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SAN FRANUIsoO nIARKnr.

SAN FRANCISCO. January 2sth.
FLOUR-Net cash price for Family Extras
u 5Oas 50 Dbl; Bakers Extras, 81 5o(@4 60;
Superine. 81 65G3.
WHEAT-The market shows steadying symp-
toms. Buyers are canvassing offerings with
greater freedom, and there is more disposition
to buy. To secure stock ahead, shippers are
willing to pay 81 3614 q ctl for standard grain
and will not refuse lot at 81 31a if of spec ally
desirable character.
BARLEY-A languid feeling still prevails,
and it is no easy task to find buyer of first
quality feed at over 771xc, unless it be small
lot suited to the immediate wants of q jobber.
Feed, 77k@7ss4c; common grades. 75c: Brew
ing, s71z@s0c for fair TO good, and 95c@sl for
choice.
OATs-The market is yet oxercrowded with
stocks, keeping the situation in favor of buyers
We quote Surprise 81 15@1 TX; milIing,
81 1i1Sel Is !; choice feed. 81 10: No /,
al 05; lower grades, s1stl 021a: Black. S:
81 o5; Gray, 81 o21ael % a ctl; Brown. 81 p
CoRN-Receives very little attention at the
moment Prices easy 9uotable at s. o71S for
and 81 05@1 10 . eli Tor White.
CRACKED GotN-Suotsnle at sa4 y ton.
CoRNMEAL : Aiiiers quote Feed al S24
3 son; fine kinds for the ssble, in large and
OiLCAKE MkAL--cuolabie at so p Ton.
SEEDS-Mustsrd, Brown, 50 59aes 25 Yellow.
81 75@2 cfi; Canary 4ef14c; Her,p. s%@sc;
: Il Flax. 6 25@s Is = ca J." 800 - i''' ~
MIDDLINGS-Price are steady orotable at
Sl6@17 p ton.
HAY-wheat. sj00ls: Wheat and Cat, sSai2;
Wild Dat. sl0ul2 Oat, s9Gll Barley, skal1 !;
ley ana Dat. SOIL: Alfalfa 5000 so = TON
STRAW-Quotable at 70t9s5c q bale.
HoPS-Quotsble at l21Sial611ac q H.
B xAN-Quotable at Sl4 509l5 so p ton for the
better grades. and s1i0l4 50 for other quality.
RYE-Asking prices are lower. Quotable at
81 Goal 20 = ctl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 81 IS 4 ctl.
GROUND BARLEY - Quotahle at slS@19 a
ton.
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HoNEY-We quote White Comb, 991oc;
Amber. 614&7c; Extracted, white liquid 6@7c;
Amber. coioreo and csndIed. s34951Sc . b.
BUTTER-Garket easy there being general
desire to realize. Fancy, 2SG24c; good to choice,
19@2lc; fair. l7020c; store lots I0@15c;
picked roll. 1SG20c frkin, lS020c; Eastern
creamery, l7G20c in tubs: other kinds, log 15c
2 b
CHEESE-We quote: Choice new, lS@14c;
Ga Sc: Eastern ordinary to fine. 10G15c p h.
EGGS-Prices shape in favor of buyers. We
quote: California ranch, 27G29c: store lots, 2lG
ye: Eastern, fresh, 22G2Sc cold storage, 10
l9c . dozen.
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A CABINET PUZZLE.
General Harrison Doesn't Know What to
DO About New York.

General Harrison Doesn't Know What to
DO About New York.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 2Sth.-Judge Charles
Moore OF Plattsburs n. Y. had an interview
with General Harrison this afternoon. Moore
claims that Miller represented the rank and
file of the party, and Platt the machine, and
that the New York Republicans demanded
Miller. Harrison told Moore that the factional
fight in New York was making it embarrassing
for him. New York shoud agree upon man
his choice of the man and place from the list.
Harrison also said that it looked as il there
would be crisis in the South, and he wanted
to select great constitutional lawyer for Attor-
ey-General, intimating that the same should
come from New York.
Moore told General Harrison that he had ad-
vised his friends wanting Office not to apply
till after the Inauguration. THAT, they should
do replied General Harrison, land if they
want office before. they should apply to Pres
ioent Cleveland"
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NEW MEXICO.


