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The National tribune., 1885-12-03
THE REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER
OF PENSIONS.

THE REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER
OF PENSIONS.
We give up much space in this weeks
paper to the report of the Commissioner of
Pensions, and wish we could give more, for it
makes recommendations of unusual impor
tance and it should be in the hands of every
soldier and friend Of soldiers in the country.
Gen. John G. Blacks appointment put at
the head of the Pension Bureau gentleman
of large intellectual caliber and unusual
training and experience. He seems to be
what is not frequent in the history of the
Pension Bureau-a man entirely big enough
for the place, and capable Of comprehending
the theory and practice of its operations. 1t
is beyond denial that he has infused a
greater vigor and efficiency into its opera
tons and has accomplished results that en-
title him to the praise of every friend of
the soldier.
The increased effectiveness of the working
force added during the year 81, 7,602 names to
the rolls, but death was no less bus:v and
effective among the veterans, and the 1888
names which were dropt from the rolls were
mainly his dreadful harvest. This leaves
the net addition but 1867.
The greatly increased efficiency of the
working force of the Bureau is shown by the
following comparison of the claims admitted
during last and previous years:
IsSI.... 40
ioS2. so
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loo4.-.....-...-......-.. ........o',9@V
...'..H,oof
The tribute that the Commissioner pays
the staff which has so ably assisted him in
his work is thoroughly well deserved.
There is no more efficient corps of employees
in the Government service than those in the
Pension Bureau, and they can always be
relied upon to zealously carry out any ideas
of the Commissioner.
The comparison which the Commissioner
makes of former wars in which this country
was engaged, with the immensity of the
great rebellion, is valuable and suggestive,
and Table %, which accompanies this COM
parison, is of such importance that we repro
duce it in this place. 1t Iteompares the amount
paid for interest on the public debt since
1861, with that expended for pensions to the
men who fought the war through to VIC
torious conclusion, saved the Nations life,
and made the bondholders property of
value:
The National tribune., 1885-12-03

The number of pension certificates issued
during the week ending Nov. 80, 1885, was
as follows: Original, 77S; increase, 795;
reissue, "a; restoration, IS; duplicate, 16;
accrued, %; Act of March 3, 1883, s; Order
April 3, 1884, 5; Act of March 5, 1855, 81; !;
total, 1,701.
The National tribune., 1885-12-03

COMRADES in New York are much in
terested in the candidacy for the post-office
at Oswego of Maj. Alex. R. Penfield, one of
the best soldiers and truest comrades that the
State of New York sent to the front. Com
rade Penfield entered the service at the out
break of the war as private in the Oath N.
Y, two-years' regiment, and served in it
until the close of its term, when he was
mustered out as Second Lieutenant. He
Immediately joined the 147th N. Y. as First
Lieutenant, and was with it continuously
and in every engagement that hard-fghting
regiment participated in, except while COM
PEELED to be away from his command on
account of severe wound received in the
Wilderness. Since the war he has been
dealing in lumber in Oswego, and has well
earned the reputation of an energetic, capable,
honorable business man. None of his COM
petitors are soldiers, and he is certainly
entitled to the place, which we expecth he will
get. At the last meeting of J. d. O'Brian
Post, No. Go, Department of New York, Maj.
Penfeld was unanimously elected Com
mander.
The National tribune., 1885-12-03

MINNESOTA seems to be the favOrite with
our immigrating cousins from over the
seas The recent census shows that four
out of 10 Of her people were born in Europe.
The National tribune., 1885-12-03

course of half an hour had i'm proved 8
much that they could swing around in some
kind of shape without the line breaking to
pieces.
Co. Q had similar experience in trying TO
learn some of the other evolutions. Before re-
The National tribune., 1885-12-03
The NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, D. c., DECEMBER 3, 1855.
General Sherman on The Tribune.

