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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-03-13
PATHS Silver " edding.

Joe Ho ward INDUCES in some inter
esting "reminiscences of Patti anent the
dlva's celebration of her Silver we'd
ding" or the twenty-fifth anniversary
of her appearance upon the stage. He
Condemns the "circus" made on the oc-
casion in characteristic fashion, and then
proceeds to do a little solid gushing on
his own account, to wit:
1t didn't alter the fact that the great
est artist in the world was celebrating
her silver wedding of song and art. 1t
didn't alter the fact that in every land
where melody is known and harmony is
loved, the name of Adelina Patti is
spoken with reverence and With entire
respect. It didn't alter the fact that
the little girl ~exacts, and gets, S., 600 a
night, payable before the curtain goes
up on the second act. It didn't alter
the fact that with years of maturity and
the hard-set face of experience, this
wondrous creature combines the antics
of youth and the bohemian habits ca
perfect freedom, to go and do and be as
she p~leases. Society-heaven save
that gracious mark-whIch welcomes
Christine Nilsson and courts Ed
win Booth turns the cold bare
shoulder to Adelina Patti, but for all
that, every Sunday morning that part
of society which dwells in swelldom in
the gorgeous hotel where she has tenn.
poary apartments are wild with delight
when their childre are permitted, as
they are frequently, to enter the great
divia's rooms, and to pass a pleasant
hour or two examining her magnificent
~tiaras, the costly necklaces, thepreclous
stones, she cheer1ly exhibits, and to
listen to her exquisite trilling and CAROL
ing as she sings for them, as freely and
as easily as a bird chirps and rattles off
it's heaven tending cadences upon the
bending sprig of a neighboring tree.
PATHS triumphant career is about to
close. She tells us that this is her last
visit to America, where her majestic
gifts, gracious and heaven-loved arts
and beauties, are generously and abun.
dainty and multitudinously paid for by
q prodigal people, and that next season
she intends to bid farewell to every
stage of publicity, and confine herself
thenceforth to Nicolini, her parrots and
her home. Happy we who have seen
and heard her! Happy they in whose
donesticity she hopes henceforth to
pass her time.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-03-13
PRESIDENT CLEVELANB'S CABINET
Names and Sketches of the Statesmen Sc
lectsd by the Presid emit TO Administer
the Departm epts.
TIE CABINET.

THE CABINET.
Secretary of ~State-Thomas F. Bayard of Della
ware.
Secretary Of the Treasury-Daniel Manning Of
New York.
Secretary Of war-William @. Endicott of Mas
sachusetts.
Secretary Of the Navy-William c. Whitney Of
New York.
Secretary Of the Interior Il. Q. @. Lamar Of
Mississippi.
Postmaster General-William F.. Villas of Wis
consin.
Attorney General-A II. Garland OF Arkansas.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-03-13


washington Special: The president has
signed an executive order throwing oman to
.ns.t.r.ane ~ $500. n.- AZ. u;---.~s
= 500 par - ny "inncDago
and crow Greek reservations, In Dakota. There
are 61.OOU acres ia the tract. and IL lies east az
a. rs,ssa,ri r;var al i-st ao,,,b !, p;o.~a
- 1AseoA1 : anu iass sousn " Iieiro.
on these lands. Secretary Teller decided to
open these reservations several weeks ago.
but held the announcement Of the matter
1ack nnnan coula PC seen what would DC
rgesa Tbe nresident and secrstary Taller
are committed 10 The repeal Of the pre-cmp-
ton act. and preferred 70 have the Winnebago
and Crow creek lands come into the market az
ter the repeal should be passed by congress.
In that event il could only be open to home
stead settlement Lately they were satisf-
"a ~ influential Western members hat there
VAS no hope for its passage and there was no
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-10
MORE BURGLARS.
MIKE M'DERMOTT HAS A SHOT
AT ONE.
A Man at a Sunset Depot Lodging
House Robbed OF $56-FouP
TPamps Arrested.

