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MOROCCO.

Morocco is name that suggests nothing
to many people beyond the definition of the
dictionary kind of leather, prepared
commonly from goat-skin, and tanned with
sumach first prepared by the Moors :" to
most of usi5 has only the further interest
OF historical romance, from the glorious
days of its Sultans and the desperate DO
ings of its pirates, whose ships ran out
from Sallee and Tangier and struck terror
into the sailors of England and other coun.
tries OF Europe but it is probable that
within few years it will be dragged before
our eyes in every newspaper, aud become
the cyno.ure of English, French,
Spanish, Italian, and German states.
men, like the other Mussulman
countries-Turkey. Egypt, Tunis and AL
geria. Already, indeed, its name is float
ing about in the political atmosphere, and
we do not know how soon its fertile but
neglected soil may be trampled by the foot
steps of European armies. England has a
closer interest in this obscure aud rich but
undeveloped empire than in any other
State on the southern shore Of the Medi.
terranean, Egypt perhaps excepted ; and
our readers will therefore, perhaps, be in
terested in the "China of the West" and
the 6 Irish of Islam, the country of the
tragic Othello the country Ct one of By
ron's well characters, which drew
from his too-often unworthy pen the gilt
teriDg lines:
4" Her mother was Moorish maid from Fee,
Where all is Eden or wilderness
I" There the large olive rains its amber store
In ample fronts there grain, and flower, and
fruit,
..an
But there too many po;son-tree has root,
And Midnight listens to the lions roar,
And long, long deserts scorch the ca nels foot
Or whelm II helpless caravan;
And rs the soil Is, so the heart Of man."
Morocco is at least country of immense
possibilities, and by its natural richness id
is, we trust. destined some day, under the
healthful current of civilization, to rise
from the wreck and ruin, amid which id
has staggered on for centuries, as an indie
pendent State it may yet again, when
freed from the wretched despotism and
savage system of plundering misrule that
are ever sinking 1t lower and lower, win
back something of its medieval greatness
by intelligent and honest labor. The Mo-
roccan Empire is the last and pitiable
remnant of the glorious CaliphateI
which oncs extended from the
vlne-eiad slopes OF Spain to the
burning banks of the Niger, the hideous
and withered phantom OF the gorgeous
splendor with which our childhood was en-
tranced-the CHASTITY and spectral echo of
the magic grandeur of the Arabian
Nights; p sunk and sinking still waiting
only to be buried with its sloth, its dirt,
it's ignorance, its tyranny, its iniquities, j
that the people may walk forth into the
prosperity befitting one of the finest coun-
tries under heaven. It's women are noted
for their beauty and grace, and need only
the influence of civilization and Christian
ity to enable them to take their place among
the famous of the world.
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There was a $4,000 fire at Freeport,
Ill, and the editor Of one of the local
papers, all trembling with the excitement
of so much news, wrote that Flames
fiery finger was insolently shaken in the
very face of the Fire Department. The
other editor was satisfied with saying,
"Gone to blazes."
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BUoHuPAIBA."- Quick, complete cure. all
annoying Kidney and Urinary diseases. 81
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GOOD BUSINESS OPENING !

II Arcade Building Second street, between J
and X, containing thirty unfinished, hne,
newly finished rooms. VIII be rented together very
low and on loag time Apply to NJ 7. BREWER l.
CO., No. l01o Second street. aus-d
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G. Hermann q CO.-Manufac.urers and I'm
porters. No. 1856 Kearny st near Pine. The finest
hats at the lowest prices. Factory: II Belden St
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RUBBER AND OIL GOODS.