SANTA FE, January 25th.-The most notorious
libel bill that has ever been introduced in any
Legislature in America has passed both Houses
OF the Assembly. The Governor is hard at work
preparing a lengthy veto. which viii be trans
mittsd TO the Council tomorrow. 1t will ac-
complsh nothing, however as the bill will be
passed over his head as Others have been
NJ. Catron Champions the measure, ana as he
is the most unpopular man in New Mexico with
the press, at whose hands he has frequently
been roasted, it is pre- uiped the bill is to pro
tect himself. Ii makes IL a libel for person to
read aloud from newspaper anything deroga-
tory TO the good or bad name of another, pun
ishable by heavy fine and Imprisonment This
is only one of the outrageous provisions defined
IN This Act
1t is the PRINCIPAL topic IN this city to-day,
and meets with the disapproval of all
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

Two men attempted to rob James Kirk at a
San Jose hotel on Sunday. They were arrested
A contract has been made at Chico for an
electric light plant system, to be in operation
within a month.
somewhere between 95 and 100 years. died at
Marysville yesterday after brief illness.
An attempt was made in Highwood Valley,
NJ. T., on Wednesday last TO poison John and
James Thaine and Cornelius Thorpe, by placing
strychnine in their food.
Captain J. s. Mcdonald a prominent Repur-
lican politician of Charleston, w. Va. was ar
rested yesterday on charge of paying Dem
ocrat two dollars for his vote.
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WESTERN HOTEs.
TIE SADDLE RoteN
RESTAURANT &KD OYSTER HOUSE,

E,1RST- Ass HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT,
7 Ladies Dinins-roon separate Open dsy
and night BUCHANAN d CARRAGBER Pro
oEietors, lois Second street, between J and X,
Sacramento. Il
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HOME AFFAIRS.
MOoRE'S STEALINGS THOUGHT
TO BE A MILLION.
Texan Outlaws Disposed Of-Gen-
eral Harrison's Perplexities-
Banker Fish Pardoned.
lsPE1IAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD unosj
THE BROOKLYN STRIKE:
More Acts OF yioIence-New York Cars
to Stop This Morning.
l.
HOME AFFAIRS.
lsrze1AL DISPATCHES TO rHn RECORD uruos.i
THE BROOKLYN STRIKE:

More Acts OF vioIence-New York Cars
to Stop This Morning.
NEW York. January 2Sth.-In the seventy four
hours since the Inauguration of the street-car
strike, in Brooklyn, no attempt has been made
by the company to run cars. The fact is unpre-
cedented in the annals of strikes and tie-ups on
the surface roads in New York or Brooklyn.
The scene this morning was very threaten
ing. If an attempt is made during the day on
the part of the company to staff car, or en-
bloodshed will probably follow. Numerous
minor conflicts are reported.
TEE STRIKE SPREADS TO NEW YORK.
New YORK, January 7sth.-There is no change
in the Brooklyn streei-ear strike. There were
some acts of VIC ence by the strikers tonight,
but no one was seriously injured. The Thir-
tenth Regiment is held in readiness to sup
press riots.
The Knights of Labor have ordered all the
surface lines of this city tied up at o'clock
Brooklyn men. All the police reserves are
ready for any emergency.
RIOT IN THE STREETS.
At 4 O'Clock this afternoon two patrol wagons,
carrying thirteen policemen and eight new en-
ployes of the street car company, started from
the stables on Atlantic. near Third, with twenty
mounted policemen as an escort. a large crowd
in the street began TO howl and swear. and soon
began throwing itoues at the officers and new
men. Finally the pro ession was halted on
stables of the company, several thousand angry
men blocking the way.
From the streets, windows and house-tops
clubs and brickbats were showered upon the
policemen and trembling employees. A charge
by the policemen was ordered. and the mounted
officers advanced like cavalry. Heavy club
work was done, and at 5o'clock the employees
that were being transferred were safely lodged
in the stables.
Many rioters were struck by the clubs, and
several policemen were hit by flying missiles,
but nobody-so far as known-was seriously in
jured.
Strong details of police guard the stables and
patrol the line of roads. They had no trouble
after the row described above, and no arrests
were made, hut riot is expected tomorrow
when the company starts Up its cars.
THE STRIKERS DEMANDS.
The company to-day issued statement to the
public giving the demands of the strikers,
showing their unfairness and the inability of
the road to comply. Among other things, the
strikers demand that the company pay for six
trips what it previously paid for seven, involv-
ing s3l, 900 extra expenses, without any increase
OF service.
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Fatal Accident to Teamster.

