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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-09
THE STATS or TRADE.

Baltimore Aug Section dull mldiling. llsa11ac:
Flour quiet and steady for winter; spring easier
iB I9g NhS nd P' wheat 90 sx9G % a
'crn nfm shipping grades hikher FtIuoOoeie Long.
berry, J9ssc No. = s5gasoe steamer sc Wesss5R2
l4c September, 53c OCTOBER, s3AGe5sei JecemGeer,
sole. Cofn-sou;hefn dun, rather easier; white, 4og
4oc; yellow, 45o4ec Western quiet and arm mixed mixed
451c bid Oats steady; Western white, 3oe35ac; do
mixed 29d39 graded No White 90 mSe %
Prime e cloce tniohy 16al7c. Provisions dun Butter
dull Western packed, tOal2c creamery, 15el7c Eggs
aau re6 fa 7f5c todse Nominal dS earsoes fair
Sd1Sc other articles unchanged freights 70 Liver
pool per steamer duh grain per bqShc 80 Cork, iCr
81 900 bushels; corn A4O0o oats, 1000 rye, 900
Shpments-rlour. 1000 hbs. wheat $4,000 bushels
saCs-Wheat $4,000 bushels; corn, 10000.
and prices well mantaned. oats dull. Shorts IN.
Pork lard and hams in steady and fair demand
market has fairly firm tome but sSe o No nS un
changed Cheese in moderate demand aud unchanged
Fggs-Improyed demand for choice fresh stock Receipts
Tor the week-FOur % 600 bbs and $4,000 sacks corn
200 900 bush oats 81 900 bush shorts, 500 tons
iuHalo N. Y, Aug. S.-Wheat-Spring dull; old No.
Hard 81 20 sample Old Hard Snhsc new no Hara,
Spring, soc: Winter Wheat steady with Jar demano'
No. Red new, sac sales 5000 bushels No ana a.
soe' tracks. eaG oa SN No g. Rcd G n stcrS
Sc no White Wheat here Corn opened weak ana iowe
S S% s YeoM 1r% "a 2e}'a obo No &
10000 bushels No. B. 4Od4Oec in store oats quiet ei
weak No White, 81 Fc, IN track No. white, Sos4c,
No. Mixed 2G2c, IN store Rye rm saes one Ear D O
track and cars in store at ape aio9r ouc canal
ire Qhts firm aud unchanged Recents-klour. 300 DDls
Wheat $50 coo bushels com, 16jOOO anal shl nno
Wheat 10000 bushels corn $1,000 re- ~ ~ V ooo
Railroad shpncnts-FOur. 10000 barrels wheat oi'V'"
Chicago, Aug s.The lcaing futures ranged as tono"S
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LIVE STOCK NIARKET

Now-York THURSDAY Aug. s.-BEEY Es-Reeelpts y
cqrJads OF I1iG hcadl CailOad, 40 6Jth-at. caro1l
M Jersey Clty and 30 carloads 40 MechaWkcn Tor export
hc GUtn-si. receipts included Il carloads for Eastman
COMPANY Is carloads for M stern, carloads for hau
man & Strauss ana carloads for Mezger & Levy. NO
trailing ia live cattle
dressed beef firm az Gha7c for Native carcasses.
Private cable adyiccs report the cattle markets " Great
Brtlln steady with Tofrgcatcd beef slEng az 4+u or
scHnt Sic per Z. 49, -., ....
Il beef and go cattle. Today 1876 cattle on the Ascaa
aud - sheep OH" Neptune. ~
NILCU CONS-Oniy head received to-day. The
arIct quoted dun at $50 To $40 for Ordinary to Good
Cows.
CALVES-Reccipts lob hca1-9i1 at G0th.st. and l5l
a. Jersey city. The market was dull for Neais ana %
shade lower for Butterlihs. About 300 un-od. tri'
efs ana Buti"nnilk- sold 40 2a2c Fed and Mixed Calves
satire ana Ordinary 10 Best Feals at o40OAc. T."
Extras at Che.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-09

