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Cash quotations Wcfc ~ follows
llour steady and unchanged
No. spfiuE wheat 50 othiC No gHpring wheat
nominal, No. TED, slasl,.c.
No. corn, 49, bid.
No. oats ~ -
No. pci uhc
No. barley, nominal
No. I fnNsCcl sihl
Prime timothy scyd, ti.A
Me-. pofk. W btl, sli.61' fsii.Gl
Land. ucf 10 10. sisl' ,aaN.
thurtrlh sldcs louso. fAppsfAn
biy .sllcd shoulders, boycd, sa2agNio.
hhur clear sides hnxcd 81 giatafst.
WHISKY, dsllllcn' finished rutis. pcr cal. a. Oa
RccCpti tlnut iiual htls. wheat ilN1 bu.
eori .,.sgo bu. oats i2sop bu pc. 2,ooo bu. bar.
Shipments Flour GOO brls wheat iGoo bu.
corn, slv9 bu' oats. ie,ooO bu. ryc, i,oo bu. bar
Icy, ia,0o bu.
81 LOUIS, No. May r-rOur quiet and
Whcai-Ce,h higher old crop option. wcrc
tirnnr aud higher sew Cnip options sascd IA
some 10 sympathy with other markets Iho7e
Wrrc hfm srllrr, however aud enough demand Ia
prc,cut much " decline. No. nd each. $40
hg June, lie closing &c asked. July, GH,asli. d,
To- closing lsgiie bid. August ~. s97i'sc, clo,'
Corn llnn, but buslncs small. No ? mixed
cash. st1c MAY 30 ~ juno 800 ,c closed N y
bid july, HgMR -, closed axle. August N
g.E' ,c, closed sl',c. september, 1,sJivs .o,
Oats lllphcr. but trading lirhr No. ? cash s,c
bid May, 2hc bid. June. .ac bid. July gij.c nd.
AMAhAh 90 anu Ntaft ~ " hAkCdi
Mc=None offered
.llsy- s'cadyi ptafie, s7oOsSoo, timothy. pMa
llran-fasy and quiet Al iOc.
llaNsccd@ Quoiahln al 81 a.
q az aud yancd az sim 'N''''" ~
nuitrf-null and weak, Creamery tastic, a.t..
i2csilc. WV "A"''
Cofnmcal-fifm At d asslm.
itpyhons dull aud generally lower rofh sie "a
lafd- Prime steam 81 So nominal
DR., Salt Mcahashouider S,is ion.. a,,, ar.
o. 70. short clu1t a. sla6 t0 ' ''"s' ""' ''"N'
lAcon.HoNed shoulders, tsS5N,aGto. lonr, ana
RIBS thAlihsi short clear Ggi.itl al ''e7 WI"
Hams " 7AailtO ''''"
Reeeipu-flour, aooo brs. wheat, 1000 bu,
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ioMINY AND GRITs-From store, o..
fcesi-tuI..

HAY-Cholcc, from store. $50; carload, from
lovco or depot sl6j0@lGOO; prime, from store, %
assoc carload, from lcVcc or depot sAiDeslbOG
prairie from store, jO9C0c, carload, from leNeo or
depot, sl0O0Wli.OO.
COEN-FrOm store white iG'EmHc; mixed, 4lc,
from lcycc or depot, white, IN Dulk, gpdlOc, In
sncks, iic, mixed. In bulk, aGc. IN sacks, llc
BllAN-from store, i2Lcs7jc; from lcycc or de
pot sl2606,lLO.
OATS-i rom store, white. aG6ia7c mixed, SD
8jc from cycc or depot. white, In bulk, l@3Sc; In
sacks. 3c, mixed, Ia bulk, gic. In Encks, JIG.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

