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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-21
Rsp +. Mprfer Raartaten.

Ren.Yorf, 20. Suui. - Ser 4bUotat
Sob. 9rGte Duroe geferu In Ietuem Streau
Oou Dem brstbtglG9rtgen Wtib. =. Rletu'
l1u6er, etnem Ytttglteoe Der alien gfenz
Sorter Saultlie Rbetnldnber, oersn @el1att
NIT beuieuigen Der Staot Rep'yort lett
ibrer @rtiten3 als 9orf toeuttfbtrt 1T, ourd
etlen Sduf In bte Sbulter i9per ueruuH'
BET. Ser Suoten purOs burd bic 8ugsl 10
itlimm 3eripltttert, oaB oerIrm pabrlhetu=
lid amputirt tneroeu muB, uuo mau tir9tet
fur bas Qsban oea Sermulesteu. Der 8ba'
Ter ntro als Sbtot uno y&raut" ge'ht!oert,
meIhsr uur burd 8Idfdt auf ietne 6amtIte
oGr @intsrterung tn elmer Srreunnfllt eHt~
aiug. @r iol tstuen 4utbsil au BEN aroRsn,
bon ietuem @roBuater hiuterllheueu Sit'
u0qeu srbalten babsn. Der GOoOtat Doug
laB, oeIisu Biirsau ii9 nebeu bsmIeutseu
Srafe's 6eiinbet, elite, ale er 9sttrH Den
YtholsuiGuB ueru0bm, berbet HaO lab ben
iunleu Rheinldnoer nit elnem B!fol II Der
9aUo, mQbIsub tbu 0Tafe tro8 Ie!usr B1a'
6e gsosn Gte 28auo brdHgte. 8atoe Jtauasr
eutnafiuetfH RbeinIdnoer, ptld)er t4 oanu
aus esm Staube mahte. 3rate erfIaEt P4
sntitlcfeu, ben Ebdtsr utdt 8srtatlt4 gu
pfrfoiQeu. Ste llriahe oes QugrIlI5 III Mot
tefauut. Ser iunge GbeinIGuosr bate I'M
burd igiEe 1airaib NIT siHem 9Ienltma01eu
nit iejner SautIte su3Wstt, uno 0rata mar
oils Sermitiler smiidsu ibm uuS oerB1mtlts
aufgeireten. Gbetnldubsr, psl4sr IN Sfoot'
Inn uO6pt, fftt6 In leBtsrsr 5stt pduj!g
8rObuupen gtgeu ben 42ootateu aus. Bis
brst llbr RadmtttaS mar sr no4 n'at o'r'
bnitet.
CSsGtr) - G5siulduber wlG0e beate
Gbsr6 in 8roctlpu usrbaitet nab i'm Sta.
ttonstauie siugstpsrrt. gr 'a8ts, er babe
3raIe gsihOiisu, neil tbm oetlsI5s istH'
Trau entfremoet babs.
- GoIa Rau. ttr gatts 5itob gtaq uuS
Serris Goblin, mslte rnter Der autIage Dor
@aritt faueea, Fd IN elmer Saaeeuerias'
uage gsgsu cine StraBenbaan Ssieaidatt
bss gieinstb8 iduiSig gemadt gu 5abeg,
tpureen btute uefurthstit. 0as 5raueu'
Nmnltr N Ie4s RouutaH 3uat4aus ulo sta
jebsr eer Wdnusr Al ;u6Lt Itonateu 3aat'
b0ue, fopie elmer @sI0bH5s BON ie $500
als beute ROrgen bUet iuuge Rduuer,
gfamene 8. gicgratb, s. 0ou9bertq uao
8ih. Wc@se, an tem BroutLqIsr artegsba.
fen porbstruberteu, tra4te siu S4uB, u4o
Rc@rotb lnr,te getfuffen in's Boot 3urif.
60 feute fid beraus. baB Der gBdater Gar
btntsr unt elmer Rase geihofsn uuo ben
Nlauu gstroffeu bate. gtc9ratb IN tootlt4
pgrnuubet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-21
Der SetrGiOe' unS BiFtHdlienG
WdrFf.

