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"As BEEN INVENTED BY THE QUEENS
4 OWN co. of England. The edge and body
IS so THIN and FLEXIBLE as NEVER To RE-
QUIRE GRINDING and hardly ever setting. 1t
glides over the face like piece Of velvet, making
shaving quite a luxury 1T IS CREATING A
GREAT EXCTTEMENT in Europe among the eX-
perts, who pronounce it PERFECTION. Two dol.
lars in buAlo handle three dollars in ivory. Every
razor, to be genuine, must bear the reverse side
the name Of NATHAN JOSEPH, 6t1 Clay street,
San Francisco, the only place in the United States
where they are obtained Trade supplied. Sent by
mail, 10 cents extra, or C. o. D.
THE QUEENS OWN COMPANY, having en-
lsrged their factory are row making PEARL al
IVORY CARVING KNIVES, TABLE and POCKET
KNIVES, HUNTING KNIVES and SCISSORS OF
the same quality as their maTvelously wonderful
razor. a7-tfWS
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AN OUTSIDE OPINION OF SACRAMENTO.

The Reno Gazette, commenting upon the
proposition to expend $4,000 on the Sac
ramento levee system at once, says:
This seems to be wise policy. based on
well-grounded fear that the present condi-
tion CT the levees around that city does not
insure the safety of property against the
floods of the coming season. With from
eight to fifteen feet of snow along the i'm
meme watershed of the Sierras, compris-
ing over 20, 600 square miles Of area, which
in the spling will pour its torrents down
the Yuoa, tae Bear and the forks of the
American, it cannot but Justly alarm the
thinking people of Sacramento. From
every canyon side, from every ploWed field
in the foothills, with this immense body of
melting snow and foothill rains. will 90
millions upon millions of cubic inches Of
disintegrated earth. which no puny injunc-
tion can stay. The God Of Nature has de-
creed these mountain streams as the work.
ing rivers of the coast to feed the low
waste places Of the Deep down valleys. So
long as the mountains stand and
there is rain, snow and sunshine. so
long will the cities and towns along the
Sacramento, near the mouths Of these
mountain streams, have to raise and con-
tinue to raise their levees, and with them
the cites and foundation Of their cities for
if every hydraulic mine in the Sierras is
stopped. yet the laws of nature will not
stop. Each year, as the rocks of the
mountains are laid more bare by stripping
them OF their vegetable covering and trees,
so long will the danger of heavy floods be
increased. With no vegetation on the
mountains, there is no absorption of the
moisture in the atmosphere within the
storm range; nor is there any absorption
from the earth to the support of vegetable
hte. The result is thst condensations from
the atmosphere are as sudden as the moist
atmosphere strikes the cold, sterile noun
tain side. In the warmth of the spring
sun the winter snow has no protection
from it's burning rays; the result is sudden
floods, and more of them than when the
mountains were covered with heavy tim
Der and vegetable life.
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HN THE SUPERIOR COURT, COUNTY OF SAC.
4 ramento State OF California. Ia the matter OF
DARIUS FINCH, an lnsolyent Debtor. DARIUS
FINCH an lnsolyent Debtor, having applied to this
Court Tor a discharge from his debts, it is hereby
ordered that the Clerk OF this Court give notice to
all creditors who have proved their doJts, to appear
before this Court st the Courtroom thereof on the
10th day Ct MARCH, 1851 u the boue of 10 o'clock
\ NJ, and show cause, il any they have, why the
said DARIUS FIACH should not be discharged from
all his debts in accordance with the statutes in such
eases made aud pr yded 1t IS further ordered that
notice of said application be given TO the creditors
by mail and by publication at east once week, foI
four weeks before the said 10th day of March, 1884,
in the SACRAMENTO DNlY BEcoRB- UNION, a newspa-
per published in said county.
JOHN w. ARMSTRONG,
fs6-llw4W Judge Of the superior Court.
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A correspondent of the Greenville, Cal :,
Bulletin says: The Indians and other hun.
ters up in Big Meadows have had "soft
snap" in deer killing during the deep snow
in that region. Last week an Indian killed
nine deer with club. Some of them were
of the mule.tail species. The poor brutes
would mire down in the snow, and being
unable to extricate themselves, would be.
come an easy prey to hunters.
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HUSH ,NDsl Take the hint. Your wife or
your children are liable to take colds from
drafts that will make them i'll. Always keep
on hand Aliens Lung Balsam, the best and
purest remedy for coughs and colds I con-
tains no opium. and is harmless to the most
delicate
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DRoBATE NOTICE Nv tbs SUPERIOR
Court State Of California, county OF saera-
mento. In the matter OF tue Estate Of o. ?
GCODHUE, deceased. Notice ia hereby given that
MONDAY, the 10th day Of MARCH, 1854, at
10 O'Clock Nj, OF said day, ard the Court room
of said Court, at the Court-house in the city Of
Sacramento, county OF Sacramento, aud State OF
California, have been appointed as the time and
place for proving the will of said o. ?. GOODHUE,
deceased, and for hearing the application OF
MY8A n. GOODgUE, L. W. BLINN and SAMUEL
L. CUTLER, for the issuance TO them of letters
testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this
9th day of FEBRUARY. 1884.
[sEALl CHAS. NJ COGLAN, Clerk.
FREEMAN & BATES, Attorney for Petitioners.
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The bill granting loan to the Canadian
Pacific Railway passed to second reading
in the Dominion Senate Monday night by a
vote of SO to l6.
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In anticipation of the settlement bill
passing, rents are going up at British Col
umbia and great activity is displayed in the
erection of new buildings there.
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CrOssma rs Specific sgixture

