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The bee., 1883-04-14
LOaN, REAL ESTATE
AND
Rem II OFFICE.

Houses for sale and rent, rents col
lectcd and loans negotiated.
Nonresident Property and e tates
properly managed.
Splendid Building Sites and unim-
proved property in all sections Of the
city for sale on easy terms. Call aud
see Us.
L. NJ. SAUNDERS i BRO,
11O3 F ST., N. W.. Washington, d e.
The bee., 1883-04-14

Polygamy is practised universally
throughout the animal and vegetable
kingdoms the human race is the only
exception.
The bee., 1883-04-14

What causes husband and wife to
quarrel? Familiarity. Cure: separate
sleeping apartments.
The bee., 1883-04-14

To dread no eve and to suspect no
tongue is the great prerosativs Ofinno-
eence.
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PASSENGER LIsTs.

NEwHALL, January 15sh.-Passed here TO
day. to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
J. G. Susoy, II. J. Humphreys. r. J. Tiff
fanny, Oliver Hoover and wife, III. Case snt
wife, Mrs. H. w. Alyord, L, B. Gibson
Captain M. Krasseynski, j. Yakamine, T,
d. Michael and wife, james Irwin and wife,
Miss Alice d. Chase. r. A. Davis, @. j.
Hall, NJ. G. Boca, E. Newman and child, G.
T. Murry, G. Lind, San Francisco L. d.
Brsstow, Mrs Martin, Sacramento; Charles
Z Wooley, Miss G. E. Harrison, Miss M. T.
Hanford. oakland; f. Walter, Stockton,
Eng; II. Boetheher, wife and son. Lo;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Brayton, Oakland.
CARLIN, January 15th.-Passed here to-day
to arrive in Sacramento to-mcrrow: II. D.
Littlefeld. North Berwick, Me-; Mrs. D. w;
Brown, New York; Mrs. Low Keyser and
two children. Portland. Or; Miss NJ. G..
Hillman, st. Louis, Mo-; Miss K. flaming,
Petaluma; Mrs. Charles Fish and two chill.
dren, Martinez; G. B. McMamon and wife,
Rochester, N. Y; All Gee, Elko; Joseph
Thomas, Chicago, Ill.,; Charles Morgan, Y.
Muir, New York e. M. Roberts, Leslis
Allen, L. J. Buckley, Thomas Whiffen ana
wife, Frank Cakes, Rose Henry Talbot, Henry
Rich, Frank Colfax, Miss Sydney Cowell,
Miss Z. Leslie, Miss Viola AlleD-Esmeralda
Company and Madison Square, New York
Thomas L. Napton, w. J. McNsry, Butte,
Mont; Louis Francis. Grass Valley; Henry
j. Andersen, Massachusetts; Victor Stagu.
war, Germany; Dudley Haskell, San Fran.
cisco; w. D. Hanford and wife, San
Bernardino j. Eyans, Parsons, Ks; w.
8. O'Rourke. Denver; SO emigrant pas
sengerz, including 40 males.
OMAHA, January 15th.-Left here to-day,
10 sr,S - Vo,, Ms
s. G.. Pigmsn, Omaha George Teele, Water.
town, Mass; A. Thies. Concord, n. c.; E.
LaCaille, Montreal; Mrs. w. l.. Kinney,
Canada; Z. B. Beaumont, Baltimore Geo.
Fl. Cosley, Philadelphia alfred D. Ray
mond, Chicago.
Fiftytwo through emigrsnts left on Satur-
day nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento January Dist. and twenty last night,
to arrive January 22d.
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BARLEY-The market did not exhibit much spirit
to-day. Many operators expected that the cold
weather would bring out general speculative de-
mand, but proceedings were tame and transactions
quite limited. Sales embraced 500 tons No. l Feed
February, 81 223; 100 do, March, 81 2la 100 do,
u 244 9 ctl. Spot parcels were offered at 81 %,
with 81 214 bid. Brewing is qrotable at 81 30@
40 y ctl
Sales at the Grain Exchange of 200 tons No l
Feed, January, 81 22!; 100 do, May, 81 251 q ct.
oATs-The stock of Eastern is understood to have
been cleaned up by the disposal of about 900 bags
within range Of 81 7i4@1 rs. The home product
is well controlled. We quote: Fair Feed, 81 FOG
IS; good, 81 1871 SO; choice, 81 S09l so q ctl
RYE-Light demand and ii -eral supplies cause a
weak feeling. Quotab.e at 81 6591 rs q ctl for fair
to good quality.