gbtcugo, 20. Suut.-Rsbt fill; 8ats
3su ;iemlth Iebbaft uu0 idloB uHter pau
gsfrtgeu Staten; llais mdBtg lebbait uub
ntebrigtr; 8oggsn, Safsr uuO @erae fef;
gGnetnsfatfd IsbBaft bel gutter Jtadfrug
uuJ I6loB fsttg. Butter uuO Gtsr flau.
Padfebcnoes tinb Ots SdIuBnotiruugan :
gBuaeu: SuGi S5s, Suit 855 .4ug. 878;
gIais: Suui 54:, Suit sos, &usuil 56g;
6afer 80; JlOgReu Cot; @erts G5; Blad5iaa.
meu 50; SdpaiusilsiId: Stunt 1885 -
10 40, Sru l9.40-l9.45.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-21
Ser ,S9ISr,dsYf.

g&epsYOrf, 20. Stunt. - Tolaaubas
fub BITE &htuBrottruugsu @sI0 6iaate
3u 2 yroseut uuo inlo6 3u BcoJeut. -
Stuitug &Gs&iel 4.834 Asa auf isd83tg
Taae uaO 4.853-4 S5f AMI Stdt.-8unOes,
G6Iigattousu 3-grO3. 1908, 4i,pro3 III
mo 4 pro,. l195.-attten: QbamS' &rpras
l2S, Central 4actfc SO, &b2i. & ObtO St,
Grtp 13!, DO. Brior. 31t, GATE SbOre 758,
W.,S. Geatral 54s NOrthz z29eferu S35, 90.
Erjor. 100, R.-8. Central 9St, Bittsburg
I3J, 8eabiug 225, Sod SslauO l02 llni0uz
EactFic 35l, 0gEeru.llnton So.
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anf RrfnrfH1unasreiien.

SQuFruu3tsco, 90. Snnt:-grtoats
0ofrtdbtSu melbsu bic 4utuntt oes Sdoo'
usrs =, Suuulaata" inter etsutsnant Ssorgs
R. Gtontp In Suualasto. Gtsutsnaut
stpush in pom Der Rsgtsrnng nusgeianot
norbsn, nm ben grOsen, uubstauutsH
9trom, ben sr lsstss SuRr sut6sdts, ua1sr
IN trforiGeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-21
NInine nnh Qnnnn.

8oHou, 20. Sunt. - Das 9onljte, mel.
dss pom rspubliiauiI9eu RatiOnaI. &omite
srpuuut nuros, nm bic 9p. Blaine uuO 90.
aou amtltt iiber ibrsgtomtuattOn ju beua4'
rttttgsu, fam gefsru AbeHo bier On uHe
ttiIt bauts etue 8erinmmlung i'm Barter
6cnjs. lin lIbr RanmItta9s retfie es nuf
stnem Grtrn3uge uaa Iugufta, We., ab, no
&c oem Sru. Blaine mOrBeu istue Aufpars
ting MAIDEN niro.
gugufa, Re., 20. Suut. Der Grtraa
;ug NIT bem bonn @6cugO'sr @onueut er'
nunnteu @omits am SoT6 tam tur3 mad 10
ubr beute absnb bier an. 9ts Dittgitroer
bsgabeu fif, nadbem yquh aus R,iNitppt
Der prrOiioriihe Soriibar oes @onueuts, @r.
Seuator 8oGtns aus Rsp. pampibire una
3iihtGr BOruier Gus SbtO furie Iniprn4su
on Ots ON BuhnbOis oeriammelteu Safer
gsbulten hattsu, mad ban yauguftl' Qouis,
I'M bort ;u iibiIuadten. Webtere bar per.
rem fntteteu beute Absub bem pru. BIatue
informelle Beiudhe ub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-21
Ser 0iee= =@ouDerneur BON 0irais
nferi fdhfrer NrrIeEt

SurtfUuburg, Ba., 20. .Suut.-Bd5z
reuo Sics>@Ouusrneur SObu s. 2etris bsuts
absno in siuem 6u5rpsrte uuf benz Bsse
mad istusr II DistIsn 6fItG uou bier gelsaes
men @obnuug mar, gtug istu Bfsro bur&
uuo Sr. 2spts purba berunsgeidleu6ert.
Uluu firdtst, cab er idusre, iuusrs Ser.
lesunssu srlitteu bat. Gr tft beretts 66
SABRE aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-21
SD bema&rt&ttss ahtunssDp

