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DIED.

AMMIDoWNzAt st. Augustine: Florida. April 3, 1889.
Holmes Ammidowa: born at southpdse Mass June ~
later years resident Of NewYOrE City and Angus
Hsfs ssG. 3; uss% sns sas m
1aS ss Ssr
1 IA the We se FSSs Il sunday April James
Funeral from his late residence Wednesday. llh inst az
CHoLwELL.-At Norwak, the 10th inst, Of typhoid
pneumonia George Ring thowel in the $50 year u his
18Th Inst: e. 2sd on the arrival of the O'Clock train
asE q
Funeral private.
DRAPER-on Monday, April o. Lucy R.. widow of George
Funeral services at the Church Of the Transgurao GOTH
Inerment at Greenfield Mass.
DAvIs-At westheld NJ April T. 1888 in tho SD year Of
Rag aa5 @
are g. invited to attend
OVERWHELMINGLY at gatImoIs Md on SUNDAY Aprls.
Ger OF Alexander Duncan. OF Providence, H. l.
FAIRBAIRyonT Tuesday. April TO- Mary widow Of lato
Henry Farbarn, in the 10th year of her age
rRsfsl residence Of
G' reSrnins leave West Si anu
S w Fss pswe r GSu1 I 0H 4
cher and daughter Of sarah L. and the Thoni4,
Harris Of y ew.York City.
FERRIs-Frsnke E. beloved wife OF the Rev D. Ferris
OF the Conference Of the Methodist Episco
pal Church died very suddenly at the parsonage Of the
T.. Church Of Bay Shore L. l.. at March o, 1888
The funeral will be held at the Church IN Bay
"Wednesday, April H. at IL o'clock a.
Train leaving Long Island City 63j will be In time
for the services and friends may return at ..
Bridgeport and Waterbury Conn papers please notice
HALI-At Vergennes, VT. Friday, April o. 1888, Mrs Alice
NJ Hail. wife OF the Rev. George Hail. In the 3lst VI
her age.
Her remains Oberlin Ohio for interment.
PERINE.-On April TO- Sarah Perine In her Gath year.
Funeral will take place at 81 Madisonaye Pllinned Nj,
Thursday, p. Trains leave FOOT OF Libertys
RELYEA.-on Monday. April 9, MIS- Alexander L. Reyea.
at 81 Sidney place. Brooklyn. Of pneumonia.
Funeral private.
TERRY WHTTMAN.-On Monday the 9th INST, Mrs. Sarah
X Whitman. in the seth year Of her age.
Funeral nom residence Of her daughter Mrs c. IL.
Zugaa 30 Hanson place. Brooklyn, at O'Clock, Wednes
day.
Relatives and friends invited.
WOOD-On Monday April 9, Augustus y. Wood
Relatives and friends respectfully invited % attend the
services Wednesday, April IL, at az his
late residence, III 5thaye.
Kindly omit flowers
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for ne past tp,niy-tow hours.


WASHINGTON, April Ill a. m.-The storm
which was central IN Kansas yesterday morning has
moved nOrtheastward VITA increasing energy, and Is
now central the northern portion OF Lake Michigan
severe gales have prevailed In the Upper Lake region
lu nigh nurtherly winds continue in the Upper Mis-
sissipp and Lower Missouri Valleys where the
temp. nature has fallen from IOo TO 20' Light
local rains have prevailed on the Middle At
lautic d South Atlantic coasts. IN tho OHIO Valley,
Upper Lake region and Northwest, and general rains
continue on North Pacific coast Fair weather pre-
walls IN the Southern Middle and New England
States and Lake REGION with southerly winds in
The interior and variable winds the coast.
Indications for tD-daI
For the Middle Atlantic states, partly coudy
weather rain in Northern NcWYOrk. winds shifting TO
soutn and west falling followed In southern portion by
rising barometer
For New-England, slightly warmer partly cloudy
weather. rail- northern portion winGs shifting TO
south and west, lower barometer.
For Lower aatc rcglUL. occasional rain, partly
cloudy colder weather winds shifting 10 southwest and
nOrgnwest, falling followed Nv rising barometer.
For the Upper Lake region, clearing weather south
wes TO northwest Winds higher barometer falling fol-
low ed by slowly rising temperature.
For the Upper Mssis-iprI and ,iissOur Valleys,
orally fair weather, westerly 20 B0utherlY Winds rising
followed by falling barometer and slowly rising tempera
ture.
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Eminent Medical Testimony.

