very good at 5Sc.
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ICE-CREAM, CONFECTIONERY &C.
DURE ICE.CREAM.

Families, managers Of pic-nics, fairs, festivals
excursions. &C., will find It TO their interest 10 'rT
PURE, UNADULTERATED ICE-CREAM'
prepared from cream Of the best mountain dairies
ORDERS for Sunday must be left exclusively on SAT-
urday.
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Always on hand, OF my own manufacture, good
.unn,v Of CAKES. II. w. MOESTA,
myI2.am No. 100 East Main street.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.


IF YOU FEEL DULL, DROWSY,
DEBILITATED,
have frequent headaches, mouth tastes badly, poor
appetite, and tongue coated. you are
SUFFERING FROM TORPID LIVER,
BILIOUSNESS."
Nothing will cure you so speedily and permanently
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Ask the recovered dyspepic bilious sufferers. VIC
tins of fever and ague, the mercurial-dseased pa
tient, how they recovered health, cheerful spirits
and good appette-they will tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
purely vegetable tolic-alterative and ciihartic-
and is perfectly safe 10 take In
ANY CONDITION OR CIRCUMSTANCE,
aud does not require any other medicine to be used
ia connection with it.
IF TAKEN OCCASIONALLY
BY
PERSONS EXPOSED TO MALARIA
II will expel the poison and protect them from at
tack.
Buy only the GENUINE, in white wrapper, with
red H., prepared only by j. II. ZEILIN co.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
ap 9-deod&wtAu2O
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STANLEY MATTHEWS,

WASHINGTON. May 13.-NO motion was
entered at to-day's executive session las it
was rumored there would be) for the recon-
SidcratiOn Il the vote by which ex-senator
Matthews was yesterday confirmed as Assn.
ciate Justice OF the Supreme Court.
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There are 1900 post.ofccs in the State OF
Virginia.
The editorial in the Valley ptrgtn'an
headed The Mistaken Policy" has at
uscted good deal Of attention at the Capt.
lol, and saw a senatorial party to-day read
Ing 1t.
Southern senators are using palm-leaf
ians. and the weather must be very trying
On those from New England.
Secretary Kirkwood, who has been sick,
Was al the Cabinet meeting to-day.
All the justices OF the Supreme Court
have called Oh Hon. Stanley Matthews and
eongrat ulated him.
The President to-day withdrew ibe name
/" General Lew Wallace as Charge DAT
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, May 13.--Cotton-Net receipn, L.
236 bales; gross, 2497 bales; futures cios,'
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Sacramento Market.
corrected daily for the RECORD UNIoN.l