MYTH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN CURE
Wv themselves without the least exposure,
change OF diet, cnange in application 10 business
The medicine contains nothing tina. is Of the least
injury TO the constitution. Ask your druggist foi
L. Price, 81 bottle m10-lyWS
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DBOBATE NoTICE.-IN THE SUPERIOR
4 Court, State OF California, county Of Sacra-
mento. In the matter OF the estate of ANDREW
KELLY, deceased Notice is hereby given that
MONDAY, the 18th day OF MARCH, 1881, at
10 o'clock 4. u. Cf said day, and the Courtroom
Of said Court at the Court house, in the city of
Sacramento, county Of Sacramento and State OF
California, have been appointed as the time and
place for proving the wills OF said ANDREW
KELLY, deceased, and for hearing the aTplica-
tion of RIPLEY C. KELLY and GEO. W. KELLY,
for the issuance to them OF letters testamentary
thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court, this
SEAL oHAs. NJ. CoGLAN, Clerk.
a. P CATLIN, Attorney Tor Petitioners. mr9-l0t
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR-
L% sulIce Of an order OF the Superior Court Of
the county of Sacramento State of California made
on the llth day Of February, A. D. 1854, in the
matter Of the estate OF BENJAMIN TiBBTTS, de-
ceased, the undersigned, the executor Of the last
will and testament OF deceased, will sell at private
sale to the hi hest bidder for cash, in gold coin OF
the United States, and subject to confirmation by
said Superior Court, on or after WEDNESDAY,, the
18th day Of MARCH, A D. 1884, all The right, title
interest and estate Of the said BENJAMIN gIBBIrS,
deceased the time OF his death, and all the right
title and interest that the said estate has by opera
tlnn Of law or otherwise acquired, other than or in
addition to tnat Of the sail testltor at the time OF
his DEATH in and all that certain lot niece par
Gel OF land situate lying and being in the county OF
Sacramento, State Of California, and particularly
described the southwest quarter oil section twenty
seven, in township eight north, of rarge five east
Mount Diabo base and meridian
Terms and conditions Of sale: Cash, in gold coin
OF the United States. Deed at expense Of pur-
chaser.
Bids or offers may be made az any time after the
first publication Of this notice. and before the making
the sale.
All bids must be in writing and left at Nos. 11S
and Il5 street, in the SAID city cf Sacramento, at
the store Of n. DINGLEY, or handed to the under.
signed personally.
Dated February 20, 1854.
JOHN w. GREENLAW,
Executor of the late vail and testament Of Benz.
Tibhits deceased
~ Ii t, = n fr9T 0r.
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FARM FOR SALEi
K GD Ess - - I .Is;1 <

a WELL-EsIADL-sHED HARNESS ES-G
"A and Saddle Shop, jl an agricultural SslSA
town ia Arizona ,s.,l re sold at a bargain. a
For particulars, au.'t % = A. VAN N3OeHIES q
co, Sacrament, Cal; or to L. II. Men al,
pboerix. A. T fel2-lpIm
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YOUNG BAYSWATER

WILL STAND FOR THE SEASON. -
Wv at Sixteenth and l. streets. HislN Yz-0
pedigree is follows: Thoroughbred on 49,
the side Of the sire. and half bred Norfolk the
side Of the dam He is four years old Terms,
Thirty Dollars gold JACOB SI0RTZ, Proprietor,
SiNtanrth and L. northeast cnrnnr- feS.lnlm
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T7HIS ELEGANT PREPARATION Is THE NO ST
perfect beautifer known. It is pure and
harmless delightful in its app ication and wonderful
in its effects, while the closest scrutiny fails to
detect its use. Prepared by n. BOWMAN. Chem
ist, Oakland. For sale by all druggist mr3 6mMHS
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HOME AND ABROAD.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 TIE nsoosD-uslOs.l
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EoR sALE, Saving MACHINES!

