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BAN FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW.
supoRrrD FOB rHs SACRAMENTO RsooRD-Usos.l
General Merchandise.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 90 1883.
RAGS AND BAGGIsG-There are 10 new features
under this head The small quantity of rain received
thus far this season creates nervous feeling among
holders, and deters buyers from taking hold tn
7c for spot ard Y d75c for MAY June and July deliy
cry Wool Bags, 3s9I2c: Potato Gunnies Hottie.
BREAD-The revised price list Of the California
Cracker Company quotes lots in cases of 2 50 and so
Ms follows: Crackn L. 2Sc Congress and Cocoanut
Tafy Cakes each l5c; Bananas, Cocoanut Cakes,
Alphabet, Charms. Assorted Extra Excelsior
Ginger Nuts, Medallons, Nic-Nacs Novelties, NJ
merals Pretzels nd $ ice Junbles each l2c; Assert
ed Fruits. Ginger Cakes, Jenny Lind, La Grande,
Lemon. Milk Fancy Oatmeal Overland, and Seed
Cakes, each loo; Sugar Cakes, SC; Boston, But
Lunch, MILK Monitors Oyster Pearl. Picnic
Extra, Santa Clara, Wafer, Water and Wines
each. Sc: Picnic 6lc Soda Extra. each Tic Saloon
Pilot &c Soda Crackers, &c; Pilot Bread extra 4sc;
plot Bread, 4c; Ship Bread. BIC Y n.
BRICK-Bath, 42.(d45c q dozen Fire S32 50(135 7
invoices on the way and S42 SOFAS for obbing lots
California building descriptions Sc 50@l q thousand
BR oHs-The price list of lo-a manufacturer is as
follows: Common 81 70, )! and s! . for the three
numbers; Extra Patent g 20 81 90 81 IS al IS for
the four styles Eureka, g 7 g. 25 and 50 50 for
the four styles Mill and Stable 81 SO 50 and 81 for
81 s. and 81 Is q dozen.
CANpLEs-Following are quotations for Eastern
brands in round lots Grants Stearic A id, II o.
l2tc; Gross Co Adamantine II l2Il3e; Hardness
Patent Wax lie: Mitchells Adamantine, l6dl6Bo for
IA OF and sc for 10 or Proctor Candles Stearc Acid
Ia o. l5c Ropes s!Gll3c for the two Styles Schaef
fera Stearic Acid, IA l2c and II OF Star loo; U
Candle Companys IL OF, lOc Werks Stearc Acid lIa
dl7sc for 10 or and l63c for ii W. II. Woods &
Co.'S Shield, l4@l4lc, and solar Wax, l6Gl6!c, both
full weight Woods COnihan's II l0Gl0tc Paraf-
tine, 20c; Sperm 25G2SG.
CEMBST r. The market is iabundanty supplied
We quote Eastern (Rosendale and other brand J.
g 50td2 Is, and foreign Portland and other
brands So 1894 so; Golden Gate Plaster, 81 75G
8 WotherspOon ? aster, S363 IS Santa Cruz Lime
81 GOAL rs ~ bhl Land Plaster, SO so q ton Fire
Clay 81 Il bbl for American and IS for English Brick
d ST. Si95 b Dbl; Cattle Hair, 2sc; Goat Hair. &c
y II
CoAL-Imports thus far in December have been
comparatively light and prices show furth ad-
vance ReRton and Seattle quoted at 81 seas !;
Goes Bay St 5Ca7. j. ". Harrsons private circular
0uOtes as follows
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Sacramento produo. Market Wholesale.
corrected daily for the RECORD. UNIoH.'

