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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-24

The Wheeling National Business College
will cluss today, and reopen January 2. The
proprietors will have ready by the first Of
date this large increase patronage.
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Of bundlss, choir, hobby hoE.e. andy0'hel

OF bundIes, chllfS, l0DDy nVIaea M" V't'St
toys on the landing,
The Monumental Association, which e IN
debt few hundred dollars on the soldier
monument, has employed 3. g. MinId %
solicit subscriptions towards the monnmen.
fund. A number subscribed 10 the TRIBUNE
fund for this purpose, but some OF them ~ ~
dentood their subscriptions to be payable
only when the whole amount was raised.
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BEAUTIFCL Styles In Holiday Slip.
peIs, and all Kinds Of Shoes, very cheap,
ut j. 4. STONES,
lI4O Main Street.
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CALL at G. 8. Fceny's, 1410 Min street,
and see the large stock OF Candies and Toys
for Christmas trade.
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FREE EaG-NoGe at Louis schwalb's
First National Saloon, 1918 Main street, on
Christmas. Also egg-nogg in buckets for
family use.
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GovERSNESIs-Strorg.
U. s. ). p. Is O. hrSts...ll4
y. KS, e0upons... o. L, bonds, 1Fst ll7E
8. Is. cnp0Ds..... .. 2. Ltud Grants. loSL
Pacific o. Of .l2S Y. P. sinking iund..lls
Genital Pacific ttss. Tex. tOC. land grts, IS
Ehe secouds.."...... % 10 Rio G ande uiv... 7i5<
RAILROAD BnNDs-Firm.
eTATR SECURITIES More active: Louisiana con.
sols s9lt atI6 Tennessee nsw 313faSS,z old 8s.
Lshigh & wilkes...103 Tennessee Gs, new. aSk
Loui lana cOnsols... IS Virginia 6s........,,. SO
Missouri 6s..,,..,....l07 Virginia consols, on.
Tennessee 6s......,.. 80 vIsinia preferred... 0
sToCKs-The market was quiet and very Irregular
to-day, althou 18TH re were spasms Of activity Ia
few leat log shares 10 the early trading L1uI.yille
4 Nashville, Quincy Western Union and Union
tal, Changers and Iactawanna were frm. After IL
O'Clock tho whole market weakened. By noon the
market was irmer under tho leadership Of OREGON
TrRnscontincntal and Union Pacific. specilA.
ton was quiet aud steady until near the close when
Northwestern & st. Paul weakened, selling
down to the lowest prices Of the day and
week. Th'sInfluenced the general and prices
Union Pacific, however, were hrm.
The sensation ui the day was tue drop In Pull.
man Palace. which brought about the uglal ru.
morS People In position 70 know say the said
besr raid iSnQIhlnE more than q rumoT. At the
Pullman Ctlee IL Is stated that the company never
August LIST 70 December LIST were SjSO,COj more
than duritg the same period last year, As.So m.
pared with las. night the closing agjsaS ara ESiL
per cent lower, except CtneS.a Pacific. EortheTTS,
Pacific pteieEredf- Oregon q Transconlinenisl,
Omaha, Texas PaclGc and Unlon Pacldc' which
were M per cent higher Sales Of Stocks reached
y 2i6tl Us SnAtest
fiNng S0B mn EhaHas
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oHEAPEs. and best variety Of candies in the
city from 100 70 Sl,00 per pound. Fruit
cakes all sizss; all sorts Of Zoe creams and
sherbets for Christmas dinners. Order by
telephone from Zlegenfelder's, 60 Twelfth
Sttaet, r.
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A RATHER cynical lacy, somewhat Of a tlirt,
says most men, like colds, ara very easily
caught but difficult TO get nd Of. Her mis-
take Is apparent. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
will cure any cold however stubborn IL may
be, Price % cent?.
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$4,000 worth of Watches, Diamonds
and Fancy Goods ut close commission
prices. Gall and see them ut
l. q. billions, Jeweler.
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ahe Gatelltgeuts1.
Oaico Nos. 10 and ~ fonrieonth Sire


