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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-11

frkin, 1s@1sc for fancy, i5@17c for fair
to good, and I0@121zc for poor; Eastern, 100
l4c = h.
CHEESE-Fair movement. Quotable at 12914c
for old. and l4c to l5e 2 ID for new California our
figures representing the range for good 70 choice
stock. New York Creamery, l5Gl6o y n.
EGGS-Easy quotations. From 2Sc to S25zc p
dozen is about the range for fair 10 choice do
nestle product. Eastern, 25Gs2bc g dozen.
PoULTRY--Gees bring better prices We
quote as follows: Live Turkeys = Cob
blers, 16Gl7c; Hens, l5@l6c; dressed Iur-
keys l5@ 49, RoosterS oSs g s7 B FSr e,e
s. 50G4 50; Ducks, 50 - dozen; Geese u 2o@
l 70 2 pair.
GAME-Ih heavy supply. Prices favor con-
sumers. We quote as follows: Rabbits sl@l %;
Hare 81 25@l SO ? dozen Widgeon, 75e@S q
doz.; Mallards S2d2 so: Canyasback, IS 50G4 50;
Spngs, 81 25G1 30; Teal. 75c@sl Small Ducks;
do, English, 81 5O@ , z dozen Quail, 95c@$l 2
dozen; Grey Geese, s2a2 80: White Geese, sl9
l p q dozen; Brant, sl@l . 4 dozen
PROVISIoNS-Eastern Hams are quotable at
l21z9l3c for Magnolia, -Four Ace, Allcutt and Ar
mour; 13@131lc for Ounce, Whitaker and Saver;
other brands, l1@l21%c; California, l09llc
for salt; refrigerator-cured, ll@l11@c Eastern
Breakfast Bacon 0gic C al a1f ,r bd icon
and 10 "a lie for extra light; Clear
prime, siO@l1 for prime mess, sl1@12 for
mess, slS@li for clear, sl59l5 50 for extra
clear: Pigs feet, 81 50Gl2: Mess Bee, $500
for bbls. S595 50 for hi bbis: Extra Mess Beet,
So 5O9lO for bbls. se17 for hf-bbls Family
Beef sl4 5O9l5 90 p bbl California Smoked Beef,
1214@13lzc p fb: Eastern Lard, s@S1@c for tierces
and s1Sa9c p n Tor pals: California do. lob
tins, 6a61Sc; 5-fb tins 614g7c; pals, S@s19e for
10-b, s1Id9c for 5-fb, and S199g14c q ID tor BIB
pals.
WOOI-Fall clip Is quotable as follows:
San Joaquin and Southern Coast, free. .-.l2Gl5
San Joaquin and Southern Coast, defect. sail
San Joaquin Bountaln. Fob
tlar, foin
Northern choice, free...............---.... lotg2l
Northern choice, detective .14@lI
Northern heavy defective. l2fdl5
FRESH MEATS-Followlng are rates for
whole carcasses from slaughterers to deal
ers: Beef-First quality. 6156Tc; second
quality, 515@6c; third quality, 4z&@5c: Veal
Large 6(afc: small, 7G9c p u. Mutton
Quotabie at 51z66c q II. Lamb-Quotabie at
E.a-c o n Pcrk-I.iva H,I.rs. IN foot ~ . Sc:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
TEMPEEANCE WORK.

- Necung o. u.d Niurka' Hall Last
N,-u-Ih, Ooot Temp.ar>. Ac..Ac.
The Old-Marbet Hall was crowded
la, night 10 hear the address OF Bon.
.. i. Finch, Right Worthy prana Teu-
g.ar 0 Iood Iemplars.
The meeting was called 10 order by
George ". uawxhurst. who introduced
Hon.J. y. Stubos a. chairman. Prayer
was offered by Rev. pr. Pollard.
Mr. StuDbs. before introducing the
speaker, spoke Of the grand success o.
the cause, and stated that the name
and fame Of Hon. John +. Finch among
Good Tempiars had preceded hun,
and ms voice mad been heard IN every
section Of the world IN advocacy Of the
cause. lie then presented Mr.. Finch,
who was received with marked applause.
Nj. Finch spoke of the extent Of the
Order of Good TenpIars that the or
eInators had no idea II would be more
than Local organization, vet II less
than thlrty-tve years II mas enclrcled
the globe. and embraces IN It's ranks
men and women OF al. creeds and
nations, recognizes one chief uses
the same password, same ritual. His
eiucidation OF the aims, objects, and
purposes Of the order wa clear and
iorcible. il there never had been B
drunkard. II there never had been a
dfunkard' S wife or q drunkard' s child.
there would never have been need for
a temperance organization GOOD 7 en-
plars believe, first. IN tOta. abstinence
don't believe IN moderation. They
don; believe IN license, bu. 10 total
prohibition don't believe II the manu-
iacture, sale, or use of Intoxicating
liquors. lie then brauched of into q
general discussion OF the subject and
spoke at length, and did not mInce hs
words ID speaking Of the evils result
ng from the traffic.
On the platform. besides the speakers.
we're Delegates Ihorne Of Fairfax and
Westcott OF Accomack. MAJOR j. ".
Newton Of Staunton, and Rev. DR..
Pollard.
Excellent music was furnished by
he choir, led by G.. T. Bsdy, Esq.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03