s.- 49,. A..
FRU1-Lemons s'clly' Eggs e case oranges,
California, q - az % p box Mexican oranges %
az q 100; Lines 81 5oGi IVi BanSnss s. oVg4 =
lunch Flneappl - Eeas 9o1eh Coo"ahlSs' SI0
lOJ; Appies q uVHZ hok feaFs, 81 -o9Z
3 box Cranberres, SIC 5Ogl oJ 6 Dol.
Pr tHUTTs-ASSorted, zs-p caga, dof, d 20 ?
assorted, gallon eansi go reaches. St-D cans,
81 Portland Biueoerries' I'D csns- ": "hor-
t'berries, VI rs Capital Asparagus, y 80 dozen
cans.
DSIED FRrIT2-Appies, sliced. gdlOc ID; do
41Artered, >9,; pears, peeled, 1Gsc; do, u
yeeed, 4G5c; Puus, pitted, l5Gl6c; Peaches
14l2l.; do peeled, la@20;; Prunef German and
French. }3Gl5ci B!sck0ernes, 10 8llci t1gsi Cali
t'nta, IGo' d.
TABLE tRulTs-Assortedf 2f-b cans, dog, " 10 ;
Peaches, - GO; Bartlett Pears, Y so Plums q %
Blackborries, q 9OaSi Gooseberries, y % Straw
berries g 2b ApTicots, q % huscat Grapes ~ co.
Be- Currants, e 25: Cherries, 8 90
VsosTAslEs - Potatoes, 6Oc@Sl 30 onions
l5casl 10: Csulih 1~er, l5cgSl Cabbage, Goa
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CuFFEE-There is a moderate movement. incident
to the season of the year Prices scarcely so firm
as they have en- Since De ember rates for Central
American grad have been as follows Good Costa
Rica, l33c; fair TO good Guatemala, i2dl34c mid
ding do, lGsallkc good green unwashed Salvador,
CH1ooRY-Ca California, 5s@6ici English and German
DRUG .NBi-Carb Soda, 3s@43c Caustic Soda 3ga
SIC Sal Soda l .45c; Soda Ash, 2sd2!c; Calit0r-
MIA Crystals 33d34c for refined ard $40 Soc q ID for
powdered.
DRY GooDs-Brown Drills 90inch goods, are job
Ding at ss(d9;c: Brown Sheetings, 36-inch, 7sG9Ac
Brown Shirtings, 3Qinch, 6(G74c; Apron and FUrn
sure Check 14020c; besched and cOored Cambrics
5t7c; heavy Denims, 2Sinch, l6(d26c; Cotton Elan
uel s4dI2ac for light and 4!G25c for heavy Hickory
Stripes, l2dlSlc; Prints 64@7c Kentucky Jeans, IL
d55c q yard
&c for selected in TO- Ii SEES aud &c for homeless
East m Goldfish 7!d9c 4 h; Eastern Mackere, 81 60
az for No. / in Ism kits. and S3G3 % for Mess in
Is Ii kits Canned Salmon, 81 ltGl 20 & dozen lib
tins.
LUMBER-C argoes-Pine rough, sls; rough clear
Pine, S24; Pine flooring and stepping, SG 50 (:
Redwood SlS for rough and S28 for surfaced Retail
Pine. common rough, up to 10 feet 81 80 2 M feet
No. flooring, inches and over S32 so do and I'M
der and AKA and Ike flooring and stepping S35 ;
rough clear for flooring 81 less than above rates ;
Laths 50 rs u NJ Shakes, $40 b NJ Redwood. rough
merchantable, so 80 & NJ: surface No !, S35 T. g.
Redwood l1X4 and Ike S35 do 6-inch, II feet and
over $50 so; do beaded u feet and over S35; half
inch surface. $780, Pickets, fancy, S2l 20 do rough,
pointed, $50 do do square Sl7 so; Siding 3-inch,
S25 Shingles, g % q Nj Battens finch lmeal, lc;
Posts. T73c each
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 35c p gross, less usual dis
count to the trade
METALs-Nothing doing in Pig Iron, and very little
in any ether description. Pig Lead Is in age stock
and heavy. J. W Harrisons private circular quotes
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MARRIED.,
BORN.
DIED.

DIED.
Sacramento December 81 Eugene II. Cronan son
of Michael and Julia Cronan, native OF Califor-
mia, 7 years and months.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take plsce from
residence of parents, Second street, between z
and R, Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Sacramento, December Il Niels Nelson, native
of Norway. Is years, months and Il days.
Friends and aoquaintauces respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence OF his brother.in.law. B. NJ. Holm,
Twenty seventh street, between r and s, to-moI
row (Suaday) afternoon, at o'clock
Marysville, December ls-Charles W Furlong, II
years.
Auburn. December l7-Mrs. Nancy Kenyon, SIS
years.
Quaker Hill, Nevada county, December l7-Alice
Baird, IS years, months and 20 days.
Woodland, December 29-John Crowell, years.
Fort Jones Siskiyou county, December 9-John W.
Bills, Yeals, months and "a days.
Greenville, Plunas county, December 6-Infart
son of John Blood, months and 10 days.
Eork San Juan, December 15-Patrick Morrissey
% years.
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SCRATCHED The BLOOD.