Officer Martin was after the Migrants
and suspicious characters loaling around
the Sunset depot early this morning and
picked up four of them. About $3.50 this
morning he heard a pistol shot coming
from Mr.. Mike McDermott's saloon, on
Austin street, and running there he met
Mr.. McDermott with a pistol. who
Informed him that he believed he had
killed man, who was trying to force his
way into his saloon by the back way.
Together they searched for the corpse,
but found nothing, except the bullet hole
In the wall, about two feet to the right
OF the window casing, In the rear Of the
saloon, which window was open. lie
told the officer that he had gone to bed
but few minutes, and had closed the
saloon, when he heard peculiar kind
OF swapping sound, followed by the
sound Of window being raised Then
he heard the heavy window curtains
being raised, and he got up and took his
bull dog pistol and crept out to see II a
burglar was entering. Sure enough the
body of q man was just crawling through
the window, and the fellow was half
way inside when Mr.. McDermott fired
his pistol. The man was not hit and
escaped.
officer Martin had noticed some sus-
picious looking men loailng about the
saloon and depot last night, and prompt
ly went in search of them. This morn.
ing he saw man come out OF McGhee's
lodging house and cross over to the rail-
road track. lie followed, and the man
began running toward Dignowity hill.
Martin, thinking this fellow might lead
him to the gang, gave chase, but soon
saw a smoke rising from the brush, and
struck out for that, thinking to find the
gang around a camp fire. He found the
IL. The others had probably scattered.
lie arrested the German, and afterwards
three other suspicious characters.
This morning at the police station
man named w. 5. Bryan came and re-
ported that he had been robbed of $50
and pair of boots early this morning,
ut McGhee's lodging house. lie said he
was plasterer and mason and went up
stairs to bed. Another ledger whom he
did not know, was asleep in another bed
in the same room, but he paid no atten-
tlon to him. This morning when he
awoke his money and boots were gone,
so was his roommate. Mr.. McGhee
says he saw this lodger leave the house
about daylight, but as this was no I'M
usual occurrence he paid no attention
to him. This man evidently was one of
the gang and can probably tell where
Brynn's money is.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-10
PERSONAL POINTS
collected From Hotel Corridors
and Elsewhere.


A. r. Allen, Of Cotulla, is in the city,
II. J. Ware, of Del Rio, is at the Men
ger hotel.
Captain J. NJ. Cotton, OF Houston, Is
In the city.
w. b. seeley. Of Clifton, is a guest oil
the Maverick.
w. showalter, Of Laredo, is guest Of
the Maverick.
W. A. Maxwell, OF Bolton, stops at
the Maverick.
J.B. Wells, of New York, is stopping
ut the Maverick.
$. Nagelsonoles, Mason, is stopping
at the Maverick.
S. S. Shaw, of Philadelphia, Is guest
Of the Maverick.
Major John G. Lewis, OF Austin, 10
at the Maverick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Baxter, OF Naya-
sofa, is at the Menger.
V. b. Curtis and wife. OF Chicago, are
guests Of the Maverick.
Miss May Madrlgal, OF Terre IIaute,
Ind, is at the Menger.
Major Alex Moore is in the city from
his Frlo county ranch.
Charles Pellson, OF New Orleans, lie
stopping at the Maverick.
A. Rosenberg, OF Richmond, Virginia,
Is stopping at the Maverick.
L. G. Dial Bello, from the sunny land
OF Italy, Is q guest Of the Menger.
q. }. MoClough. a nursery dealer Of
Mason, Texas, Is at the st. Leonard.
Captain Isaac Julian. of the San Mar
cos Free Press. is at the St. Leonard.
A. j. Bassett and wife. OF Grand
Crossing, are guests OF the Maverick.
Mrs. A. j. Baker, Of Tacoma, Wash
ington Territory, Is at the Menger.
Major Thomas Caden, of Galveston,
formerly Of Indianola, is at the Menger.
Captain John b. Armstrong. Of Austin,
formerly OF the State troops, Is quartered
Mt the Menger.
stock raiser, OF Rockport, Texas, is at
the Menger.
Colonel n. =. Turner, connected with
the Refrigerator Car system of Texas, is
at the Menger.
Mr.. John Orth, an extensive beer
brewer Of Minneapolis, Mimi, is at the
Menger with his wife.
Colonel William Redus and family, OF
Devine, are at the st. Leonard. They
are on their way to the New Orleans
exposition.
IL. Massey and wife and Donito Wolfe
and wife, OF Saltilo, Mexico. are at the
st. Leonard on their way to the New
Orleans exposition.
Mr.. r. Is. johnson, business manager
OF the LIGHT, left last night to attend
the State Press association, which meets
IN Galveston to-day.
Mr.. Uriah Lott, of Waterfowl, New
York, is at the Menger. Mr.. Lott Is the
gentleman who built the Corpus Christi
and Laredo railroad, beginning without
any money and bringing 1t to success
ful completion.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Rice, of Kansas, 4.
4. Flagler, of Lockport, N. Y, II. ID. V.
Pratt, of Elmira, n. Y, and J. S. Drake,
Of New York City, are on n general pros
pecting tour through Texas. They are
accompanied by NJ. ID. Mather, formerly
of this city, but now President Of the
Austin WaterwuTks company, and are
registered at the Menger.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-10
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town. -.