BAKEEsFIELp, January 2sth.-This afternoon
Jerry Desmond, a teamster in the employ of
Carr & Haggin, met with d fatal accident on the
road to Bellevue ranch. Desmond was driving
a six-mule team. with load OF lumber. Mhile
reaching for a line he had dropped. he lost his
balance and fell 10 the ground, the wheels pass
isg over his chess, killing him instantly. De-
ceased was nstive of Ireland. aged As years,
and had been working in this vicinity fo5 som.
mn
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Fred Grant Wants a Mission

NEW YORK, January 27th.-The report that
OF Minister to China is true. He has enlisted the
services of friends OF supposed influence with
Harrison and is very confident of securing the
covptod nnpoiufrncrtt
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BANKING HOUSES.
Sacramento, CAL Founded. 1850,
SACRAMENTO BANK.

SACRAMENTO BANK.
TyHE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
L city, corner and Fifth streets Sacramento.
Guaranteed capital, $500, COO; paid up capital
rod coin, s250, 900; loans on real estate, March
!, 1888, 81 ,62l ,o0S; term and ordinary deposits
March /, 1885, 81, 2s9 49l. Term and ordinary
deposits received, and dividends paid il Janu-
try and July. Money loared upon real estate
)nly. The Bank does exclusively savings bank
business. Information furnished upon applica.
ion to ". P. COLEMAN, President.
I'D. &. HAMILTON, Cashier. 4ptf
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DELINQUENT TAXES.

GEALED BIDS FOR PUBLISHING THE DE-
y Eloquent Tax List of sacramento county will
be eceived at the Office of the County Tax Col
lector from this date until WEDNESDAY, Jauu-
arr 50. 1882 81 7:SJ p. NJ
Bidders must state the price for first insertion
and the Price FOR each subsequent insertion per
square of two hundred and forty ems nonpareil
The publca'ion 10 be made for three successive
weeks -four Insertions The first publication
to he made on or befb. MONDAY, February 4,
1859.
Bids i'll BE- opened and contract awarded at
the Tax Collectors Office on JASUASY 50. 1889,
at o'clock +. NJ
S2craIHeuto Cal January -, 1889
GEO. {. McMULLEN.
Sheriff and ex cnicio Tax Collector IF sscra-
meuto county ja22-td
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The sharon Case Again.

SAN FRANCISCO, January :sth.-The motion of
complainant in the case of Aewlands VS.. Terry
TO have the State Court enjoined from appoint
ing receiver 10 the estate of the late William
Sharon as petitioned for by Mrs. Sarah Althea
Terry's attorney, and 10 further enjoin the de-
PENDANTS from enforcing the judgment in the
case, or practically preventing the lower Cour.
rom rendering one. was heard in the United
states Circnit Court to-day by Judges Sabine
and Sawyer. The matter was taken under adj
visement.
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TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of California. in and for the County

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
i State of California, in and for the County
of Sacramento. In the matter of the estate of
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS, deceased. Notice of
sale of real estate. Sections 1547-1550) Notice
is hereby given, that in pursuance of an order of
the Superior Court of the State of California, in
18th day Of July, K D. 1855, in the matter of the
estate of NATHANIEL WILLIAMS, deceased,
the undersigned, the executrix of said estate,
will sell at private sale to the highest bidder,
for cash, in lawful money of the United States
and subject to confirmation by said Superior
Court on TUESDAY, the I'D day of January,
1889, all the right. title. interest aud estate OF
of his death, and all the right title ard inter-
est that the said estate has by operation of law
or otherwise. acquired since his death, in and
to all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
situate and being in the County of Sacramento,
State of California, bounded and described as
follows: Portions of Sections IS, IA and %, in
township north, range east NJ D. NJ, con-
land surveys numbers 146 and s. ana including
all that piece of land lying in Sections Is and IA
between said surveys number S and the George
town road.
Said sale viii be made on the I'D day of Janu-
airy. 1883 and al bids for said land must be in
writing, and must be left at the Office of GROVE
L. JOHNSON, 5e4 street, Sacramento, Cal.
Terms and conditions of sale: CASH lawful
money of the Uaited States: ten per cent. ofthe
pure base Eorey to be paid to the undersigned
on day of sale. Balance on continuation OF sale
by said Cours. Deed at the expense of pur-
chaser. SUSAN E. WILLIAMS,
Executr,x Of the Estate of NATHANIEL WILL
IAAIS, deceased.
Dated January 5, 1859.
GROVE L. JOHNSON, Attorney for Executrix
g. The time within which bids may be pre-
scented SIS above is hereby extended to and in
Guiding TU ESDAY, JANUARY -, 1889, and said
sa e is hereby postponed to that Gay.
ia2s.td SUSAN E. WILLIAMS. Executrrx.
I'M EEELY UNIoN-THE LEADING
y OF the coast.
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PACIFIC COAST.
NEVADA LEGISLATORS GOING FOR
THEATER BONNETS.
A Young Man Shot for a Deer
railroads Up North-A Re
markable Libel Bill.
ORANGE COUNTY.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE aEcoRD-usIoN.!
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ONE OF THE ADAMsEs.
The Man Murdered by Brooklyn Strikes
Last Saturday

