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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-22
s;y Telegraph.
SEW NOiik.


Sew ORR. S'lt' m,, '"l,', iN'i ,t'''
/ 5'2 halr. uplmt,. - 3-l'r.: orleans. l2@r.i
n ,,.,. , ,.., , .'p l'',,a',''''
i"GIrat brtiln. 80 - l'fIr~; rance, LIZ .'itr
'"ni'ncni. go .i'g.. s@nlh. in n"nr ,i,,ai. aii
tirt' common I. iilf rNti. -: ~" rJ'i"; f'"i
i i'c,"'te c-ft f1fDH $50. Nhral- ,A-h' -rp
,r' higher ana n1n rlo,,ns a' about ~, eve
'"f 'ut'iIt rue No. = ln'5 n'1lnn' IN
r.rsi az. l.o~l. yarn 'nroa.,l ~ L.. lpner;
stubs, meuuy recovered from ii. decline, closing
90 o." 20. higher and strong; uugrNici 7uNp
Us Go. 80. =. ~,pt Iuhci. 5Ch. 1ir cost. hun-
cu.n-.a. So. 3.J1 90. y. 3 white. 10 " 10;
A.. o.. ,nao. .,oui. .ni .,ni,f hy auction .,lc.;
ii.. ~ "l fi.r. -.-tr .tr h-'r tIi iu Ter do
nu.. "ih far inquiry, -.n'trl a. - 0r;
!.i.-c- duil. uL. Dtt' .Iud weak, t.rcIu't 'hd
I unchanged. ND..u friU f 49," rl''. mr.
p.rf.uc : "!y 100 - i5.r. " ""l 'icii5 ana
&C. rol. moderately ac'i.c ,nd q .lAde
no.irr: u," lnr-- -p.t .2!..5- -*i.33 era
u.mD $500; ~eDirmuc- SID - 100; o.
'..rt, ~ 80 - l't": LliY "i i'l' "p,'IlT
Do. 2u'. lover; io-'i Niin decline p"L'i} 49,
r..i: irtao &c., active. .to.' .i"i. 1890
az -u-fhr i.N'r choice: ori".tr, rl%9Jft
9l-.57 tic.Snts o. Liverpool dni nld Mob.
BALTIMORE.
EAifiMorf. 49, if'mD" ii.-f our 1Hl,I ai,n
lover: ii'" il'.-'ii. ."' .'tn "..tt'7S
- VII 80, ',,t,, "a TX
. m:i %, ~" .iahd-- SD" :I.''' " nc II
southern urm: ''-icrh -irtiF 'll 70! TO, sou i''i.
N.
. Maryland. Sill %l.l2i. ~. western Mlnlc,
icd, spot, rlu7.i kod. onrl-~nu. hern IDNer ;
Western uue1 and uIf4: southern While. 1Dct YET
low Pc H. soc. Gats steady: -oHthern. Hshi a.. /;
-.l. r1-t-rr9or 20 H3Cc.; wr-i,rh whii.. ~ ~
40: mi,.l. lUn 4Zc.; Pennsylvania fVai 80.
Irpfi i0n- nrin "id ul''.-i H',l' '', -,
"a" .ou. gtr. Nhi.Aey !uet 90 PLUG 'i'~-'
Freight dulI ana unchanged
CINTIN%ATL
,,..,.,,.,., ar, srfo,,f.rDI TlouraDiof and M
't,,',' ,tt',., '-tr,,y. No . rel winter. orc.
.l''@..77 ~ ~.,.t,,1ter or r. hid October.
E .ti.o AID arm tj-f, j~tc -uot. ~ ilc. a. ked
,.'..,,htr C5r. Ortnb,r. Oats -irong: 81 =.
H'p '1 III ,D.i,t 49,. lard iu yood demand
3D.. sio'4JI UnlL-r,rlfs scarce and hrm: -iod-
~ ~ ,in y n Ea,Du strong aiul Dol Oh
% r,fier' i -. Ilb SIS 50. clear. 80.
Wni,kty .iotdy "a sIt7; combination =, l,- ~
fni,hcd goDds. GZJ barrels. On g as.is u LIZ.
sugar. .tcady an uncHt4ei. hof l'''' Az" 'h-
changed. ,.,.,r,,r
hVi Nv III
LOUISVILLE. september 2l-Fi'Hr ID i',r pc-
mlud: extra family ~ SO fancy 10 ,ii"., -
.J.25Ts6. Wheat 1uict; 30. = lrh "lh"f, DVf (,
9Zc. Corn un r'n'f ana fyn.sdhk nlSier - :
WiIt'. 1Ic.; 10. nlk"h' 'vH &C. Dtt ni''
ana unciAl go ION 4'"'''"' ""'
-.
'.,' - .,,.d an.
y Lotl, 'Ihbef ~ our 80 ~ - ia
co-c'l hi2icr than Yesterday -. 80 iai az, 70
a" - s.. cash. 9'tN'o g.. -. , it,.ei ,3.t
october. Corn opened heh' r i'n 10"
srfne cNcio mont ana 'i".,l 81, w ~, hivier
70 e. O. D,l Ssy5f,. S.Ii'Tnler. 3ii n 3se'
~ 80 % -, Pc i.,t niyiler .
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY. September 81. 1852.
skLZs,-FIRsT BoARD.-200 RICHMOND city IS
ut 1924; 10 share- Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gusta at "a, 10 do. at j3l 10 shares Norfolk and
Western preferred at 5sk 100 shares Richmond
and Dany!le at 113; 2 shares Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company at 49, SEQ North
Carolina A. At 70.
SECOND BOARD.-50 shares Richmond aud Dam
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n,ano.erier PaOlucci.