The Grtta Percha and Rubber Manufaet.
uring Com pauy-M manufacturers OF Rubber Goods
OF every description. Patentees Of the celebrated
"Maltese Cross Brand" Carbolized Hose Corner
First and Market streets. J. ". Taylor Manager
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A RARE BARGAIN

EyoR HOTEL MEN.-A FIRsr-CLAss ~.
AZ HOTEL, having a good business OF I'D
transient customers, IS offered FOR SALE III.
VERY CHEAP, and upon easy terms. Il is
newly furnished throughout, with all modern con-
yeniences, and in excellent condition Is pleasantly
coated in the foothills, upon the Central Pacific
Railroad, within short ride from Sacramento and
San Francisco. and in the best climate for avalids
N the State. Apply to FRED. d. GRIFF1THS, at
LINDLEY CO.'S Sacramento Cal au22. Inf
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ROOMS FOR FAIR WEEK

WELL FURNISHED, CENTRALLY LOCATED,
w pleasant and cool rooms. Bath free Street
cars pass the door every five minutes. MRS GRfCE,
Propretoress, Clunie Building, Eightb.and streets
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements o, vs lines in this department are
Inserted for % cents foE time: three times for 20
tents or Is cents per week.
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STORE FOR SALE.

SITUATED AT LIVE OAK, ON THE LINE -
- Of the Oregon Division, c. p K. r.; iii
doing good cash business good chance to ~
make money only plrties having about s., 5e0n need
apply. For fun particulars address Il. j. COD
FREY, live Oak, Suffer county Cal. sS-Im.
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1850 ACRES FINE WHEAT LAND,

NEAR ELK GROVE STATION; WELL -
IN fenced good buildings; small viDe
yard and orchard; nice healthy home Can1
be bought for o. Apply to CARL sTROBEL,
No. S21 J,street. au30.Im.
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WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Taber, Hsrker Il Co.-Importers and Wholesale
0rocers, Nos los and ITO California street.
SACRAMENTO REOoR5-UNiCR.
Fan Francisco 0fIice. 10. 8 New Montg0m.
cry street palace Hotsll-y. II. Sharpe, Agent.
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faE DAILY RECORD-UNION.
Postoee al Sacramento as seoo iass matter
PUBLISHED BY THE
sacramento Publishing Company.
VIM. III. MILLS, General Manager.
publication once. Third ST, bet. and 4.
TIE DAuY MISREPRESENTATION

hpublished every day OF the week. Sundays excepted
-. oi1e " W
.Of sA u1nds. 90
Forthree months ..,,......,...,,,..,,.,. %
Hdbscribers served ry Carriers ct FIFTEEN
CENTS per week In all interior cities and towns the
paper can be had Of the principal Periodical Dealers
Newsmen and Agents.
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Rates in Daily Record.Uniou


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Advertisements of Situations Wanted Houses TO Let
society Meetings, etc. OF LINES LESS will be
Inserted in tie DAILY REooRD-UsIos as follows:
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One week rs cents
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HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC.
CaroIan, Cory d Co.-Importe-s Of Hardware,
Iron and Steel. Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Company, and
Southington Cutlery Co. Nos. 100 and 122 Front
street. and Nos. III and 119 California street
Marcus q. Eawley d Co.-Importers Of Hard.
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos Dol, 803
sos, 8o7 and 30e Market street, San Francisco
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HATS,

school Of Civil Engineering. Surveying
Drawing and Assaying, "a Post st. A Van der Mailer
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RANCH FOR SALE.

400 ACRES, II MILES FROM SAC 90
foO rarnento, on Marysville Road. Good ~
farming land, with houses, barns and all need 49,
ed improvements. VIII be sold in one or in two
farm lots, desired, on easy terms. Inquire at
e24 J street Of R. II. BABBETT, or ADD. C. HINK-
SON. s i -. !. 81 s2-lm4p
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SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory
DRUGS, CHEMICALS.

CARPETS, oILcLoTHs, ETC.
Frank G. Edwards-Imrorter and Dealer, Nos
6ZS to 634 Clay street, San Francisco
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TIE wEgKLY UNION

THE WEEKLY UNION
Published In semi-weekly partsI
is Issued on Wednesday and Saturday of each week.
comprising Eight Pages In each issue, Sixteen Pager
Zach K. and Is the cheapest and most desiI able
Home News and Literary Journal published on tn.
Pacific COO e.
Terrns One Yea-
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EDUCATIONAL

| Justin Gases.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to 1872
Montgomery st., s. F. Country orders solicited.
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TO LET Or FOR SALE.