HJHE IMPROVED LIGHT RUNNING" Do
( <resstic, with seif-setting attachments, self
setR -f.eedit, sal'-threaijng shuttle Buy no ma
chine ,.a .i see.u. and trying it. New Singer Model
Machines, S3l 10. 3 White, Royal st. John1 from
$40 upvards Machines rented aud repaired
Needles p cents 4Czcn. a. }. POMNER, AGENT
No T23 * street fel9-tf
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THIRD DISPATCH.I
HOEse Of Commons.

LONDON, March 4.h,-In the House of
Commons to-day the Right Hon. Frederick
Stanley, Conservative, gave notice of his in
tention TO more that no supplies be granted
the Government until they made a full and
explicit statement of their Egyptian policy.
Fitz Maurice, Under Foreign Secretary,
said no attempt will be made to relieve Kos.
sols, as it is believed the garrison can be
Withdrawn without difficulty.
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Fatal shooting ARRAY.

WASHINGTON, March 4sh-In q street
fight this evening, growing out of difficulty
between white and colored men, Frank
Langton, son of Professor j. NJ. Langton,
United States Minister TO Hayti, shot and
killed James Spencer. and seriously wounded
John S. Williams, two spectators, both col
orad
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Executor of the late will and testament Of BENZ
Tibhits, deceased.
W. H. BEATTY K S. c. DEYsoy. Attorneys fe21-2w
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The mississippi River Rising.

LITTLE Rock, March 4sh.-A Gdsette Ar
kansas City special says: The river rose two
inches in twenty-four hours, and although re-
ported on a stand at Helena, we anticipate
several inches more here. False floors have
been put in all the houses. The water is now
two feet over our new levee. The engineers
estimate their loss at $4,000 yards. Many
people failed to remove their stock to high
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gEE DAILY RECORD-UNION.

aterelalta. Post Sacramento as second class matter
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WANTFD. LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements ci i've lines in this department
Inserted for - celts iUr time; three times toF %
cents or Is cents rer weez
WTANTED-1IEN AND WOMEN TO START
w new business at their homes; easily learned
In an hour; no ueddug; 10 cents to 90 cents an
hour made DAYTIME or evening. Send 20 cents Tor
90 Samples to commence work on. Address II. G.
FAY, Rutland, Vermont. leS-Im
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Riot in Georgia

MACON tGs.), March 4th.-A special to the
Telegraph and Messenger from Albany says
A riot took place st AIlapahs, Berrien county,
this evening, caused by disorderly character
resisting arrest. The Mayor of Allapaha
telegraphsd to the Governor to send military
to his aid. The Albany Guards were ordered
to go, but it was found the affair was exsg-
gerated and the military was not needed.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The EsrpfInn War.

LONDON, March 4th.-Geueral Graham has
besn instructed to return to Triukitat to
await further orders.
The Marquis of Harrington, Secretary of
War, states that General Graham has net
been ordered to retire to Trinkitst, SIS W. S
rumored, and has not been directed to attack
Osr,ru n'orrna
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TIE WEEKLY UNION

1, the otespest and most desirable Home, News and
Litsrsry journal published on the Pacific coast ,
Terms One NcET "
z,-o,sr1,- yr-so.r, AssvrrtEsjuu Rates
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He Read Dime Novels.

BUFFALO, March 4th.-The opening session
of the National Baseball League was held tc-
day. A resolution was adopted making play
er liable to expulsion if he is reserved bya club
and plays with nou-league nine. The only
change in the playing rules hmita the pitcher
To six balls instead of seven
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FrishtfuI Tragedy in virginia.

DFLAPLANE (Fsuquier county, We. March
4th.-Sundsy morning John Glascook, while
in fit of passion, supposed to have been
caused By jealousy, murdered bis wife and
three small children. After setting fire to
his house he proceeded to the woods, half
mile distant, and shot himself through the
heart. The fire in the house was discovered
and extineuished before the bodies were con-
sIlrnad or rnnch damana had rasulted
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THE RAILROAD TAX CASES.