Colonel Belknap-is out of town on
business. 49,
en-, Barnes is the father of u 10
pound girl.
Alderman Cardenas has resigned his
chair to assume the duties of Assistant
City Marshal.
The cause celebre Mahncke, VS.. NJ.
Lindner, will not come up for trial be-
fore the next term of court.
The Belknap Rifles held n meeting
last night and decided not to have a
dress parade on Washington's birthday.
The LIGHT has received an invita-
tiGn to attend the children's masquerade
ball at Arbelter Nerein hall, next Satur-
day evening.
The LIGHT has received II fine and
luscious pine apple from the Messrs.
Gillett IL Fisk, fruit dealers, ut No. 2l5
Commerce street.
Parties wanting stock for working,
riding and express purposes, can be sup
Piled by calling at Leafs stock yard, OPP
positc Southern hotel. 2-lO.5t
The United States depot of COM
mlssary subsistence Mt San Antonio
want proposals until II o'clock noon on
February 10, for 5000 pounds of corn
meal IN sacks, 2i00 pounds of onions in
barrels, 10000 pounds of potatoes in
sacks.
The Board of Directors of the San
Antonio Relief association are requested
to meet In the rooms of the association,
DOS Soledad street, on Thursday morn
ing Mt 0;30 O'Clock, TO attend to import
ant business. The Vice President and
cooperating ministers are requested to
attend. j. W. NEIL, President.
III. JOINS, Secretary.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-10
SUPPOSED PICKPOCKET.
A Light Fingered Negro Arrested
on Suspicion.

Last Saturday afternoon negro
named Jim McAllister was paid So for
some work done and met Mr.. Smith,
whom he owed, and told him he would
see him that evening and pay him. A
negro named Billy Washington, who was
with Jim when he got his money at
Frost's store, was walking along with
him when he talked to Smith. Billy
saw Jim put the money in his vest
pocket, and while they were engaged IN
conversation Billy took Jim's lead pencil
from this same vest pocket and began
sharpening 1t with knife. When they
left Smith, Jim found his money gone
and his pencil In Washington's hands.
and accused him of the theft, which he
denied. Washington was arrested, tried
and acquitted of the charge of being n
vagrant this morning. Detective Hughes
testified that this was the third COM
plant against Washington rom parties
who had lost small sums of money. and
at restaurant on North Flores street.
not long ago, the pantry was broken
open and relieved of lot of provisions.
Washington was at once suspected, bur
could not be detected. lie Is a slick
looking young darkey, and has been
working us porter In saloon until
recently.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-10

& LOCAL NOTES.