No changes In the quotation lists today.
Grain In store at the elevators; Corn, i2,770
bushels; onts, 9.42l bushels.
At the Merchants Exchange a fine lot OF turnips
oiextra large size were placed on exhibition and
attracted marked attention They were from the
small fruit aud vegetable garden OF Tom o'sulli-
van ucnr Chelsea
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FIsH-Mackcrcl. hall brls No. !. $3.50 No 2
Ss75, No. g. esq lOlb Kits No. !, sLgj No ?, Sl2b
Dry herring. family, .lc per box, n. &. roe her
ring, hall bfls. sG7j. White fish. halt brls, slA
llOG pRODuCTs-Quict; pork, sla2iall ~
sugar curcd hams. iOiymllbc. breakfast bacUn W
etiuigc. clear rib side hncun. a. .m1ifc shoulders,
D.e,6i,c. bulk pork clrpr sides, biaa1c clear rib
fidus Uia0,G. az long clear ~ ttuf -. shoulder -.
LARll-ics. e.. half barrels T,C kegs, y &C.
ohulcc kettle, i.0,qc. qulct.
FRESH MEATs- licci headquarters, 5@5c. fore.
quarters, l9ic city hogs G0sici country dressed.
81 gatc pCr n.
Pos FEET-Brls. sacO. half brls, $780, kegs,
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FLoUR-From store family $685. choice, SAILS;
fancy, sL35 extra fancy, siG1 patent i2j; strong,
CORNMEAl,-pclr $500 roller, s. 10 steady.
BEANS AND PEA5-Nayy beans, sl15S2OO, me
dun, Sl,bO1iB
OATMEAls-ln half brls, $50 from store.
CliACkElS-sodn, extra, 5c treble extra, Go
GAc; ginger snaps, 7mslsC assorted lumbles, ll@
l2lSc cream crackers, fh6ts)yc
CRACKED WllEAT-ln half brls, $40 from
store.
IlOMINY AND GRITS-From store, 1925.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EAOhANhh'
Buying-New York and Eastern points
demand, par; Eastern points, sight, lilo
discount; Cincinnati, St. Louis Louisville
and Chicago, par; New Orleans, = discount
selling-New York aud Eastern points
81 so premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis Louis
willie and Chicago, i-lo premium; New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market closed quiet and
easy, with sales $50 bales, of which 90 TO ex-
porters aud spinnors 100 bales. Nothing but
cotton Of inferior grades are offered in the
market. Liverpool closed quiet, limited in-
quiry; futures quiet and steady, near posi-
tons unchanged, late months advanced . to
4points. At Manchester cloths are quiet
and yarns quiet and rather easier. Al New
York spots closed firm, with futures quiet at
an advance of l TO 3 points
Hubbard. Price q Co. say OF cotton;
"llycrpool gave us good dispatch this
morning, the demand for spots being fair
for Tuesday, and the future market being
points up. Our market has been held In
check by the liquidation Of some long cotton
which was carried through the decline, and,
as the market advanced to n point that
would admit OF It's liquidation the holdings
were sold. The bears have made 40 nggress-
i've movement In fact the entire session has
been very quiet, closing at about the best
prices Of the day. our private cable from
Liverpool reports spinners will continue to
buy moderately until the crop prospects
become better defined our own informa
ton in regard to crop shows little or No
improvement, and the complaint Is
general east OF the Mississippi Of d
lack Of rain. Cotton has again as-
sumcd a mercantile position and future
operations can now be conducted In accord
anco with the law Of supply and demand
the speculative elements having been largely
eliminated too, during the recent decline.
Our spinncrs show disposition 10 buy more
cotton from our New York stock, and are
paying full prices for their requirements
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uonscboId supplies.

FRUIT Steady Oranges -Ncssina, sl5NG 100
pcf boz. California. stuO trf box. Lemons, g. .net
20 par box, nlnnnas si,oti.'O per bunch. Date,
7m,c. figs, i9tttc pvf pound.
Alllkr-tiulfttW pcr hn Dried apples 21lc
Icr 10 lfum stuw. nncd peaches, 2etiC from store.
NkuE sl,D pef hrl, cabbage,
New orleans. crate g. iaa,iru garlic, hlc pcf 100
NUIs-tuvoanuts. sL.UssiVl Ter 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, las. lcnncsscg. iafmcrt stock. besdc.
tuisvl. iffi'.c higher, thclici MI ac. white, e..
spanish, luC. loyans. Texas old ieti.c. Arkansas
asss. Italian che tnuts, luftGl a.
huIItn- katherine, iitfiHr creamery, aO6sl0c
dnlfy, ioesi2c. Cuuutfy butter, iuwic.
ptAiotf- tiru! tlliti - per br racks. ana
ooc pci bu. Utah, -ne,Nc pct bu. sweet, slvve,1J
ClDER-ozart, $40 yer brl. and $3.50 per hal
| brl.
| NtNrGAH-Rtgai. i2ai1c
| iNNS.riCady huXcs, inc. Cnscs. lie
| IUlLTHl-thirkCns. young, ~ Waa ~. mixed
si'e@ m hens. sA.'tsi.lo, gcvuc, sLbot,AO.
| durks, Siu1eti40
FRtsil Flsli-nunalo. lasc pcr ~: cat lo &c
/ 10. tame, perch, tfout. etc. setlur per ~
4 hAlslNs-iondon layvu. tdV0 California, q 2
| Ter boa.
i1CKLEs-nrl.. sac hall ttls. sLOo.
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
Mail Steamers.