CoRN-Yellow continues to do better The Pan
anna steamer on Saturday took about eco ctls to
Central America. Small Yellow changed hands this
morning at 81 20 q ctl. Yellow is quotable at
81 52!@1 81 for large and 81 57l91 60 for small
The range for White is 81 e091 65 g ctl.
HAY-A carload Of Nebraska is at hand, under
stood to be an experimental shipment Alfalfa
s1Sa14 so; Wheat, sl5a1!; Wild Dat, S14 SOC
l6 50; Mixed, S11@13 e ton.
HoPs-The asking range is 95c9S1 . n. Demand
fair.
95c: Petaluma and Tomales, S1a1 10 q ctl.
0NIoNs-Good qualities are placed within range
Of $4,000 z ctl. a fancy article is quickly taken
BEANs-Inquiry fair. Bayos, SAGA 25; Butter,
1893 25 for small, So 2oG3 so for large; Lima,
SO 25@3 971 Pea, 90 25@s 374; Pink, SO 1898 so |;
Red, 60 25G3 so; small White, SO 25@3 374 large
White, & 1898 y ctl.
VEGETABLES = Poorly represented. We quote !:
Mushrooms, case . b; Marrowfat Squash.
s5@S q ton; Carrots, 3o@50c Turnips, 76c@s1 !;
Caulidower, 75c@S1 q ioz Cabbage, 75cQSI q ctl ;
Garlic, BIC y n Celery, soc o dozen Dried okra,
2o930c q ID !; Dry Peppers, le915c 9 ID.
FRUT-No demand. Apples, 30d50c for common
and 75caSl 25 for good Lemons, s79S q box for
Sicily, and S596 for Malaga California Lemons,
- so g box; Lines, S9a10 o box for Mexican !;
Tanarinds, 1913, q n; Bananas, 81 50G3 y
bunch; Mexican Oranges, S20d30 % thousand; Cal
ifornia do, 81 50G4 . box; Pineapples, SS@9 .
dozen. New crop Western Cranberries are offering
at S15a17 o Dbl
BUTTER-The week opens quietly at unchanged
prices. Fancy, 264@r27c choice, 25@29c fair to
good, 22G24c; interior lots from country stores,
l7@20c; frkin, 25@26c for good to choice, and
20@23c for ordinary picked roll, z2i@24c Eastern,
1S@22c y h.
CHEEsE-Moderately active. California, 14915c
for choice; 11@I3e for fair TO good do factory,
In boxes, i4Q16c Eastern, 16t@l7c 3 H.
EGGs-Very scarce. The general asking price is
424c though one or two sales reported at Acc q
doz.
PoULrRY-Arrivals light and prices firm. Live
Turkeys, gobblers, 16e1Se do Hens, 169lSc;
dressed do, 1S@22c q h Rosters, s8@6 20 for old,
and So 50@7 50 for young; Heus, SO 50G7; Broi-
ers, $500 so, according to siEe; Ducks, s10112 .
dozen; Geese, s2d2 so q pair.
WooI-The market continues quiet. Stocks large
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The Bank of CALIFORNIA; dividend o.
S75. coo was paid Monday.
The trotting race at the half.mile track
on Monday was won by Chicago.
The newly.appointed Registrar, James
A. johnson, took the oath of office Monday
and fled his bond in the sum of $4,000.
An infant of Mrs. Caroline Mott was
suffocated Tuesday night. The mother
and five children were in the same bed.
Nobody was to blame.
Hesdstones for l2l graves in the Grand
Army plot in the Odd Fellows Cemetery
have arrived from Keokuk. They are
plain in appearance, and each is marked
with the name of the company of the de-
ceased.
Between 200 and 300 Cinnamon, who
had been employed on the Texas. Pacific
Railroad, and were recently discharged,
returned to this city Saturday. About 200
of the same class of laborers returned from
the same place on Friday night.
The coal industry of the coast continues
to be developed on moderate scale.
There is now o dozen mines sending sup.
plies to this city from California, Oregon,
Washington Territory and British Column
bia. San Francisco probably imports
more foreign coal than any other American
port.