~. N. -. =. pt.., -. . r
Uous,on and SoleJ.d streets also orboy,
yItms 10 cents. o'e.at
wsas,sr a ,vu..,. ALA. ~ ~
Commerce strest S.s.tf
FL, L.. -, 49,, IN
soledad Raasonable rates wv
-, -. 80. t., u,.
ona AZ e" ILL "pp'en, p.ar' p rn , hpr,eoo
anI a Gs $3.50 u. Daoi % ooi"oi i. y y,
m. go, Is., ,.
oa-,inn, uoVu p,ais nasluhe s,lus
uin, ip ~, ~ 0v 10 '..,i, ,he snaak
a snn ~ IN 20, WI" n Nc 'I h,saraS ,n
S'ta,,an o s sae sehSon one h"hu5e s,g
".a'ions ,ss"e"' u
Our clothing made to order Is strictly
nis'-o'"ss' AN'oAsi |" oose'
| Overcoats anu WINTER underwear cheap
F" fahcoas' " SUNS
-Branched chinas 20 cents, at Bakers,
corner Houston ana Soledad streets, also
Marechal Neil roses % cents. 2-9-3t
Buy new No. s sewing machine. If
Every smoker should try "Jittle Joker.-
Great reduc,ion In nr,ces ON winter
goods at Pancoast A. song.
,,.., r.t- q A.. ia. - o..
ro.a.n,a 20, Iai, ~, sn1 i eiS W. ia a.
inc IA Ronhom street on The otb ,oth
and lin Of February. 2-7-1t
o. h.,1.a, - T., .,.
sLo,o n W. Soo5 pT ,rnp,0s ,, ar oI
E nh,es a, -, a"o "oou ie"p''' a., ="
reui"ais 10. i
The only perfect family sewing ma
chine, wheeler q WILSON'S silent NO. ..
A bran new piano. never used, cost
$3.50, can be bought at bargain, by
calling on or addressing r. B. johnson,
LIGHT office. ll-l2-tf
For Hoarseness, whooping Cough,
Spasm OF the Wind-pipe, known as
growing disease, and indeed for all pull
monary ailments most common among
the little people. MORLEY'S TWO-BIT
COuGH nkUP Is certain cure.
sold by +. halteyer u son.
Bearing size pear trees. also apple
trees, corner Houston and Soledad sis.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-10

The grent popularity of the " FARMER
GIRL" Cook Stove, manufactured by the
Leibrandt Il Mcdowell Stove Company,
and sold by their agents. II. Schultze 4
Son, San Antonio, has induced certain
unprincipled fellows TO call another stove
by that name and try to palm 1t OIL on
the public as the original FARMER GIRL.
Legal steps are now being taken to pro-
tect the trade mark GARNER Girl" and
put a stop 10 the imposition.
ii. ScHULTzE q Son.
Agents for West Texas, No. . West
Commerce street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-10
Recorders Court.

A. l.. Jackson, beating and striking,
fined SIS.
A. l.. Jackson, drawing a pistol, dis
missed.
Kate Jackson and Sue Combrey,
Migrants, s. or five days.
Joe Donahan, John Schroede, Joe FL
beck and Gus Hudson, Migrants, $40 OF
30 days each.
Jesus Flores, drunk and dlsorderly,
fined IS
Antonio Olivarez. drunk, S..
william David, drunk and disorderly,
fined So
Aug. Bruhn. drunk, IS.
Two cases dismissed and three contln-
ned.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-10
OF TO the Mines.

MIR. f. ii. Hartz and his partner, Cap
tain b. NJ. Custer, leave by this evenings
train for an inspection trip to their coal
mines near Eagle Pass. They expect to
build three mile track to connect with
the Sunset road, and thus be enabled to
furnish coal to San Antonio customers
at $50 per ton.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-10

5 East Commerce street, has just re-
ceived the latest designs in holiday
goods, consisting Of celluloid dressing
cases. Florence sets, shaving sets. nail
sets, infant sets, odor cases, cigar cases,
cut glass and cologne bottles; also a
large assortment Of Wright's, Palmer's,
Lundborg, Colgate's and Lubin's per-
fumes at lowest cash prices.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-10
The Bridal Veil

Mr.. 7. NJ. Millett. the well known
buyer for Robards q slayden, at Bolton,
was married last evening ut O'Clock at
-. Marks cathedral to Miss Evelyn
Howard, OF this city. \ large number
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-10

Who is AN old citizen of San Antonio
and well known rs first-class house
and sign painter, has returned and re-
opened paint shop at 30I East Com
merce street. MIR. Pasche is prepared
to furnish estimates and contract for any
and all classes of work In his line. Salts
faction guaranteed. 2-5-Gm
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-10

On and after Tuesday, February 10Th,
the Street Railway company will put on
an extra car on Tuesday and Thursday
afternoons, to run from Houston street to
Government hill, and return after dress
parade. The car will leave Houston
street Mt $3.50 and return Immediately
after the parade. 2-7-3t
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-10

The Arbeiter Verein will give the
children of its members mask ball on
the evening of February II. Tickets, %
cents, 2-D-Gt
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-10