Tho Steamers of this the only regular line snil
iug ON the South 10 Liverpool, are very popular
with passenger and the route they ia,e being less
Liable 10 bal weather than that OF the New York
steamer makes the trip thoroughly njlyublc
The following Steamers are expected 10 leave here:
fLORlDlAN, 20 sail about May ~
BERNARD HALL, 10 AL about May -
ANDEAN, tos II about May ~
DARiEN, To- snil about June2
TEXAN, 20 sail about June >.
WIN. CLIP. 10 sail about lune9
JAMAICAN. 10 sill about June 49,
FALCON Farc-llcnco % Liverpool, 500. through
10 P.ris Win Calais or Dover int class rail- etc.
siaO, or thi.dclass rail. $40.
Tctun Tickcts-Now orleans to Liverpool and
return sen. New orleans to Paris aud return.
hrtclass all the way, S10 Children aud servants
az reduction
For further particulars ne ~ freight aud passage
apply 10 N. 7. SANDERS.
20 Cnrondelct street. New orleans.
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olis-rfimo crude. sse,inc. % crude. natc.
prime summer yellow, tfttic. on summer yellow,
in.ttlrs rhulcC roukiuT summer yellow, tnsti,c.
Prime summer white, tlaifc.
MfAl.-ifime fiNONstNin. les than car Load
tngflhl0. % meal ti6gJtlt50. Ices than car
load. tl5.uOetis.in
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May li.--Thc DrororS Journal re-
ports Catte-Reoeipis, $500 shipments, 5000;
market slow, steady beeyes, slOJ@L3G steers,
sL40@Llj; siOckers aud feeders, sASJ@lS5 cows,
alh
IIogs-Receip,s 1900 shipments 1000; market
slow. 5@l0c lower; mixed, SliO@tGTlS; heavy.
sll0aLO5; light, si,i0lL9O; skips, sAiOctli0.
shecp-Recelpts. 1905 ship nents SOO, market
firm; natives, 8.D@llb Western, 3.i00i. 10;
Texans, SJ.0Od11Gj; lambs, sL75Gt1l0.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-15

THE well known strengthening properties
Of iron, combined with other tonics and
most perfect nervinc, are found in Cartcr's
Iron Pills, which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve the blood and com
plexion.
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incroa,e IN rccclpl, lhis Jcar...-...............


Spots opened steady and closed arm aud steady
middiinF lie. Sales, .o5l balcs Quotations were
- follows ordinary. SIC good ordinary, p,ir
low middllna, 10 eiec. middlina. lie. good mid
ding ne. middling fair, ~ siCc fair. ~ i3ioc
fuiuics opened quiet ard lfm and closed weak
o. follow. May, i0o1ai0et Juue, io.O2ai0Cs
July, ioSaioc9 August i0Ta8io5i September.
ioie8i0iN octbcf. 9spa9.p0 November. pSig
M fcccmbcr, aNaas7 Januay. pagcto.ai fcb.
ruafy. io.oi0io.0s March, io0laioio. Eater. a..
~ bales
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corn, 1900 bu oats. 25oogbu rye 1000 bu; barley
none,
shipments-Flour, 1000 iris wheat 10000 bu
corn, 5000 bu; oats, 2S,Ooo bu rye, 200 bui bar
ley. 1900 blu. III
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Maj ll-wheat-Q Quiet
No red, cash. tic; July sfics at 6ic August Sjc
asked No. soft, cash, nc; July Csc; August Ol1sc
bid, CSC asked.
Corn--steady No. 2 cash. 2sc July 2T11c asked
No white, cash, 29lSc, ..,T
Oats-No. cash, zoe
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Notice 10 Contractors and Builders.