sellers; November and December delivery, 336id
BUYERS Deeemper and January delivery, 376id value:
Iauaiy and February delivery 376ad sellers February
ana March delivery 2s6i sellers; September delivery
1lSid sellers
Galveston, Aug. s.-Cotton nominal middliag, lie
low mlddng lose; good ordinary 9se; net aud eIo.s
receipts. % bales including Is bales new crop; exports
coastwise 3j bales sales sales babes stock, 2SS bales
- Norfolk, Aug S-CottOn steady middiing, lie; Stock
i30 bales
savannah, Aug s.-Cotton nominal tniddling. 1oss:
receipts bales exports coastwIse, BALE sales bales
stock. Si4 bales.
low midilng iOc good ordinary 9Ssc; net and gross
receipts % bales including 10 bales new CROP sales IA
bales stock B. Jof bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
~ ~or,h piyer Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AL, Vtddsy and prices Mere less nominal Fair
au4 ~ oxoCi 1Ssc. No reported. Mia grades
eajgoes rdsiefate demand sales 100 bags Laguaya.
,na aa $50 bags Maracaibo, private terms The
~ vorke was very quiet and without special features
vas rise OF Jd15 points early In the day on some
Ina buyinc partly by shorts after which cables came
nto and urccs settled back 1910 points leaving
"a Ssreiy steady Hamburg declined az pig layrs
opsSasv. regular first, 200 good second 50O eN-
change (pva.c; 9.se receipts 0oc0 Gags Ei9 clear,
sass Santos receipts, 5000 bags receipts 81 Rio July
9'tss Aweust z 1889 2Gl 600 bags time 1888,
Ia ooS Iars: same time 1887 49, Oo0 bags receipts at
s,os July 10 August Z. 1850. 202 900 bags;
s, 1ssS as 600 bags time. 1887, 10000 bags
e,,s~s reports arrivals at European ports during last
nh 1913 900 bags deliveries nc European ports during
~, month 5O7 500 bags stock in Europe. August /,
asae zoo bacs sales mere % $50 bags. a. follows:
Closing prices Highest. Lowest sales
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Aug. 3, 40 p m.,Beef IN poor demand
cut. about a to t6 n, dun at 53s 3D. Bacon in
poor demand long clear middleS; about 45 n dull at
clear mlddles about So ~ dun At Bis 3D. shoulders.
IL H. dun at 30s Cd. Cheese I'm demand
American white and coored dull &C ass Taow in
poor demand Spirits OF turpentine I'm good demand firm
NJ 32s Rosn In fair demand. Lard spot and futures,
in poor demand prime western spot August september
Flour i'm fair demand Corn, spot and futures in poor
demand mixed and Western spot dull az - Dad August
dull AT ID September and October dull at Is 1sd-
Hops at London-Pacihc coast in poor demand.
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=, ss'Ts- rs, Hollis Grassors PA average,
Ia 49, i iSo 81 a. = - gqs' MRss 60 Ssy zoo
n 10 do III u a ~. TO- az y 20; o l5o DO Pa m az
i 6s 100 a. s. 2 ID d, ~ d. At IS 80 81 DO
o,.a 'ssIp9 b. Dewey il aatrnlh Calves OF H. az
a. 3o9 iS p p az no. d9 i2o NJ 9 az 2's So fs az
o., sc' is w wrghl ~ 90 BufaE CAVE. iS5 - at
M US DO 97 % 30 yca ~ b. at II &C. i DO
Fd iq@ ao 5l Mq'9 3 tsye 1911 ~ At 2's
vca aI Is - Butgrmk caivcs 2os ~ at 2',c;
H. gt Be- 10 T' 49, Ia ta o9lye 100 = a. &c ycnl' 40
qia Gqssh14 At 9 8 na 49, Ia ea1 f: aqs n at
l93 n at 20 DO io5 90 g r. % g &C. 80 ES f
,oa j. =, n pdcock: Fed Calves, 2c5 N. at &c; 80 veal,
y NeTioq Gicn Buticrmlk Calves eos ~ at shc;
5a, A% !, T., & 3 sasIosa q '5ss
t@n esger for sheep AMI extremely strong Tor lambs
y Ordinary to Prime Lamb. raaeci At Gs5s[c. and TX.
Iilne sfrcn ~ oe Lrsel Lambs In good demand and
A. s e % No., n ic Ids's g ~ w sheep o.
Te9is r s. %o9 s. aSss Har 9 "a Do d. 90 y
a. oS itS 49, Y y at a. sos do tcholcej, 70 n NJ
jgidO aGki no. 90 ~ q s, e. CHAN o. s.ts
T Ssis l Ti7SI.i, % D. 81 81 q 5?
90 G2R ll2 no. O. n a q % igi DO GO r. AZ q %
a. ~ Salcf Co.: lts Indiana sheep &c H. at 81 25
H. at 81 O5. " ~" - 49, 100 o"' wv w
newton : Gllet: Pcnnsvlvanla Sheen. o. N. at
- 20 llQ Pennsylvania lambs % 49, at ~ so
jersey Lambs 81 ~ M a. so ~ ~ - ~ 49,
- Hallenbeck Hollis: 90 State Sheep 70 ~ ~ 81 ~:
~ ", lOS m. a. ~ 10: II DO los h. IS 81 State
Lam ITn,ns So r e g q - do; 7os n at s. So
co H. NJ a. 50. ~ ~ ~ wv 81" q" - 49, ~ Wv
S"9 lambs 3 R'E'y Il S 70 ssP az ac 81
AZ 81 50 - wv YUM" w. - . ~
d Harrington 70 state sheep loi ~ at IS 80 "a State
HOGs-Recept. 70 carload. Of SOL bood-io carloads
az Jersey tliN anu 7 carload Frnling steady
IS 1885 10 ' " wv ''" '''' ''7 -"
Sales g. Smith: IS S1t- Ir1v. 0-S n average at
~ 30 ner 100 n A. oa5 N ~ - 10 ot7 n n ~ n
- Jslhnc Wright co. stat" Hogs oGG D. AT - GO
400 n az AZ so.
o,oA w Lamb: State Hogs 2o1 d. At - -; Roughs
Hallenbeck Hollis: state Hogs POI n. at - 20.
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SPIRITS OF TURpENTINE.