General Sherman on The Tribune.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE U. s.,
WASHINGTON, ID. C..
To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
From the nature of the articles published
in the numbers of The NATIONAL TRIBUNE
sent me, l observe that it is published in the
interest of the soldiers of the civil war. In
this you have my hearty sympathy, and l
will endeayor in my own sphere of action to
cooperate with you in all practicable meas
rres to that end, without money and with
out price. With great respect,
Your obedient servant,
w. T. SHERMAN
PAST COATMANDER-IN-CHI KOUNTZ'S
OPINION.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE is the best SOL
dier paper Published, and would rejoice to
see its circulation reach halfmillion.
JOHN S. KoUNTz.
Toledo, O., Oct. -, 1885.
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"COMPANY-LEFT WHEEL !"
turning to camp the Captain thought he would
put the boys through little skirmish drill.
ST had thought all along he would make
good skirmisher, where it was every man for
himself, and ne took hold of this drill with
zeal that promised good results.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-03

balten, un6 glaubte, iie lei cine groBe
Meni6enfennerin, melbe ben beionoez
rem 8eruf un6 Die @abe babe, ben IT.
renben ooer Ieibenoen 9fd9fen nit be-
item @rfolg gu tr6ifen un6 gu beratben,
bate Barbara nit ibrer aufrt1tigen
aber ni6t INNER gang tottbollen SHE'LL
nabme unb ibren enbloien, teugieriz
gen Tragen 10 oft gepeinigt unb in 8ere
le9enbeit gefebt, 6aB bieie, in Ser Gur6t
ibr dngitli6 gebiitetes 8ebeimniB our9
ite berratben gu ieben, es rubig gef9ez
ben lieB, bab bic barmbersise @amari=
terin ibren Summer unb ibre Sbrdnen,
ibr iiiQes Weien unb bic 3uriidbaltung,
bic lie. beuabrte, INNER tpieber auf
lire berfeblten 9offnungen unb Die
traurigen 8erbdltnife, tpel6e iie bon
ibrem 8erlobten getrenttt, 5uriid5ufiib=
rem iu9te. Sa fie beifdrfte iie iogar
in ibrer Mnnabme, als Sante Bella ibre
bdufige Niebergei6lasenbeit ra6 Wer.
ners 8eiu9en bemerfenb, es iebr erz
fldrli1 fanb, bab Barbara bur1 ieinen
8erfebr nit ibrer Greunbin lit i6mer3=
lider Weiie an ibr eigenes, perlorenes
Slid gemabnt, unb gu betriibenoen
0erglei1en geordngt, ieinen Beiu9en
nit febr semifdten @efiblen entgegen=
iab, unb fie fpra9 oaber nur ibre boae
uno mabre lleberaeugung aus, als fie
Werner, Der ii9 fir oas iunge Mdb=
den nur um ibres 8aters Wiaen Su itt>
terefferen f6ien, in bieiem Slime BON
8arbaras innerfem Oenfen unb Sub
len beri9tete.
(Gortiebuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-03