During the week ending Saturday, ac-
cording to the record of the State Immi-
grafton Association, there arrived in this
city on the overland trains 3l6 immigrants,
of which number 25S were males. Among
others was party of thirty Italian Swiss
peasants bound for the coast side of San
Luis Obispo. They will engage in the
dairying industry.
One of the finest deep-water vessels in
port at present is the British ship Matter.
horn, Captain Irish. She is now dischaIg-
ing at the sea.wall. She has four masts,
and was completed at Greenock in June,
1882 Her gross register is l,9lS tons.
She is 275 feet long, 40 feet inches beam,
and % feet inches hold. She made the
trip from Liverpool in 1873 days. The IL
terror fittings of the chip are elaborate, and
in excellent taste.
John B. Hamilton, Surgeon General of
the United States Hospital Service, has
recently issued circular relative to the
prevention of smallpox, to the masters of
Steamboats, plying upon Western waters.
It states that complaint has been made of
the spread of contagion to various cities,
communicated by seamen taken from river
craft. In order to prevent this trouble,
the Surgeon. General requests that all crews
be examined and vaccina.ed by medical
officers of the Marine Hospital service, and
asks that hunks be fumigated freely, and
other precautions taken. Competent off.
GERS of the service are stationed in differ
emit parts of the United States. The sur
geon at San Francisco is John Vansant,
M n
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COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAN Francisco, January 18TH Pm
FLoUR-In good general demand. Best City Extra,
IS 6og5 IS; Superfne, S5@5 %; Interior Extra
81 1905 Is: Interior Superfne, So 1904 q Dbl
Wharf.-The holding interest is not anxious to
meet the market at 81 so, which shippers claim to
be their bzying limit for No. l quality Rumors
are current that more than one exporter is paying
81 s2l, though We could not verify any transae.
tons. About 25o0 cts choice milling changed own
ershp at 81 S. which is the top rate paid 50 far this
season. 1t was fancy lot, and would be hard to
duplicate Some No. shipping sold at 81 III. to
the extent OF 100 TONS On CALI at the Produce Elk
change, there was an active speculative inquiry,
which was fairly met. Sales embraced 300 tons No.
White, buyer January, 81 81 200 do, 81 SIT; 500
81 $50 3 ctl.
At the Grain Exchange this afternoon the sales
included 200 tons No. White, March, 81 76i 800
do, 81 T6 y etl.
Quotations of No. 2 grades Wheat at leading cen.
ters to day are telegraphed as follows:
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT oSE-McFARLAsD, Judge.

MONDAY, January 10, 1888
Estate Of Morris Jenkins, deceased Hearing Of
final account continued one week.
Estate of George Smith, deceased-0rder granted
for sale of personal property.
Estate OF VIM. Rhoads, deceased-Hearing OF petit
ton for letters Of administration.
Estate Of B. F. Mauldin, deceased VIII admitted
to probate NJ and Hugh Mauldin appointed admin
istrators without bonds.
Estate ef Thomas Spencer, deceased-Decree OF
distribution granted.
Guardianship of Mary Hicks an Incompetent
Order granted fer sale OF real estate.
Estate OF Henry Scholl, deceased-Order granted
for sale OF personal property
Estate OF W. L. Uhler, deceased-Order for final
distribution entered.
Estate of Julius Wetzlar deceased-Order for final
distribution entered.
The People vs.. All Song, information for bur
glary-Arraigned and pleaded guilty; sentence de.
ferred to January 10th.
The People vs.. John Inghram, information for
libel two eases)-Arrsigned and allowed two days
| to enter plea
The People vs.. Sc June, information for receiving
stolen goods (two cases)-Arraigned and two DAYS
| allowed to enter demurrer.
Estate of John Price, disqualification for letters
| OF administration continued for hearing for one
week
| DEPARTMENT Two-MoFARLASD, Judge.
| W. P. Coleman W. Collier & Davis-Motion for
non-suit and motion for judgment argued.
| Bauer Bauer-Hearing of citation continued
until next law day.
Jacob Schiller vs.. VIM. Counsman-Continued un.
| til next law day.
Huntington, Hopkins & Co. VS. J. D. Pratt ct al
Demurrer to complaint overruled fifteen days to
| answer.
j. s. Meredith w. Edward Christy-J Judgment for
| defendant with costs.