hereby certify that only used them about six
weeks until / was entirely well, but before l com
menced using then my face, breast and back were
almost solid scab, and often scratched the blood
from nv body. lam now entirely we'll and think
yeur CUricURA REMEDIES are the best for skin dis
cases that ever was brought before the public
F. NJ. FOX, Caddo, Indian Ter.
Sold by all druggists. CUTICURA, so cents; RE-
SOLVENT, 81; SOAR. 25 cents. PoTTEs DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass
send for "H0w TO Cure Skin Diseases"
s25lyWSSwly
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san Francisco Produce Market
San FRANcIaoo. Decfmber :

SAN FRASCIsco, December 2lst
FLoUR-Trade fair Best City Extra s. 75ta6 ;
medium grades a S5a5 81! shipping superine,
81 5084 7a = Dbl.
Wharf.-The tone Of the msrket is soft but there
Is scarcely any trading and values more or les
nominal In view of the dull movement ana the
beginning Of Rim that promises to be continuous
1t ; generally admitted that 81 50 , c.l is about
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Clipper Gap california; Pig Iron is quoted at S32 5Od
81 for Nos l TO T. We quote as follows for other
kinds Coke Tin, IS 7jd6; Roofing do, S6 250j 49, ;
Charcoal do, Sc 75d7 q bx; Yellow Metal, 24e25c ;
English Cast Steel, l4dl5e Sheet Zinc, SdS!c; Pig
Lead 4sGjc: Bar Lead, PiG6c; Lead Pipe 7td8c ;
Sheet Lead, 8G5!c; Bar Copper, l5c; Pig Tin, 2lac
q h.
NAILs-T The Oakland factory is working night
and day and there is no accumulation OF stock. Quo
table at 9 80 g key
OIL-The STOCK of Whale is well concentrated
mainly in the hands of the Pacific Steam VIVA ing
Company. As high 55o paid for of this Oil.
At present there is nothing Offering. We
quote China Nut, t9c California Castor, 81 % Tor
No. J, and 81 20 for No. Refined Cocoanut 4Od45c
California Linseed in single barre lots SIC orraw and
Csc & gallon for boiled Petroleum, 10 degrees. in
cans l6G2Jc do in bulk lac do $50 degrees 22d2Ici
pure winter strained Lard 95c in bbls and 81 in tins
Posse Olive S5d5 Is; Plagniol Olive, s. 50td6 50 ;
Duret do &c 5Oa6 rs; extra tine kinds. S9a9 3 dozen
quarts
PATSTs-Good demand for White Lead at safe for
al kinds.
PAPER-California Straw Wrapping &c. &c, 81 and
81 10 r ream for the four styles.
QUICKSILVER 3hG34lc q h. or S26 50 3 flask ;
price in London. g Is Cd.
K CE-Rangoon. 81 stat 60; China, 81 O5d4 10 for
mixed 81 7Jdr4 s. for No. 2 and s. 5Od5 70 per two
mats Tor No. Hawaiian, 4Ed5c
sOAr-We quote Pale at 596c and Chemical Olive
srfcEs-Cassia, Sa8lc; Gloves 17al8c; Nutmegs,
62lCG65c; Mace 55c Pepper l239l4c; Pimento go
l0c b 70
suGAR-The price list for lots in barrels since De
CeuIb fth has been as follows:
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STARCH Various brands of Eastern quoted at
65clOc 2 10.
sALT-Liverpool fine is quoted at sl3 SOAR 80;
Carmen Island Sl3dl5 for and S20d22 for fine
California SlOGl2 for coarse and Sl4dl6 for tine
SYRUP--ince January oath the quotations for local
made have been follows Bbls, Soc halfbb s,
SIZE 5-gaon kegs csc gallon tins vac gallon
TEA-Japan is freely offered at S59S7tc Tor good
m dium grades.
TOBACCO Plug. 57l070c Coil 52la75c; Roll, STA
75c Light Pressed 6l5N721c n, according 20 and
WHALFEoNE-The price for clean at New York is
nOmiua b 50.
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ITCHING AND BURNING !
ITCHING And BURNING