Rescue Lodge at its meeting Monday
night unanimously adopted the follow
ng resOlutiOns-vlz.
ReSolred, That Rescue Lodge, No.
80. of Good Templars hereby expresses
It's delight at the passage bv the Legls-
Isture Of general local-Optlon Law, and
pledges It's membership. Individual Y and
collectively. 10 work IL season and out
Of season for the success OF our princi-
pies whenever IN the Judgment Of the
temperance workers II shall be deemed
advisable L. vote upon the question, and
await anxlously for the opportunity TO
strike blow for God. home, and native
Iand.
We fee under deep obligations 10 all
Tho aided in tn Legislature by their
voices and votes the passage Of the law
and do tender them our hearty thanks.
We approve heartily the proposed
conference OF temperance workers call
ed for next Saturday, and hereby ap-
point Rev. j. Il. Riddick, George ".
Hawxhurst, and frank Miller to repre-
sent this lodge in said conference.
Sidney Lodge has appointed Rev. W.
b. Tyler, A. y. Gum, and Mario .
Barfoot TO represent said lodge IN sal
conference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
GRAND LODGES SESSION.

uDirsrs Prcsent- Committee Apcsiu'od-
Ieurth DeEree-Rsp6rt Of the Grand Dlcta-
to'-Th. Reporter. Lxhib,s. A..
The Grand Lodge OF knights OF
Honor met at Ellett's Hall last night in
Us ninth session, and was called to or
Ger by Grand Dictator j. Z. Rollins.
% Stsunion. The following officers
were present J. 7. kenney. Ching
league, Grand Yice-Dictator J. ]
Morris. Petersburg. Grand Assistant
Dictator Rev. Il. NJ. Hope, Chay-
lottesville. Grand Chaplain " H..
Bailie. StauntOn. Grand Reporter NJ. J..
Hndnall. Richmond, Grand Treasurer
Juliu- Joel, City Point. Grand Guide
j. W. Beasley. Norfolk. Grand Guar
dian NJ. L. Comann Grand Sentinel
Or. J. =. Harrison. Richmond, State
Medical Examiner. Grand Trustees
John Maxwell. Richmond ". Z. Eos
ter, Norfolk. and Isaac Hirsh. Frede-
ricksburg. Finance Committee ]. c.
Morton, j. W Newton. Staunion.
and William Lovenstein. Richmond.
Supreme Representatives Mann Page.
Brandon. and j. J. Wright. Richmond.
Committee or Laws Walter Sydnor,
Richmond, and T. 7. Barr. A AbingdOn.
Representatives from fifty lodges
from every section OF the State were
present. Others are expected 20 repor;
to-day.
The following committee was ap-
pointed by the Chair On credentials.
c. 7 Henley Il. G. Miller, and y.
Wren.
Af.er the nov members who had
never sat II the Grand Lodge before
mad been instructed 2 the Fourth O.
Grand-Lodge degree by Grand-Dic;sto-
!. =. Rollins assisted by the Other
grand officers. the Grand Dictator
made Ms report.
Altef a feeling reference TO members
OF the body deceased since the laS; ses-
sioD-name'y. Malcolm Mclean O,
fredericksburg Charles >eioert aud
T. ". Thomas, Of Richmond {. "
COX. Of Petersburg and ". A. Lam
Kin. OF Rlchm0n3-he went on 70 speak
Of matters OF genera, interest &c the
order, mentioning among other thing,
me organization o. Q new lodge d, EOs-
nObe and the consolidation o. Peters
burg and Friendship Lodges. o. Peters
burg. and Bufordsvi.ie and Liberty
Lodges. Of Bedford lie recommended
that action should be taken 20 restore
the terms OF subordlnate-iodge officer
% siX months instead Of one year. as is
now the law that tue sessions Of the
Grand Lodge be held bIenna..v, an
that the supreme representative De u.
structeG 70 urge the adop;Iouof Uienn,a.
sessions Of tia, body, 10 order 70 secar,
the reduction of pc~ cGDt0 ta&.
The Grand Reporter offered his IT.
port. which was full an satisfactory.
!; showed tue existence IL tue : aJe q.
afty-eicht lodges, WIKI 900 member,
forty iea.hs during the pas- year,
uuou which there hau been paid 1..-
u0u During the nine wears since the
organization OF thl- Grand Lodge in
Virginia there mad been received for It's
expenses s-o.D>o."G aud di,bursed
S2..2+l.sg " to the 81 OF January.
I,~C. The order was represented t.
be II q prosperous and solid condition.
The Grand Treasurer report show
me finances 10 bo II a healthy state
with q balance Of So G.22 IN the
treasury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
BIG REAL ESTATE SALES
Property Of the ssmanni Estate Dsspe.ed OF
by Aaet,on ' estsraay.