Sn 2enbon traf cine Depef9e
Wolielp's aus &ortt ein, tporin bic Nn=
funft @temarts in @abat, einem atpis
i6en Metemneb unb &bartum am Nil
gelegenen Srte, gemelbet miro. Capt.
pigott lit am Samitag nit ben Na9=
ri1ten General Steparts BON 8abat
tpeggeritten unb beute 8ormittag 10
&orti ansefommen. pigott tbeilte nit,
baB Stewart In @abat elm befeifigtes
9ager be5ogen babe, oas er i'm fotb=
fale gegen cine gr0Bere feinbli6e Mb=
tbeilung Monate lang fi9 gu balten i'm
itanbe fei. @abat gegeniiber liege cine
Snfel, bic Giitterung fiir Pferbe unb
&ameele i'm llebermaaB biete. Mit
0ieier erfreuli9en gfa9ridt bra6tegapt.
Pigott aber aud bic bebauerlife &unbe
bon ber gefdbrli6en @ermunbung Sen.
Stemarts in einem Der @efe9te, tpeldbe
bic Mbtbeilung mad ibrem Siege Bel
ben Mbu>Glea Brunnen am II. b. so.
au befteben gebabt bat. lleber bic @rs
eigniiie felt bieier Shla9t tbeilt bic i'm
&uegsminiiterium eingetrofene Depez
f1e nit: ,Nm S9la1tfeloe in Der
Ndbe Der 8runnem iiberna6tete Ste
mart bonn II. auf ben IS; am Na1s
mittag bes Is. iebte er ieinen Mari9
nod Metemneb fort; bic S9weroerz
lebten ipurben uiiter benz Sdube elmer
Mbtbeilung Gauallerie suriideelaHsn.
ga9 pafiirung ber Sbebocat .8runnen
ma6te Stewart, benz Befeble bon Sen.
Wolielep gemdB cine S6toenfung nod
&e9ts um, i'm Sale Metemneb pom
Teinbe befebt lei, an irgenb einem Bunft
am gfil, amii6en Metemneb unb Gbars
tum Stelung gu nebmen. I'm Z l1br
Morgens ON 12., als bic Mbtbeilung
Stemarts faum nod cine Nfeile bonn
gtil entfernt itanb, eri9ien Der Geinb
gans unermartet in Gront. 5tepart
lieB feline Mbtbeilung iofort unmeit bes
yhls Stequng nebmen. Wdbrenb bic
Gngldnber nit Der NusbeHerung ber
Wdlle befddftigt tparen, er6ffneten bic
Nufitdnbiiden ein tpirfiames Seuer ges
gen iie. Sier mar es, tpo Sen. Ste
mart pertpunbet muroe. yla1oem bic
@ngldnber li9 in cine geI9iibtere Stel=
lung 3uriidge5osen unb bon bort aus
ibre Mrtillerie ipielen lieBen, traten Die
Geinbe ben &iid3ug an, na6bsm lie
250 Spbte, Darunter 5 9lnfiibrer, auf
bem S6la6tfelo gelahen batten. Ser
8erluit Der @ngldnber pirb ni6t genau
angegeben, Stemart's 0erpunbung 1T
ni6t lebensgefdbrlid, lit aber ernltli6
genug, um i'm fit ben 3eit bes 6elbs
3uges bienituntaugli6 gu MAIDEN. Sen
@bas. Wllion bat borldufis bas &oms
manbp iibernommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-03
SIM Snshinn ehenter III hie5

SIN Saibiom 9beater 1T bieie
Wo6e Elm gdn3li6 neues unb iebr anz
aiebenbes prOgramm aufgefeut. Sic
TorIteQung beginnt nit Der tpiberlin=
nigen poiie pDas 2aboratorium", in
tpel6em Die 9errn gomers, 9alton
unb 2eelair auftreten. Grdulein 9au
ent5iidt bic 3uf6auer bur9 einen Sans
in monftr6ien Stiefeln. 6rGulein Das
bene ma6t bur1 ibre briIante Soilette
unb Wieoergabe bon 6pe3ialitdten in
Der Sonfunit einen siinftigen gimbrud.
Snfel Gufus' Geburtstag, etne gba=
rafteraei6nung, miro bon BEN poners'
unter pielem 8eifal porgetraeen. Sn
ercentrii6en Sdnaen unb lightning
jigs" ereelliren Sames Dalton un6
Grdulein CLARA Bople. Sen Glan3=
punft bes Nbenbs bilben bic uebungen
auf benz Doppel=Srapes ber Quinettes.
Nu9 ber Maulefel Waboo nimmt bur9
feline 2unffifiide Die Nufmerffamteit ber
3uf9auer gefangen. Sen Mbenb be-
f6lieBt oas Drama "The Trapper
Brotherhood" in tpel1em sSrdulein
Map Olibe als Calamity Sane, tpobl=
beroienten 8eifa0 erntet. oct
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-03

Die Danfbarfeit eines 8aters,
tDenn feline &in6er bon &ranfbeit be-
freit mer6en, bat etpas &ubrenbes in
ii6. elliott Dubois, bon Snbianapo=
lis, bat breifa6e l1rfa6e sur Dantbar=
feit gegen ben 8erfertiger bon Mifbs
ler's 2rduter 8itters; 6enn er f6reibtl |
rMeine fdmmtli9en BRET &inoer finb
bur9 Sbr Bitters bon Murmen furirt
iporben. gs itebt melt iiber allen
Wurmpldben, bic ie fabrisirt tuur6en." :"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-03
Gime Wiaterfabrt amf Der 9fprbs
Xactfics8afu.