NEW YORK. January 2sih.-Public interest in
the Brooklyn streetcar strike has been intensi-
fed by developments TO day of the antecedenis
of Henry W. Adams, who was killed n the
Atlantic Avenue car stables on Saturday night.
Adams was descendant OF the famous Adams
family of Massachusetts, HIS father. Charles
ADAMS, founded the New Haven Palladium and
was third cousin of President John Quincy
Adams. Deceased was well-educated man
and for four years past had been residing with
his brother-in law, j. w. wheelock, OF Brook H.
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IHk sIOEl OF THE GENIE.

For the past twelve months he had had no
work, and decided 10 apply for work at the
tied mp roads He was given work at watering
and feeding horses. At might he decided to r.
main at the stables for tear of being assanlie.
by the strikers If he should go home. Taking
couple OF blankets with him, he badc the watch
clambered up into the loft aud went to sleep in
one of the bins
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santa Ana Strongly In Favor of the Pro-
posed New County.
SANTA ANA, January 2Sth.-The Los Angeles
papers are disappearing the state of the pub
iic mind on the propose county division by
saying that the sentiment in favor of it is CON
fined to few persons in Santa Ana The charge
that santa Ana has misrepresemed matters IN
urging the measure, has raised "a fund to cor
rupt legislators, and wants Court house made
of an idle hotel, are maliciously false. That
town is i'll the most prosperous condition of any
place in this part of the State, and not only it
bit the whole district embraced in the new
county is in favor of and earnestly hope for the
creation of the new county
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
SIXTY CENTS.
The Sum Found in the Golfers of a
Bursted Rank.

ATLANTA GAL. January 2Sth.-On Saturday
the Mercantile Banking Company was put into
the hands of Receiver. and to-day the Re-
ceiver made his report. stating that the cash
assets, so far as could be found, sixty cents
while he was reliably informed that the com.
pany had made collections of about $4,000
within the past few days Upon this showing
Ter Richards 10 Jail, saying that the theft was
too patent to pass by. The company have been
advertising extensively that it would make col
lections for practically nothing, and in this way
has caught the banks in different parts of the
rOrlnfry
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THE CHAMPION FRAUD.
Belief that s!oore's StealiDgs Will Reach
Round Million.

INDIANAPOLIS January 2Sth.-Interest in the
great Moore defaication continues unaba' ed.
The current report now has it that the shortage
will reach six figures, and that nothing short OF
q million will cover the hole made in the sur
plus of the Connecticut Mutual Insurance Com
pany. The insurance company representative
now mere, however. absolutely denies this, and
asserts that the shortage will not run a particle
above the first announcement.
All sorts of startling rumors about Moore are
constantly in circulation, but there is little
his home, and it now seems probable that he
will not be arrested. 1t is even stated that the
company will not enter into legal proceedings
against him. He has turned over all his avail
able property to recoup their losses, as far as
possible, though this represents only about
800 0O0
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SCRANTON pa, January 2Sth.-One of the
numerous boilers i'll Harveys silk mill ex-
ploded this morning. wrecking large section
of the works, killing engineer Foreman, and
seriously scalding several employees. The eDgi-
neer's residence adjoining was also destroyed,
and his.Wife WAS badly hurt
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Charge of Bribery Against Republicans
-Kennn His Partv's Choice

CHARLESTON CIV. Va.), January 2Sth.--Ballot-
ing for United States Senator was kept up In
both houses to-day. Delegate Shelton alleged
that an attempt had been made TO bride him to
vote for the Republican candidate for the SEN
ate. Much discussion followed and committee
of Investigation was appoinfed
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PALACE RESTAURANT,

500 Street,
TsAIoRE sCHAD, PROPRIETOR. EVERY
1 thing bright new and irst-elass The table
viii be supplied with the best in the market
Priya.e rooms for families. Prices reasonable
Oper dav and night II
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C,TATE OF CALIFORNIA. cousTY OF SAC