Wilmington n. c.. Aug s-spirlts Of turpentine Arm
ut soc Resin firm strained, 7je; good strained 75c
Tar at 81 60. Crude turpentlne nrm hard 81 gel
low dip. 80 TO- virgin 80 10
savannah Ga, Aug. s.-TupentIne firm at 4oc. Rosin
staady at 77i2aS7iac.
Charleston, S. G.. Aug s.-Turpendne firm at 400
Isosin steady good strained SIC.
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Connlrr NcaI estate 60 EFT

= - 4oi.er az minutes fiom Jay-st., 10
Nv. Durham. 10 minutes from depot, West
Shore EailIoad and ferry new, houses,
rooms. bath. stationary tubs lllckeh,,acA
uir. water. on Fischcr-aVc" overlook II"
flackcg-ack Valley: keys on premises.
further Information. address J. K. g.. TINT
itr... Ofirp
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miscellaneous

A LBERT G.. SPENCER, 976 6th.aye.,
N between 18th ami 18th sts.-Umbreilasi
larasOls, cares. mace 10 order. r--cONefW
and repaired; promps ana reliable.
Al AMERICAN LADY having no chill
~ dren would like infant or small Ch.ld %
board can give best references. Address
Mrs. CEOLN, lo9 Alicn-st.
EAMILY ICE MACHINF.-Tce IN a FEW
Il minutes; price $40 to $3.50. l.. DER
MIGNY, 800 w. 2jth-st., and in the princi-
pal hardware stores.
" ANTED.-A lot OF fancy pigeons; state
w quality, quantity and price. dealers
need not answer. Address &. J. TILLIORD,
10th st., cor. 6th-aYe.
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-ny TELEGRAPH.