SD bena&rt6tise athtunsSpp4
49, y meiue sasIret1en Sreuubs uu6 @5as
%S4s'sEa ueT bab id mad gr. q, Nore @aDs
eFIAt,
arno,;pueu bin. mo Id Elm ERobtaaaer auer Gprten
uus 5nu ZEN ueueffen Define, lduttr eiaeueB
sabrifGf. babe. SIN Sstse Ssrr'ssE:sF Tas.sttatsH.
ietb an beorIEsr unS itre Be6lrfuiiis 81 berResmen.
S5 tann test &dufern 20 Bis 25 4rOssnt eriparen.
SSreten Sic pefdligf boz uns be4ttasa Ste, s5e Sis
Enuisn u1ein 8aasr. @epra BED.
SSSrii: Nr. 4$, ParriforArast.
pertaufsLosaI; Er, ., Rcre'@aharoet.
(Ssbt.A, ,12Rts)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-21
8rdnpe.

BrrrbzS Souub, Ont, 20. Suui. -
3ie grOBs Gdgemiibls Der ,WliOluub. Jtortbs
Sbore- gumber- SO. "auBerrp Souu6 1T beute
frib abgsbrnunt. 8srIuit 100000, Der.
fderurg $40,GJ0.
Wtn6eu, ga., 90. Stunt. - Da3 btsFge
@sfdugniB branuts in UergQnggner Radt
Disbsr. Ssde farbtgs @sfcngsne battsu bas
gebdubs nugs5Iubti uHO e1tFamsu NIT tuaps
per ROtb bem Sobs.
8ufou, 20. Stunt. .-SanHel 8aller &
Comp. g OtImngn3tu 3u Sommsr0jla gtug
Heute in Slammeu auf. Ssrluf $50, 900 bis
S2T OCO
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aer ahntioe RnnFnrGlntnt mnn.

Quebec, Gan, 20. Suut. - Sa Dem
Gaue bs3neiiG bsS @eiuds uu 4usItsferuug
6s8 flihiiesu Nsp. gortsr 8autprdiibeuteu
Sobu 6. gno nurOs bsute Sr. 4Qeu aus
Hetp.gort als Sadoerfduoiaer oeruommeu
unb mudte Gusiagen iber glo's 9ei1dfts
3raneaftiousu. Bts isst 1T nod teiue Gat.
ide!Suua In BAN 6aIle abgege6su.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-21
Erauriac TOlsen YOn lInoorT d.
tt1Feit.

@It0eluub, 20. Suut. - al8 gsiferu
Grpft 8riSco con SuOroiue nit elmer Sarot.
finite bau;irts, autIub itd 6te @lfie, uaS Der
eiue Qaui 3eripraug. Nucg yea, eta iuHgeS
Wtdodeu aus btefgsr Staot, wArOe uou et.
nem Der Stide 9strOiisu uno firdtsrIt4
;srileiItt. Sts lsbte nod iiuf Stunoeu ua.
fer itredltdeu Qualeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-21
HOREHODND&1AR
iudt Ainfabren.

Setns Itnbsrnbsu @iuptrfuugsu auf Die
gsrstjteu Guftr6br@sn srFIdreu iid5 aus btE
G3atia&s, 0as istns Sugreotsu3tsu aus ben
Observation-Disclosures
bsfeb n, Del4e iibsrBnupt betauut ftuS,
tuOsm 0aS SrunosIsmeut aus bem Suuta bee
D9orsbouub".BFuu8 (4nbOru beRs5t, mel.
DE nit bsr yQBtss 8aliamea" Ob,r Dem
DSafam BON 9tIsuO" In Serbtubuu0 a..
brudttf. GuBerOem FuO in bteiem Sstl.
uItttsI fiiuf aubsrt botuutI&t
@Iemsuts osrbuubeu, UsI&e leiusr S,I[.
fraft stue nod erB65ts 8trEuua
gebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-21
Billiards, Sa9atenes,
Pigeon-Hole, ,

Flgeoh-HoIei
Seuup Qtu6. uuo Devil among the Tailors
pSer ErratIc spiuner-Gti3s.
BdHe, rlebsrJHas, Queues unS nususlshsr u. h. BEL
THE BRUNSWICK -BALKE- COLLENDER
COMPANY"
Ra6fpIosriu bon 3. o. xanInr q gOnls..
CDai6.1S Rr. SOS. Bsiis8aItmersfr,
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sommer . Gpu,erte in Ghicaao.