ECZEMA. OR SALT RHEUM, WITH ITS AGO
H nizing itching and burning. instantly relieved
by a warm bath with CUTICURA SOAP and a single
application OF CUTCUBA, the great Skin Cure. This
repeated daily, with two three doses Of CUTICURA
REs LyEST, the New Blood Purifier, Diuretic and
AperieuU to keep the blood cool, the perspiration
pure and uuifritating. the bowels open, the liver
and kidneys active, will speedily Eczema, Tet-
ter, Ringworm, Psoriasis, Lichen Pruritus, Scald
Head, DandruG and every species Of Itching, Scaly
ana Pimply Humors Of the Scalp and Skin, when
the hes. nhysicians and all known remedies fail.
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CUTjCURA REMEDIES

Are the greatest medicines earth.
j. W. ADAMS, Newark, o.
The hall has not been told 70 their curative
powers c. a. WILLIAMS Providence.
They cure in every case.
H. W. BRoCKwAY, NJ. D , Franklin, n II.
NV friends know how / suffered from salt ttheum
until cured by them. Mas A. X Brown, Maiden.
Cured me Of scrofulous Humor OF thirteen years
alraton. j. E. RIcnARDsoN. Q. IL. New Orleans.
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OF LETTERS

In our possession repeat this story: l have been
terrible sufferer for years with Blood and Skin HUI
mors have been obliged 10 shun public places by
reason Of my disfgurng humors have had the best
physicians; have spent hundreds Of dollars and got
no real relief until used the CUrICUBA REMEDIES,
which have cured ne, and left my skin and blood as
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Eastern ana Foreign Markets.

NV YORK, December 2lst.
BREADsTUPPs - Flour is steady and Wheat is
quiet the latter at 81 O7Cdl Is z bushel.
WooI-CalifornIa Is quiet at 9dlOc for fall
bury and l0Gl3c for clear fall spring bury, l6c
to lSc; clean spring, 24Cd2Sc pulled, 2Sd40c.
HIDgs-California are steady at 22Id23c.
CHICAGO, December 2lst.
WHxAT-9Sic for January.
CORN-6l3' for January.
PoRE-Sl4 81 for January.
LABD-SS 80 for January
SHORT RIBs-S7 IS for January.
LIVERPOOL, December 2lst.
WHEAT-Cafornia spot lots are dull at IS 81 to
So I'D; cargo lots, Ais for just shipped, AS for
nearly due, and 43s for of coast.
Fulton, Sonoma county, is to have new
school house.
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e ton figure for No. sAipping grades at the mo

ment.
At the Produce Exchange call session this morn
ing there was good speculative feeling Buyers at
first seemed to be in the majority. but sellers soon
appeared on every side and although prices opened
at a lower range than yesterday, it was only by
constant fractional concessions that an extensive
business was done. Bidding for all deliveries was
prompt and sharp, but transactions were conintd
to one option, footing up 1900 tons No. l White
as follows:
81 sS3 800, 81 ss!; 700, 81 IS y e.
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BARLBY-A dull market holiday times and steady
rain all confined In sending values downward this
morning in quick fashion. The sample market is
badly out Of shape. Early to-day 81 O5 was still the
asking figure for No. Feed but holders soon real
lied that they we're fortunate if 81 O2 obtained
and some small jobbug transfers were made on this
basis though at the close il not easy to find
buyer even at this reduced price. Brewing is some
what easy at a range of 81 lo9l Is q ctl. No.
Feed changed hands as follows:
Splt-lOO tons, 9Slc
January-I0O tons, 81 100, 81 COL
BUYER season-200 tons, 81 l0t; 1000, 81 l05 ;
$500, 81 lOs,
Seller season-3O0 tons, 99c 2 ctl
Bidding at The close is represented by the follow
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NOTICE.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Capital Gas Company, for the
election of Directors for the ensuing year andSfor
the transaction Of such business as may be brought
before the meeting will be held at the office Of the
Company, in the city of Sacramento, on MONDAY,
the 2lst day of JANUARY, 1884, at u O'Clock NJ
d2l.istd LB. CT c. H, CUM MINGS, Secretary.
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ACCORDE ONS 1!

NTEw AND NOVEL STYLES HAVE JUST
been received at l.. h HAMMERS NusiC
store. No. $50 street. Sscram nto. o5.2pd
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SUCAR-CURED HAMS

NToHR 4 YORK, 80 1924 AND A~TA.
WI 1875 J street, Sacramento, Pork ~
Packers and Wholesale Dealers in all kinds 49,
of Meats, desire to call attention to Their NJ"
They also wish to cal special attention to the M0HR
4 YORK brand OF Lard, which is considered the
best and sweetest lard in the market. Cooked
Meats and all kinds OF Saussges always on hand.
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Wei De Never.