S,EALEp PROPOSALS. WILL ~ RECEIVED ny
> y. J. McComb, sccrcialy u tho Amateur Ath.
lrilc building 90, Memphis. Tcun until % el,,Ck
pm. ON The pri DAY ~ llNE is,1. als3. ~ ID.
brooke a Imrnham, arhitpcts. ~ ncafloru slrcet
chicago. M, until O'Clock .. IN. on the al DAY
Of juNE iSa. tot labor and material required In
the erection aud completion II the rlubhouse snN
itNa In slSc and -four toriss ~ hight iof the ANA
tour Athletic Association, 81 b. efrCc In the city
OF Memphis aud state of fenursspo Ia scrof,iance
with plans and specifications 90 Ole AZ each oi the
above named places lids will b. fccrltcd on any
one OF mom branches Of We WORK, o. upon the
whole building complete All bids shall Be- itrfn.
ifod anI made ont on blank forms furnished by
the architects 70 Intending biddefs, and tueh hlda
shall lc plaucd In rralcl envelopes and signed by
the bidder and addressed eiihcr 70 the secretary Of
tho building Company 90 The nuhiicrts aud in
dnf.,d Hprupnsal for (stiinr what branch or
brnchcs or the whole vofks therein lnciudc,il the
Amateur Athletic Clubhousr. Momphis Tcnn. .
successful bidders will BE- inquired 70 rlvo bond
with two OF tnOrr tufriict 10 be- approved ~ Inc
building Committee when entering into contrsct
with tho Association, equal IN amount 10 ID pcr
cent II the amount 81 said contract COPY of thi.
notice must bo attached 90 each hld tnbmittri
The right Il hereby reserved ~ frlcct any on ali
bids OF accept am one OF more bids on aid build
ing or work. ID =, hc'ONh Secretary.
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NEW YORK, May l4.-Cofee-0ptlons opened
steady, unchanged to points up; closed steady
69l0 points up sales. 81 80 bags, including May
Sl6 55@l6CO June, SIG G0odG7O: July Sl6I5@l6. so;
August slG.90@lG:9j; September sDOO@lIlO oct
ober, slI05@lIl5; December slL2O; January,
slL2O@ l"SO' February, sl7.2o@l7H March si"SOGs
1885 spot Rio, strong; fair cargoes ls,4c,
Sugnr-liaw, held firmly fair refining, 5l0@
heads English Island pressed Tor sale brought &C
for G7' test. Refined quiet about steady
Moasses-Forcgn, steady; New Orleans, quiet.
Ricc-Steady, for demand.
CINCINNATI, o.. May H-Whlsky-s Steady;
sales, Gij barrels finished goods on basis lO2
Buttcr-licavy, unchanged.
Sugar-firm, quiet
Eggs-lleayy. lie.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. May H--0n the Produce Ex.
change today, the butter market was weak; fancy
creamery, l5miGc: choice 10 fine, l2H@lic, fine
dairy, i26lic; fair TO good, S@lOc. Eggs-Dull and
unchanged
NEW ORLEANS, La, May 1i.-Colee quiet,
shade lower Rio cnrgoos, common TO prime, 1910
1910. Other markets unchanged.
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Mi.ceIIaacou..

wIlisKY-stmlght Kentucky bourbon. loo
COO hobyfisUn aud Lincoln Counties frn at a ,l
Wtp0 Eastern ucs. s2o0otGun accurling to age
aud make common whisky. WFaisl N. ncgurilng
W prpoi Nothing under ~ pct ccnt quoted
OiN-eLUlafii1 iur domestic. S2Sit,LaO Tor I'm.
ported
GRAss sEEns Red clover. s,gs bu. heris. Og
on hu. uWharl sl.al bu. Timothy, alshftl - bu.
Gcfnan milci, kauC bu Hungarian, 7sess5g bu.
hAuHlNO-tHiuc.
TttF-siM
sliUI-prop. tLi5. buck, STA
ltAnaN efidu
TALLOW.tta
sNuff-Oarplrs tl05t. RaiphA tio2E Rail
rpud. tl q. Gnu a Az. giun
ruMhiR-kcss sAoo, half keys. sl5j quarter
kCff eliza
Woodbury. grasc wool unwashcd. isa,lc
clear grvasg woo, naEC bury, va'hrd. gOe,pc
tub washed, nitftH
Hinrs-ny hint No I. %. No ?. g.. dry saitci
htiC rrcCn salicd Ma >, &c Nn. 2 ac. gwen aI,
g. dccfskins, &Hng thcciekins tlca,sitO. nom
innl,
GOAL Olls-rrImc white, wholesale lots, ., 20 pci
gallon.
TOiiAcco-common. g5aaoc other grades, O
mSAs
HEf.swAN-
NAiis-ifun. Zoo steel, sliO
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nAILY corIoN srArrnrNr.