Bunao y; y. Aug. s.-catue--Ileccipts for last %
hours l"so heal; total fpr week tius far 1900. for
'ne I'M ias week l3 72o; consigned through. 1,0i0
!" tD"-h 9fk LEGO on sale, 40 lcid; market stndy and
gnghanerL sheep and Lamb, -Rcceip,s for last "a
nnuIr' 1-uo hcai total fof we x thu. far 2lGOO; FOR
SANG ,lne East wesk ls0oo; CONSIGNED through 1000
u" N'N-f YORK 100; sale 1000; market nrntr, but
pres nob quoia9y higher Hoes-rerclpts FOR last -
hours 9@-0 need total for week thus far lG44O for
sum. uha last week, 81 Loo consigned through 1890
10 new {ork 260; on sale 2sC0; market custer. but
prices not quOiaby lower.
Ga.caso Union stock Yads Aug s"The proyers
gMihaF reports: Catue-I.'crlpt3 10 800; shipments,
o. gC co.q s aiket ,eai B'ye a 35G = GO steers
b3l,s and mixed ~ 75es3 20 natives and halfbcets,
e. VUgt5 ~, Hogs-Receip's 15O0O; shipments, 5000
80 heavy, 81 1Odsl 35 lieht - 35asl 10; skps,
~ 1O1sl 40 Shetp- Receipts, 5000; shipments 1000.
Market steady 10 shade lover. Natives 80 5OaF4 90
as 50
~. Louis. Aug S-Cattle-Rcceipt@ 200; shipments,
1905 market active ami strong choic" heavy native
Steers - 2Jc a -; fair good do 90 SOqS4 10; stock
and feeders - 2sdS2 jO' fed, - 1Jd
50 % grass fed - 2n1S3 AMI hefer, ~ 5OaS2 %
Hogs-Re"ript-. 800: shipments 100: market active
fair choice heavy - 40G7l 80 packng - 20a@4 10
Eight grades fair 10 best ~ J5a3i 81 Sheep-Reccipts
900; shipments 1905 market strong and active: fair
choice 80 50at4 So lambs. 80 1886 so; stockcrs,
SO 25es3 40
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American standard OF clsssif-


Good Orinaty ......s 7.16 Low Midiling........10
strict Good Ordnarv9 ZIG Mid9llnQ 1916
Opons-Wcrc utterly devoid o. features and HE Sngcu
alton was vcry dull with nfreouant fluctuations. Prices
5c nod about point the after which the loss
cas- rcraincl ard tn close STEADY. August
sbonocd. september and October I point higher while
ia'or months show we0kres. Liverpool signify
better while crop reports Were favorable as ri" Sales
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Drcssmaklnq.

ID ERECT fitting garments cut, basted
i and stitched at reasonable fiices' Al
ircss Miss QUiGLtN, l4j West GOth-st.
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fcln iDantto.