Ordered that there win be no law day next Non.
day.
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Eacrams nto Produce market-wnolesala

kOorrecteu daily IOr Ine RECORD CNI0h.I
SACRAMENTO, January 18th.
FRUIT-Lemoua, Sicily, S7@7 so; Malaga, SEQ
6 so; Oranges Mexican, 81 25@3 q 100; Tahiti.
50 California, 50 25@3 so q 100 Lines, S19l % q
100 Bananas. 90 ho94 . bunch; Plnespples, $500
. dozen Cocoanats, eSaS so o 100; Apples, coca
81 25 Q box Cranberries, sl6916 so g Dbl.
PB FRUrrs-Assorted, 2t-ib cans, u doc, So /;
assorted, gallon cans, S5; Peaches, BIB cans,
e.; Portland BluebeTries, 2-io cans, 81; Whor-
tleberries, 81 75.
DRIED FRuIrAApples. sliced, e@7c y n; do
quartered, 5@6o; pears, peeled, 7@Sc; do, IA.
peeled, 4@5c; Pl amR, pitted, 11@12c; Peaches,
s99c; do, peeled 1s8l9c; Prunes, German and
French, 12413c; Blsekberzies, 1e9l7c; Figs, Cali
foruia. 7aSc q Il.
TABLE FRUrTs-Assorted, 2l.b cans, 9 doz, So rs !;
Peaches, So; Bartlett Pears, IS; Plums, 81 IS I;
Blsckborries, sS@3 %; G0oseberries So 26 Straw.
Red Cdrrants, 50 25; Cherries, 50 TO.
VEGErABLEs-Sweet Potatoes, 2@3c o h; Po-
tatoes, 75c8Sl so; Salt Lake, 81 5odl rs q cwt /;
Onions, 81 1871 IS y cwt Caufower, 75cdS1 Cab
bage, 75@90c . cwt; Carrots, 60c@75c cwt; Tur-
nips, 75c@s1 . 100 bunch vegetables. 124c . doz
Parsnips, 1c; Beets, 1c; Celery, 6o@75c Q dozen ;
Horse Radlsh S&10c 9 b Artichokes, 75c . dozen
jerusalem Artichokes, 4G45c q b.
BRsADsTUFrs-Flour, 70 80 y bbl; Oatmeal, a SO
9 100 fs; Cornmeai, yellow, s2 25@2 39 white
81 so; Cracked Wheat, 81 1898
PoUITaY-Mve Turkeys, l5Gl6c q ID dressed, Is
@20c; full grown Chickens, So 30 d dozen; yos'ng
BOOSTERS, 81 5o@5 50 . doz; Brcilers, s3@4; tame
Ducks, So 50a7; Geese, o. 6o&2 . pair Eggs,
choice lots, 35@37c . dozen.
GAME-Qusil, 81 25@1 80 q dozen Mallard Ducks,
s. q dozen Canyasbacks, SO 1894 o dozen Sprigs
81 30; Teal, 81 % Hare, 81 75@2; Rabbits, SIG
l so; Doves, 50@75c 9 dozen.
DAIRY PRoDBors-Butter, choice, 28930c 2 D !;
mixed lots, in rolls, 26G28c q ID Cheese, Callfor
mia, from 14Gi5c; Western, fats, 10@15c; Mar
ins Cream, l9920c.
ERATs-Beet 7@sc; Mutton. &c . n; Lamb, "a
&c; Fork 10G11c; Veal, small calves 9@10c; large &c.
Hay, GRAIs AND FERD-Ost hly, . ton, @9921 !;
Alfalfa. $40 to s12 g ton bran, . ton. SIS; mid
dlings, SIS per ton: barley, whole, 81 40; ground,
81 so wheat 81 75@1 so q cwt; tame oats. y
cwt.. s2 25; corn, 81 75@7 . cwt.
HIsoKLLAhKops-Seeis-A Alfalfa, 1918; limo
any, Eastern, 10911c q h; Oregon, s@10ci
Red Clover, 14@15c Red Top, 123@lic Nuts
English Walnuts, 10@l1c; California Walnuts,
IQc California, sa9c Tallow. Ole: Lard (califor
MAY Ion cans, lac Eastern, 16sg17sc Hides, SALT
light and medium. ss2c, and heavy 99i0c dry
zoe; Hops, offering 100000 . n; asking s1@1 20
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san Francigco meat Market.