9on einem eingei6neiten perionenaug
auf Der Noro= paeifie=8abn liefert elmer
ber palIagiere folgenbe Bei6reibung
Nm 16 December tpurbe Elm perionens
aug ber Oregon &ailnap & Nabigatinn
@ompanp eingeidneit unb ale Bemii=
bungen, benielben nit 5nan3ig 2oeomoz
tiben uno S9neepfliigen BON ber 5telle
gu bringen, lparen erfolglos. Vim 16.
December fing es an 3u f6neien. tpdbs
retlo elm beftiger Winb tpebte unb bor
Mnbru9 Der Na1t lparen bas Columbia
uno oas WtQamette 5bal boG S1nee.
Ser peitmdrts fabrenoe 3ug Der Norb.
pacifics8abn, auf benz ii1 $50 Pai5a=
giere befanben, fonnte obne groBe Mibe
big Eaqes bur9 ben S9nee fommen.
BON Dales aus murbe linn elm S1nee=
pflug borausgei6idt. Nier Meilen iens
feits bon Mnntb blieb Der S9neepf flug
fteden. Oie 2eute bonn 3ugperional
unb paifasiere beriu9ten, ben 59nee
nit S9aufeln su entfernen, bod obne
grfolg, inbem ber Wino bas Geleiie im=
mer tpieoer nit neuen1 61nee bebefte.
Mu6 ftiir5ten sroBe 56neemafen bon
ben Ber9abbdngen berab. Ser Gon=
bueteur lieB beBbalb ben 3ug aitf cine
So9briide 5uriidfabren, als mieber cine
Shneemafe berabftiirate unb bic 2ofo=
motipe unb bic @epddmagen begrub.
Da tpenig Mabrunssmittsl auf bem3use
tparen, berrl9te groBe Beitiiraung, be-
fonbers urter benGrauen. Mm nd9fen
Mtorgen fanbte Der GDnbucteur atpei
9eute bonn 3ugperiomal nod Cascade
2ods, I'm Nabrungsmittel au bolen.
Sbre Mufgabe mar cine febr gefdbrli9e,
ba elm beftiger Wino tpebte. sic famen
iebO6 am Orte ibrer 8eitimmung an,
fonnten aber Mnfanes feline 9eute finben,
tpelbe nit ibnen nod bem 3uge suriidz
geben tpollten.
9fm nddfen Sage Nadnlittass 2 llbr
famen iie init 2ebensmitteln tpieber au>
rid. Sn @epddwagen befanoen fi9
IL 9afen, 2 @iertel &inbfeif6 uno mebs
rere Gannen Muitern, tpopon bic Pai1as
giere getpiiIe &ationen erbielten. Die
8abncompagnie lieb alle atpei ober brei
Sage 2ebensmittel bon CASCADE 9ods
brinsen. ginige 2eute, tpelde bieidben
nod Dem 3uge bra9ten, tparben bon
Mibigteit unb Gdlte berart Indigenous
men, oaB fie bon ibren 3ameraben gez
tragen tperben mubten. 9fa1 Elm paar
Sasen purbeben mdnnli6enpaiIagieren
mitgetbeilt, baB ale, tpelGe iib gefuno
mnb trdftig genug fiiblten, ben 3ug perz
la1en unb fi9 na9 Cascade Gods begez
ben follten. Nm nd6iten Morgen gins
gen 25 bortbin ab; bier bapon muBten
untermegs in einemGarmerbauie 3uriidz
gela6en perben. Nm anberett Wtorgen
ma6ten fi6 meitere rs auf ben @es ben
Gaseabe Gods. Qln man1en Stellen
mar Der S9nee fiinf3ig SUP tief unb ber
Weg fiibrte ben init Sis beoedten Mbz
bang entlang. Oie auriidgelahenen
6rauen unb Ginber tpeinten. als bic
Mdnner fortgingen, ba lie befiir6teten,
tie miiBten erfrieren ober perbungern, Der
Gonbucteur CAB ibnen iebO6 bic 0erz
ii6erung, baB lie gut perpHegt tperoen
tpiirbeu. Sn ben lebten 3tpei WO6en
tpuroe mebrmals Der 8eriu6 gemaht,
bas @eleiie pom S6nee uno Sis 3u be-
freien. Sobalo aber Elm She'll beielben
entfernt mar fam elm neuer S6neeiturn.
YIN manben SteQen muBten bic bifen
gismail en- nit puluer geiprengt werben.
9uuberte bpnWldnnern arbeiten nod NIT
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-03