,Notice to Glass Workers.
,Arsand ParlorS tcyes-Nesbitt q Bro.
Christmas Trees-r.F. Hesmann.
Regular Tuesday soket-New Andes.
small-Poxl SMALLPOX
Grand selectB II.
Christmas Pfesents-W. q. Rinehart.
Artistic Pottery and Fancy Goods-1. G.
Dillon.
How Often the Q lestion Is Asked=G. Men.
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FINE high cut Shoes for ladies anil children
cheap, at JET. sIoYE's.
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FREr Eeo.Noae at Louis schwalb's
First National Saloon, 1918 Main street, on
GhFistmss Also egg.nogg In buckets for
family Use.
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Eqe-Neoa at Louis sohwalb's ali day
Christina.
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Eoe-Noee az Louis schwalb's all day
Christmas,
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LA4sE slosk OF Candles and Toys for
Christmas trade, at g. 8. Feeny's, lflo Main
street
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Be sure to go TO Zane Street Church Tues.
day evening. Ali Welcome.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
DECEMBER q, 1883.
CPEOIAL NOTICE.

A special meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Ma.
tionat Rcirigerating and Construction Company
viii be held at is office In Washington City D. O.,
ON The 10Th day OF January, 1884 az which meeting
rel olution Will be offered 10 i1cressa the number
srlorease The amount Of capital stock held by ald
company. ". ]. PuRMAN,
dsi0w President.
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RIyER NEWS.

NEW sKAL DoLM1Ns and sacaues opened
this morning by Geo. R. Taylor.
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REAulXe,and music at Zlne Street Church
Tuesday evening. I'll be there.
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ALL will enjoy it at Zane Street Church
Tuesday evening. A seat fer you.
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Eee-NoaG in bueksty for families at
Louis sehWalbs on Ohristmap.
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TIE DAILY mARKEIs.
The Financial World.

New YoEK, December % money easy ut 2a2IIS per
cent? closed At 2h per cent. rhine mercantile
paper task por cent. sterling Exchange bankers
bi Is Arm at Si.Sls%; demand 81 SiZ
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Cotton,


NEW YoRK, December 22.-Cotton easy; futures
st ady; December Acc; January 10.46c; February
1065c; March 10S0c; April 10 CSC; May l1cc; Juno
2Sc; July 1l.35c: August II 4tc September lille.
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MoReASrowN, December 2s.-River feet
and stationary; weather rainy; Thermometer
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GALL at Tsylors to-day and see the elegant
seal akin dolmaus and scaques, just opened.
They are very ine.
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wAnx shoes aud slippers very cheap, at
], T. sToHE's.
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Wool

NEW YORK, December 22.-wiih the excep.
tlon OF light movement In miscellaneous goods
the demand and market was very dull
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NEW YORK, December22.-wool quiet and stead
domestic fleece 3laiSc; pulled lsa40c; unwashed II
Csc; Texas 1iA27c.
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,nx12xsr.x.7ss.s AZ. IAN, srx.7 nM
II Il 10 ~ % IS 20 81
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Ess-NOso in buckets for families d
Louis sohwalb's on Christmas. .
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mo ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
notice is hereby given that BY authority OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury OF the United Stales I'M
limitation Is hereby made OF the change OF the
name OF the Steamboat WILD GoosE, to that OF
RoSgLLE.
dS2l WILLIAM HIN, Master.
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CHRnrmAs songs at Zane Street Church
Tuesday evening. ,pon'tfall 10 60.
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TEE cooks Dslighf'-l2lO Main Itfest.
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The following shows the range Of the Their
,nomeier as observed at sohnept'sdrug store,
Opera House corner: E
1851 N'VAOA'' 1883.
~ NJ. Pms x7P.X ia. M.I2MsF.A.7P.M.
10 Il "a 10 Is "a q
1882 1853 -
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FOR RENT.

EoR RENT-THE TWO STORE.
IL rooms with dwellings attached. Nos. 1910 and
1912 Market street, now occupied by Q. Rnoke and
A. 8, Vausickler. The Brick Dwelling, No. 1886
Main street, containing six rooms. Possession
given April LIST 1881. Apply to hEsRY K. LIST
lilI Main Streht. del1
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Petroleum.