5oIH I1auUIsVU 1litdt I1eIIA5V.
Following are rates for whole earcasses from
| saughterers to dealers:
BEBF-Prime, 9@1Oc; medium grades, 7!Gsc;
inferior, 53@64c . Ii.
VRAI-Large calves, s29e; small ones, 9@1oc
Rn.
MUrroE-wethers are quotable at 5l@6c, and
ewes at 5@5ic % ID, according to quality.
LAMB-Quotable at 64@7c q II.
PoRK-Live Hsgs, 6a@65c for hard, and 53964c
for soft; dressed do, 9@9lc o b for hard grain
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK, January 18th.
BRHApsTUFFs - Flour is quiet and Wheat Is
steady, latter at 81 0591 II d bushel.
WooI-California is steady at l2@14c for TALL
bury, and 10000 for clean fall; spring bury, 159
HIDEs-California are dull at 23c.
CHICAGO, January 18th
WHKAT-9sc for February.
CoKN-55c for February.
PoRK-S17 673 for February.
LARD-Sl0 so for February.
BAcoS-$8 65 bid and 50 so asked for February
for iribs and. IS 95 for short ribs.
LIVERPOOL, January 18th.
WHEAT-California spot lots are dull at SIS Id
TO 9s I'D. Cargo lots, ass Cd for just shipped Ass
Cd for nearly duea nd 90 for off ccast
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Captain E. NJ. Travers, Pilot Commissioner, is in
this city.
Judge O. c. Pratt, Of San Francisco, came to the
city yesterday.
Creed Raymond, OF San Francisco, came to the
city last evening.
Mrs E. B. Croker, of this city, has donated $50
to the lone Free Library.
Ex-Governor Perkins came up from Oakland last
evening to attend the ball tonight.
Mrs D. W. Breckenfeld, of Napa, is visiting her
son, Il B. Breckenfeld, Of this city
Miss BERTHE Waite of Oakland, is visiting in Sac.
ramento with Miss Jennie Mcfarland.
Mrs Smith and Mrs. J. Rupley OF Woodland, are
visiting Mrs j. II. Corbn, in this city.
KE Kelly, Senatorelect from the Nineteenth
District, has taken rooms at 725 X street.
F. D. Bnstow and Mrs. Martin, of this city, will
arrive by the Southern Pacific route to-day.
Miss Belle Turner OF Woodland, will arrive home
to day by the Southern Pacific overland train.
W. w. Morrow, late Republican nominee for Con.
gresham at large, will arrive from Washington on
Wednesday next.
West Wilson, nephew of DIR. Hugh J. Glenn, Of
Oakland, was married last Wednesday to Miss Belle
Mcdonald, Of Marysville.
James A. johnson, the recently appointed Reg
istrar of Voters for San Francisco. wife and
daughter, arrived in the city last evening.
The Gait Histronic Club, recently organized in
Gait by Mr.. and Mrs. George 7. Snow, and COM
posed of local talent, gave their first entertainment
on last Friday evening TO a large and apprecstive
audience. The Irish drama, " Kathleen Mayour-
men," was produced.
Colonel A. Andrews and wife, Of San Francisco,
arrived in the city yesterday. They will attend the
inaugural ball tonight, and will await in the city
until the arrival Of their daughter, Mrs J. Berolz
hime, who will reach this place in few days by the
overland train. She has been in Italy for the past
four years studying art. Colonel Andrews is well
known in this town, having settled here in Sep
TENDER, 1s49. He has received an appointment on
Governor Stonemans staff.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel c. E. Gould
and wife, Saginaw, Mich; ]. D. Carr Gabilan Guy
Shirley. Stockton; W. K. Beans, Miss N. V Beans
Miss Gertrude Moore, J. Fl. Maddox, Clementa
Columbe+, San Jose; L. C. Branch Modesto W. G.
Crossette, Folsom; Hugh Glassell, Stephen NJ
White, George s. Patton, Sidney Levy. Los Angeles;
o. A. Stevens San Gabriel Mrs. India Brown, Oak
land; L. W. Buck and wife, yacaville; P. C. hale,
city Mr. Foss, Julius Merzbach, ]. Lewis, Louis
Van Fleet, Len Jacobs, a. S. Ferguson, A. K. Hawk
ms, George D. Squires, 7. C. Banks, Thomas E.