XVANTED.-Man aud wife. without chill
w dren. iu ttc country man take care
horse, COW, chickens and do general work F;
wife a. cook; Germans preferred. st'a1y
place for trustworthy people state wages
expected and give rrllrtncc-. Address
-. Il. b.. T.. .. Box 100. New-Noih.
XETANIED.-IHL MUTUAL RESERVE
w FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION desire -. =
employ ore Special Agent In each CITY
and COUNTY In the UNITED STATES,
CANADA. GREAT BRGvAIN and
TEANCE. Il also has excellent openings
CtSo'unfis, unite a. MhNHGtRs. General "a and
D strict AGENTS. Compensation liberal /:
letu.tf ce;tiin, positions permanent THIS
COMPANY furnishes LIFE INSURANCE
nt OIe.hllf Che usual rates r. has already
pul siN au1 On half Million Dollars In
death claims N has more than Two
Million Dollars Cash surplus. u Is tho
greatest success. ever known IN finance
f fros'ient or n w BToSS Vice President.
Home Ol.ce, 55 Park Row. New-York. or
upon any General Managers.
Males.
ID OOKKEEPER with machine shop ex-
- rr.errr: nnl" Duo hr-t wanted; salary
SO weekly write stating experience. p1-
sifona, time a- each. ul references. >. >.
WHEELER. lil West 94th-sL
u YOU WANT A SITUATION, or desire
- change {ou- present position, soma for
deceptive circular g once We frrni 81
situations Tor ala kinds of business pursuits
over % la-gc Territory; references furnish d.
INDUSTRIAL SCPrLh BUREAU, New
Raven. Conn
w ANTFn.-Bov about II wears " az. IN
" wholesale h0u-": must D.. q gOpi pen.
man and rapid ana ACETATE af figures COOL
po .toI cnn be had bf applying in own han i
" III, ~ '.H I'll lf.. Nt', I'd NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-09
HAVANA MARKET.

Havana Aug. S.--Spanlsh gold, 230iaa239'. Ex-
change Upward tendency; on che United States sixty
DAYS gold 9J4d10 premium do. short sight gold, 10st
premium London 2ll4 premium on Paris, ga pre-
MUM, Sugar, quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-09

cOTTCSN-Thc spot market ruled firm and active !;
prees A. Quoted last Sales 500 bales Tor cNporo and
70 raes Tor consumption FOIt receipts 321 bales against
30 bales THIS day last week and 1o03 bales this day last
Since september l. receipts the ports aggre-
Sti 500 sSs bales against SOB $50 bales for the
ecorrsspfndng time last year.
ou6taiions American standard Of clsssin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-09

Cash quotations follows: Four .eady and ul.
cbongnd No Spring Wheat 762c; No. 3 Spring
Wheat No Red 5c'iS IA 49, Corn H SS,S
G3GgIe: 10 Flax Seed, 81 2G Prime Timothy Seed
81 AS Mess Polk, per R6L 40 0QG oo 90 La5a r
Dpy Sailed shoulders tboxedl s. 81 short Clear
.id,s rhoXed1 s5 S79dt6; Whisky, dstlIers finished
nnas p~r Gallon 81 OF Sugars unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-09

Liverpool. Aug. s. ,. m.-Cotton-The sales Of the
day included 800 bales American.
Futures closed quiet; American low middling clause,
August delivery 13Gid sllers August and september
delivery l-Gfd sellers; September aud october delivery
5i-Gd sellers; October and November delivery 1864
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-09
Citp ilrnI estate for Sale.

A -FUR SALE, the elegant private
u. dwellings,, 3 ana 4 story, ~ % - r.
i,vnt strictly priyste location Nos a. 70
y East g2i-st. Inquire o. PHI. PRAEN-
DER No. as Enst 92d-Rt.. or 40 Office. No.
10 Fast sCfh-si. also Investment properly
ior fale.
FOR SAr.r.-Nc. % Past S0lh-st.. 2eN
1 tjyl02; nrst.c,aes dwcliirT olsiei at
below value JAMES BOYD. 80 Broad-
81. Room 20
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fnrnlsbe) Rooms.