Advertisements Of Eve lines In this department are
Inserted for Is cents for time: three times for 60
cents or 7S csnts per week. :,
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The total receipts of dour and grain at Chicago
aud Milwaukee for the same weeks compare as fol-
lows
Week ended Aug 3. ISL 1882 ~, DHerepees
Flour bills .......... is6l02 I0O.569 Dec s5,55s
The TRIBUNE has already directed attention to
the probably important effects Of unusually largo
crops of small grains In the Southern States IL is
something new for those States to be exporters
instead of importers of wheat and oats. The re-
cepts of wheat last week at Baltimore amounted to
1867 500 bushels, nearly all of it from south of the
Potomac, against receipts of $4,000 bushels at
NewYork. which shipped by three trunk limo
railways as well as by the canal. The Baltimore
San of yesterday contains the following:
The Southern States adding the grain supplies
coming to Baltimore in degree not before thought Of
in that direction II has been shown in The sun that
large receipts OF wheat from Tennessee, Georgia and
nearer states coming the Virginia Midland and
the s. Valley Railroads. The Richmond and Danvills
system through its York River line has this week laid
down in Baltimore $4,000 bushels Of Southern oats,
mainly from Georgia and South Carolina, which have
always been looked 10 as importers and ex-
porters of that article The oats Of choice quality.
Yesterday the stock market closed hardly steady at
the lowest prices of the day. To-day it opened
strong at higher figures and without a
sign of hesitation or doubt. And later when
yesterdays short" sellers attempted 10 buy,
the early strength blossomed into positive
buoyancy The buying, however, was not confined
to those operators who were short Of tine market
Many Of the numerous orders to buy re-
spectacle amounts Of stOcks-which evidently
were for the long accOunt-seemed TO have
emanated from Saratoga. While the adj
vance was general and included all the active
stocks, there were a few that were exceptionally
sought after and recorded larger than the average
rise Oregon TranscontInental was prominent in
the dealings, and rose from S97s to 94hU94 Han
nibsl and ST. Joseph preferred rose from 93l2 to
98IeD973s on the export that the decision IN tho
case between the company and the State of Missouri
had been rendered in favor of the COM
pany. The advance IN the price oil the
stock was out of all proportion to the amount
involved IN the suit, which is simply the interest
till maturity Oh 80 100000 of State Aid bonds, of
which the company paid the principal into the
Stats Treasury year or more ago. The Court LII
its decree gives to neither party its claims, but de-
cides that the State Treasury must invest the money
deposited according TO the law respecting surplus
funds and appoints Master to determine the
amount of indemnity which the railroad must pay
TO the State The amount involved probably does
not exceed 5000 600. The market closed strong at
a small reaction from the highest figures.
Government bonds were dull and barely steady
The final bids for the As are OFF is per cent. An
nexed are the closing quotations:
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The official statement of the railway shipments
eastward from Chicago of flour, grain and proyls-
ions for the week ended Saturday. August D. shows
a small decrease 40 tons on the shipments OF the
preceding week, and declIue of 2o,269 TONS OF
90 7-lO per cent from the shipments OF the same
week in 1881. Compared with the preceding week
of this year. the railroads last week carried $500
barrels more of flour, 6l9 tons less of gram, and
III tons more of provisions. The totals were 1860
tons last week. against $1,000 tons the preceding
week and against 40, OBS tons for the week of 1851
On the preceding week of this year Michigan Cen
trail gained 327 tons Lake Shore lost 81 tons total
gain to the Vanderbilt system, 263 tons; Fort
Wayne gained /, 617 tons; Pan Handle gained 5o3
tons met gain to the Pennsylvania system, 2,21o
tons) Baltimore and Ohio lost sos tons; and Grand
Trunk lost 1, G6s TONS The movements OF the vari-
Gus articles for last week were less than lor the
week of 1881 by $1,000 barrels of Hour, lo'o4o
tons of grain, and 3,940 tons of provisions
The following table shows the comparative ton
mage of each railroad in tho articles named-hour,
grain and professionalism the week ended August D.,
and the corresponding week OF 1881 the total snip
ments from Chicago OF -four and grain; and the por-
tons of those totals which were carried by the rail-
roads for tho Same weeks;
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New publications