ROVE, september ?i.LA a co%II I'm rnn
on board the irigate CasleildaraO, 'ia :; con on
Gemned Paolucei, the heI.eil''h, III Tn. tne
Italian navy who deserted TO- ,fIoe witt witt,
Arab Pacha, to two years nnpriS u,an nv
with dismissal from the sef''ce anu us
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A WONDERFUL COMET.

=, Crazcs thc Surracc OF the sun In Its
passage-Professor Boss Believes il Is the
Come, of ESQ Rcmrncd-fils Interesting
Observation-Disclosures, Observations.
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W4sHINGToN, y. G., Septemu9r IL
Further observations OF The Gomez NoI'
taken at the Naval Ob>crNa'oi! 'o-U' y. >
Which in = remarkable degree 20 20 1onn .iD
fbc hypothesis Of Professor H9,s , ma 80" W,
nrc,cnt comet i, identical win 'HoSt 80; -.
itl3 and 1880, and 70 that cNteit '4>t'i!
hi, conclusions in regard 10 'he h'''' wv
tin,+ion If the comet.
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uex DIR. Pussy.

oxvopn FNGLAxp, September 2l.-Ihe
ro wahoa D, ,hs late Rev. DR.. Pusey were
puri a,iII IN n the y'S Cathedral here to-day.
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while science cannot trace .,,, 10 M natures
the vital sgrs s.t !. t Of ne ris
DR.. Benson's Celery s yo mna they cure .dys.
! iulness.
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EoCHBRIDGE AIVN WAFER
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.
DIR. JAMES \. CABELI. s. W., VI u"
Professor surgery and Thy-iolory. ja'criiy q"
Virginia. and President National Board Of
Health. says OF these Waters:

1T udculalIe that an unusually large pro. Dor
lion of grave and obstinate cases at Chronic Va -
ease, which nave halcd tho ordinary rc.puf''. "l
the healing art rrc aruuuN cured. At-c 10 -
csc. are INDIGESTION WITH GANIkAlHl L.
DYSPEPSIA. DIAKtllUA and Dl ~ x ! 9
LEICORRIiEA. SCEOl iLA, LtIESlA- LII
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Tie SPRING. are beautifully located IN Rock
bridge county, Va, and are open Cor the reception
81 yisitor- from
jun Isl 70 OCTOBER lsr EACH fLA''
CAPACITY. 1000 GUESTS.
The WATER bottled d. rect from ne >P'h-''
pachod IN cases containing one dozen haiI--'d'on
bottles.
For ale b. .hc agents.
PURCELL. LADD & co.,
Richmond, W..
And 10y druggist, generally throughout me
United state. AK your druggist Tor p'ihl"''''
l-e Isl
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uop>Is. MULES, WAGONS. &c
INSCRIPTIONS q psRVSERsHiPs