SbtcaQo, 20. Suut.- IS miro oetti1'
bet, baB arrangements getrofieu porOeu
finb, nm tinfttsbiu in is6sm Sabre 5om'
msrundts,G GOu5srts i'm notwithstanding
IN ueraufnltsu. Der beriihmts SompoHti
gtruuB puros srIudt, ale Dtrigsut 81 fun
atrsu, iebod mslOst etue Don thm ab5sididte
3eSsife, ba6 er In oisIsm Sabre uidt TOM
men i5uue, isbod pabrihstultd i'm ud5feu
Sabre osm Rufs 6OIge Isifeu perbe. Die
btssidbrigsn @ou3srte weroeE Don YtttQIte=
bern bse 3homas'iaan Srd:fers (EbOmas
Irlbf III in Guropn) gslsitet nsrbsu, uuges
fd5r nu 10. Suit bsgtuaeu uub fiuf Boh:1
oaUeru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-21
2SiGlfiGe AnGiinNidnfta.

@tne letdte Wetbobe, etue u6r tnufen.
f. r u
Cen iest fornirt
more une e&rterdr raHcn nIds DFen 1urM rMbnbR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-21

Egt. bic t5u astrau4t Babsu, iageu, bas Safes
GONG BON 3ore9opuS HuS TBeer Elm puuberGrdfttsss
ggntttsI i.i In alsu 5aEer, no Bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
aTaesrtisu lro uuS bas etue ggirhug ftB urssu55Es
u4Jausgmjrs. gs sntFau Ri&tS. mas Zen ERSs
sen in InOrruuna brtnssn F5nntc, sr bat ttn,n
isgr onaensbmsu gei4maa unS birS ,u sis
n,m qrsiie perFaft ReI4uIeBF Ssmrlubemttt,ItH,u
e;Iaubt. f2 T,iu.r 9siIirafts tPsiIBaftis umaasn.
aiu0ar smpfnbeu grOBe2tuberuug bur&
f,iuc 5aiduittssubeu gtgsuidaftsu, psuu Rs
az GrUuP Obsr 8su95uFeu [eib,u.
grets-5O Gent8 unO ST 90 pro 5Iai6s;
ie mebr, ie btatger.
8et allen GpUtbeteru su babeu.
6. SS. Grittentpn,
nueiniger GtgertBamer
Stem gurt.
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Rehmt GH6 seeen ua68ema6teS
sRumfprb Sefen = 4ulDer9 ID
A@t!

Sire 4n'nH geriugtrlr Jiadahmungen 0t5
alien 5uUcrliingJn yRumto orb, 6eieH .
Bulbers" iiHo tirjhh bspu &5rtluie IN
hiefgtr Statt eutoeft mogotu, ueld)s olraui
berctnIt iiuO, uubebuliame Giuf2ri III tiuidO,H.
Die Tarbe, oas anlebeu, bie @r05s Der Sta
itss, 6arbe uno Stpl Der etiquette, bic ,,gas
braud5 Inuiiiuug," 6le 3u.amasgl,lan3
Der guditabcu aui Der etiquette iuo baiaabe
Qenau 0tsidben, ME m { d. ten gR Il M
forb."
8jtie 9tatahmuu9eu habtu zine 8erihus
benheIt Der Jiamcu an SieDe Oe5 Sum
forb," Obcr br 9ilme uU6 0HoTe EheIle Der
etiquette fuO oerlrtig georuft nm benz
gau5cu ben ullgCmClncH 4aih in oes ed te Il
"Rum'oro" 81 gebCH, uno itno i5bt o1}u
arGethfu, ire III TGbren, maun ultt eIae OoTs
Thtice 5nipCttlou porgeuommeH mlro.
Gini9e Oiaier o gtadabmuugen" m,Io,u
in dOH gebrautte oR nm fOro"' 6laI4en
9etban.
Gus Bmusr oe8 uadseabmte7 |rtl'
Iels II pen gHIrg'rr Gu0ltit uH9 : "
uno tbut niht oalidbe 8af, al5 cas- 9 d. &.
Sebt oaB Der q a me rR Il NJ oro"
ami bic Gttquette gebrutt m!
ytehmt fem AHoere5
y. D. arnpIs. 54SsHsiRsr
ber,Rumforbs c GBemteaL'B orts,"
grobtbsnes, q ..
Bm. s. gramfore GOmp, q 9eutsn.
ar n. eEbauRss ss9IIes, 5G>ttmors.
(Suni2l, 32goEais s&UD
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De 3orbert0r In bsm 9triau0runaeb-O.