We recommend the sick and suffering ALLcocKs PoRo
PLAsrERs We know to safe and valuable external
remedy Coughs Colds Rheumatism and spinal Weak
and afford almost instant relief stitches
in the side and back bruises and irritation of the SPINE They
remarkably cheap and effective and pleasant 70
wear We would caution the public against the many spun
soaed pstes that sought to be sold on the
reputation Of Allcock's
ROBERT S. NEWTON. NJ D.,
No 10 East 32d.st
BYRON O. CLARK, NJ d.
Park Avenue Hotel
@. W. BonKowIrz NJ. d..
m 800 No. los East 29ths ST.
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THE HEAVIEST SNOW STORM OF THE YEAR

MINNEAPOLIS April 10.-The rain which
began falling at 10 O'Clock last night changed 10 snow
to-day and OF the worst storms OF the win.
Ter Is in progress strest-car travel issuspended
for the first time this winter and railroad trains be-
had time Tao storm Is general throughout the State
The roof OF the roller skating rink fell In this afternoon
ron weight OF the snow demolishing the walls. No
injured.
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Religious Notices.
nifar;an Conference Meeting

Unitarian Conference Meeting
All Souls' Church. 4th ave. 2nth-s, at and 1872
p. to-day "Wednesday yicePresident JOHN HARsEN
RHOADkS will preside. SPEAKERS: Miss Abby w. Nay,
Rev DR. Edward Everett Hale, Rev. Messrs Amos. May.
Cahrop Bauyeit. Camp, Chadwick. HeywOod, Reynol
Fish StOwe Thompson. COllyer. Bellows Gallagher and
Others 7.3O discussion The Effect OF the
National View OF the Bible upon Religion and Morals" The
pubic cordially invited.
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IN OPERETTA ON STATEN ISLAND.

The operetta "All on a Summers Day." to he
given the 18th inst under the auspices OF Mrs viii
liam Mcdonald Miss Waldo and Miss Roosevelt, at the
German Club Rooms, StapletOn staten Island. will
pttract several paros OF NewYOrk fashionable people
The Club House be reached by taking the O'Clock
North Shore ferry boat al the foot Of Mhltehllst.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Aprll lila

TRIBUNE OFFICE. ADril lila. m.-The movement In
the barometer Yesterday down ward Clear aud fair
weather prevailed until evening, when light rain fell
The temperature ranged between 400 and $50, the av
erage 527so being 16iso higher than on thr correspond
Dg day last year and 2Ao higher than on Monday.
Warner ana cloudy weather with occasional light rain
may be expected to-day In this CITY and VICINITY.
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A.nrs an oyershadowing 1t that the time appointed
broyed TO be ill-chosen.
The concert on Thursday evening at the
academy of Music for the benefit of the New-York Ex-
tnange for womens Work will be under tho general
Sharse OF Mr. Mapleson. Mime. ADAM lie expeo'eo 10
kfnr
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FOUND TO BE A HARMLESS "CRANK."

PrTTsBURG, Penn, April 10.-Henry Mcnefy,
the seconfessed murderer OF Lord Leitrn. was re-
leased fro custody this morning having been dentied
Of -be city.
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One cold after another will, with many con.
sutons securely establish the seeds of consumption In
the system. Those in need Of o remedy will find DR..
Jaynes Expectorant always prompt thorough and EN-.
caofOus.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
HOURS: Morning.

shows variations this city by tenhs
midnight Inc Irregular white n~ the oscillations
during odotd ine
the Indicated ths Thermometer 81 Bud
nut q hAfm ma Broadway
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Retiring from Business.
l.. KRUTINA
orcrs his Large and Elegant stock Of
FURNI u RE,
consisting of Parlor Bedroom, Diuinyroon suits II
Mahogany Walnut, Ebony. cocooola, &c.
Alta REDUCTION or IS TO 90 PER CENT
from manufacturer prices,
s42 BROADWAY AND
96AND % EAST HoUsPoN-sr.
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AFrERNooN SESSION.
Refuse Dangerous to Health

