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Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-20
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Subscribers served By Carriers at FFTEEF
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paper be had OF the principal Periodical Dealers
6ewsnen and Agents.
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assorted, gallon cans, ss; Peaches. ss-n cans,
81; Portland Blueberries. a-h cans. q wbor.
t'eberries, 81 rs; Capital Asparagus q 50 Q dozen
cans.
DRIzD FRUrs-Apples. sliced. sasc y n; do
qdartered, 697c; pears, peeled, 7@sc; do, ui-
peeled, 4@5c; Plqms, pitted. l4@l5c; Peaches
12913c do, peeled, 1SG19c; Prunef, German and
french, 14Gl5c; BlAckberhes, l4@l5c; Figs, Cali
fornia, 6a7c y d.
Peaches, s2 so; Bartlett Pears. s2 so Plums % 65
Backberries, 81 90a3; Gooseberries, g % Straw.
berries s3 rs; Apricots, 81 50 Muscat GrapeS q TO-
Red Currants, So rs; Cherries 81 so.
yBGsTABLKs-Potatoee, 75c@ 81 25 Tomatoes, 509
6oc q box; String Beans, 3ta4c; Wax Beans 4@5c .
h; Green Corn, l5d20c Rdoz Summer Squash, 2@3c
q b Onions, 75@S5c; Caulifower, 90ctds1 Cab
bage, 85c@si; Carrots, 6o@75c o hundred; Tur
nips TIC q sack; bunch vegetables, l2sc y doz !;
Artichokes. 40@50c % dozen; Jerusalem AIti-
chokes, 3iCd4c q b: Green Peppers, 4d5c q fb !;
Egg Plant, 4@5c 4s Ii Okra, sal0c q II Cucum.
bers, 7ldSc q doz: Sweet Potatoes, 81 2591 35 !;
Celery 70t6 soc q doz Garlic, 3G4c.
BKHADsTUEPs-Flour, 95 % o barrel; Oatmeal,
81 rs @ 100 fbs, latter for Eastern; Cornmsa yell
low, % 60; white, 81 80; Cracked Wheat, So.
PoULrRy-Lve Turkeys, l5al6c u II; dressed, 19
alec; full grown Chickens, S697 g dozen; young
BOOSTERS, s4a5 . dozen; Bioi.ers, S3@5; tame
Ducks, S797 25 Geese, 81 6092 o pair Eggs,
choice lots. 42G43c q dozen.
GAME-Hare, 81 1902; Rabbits, s1@1 so; NAL
lard Ducks, IS 50@4 q doz; Teal, 81 50d2 q doz (;
Sprigs, s2a2 so q doz; Quail. 81 25@l so o doz.;
DAIRY PRoDUoTs-BnJJer, choice, 3S94to n !;
mixed lots, in rolls, 2S930c Truckee Butter, 81
@35c q u Cheese, California, from 13al4c West-
ern fats. 10G15c: Asrns Cream, 19920c.
MRATs-Beef, 7@Sc; Mutton, 4@5c q IN ; Lamb, Ga
7c; Pork, o.; VEAL small calves, 9910c; large, SC
HAY, GRAM AND FKsD-ost hay, s19 q ton +;
Alfalfa hay, $500 9 ton; bran, y ton, t17; /;
middlngs, s22 o ton; harley, WHOLE 95c /;
ground. 81 05 whest, 81 55G1 rs . cwt tame osJs,
81 7592; corn, 81 65 y cwt.
MIsOaLLAhBoUs-Seeis- Alfalfa, 9910c; Timo-
shy, Eastern, SSec % b; Oregon, s@l0c;
Red Clover, 1s6i Sc; Red Top, 11@l2Sc Nuts
English Walnuts, 959l0c California Walnuts,
9I@10c; Almonds, 14Gl5c Peanuts Eastern, Ga
lOc Lard California;, 10-b cans, 14c; Eastern, 10
91sc Hides. salt, light and medium, s@3c, and
heavy, 9@IOc drv. l6lc; Talow, 74c; Hops,
offering at 2563Qc q n
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-20
American California
Refinery. Refinery.