INHE FIRM OF WILSON q SCOTT
having dissolved partnership on the iy.h ~
- h,,',,tsf' we hereby notify Tie punnc ui.t ..
"a 80 No. lonorr connected with the hrsi, ana
boDreforth WILSON < GO. viii conduct me on'l-
mes. Of MERCHANTS At Trent NILS 'Nhi'''
land county. Va. Respectfully; &9', scn
20 22-2tf " -
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xr.w YORK COTTON FUTURES.

Nvw yorK. se,,tcmber 2l.-c0tton-Nc, re,
csinis' -: rrcs-, 22Ai bales. future. closer .
,.esdy saies. f0l0oO bale .eplessosr ii,yoss
.iI98; October, sii.d3@ l:Y3i No.iiihsta "a,
ian asSsS siiii.i1asii4s; February, s,is55@S
Sins; March, 81 .Gseesll. 90; ApriLsii;iy ~
sii.s9; yisy, sli.eO@sli.ei' June, sisas
.la..l.
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NiII WAIkEF.

uuwArHrH, ScDLeulbfr 2l.-FIorr uuht ahu
,,,, -bap.c9 with moderate demand. Wheat
sirongrr; So. 2. 90e.: 0ep'ember' 9ete.; octo-
i.r zoe. Corn higher anu very scarce 30. =,
10 ~ hid: rejected. 65c. oats hlgher ani IN falr
demand: No. 2, 2Sc.; white. SIC. Pre-, isloli'
ann. Me- norA al IS cash and October. Lard
Primo team. SASS cash and October. TO-
| irmcf Al ST.5OecTs.AO.
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r,rqrvonr. September 2l.-y uni' G-.r'n-
-olialicd. 81. : second eric s? iEl l-'''' '''
u.i... 10: new lr-iO'-.I2't. lid today.
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on ;l.- iact there can DE 40 doubt
Ogr fact ina, recently troubled a>troh",,
mDr. great deal. II the two comes %
l,l. and lSS0 are identical, then one NOul"
-uw,o-, that a Great comet should nav
boon visible IN 1spG. and TopeatedI! II III
tcry4l. Of about thirty->cVcn years, Ic0h-
oninl backward from that date. since Ho
such comet. are recorded it must pc sup.
posed either that the period 81 this cOiilo'
Wa. very much greater than tiMt!->eNVh
Years. or thai many or all OF The returns
c,-lted observation. The formi suplVNF
ton seem, 10 bee the more Likely p'c'uSo
Wllh such close approach /" w
.u The comets progress must n", ~
been resisted by the solar alilo'Pn w -,
through which il passed. ne a.,
OF til. would De 20 shorten ine ~
ration between successive returns Oh uiC
comet i'm q goOmc-rical fatio. "' 60
might have been possible thit INV iI
comet would revisit the I'm ailti IA"
shorter interval than that when ol"i''I ~,
between the visits OF 1870 ana iooV'
fact. there may have been one or more -.
turns q the 1919 comet between tiia' co.
and 1880. Chuscn computed P.in,'" 90.
about .iy wears for the comet OF 1910 -,
John Iler,chel argues ingeniousiN loi sn n,'o
periods, varying from seven 10 W." ''''.,,,,.y
wears. Therefore, II may not be nece''s "
10 argue for such violent reduction oi ''o
period a. that implied in bringing cow Wv
interval between returns from th'T''-'o''''
years 10 less than three. .,,ioc
II Is worth while, therefore, 10 e ,,"D -,
the question whether the 9 Dse. s", ti,n dis.
the present comet, combined WIN 'ne me- u ~
coyery OF Cruls on September iV.n; a.. ~ I,
recOncled with the supposi'ioi' ''''''
return Of the 1880 comet. -, pro,cs
This wa done Oh wednesday by rro'cS
sor Boss, with the
STARTLING RESULT
Of an affirmative answer. l. a NJ" co the ai
derstood that body sublec ,.,hcs abo,,
traction Of the sun alone ue' cmnnose al
the sun an inyariablc pi'h s,,,,,ce passeI
ipniense ,,,sa ~ tbe sun, and 80 place.
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Ne: scotch. beet lrpi-. pint - :2.2j a
d0l'n goid
BcIrbtS. Dome,tir. sl.2un sl.5D fruit. 9oc.0a
la; apple. new. ,i.~J" -; uld. ;!.2jn -;
virginia reach. 2.5Nm~B.
Rye Whisl,gs. Medium, si.50m - pure old,
-3H = virginia mountains, new, sl.1S ~, old,
On; Domc.tc, eI.2o@sI.5o; imported. - a
ease.
N.r EngiooJ E,ya: sl.5lmsl.Gj.
H.ciih.I uLisLfys: $ilOmSl.it.
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UtJeg; Green, . &C.: wet altcl. Go 7c.; dry
.alfcd. : &. H.: dry Mint l}a l5c.
LoVb.S. Rough leather. 22t 3Uc.: city finish
etrnc--, 3HH35c.; country nni.h harness. POO
300; w,N upper 3'"tOc.. hcmloch soic, 1890
2Jc.. uJk sole. BOA toe.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26
TAR THE NOSES OF SHEEP.