GONE TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

The twenty fourth annual of this institution
mences Great JOnesst, Newly DIRK Monday the
% AMI continues until June . 1888 The
course STUDY collegiate years The degree
Bachelor OF conferred upon such students
thc full courses and the prescribed exan alton
Fellowship 500 per will De awared, uBdeI Tegula-
tons of the Faculty hereafter announced in 1888 1884
1885 succeeding periods u continue for three years,
graduate shall excel in general proficiency aud
tentiOn 10 the studies OF the course
For catalogues, address No. Great Jones.st
THEODORE W. DWIGHT, Warden &c.
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WALTER s. LAWRENCE.-The creditors
w of WALTER :. LAWRENCE required by An
order Court To present heir claims duly
verified to FRANZ H. SHAW Esq, Referee, az his office.
No l2I Broadway York city, before the 9th day
of September 1882
Dated NKw. YORK, August LIST 1857.
q IS a J. NJ sIITr FRANK ID. SHAW,
ATTORNEYS Referee.
ll3 Futon-st ~ Y. City.
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MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON, ~ u
Established 1884.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is. ia :
RFOPENS SEPT. 4. 1857.

RFOPENS SEFT 4. IF'z =. -. 80
Boarding School OF the highest gIane Wno9v aTIv ae
20 mould at
lie ntelect of youth by science the VIII ny oocenee anu
r. - nv r yiOa separating thtsS tnree eIetI
reSnstcs instruction. discipline religion "hue h'ih- or
every profession ,ro,u,., o,out ton ,nuos nm fhc
Itudon IL reached by the sixth Avenue Elevated oai u
irthst Carriages in waiting, or by Timely not-
dCStion the superintendent meets the arrival OF any Tram
more beautiful and healthy psCe-On an emlnence com
andng the delightful sceneryor more a'IaGVe SUI
Tnundnfs are along the farfamed banks Oh the
9udsanH us bniidings are unusually hOmelike.
here arc forty land attached TO IT, shade anu IN
ersecfed by oak groves ahOrding ample space iOr pay
French Germsn and spanish spoken.
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES
DACKARD'S COLLEGE will open for the
for the wear on Monday, september with everything
fres and new Don't forget it, Call at Rooms 800 Broad
way during the weeks In August SEND LOT 10
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHULZ
Wsdsnnoye and 44th.st dts tho School OF Mines,
Stevens Institue Sheffield and technical professions
Glasses In Architectural and Mechanical Drawing
A. COLIN late Engineer Corps L. 3 NJ ana Professor a'
al Acalofn
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SUPREME COURT, City and County OF New
- Yosk-JOHN NJ sCHI IL and LOUISA SCHUH II, plain;
tins against PHILIP MUSTER and CATHERINE
sCfiUfi and surviving heir OF John Schulz de-
PENDANTS summons. with notice;
named defendant
You are hereby summoned the complaint in this
O "a the plalutins
attorney within twenty days after the service Of this sum
eNcusiv of service and in case OF your
failure appear Judgment will he taken against
default for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated July 20 1882.
ISAAC KUGEIMAN PLAINTIFF Attorney,
Office aud Post Office address, No. - Chambcrsst.
To CATHERINE SCHU II, defendant abOye-namod:
The foregoing is served upon you by publication
order tho Hon. Albert Haight Justice OF
Supreme Court dated July 81 1892 and hed with the
the Office OF the Clerk Of the CITY and County OF
NeH-York. on the 22d day Of Juiy, lSS3 ..
Dated 1872. ISAAC kUGEIMAN,
w Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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THE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,
No 20 West 59th-str opposite Central ParGl, -,
L. a. GIBBINS and ID. BEACli IL, lIlholpHIo'
ReOreus Monday september -.

One Of the Oldest and Select schools for BOYS
i mo citv RECEIVES them Old 10 attend schools
and prepares business college nine pupils pS
college, special excellence this year iarVlu
fs Sae ~ Columbia a.. Three separate department.
primary intermediate and Senior Regular C0ninelcla
Conrse with Professor OF Ponmanshp aud BOokkeeplng
EoG Principals Teachers and work with as wen as lO
fhcr pupis Building centrally located ana ueVocu
entirelv to the OF this school sanitary anu
ARRANGEMENTS approved kind; large gymnasium anu
c.asses IN physical culture; warm luncn al noon.
Catalogues by post Calls received aiter 0ep'enDoi 4
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Dantlnl Acaoemle5.