Daily passes from the system through the
kidneys. Upon these organs the stimuli OF
commerce act as excitants, and their after
effects are pernicious. Nor are the average
medicines designed to affect them bene6cislly.
by arousirg them to greater activity, alto
gether desirable. The requisite degree of
stimulus, the just medium, is attained by the
use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, wine.
glassful of which three times day will be
found to exert diuretic influence not in ex.
cess of what the laws of health demand to
promote the due activity of both kidneys and
bladder. This medicine is also fine tonic.
facilitating digestion. enriching the blood and
imparting hearty appetite. 1t creates in an
ill-regulated system a power Of resisting els.
ease specially serviceable to those living
where malarial endemics exist, or to those
whose outdoor avocations render them liable
to incur ailments resulting from hardship and
exDoSure
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SAMPLE ROTTLE EREEl

0HtWFLG oOi LG FBEEs
VIII be sent to any applying by letter. stating
symptoms, sex and age Strict secrecy in regard 10
all business transactions.
DIR. 5IENTlE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, ME-
PEfRETECuM, cures all kinds Of Kidney an
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhga, elect, LeucorrhBa
For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle six bottles
for IS.
DIR. MLNTiE's DAEDELE0E PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS
cure In the market. For sale by all Druggists.
KIRK, GEARY & CO., Sacramento, Wholesale
agents. Observation-Disclosures
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Eacram snto Produce Wholesale.
Corrected daily for the REOoRD-UMoa.l


SACRAMENTO, January SOth
FRuIr-Lenous, Sicily. sea- Malaga, s. 500
6 Granees-Mexican, 81 25Q3 q leo; California,
81 soa3 so Q box Lines, Sol % q 100
.iansnss. SO b0@4 o bunch; Pnespplee, S8@s
y dozon CocoRnuss, es8S so q 100; Apples, 81 log
/ % y box; Cranberrics, SlGa16 so 3 Dbl.
Pm FRUITs-Assorted, zs-D cans, . dcz, g
escorted, gallon csns, IS; Peaches, s9-b cane,
81; Portland Blueberics, I'm cana. 81; Whcr'
DRIED D. FausFs-Applos, sliced, eQ7c q n; 90
qragts-ed 596o: pear1, pee Cd, 1889; do, III
peeled, 1850 Pl ID,s, pittc6, l1@l2c; Peaches,
saes; do, peeled is ai9c; Rrunea. German and
French, I2gisc; B&ckbersies, 15@I7c; Figs, Cali.
forats. 7dSs 2 D.
Tlrsa FRurrs-Assorted, 81 b cans, . doz, 81 rs
Peaches, 50; Bartlett Pears. 50 Pun,s, s2 IS
4lackberT:es S3@3 e5 GoosebsTries, SO % Straw
berries 50 25 ApEicots, So; Muscat 6rape1, g rs
Red Carrants, g. Is; Cherries. So 20
"REMINISCENCES Potatoes, 293e y n; Po-
tatoes, SScgsl so: Salt Lake, 81 5o@l IS 2 cwt ;
Onions 81 Il IS 2 cwt Cauiifower. 75cdS1 Cali
bayo T5eiaec y cwt; CerTota 100000 . cwt; Tur-
Mrs, 75cssl 3 100; bunch vegetables, ls3c 2 dog
Psrsuips, lc; Boots. Ic: Celery, 6o@I5e dozen ;
Hofse Radish. s5ioe 8 h Artichokes, 75c dozen;
Jerusalem A1tichokes, 3aG4e q b.
BKEADsTUFRs-Flouri s 70 . b5l; Oatmeal, "a 90
y loo RS; ccEnI0eal. yellow. 81 25&2 IS white,
g 50; Crscksd Wheel 8 1896.
P0uEERY-LAve TcliSeyS, l6 el7c = h; dressed, II
@lsc; full grown Chickens, SECS so . dozen; young
boosters, s5o6 g dozen; BIoilers, SSGi; tame
Ducks, 500; Geese, 81 50@2 = pair Eggs,
choice lots, 37@41c . dozen.
GANs- Quail, 81 Sol 80 q dozen Aallard Ducks,
IS . dozen ;Canvasbacks So 1904 6 dozen; Sprigs,
81 81; Teal, 81 % Hare, 81 75G2; Rabbits, SIG
I so; Doves, 50@75c o dozen.
DAYRS PRoDUUTs-Butter, choice, 2SS30c y 2
mixed lots In rolls 26@2Sc 9 n Cheese, Califor-
MIA, from 14Glhc; Western, fats. 10Ql5e; Mar
ms Cream, 1992oc.
MEGTs-Beet 1885; Mutton. &c q u Lamb, "a
Sc; Pork l0al1c; VEAL email calves e@loc; large, Sc.
Hay, GRAM AND FKgD--0ss hsy, = ton. Sl9@2I
eliafA, SO to S12 y toa; bran, 9 ton, SIC mid
diingr, S2S per ton. barley, whole, 81 40; ground,
81 so; wheat, 81 T5@l 50 Z cwt tame cats, y
MISCELLANEOUS Seeds Alfalfa, 12@iS.; limo.
thy, Eastern, 109lIe . b; Oregon, sGIOc
Red Clover, 14@lbc; Red Top, l23@llc; Nuts
English walnuts 10Ql1c; California Walnut,
iOCsllc: Almonds, l5k@16c; Peanuts, Eastern, 0 3
I0e California, 8@9c; Talow, Tie: Lard lcalifoT-
Mai, ION cans, 14c Eastern. les9l7sc Hides, SAL
light and medium. esc. and heavy s9ioc DRY,
Is@l9s; Hops, offering so@9oc 8 n; asking SIG
%
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Vs. A. HUCusny. M. D.,