r CTIRapgoon, 81 5O(6i 50; China, 81 2Oai % for
mixed, 81 7C4 81 for No z, and IS 5O95 ~ per Two
mats for No. l. -o, -o -,
IN m5r Island Si3@I5 for and S2oGZ2 for hne !;
California si0Gl2 for coarse and 214dl6 for fine.
SoAP-Castile is firm at 9(dl0c White CASTLE, li9
l13c local makes of Pale and Chemical Olive, 4.9oc
fancy kinds 7dsc . Ii Washing Powders, Sl2Glo per
sPfoEs-Cassia, 7sod8c; Gloves 1920; Nutmegs,
5Sd6Oc Mace, soc Pepper, l2a9i4tc; Pimento' l0ag
lie = il
6G!0c . ID.
SYRUP-,ince January 2ith the quotations for local
made have been follows: Bbbls, 55c; half-hb s.
5Tlc; 5gallon kegs. sac; Lgalon tins, 72lc gallon
TEA-Japan-Common, i5G25c; good 2o'95Jc su-
perior, S5c extra fine. 50d60c Guapowder and I'M
peTial-Common, sec; superior, 3l3(95Oc extra hne
65td7Jc; CongOn and Souchong- Common, zoe supe-
rior 7sG45c; extra fine 50675c ; Pouchong- ton,
s-ib papers, l5d25c; FoochOw-Ooong, 55(d45c in
pspers Comet. do. 55c; Formosa. 259SSc fine do
(new seas0nl 40Gn55c finest do, 65Cd7Oe q D.
WooDENwARE-A leading firm quotes as fol
lows Tubs, painted, per dozen, 5000; nest
of three 50; nest of eight "a; vanished, per
dozen, S9921 nest of three, 50 50 ear (olack hoop
per dozen Sl29l6 nest of three 80 50 ear (gs Ivan
lied hoopl per dozen, Sl49ls; nest Of three, 81 :;
Keeier's vanished, per dozen, S2G4; nest of five.
81 %. Pals, painted, 81 Is per dozen vanished
SSG3 so white, 50 5g94 90; lard red, 90 50@3
Washboards Cali ornis zinc S2 50 per dozen; East
Eastern Wilson. 50 50 per dozen.
WooLES GOoDs-Pioneer blanketing is quoted as
follows Vicuna and Brown, Pinch, 52oz 81 50 q
yard; Gray same width aud weight 81 S7k y yard
White Sluice, 69-inch 50 20; Mission and Pioneer
Flannels s-Gray, o. White twilled, 7-oz Soc same
59z. 4Oc Scarlet and Dark Blue &C for and +Oc
for 4loz; White plain fulled 81 10; s2inch do 81 p
Opera Fannels S5gS7sc; Ho 'eyoomb Flannels, 81 Is
a. IS q yard
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-20
DR.. c. .. SALFlELD.
2l6 Kearny Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, C.

Consultation strictly confidential, by letter or at
Office, FREE. For the convenience OF patients, and
in order to insure perfect secrecy, have adopted
private addrss under which all packages are for.
Tarded..
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-20
THE WEEKLY UNION

Ls the cheapest and most desirable Home News and
Literary Journal published on the Pacific coast
Ierns One Year, W
WeekIv UufOD AdverfIsIp0 Ratas
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-20
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW.
ra.roEr.D rOa re. SACRAMENTO n.oonD.uslos.l
General Merchandise,