BRADFORD, December % Crude oil steady. Total
runs Friday 1880 barrels; total shipments 800
barrels hsrtera 1861 barrels; clearances
barrels United Pipe Line certificates opened at
81 1874 closed ct 81 Az; highest price o. Az;
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TirusyILLv, Pa, December 22.-opened at sl1S;
highest 81 l415 loves! 81 IL closed tsl l4 ship:
ments G0,sSS barrels The market closed until
"Wednesday tholidayl
Pi1TsBuRsH, Pa, December 22.-The afternoon
session was rather quiet opened at 81 1877; ad.
vanced to 81 l4aSs: closed at Sl14A. Exchange ad.
journed until Wednesday.
NEW YoRk, December 22-Petroleum quiet;
United 81 141E Ell.
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a. A. FRANzaEIm,
SO. 1900 Marketsiree

ALL Fancy Goods at greatly reduced
prices from now until Janu,ry Isl.
i, q. DILLON, JeWeler.
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OIL Cry, Pa, December 2s.-Petroleum opened
at 81 1s; highest 81 IAN; lowest 81 lSh: closed at
81 AK. Sales 9,821 900 barrels: cearances Friday
aha 30 hatF
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NEW York, December 22.-Leather firm aud 1
moderate demand.
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NEW YORK. December 22-Lead steady; com
mon 50 65a3 70.
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The City Council, atits adjourned meeting
for the week, passed an ordinance laying a
good round tax on the skating rink as q pla;e
Of amusement. Five dollars day 10 the rate
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8. P. 4 $. 9. tlrSts .l147S
q. L. bonds, llRt. .1l7E
.. P. LIud Grants...lpS
Y. p. sinking fund...llS
lex. Pee. land grlts,, IS
10 Rio G ande Iiv.. ~
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sTAEE EEcgRiTIEs More active: Louisiana con
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It seemed Saturday afternoon aJit every
person Tint had eyer HmoYsd OUT Bsliaife
was coming back to spend Christmas here,
Every train brought IN great numbers of "a:
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES.

The leading business men of Providence, E. l..
compose the Hunts Remedy Co.. and they guarantee
all testimonials published by them to be genuine.
The following, dated May 3, 1888, from W Fl.
Blanchard, lowell, Mass is but one of the thousand
remarkable cures that are being made by this
wonderful medicine. Mr. Blanchard says 81 have
been greatly troubled for over six years with acute
kidney disease, with severe pain in my back ar d
hips. / was formerly employed on the Boston and
Lowell Railroad, but Obliged owing to the con.
slant jar, to give up the railroad business as many
others have been obliged to do, on account OF kid
ney disease. l have tried many medicines, but re-
ceived no permanent relief friend recommended
me to use Hunts Remedy. Ipurchased bottle Of
one of our druggist in Lowell and commenced to
improve at once. and after using two bottles was
entirely free from all pain, and l consider myself
cured, and cheerfully recommend this wonderful
medicine, Hunts Remedy. to all the sufferers from
kidney and liver disease.
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persons are dowa with the disease. No
dsaths are reported today. The disease g
said to be malignant dysentery, whose attack
grow on person.
The STORM IN "The West"
DODGE CITY (Kasl August 9sh.-The
severest storm ever known In this section
struck this city after midnight last night.
Tie wind-susge at the Signal Office was
blown down, but good judges estimated the
velocity at nipety miles per hour. The storm
was accompanied by the grandest display of
lightning ever witnessed here, it being one
continuous sheet Of angry fame. There was
also very heavy rainfall, and water stood
over foot de5p on Front street.
The Salvation Army again.
SYRACUSE IN. W, August 9lh.-Several
weeks ago the Common Council passed reso-
lutions prohibiting the Salvation Army from
parading ths streets. Tonight the entire
army determined to defy the Board of Alder
men, and marched through the streets shout
ing "Hallelujah and singing hymns adapt.
ed to popular airz. The police arrested the
whole body and escorted them to the station
house. When shout to be placed in cells the
Alderman who opposed the resolution signed
their bail bond. and the parties will appear
before Justice tomorrow.
Destruction by Fire.
DANvILLE, August 9th.-The cotton fac
tory of i. l.. 4 4. Gerst, tha tobacco ware
house Of S. Holland L Co., the tobacco fac.
tory of Soil, Pickery & Oyer; the tobacco
factory Of w, T. Lowe and several out
houses were burned to-day. The estimated
los 10 S1500O0; insurance, $4,000.
VIcKsBuRG, August 9sh.-A fire at Me-
ridisn today burned three blocks of resi-
dences and tenements, causing loss OF
$50 600, distributed among g number of per-
tons. Insurance, $4,000.
Cave IN lookout Mountain.
CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.l August 9sh.-Ex-
plOrers recently discovered q cave at the base
of Lookout Mountain. the tpanipg being at
low-water marx in the Tennessee river, three
miles from the city. Explorations developed
q wonderful cave Of unknown depth. At the
extreme point a very large lake wss en-
countered, into which q fell $50 feet high
poured its water wish a noise of thunder.
Other waterfalls and ether interesting phe-
nomena were discovered.
Carey's Slayer.
MILWAUKEE. August 9sh.-It is discovered
that Edward O'Donne1, who killed informer
Carey in South Afeica, lived With his parents,
brothers and sisters Ia Milwaukee for many
years. Two or three Of the family died in
sane, and IL IS said O'Donnel at times
showed an unbalanced mind.
Indiau Hanged for Murder.
GALoUAT Gndian Territory. August OH
" Running BIRD" was hanged here to-day for
the murder OF Running Water"
Run on BanEs.
Indianapolis, August 9.h--This after
noon there has besn laEga demand by de-
positors on the First National Bank, ard
that of the Indiana Banking C0mpsny, and
large amounts have been withdrawn from
both these institutions.
TheFmOmetricai.
NEW YoRK, August 9th.-Highsst tempera
ture to-day, So; lowest, 65'.
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Story OF a Pocketbook.