SACRAMENTO, November Il, 1881
FRu1Is-Apples, 81 25@1 rs; Pears, 6oc@S2
Grapes, s5c@S1 e5 Oranges, California, sS 5o@4
Oranges imported, s4@4 so; Lemons, Sicily. slo@l1;
Lemons, California ss@e3 so Lines s7@s so Q tox
Bananas, s3 50a4 o bunch; Pinespples, ss@9 .
dozen Cocoanuts, s7@s q 100; Ounces, 2@sc.
DRIED FRuITs-Apples, sliced, 63@73c; do quart
cred, 5@e4c; pears peeled, l6c; do, unpeeed, 7@sc
Plun,s, pitted, 12@1Sc; Peaches, 12@lsc; do,
peeled, zoe; Prunes. German, Zoe; Backberries,
1Sc; Figs. California, SC q h.
TABLE FRuErs- ssorted, 2a-ib cans, e doz, 81 so
Peaches, So; Bartlett Pears 50 70; Ickwth
Plurns, 81 rs Assorted Plums, 81 62i Blackber-
ries, So rs; Gooseberries, IS 25; Strawberries,
So 25; Apricots, So; Muscat Grapes, 81 621 Red
Currants So 25; Cherries, 50 25.
PIE FRUITs-Assorted, .! 10 cans, q doz, 81 rs /;
assorted, gallon cans, s. so; Peaches, 9Th cans,
81 So; Portland Blueberries, 2.lb cans, 81; Whor-
tlcberries 81 75
HoNEY-Los Angeles, 2-b cans, y doz.. 81 70; do
comb, pint jars, "a /; in frames 20@22c; strained,
5-gall cans, lie q ID.
VEGETABLES Potatoes, Early Rose, s1@1 25
Sweet, 81 25@1 so /; Red, 81 25 Cabbage S7!e@S1;
q ID; Carrots 81 urnipss 81 u 100; bunch vegetables,
l5c q doz; Green Peas, 6a7c; Green Peppers,
4@5c: Parsnips 1lc; Beets, 1c; /; Cucumbers, 10c o
doz; Tomatoes, 50(a75e Is box; Celery 75c . doz
Caulifower, 90; Horseradish, 10;a12c g b.
TRANSFORMATIONS, S. 40 p bbl.; Oatmeal, s.
e 100 lbs; Cornmeal, S2 25@2 rs; Cracked Wheat,
PoUITRY-Lve Turkeys, 12@14c q h. young
Roosters, S3d4 q doz; Hens, 50; Broers,
s2aS; Ducks, s4@5 90 Geese. ss pair, 81 50@I rs;
DAIRY PRoDuCTs-Butter, fancy dairy, 35a40c 9
b.; Cheese, 14@15c California Creamery, l7c /;
Factory. 15c; Eastern, full cream, 1sc; East
ern. fats Ice; fresh Eggs 4&e45c 8 dozen.
MEATs-Bees, Sc Mutton, Agile; Pork, s@9c;
Veal, 7dSc.
HAY AND GRAIN -oat hay, q ton, s1oa12; alfalfa,
pton- si1@12; bran q ton, s22 so; middlings, $50
per ton; barley, whole, q cwt, 81 20; barley,
ground, . cwt., 81 20; wheat, . cwt., 81 75 !;
tame oats 9 cwt.. g 25; corn. 9 cwt, 81 So
MISCELLANEOUS = Seeds-Alfalfa, 17c; Timothy,
11@12ic; Red Clover, l6@1sc; Red Top, 14c /;
Nuts-English .Walnuts, s@1oc; Almonds, 1ea1sc
Peanuts Taoc; WOOL u arket dull, holding for
higher prices mountain, 12t@16c; tule, 17@1sc
Tallow, 6a7c Hides, green, 9@10c; dry, 1s@19c
Hops, California 15@20c.
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keep the daily gang books in the office OF
Deputy Warden Osborne. He gained flesh
during his confinement, and appeared in
good health and spirits when he regained his
freedom. He was met by number of his
friends, with whom he entered boat and
rowed across the river to the city. He then
went to his house in Lexington avenue.
The Mexican National Railroad.
LAREDO TEX. November 11th.-Work on
the Mexican National Railroad, whi.h was
temporarily suspended by order of the Mex
ican authorities, has been resumed. The
first construction train will cross the Rio
Grande in q few days, and then two miles OF
track per day viii be laid. The Inter.
national roads track is within thirty miles of
Laredo, and coming at tie rate of one and a
half miles day.
The Thermometer.
NEW YoRK, November Midnight
Observation-Disclosures so, lowest 40'.
CHICAGO. November 11th-Thermometer-
Highest AS. lowest Al.
Returned 10 Els Post.
New York, November 11th.-The Presi-
dent left tonight for Washington.
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OOMMEROIAL.
San rrancisco Produce Market.
sAN FRANcIsco. Noyember 11th-

SAN FRANCISCO November 11th-1P.M.
FLOUR Quiet but steady. Best City Extra, s. Is
as 50 Superfne, "a 25@4 rs Interior Extra, "a 30
@5 Is; Interior Superfne, s4@4 625.
WHBAT-The situation is still one OF comparative
inactivity far business on Char ge is concerned
Buyers are willing to pay 81 IS f good No. l, but
the fact that no transactions Of magnitude are re-
ported at that figure must be accepted as evidence
that holders are not in hurry to sell. A sale Of
about 10000 ctls No. was effected late yesterday
at 81 764, and this probably is about the limit at
which any good parcel could be easily placed. The
only representative sale to-day was lot of 1000
ctls No. l. Port Costa delivery at 81 IS. Some 5000
ctls No. changed hands at 81 TO- and about 1900
ctls good coast went at 81 60 alongside. No. Is
quotable st 81 75@1 III, the latter for choice ship
ping; No. 2, 81 67i@1 721 o ctl.
BARLgY-Athough there is no very pronounced
inquiry, there is pretty general impression that
the market is not likely to make retrograde move
ment. Feed has certainly recovered from the late
depressed feeling, while other descriptions keep
quite steady. Brewing sold at 81 625 to-day to the
extent of 600 bags. Bay Cheyalier is being very
quietly looked after. Asking prices almost too
high to allow OF shipments at the ruling freight
rates. Still there is some little speculation going
on We have reported sales this week at 81 52}9
55 in small lots, and we are informed that con-
tract has been entered into to furnish about 5000
bags standard at 81 571, though actual details
were not given. We quote as follows: Feed,
81 421@l Az Brewing, 81 55@1 65; Chevalier,
81 50dl 57i for choice standard Bay and 81 40@
l All for coast.
of sl7 SKIS Humboldt at 81 IS, and 400 do Washing
ton Territory at the same rate. We quote: Good
to choice, 81 47l@1 60; common, 81 40@1 As Sur
prise. 81 65tl 20 q ctl
CoRS-Some 2 400 bags arrived from the lower
coast to-day. The market appears to be void of ami
nation In the absence OF sales the range might be
given at 81 2ia1 80 q ctl as extremes.
RyE-No particular demand. Some holders are
said to be asking 81 25 Last reported sales at
81 y ell.
BUckwHzAT-s1 65@I IL q ctl.
HAY-Wheat, s12td15; Wild oat, s12@14; Stable,
s11@12; Stock, S9@l1 ton.
HoFs-California, 23G24c for fair, and 25@27c
. b for good; Washington Territory, 25@27c.
SEEDS Mustard, 81 77da1 So for Yellow, and
Sstg3 % for Brown; Canary, 34@Ssc; Hemp
Sc; Rape, 24@22c; Timothy. s@oc for native, and
1oGi1c ior Imported Alfalfa, logic; Flax, "a
2lc q p.
PoTAToEs-Sweet were in large supply to-day,
selling from 75c to 81 2 ctl. Other kinds were
mors steady. Petaluma, 81 2oa1 30; Tomales 81 25@
! s23 River Red. socasl; Early Rose, 7Oas5e;
Humboldt, 81 25a1 50 for Red; Culfey Cove,
81 37i Salinas Blnes, 81 35@1 IS.
osIoss-75c to S5c . ell.
BEAss-Tha market is not quite SO strong.
Bayos. s2@2 25.; Butter, So 1898 30 for
small, & for large; Castor, sSa3 Is; Lima, IS so
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DIED.

