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THE NEW AssIsTANr SECRETARY.
Gen. Nettleton 20 be Appointed at Sec.
Rotary WINDOWS Request.

Gen. A. B. Nettleton IL is expected will be to-
day nominated by the President as Assistsnt
Secretary Of the Treasury, under the provisions
Of the legislative, executive and judicial appro-
priation bill Gen. Nettieton is native
Of Ohio. While student at Oberlin
College he enlisted, early in 1861,
a. q private in the Second Ohio
cavalry. He was elected FIRST lieutenant OF his
company and fought through the war. rising
through the several grades. He served mainly
in Sheridan's cavalry corps, and at twenty
SIX was brevettsd brigadier general on
the recommendation Of Gen. Custer, his
division commander, for specially meritor-
ious service in Sheridan's campaign.
Of 1864 in the Shenandoah valley. After the
close Of the war he studied law, but soon en-
tered the field Of journalism, to which and to
railway interests he has devoted most of HE
life. Removing 70 Minnesota in 1880 he estab-
lished the Minneapolis Tribune, Of which ne
was until recently editor and proprietor.
Gen. Nettleton has been from the beginning
of the movement q leading member of the ma
tional anti-saloon committee ana has taken a
leading part in securing the enactment Of the
well-known restriction laws now in force in
Minnesota. The appointment Is at the special
request of Secretary Window.
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When Tur FACE

lseonsiantly covered with eeupticns the need Of .
blood purifier IL plainly Indicated. Washes and
ernA applications are Of no avail The poison must
he thoroughly eliminated from the system by stimu
latins the action of the liver and kidneys. which
orEans have become sluxgish and imperative thereby
throwing upon the skin the unnatural work Of
cleansing the system Of Its impurities What 10
needsd Is Ayers sArsapsrils-s bsst Of blood msd
eines
MY face for years covered with pimples and
humors which could find no remedy till I began
TO take Ayers ssrsspsrilla Three bottles Of this
medicine effected . thorough cure. can coaHdently
recommend IL to all suffering from similar troubles
Madison Parker. Concord, W.
i had been troubled for time with an eruption
ofthe skin which till induced to try Ayers sarsa
TArls. dened all efforts to After taking two
bottles Of this medicine the eruption began to dsap
pear and with the third bottle it left entirely
Louis Degenhardt, les Summer ave.. Brooklyn. NY.
Traveller for @. II. Buck Co., Lthogrsphers. 146
Centre St, New York.
AYERS sARsAPAR1LLA.
Prepared By
DR. J. C. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mas.
Sold By Druggists, 81; six, s5. Worth ss bottle.
jas
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LeprOsy In Canada.

QUEBEC. July 14-It is reported on reliable
authority that genuine case Of leprosy has
been discovered at English Bay, on the south
coast of Anticosti Island The father of the
family died recently of the disease,
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Bids for Steel Steam Tugs Wanted.

The Navy Department will soon issue re-
advertisement for proposals for the construc-
ton Of three steel steam tugs for the naval
service. There were no bids received
under the first advertisement, the tug build
ers saying that the limit fixed
Zoo apiece. was too small sespecially as the
tugs were to be fully equipped and to be built
of steel subjected to the complete government
tests. Letters have been sent to the tug build
ers asking if they would object to bidding on
ths tugs il the specifications for equipment are
omitted and il the ordinary mercantile tests
are substituted for those Of the government.
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WIZ Is Ii.