20e GoIDeTbOr IN oeHl Sttln nmOtuHBeDE o.
1sfe pees ben eaifrer Rsiber BON Der iaitsR BeHns
9Grm in 9lttsburg uub ben Delmatler 8IIioH TT
atiteTu betnhet Doroeu, unb betee AH1efl1gte purf
sen unter il $50 900 Blreiaaft hem gsri1te lbers
pi,isu. 5r. RiobLe. prdfesHt Der .,9tnn Sant. q"
Eattt i6rn borbsr auf Elm 8srbor 9srBi5t esletftes
uuh SargI5nft fir isR Gri5siHsn Dor 9srt9t sstsUt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-21
I q. EN-
N NEUsTAEDTER's
NcmfftheR @imbcrmcEI.

Cities ueG6srdbmse gr6parlt ent55u aga ut
Er,suauu1 Ucu F.aih, 8uoteu, glut, Uiu5EIu u1a
f,mit ucn atrgcglraf. ericrberltagu get-u1ltglt
lnc ye1r In c.agr fr leitise Gsroauun8 seet5HstaH
6,tm. Ben ben an1ei95tn9au HerteH tit blidts
ais t.r tefe uub mgulaiTsfs Grias far GRutters
mll1 azsst5uuE uu6 al5 has iurs 5ittte GrrtaruEs5
mt..gl flr aetne uu6 UahisuCe Minogr i5lgie flr
Srlu', un6 Gsusier6s emviCt.su uorce1. yleus
itacOtsr's Seatihes Ssiuosrmtbl lit fetnesa
meas cine EleOi3in, i0ncern elm GenabruugSE
mtttel. Lgs5su ietaa5 be9cuteHoea Ga5upert55.
icute us3tu. iltHcr IsL5teu guelulthiait, itiuer
Shml4lafti5tgt uu5 i5Hsusn Gufna5me tu5 gut
In tl5 esu7uute Qintumebl rpr3d3lia beuieui5en
1um GgG.aut smpfoblsu, he on @ertauun95idn5he
UNI talau5 eutisbsnCsr UnJureiasnbsr Grn6bruna,
an tri8sm Stc'iUsaieI, an 8lutarmutb, IhlaHtr
gRu5taIs l6er ugthsr GHedeubil6uu5 uu6 gebnlt6sm
lei1au. Gomit ptro e5 beipuber5 lum Getrauh f0r
SSl3liH7e, atHtsr In ibnensm Ba65t5um, icuis fur
i1Lts Rtacer, ts GaIa5e gu ioseH0nuteu .tcypeltsu
gIiscsn" haben, on3ele5tHtIth empfoblsu fernsr
fur L95pepilier, Rrante unb Geueienbe In iebem
Gtartum, icmte fur Rerpeuitua&e unb Gri5bpfte.
Wtt fs5lanbr, Uoer Mot gutter unb aeuuseubss
Wluttermildl III ba5 Rtuberme5l Der eiu,iae
anertauute GriaB bsr nat0rli&eu Qabruus tSs
Sau5.tn35. 9u5ei4 TT e5 has f6ufe S6utmitid
ter Sletusn se3an ,,Summers ompIaiut, d"
trruii&e Etarrboe uub &inOerdOIera. 8u bas
ben tn alien GpotestsR' grets 50 Gsut5 per g1&RS
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4S. GOusres. Grfte steuus.

Die Bin SetrefTs penGcniruns Ger S.terauen
erB merttantfdben 6riess i'm geudt.-& &Hts
Ihetsans scS Roreps Sample eG itbenEBabls
9pntefiS i'm Saufe.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-26

RIcHMos;D, November 25th.-Thc State
Canvassing Board completed its work this
afternoon, with the following result Cleve-
land, 49, 497; Blaine, 1886.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-26
A Medal for a Gallant Act.