Hon. Creed Raymond, attorney for the
Central Pacific Railroad, has addressed the
following open letter to Governor Stoneman:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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ne hn1e! al the lower Suwanee Springs. Florida
Wa oOrheu 10 the ground yesterday morning. TIT
no 81 was cumpl'ted last summer The luss VIII
PIobably reach $1,000
The police OF RacA Hon corntv Csvar Irpland
pItNehted MI biggars making spec b al a diunei
gwen IN his honor uu "Wednesday tp.larng that n
VS. public meeting
=, ihsniStnis IL iie >orGan have rendered the Nile
impossible below Duem D. slrAtnS boats in the
ch Bunel SS " -
The IRE in London Thursday morning caused q
los TO properly oi GS50a0
the Virginia senate Yesterday, ,sxSs. q ,,,r, ,r,.
licenses ~ - s'A' l1I'A' TN S'a'e
Mt Arthur Jorrrey Lrfroy. n cranascn q, Rarun
sufN cill'i justice ~ Ireland died I'm Rica-
h'ohd, Va, "Wednesday. tL,sl - years of he,FT al :
ease. He married Miss S.isa Noufe,-,,a Ssn,,bt ~
or VT John II. MonISgueSa pruiaineEt citizen Oh
Richmond. N''-e" -
! he state chemist OF North Carollna has made
report ShoNinE The existence ~ verN la,a- ara ex
hthielS Tch beds ~ Phosphate rock In rh, soutb-
. eastern part ~ the state - ~ ~
he i'raad NVh'e5l,Aa hotel. n Las Vegas. M.
"1s ~, nu' ~ Ne>'fd'y Afternoon In thirty mia
l'e> the aoitl MS "a ruins liz. quests nlu1lar
lug one hundNad. lost eyrr,rrist 6sr,,RH .,,,,,
With theaS lives The IuSs Is saai an 11,c ,ns1r
Ante l. less than sluNual
st ne CONSUMERS Powder company-s mills. near
scranton, Pa. brew up. one mn NJ a time issr
l!ight Nine OF the ten uti,ls were d,-s,ro,,i \ "a
hIlltfH Was Killed. prob 70 ; uauy moro wer Killed
WIS tllha stewart, The mafh-r OF ,.x-,;ox y n :
fihIhoaoh, died Ia New orleans yesterday. AGED 30
governor sherman was inae7!rataa ana ,ha new
cain'Ol oulidihE AT Des Moiues. Iowa drgti,arsd
Ntslerday- governor sherman Grlixcr,si hi inany.
uIaa sudFess ana John A. kasson the destlcaior1y
Foriy-thrpe witnesses have been exarn,nas N,
tie crown 10 date In n" Prosecution ~ rle Uarsr
flNte Iip'crN- lie UNleCt ~ the investlrstfnn ia
49,, W. M y. Inmate i u liNerhead prisoners. Three
I The doctors -
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nincs SAMUEL y sbER N the tiiira year r. Of hn
IGXES S SpfR a ad ssrs mont. a. sn sen n1 srs
tie two youngest children OF Vim. c. aud Mary r. Alder
Funeral on tomorrow Saturday, at 2 p m
CARTER, On January IL, 1894, at 0 O m AGNES
s AID sK years and ten mOniha daughter Of
residesce No hoo Park Place northeast Friends
No Ils street southeast January il 1884, JAMES +
cARk OF Paris Hill Maine. aged sixty sx ysAA
HAILER; On Friday. January Is 1894, at O'Clock
a m: Mrs LEoRA A, wife Of Nichols. r hIiier sssd
, Ratlsss and fends RESPECTFULLY requested .ttepd
lFrederick papers please copy.l
H0RNER On January l7th 1894 at $50 D. m, q
s s s. yss OF
nesfs sS Ssts sDd es at 2sS
JENNINGI On January 18TH. 1884. at 9 80 p M.
ANNA STALIA. daughter Of Joseih r. and Katie L.
Remains tobe conveyed 10 Baltimore SATURDAY, Jsnu.
airy 18th from parents residence No 9th street north
LAUER On Friday. January ls, 1894 at { 80 O'Clock
NJ after long and painful Ilntss, AMASD, = the
beloved husband Of Christine Lauer. aged fory-fou
Funeral will TAX place rom his late residence. No.
at a. p sharr. Re.Atircs and friends respect
fully invited to attend. =
utes past our a. m HELM @RACiE, beloved and only
daughter Of Iobsrt and Grade Leitch. and grand
Funeral private
MOORE On Thurs,lav January 17th 1884 JOHN J.
MOORE. Sr.. born in Prince William coun y. Va. de
parted this life at III O'Clock a IN the ninety seventh
Funeral Will take place from the residence Of his
in-law. Mr.. Edward Howard No. le3l twelfth STREET
the family are Invited to ati.ud- '''--
e wAEISS In IL. 1S q ha fysr on s
the late George L. NariIg. Of stamford. Conn.
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Wall Street TODAY.