NEw York, August 9th.-T. a. Stevens.
of Prescott, Arizona, left the Everett Hotel,
in Chatham street, on Monday morning last
for the East. Nora O'Connell, al Irishcham-
bermaid, in cleaning the room he had oceu-
pied. found pocketbook containing $40,
which she Immediately took down stairs aud
gave, to Everett. A few hours afserward
Everett opened dispatch from Stanford,
signed by Stevens, and inquiring, "Did you
find pocketbook in room 96. containing
about S400? If so, give finder $40; send
book to me by express" Mr.. Everett tele-
graphed of the fading of the pockstbook to
Stevens, who returned from Stamford, got
his money, gave the hotel proprietor receipt
for it, presented the blushing and dslighted
Nora with $50. and resumed his Journey East.
The Treaty Between Germany and Mex
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AT LIBEETY.

For number OF years was afflicted with kidney
and gravel disease, and suff5rzd with pains in my
limbs and back at times so severely that it seemed
could not endure it. used several socalled cures
recommended for these diseases, but they did me no
good. A friend OF mine that had used Hunts Rem
edy, and pronounced it the best in use urged me to
try it, and Ipurchased bottle at George E. Halls
drug store in Manchester, and before had used one
bottle began to feel much better, the pains in the
bladder and kidneys were reduced great deal, and
after using five bottles l found that Hunts Remedy
han done all that it was recommended TO do. Ithad
removed all the pain, my appetite improved, and
gained several pounds in few weeks. 1 have re-
newed vigor and strength for one of my years go,
and 1 only thank the pro?rietors of Hunts
Remedy for my good health of to-day, and you are
at liberty to publish this, that it may be the means
OF some one beirg cured by the use of your truly
wonderful remedy W. H. TERRILI.
GoFFsTowN IN. H }, NAV z, 1888. nc lyAIwF&wIy
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HOWARD HOT ANDCOLD
MINERAL SPRINGS.
Lake County - California.