You will find 1t to Your advantage to
buy your coal OF A. Bruni, 1924 Military
plaza, telephone 234. Delivered in any
G ;antity to any part Of the city at low
est prices. li-l0-lm
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-10

The firm of ]. Marks & Co. has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent.
!. MARKS.
i. MARKS.
A u liabilities Of the late firm. as well
as the collection of all outstanding ac-
counts will be in charge Of Z. Marks.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, February Z, 1885.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-10

A FIRsr-CLAs' HOTEL STEWARD, now
"A In charRr OF enc Of tho leading Tex,s
hotels, Is omen for a situation March :. Address
steward" this oflct. 2l-u
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-10
PAUL WAGNER'S BAZAAR !
CHEAP COLUMN.

LNoR SALE-Threc horses, one drfy and one
II buggy Address, Alamo Lumber Yard, cor.
Avenue ID and Tenth street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-16
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

John w Conway has been appointed
Postmaster at Guy, Washington Territory.
\ sensational divorce case, entitled Cas-
well vs.. Caswell, is on trial at Months 10,
Ill.
Interesting memorial services were held
IN Honolulu August 18th, in honor Of Cen
eral Grant
The Georgia Commissioner orAgriculture
reports the cotton crop four points below
Its condition in August.
4 dispatch from Regina saws that Riel
has been raspited, pending the decision Of
the British Privy Council
The American ship Paramatta seriously
injured the British ship Guluare in a col
lision off the Irish coast on Saturday.
Seven deaths from cholera were reported
in Marseillcs Monday. Thirty patients re-
main under treatment in the Pharo Hospi-
tai
One thousand and seventv-five new
cases of cholera and 37l deaths from the
disease We're reported throughout Spain
Monday.
a sensation has been created in the
French world of fashion by the Due de
Morny's candidacy for a seat in the Cham
Der of Deputies.
4 Santiago de Chile dispatch says A
heavy earthquake occurred st Total yes
terday. The inhabitants were greatly
alarmed, owing 10 the sea receding.
+. D. Clayton, Alfred Brothelton and G..
W. Brown have been arrested at Baltimore,
charged with sinking the brig o. 7. Still
man to obtain the insurance on her.
Colonel George Ward Nichols, President
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-16
COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.
sAcEAMgyro. sente,nhnr Il