Wer franf iit, finbet senug &atb=
geber, aber ni9t INNER bic beifen. gs
it eine beiliame &egel, nur gu fOl9en
Ir5neien au greifen, Die fi6 bur6 lang=
idbrigen 0eriu@ als bes 8ertrauens
wiiroig erDieien baben. 6ier fann bic
@rfabrung Mnberer BON groBem ytuben
fein, unb Sauienbe baben erfabren, baB
Mper's @berrp= peetoral bic bette Mr3nei
fiir ben 6uifen 1T, bic es 9iebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-03

= Sn elmer Quite nabe ben alten
80 t Duncan Raiernen (gagle paB)
tplrbe Die 2eicbe zines CHARLES Wtoore
0efunoen. Man glaubt, baB Moore,
ber Dorber in Der Stabt betrunfen ge=
feben tpurbe, bon einem Merifaner er>
mprbet tuor6en iii.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-03

= Sheriff 80. 80. 9ornsbp in
Muitin bat einen Glu6tberfu9 ber Snz
iafen bes @ountpgefdngniKes berbinz
bert. Die Greibeits6urifigen battem
bereits Die eiiernen Stdbe bes Genfters
bur6idgt, aber fobalb fib elm 2opf
auBerbalb bem Geniter aeiste, feuerte
Der @beriff unb nun tpuroe bic SSlu9t
aufgegeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-03
Sa(sesfraAen

Warum fam sim Sart 10 bil>
Zig perfaufsn?
Weil CT feline Sbeilbaber unb
8eiienbe BAT uno alles far gaar
perfauft. ST baabelt mad bem
Sobe: u8leine prpfite unb sruse
@tnnabmen+ "
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-03

- Sn Cisco 1T eine merfuiirbige
9o63eit Doa5ogen tporben. gs berbeis
ratbete fif Der @iienbabnaufIeber Self.
peters nit Der IL Sabre alien 2ouifa
Gibbs, Gin fleines, f9wd6li@es Md6=
d1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-03
pide unb 59aufel unb man bofft, ben
2ltde boIb frei ALI befDmmen.

RtOS V1FV OVTWPTS tFtFU s9tU1F JVTTk1 WI
3uge balb fret 3u befommen.
Die meiften Der Mdnner, bic nod
Cascade 2ods gesangen tparen, begaz
ben fi9 in Nbtbeilungen bon 5ebn ober
am0lf na9 Dem s. Nteilen entfernten
portlano. @inige 2eute gingen auf benz
@@nee, ber @tfenbabn entlang, inbem
fie ii9 an benz Selegrapbenordbte biel=
ten. Die @9neeblodabe foltet Ser gi>
fenbabneompagnie $4,000 per Sag fir
bic Nrbeiter alein, pel6e ben @9nee
tpegidaufeln uno bas @is entfernen.
Ser 8erfebr auf ber goro paeific 8abn
iit unterbro6en. Die poit mirb per
Dampfer nod San Graneisco geianbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-03