A Ii DISEASES RELIEVED 4 kHSN~N
"A and cured by drinking and zSA sszaeSSA
bathing in the waters of these 1!s4lssss .t4lssssN
celebrated Springs. Female dis - - - ~
eases, fever and sgue, and all
complaints arising from diseased condition of the
liver, a specially.
Hotel accommodations are first class in every par
ticular Board, Room and Bath, so TO So per
week. Children under 10 years, IS; over 10 years,
81 Route Take morning train from San Fran
cisco or Sacramento for Calistoga. From there W.
F. Fishers Stages will convey passengers to Lower
Lake on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and to
Glenbrook on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of
each week, at which points connections are made
by the Howard Springs stage.
For further parti ,uars address
MRS CAROLINE HEsCH,
Proprietress Of Howard Springs, Lower Lake, Lake
county California ie2O-tf
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A railroad was opened recently between
TiAis, the capital of rranscaucssia, and
Bakou, one of the ports on the Caspian
Sea. It is intended to connect this last
with the Black 2oa. This road reduces
communication from FIVE days to fifteen
hours between TiHis and Bakou. 1t is the
greatest commercial achievement yet OF
Alexander III. slreign. The line traverses
region reIsuted to be enormously rich IN
petroleum. The petroleum business was
at its on ,tset almost entirely in the hands
OF Arrnenians, but it is now shared by per-
sons of divers nationalities. Il American
Rsliroad Journal.
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WTANTED-oNE HUNDRED WOMEN AND
w Girls, at once Wages 81 to S8 per week.
Apply at FACTORY, Front street, between X and L.
atff-tf
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KKTANTKD-I WANT TO MARRY A YOUNG
w lady-blonde preferred. Must be resident
OF this city, Address 'M., . REcoRD-USIoS Office.
-
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EFT IN PEW OF CONGREGATIONAL
IL Church, sabbath Evening July 10Th,
BLACK SILK PARASOL, trimmed with lace. The
person finding the same viii please leave it at No.
626 Q street. and be suitably rewarded. au9-2tnedf
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METROPOLITAN MARKET

NoNRAD scHEPP, DEALER INv>-sxsa-e
u Fresh Meats of every descrip- E H
ti0n. southwest corner Of Twelfth zsGYV
and streets, Sacramento. By rea- s--42----eA
son of not belonging to the Butchers Union l am
enabled to sell the very best of all kinds OF fresh
meats lower than any other market in the city.
Highest cash price paid for all kinds of stock and
the same sold wholesale and retail at the lowest
market rates. jy6-4pti
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HOME AND ABROAD.

The Presidential Party-TwO Men Crushed
10 Death-An Astonished Congregation
story of P0cket-B0Ok - The Senate
Committee on LAbOr-SuIlivan's Plans
The Postal Telegraph QaestiOn-Items
OF Foreign News-Ete.
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE,
NEUBGUaG a LAGES,

~ dealers In Produce and Brewers Supplies. Man.
tlfscturers Of Malt aud all kinds Of Meals; Oatmeal
Ccrnmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour, Buck
wheat Flour, etc. New Grain Bags for ssle AgenH
for Buckeye Flour Mills, Marysyille, jel7lp
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r OST OR ST3AYED FROM E>--<n.
4 Brighton, on August 4th, Red s-SSss-
GREYHOUND SLUT PUP, months sa@zzzzzs1z
old white legs, neck and fare. Any person who
VIII return her to WOODWARD Eighth and L
streets. or leave information of her whereabouts,a
will be rewarded. au9 -lwN
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j. q. PaRMETER.

NtARRIAGE PAINTER. ALL WORK DONE
Z with Neatness and Dispatch, at the Lowest
Prices. No. 922 Eleventh street, between / and j.:
Fine Carriage Painting speciality. Please call and
see me. Sacramento, Cal. jy1o-1p-d
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MARKETS,
a, HEII-RRoM z sRo.-

XKTHOLEsALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
w Having purchased the City Market, on
street, between Front and Second, from P. Herzog,
we shall endeavor TO keep the same supplied with
the BEST OF MEATS. We offer special inducements
to the trade, and being connected with the saugh-
ter-house by telephone, prepared to take or
ders from A. NJ. to Pm. Special attention given
to orders from the country. Live Stock bought at
the Highest Market Prices. iy10-1m
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-10
FOREIGN.
Situation In Spain.


PARIS, August 9th.-A prominent Spanish
Republican states that the situation in Spain
is very grave. He asserts that several su-
perior officers of the army are in favor of
republic, and that an outbreak in the Re-
publicsns' interest is imminent.
MADRID, August 9sh-The garrison at
Zedburg, province of Lorreds. Spain, have
revolted. The force numbers ttIes hundred
men.
The Egyptian Plague.
LONDON, August 9th.-Six hundred and
twenty-seven deaths from cholera occurred in
Egypt Wednesday, including rs at Cairo.
LONDON, August 9Eh.-The deaths from
cholera in Egypt TO date number 16 44s, Of
which 6,S66 died in Cairo.
Result Of tie Irish Trias at Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, August 9sh.--In the Irish tri-
aIs here, tie jury found the prisoners euilty,
and each was sentenced to pensl servitude
for life,