1t is undisputed that Wei ne Meyers
Catsrrh Cure is the only treatment that will
absolutely cure Cstirrh-fresh or chronic " Excel
lent remedy; Going wonders. III Leghow, 81
Fourth street, San Francisco. 81 suffered Is years
entirely cured. "-IDr F. Clark, Montgomery street.
San Francisco. al had Catarrhal Deafness five
Yeas hearing restored" [Chas Novisio Whining
ton, Cal Etc, etc Thousands Of testimonials are
received frcm all parts of the world. Delivered
81. Dr. Wei De Meyers 'tiustrated Treatise
with statements by the cured, mailed free. D. b.
Dewey x Co, Isl Fulton street, New York.
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ITCHlNG HUM RS.

Blker's BARRIERS, Grocors and Washerwoman's
Isch, Itching Piles and Delicate Itching Humors,
peculiar 70 both sexes, which particularly dis
tressiug at this season. are instantly relieved and
speedily and permanently cured by the above treat
nent Now is the time, when the pores are open
and the perspiraion abundant Ia cleanse the blood
Of impurities, and the skin Of torturing and disfg
ririup iumOrs
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NOR SALE-A DAIRY, OF A DAIRY FARM
Il 800 acres, of which 100 acres are in alfalfa
well located; not subject TO overflow good build
ings and other improvements Price, Sl5, 600. Par
ticulars, inquire of CARL STRoBEL 81 J street,
Sacramento d22-lt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-08-01

garments From absent mndcdnoss
90 out with a patent leather boot on I,
and clump soled shoe on the other.
eccentric man OF talent, who displayed
administrative ability in provisioning Paris
the seice, used to give audience to quanda
Bohemian brethren at the Cafe dc Madrid, ant
when he could not grant them all they desired,
he would dismiss them in patches. saying; All,
Won must see the Empress-l'N take care that
Won arc admitted" Things reached pretty
pass when on the 3lst Of August horde oil
hungry supplicauts, tired OF waiting IN the an
technmbcrs OF the Tuillerios, pushed thir way
into the private dining room, and swooped
upon cold luncheon that had been spread for
the Empress.
On the LIST Of September some servants oil
the Imperial Household absconded, taking
| with them portable articles Of value staiu-
cites Of bronze and marble, miniature paintings,
albums. Some Of the Emprcss's dresses van
ished. General Roland, the Governor OF the
PALACE, was at pains to secure proper atten-
| dance for the Regent; and going on tour OF
inspection through the kitchens, he was stupc-
| fed to sec workmou, soldiers and womeE-
| The friends Of the solutions being treated as
honored guests in the servants hall. The IN
trudcrs were elected pretty quickly by guards
summoned for the purpose, but by the time II
was known that the Empercr's struggle against
| the German armies was hopeless, and there
was a general feeling abroad that before many
DAYS were over tho Tuileries would he inlpos-
session Of tho mob. The only person who
seemed to doubt this was the Empress herself
She still had her self contained paroXysms Of
terror about being murdered by an armed mob
but she thought that the garrison OF PART
| would make a Tcsolute stand tOr the Imperial
| cause and keep the throne outstanding, though
| she herself might acclloOtIJ ~ Y,lt 70 acaA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-08-01
Iawaiian 6azette.
WEDNESDAY, vUGUsT l. lss3.


A NoELE ESTATE OF REvoLUTIoNARN rI>iEs
BECOME a PICNIC 6RoUNn.
One Of the most interesting relics Of the
Revolutionary War is the Apthorpe Mansion,
now mart OF the hotel buildings Of Wandols
Elm Park. picnic ground in high favor with
German private schools, comprising two entire
blocks from Ninetieih to Ninety second st.
and from Ninth to Tenth-ave. THIS park is
all that remains OF the great Apihorpe deme-
sne which in l776, when it was occupied by
General Howe, the British Commander-in-
Chief. was fully 2Ie acres, and stretched on
It's west side as far as the Hudson rlVer.
Apthorre was one Of the merchant princes OF
he day. probably not weather. than Mr..
Walton, Of Franklin square, whose famous re
sidcnce still faces the great Harper establish
mcft. but Of more political Importance and oil
higher standing with the British officials who
had come 70 beat the American rebels into
submission. He was an Englishman who
came 60 New York with considerable capital
and engaged in commeTce very successful ~.
Finding his means increasing rapidly, he de-
,crmincd 20 create landed estate which sho-
uld be handed down to bis posteriiy and Keep
the name Of ApthorPe green IN the minds OF
men 10 the remotost generations. Ni'n these
views be purchased various parcels OF land IN
l762 and l76S from different persons. Prom
Dennis Hicks he bought for seventeen hundred
mounds Of colonial money the estate At "Bloo-
mcdale." which the former bad purchased IN
l746 from Anna Van Huysen. widow Of Eyde
-. II.aUsar. who had rsroivnd II uaTtlv As .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-08-01