fr0us hs Practical FarHssT.
The months Of July and August are the ones
when sheep In many localities ere subject 10
most aggravating annoyance from ay (@stTus
bovisl which seems bound TO deposit lie larve In
the nostrals. II inects wooded districts and shady
places where the sheep resort for shelter, and by
its ccaselsss attempts to enter the makes the
poor creature almost frantic. II but one ay IL In
a aOck they all become agitated and alarmed
They will assemble In groups, holding their heads
close together and their noses 10 the ground. AZ
they hear the burning Of the little going from
ono TO another, they will crowd their muzEes into
the loose dirt made by their stamping. to protect
themselves, and as the peat succeeds In entering
the nose Of victim, IL will start n run, follow.
cd by the whole flock, 10 find q retreat from its
enemy, throwing It's head from side 10 side, ~ 10
In tho greatest agony. while the Gstrus, having
gained his lodging place. assiluousiy deposits bis
iarvm In the inner margin Of the nose. Here.
aided by warmth and moisture, the eggs quickly
hatch into . small maggot, which, carrying out
lie instincts, begins TO crawl up into the nose
through = crooked opening in the bone. The an.
noyanec 10 fearful and maddening as u works It's
way up into the head and cavities.
The best known remedy Il tar, In which IL mix.
oil q small amount Of crude carboic acid. IL the
scent Of the acid does not keep the dy away no
gets entangle in the tar which 10 kept sof by the
heat Of the animal. Any kind Of tar or turpen-
tine useful for this purpose. and greatly promotes
the comfort Of the sheep and prevents the ravages
Of the bot in the head.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26
BETTER HORSES AND BETTER PRICES.

Charles AhiricL, 10 Ioca Home.fsad
Never In the history Of fine stock interests has
such rapid improvement in any branch Of stock
raising been made as has characterized the Amer
lean draft horse. Americans have crossed the
Atlantic and obtained the very best specimens Of
French and English dEaft horses, the progeny Of
which have been scattered through the country;
ye, farmers are slow to improve the opportunity
Of using them. but will continue TO use mongrel.
-Ss~su-e they cheaper. There 10 not more
profitable bushes. connected with the farm than
raising half and three quarter blood draft horses.
We will suppose the reader Is u farmer and pos
sesscs four or Eve work horses We will also sup.
pose that three out Of the FIVE are mares, or can
DO exchanged for mares. You breed these three
mares TO one Of the many little stations Of the
country, and you produce . col, useless until Il IL
three years old. and his cash value IL then FROM
500 70 800. Take the same three mares aud
breed them 10 a thoroughbred draft horse Of any
KIM Of the popular breeds, Norman, Clydesdaie.
English draf;, Suffolk, Punch or Cleveland Day.
aud the offspring will be colts that can be put a,
work At two years old. We have known yearlins.
TO be used for light work bu, de not recommend
that. After working their colts two summers
thereby receiving satisfactory returns FOR feed aud
trouble. at four years old you will find ready
sale for them az from $is5 20 s25o per head. We
know OF farmer who pursues this course. tnrnin.
OF team Of four ears-olds each year. at prices
that were never lower than 1915 per team
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26
ANXIOUS Mammals.