SAN FRANCISCO. October Is 1885
BAGS AND BAGGISG-Cslcutta Whsat Bags, 6sG
Bags, 3SI42c a,iece.
BREAD,3ship Bread, Sac; Pilot Bread 4@4a. I;
BRICK-Supplies Of Bath and F re are more liberal
than they have been fer some time. We quote the
I; rmer at 4laCgi5c . dozen and the after s.2 5:@
As for iobbing lots the spot and S32 5J35 for in
voices on the way California building descriptions
ar in good demand at Sc 509ll o thousand
BRooMs-rhe price list of local manufacturer is as
follows: Common, 81 rs, 81 and S2 Is for the
three numbers Extra Patent, 80 25 81 So 80 IS and
IS for the four styles Eureka, 81 75 So 50 Is and
IS 50 for the four styles Mil and Stable S3 50 30
and a for the three styles Ship 81 Whisp and Toy
Br oms, 81 seal rs y dozen
NDLEs-The product of the local Candle factories
is quoted as follows: San Francisco Cystal Wax, 1ioz
l5c; Stearic Acid, l4oz, I4c Star. 14oz 13!c Eagle
l2oz, l2c; ncinnat, l2oz. 1Gc; Mission Chemical Wax
l4oz, l6ic; do 1907 lSc; SolarSperm l4oz lac; Ad
amantine, 12-oz 12c; Globe i-oz lOc; Bay I'm
proved Wax, fall weight l6@I63c; Stearic Acid full
weight, l4dl4sc Solar light weight, I4Gll3c
Paratfine 2Sc y b.
CASE Goods "A leading local canning firm fur
nshes the following price list Table Frui, per dozen.
in 2s-lb tins, as follows: Ap9les, 81; AproOts, Dam
Son Pluns and Muscatel Grapes each 81 25 Cur
rants, Bartlett Pears, Plums, Nectarines, Yellow
Freest0ne Peaches, Prnes, and assorted Fruits 5O
BLACK berries Black Cherries, GOoseberres and White
Heath ClingstOne Peaches 81 IS: White Cher les
Yellow Gin stone Peaches, Raspberries and Straw
bsrries, s5; Table Fruit in 8-ib tins 81 5Od9 Pie
Fruits in q II tins, 81 50d2 25 and in s tins 81 so
as Jams and Jellies in 2ib tins 81 50d3; Asparagus
-
O. e dozen.
CEMEST-Eastern Rosendale and other brands
81 5012 ), ana foreign portland and other
brands), SO 75G4 20; Golden Gate Plaster, 50 759
8; Wotherspoou aster, SSG3 70 Santa Cruz Lime
81 60ql 75 q bhl Land Plaster, So 50 B ton Fire
Clay S4 q bb for American and IS for English Brick
Dost, si95 b Dbl; Cattle Hair, &c; Goat Hair, &c
q h.
California. 5g963c; English and German
6@6Ac q H.
CoAL-Receipts continue free, but the demand has
increased since tue advent of cooler weather Most Of
the foreign received Of late has been from Australia
For this next thirty days shall have coal from
Europeaud less from Australia. There hag been some
unexpected delay in the renewal of exports from Brit
sh Columbia, and the irst only left for the
north yesterday Tor carg1 1t will be the last of No
vember before get much Coal from that settion
The Puget Sound mines giving out liberal supplies
and all the available sail vessels well the Oregon
improvement COmpany's st amers being pressed
into the service Recently two ships that had to
the Sound in ballast from China were AIDED up and
sent down here We quote Coos Bay at IS so Seattle
81 80 English Foundry Coke, Sl2 30. j. W. Harrson's
private circular quotes asfOllows
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-20
San FRANCISCO producs marker.
SAN FRANcIsco, October lst

SAN FRANci9co, October 18th.
FLOUR-Trade is represented to be good Best
City Extra, s595 so; medium grades, s494 90
shipping superhne So 756e4 q Dbl.
WHEAT-There is no change in the general situa-
ton offerings are slim and the demand is not pos
it We. Shipping grades quotable at 81 673@l 20
for the best quality, while 81 72i q ct is the recog
nized figure for choice milling.
At the Produce Exchange call session, sales in
No l White were as TO lows:
December-l0O TONS 81 759
Seller 1SS3-1OJ tons, 81 ut @ ctl.
At the Grain EXch nge this afternoon the sales
were limited to 200 tons No. White seller 1888, at
81 704 q ctl.
Quotations of No. 2 grades at leading centers to-
day are talaoranhed aafn fnllnHa
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-20
Sacram snto Produces Markst-wholesale
iGorEected daily for the RIcoRp.UsIox.I
SACRAMESrO. O-tOher

5ACAAHBSfOt UctOber I5tn.
FRuu-Lemous, Sicily, 50 5O@10 . case; Oranges,
California, S2a2 % Q box; LINES, q 259l so; Be-
n.nas S3 5094 8 lunch Piaespples $500 e dozen !;
Coco nuts, s79S . 100; Applss, 81 4091 80 u box
Figs, SAGE q n Pears, s19l so , box; Grapes,
75cdsI 25 q poX; Cantaloupes, 75c9S1 q dozeu /;
Peaches, 81 5091 Is { box.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-20
Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NV YORK, Uctober lIth.
REORGANIZATION is steady and Wheat is
irregular. latter at 81 oral Is . bushel-
WooI-Cafornia Is quiet at 9G10c for fall
nurrv. and lOdl3c for clean fall spring bury, 16c
tn isc clean spring, 24d2sc pulled, 2S@40c.
HIpEs-C California are quiet at 20@2lc.
CHICAGO, October 18th.
WHzGr-92sc for November
CoRS-474c for November.
PoaK-sl0 374 for November.
LARp-s7 224 for November
RIRs-s5 90 for November /; short do, So 80.
LIVERPOOL, October 18th.
wHRAr-Califoruia spot lots are dull at So 1od to
o. Id cargo lots AIS Cd for just shipped, AS Cd for
nearly due, and AIS Cd for on coast
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-20
TRIAL BoTTLEFREE,