dollar, The stree, CT companies and thgltSrs
.Tg making tho SINE discount
C3sk, July S5.-The Industrial Exhibition CIV
g-EgE rh7oJ and Lalt acEGS.and luc!uaICC British,
Continental ard American exhibits, was oISDCa
sy i5E. tSAneo2 to-day ~ the rEs'St5cg q q Na>i
crowd Some trouble was expected and police
vCrG posted among iAg people, Perfect order,
however was maintained.
Panama. June GSd-TLe volcano 90. Oug;Qlc,
% Lake Niczracal. Is II eruption greatly 20 the
tr-71s % residents on the island With IS formed
.y TO- Its CCEutlo- commenced May 9Th The
Ja-sE AID rock n the vicinity u the crater VAS
saJl 90 break. aad lava flowed forth.
Berlin. JAY S. The Nom pszf-f ZnrHar. the
a-ElE 1t bismarck. says the Government OF Ger
l-4Gy SID Prussia Is aeyoslnE is earnest ai;el-
.l1g b. shC subject o.: cholera Commissioners arC
- assemble fnrthv1thin. conjunction with the
Imperial ISllrG q Health 90 deliberate OF psos--
tlal-.y r-a.zEEss-
Boston. July Sa.-TLo TrrHsrrars slyss tdasE>
III So Fra1clsc2 arpCar 20 be alalosg had enough
IN v.-zzllt @ revival o.: the Vigilance Committee
Dc financial condition %. the city mus. b r1;t5-
tG. -1r-C-LllE that monty VIII los help is the
. ~ H.-elg @. % tie schools Il the newspaper
ag1r gGss Trustworthy ual ot Abe Directors %
is sid has la,u indicted, another i under l1-
yas.sEltl-l. and third VIII be reported ta- con
llc: which is infamous
L.a5aa. Ta,y sE- a religious ne. hzoka as.t la
Elliasi Yesterday. The police changed aud alS
Gy-sla 3D.. mob Nln2t % TIE poke Eo7e s-il1'sSly
injured
S1r F-ale5Scr. Iuly l0ih. Wishtusaa Bros ot
tlss civ, have received letter frOu their cl-gl-
>al-allss gl Apsa. Samoan Islands stating tLl.
al she nigh: %: Mlrcl 24th all the vessels ~ the
Ha-haE were de.r1yei hy hurricane Daring tht
evening :la gsI-d blew lightly from the S1GtLeaS;
hag Il:sr tggshgll5 ana before midnight the Eu-rI
CAM h-1kc -plE the town II all lis fury Seven
vessels - she Eagh1E dragged S-chgrs- drifting 30
varl> the beach. IuAl.y SuluC ashore some last
tltiT El-s;-, and all except two schnllCrs vgg-
lr-,.aSsiy hs.chgd-
London, July I'd. Intelligence ha- just E,acLad
Eg7. OF q. terrible calamity during tle launch Of
The steamer Daphne @. Glasgow to-day While
bona launched she fell over on her slide. ugpyT.ta;-
ing O number % people Into she water.
Il Pc DAPHNE lgts the vays ~ q ygEy ils- Tate.
ans when she -at lut1 the water she rolled fslil
side 90 side The persons ~ hoard, fearing thai
SIZE would clf-lre. raG O. and fro, and .hG vessel
aally rolled over, ana nearly disappeared beneath
Gle water Those who had maintained their posi-
t-I-~ ON she fs-tlHl % the steamer u1t submerged
did tll- utmost 20 slyt those who were cast Uy,r-
hra-a- AZ the same time boats quickly assisted
Do the uu-a q rtscCIl- the unfortunate people.
and >Ccculel 81 saving quite 8 number. Il Is
known, however, that their were ff;y persons
lalrw IE she Daphne when the vessel went CvtE
and they mus. al have been drowned Steamers
z 5rac-lu she water for the bodies Of the victims
ID is ustiura,ed .hg loss Of life VII reach Ioo