A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS;
IA, en-. suite or singY; family private
terms moderate references. 80 West llth-
St.. near 5th-ayc.
4 ENTLEMAN or gentleman aud wife +;
NJ permanent or transient; reasonable rent.
1896 4th-aye.
Two LIT-36 WEST 33D.ST -Pnttily fur
inishci rooms; summer terms.
OF TH.sT., 2j9 WEST. Nicely furnished
81 square rooms also one hall room
0i TH-ST.. go WEST Nicely furnished
81 rooms; with folding bed one hall
room.
% DIST. II EAST. Elegantly furnished
- ~ rooms en- suite or singlY. for gentle
men everything first-class; references.
90 DIST. AZ WES1.-First- class rooms,
90 single or double elgiDly located con-
yepient 70 three car lines gentlemen only.
100 East 24TH.ST. Desirable large and
4 y = small rooms.
AZ WEST 2iTH-ST.-Privatc house fur
too ni-hc1 room; gas. bah. reasonable.
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Bonro ono Rooms.

UANDSOME large and small cool IoOns E;
II excellent board house and appoint
ments frst-class. 20 East 23d-st.
OOD.ST.. is EAST. near Ffth Avenue
= = Hotel.-SuperiOr rooms boafl ref
eiences terms moderate SHELDON.
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Ctr Real esstdic Go fct.
flats Go Get. iintnruishco.

A -ALCAZAR.
fAs ~ pi0ef, 100 AMI I22 East S6th-st.
-, Bets eol Lexington aad Park ayes.
looms. Hgd bath, steam heated; also sGaTs.
hese1 nif;HE-f0om pas5encer elevator.
inquire on bscnises. Janitoy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-09

~,oACIINAN and GROOM. by -oDer
( man thoroughly understands mn nor .oi1se
ans carriages II years lx
coACHMAS. 102 West 4oth'st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-09

~ kNTED lily Young man. - fratt VI
w a-c. ua-it.o Oh bee mercantile non m NN,,a
bv strict attention On hu ine'- he Hi. ,nler.i
49,, e,rc.ie1.e uita mahufs turing house
a. h ollffrurr: iofe.e nce furai-hcl A~
as MERCANTILE. Tribune Onec'
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-04
The Confederate Home.

The efforts to swell the fund for the
Home for Confederate Soldiers at Austin,
Tex, has met with generous response in
New York. Colonel James H. Stewart.
in the short time he has been in the city,
has enlisted the interest and aid of such
prominent gentlemen and good Republic
cans as General Sherman and Mr.. Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew, and now it is announced
that Mr.. A. NJ. Palmer will give the use
of his theater for matinee performance
of Mr.. Howard Carrolps play, can
American Countess" on the afternoon of
May 10th. The cast will include many
prominent actors and actresses we'll known
in New York, and the entire proceeds of
the performance will be turned over to
the fund for the Soldiers Home.-N. Y.
Times.
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TO WOODLAND

Sacramento Verein Eintracht,
CUNDAY, MAY 3, 1859, IN CONNECTION
- with the MAY FESTIVAL of the Woodland
excursionists will have free admittance Fare
for the round trip, 81; Children under II years,
so cents. Train will leave the depot at A. NJ.
m2-3t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
PROGRAM
OF
RACES AND ENTRIES.
FIRST DAY.. Monday, May 9Th.
No. 1. Lindley q Co.'s Gold R,bhons,a.,