Sufficient to show its merit, will be sent to anyone
applying by letter, stating his symptoms and age.
Communications strictly confidential.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-20
California Ahead Again
DHE GENUINE LAGER BIER OF THE
FREDERICKSBURG BREWING co.,

OF SAN JOSE,
Acknowledged thebest in the world. Try II. General
Depot: $50 California ST., San Francisco, les-2p6m
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-20
CIoaks, DoImans and Circulars

200 Cloaks Dolmans listers and Circulars being the sample
stock the largest and best known Eastern manufacturer mot
ake comprising the very Latest European Fashions the Choicest
Materials Perfect Designs and Marvellous Beauty at half their
actual value
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-20

UNITED STATES.
John P. Bonte; The art con-
noisseur of the United States,
says, II have made severa! trips
through Europe and America
in search of fine art. / have
never yet found any photo
graphs equal to HoDsoN's.
They are by FAR the inest
work and best pictures l have
ever found.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-20

Clipper Gap California; Pig Iron is quoted at s32 500
80 for Nos to T. We quote as follows for other
kinds: Coke Tin. S5 65@5 80 Roofing do, 81 3!a Char
coal do, So SOFAS IS d bx; Yellow Metal, 24G25c Eng
lish Cast Steel, l4G15o Sheet Zinc, SdS3c Pig
Lead, 44@5c; Bar Lead 5406c; Lead Pipe. 7@Sc;
Sheet Lead 8g84c: Bar Copper l5c: Pig Tin, &c
q Ii.
NA1Ls-Good demand at 80 70 for 100 keg lots
sorted sizes.
OlL-tre imports of China Nut have caused the
price to be reduced 65r. Whale Oils purely nom
inal there fresh lots the market, and at
last advices tn fleet had done poorly The first YES
sci from the fleet is daily expect d. and all viii be
hers within six weeks, when the extent of
supplies of Whale Oil for the ensuing
year will be determined We quote prices
for lots follows California Castor, 81 ia for
No l. aod 81 l2a for No. 2 Refined Cocoanut 4O@45c;
California Linseed in single barrel lots fOrraw and
69c b gallon for boiled Petroleum ITO degrees in
cans, l6@2Cc do in bulk l4c do $50 degrees 22427c;
Whale, 42ld47Ac Sperm, 81 05Ql Is for crude; pure
winter strained Lard, 95c in bbs and 81 in tins;
Possel Olive, S5d5 Is: Plagniol Ol We. IS 50d6 80
Duret do Sc 5066 75 extra fine kind. SSG9 d dozen
quarts
PAINTs-There is good demand for the Pioner
brand at &c.
PAPER-California Straw Wrapping. S0c. SIC, 81 and
81 10 q ream for the four styles.
PowDER-Market unsett ed for Blasting descrip
tions The annual explosion took place the 18th
ultimo and was attended wi h the usual loss Of life.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q tb, or Sz6 50G27 o flask I;
price In London, Is rs I'd.
SUGAR-Refned grades are the same for several
months Orders lots of 40 bols or the equivalent,
are filed at the following rates in bbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01
AN ELEVATED RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

The shuttle train which left the Chatham Square
station of tho elevated railroad for City Hall at
half past II clock YESTERDAY morning met with an
and shaking The tram, which was composed Of
two cars and ile engine pushing them from behind,
hand track a3Out fifty feet from the station. The
forward car and the forward end of the second car
had crossed the frog safely when the switch was
suddenly changed and the rear end of the second
car and the engine were thrown on TO the left hand
track and jumping the rails jOlted along over the
cross ties for about eighty feet. Had it not been
for the fact that the road at this place soldly
planked over, the entire train must have fallen TO
the street below. AS soon possible the passen-
gers were assisted back to the station hom which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01
RUPTURE:

Is effected by Sherman method Of operation Simply Dy
ernal local applications both mechanical and medGins %
daily by patient who perform any KIND OF
The treatment with safety from the danger infamed
and without interfering with the ,ure , IA. anna
Photographic licensees Of badGases before anu aei 'u
can be seen at doctors offices. ~. -. -, ,ho
city can treatment and return home same uy @
hook with semens from leading merchants dOcOIs anu
others with much valuable information for the fuptucu 10
mailed for 10 cents s., .u,,,o, M Col.
Until further notice Dr. Sherman may be consulted as Ol
lows office 251 Broadway on saturday Sl4aS
Tuesdays and at his branch ONCE 40 m-sti oo9U' ~
Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
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HOME NE US.
ppONTNENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hotel.senatoT, &c George STg9Sst, Of 81
nnon. Potter Palmer OF Chicago and Congressman
" w. Rice and william Wnitl1g Of MasSaS99se5 anu
uen an Ho,iseJohn W. Mackey OF Nevada. Carer
don oe-COun LewenhapPt Swedish M W sum-
ner OF Sae College Hotel Bruns1otek-Count Gsjn
Italian Consul ct philadelphia pTS aV S Montana
Westminsier Hotel-A. b, Hepburn, OF Albany ,
Windsor Hoel-Judge ]. o. Dykman, OF the New lO
SUPREME Court. Victoria Hotel-L. Glandut French
Vice. Consul at Galveston.
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TRUSS S .

RUPTURE BECOMES INFLAMED and sTRANGO'
LATED the early symptoms OF which cole palns s
bling In the bowels great anxiety and when reacns ITO ~
stage equalled the horrors OF hydr0phobla
RUPTURE AND TRUsSES CAUSE EE 1is 49, 20
NERVOUS DEBILITY, impaired memory, lndlneienGo ~
and stirring recreation necessarily "
health and prOOngatlOn OF life. 1900. ,,1nDrv ANN
BLADDER AFFECTIONS among the most uebioIa d ia
which Ia Brigvs OF the Kidneys depressed anu @
ated condition OF the bladder, OF the prnOB'Uy
OF which occasional asstude epinv
and Increasing Indifference and inability to the Soc VJos
ment OF life. - ...-, - L., ora ,oner
RUPTURE AND TRUSSES CAUSE grndual ann n hiPea
ceptibe undermining OF the constitution, nparhy 6rt
tive functions and thereby inducing feveIs Vi 'ho "
type - 49,. ,,, 80 4. A, -. o o-o,aa and capaci.
Ties greater less extent in every sTEe VI
both In physical and social relations and mehI IN
and In the physical and mental pursuance OK MS
word n makes man less than man. and when from one or
the other OF foregoing Affections he begins 10 Iee
notifying condition. he Indeed becomes creature OF
eratiOR
THE ONLY SAFE AND RADICAL CURE OF
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, vu nAuv TR,BUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1888

rbr;stonber v. Hogan. n well-known private de-
tectve. TO whom she alleges she was maLre leu ~
1853 The defendant admits nVlng WIN noi a.. ~
that time. but denies the marriage. lie chaIges LLe
nIaintiff with immortality and she admits tnat heI
child born in 1868 was not his child. Inc Pialntln
claims to have marriage certificate.
JERSEY CITY.
Bridget Connors, age twenty, a servant IN the
employ Of William Hartman, at No q susse1 ,1
was sitting on the window-s IN tne tI,ln So, ~
the building cleaning the window YESTERDAY alleI
noon, when she lost her balance and rel; oHe VI
fhe pickets of an iron fence penetrated her Heau
and death was instantaneous.
Thomas Nallv, n boarder in Mrs. Jane Beemer ;
boarding -house No. . Exchange-place, was caughD
in the act of robbng the place about 1870 yesterday
morning and was arrested by Officer Norris he
was comm ted for trial on a charge of burglary.
Albert Banks of No 25li9 Wight-st, Marion, was vas
killed by a Pennsylvania Railroad tram AT lhe
Marion station yesterday morning lie ran across
the track to catch a train for Newly and was
struck by an express train going in the opposite
direction.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
SING sISG.-Joseph Weille, who is serving out a
sentence of fifteen years In the Sing Sing Prison,
made an attempt TO obtain his THANKSGIVING dllLef
at home by substituting IN his cell Tor ms own per
sS9 an Sggy y al Keeper who
elected the man of straw and restored the rgh'iui
occupant
DOBBs FERRY-Offcer Cornelius Clark, Of the
Hastings police went to me h9HIe Oh dg wos re-
sisted by OfTara and his friends, and drawing ms
revolver he demanded a surrender. inns Preclpi-
crowd, and resulted in his serious injury.
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLEToN.-Captain James Braisted, one Of the
oldest steamboat men In the harbor OF NewIf0rk;
has resigned the management OF the staten lsland
Ferry. Ii Is believed that he Will take charge ol
John II. Starin's proposed opposition line 10 the
sOutl shore,
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Announcements.
L1NpBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.

LUNpBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.
Singing, irritation, Inflammation, all kldney
% IIrtoary Complaints cured by BuchuPaiDa' 81
"Rouch on Coughs" 15c, 25c 0Oc;, AT prug-
,,,s C1mplee cure Coughs. Hoarsenessi SoIo iHi0"'
If tborc ever was n specific for any one COM
Liant trn Cartes Little liver pills are speSno nor sSa
Pdabc and every woman should know us Ohiy one pun
dose
The reputation Of BlackwelIs Durham, LOhg
COZ tor nine or cigarette smoking, Ia the result Oh
& cst IN ncs.rye the natural qualities OF e lo ~ w f,s
and how 10 get u up ioI III, nov
o,isst form The trademark Of the durham nun Nv,
H. standard throughout the world iOf the NeiJ O's
and cigarette tobacco
Riker's Annual Cologne Sale
NOW OPEN.
PINT BOTTLE FINE
TOILET COLOGNE
AT 90 GENTS,
FROM DEC. 1 TO JAN. l.
Price during the other eleven uohths' Si'
HENRY A. DANIELS, Nj. DY
lA4Iexngton-ave between 20th anu JUN
Geno- Urinary organs. Impotence anu s''iiNT'
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.bsv walked TO the City Hall. No one was injured:
n fSok an hour for the wreckng train to remoye
the 80 that rain cG9 Se S accident dSn was
onel h ILL the sIgitehman who changed the switch
WSiIe tie train was crossing it. The damage 10
The cars and engine was slight"
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

smith-United States Illuminating company e"'o "
Superior Court ,,o-,
Coroner's inquest on Jay Humphreys. l. .,,o r.or,on
Sailing of Corean Embassy for Europe III INC Aioho
Close of the American Institute FAR. ,.ut.a,oror
George Floods examination before ConniSSioDe
Osborn. :, ,-...-. 81. 6,oo,or rrstit,,te
DR. Samuel Kneeland's lecture at cooper hsu'u'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01
MARINE INIELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises 7OG 434 Moon sets 625 Moons age d.
HIGH WATER TODAY.
LH-Sandy Hook 800 GOV. Island 9Oi He! Gate, 1929
PM.-Sandy Hook, s4S Gov. Island 923 Hell Gate IIlZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01
Announcements.

Beware of slight irritation in the throat.
BRuNELLs CELEBRATED COUGH DROPS afOrd immaculate re
lief. Keep box Of them In your house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01

For reliable and elegant Furs and Sealslin
Garments possible prices for reliable goods go dect
to G. @. SHAYNE, manufacturer, lO3 Prnce-st
FEARFUL AILMENTS ARISING FROM RUPTURE
AND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01

WE HAVE MADE FOR OUR HOLIDAY TRADE SEW.
ERAL LINES OF REALLY sUMPTUoUs OvERCoATs,
THE MOST NOTABLE AMONG THEM BEING LOT
OF IMPORTED ASTRACHAN BEAVER sURToUTs IN
BLACKS BLUES AND BROWNS. THE GOODS ARE
VERY SOFT TO TOUCH AND LIGHT IN WEIGHT
WITH ALL THE WARMTH OF HEAVIER MATERIAL
-sATIN.LINED THROUGHOUT WITH SILK VELVET
EDGES IT Is NOT POSSIBLE TO PRODUCE A
FINER GARMENT, AND FIRsTCLAss TAILoRs ASK
500 TO sl25 FOR NO BETrER-oUR PRICE is $50.
BELOW THESE IN PRICE IS EVERY GRADE
DOWN TO THE CHEAPEST, WITH AN AMPLE vARI.
ETY. IN EACH FOR SATISFACTORY SELECTION.
THE SUIT STOCK Is LIKEWISE COMPLETE.
STORE oPEE Until 10 O'CLOCK TONIGHT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01

Bernhard, and the name OF George Flood ab
although the prisoner refused TO Acknowledge 'n"'
that was his name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01

Singing. irritation, Inflammation, ali k ~
ond Urinary Complaints, cured by . Buchu'fmOa a.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-04-17
Santa Monica.

Rarely ia saota Monica both old and
new so crowded with nleasure seekers
so arly in the season. as on Sunday The
train of eight passenaer cars was so
crowded that. not only standing room
was at a premium. bnt every platform
was crowded with excursiouists Manv
went down on the afternoon train Of