Adds, j. s. Romer, C. Mason Kinne, J. T. Doyle,
William Banding, Charles Sontag and wife, Greed
Raymond and wi e, James A. johnson, wife and
daughter E. F. Laffey, San Francisco.
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Metropolitan Theater-" Zsra-"
Lodge meetings-conflen ce, No. 70, K. of P.
Lily Of the Valley A. o. L. w.
Meetings to-night-Philharmoni Society; gospel
meeting. Westminster Presbyterian Church ; Gale
donian Club.
Wanted-A girl
For sale-Land in Yolo county.
Notice-Masquerade costumes
Card Of thanks Managers of the Orphan Asy
lum.
Annual meeting Germazia Building and Loan
Association.
Eotice-Eureka bal masque
To rsnt-Furnished rooms
For sale-saloon.
For rent-Business property.
Business Advertisements.
A. Leonard & Som To let" and 81 for sale"
D. DeBernardi & co-Fish Of all kinds
The Russ House-W. W. Wade, proprietor.
H. s. Croker & co.-stationery, school books,
etc.
Mechanics stere-winter clothing.
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LADIES Atwood scarlet vests and pants. 81
each, at Hale's stupendous sale.
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DRESS SUITS. large assortment OF white
and light-colored kid gloves. white and light
colored satin ties, for the inaugural ball, at s.
J. Nathan & Co.'s 301, 303 and 305 K street,
northeast corner Third.
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BRocADED and plain silks are sold at
astonishing low prices. Hale's stupendous
AL
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EVERY pair guaranteed of our mems French
calf boots-calf and Morocco legs. Red
Houga
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To STABLE KEEPERs.-We will sell Won
whips for 81, and guarantee them to stand
the wear. Red House.
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WE will offer to-day 100 extra size mems
Oregon suits, at Red House.
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FRESH invoices of Centemeri kid gloves lust
received at Hale Bres. & Co.'s.
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GREAT variety of silk handkerchiefs and
lace neckwear at Red House.
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"DANoE By THE LIGHT OF THE Moon" at
the Eureka Bal Masque, Jan. Is, 1888.
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HAIE's stupendsus sale gathers strength
each day. Fresh bargains are offered every
morning.
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MINIS Woonsocket Rubber Boots st Red
House.
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SHAKER Wool Socks, reduced TO 10 cents
per pair. We have too many of them at
Hale's stupendous sale.
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GRAND CONCERT, at Eureka Bal Masqus
January Is, 1888, at Armory Hall.
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IF You are in need of silk Of any kind
plain or brocaded, black or colored-it will be
decidedly to your interest to visit Hals's
stupendous sale
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WE ARE constantly finding goods upon our
shelves that we are DESTROYS to close out
hence each day you will find something diff
ferent, marked at an extremely low price.
Rale's stupendous sale.
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VALUES will tell. Hale's stupsndcus sale
is becoming more popular as il advances.
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KID GLOVES in opera shades at Red House
both in button and hook.
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DEooRATIoNs.-George Boyre and large
force of assistants are busy at work decorating
Armory Hall for the Eureka Bal Masque,
which promises TO be the grandest affair ever
given here. The decorations of hall, under
the calcium light. viii be sight worth seeing. :
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THE best appetizer out-Rock and Rye.
Geo. W. Chesley, sole agent.
AS OUR stupendous sale continues, more
interest is apparently taken. Hale Bros. &
Co.
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TICKETS for the inaugural Bail can be had
at the store of II. r. Bsard & Co, No. 3l2 ]
street, and at the office of the Golden Eagle
HoteL
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BORN,

CALCIUM LIGHTS, at Eureka Bal Mosque
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KID GLOVES, in all shades, at Red House. .
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CRACKERS { CORRECTIONS!

III FISHER, NOS. sos AND 5le STREET
HI Sacramento, has just taken the Wholesale
Agency Of the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
OF San Francisco CRACKERS sold at lowest San
Francisco prices, with difference In time and freight
In favor Of purchasers. Also, FISHERS CHOICE
CONNECTIONS, at lowest market rates. au22-3pe