Piiiai ,iplia Tim".
II anyone will explain where the young man
has hidden himself during the present season there
will be given a suitable reward by the anxious
mammas at Saratoga. Newpor,. Long Branch.
Cape May Ani the other summer resorts Day by
day the fond parents have lavi,hei dresses aud
jeWelry and fashionable hotel board on their only
daughter aud no young man has come TO kneel in
admiration. The railroad brought him not. and
the steamboat missel his straw hat and pointed
shoes. Fond parents and duiifal daag hters sough,
the seaside bat the young man was not there.
They visited the mountain. Ia high hope. bu,
came away in despair. A; the springs they found
the same dsheariening state of affairs. Every
where they fould one weak detected young man
harAssei aud besoush; By thirty young women Of
beauty, wealth and culture. The most singular
feature Of the 10 the fac; tina; every pleas
ure resort complains alike Of the absence Of the
young man. IL eanno, be that the young man
has fallen into a decline. for only a few month.
ago be might have been seen haunting the thea.
tres. the church festivals and other place. Of
amusement in grea; prOfa.ion. Il must be tina,
he has learned 20 shan the pleasure resort az be
would an unknown danger. His hiding place ha.
been mystery all summer But in the autumn
be will blossom gu; again.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26
One OF tl.e Rest Farm Tools Ever
nuyeufesls
T.. WHITMAN, son a. CO.,
lll and lab w. Street, Baltimore

Gen1 Agent. for Maryland Virginia and Delaware.
April Sim.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26
A New Cure.

There is a;pressni going the rounds Of the press
asHggssiioa that. though simple, seem. to have
the endorsement; Of many as having been effective
a. cure for various ailments. The remedial
agent j. drinking hot water By the tuu hlerfuI. in
the morning after rising. II il claimed that thi.
will relieve dyspepsia troubles. that IL tones the
stomach and relieves the system Of impurities
The local editor Of the York Di.pa'et says he has
tried the hot water cure for sick headache for up
wards Of three months and be Ia. not bad an at
tack Of the disease since, although before it, use
be was afflicted wi;h the sick headache almost
weekly. lie IS now firm believer 10 the ho,
water cure.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26
ROLAND
CHILLED PLOWS F.!

Every farmer in Mary land should use the ssIso-
land" The MOaldboad IL harder than steel.
They vill do more work than any other Piou uith
the same amount Of drAft. They run level asa
easy 90 the Ploumsn. They will seoar in any soil.
Having the revsrsbls clip point, ,loping Landslide
and chilled sharef they eost less for repairs than
any ether Plou In the market. Made in Baiti-
more. the repairs can always be obtained without
delay. The workmanship, material aud 6ni,h IL
Of the best. There are fourteen siEes and kinds.
and they suited TO all kinds 81 coil. ssni for
deseriptiye circular.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26
Advice 20 Girls.