W. L. HGSheCas m. k9se
Homeopathic PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
"a Ofics, southw est corner Of Seventh and J
streets, in Bryte's new building, up stairs kesi'
dence, southeast corner OF Seventh and N streets,
Sacramento. cfioe hours to and to 8 P. II.
au25-lplIu
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nR. W.. n. RALnWIN,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
W corner u Second and streets. Office Hours:
10 A. NJ to 10 M:3P NJ to 5P. NJ; TIN. n28-1m
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The Senator re-slect from Kansas is an
Ohio man. born in Delaware county, October
II. 1887. He was graduated in q printing
office, and his first venture of business
nature vas, in association with few other
men, to establish the Xenia Nelcs He after
wards settled at Emporia, Lyon county, and
published the Emporia Meas When. in
1859, the Lesvenworth constitutional Con-
vention met, Mr.. Plumb was one of the dele.
gates forming that body. He was admitted
to the bar in 1861, and the next year was
elected to the State Legislature. After being
Reporter of the Supreme Court for short
time, he entered the army as Second Lieu
tenant in the Eleventh Kansas Infantry, and
before the close Of the war was Lieutenant
Colonel of his regiment. He was elected to
the Kaneas House of Representatives in
1867, and scsed as Speaker during the ses-
sion ensuing His position as United States
Senator dates from March f. 1877.
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DHYsiuIAN AND sURGEoN.-oFFICE AND
4 Residence, No. SEQ J street, between Third
Fourth. Hours s to 20 A. ", to and to P, Y.
Office Of City Superr .end mt OF Public Schools at
same place n5-4plFu
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New NICKEL PIECE The Secretary OF
the Treasury has authorized the coinage of
a fve-cent nickel piece of new design,
(which is considered as being more in &C.
cordsnce with the law as regards weight
and inscriptions than the present five cent
nickel piece" The new coin is little
heavier than the present one and little
larger and thinner. On it's face is head
of Liberty" surrounded by thirteen
stars on the reverse wreath surround
ing Roman nuueral representing the de-
nomination of the coin.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
DIR. GIBBONS DISPEHSARY,