2eberleiben tperben am befen
6ur6 Dr. Musuff&6nig's $ a M
burger Sropfen gebeilt. Sm
ieoer Npotbefe fiir finf5ig Gents Die
Glafdbe au baben.
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VIM. CASSIN,
s 6dnbler in @runbeisentbu u m

SQn ZlutOutcs AeCd6%
Office 30. "a SoIebab StraBe.
4elonbere Aufmerffamfeit tpirb benz Raufea
unb gerfaufen bon Handes unb ednoereien in
Befteras 9eiuibmet.
Sd tenue bic ineiffen bet 2dnbereien, bic id
uertaufe, unb faif aIIeS 2ano Der pefliden
Counties.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-12
TELEGRAPHlC BREYITIES.

a dispatch from London says that Cardi-
nal Manning is about to issue letter upon
the subject of the criminal bills.
The New York Produce Exchange gives
the visible supply of wheat at SO 146, 239
bushels, and corr at 1, $50, 722 bushels
The Marseilles Chamber of Commerce
has pelitioned the Government 70 urge
foreign Governments 10 relax the unWar-
ranted quarantine against Marseiiles, es-
peciaily that maintained by Spain at Glib
raltar
-Four French soldiers, while crossing Il
field at Fontlineblcau Yesterday found a
bombshell. They attempted to UNLOAD it,
whereupon it burst, and the fragments cut
two of the men t. pieces and tore an arm
of another. The fourth soldier escaped
uniniUred.
DR.. Z. Sigmondy. the experienced tourist,
who recently published book on The
Dangers of Alpine Climbing" has been
killed by falling over a precipice after
climbing the Pic de la Ney, in the Hautes
Ages, which had hitherto been considered
an impossible feat.
Sir Henry Drummond Wolf, the British
special envoy to Turkey, is instructed to
offer to the Porte facilities for occupying
and governing the SOudan and, temporarily,
some points III Egypt, but no share in gov
erning Egypt. This is in return for an adj
vance against Russia.
Thirty-fivc hundred and ten cases OF
cholera and 542 deaths occurred through
out Spain yesterday. These statistics, how
ever, do not convey the whole truth about
the prevalence Of the scourge, as they are
not complete. The cholera has made its
appearance in Barcelona, Bilboa, San
Sebastian, San Andrea, Huesca and Talsea
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-12
COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.
sAcRAmENTo. August 1lth.