l. u NISOaI IOT Il AcI.
New YORK, November 25th.-Captain
George Hawkins, of the American bark Il.
F. Watson, saved the lives of four japanese
sailors in one Of the small ports of Japan,
March 18th last The sailors were in
small boat which was capsiZed by gale.
The japanese Government, as a token of
appreciation, has sent TO him q silver
medal and printed certificate through the
State Department at Washington which
was last night presented to Captaip~tfyW
kins by Collector Robinson.
Chinese Guild.
New YORK, November 25th.-Philadel-
phia specials say; A Chinese guild has been
formed here by members of churches of five
different denominations interested in relig-
ious teaching among the Chinese. Rooms
for instruction and reading and hospital
care will be provided.
New York Stock Market.
NEW YORK, November 25th. - Stocks
.opened firm and then declined to J. Near
III o'clock, Lake Shore rose and the mar
ket was firmer.
New YORK, November 25th Stocks at
moon were strong and higher, advancing
.l@E.
New YoRK, November 25th.-Central Pa
cific, 33g Burlington, 10; Northern Pacific,
.I73 Northern Pacific, preferred, Al; North
western, 90 New York Central, SSs;
.Oregon Navigation, 50; Transcontinental,
ri; Pacific Mail, 523; Panama, 9S; st.
Louis and San Francisco, 20: Texas Pa
.oific, II; Union Pacific, 50I Wells-Fargo
Express, 107a; Western Union, COL.
New YORK, November 25tf-3 P. NJ
Stocks are more active and in brisk de-
mand this afternoon. Changers and Lack
awanna are the special features, Northwest
ern rising to 9ts, st. Paul to Isl, Rock
Island to 110S, and Lackawanna to 1904.
Round amounts of these stocks were taken
for both long and short account, and the
market closed strong at or near the highest
point OF the day.
Suspension Of Work.
tWILKEsBARRE( Pa, November 25th.-The
Record has private intelligence this even
ing. to the effect that combination has
ordered the suspension of all the mines in
the anthracite regions Thanksgiving Day,
and for the first six days of December
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-26
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

r WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
i DECEMBER 9th, the L. q. Thompson &
Co.'S Agricultural Works, Stockton, consisting
of Wood and Iron-wordng Machinery, Build
ground the buildings now stand on This is
a splendid opportunity for anyone wishing to
engage in the manufacturing business 1t is
well located, and the late fire having burned
out one of the largest planning mills in the city,
makes this property more desirable. The works
can be kept running constantly on outside job
work.
For full particulars, write or call on the ander-
signed.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
n17-td II. c. SMITH, Assignee.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-26
M. r. ROSES

A GRICULTURAL WORKS, NINTH AND K
n streets, builds every description Of Pump
ing Machinery, Steam Engines, Horse powers,
ont
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LANES MCGUIRE

MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERs,
Ns Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters Railings
Gratings, Housework and Blacksmithiug in gen
eral, No. 52G X street, between Fifth and Sixth
Secondhand Doors for sale. je22-iptt
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON AND
I Residence, No. 323 street between Third
and Fourth. Hours to 10 A. H. 3 to and TO
81. VI. Office of City Superintendent OF Public
Schools at same place. se1-4pim
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Loss and Gain.
CHAPTER 1.
was taken sick a year ago
With billions faynrr

thaI-lkf L.
Il was taken sick a year ago
With bilious fever"
My doctor pronounced me cured, but |
got sick again, with terrible pains in my
back and sides, and got so bad l
Could not move
/ shrunk,
From DDS lbs to 130 | had been doc
toring for my liver, but it did me no good.
| did not expect to live more than three
months. began to use Hop Bitters. Di-
rectly my appetite returned, my pains left
me, my entire system seemed renewed as if
by magic and after using several bottles,
am not only as sound as a sovereign, but
weigh more than | did before To Hop
Bitters l owe my life r. FIrzrATRIcK.
Dublin, June 6, 81
CHATTER II.
Maiden. Mass. Feb l. 1880. Gentlemen
suffered with attacks Of SEX headache
Neuralgia, female trouble for years III
the most terrible and cxcr0tiating manner.
No medicine or doctor could give me
relief or cure, until used Iio!, Di;;ers.
The first bottle
Nearly cured me
The second made me as we'll and strong
as when u child,
And have been so to this day
My husband was an invalid for twenty
years with q serious
Kidney, liver and urinary complaint,
Pronounced by Boston's best physi-
clans
"Incurable,n
Seven bottles of your Bitters cured IN
and know Of the
Lives of eight persons
In my Agghborhood that have been saved
by .our bitters.
And many more are using them with
great benefit
"They almost
Do miracles! - Mrs. E. d. Slack
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re- None genuine without bunch Of green
Hops on the white label Shun all the vile, POT
sonous stuff with "a Hop" or HOPS = their
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GEORGE w. YOUNG