MOL. Lindley & Co.'s Gold Ribbon Stakes.
RUNNING-For 2-year-olds; $50 entrance: half
forfeit; $500 added; second to receive SlC0;
five-eighths mile.
L. U. Shippee-Ch. f. Whisban, by imp. King
Ban, dam Whisperine by Whisper
Fl; l. Thornton-Ch. +. Alice, by Millner, dam
Young Grecian Bend.
P. Siebenthaller, Volcano Stable--Ch. C. King
Hooker by Joe Hooker, dam Violet
R. p. Ashe, Maltese Villa Stables-B. C. Abdiel,
by Jocko dam CoZn Peggy
K. J. Ashe-Ch. f. Mirope by Joe Hooker dam
Consolation.
C.. V. Tupper-Ch. C, Guido, by Double Cross,
dam Aurora
No. 2. Brewers Stakes.
RUNNING-For all ages S25 entrance: s15 for
felt; 500 added, of which $50 to second: three
quarters and repeat.
J. McBride--C. h. Long Shot, y, by Duke of
Norfolk, dam by Langford.
w w L. dAApPle66y by E; White Cloud, " by
Thos. Williams-B. f. Lady Helen, by Norfolk,
dam Jessie K.
Matt storms.Ch. g. Kildare, y, by Kyrle
DAILY. dam Mistake.
R. P. Ashe-Ch. f. Geraldine, by Grinstead. dam
Cozin Peggy.
T. F. Lynch-B. g. Jou Jou, by Monday, dam
Plaything.
Chas. L. Boots-Ch. m. Nerva, by Bob weoding.
dam Lizzie Marshall.
A. D. Harrison-S. G. Hello, by Shannon, dam
Marsha.
No. 3. Golden Eagle Hotel Stakes.
RUNNING-For 3-year-olds: $50 entrance. half
forfeit; $3.50 added of which SIS to second
horse; maidens allowed pounds; one and
one eighth miles,
G.: W; Trahern-C. g. G. W., by Kyrle DAILY, dam
by Thad Stevens.
Fl. H. Hobbs-B. c. Duke Spencer, by Duke of
Norfolk. dam Lou Spencer.
L. U. Shippee-B. f. Songstress, by Luke Black
burn, dam Malibran by Cathedral
Jas. Garland-B. G. Wanderer Second by Wan
derer, dam Kiss Me Quick
W. j. Johnston-Ch. C. ice Hoge, by Hooker.
dam Viola g.
Oak Grove stsble-Ch. c. Louis P, by Hooker,
dam Lizzie P
Frank alS 1 Johnson-B. g. Reward, by Jim Brown,
W; L. Appfeby-wild Oats. by Wild Idle, dam
Mary Owens.
W; l. Appleby-Br:,. f. Alfarata, by Wild Idle
J. T. Chase-Ch. f. Lurline by Longfield. dam
Katy Pease.
R.. P; Ashe-B: c. Flood Tide, by Flood, dam
Lady Evangeline.
Kelly & Samuels-Ch. e. Roseburg. by lin
Brown, lam Rosemary.
l. X. Newton--Ch. c. Hearst by Fergus First
dam Romping Girl.
John Reavey-B. f. Bessie Shannon, by Shan
non, dam Betty Bishop.
Is Races called at Pm
]. W. WILSON, President
CHRISTOPHER GREEN, Vice. President.
F. A. JONES, Secy and Treas, P. o. Box l54.
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-04

Coloeel W. G. Johnson, of Lexington,
has in his law library book that was
printed in 1868, making it 226 years old.
II is ROLES Abridgment of the Laws OF
England" at that period. Role was
the presiding Justice at the trial of
and signed the death warrant of Charles
l., under which he was beheaded.
The book is printed in Norman English
text, very much resembling the German.
Notwithstanding its great age, the book is
well preserved, the paper white and sound
and the print as clear as when made. 1t
is, indeed, curiosity.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-04

q At what age were you married ?' she
asked inquisitively. But the elder lady
was equal to the emergency and quietly
responded, "At the parsonage Ya,mou
Reqisfer
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-04

WHEN the mucous surfaces of the bron-
CHA are sore or infamed, DR.. Jaynes Elk
pecterant will afford prompt relief. For
breaking up cold, or subduing cough,
you will find in it certain remedy.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-04
Red Mems Picnie-Bids for Privileges

N7ILL BE RECEIVED BY THE PRESIDENT
w OF the Picnic Committee until 1UES-
DAY EVENING, at 6 O'Clock, for the entire
privileges of bar and refreshments at their pic
mic at Leet's Grove, Roseville. MAY IL, 1889
Spirituous liquors will not be allowed sold on
the grounds. Inc committee reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. For further inforn,a-
ton inquire of B. +. JOHNSON, President OF
Committee, Tenth and K streets. IB.C.J ms-4t