sAcRAaENTo. August 18th.
FRUlT-IeInons, Sicily. fancy, market bare;
Lines, S.5gl6; Bananas, 81 7595 ? bunch: Pine
apples, g. 5OG4 2 dozen: Cocoanuts, SoG6 so
8 100; Los Angeles Oranges, 81 75G2 so;
Riverside, do, s. 55@S; Apples. fair, 60GS0c;
fancy, Sl6gl .; Peaches. 50td65c; Bartlett Pears
81 l0al so; Plums, 50@75c Z box; Watermelons
SlQl . q dozen; CantalOupes, 50975c 2 doz;
Grapes, I5cdSl.
81 2OG1 50; assorted, gallon cans, 81; Peaches
PA cans, 81 80; Portland Blueberries II cans
81; Whortleberries, 81 rs; Capital Asparagus
81 % 2 dozen cans.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples, sliced, 2%aSc a Ii:
choice, SC; do quaTtered, 2Gc21Se; Pears, peeled
5g6c; do, Inpeeled, 495c; Plums, pltted, 6@Sc
Peaches, 6&8e; do, peeled, 12915c; Prunes
l0c; gigs. California, 4@5c p d.
TABLE FRUITS-Assorted, 21S-Ib cans, = doz
q 1902; Peaches, 81 1902; Bartlett Pears,
e2(@2 10; Plums, 81 75@1 IS; Blackberries. 81 $50
2; Gooseberries 81 25@2 so; Strawberries, 81 1898
Apricots, 81 65gl So: Muscst Grapes, 81 1912
Red CurrGnts. g 40; Cherries. 81 20as2 40.
FE%EfA BLES-Early Rose Potatoes, 45@6Oc
iic Z pound; Carrots, 81 3 100; Turnips, 75c ;
Ounch vegetables, 121ac p GOZ ; Parsnips
1c Beets. 81; Horse Radish, SSc 2 ID; Garlic, Ia
Be; Cucumbers, 59Gc; String Beans, 2G3c =
10; Wax Beans. 2G.3c p II: SUI lmcr squash, 2Izc
p n; Peas, 3@515c 2 ID; \ 'tirhokeS, .6c "A
dozen: Tomatoes. 3O940c q boX; Green Pep
Bets, 5eg6c = 10 10; Green corr. lac > doz; Sweet
BHEADSTUFFS-FloUr, g 80 2 Dbl: Oatmeal,
81 70 Z leo bs; Coruueal white and Yellow
g in . u sacks, s. > in % b sacks p 100 lbs;
Cracked heat, g SOP 30; Hominy, 81 . p cwt.
foULTRY-Lira turseys, 15a16c !. . !;
fuli-grown Chickens. 81 SOFAS 50 . dozen; Young
BOOSTERS, IS 5000 p dozen Broilars s.;
tame Ducks, El@5 50; Geese, 81 50G2 pair
Eggs. choice lots, 25G2715c p dozen.
DAIRY PkODUClS-Butter. choice roll Sll5
@S5c 2 ~: packed in frkins, choice, 25c; com
mon, 15G.20c; Cheese, California, sole; West
ern fats, l3cl4e; Martins Cream, &c
Hay, GRAM AND FEED-Oat hay, S13GI6 %
tom Alfalfa hay, SlOjGll p tou; Bran SIS y ton:
Aidd!inSs, SIS t. ton; Barley, whole, & IS
rolled q 90; Wheat. s. SOL 10 , cwt;
tame 0sts, 81 50; Corn, 81 y = cvt for choice
MISCELLANEOUS - Seeds = Alfalfa, 2lG2lc;
Timothy Eastern, 6}2G75ac = % Oregon, 6@7c;
Pop Corn, aI9,g4c p 70 Rec Clover l3GI4c:
Re Red !, Top, .s'e2c. NGts--Chiie Walnuts, TOO
lie; Peanuts, California, 41G5tSc. Ia a (Califor.
nial cGils, e1@@gc; Eastern, IL @li}9c. Hides,
salt, light and medium. Sc; heavy steers, &c;
dry, 17c. Tailow, 41&@5e. Hops-No demand
Sales OF Pacific coast IL New York, l0c: market
value here, SAGE.
MEATS-Beef, 6G7c; Mutton, 5a5}8c p n;
Lamb, Sc; Veal, Ease; Hogs, Sole; Dressed
Pork, 619c Hams, Eastern, 1@@14c; California,
llGpl222%c; Bacon, medium, 9}ac; selected, 12c;
extra light ISlfe
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-12

APPEAL FOR NATIONAL GUARDsMEN.-
Major General Walter Turnbull has caused
to be published the following in behalf of
members of the National Guard d" am in
receipt of a great many communications
and requests from members of the National
Guard detailing the difficulty experienced
III obtaining leave from their employers to
join their respective companies in camp on
Saturday, August IS, 1885. For the first
time in the history Of the National Guard
all the troops of the State are ordered to
assemble for an eight days encampment.
In New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut
and number of other States regular armed
encampments are held, and the men look
forward to this time, and employers are
thus prepared to grant such a leave. |
trust that all employers will feel il to their
advantage to permit, as far as possible,
their men TO go into cam. without any
prejudice or risk to their % ions, as they
receive no compensation should be to
the interest of all good citis.1s to aid The
members of the National Card in making
this meeting success"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-12

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against malaral infection in air or water.
1t is also highly beneficial for rheumatism,
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