ImIoTis"N q q y " AIN 30 OAsW, d Z
", No. filnmgrs o. wsFous. O. total a bales.
EtpofuaL 4 y. ~. e.. Gsw. BE- total. gto
iaiea
DAiiY ror AND INTER ION MOVEMENT.
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OIL ana Turpentinc.

CLEVELAND, o., May H.-Petroleum-Quiet; s..
W., ll0', nc.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. May n--spirits Turpen.
tiup-Iirm.
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened quiet aud closed
quiet aud casy. mlddiug 10 iileo sal,.. 10 bales
including - bales lasi evening u which 10 3,
expoucn and 100 10 tpinncr
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EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..

Ordinary. seize good Ordinary. siec low mid
dlinF 10 s.ioc mlddunE ioii.icc fuod middlinE
n tioc middi.ng iaif. nominal iaif. uominal
dusty, 'aii.c lower.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-. May lA-wool-Rcceipts, $50, $50
lbs. Demand active and values stronger on better
grades; bright medium, ls@26c; coarse braid, ll@
p; low sandy, li@i7c; fine light 6@ 21c; fine heavy,
l26slSc tubwashed choice, $500 inferior, 82@3jc.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY TO PER GENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and Easy-Middling Cotton
10 ll-loc-Sales Today, 100 Balos-Tho
General Market Is steady-Meats Are
Quiet.
APrEALorFIcE

TUESDAY ENENINWl MI9 ~ I'F'''
The supply of money at the banks is large
md demand light. Rates, TO s per cent.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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hecclpis IN port this day ls ....................
Receipts In pat this day, i,,, ...........'...
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.
Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches From
All Parts nf the World

Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches From
All Parts of the World.
The comet recently discovered at the
Lick Observatory is visible in Sydney, n.
S. w.
The Austrian infantry has been increased
by the addition of 1900 men, raising that
branch of the service to war footing.
At a meeting in Wheeling, w. Va, of
the Western Cut Nail Association, prelim-
mary steps looking TO a combination of al
cut nail mills, by which their product can
be handled by single control organization,
were taken.
Henry Rochef0rt announces that the
Boulangist Committee will paw the officials
dismissed from the French Government
employ, because of their sdherence to Bou-
laugism, the tull salaries they now receive
from the Government.
Duport, a Boulangist member of the
Chamber of Deputies, last night attempted
to make a speech at Port L'Abbie Fines.
tree, but was attacked by mob and stoned.
A number of Duport's teeth were broken
and his face cut. He was refused permis-
sion to proceed.
A great sensation has been caused in the
highest circles of Copenhagen by the sui
eide of Count Spare, mem Der of prom
nent Swiss family, after he had killed his
mistress. Count Spare had been carving
on liaison with Alvira Msdiiar, a circus
performer on the island OF Tansinge. Be-
coming involved in quarrel with his mis-
tress, he drew a pistol and shot her. and
then killed himself. Count Spare was
married, and he and his wife moved in the
most arlstocratic circles in Copenhagen.
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DEMONSTRATED CALIFORNIA, COUN.
y ty of Sacramento. IS. In the Superior Court
in and for said county. The People of the State
of California TO JOHN II. GASS and S. B. J g.
NETTE, greeting Nou are hereby notified that
an action was commenced in the Superior Court
of the county OF Sacramento. State aforesaid. by
filing a complaint in the Clerks Office of said
Court, on the 18th day of May, 1889 in which
action Pricilla Whitaker, Hampton Whitaker
defendants. That the general nature of the
action, appears from said complaint, is as fol-
lows: To obtain decree OF said Court adiudg-
ius and decreeing that you have no right title
interest or estate in or TO certain zeal estate in
the city of Sacramento. county of Sacramento,
State of California, described as lot number
eight in the block bounded by Q and and
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, in said
city. and that the title of plaintiffs thereto is
good and valid; that you be forever harret
from asserting any claim TO said remises ad-
verse 10 that of plaintiffs, and that plaintiffs
have and recover from you their costs of suit
all OF which more fully appears in the complaint
on ne herein, reference to which is hereby
made, and you are hereby directed 10 sp-
pear and answer s.id complaint within ten days
from the service of this writ, exclusive of the
County of Sacramento; and within thirty days,
exclusive of the day of service, If served else
where; and you are further notified that unless
you so appear 6nd answer within the time above
specified the plaintiffs will take default against
you and apply 10 the Court for the relief prayed
for in said complaint
In testimony whereof, I, VIM. B. Hamilton,
hani and ailix the seal of said Court, this 18th
day of May, A. D. lss9,
lsEAL.i WIN. B. HAMILTON. Clerk
By l.. p. ScoTT, Deputy Clerk ieIl-9tTh
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LELAND STANFORD JR, UNIVERSITY
interview With senator Stanford-His
Views on Education,