C,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
- ranento -. IL the Superior Court In and
for said county The People of the State OF
California 10 HENRY A. FISHER, greeting :
You are hereby notified that al action
was commenced IN the Superior Court
of the County of Sacramento. State Aforesaid by
fling complaint in the Clerks Office of said
Court. on the 18th day OF SEPTEMBER, 1855, Ia
which action MARY G. FISHER is plaintiff
and you are defendant That the general
nature OF the action. as appears from said COM
p.siat is as follows To obtain a decree of this
Court dissolving the bonds OF masrimony now
existing between plaintiff and defendant upon
the grounds failure 10 provide the paintif
common necessities of life, all OF which
i more fully set forth In the complaint
on file herein. reference to which is made.
Aud Won are hereby directed to appear and
answer sud complaint within ten days
from the service O: this writ, exclusive OF
the day of service. i served on you in said
Cclaty OF Sacramento; and within thirty days.
exclusive of Che day OF service. il served else
where. and you are further notified that unless
yea 81 appear and answer within the time
s,tsve specified Che plaintiff viii apply 70 the
Cont for the relief prayed for IN the complaint.
n te.timony whereof ], VIM. B. Hamilton.
clerk of the Court aforesaid, do hereunto set
nv hand aud affx the seal of said Court this
olfh day OF September, A. D. 1883.
1srs5s, VIM B. HAMILTON. Clerk
By JOS J. GurH, Deputy Clerk. ial-4tTu
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Adams was lying and carried him to the huge
the street below. The three men-Coilier,
Stensen and Graham-were arranged to-day and
held upon the affidavit of detective who de-
tailed the facts as above.
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NEVADA.
Balls IN RI strict the Dimensions of La.
dic., lSnnnefs La Thaafers

CAssoN, January 2sth.--A bill was introduced
in the Assembly to-day to promote the pleasure
OF people visiting public places. No hats or
bonnets are TO be over three inches from the
head. II was referred to the Committee on
Education
There is talk also of introducing bill to
compel women TO take of their hats or bonnets
in places of amusement.
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AS soon as Schumacher satisfied himself of this
softly called three of the strikers to him. Schu-
maker gave them the facts in the case The
three meu softly tip toed in after him He
showed them the way up Stairs, and they quietly
made their way up. By the light of q match
two mcn TOOK hold OF the blanket upon which
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KILLED FOR A DEER.

Hunters Attempt to Violate the Law, and
XIII Their Companion.
ORovILLE, January 2Sth.-Arthur Anderson,
aged 20 years, son of Supervisor Anderson,
while hunting yesterday near Lumpkin Mills
with several companions, was mistaken for a
deer in the brush, and was shot through the
body with a Winchester rifle. He died last
night
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KESSA RENoNINATED.

Democratic caucus tonight nominated Senator
kenna to succeed himself. Delegates Horr and
Morrill, were absent. AS every Democratic vote
is necessary to secure gn election, the nomina-
ton does not settle the question.
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Confessed TO n Shortage.

ST.. PAUL. January 2sth-F. j. Marshall. form
erly cashier OF the Northern Pacific Express
Company. OF this city, has been arrested on
charge Of embezzlement. He has confessed to
q shortage of =, 50l.
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A Disastrous Fire.

MlNNEaFoL1s, January 2Sth.-This morning a
fire broke out il Glasser's grocery store in the
Opera House at Duluth and the block was en-
tirely destroyed. The total loss is about $500 900;
insurance, SO 900. The Postofce was burned,
but the mail saved. The Opera House block
cost $4,000, and was owned by Munger & Mar
kaI1
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HOW COULD HEe
Keeley's Sentence For Not Explaining His
Motor set Aside

PHILADELPHIA, January 2sth.-The Supreme
Court to-day released John w. Keciey, of motor
fame, from custody. Kelley was some time ago
committed by the Court of Common Pleas Tor
o. his motor to the experts appointed by the
Court. Judge Paxson. in dischargiug Kelley to-
day, gave a long opinion in the mattes. His
conclusion was that the order of Court, com
mandng him to exhibit and explain his motor,
was prematulely made. because the case was
not fairly at issue.
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sAS FRANCISCO, January 2Sth-The steamer
Julia II. Nay yesterday went ashore in the
South Spit in Coos bay and is a total wreck as
nothing TO the contrary has been reported, it is
presumed that the crew is safe. The steamer is
the property of W. 5. Ray and others.
What is remarkable in connection with the
loss OF this vessel is the fact that il is the second
steamer by this name that the same owners
have lost.
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PHILADELPHIA, January 2sth.-Claus Spreck
els lett this morning Tor San francisco.