Established In 1854, Tor
- the treatment Of Sexua
n and Seminal diseases,
INA such as Gonorrhea, elect,
INSA Structures, Syphilis in all
tSsHA its forms, Seminal Weak
'slay ness, Impotency, Skin
4ifN Diseases, ETC., perma-
Ss nently cured or no charge
" SSsN Seminal weakness.
HIM Seminal Emissions, the
.kSfs% consequence ofself-abuse
z!sSS This solitary vice or de
M PRAYED sexual indulgence
3uth OF both sexes to an almost
oducing with merriug certainty
of morbid symptoms, unless
ic medical measures, viz: Sallow
oots under the eyes, pain in the
ears, noise like the rustling Of
chariots, I'm asiness about the
the limbs, confused vision,
oss OF confidence, diffdence in
rs, q dislike to form new ac-
Ition to shun society, loss Of
hes, pimples and various erup-
e, furred tongue, fetid breath,
/, night sweats, monomania and
I'd AT HOME.
niece may be cured at home By
to DR.. GIBB0N, stating case,
time the disease has continued,
promptly forwarded, free from
ty, to any part I the country,
directions. By iuclosing ten
letter, through the PostofficeL
rgo & Co., a package Of medicine
any part OF the Union. Please
advertisement in the RECORD
DR.. J. F. GIRBON,
Box 1857, San Francisco.
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Beef is firm at quotations, with moderate arri-
vals Pork is in fair supply, but weak at quota
tions. Mutton s abundant and prices easy con-
tinuance Of dry weather will probably depress val
ues Following are rates for whole carcasses from
sisughterers to dealers;
BRHP-Prirne 9al0c; medium grades, 7AGSc;
interior, 54@64c q b.
vsAI-Large calves. sge. small ones, 991oc
FD.
ACKNOWLEDGES are quotable at 5@5lc, and
ewes at z195c q ID, according TO quality.
LAxB-Quotabe at 6ACa7c y n.
PoRE-Iive Hogs. 63a6Ie for hard, and 5SG6tc
for soft; dressed do 99etc q u for hard grain
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kagtsrn end poreIgn Markets.

EEw YoRK, January 30th.
EazApsrUFFa - Flour Ia steady and Wheat is
quiet latter at 81 1091 16 y bushel.
wooL-Californis Is steady at 12@l4e for fall
bury and 10000 for clean fall; spring bury, leg
zoe clean spring, 24@31c; pulled, 1s@4ec.
HIBEs-Cslitornis are dull at 22l@23c.
CHICAGO, January SOth.
wHKAr-s1 OBJ for February.
CoRN-54lc for February.
PoRg-sl7 55 for February.
LARD-sl0 773 for February.
BAcoE-sS 20 bid and IS so asked for February
for .rfes and IS 95 for SHIRT ribs
LIVERPOOL, January 30th.
WHEAT-Califorula spot lots are dull at 9s I'd
to % sd. Cargo lots, 46s for just shipped, z6s
for nearly due and 46e for of coast.
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WHEN the fountains of life are not cor
rupted and embittered by suffering when
the functions of womanhood are strictly nor
mai, woman life is like music, with no dis
cord to jar her elicatseensibilities and break
the vital and organic harmony. But many
who suffer from vital and functional Disorders
have found immediate relief and perma'
neut cure by using Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham'i
Vegetable COMPOUND.
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DENTISTRY.
t. b. REID,
w. WOOD,

nENTIST, QUTNNS BUILDING, -
J northeast corner Fourth and J65SSZSS
| streets Artificial Teeth inserted on allS11lID
| bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas for
painless extraction of teeth. au25-t
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IN A STILL HOUR
Two Learned Wen Have Talk and Come
20 COmmoH Conclusion.