by Auetson e-terdas.
Messrs. J. Thompson Brown a Co.
and y. ". Bowe, auctionecrs, com
pleted the auction sale of the property
of the Samanni estate on yesterday.
and though the heavy March winds
made their task hard and their com
pany Of bidders uncomfortable. yet the
auctioneers stood il well and the very
large crowd Of attendants held on TO
the end.
The prices obtained in the main
we're satisfactory. but in some instances
they did not reach the figures antlcl-
pated. Nevertheless, considering the
large amount Of property sold, 1t eau
be safely stated that our real estate
market is still on the advance. Below
is published the list Of property, the
prices. and the purchasers, and from
the known character Of the fortunate
bidders there is no doubt that there
will soOn be seen such class Of IND
provements erected thereon as will
cause additional values to Broad-street
property
FIRST. No. 1910 east Main street,
fronting 81 feet, and occupied by tue
Southern Telegraph Company bought
by Messrs. Lee and Charles Strsus for
sic. .200.
Second. No. 700 east Broad street,
fronting 20 feet 9 inches, and occupied
by H. Goldstein bought by NJ. Hess
berg for Sl0,350.
Third. No. j2l east Broad street,
fronting l. feet o inches. and occupied
by Mrs. c. c. Smith bought by John
j. Spilling for s9,0lj.
ourth. Store az southwest corner
Of Broad and Fourth streets, fronting
- feet inches, and occupied by VIII
liams a Ford bought by =. II. Mayo
for SO. $50.
Fifth. Framed store adjoining last
above. fronting J." feet 10 inches
bought by J. Il. Mayo for slI,S0U.
Sixth. Brick store next west no.
3l-,, occupied by c. g.. Jurgens, front
ing lo feet inch bought by Moses
Millhiser for 1000.
seventh. Brick store next west No
aIjj, fronting - feet inches. occu-
uled by Mrs. L. J. Thurston bought
by A. Hutzler Son for 4.22j.
Aggregate. So ,P4U.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
vTefeoro.o- zeal.

The subioined table gives the read
iues Of the thcrmometcr. the course OI
the wind at sunrise. and the amount
of rainfall for the month of February.
The readings Of the thermometer were
taken II an elevated portion Of the city,
free from any influence Of refracted heat,
and from French Instruments. showing
the highest and lowest points Of the
mercury during each twcnty-iour hours.
u Is believed that no better situation
for observations Of this character can
nc found IN our city. They have been
carefully noted. and are believed 10 be
ab,om,ei'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
" as a. ~utesas .

Our people will be panied to know
that the beautiful subject Of the above
question quietly passed away. She had
Just attended fashionable german, and
becoming offended with her escort, letJ
The hal unattended, and calling haca
drove rapidly home, leaving her wraps
m the dressing-roOm. Had she taken
at once q bottle OF Dr. DayId's Cough
syrup she would have lived 10 sound
It's praise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
In. TuIker>on scrip ban.