CUCCESSOR TO PIKE & YOUNG, CARRIAGE
y Manufacturer, corner Fourth and l. streets,
Sacramento. Established in 1880 All sizes OF
Buggies, Phaetons, Spring and Thoreughbrace
Wagons. Repairing, Painting and Trimming
done. m2O-4ptt
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night: eat too much without exercise work too
hard without rest; doctor ali the time; take all
the vile nostrums advertised, and then you will
want TO know hO3C to get treI. which is answered
in three words-Take Hop Bitters.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

Containing 179 acres. on Sacramento
river, at Elk Horn Landing; 100 acres till
able; a good Dairy or Fruit ranch; adapted for
the heaviest growth Of Alfalfa. Price, $50
peracre. WilleXchange for city property. Also,
For $4,000. = Foot-hilI Ranch of 144
acres; 20 Ge-es in Fruit consisting OF Peaches,
Pears, Nectarines, Plums, etc: 20 acres Grain
land; l35 acres cleared: Dwelling, Barn, etc;
take one-haf cash. Also
For $500, 16 81 acres, all in Vineyard,
adjoining town of Davisyino, Yolo county, and
fronting on Putah creek the best of land;
grapes when bearing produce tons to the
acre. Also,
Tor So per acre, $50 acres 2 miles
from SecrettoWn, in Placer county. Also,
For &15, 900, 364 acres in YoIo county, on
Sacramento river; 80 acres in Apples and
Prunes ~ acres in Alfalfa; miles north of
Sacramento; Dwelling. Large Barn, etc. Also,
For SI25 per acre, 40 acres of splendid
Fruit or Grape land = miles from city limits.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WNI. GUTENBERGER

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
/ chinist, Front and n streets Manufacturer
of Gutenbergers Horse Powers, Patent Ground
Roller and Clcg Crusher and Barley Mills. All
kinds of Hydraulic Pipes. n1S-lm
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C.. ZwICKEL.

AT-STREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
lfl and Fifth Cast-iron Founder; Msnufact-
urer Of all kinds Sf Cast and Rod-Iror Railings
and Fences. Ali Building Castings N ade to order.
S5-4pIm
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Cannibalism Case.

LoypoS. November 25th.-The case of
Captain Dudley and mate, of the wrecked
Yacht Mignonette, who were tried for muir
der on November 9th for having killed the
TcoNr1NuED ON LAST PAGE.l
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a Call to Place Rosecrans in the Cabinet

New YORK, November 25th-The World
this morning printed a notice that meet
ing of California residents in this city and
Brooklyn had been called by Colonel r. l..
Mills to indorse Rosecrans for Secretary of
War in the new Cabinet. The call states
that his record as the commander of the
Army of the Cumberland and Chairman of
Military Committee &C the House, and his
effective work during the campaign are
strong arguments in favor Of his selection
which, it concludes, would be graceful
and deserved compliment to the Pacific
slope and the West. Your reporter cannot
trace the origin of this call either at the
World Office or among Californians in Wall
ctrc
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FOR SALE-T0 LET.

TOR SALE-A HALF OR WHOLE INTER
L est in the Western Hotel Hacking; Two
Carriages and Four Horses and Harness. For
further particulars inquire at the office or Of the
driver. Milf
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yITATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, suo
wv sos street, between Fifth and sTe.
Sixth, have always on hand choice yari- e. a
ETY. of fine Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, NlAsB
etc. iaI-lm
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II F. TEBBETs, DENTIST, TO 91i .syzsz,,ss.,
L Sixth street, between I and J 'tSss55...s. 3
west side, opposite Congregational III = =
Church. AiII-tf
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FROM FAR AN NEAR.
THE SUIT OF THE GOVERNMENT
AGAINST THE UNION PACIFIC.
Rosecrans for Secretary of War
Quarrel Between General Sher-
man and Jeff Davis.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

lsrrc1aL DISPATCHES TO THE nHoonD-uNIos. |
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ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. J. DRIsCoL.
ROOT. NELSON s. CO.

NOVH, -NI1ILSFIN x No.,
UNION FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Machirists Front street. be-
tween and 0. Castings ana Machinery of
every description made to order. ja2i-ipIm
+. TosrEa. J. 0 FUNSTON.
1858. f. FOSTER & CO.. 1884.
DOOK-RTNDERS, P.APER-RULE2S AND
d Bank-Bcf.S Manufacturers, No. Si9 street,
bot Szea Third nllIi EoIlrIh SacrNIn i'm iIt