BE ialas,FiOus. daughter. Thu. the bee; women
have ever found the best husbands at the post d
duty. Rebeeea vent 90 the vel 10 water the
eamsis and eagsh; Isaac. aa;rimoBiaI agent
Rachel vent cot wi,h the sheep. and found Jacob
ani 4 kiss waiiins for her. Ruth wrogsh, in the
wheat Geld and married rich. Abigail hustled
around and bSkeI 200 loave. 4 bread. and loaded
Up whole connissary train which she personally
led cut % David. and got seeond husband within
seek after her first one was pe;FiGel, and IL you
psrsisten:ly buckle down 20 a wash.iub you feel
assured that no man will marry you for your
money.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Z. B. Cushman, of Candeleria, is in the city.
Edward Griffin, Of this city, left for San Francisco
this morning.
Ben. B. Allen, of vallecitc, Calaveras county, was
in the city yesterday
W. E Chamberlain and Theodore Winters came
over from Reno yesterday.
Mrs a. H Williams, of Marysyille, will arrive in
this city by the Southern Pacific to-day
The Easter music sung at ST. Paurs Church last
Sunday is (by reques0 TO be repeated tomorrow.
j. T. Grut, NJ. Laskey VIM. Cohen, N. Matt and
Herman kuhD, Of Woodland, were in the city yes
terday.
Miss Clara e Glover of Oakland and Mrs. X.
Soule of San Francisco, visiting this city, the
guests of Mrs. J. II. Miller.
Judge Van VOORHEES,, late editor of the Arizona
Joui1ldl has gone TO the City Of Mexico to perma.
nently locate. Judge Van VOORHEES, formerly resided
in Oakland.
Dr. A. J. Frost goes to Woodland to-day to dedi
cate the new Baptist church which has Just been
completed. The services will take place tomorrow
and he will return on Monday.
The popularity OF Thomas Hardy, the novelist,
has been greatly increased during the dispute con-
corning the play which he claims taken from
one of his books, which he himself dramatized.
President Arthur is reported by the Philadelphia
Record to be wooing for his second wife the beauti
full widow of Craig Wadsworth, of Genesso, n. y.
Mrs Wadsworth was in her youth Miss Lena Peters,
of Philadelphia.
In one of the mills owned by Joseph Russ, Of
Humboldt county, workman recently met with an
accident involving the loss of a thumb, and when
the called at the Office for bis pay Mr.. Russ
presented him with check for $500.
Miss Jennie Patterson, daughter of c. NJ. Patter
son. formerly OF Marysvii!e and now OF Waila Walla
W. T., graduated at Vassar College with the highest
honors of her class. Miss Patterson sent to the
college from the Marysville High School.
Sir Thomas Hesketh arrived in New York from
Europe on Tuesday, and started for San Francisco
the next evening in special Pullman hotel coach
on the Erie Railway, running through to the Pacific
coast by way of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railway.
At the Eldred House: J. S. Phippi. Pleasant
Grove; A. ]. Bell, Folsom; Thomas Taylor and
wife, Sheridan; George w. Pool, NJ. Pool, Arkan
sas H. S. Sackett, E. n. Sackett Mud Springs; W
H. Dixon and wife, Ccsumnes; William Breeding
and two children, Michigan Bar; W. N. Cook
Georgetown A. Jordan, Reno.
The Brio a-Brac Club met at the residence of VIM
NJ. Siddons last evening. The session was very
pleasant one. There art exhibit and must
cal exercises ty Misses Griffin, Siddons and Wise
man, and by Mr.. Ball. Misses Mile Gregory anC
Jennie Woods elected members. The usua
luncheon served. Dancing engaged in by
invitation of Mrs Sddons.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-15
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

At the meeting of the State Boa d
of Agriculture, which adjourned at A. NJ.
yesterday. all the members were present. ex.
cept Rhodes and SKATER A special plate
premium is to be given fer the best four.in'
hand team exhibited in harness. A class was
are exempt from being shown in the roadster
class. Cattle are classed as follows: Dur.
hams. Attorneys, Jerseys, Guernseys,
Deyons, Ayrshires, Herefords, Ho'stsins and
Holderness. In the herd premiums sepa-
rate one was offered for each breed distinct,
except rs to the Holsteins Herefords and
Holderness. The sweepstakes in this depart.
ment was increased TO 500. A special
premium of $40 will be offered for the best
mich cows; also $40 each for the latest steer
and COW. In the cattle department the age
of maturity was placed ae three years.
-Four classes were made in the sheep depart
ment Spanish merino French merino
thoroughbreds. In the goat class premiums
were reduced one-talf. In the swine depart
ment premiums were reduced one-third.
Additional premiums were offered for the
Jersey red class. In all the foregoing classes
of live stock a second premium of so per cent.
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gramme committee was appointed, consisting
of Messrs. Chase, Rose. Finnigan. Shippee
and Green. The Board adjourned to meet
May 4th, at S M.
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SPRING SHADES, in 27-inch mohsir-acouple
of cases opened yesterday by the Red House. ;