sACEAMzero, September 18th
fhuIl-I I. em9ns mons 81: Lines, ST. 80
- Es-n .t a. 5oa2 70 = bunch; PineApries,
2 100; Tahiti Oranges, 81 50S-5; Apples. fair.
609Sgc; fancy, 90cGSl; Peaches. Jgd,65c; Bartlett,
Pears. 81 IS. Plums, 75G soc q box: Water
melons; l9ctgsl g dozen; Cantaloupes, 5o969c
PIE FRUIIS-Assorted, 21d-fo cans, dsz.
& 5l9l 30; assorted, gallon cans, 81: Peaches
2-1ze cans, 81 50: Portland Blueberries IL cans
q y hoItieberr1es, & as; Capital Asparagus
DRIED FRUTTS-Apples, sliced, Prose . d;
choice, sc: 10 quarered, 2G215c; Pears,
PPeei eS eS elc; Piums, pItted. 6G7c;
Pe&cAes, bG'e: do peeled, I2GI3c: PTunes
German and French, 6G7c: Blackberries IOg
lie; figs, California, 4@5c , b.
TABLE FRUIIs-AsSorted, 21z-ib cans, q doz,
6 2l@2 p; Pnns, 81 5o5i 20 BiaeIberries So.
2 2, 10; Gooseberries, 81 25@2 so; strawberries,
y 5042 90; Aprieots, 81 70Gf 70 Muscaj
Grapes, y 15g2; Red CuTrants, 81 3562 20;
VEGETABLES Early Rose Potatoes, $4,000
CT: New Onions, 95cGsI Cabbage,
5I5c@Sli Carrots, 60e ? 100; TuInips, ,75c
s bunch vegetables; l21ze p doz Parsnips,
&c; CucuInbers, 566c; String Beans, 3 : lie >
10, Wax Beans, ia lie Z b; Summer SQUASH. 9lsc
2 %; Peas, S@515c = n AItiehokes, 46c 4
dozeh; tomatoes. SO94Oc p box; Green Pep
Pers, 4d5c h: Green corn. l5c = doz; Sweet
Potatoes, 90c(6Sl p ctl
BBEADSTUFFS-FlOur, 81 20 e bbl: Oatmeal.
IS 50 z 100 lbs: C0rnmeal white and yellow,
u IN y ID sacks, s. p in 10 ID sacks = 100 lbs;
cracked heat. g 25&12 10; Hominy, IS % = cwt.
rOULIR1-Llve turkeys. l5GI6c p %:
iu'tgrown Chickens, "A 50G5 8 dozen; young
BOOSTERS, s. 50G5 y dozen Brols rs, 81 50G3;
anne Ducks, Silo,5 50 Geese, 81 25@I 50 q pair :
Eggs. choice lois, 30,GS21$c "a dozen
DAIRY PRODUCfS-kutter. choice roll 81
@S&12c 3 70 picked, 25G27c; packed in firkins.
choice, 25c; common l5@92Jc; Cheese Califor-
MIA. 99l1c; western fats, l39l4c; Martins
Cream. l6c.
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED-oat hay, sl2GI4 6
:on: Alfalfa hay, Sl0&ll . Ton; Bran, SIG = ton;
Alddlings, SO q ton; Barley whole 81 30;
rolled, 81 so; Wheat, 81 S5inl 10 cwt,
White Wild Oats, s. 25; Tame oats 81 50; Corn,
81 p = cwt Tor choice
MISCELLANEOUS - Seeds - Alfalfa, l1@I2c,
Timothy, Eastern, 61&Cc715c = 10 oregon, 66,7c,
Pop Corn, 35z@Ic p II Red Clover. lS9l4c:
Red Ton, 7@ec. Nuts-Chiie WslnutS, 10
DC; California NainUts, 5 1319}sc; Almonds, l6s
ne; Peanuts California 41sef55zc. I8ta (CalifoT.
ni9}, CARS, 5000; Eastern, 1lLtaIl1sc. Hides.
salt. light ana medium. Sc; heavy Steers, &c;
dry, l712c. Tellow, 454@5c. Hops-So demand.
Sales OF Pacific coast in New York, Zoe; market
value here, 3,d6c.
MEATS = Beef 697c Mutton, SC > h
Lamb, Sc; Veal 7G9e; Hogs. Sale; Dressed
Pork, SIC; Hams, Eastern, lfehl5c; California,
l2e4l3I12c; Bacon, medium, 953c; selected, 12c;
extra light, l31@c.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-16

LONDON. September 16th-A. M.-The
Pau Nal Gazslte to-day protests against
the ho0ting OF the ragtag and bob-tail mob
outside the Bow-street Police Court being
accepted as the voice of the public opinion
upon its revelations. 1t asserts that the
best men and women in the land support
its course, and declares that it will go hard
with any Government that endeavors to
stiHe the cry for justice by gagging those
who make ii audible.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-16
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCIS o. September 18th.
FLOuR-MOderate demand for export, with
fair local custom. We quote: Bet city
extra, 81 2j15; medium, IS tga4; shipping
superiine s. 7563 50 a Dbl.
NHEAT-Ihe market is IN much better shape
than it was week ago. There /, some business
in progress, and though it is not extensive III
proportion, still il is OF sufficient volume To en-
courage the hope that movement Of greater
magnitude IS near at hand. shippers are paying
more attention to offerings, and this is OF itseli
cheerful indication, especially as operators OF
this class have for q long time given scarcely
any heed to exhibited samples. The Liverpool
market IS also improving, but progress while
favorable, is slow. The local market is not eX-
peeted 10 take any sudden jump upward, but the
situation is considered TO be in much better tr,m
for the holding interest than for three mouths
past. More activity and higher figures are prob
able. shipping grades of fir class quality com
mand 81 20 2 ell and this figure is the basis fol
transactions just at present.
Call Board sales at the morning session OF the
san Francisco Produce Exchange were Us fol
lows
Buyer scasou-lG0 tons. 81 co: 200, 81 COL
Buyer lSSj-l0O tons, 81 5.is: 100 81 81 900
81 5l14; 800 81 5l1; 800, 81 5l5s; 100, 81 5ls4 Z