san Francisco Bulletin. Ju'y 22dl
IN an interview wCth Senator Sanford
thls morning concerning the Leland Stan
tord Jr. University that gentleman stated
tnat numerous appicstiuns for Professor
shlpS had been received. but no appoint
ments nave yet been decided upon The
PRESIDENT has not yet been appointed, al
though the standing and Qualifications Of
SeVeral professors nave been under exam
Trustees.
The main building is now ready 70 he
parhtioned into class rooms, said Senator
Stanford, but the interior arrangement
has not vet been decided upon. There is
quite difference of opinion between edu-
Gators as 10 the best plan 10 be adopte1 in
building the class-rooms. An engineer is
now East studying the interior arrange
ments OF the leading institutions of learn
ing, and the work will go on when the
plans are adopted. Not much more can he
done until this matter has been disposed
of.
What will be the extent of the curricn-
lum. SENATOR was then asked
There is in contemplation a complete
system of education, from the Kindergarten
to postgraduate course. We hope 10 be
able TO give our graduates degrees of the
same character as are granted in the most
advanced universities of the East and
Europe. Every facility will be given TO
enable scholars TO acquire a thorough edu-
cation IN any course OF study and in anv
department of science Ample facilities
will be given scientists VINO NAV wish to
make investigations in any Of the depart
ments of physical research In fact we
desire to make the college as near perfect
as an educational factor as possible. Il is
the intention TO make the system SO cam
plete tina. people will be attracted 20 the
college from all parts of the United States
for the purpose of educating their children.
We hope to see the institution surrounded
by homes"
Will there be any charge for tuition ,"
was the next question that suggested itself
TO the mind OF the reporter
" Certainly. | do not believe that any
one should have something for nothing. 1t
is one of the first objects Of the school to
teach that labor is respectable and honor
able, and that idlenesS is not The rates
Will be low, but what is worth having is
worth paying for. Girls will be admitted on
equal terms with boys, and they will be en-
utled to all the privileges of the school,
and will be permitted 10 pursue any course
desired. As they are to become the mothers
OF the coming generation. think that the
girls are entitled to all the privileges and
benefits possible"
" Has any time been fixed for the open
ing of the University?n
1t is our intention u commence the
scholastic work by the next schoo! wear.
Dormitories are being built TO accom- m odate
260 boys, and suitable accommodations will
be provided for girls"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-25
JUICE OF THE GRAPE.
Brandy Dealers Wish the Bonded Period
Extended.
[san Francisco an, Julr 2thl

Fan Francisco Call, July 2Hh.l
Yesterday morning Senator Stanford was
visited by f. Q. Prber, of the Nlpa Valley
Wine Company; Charles Kohler, OF Kub-
Ter & Frohling; J. J. Jacoby, of Lachman
d Jaeoby, and Charles Bundschu, of Gund-
ZACH " Co, a committee of the Wine
makers Association appointed to confer
with him regarding the introduction of a
bill III Congress 10 extend the bonded pc
riod for brandy from three to five years.
J. J. Jacoby acted as spokesman He
declared that all governments, with the ex-
cepuon of the United States, tax an article
after 1t goes into consumption. This Gov
ernment, however, taxes its citizens before
hand, thereby discriminating against home
manufacturers. Mr.. Iacoby impressed up
on Senator Stanford the importance of
brandy not being taxed until it goes into
consumption, instead of, as at present, three
years after it is bonded He maintained
that any legislation for this purpose would
benefit the consumer, the wine merchant,
the wine maker and, ,ie grape grower.
When the market hsppeped to oe depressed,
as at present, it would not be necessary to
add 10 the depression by throwing more
brandy upon it.
Senator Stanford conceded with the views
of the committee, and promised to draw
the attention Of Congress to the matter at
its next meeting.