Sacramento, November I1-Mrs Martha Lopgton, a
native of Lancashire England (mother Of John
Platt, Mrs Thomas Hague and Henry Longtcu, Of
this city,, 75 J ears, months and 20 days. (Sac-
ramento Bee and Rhode Island papers please
copy.)
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
the residence of Thomas Hague, Front and W
streets, tomorrow Sunday afternoon at o'clock
Sacramento, November 11-Henry s. Schroer, ma
tive Of st. Louis, NO., 80 years, months and 2G
days (St. Louis papers please copy-)
Friends and acquantances are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, which will take place from
his late residence, street. between Seventh and
Eighth, tomorrow Sunday afternoon at 2:so
o'clock
Sacramento, November 1i-Jennie, daughter Of John
w. and = Gilbert, II years.
Friends and acquantances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the r sidence of parents, Front street, between .
and P, this afternoon at o'clock.
Sacramento, November 11-John 5. Burnett, %
years.
Friends and acquaintsnces respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which viii take place from
the residence OF his uncle, A. J. Burnett street,
between sixteenth and Seventeenth, tomorrow
Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
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Card from T. B. Mcfarland.


ENDS. RECORD. UNION: THERE WAS A COM
lL munication in your issue OF yesterday suggest
ing a candidate for School Trustee. To the
gentlemen who wrote it l return my thanks for
their expression of friendly feeling. In order how
ever, that there may be no mistake in the matter l
desire to say that would decline nomination for
the office named if rendered by the Republican
Committee, or by the people l recognize the duty
of every citizen to perform fair proportion of pub
lie service, but l call attention to the fact that
served as School Trustee for four years was nom-
mated and elected twice, and each time-as men,
bers of the Committee wei know-against my
wishes There gentlemen in the Third Ward
who are-n many respects, at least-better quail.
fed for the position than l am, and who have en-
tirely escaped public service. Some one of them
should take this office, for term at least,
and perform its duties. Moreover, my business
frequently calls me away from home, sometimes for
a week or two at time. l might be absent at
critical time in the business of the Board. there.
fore most respectfully decline a nomination for
School Trustee fn19 III IT R MCFARLAND
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Boston Wool Market.

BosroN, November 11th.
WooL-Steady and frmer, with good demand
from manufacturers. Full prices continue to be OBJ
tanned. Sales Of Ohio and Pennsylvania eeces have
been made at 44af5c for xxx and Xxx and above
Choice fine feeces are firm at 45c. Michigan and
Wisconsin have been sold at 42@43c, and are firm
at these prices Medium and No. Ohio and Michi-
gan have been sold at 45@i7c, and are firm. Choice
No. medium is held at soc. In unws shed and un-
merchantable fieeces, sales have been made of ESQ.,
600 pounds and include medium at 25@35c selected
lots selling at 34@s5c; fine Western, 24ee33c, and
new coarse at 1s@24c Tie demand for unwashed
wools has been quite active the sto:ks OF fine and
fine medium ling been considerably reduced,
46a50c. as to quality. Unwashed Missouri has been
sold at 81 Ac. Pulled Woods are FIRM and have been
in demand at 35@44c for common and good supers
and 45a5oc for choice Eastern and Maine. Caliior-
MIA Wool has been in demand at 14G29c for fall.
choice selling at 2s@23c, spring at 21@37c Choice
northern is selling at SIC. Cape Wools have been in
demand, and some 100000 pounds has been sold; /;
but in other foreign nothing of any consequence has
been DONE The sales of the week of all kinds have
been 2, 300, COO pounds