A meeting of the Senate Committee
On Finance was held yesterday after
noon AT which the Fulkerson scrip bill
was considered. Mr.. Fulkerson and
ex-Judges Waller L. Staples and T.. c.
Burks appeared before the committee,
and were heard on the bill, and tits safe to
predict that it viii be reported adverse
". Another meeting Of the COMMITTEES
viii be held this morning, however, Al
which the bill will be again considered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

large audience. The play Is strong
spectacular military melo4rama, and Is
well put on. The transformation scenes
were well worked. and brought forth
loud applause. The cast is good one,
Mr.. L. Fulton Russell rs = Ned Drsy-
ton and Miss Josie Batchslder ss
:" Ruth herrick deserving particular
mention. The play viii be repeated
each afternoon and night this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
Rici.mnna Theatre.

Great deal Of amusement was Afforded
last night to a good and fashionable
audience by the vivaciOus and fascina-
ting Mile. Aimee in her character OF
Man selle in the play Of that name.
She sang some very pretty songs, and
her dancing was graceful and finished.
Her acting was full OF life, and the piece
enabled her to display her versatility
ana talent. The second set was par
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
The Oid Dominion Ires- aud Nail
Works.

A telegram from Lynchburg which
appeared in our issue Of yesterday said
- A strike has been inaugurated al the
Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works IN
this city, and the mills have stopped
work" The name was incorrectly
given. II should have been - Virginia
Iron and Nail Works" The Old Do
minion Iron and Nail Works R. Z.
Blankenship, agent are located here,
and there is no strike or any other
trouble st them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03

ticularly amusing, as from both box and
orchestra an unusual interruption to
the play occurred, greatly to the en-
barrassment OF the management"
Aimee's support is excellent all
adding greatly to the interest and iun
IN the play, and were most thoroughly
appreciated by the audience. Mile.
Aimee was .ncoTed after each song,
and after one act received triple encore.
Those who wish TO have a real treat
should not miss the opportunity OF see
ing this pleasing actress. There will
be a matinee to-day and performance
tonight, at both OF which MAN 'selle
viii be plsyed-dOubtless TO crowded
houses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
Lenye of Ah.enre oralnanee.

At the Common Council meeting
Monday night Mr.. Klddell. chairman OF
The special committee appointed 20
frame such an ordinance, moved TO take
the ordinance proposed from the taoie
and pass 1t. Ii was taken up, and after
being amended by Mr.. Guy, passed.
The ordinance provides that il shall
not be lawful for any one holding post
OF Office by nature of an election or
appointment Of the City Council Of the
city OF Richmond, or OF any committee
thereof TO absent himself from the city
without first obtaining leave Of absenc
from the proper authority"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
THE LABOR QUESTION.
a. t.li,rausn BIZ Proposed 10 Me-. Peud.n.
DinicuitIes.

a. : A.liirautn BIZ Proposed 10 Me-. Peudin.
Difficulties.
a committee Of the Busine Men 8
Committee called al the Capitol yester.
day and had conference In the Clerk
office Of the House with Aessrs. DunloT
and Garter and Ellysou. of the Rich,
mond delegation, with reference tC
passing an arbitration bill.
The other Richmond members were
detained ID their seats by important
business.
The conferrees had q very pleasant
talk, but Nj. Ellyson stated and the
other legislators concurTed with him
that il would be quite impossible a.
this late date Of this session 10 pass
any bill, except by general consent
tha; for an arbitration bill 10 be passed
nov it would be necessary 10 secure
Tor 1t the endorsement OF all the par
ties to the cOntroyersy-vIz. the "
biographical Union, the Knights OF La
Dor, and the businessmen that done
Nj. EllysOH had no doubt the bill
could be passed through the Senate a.
once and 20 TO the House, and there
receive like favorable consideration.
he wa willing 70 aid the committee IN
any wsy-either IN the Legislature or
out OF ito effect 3 better understand
ing between the businessmen and tae
labor organizations.
The Business-Men's Committee hay-
ing heard the opinions Of Messrs. Car
ter, Dunlop, and Ellyson as TO the man
points desired to be covered in the pro-
posed bill, withdrew, saying that they
would 60 to work at once to frame such
q bill as seems TO be needed-that is. a
bill that will make arbitration yolun-
tsry, but the arbitration having been
agreed upon in due form, the decision
Of the umpire or umpires TO have the
force and affa~f of a INDIGNANT nj cnurf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
RaiIroad Officers Elected.