20 COmm0a Conclusions.
"There can be no question as to that" said Dr.
p, who is prominently connected with certain
hospital to his friend, the House Surgeon, as the
two sat having a smoke and quiet chat in the re-
eeption-room late on a recent stormy night mo
question at all Ever stree began practice in that
little country village you've hsad me speak Of away
up near Lake Ontario, thirty years ago, have felt
in common with all other physicians the need Of a
reliable plaster. There are so many diseases If in
deed, the majority DO not come under the rule for
which good external application is better than
remedies poured into patients stomach"
"That's SO, Doctor and to show you my faith in
your theory, may say that since 1 have held my
position here l have opposed the idea of dosing
people, except in cases when we were at our wits
| end. and it seemed to be that or nothing Some
soothing application, if the patient needs anything,
combined with rest and good nursing, viii do the
business-save where cases of accidents require
heroic treatment"
"Isay, Doctor" said the other, you can speak
Of it or not just as you Ike but in my private prac.
tiee, when want anything CT the sort, use BEN
SONS CAPcINE POROUS PLASTER. 1t is a pro
prietasy thing OF course, but it is by all odds the
best Plaster have come across 1t is scientifically
prepared, quick in taking bold. sure to relieve
where relief is possible, and neat as wax to handle.
1t is Just the perfect flower of all that has ever been
done in that line. happen to krow, too that it is
being rapidly introduced in the principal hospitals
Of London, Paris and other leading cities in Ed
rope"
"You needn't fret. my friend" laughed the House
Surgeon ''over the chance of being caught In an
act of professional heterodoxy, for We use Bensons
here every day, and so they dc at the other city
hospitals We find it so much better than liniments,
lotions ETC., that the bottles are actually getting
scarce in the house."
Bensons plasters are prepared from an improved
formula by distinguished physicians and chemists to
meet want felt for years You will not be disap.
pointed in them. In the middle.oi the genuine is
OUT the word CAPcINE. Price, IS cents seabury
! 4 johnson, New York ds6mWS
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-" Winter finds out what summer lays
BY" Kidney-Wors cures ia winter and in
summer. There is scarcely person to be
found who viii not be greatly benefited by a
thorough course of Kidney Wort every spring.
II you cannot prepare the dry buy the liquid.
l. has the same effect.
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"Mr. Brown, do you eat mush ~. asked
four-year-old iand. of his sisters beau.
"Why. Johnnie?" responded Mr.. Brown.
"Cos sister Gays she wishes you wouldn't
talk like you had mouthful of mush. +"
Sister faints, and Brown remembers that
he has an engagement in Australia.
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At the Grain Exchange this afternoon the sales
included 100 tons No White. April 81 S6s 800 do
No 2, March, 81 76t 800 do. 81 " 100 do, April,
81 70 3 ctl.
BARIEY-There is ssid 70 be some movement in
Chevalier. No definite particulars can be obtained
though it Is rumored some 500 tons has been Sc
81 IS . ctl. The market for feed descriptions Is
anything but strong. Toe moist weather checks
speculation, while gooi shower would more than
likely carry prices down Brewing moves along q ui-
etly finding custom within a range Cf 81 3Odl 81
. cti. Sales on call to-day included 100 tons No.
J Feed, March, 81 l4l; 100 do, 81 lot 400 do,
buyer the Sc son, 81 III 1o0 do, 81 l7s; 100 do,
81 III; 100 do, old contract, 81 Isl 100 do. seller
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
IN sons having dealings with the late firm of E.
L. BILLINGS L CO., that l. as surviving partner
OF said firm, viii collect all bills due to and pay all
,'ebts Of the said firm, and will continue said bust
until the same can be in due course closed and
settled. JAMES WOODBURY.,
Surviving partner Of the late firm Of E. L. Billings
Sacramento January 26 1888 i27-
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HoRsFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE in abuse OF
alcohol. Dr. Jno. P. Wheeler, Hudson, N.
Y, says: 81 have given it with present de-
cided benefit in a case OF innutrition of the
brain, from abuse Of alcohol"
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increase or Pension,

Thousands entitled under new laws, which
are more liberal. Also pensions procured fol
disabled soldiers, widow, etc. Address, with
stamps, Stoddart & Co., Alb G street, N. w
Washington D. c.
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NCUIsT, AURIsT AND PHYSICIAN FOB
Z Diseases OF the TIL oat Office, 1891 street.
corner of Filth, over Sacramento Bank Sacramento
Cal. Eour5-9:3o to IL A. L.; to P 4 Sundays-
$50 to II A. NJ: to P. n. dit
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FIGURING MILL OWNERS

GEND YOUR MILL PICgs TO THOMAS RAIN
- BIRD at the old stand in s. s. Nixon's Horse
shoeiag Shop, street, between sixth and Seventh,
sacramento, whers they will receive prompt atten-
on, and win be scientifically sharpened and tenn
pered. NEW PICKS made to order Al the lowest
price. u.s.