THE UPWARD TURN IN STOCKS CHECKED.
NEW YORK. Jan. 18.-The Erening Posts financial
article says: The upward turn In the market last
evening caused by the announcement that the
Lackawanna had agreed to submit its quarrel with
the trunk lines to arbitration, and that the order
cutting the Lackawanna OF from western connec-
lions for Its through freight had been rescnded
continued only for short time this forenoon. The
troubles In the railway pools are undoubtedly the
greatest immediate influence on the course OF
prices on the Stock Exchange, but it is not to be
expected that there Will be an Immediate and con-
tnued advance in prices as soon as these difficult
ties are settled. The stock market opened gene
rally strong and higher: 1t was rumored that
the buying OF Lake Shore yesterday after
noon was due to Mr. Vanderbilt; also that
Mr.. Gould was large buyer OF Union Pacific and
other stocks. 1t Is not improbable that there was
some foundation for these reports but whether it
was SO or not the market was not sustained this
afternoon: Immediately after the opening prices
began to decline, and in the hour and half to ll3O
there was a general decline OF to
2 per cent From 1l3O until 1915 the
market was frmer, and there was recovery OF 4
to per cent, the latter In Western Union, to 72l
but the net result was to leave the market that
time generally lower than at the close last MIG ht
Manitoba was specially weak and declined to IS on
the report OF decreased earnings in the second week
OF January.
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HUSBAND BoUGHT For MoNEY-Albert Solo
mon proprietor OF a card-cutting establishment In
chicago, was arrested Saturday on a charge or
adultery preferred by an elderly woman who
Claimed TO be his wife. IL seems that about rWo
Years ago. when Solomon was earning a precar1ous
livelihood as street peddler In New York his face
attracted the attention OF a widow about thirty
I'VE years his senior. She had no beauty but pos
sessed money. solomon married her, * Is SAID
under promise that she would buy him second
honeymoon was over however the husband had
onghted his affections TO Rachel. q pretty Jewess
ana selling his business fed with her 70 Canada
and after wandering about, came TO Chicago and
went into business All went W. II until the woman
VINO called herself Mrs. solomon appeared and
Claimed her husband and demanded her money
Rachel declined TO part with him, and the money
Is invested IN business
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE Jan. ls-virsinia sizes, second series.
Al past due COUPONS. As; new threes 5GS North Caro-
lima SKIES, old. ITO bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Jan 1s-Cotton steady-middns Ion
Flour quiet and straightforward street and western
super. 2.7aas25 do. extra. 3.50a465: do. family,
do: Rio brands. s75sf0o; Patapsco family $50: do
western tirmer and inactive southern red csai
western winter red spot O5; january. lO4sl
al Oohs: February, l05l.a1 05h: March, lO.1aal OF 4
May. 1l1all1A Corn-southerI steady western adj
and inactive; southern white, 6la62 do yellow 62a63:
western mixed srot 59lga60I4 january and February
59e bid March, eo1Ga6l1s May, 6aa64 steamer SIS bid
Oats firm and active-southert 43aAS; western white
44a46; do mixed 42a43 Pennsylvania. 42a46 Rye lower
tOaI2 Hay hlgher-prlme To choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland: l5oosleod Provisions steady Mess pork.
packed. 7asA Bacon7shoulders. IN clear rib sides,
er da l5a2s creamery firm, s5ss5 Esss
steadyfresh, 3oa3l; picked. 20a22 Petroleum nom-
nary to isir. iisssl2H sugar quiet soft, -;
steady lsal; ls,s Frsghts to Liverpool steamer
dulI-cotton lower, 732d.; dour steady SD: grain
lower 2asd Recsipts,nour 222s barrels wheat 600
5000 bushels. ShiPments-whsat. LOCO bushels corn
1000 bushels. sales-wheat $4,000 bushels; corn
14S 200 bushels
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MR. SEYMOUR ARRIVED Too LArE-Niss Emma
Butltr mas Tor several years been quite popular fn
tiDerton. Ca, and among her admirers were Mar
smiled sweety, and 10 each In turn She pledged her
hand and each looked with Jealousy upon the visits
OF BIS rival Al last, 10 end suspense each lover
pressed that The day be named for the nuptals and
eiCn NAMED The same day. Each gentleman pro
cured license, but Mr. Moon was first at the house.
anu me couple We're married While relatives and
Tlends were congratulating Mr. and Mrs Noon
upon their nuptials the second bridal party con-
ostlng OF MI seymour and attendants droye up.
ana were surprised 10 ind that Miss Butler had
been already married TO Mr.. Moon. The affair Gre
ateo quite sensation, and good management only
kept the male principals apart.