The Richmond. Manchester and Pc
tersburg Railroad Company have elected
the following officers ". T. Gaines,
Burkeville, Va, president Charles 2.
Stokes, Richmond city. vice-president
7. 5. Curlett, superintendent and man
ager Charles gee, general manager,
Petersburg ;. Il. Hoge, attorney for
the railroad company. Patrick county ;
Robert McCandlIsh. Petersburg, treas
urer. Board Of Directors Charles
J. Stokes, Richmond, Va. W B.
Brooks. Baltimore, Nd. ; ". !. John.
son, Norfolk, Va. William Chiffon.
Lancaster. Va. c. c. Clarke Rich
mond, Va. Robert McCandllsh, Pc
tersburg, Va. 7. 5. Curlett, Lancaster,
Va. Charles Gee, Petersburg, Va. /;
a. j. Ford. Jr., Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03

Three fOurths Of the human family
are personally interested in discovering
positive, safe, and speedy cure for Skin
Diseases. After you try everything else,
Palmer's " SkiD-Success Will cure
you. At druggists. Trade supplied
by Purcell, Ladd & Co., Richmond.
The Palmer Company, New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
AVN .Josl,n COMEDY Compau

This company will be at the Theatre
Friday and Saturday nights. They
play an amusing piece, telling the story
of 8 New England family who come tc
New York TO see the sights. The
scenery shows all the prominent points
in New York. The company bring
their own orchestrA and q band oi
rpuCio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
Vacancy in the Ceuneii.

At the meeting Of the Common
Council Monday night the report of the
committee appointed to investigate the
matter, recommending that the scat Of
j. r. A. Robinson, who it is supposed
has permanently left the city, be de-
clared vacant, was agreed 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
The resolution was re
nmmlttee on | nance.
The appropriation bill as amended
was passed by the following vote

AYE Niessrs. Arnold. Black. Rohanuau
Bo.en Brown buchanan BurEs. Cardweli
Chalmers. tornett. Dabney Darst. Dickeu
sOn Downing. lunlOp. Dupuy Fentress
Figeai OOad. H0ge. HOiladsv HUI man
Johnson. g.. ? Jordan ". l. Jordan Law.
Ion. Leffwich iighiner Lockett. loving
Miller Nunfoid O'AHnnOn. tigiesby PAYNE
lpters Pollard Porter Powell. RYAN NauB.
ders SchOolncld. Shields. ~mtth, stark
Stfibline TalRierro. Terry. Van D0ruu
Wescutt wilkins and Mr Speaker-52
NoHs- N essfs. Acker. AddiugtOn Baudv
Boiling loTum Carrier FaulcOn. franklin
ellis Harris uylton. Jones ". II. Jordan
Mallory McCRndish McCiintic Mart Ia
Mathews Mayo Mos. Ruggies SOuth.
worth Thurne. Turner Waddil. " WeOb aud
Wise-27.
RICHMOND MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
The bill spprOpriating 500 600 to the
Richmond Mechanics Institute came up
as a special order.
MIR. Echols moved 10 p istpone twenty
minutes. Agreed 10.
Later the bill was made the special
order for 4:30 o'clock.
RAILROAD PASSES.
This bill came up as the next special
order.
Mr.. Echols moved TO pass by and
take Up Senate bills. Agreed TO. Sub
seouently the bill was made the special
order for 1880 o'clock to-day.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To allow the school trustees Of Red
Bank district, Halifax county, 10 ex-
pend surplus funds in schOol-houses.
To allow the treasurer Of Allegheny
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
~ zeal tseIns .

can be had of the publishers only FOR
10 cents, or mailed postpaid TO any sd-
dress on receipt Of 30 cents in stamps.
II is book containing CO popular and
standard songs that retail for s20.40.
Walter ID. Moses d Co., publishers,
9l4 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03

State-Senator g. W. Plunkis;, OF
New ork, was q sufferer for six wears
from dumb ague and fever. lie was
completely cured by taking five Bran
dreth Pills every night for q week.
One or swo taken every night are per-
fectly safe for old or young, male or
farnala
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
only u witness

Il appeared from the Police Court re-
port yesterday morning that L. Il.
CaIdwell was before the court for fight
ing IN the street aud was fined O. for
said offence. Ii is due Mr.. Oardwell to
state that this was 4 mistake. lie was
only witness in the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
4 Big Package of Pyle's PearlIB. far
NlrlaI-

This article is never peddled from
house to house, but sell' upon Us own
merits by all good grocers. Beware Of
all powders that are peddIed, OF give
prizes, unless you want to be hum
bugged. Pearline is the best and cheap
est washing compound ever invented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03

= In the Ranks" under the manage
nent Of Mr.. Douglas White, Was pre-
ssnted at the Academy last night to q