ALLEN DODWORTHS
" CLASSES FOR DANCING. -..,
No. Gsl FIFrI-AVENUE,
VIII recommencc Saturday, october a.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country>
A lexander Institute, Military Boarding School,
~ White Plains n. \. Principal, o. II. WILLIS, Ph. ID.
4 HOMELIKE B0ARDlNG-SCHOOL for
"A young boys L. KINDS, A. NJ, Hampstead, L. 1,
A T PORT CHESTER NETWORK,
N STAIRS MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Esfablisbed 1914 o. WINTHROP STARR A. NJ Principal
BRADFORD MANSION, School for boys, Rye,
ID N Y $500 Rev {. j. COLLINS. Principal.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted tor
ID college Conditioned rejected candidates coached
DLUM'S ERZIEHUNGSANSTA for Boys.
- Beevillo \. Tuition board lodging uniform books
stationery washing &c. $500 year only insrumental
extra For catalogues apply 10 The Tribune once OF
90 DT c. W. BLUM, Principal.
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
- Conn established 1888 situated on Prospect H Foy
healthy location outSde the village. prepares for college or
business For further information send for catalogues
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University Grammar School, ,4S1 Broadway,
u near 42d-st doth year, Primary Commercclai anu
Classical Departmcuts Hobby, ". i. Akin, Principals
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gnstrnrtion.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

For BOYS and Young Men-City.
Il III. MORSE'S Classical and English School;
10 West 3sths will reopen september 20; number Oh
pupils lmited thorough preparation for ooneee anu ID
tnc For circulars, &c, address, unu SeP0o "
J. II. MORSE. COtuit, Mass
AIR. NEWELL'S SCHOOL, 10 West 45d Isl:
w TO combine with the usual RIoS laboratory
PRACTICAL SCIENTIFIC INSTltG CliOCIy ''''A"N''
aud scientific Department. Professor HAl.LOoA.
NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
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pc SVTVANTS RFFD'S

vi English French and German boarding and dayschoO
for girls Nos aud East 53dst, y: V reopels oct =
OF pupils Primary and Preparatory classes stcty
limited thorough Collegiate course; special sVudehIs Ill
nd al aeIla
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feeal Notices.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRBuNE WILL IL. BE isEcElVED AT r LIE
fr.t-st until - D. M and SOs West Tweny-thrd-st cor
Eghtlave 81 East Fourteenth.st, corner mon
square 1GO Third c0rney Fortyevenhst at the HAS
LEM OFFICES. Nos Loo aud $500 rhri-aye, corne.
northumberland twentYhfthst,up to p n at regular Oh
ln.r
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Justrnctlon
For Young Ladies-Country.

NEW- CANAAN INSTITUTE FUR 1UUNO
IN LADIES; experienced teachers numbers hmited'
Address Mrs. l.. L. AYREs, -
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-
o'pg Hg't Low't Final Bid. lAsk'dl
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4 NNUAL SESSION (24th) of the LAW
~ SCHOOL Of the UNIVERSITY Of the CITY OF NEW
YORK begins october next, and ,nds June next The
course Of actual study
school Is allowed session Other
requisites for degree oral and also written eIai-
nation papers Of less than 30 questions The usual
award Will be Of $40 in prize $780, and two
prizes OF 800 each for the best examinations
A.. j. NANDERPOEL, IL. D.,
President OF the Faculty.
For catalogues, &c. apply TO -
ID. n. JAQUES.
Secretary Of The Faculty
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MISS MARY MARRIOTT NORRIS, 40 EAST

vi 5sTHsT formerly, l43 East 2lsist will reopen her
SrUOOI, for you sc LADIES and MISSES October IL
CLASSES FOR ADULTS, November J. PrePsTTsI9Tn i %
VAS An WELLESLEY SMITH and HARVARD TX III
INATIONs Advanced classes in Art lttsature Science
Mathematics and Modern Languages. Number oil DoarWhg
10 fen september u, BOOnOn Nd