Why VIII you pay twenty dollars and more for an OAK
si7.s5 best German Besei Mirror, isss4: Why vii
yVu pay 81 for solid Oak Cane seat Chairs when you
can get the same 1T Grasty's for SIC! Why will you
pay 15c: and 81 for Best Csne-sest lint. Walnut
Why will you pay s4o for Ideal Folding Bed when
Grsty sells with Beve Mirrors 'front.' e37 90.
Why will you pay 81 80 for Stat Bed sprinxs when
We offer them 9Sc.: Whytwin You pay $40 and more
Tor Short-hair Mattress when we sell same $500!
Why pay . s for Real Curled Hair Bed when 8rssty
has dandy one" for sl2.5o Why will you pay Is
10 els for Oak sideboard when We have them at
CoIss-Grastyss price sISs Think Of this ana an
sSer to yourself. Why will you pay S10 for Dinner
finer one. liz pieces, 50. 49, Pretty Decorated Tea
Set, 80 pieces, 81 9S Why do you pay more for Fine
Blown Initial Tumoiers any letter, when Grasty mas
them 1oc. sety &c.
WHY Is II you read my Advertisements and say,
oh he Is fraud" before have been to see. am
careful about my advertisements a. am with the
cash drawer that nothing gets in which should not be
there, and want eyerybod to know that form OF
deception resorted TO- We don't sell an article cheap
for day and when you come in IL u all gone, kc.
the whole lot goes ct one price Wa want you to feel
that matter what statement sec with 6rasty .
name to IL. however ridiculous the price 10 true
aud you fail 70 take advantage Of the cash induce
nents offered we can't help it, am here TO stay and
intend that every woman and child in the city
LIE.
Remember the place and name.
NQGHTY) C(AsD GRAsTY
Two Stores-Big Stock
furniture, China Glasa Tin, &c,
A2o-6m 15lo-l3 7th St n. y.
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Bad Luck for Newfoundlan ders.

PARIS, July 1.-THE Steele, after stating that
Sir William Whiteway, premier of Newfound-
land, has informed England that Newfound-
land will admit the rights of France on the
French shore provided France will abandon
the idea of bounties. declares that France will
never consent to anything of the kind.
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Ireland,s Potatoes Are Fine

LONDON, July 14.-An official report relative
to the crops in Ireland says that the condition
Of potatoes is generally very fine. There are
some signs Of blight, however, in Limerick,
Cork and Kerry counties. Oats and barley
promise fine crops. Turnips are in good con-
dition. The growth of wheat and corn is re-
tardeI.
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THE GRAND OLD MAN Is SICK.
He 10 Not Able to be at the House OF
Commons Today.

LoxDox, July l4.-Mr. Gladstone ID ILL His
condition was such that he was unable to At
tend the meeting before the procedure COM
mittee of the house of commons today.
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The Hague's Possible Plague.

The HAGUE, July 1.-THE eighty medical
men have sent o memorial to the municipal au-
thorities Of this city pointing out that the
neglected water works threaten to make the
city center Of infection in the event Of an
epidemic.
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A LOST MILLION.
Dallas Visited by a Big CONFEDERATION
This Morning.

DALLAS, TEX, July IA fire broke out in
the Gould building at 1910 o'clock this morn
ing and is now spreading rapidly. The mer-
chants exchange and Gould building are almost
and the entire block will likely be
destroyed. These are the two finest buildings
in Dallas. Loss may amount to over million
dollars before the fire 10 checked.
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A Decree OF Divorce

In the case Of Samuel I. Walker against
Annis L. Walker for a divorce Judge Hagner
has directed the counsel, Mr.. R. Christy, to pre-
pare decree of divorce. They were married
November 4. 1886, and the bill charged deser-
ton September ], 1887.
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A New York Town Scorched.

SHERMAN, NY, July 14.-This town wa,
partially destroyed by fire this morning Ex-
celsior Hall, eleven business places and seven
dwellings were burned. The loss is estimated
at $50 600
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Cholera In India.

BOMBAY, July 14.-Forty-four deaths from
cholera have occurred among the members of a
battalion OF Ghoorkas stationed at Dharmsala,
in the Punjab.
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England in Tunis.

ROME, July 1A-Ths Opanione says that Eng
land has assured Italy that she does not intend
to abandon her rights in Tunis.
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Good Radiance.

DUBLIN, July 1.-The Freeman's Journal
says that O'Donovon Rossa's period of outlawry
will expire next winter and he will visit Cork
in January,
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Day G. o o d 8.

DRY O. 90 ns.
1o-4 sheesine. Biesched and Unblesched. lsc.
Androseoggin Bleschsd Cotton. Short Lenstha t.
India Linen !, 3. 10. l2l&. Is and csc
Feather Proof Ticking. l5c.
a full hne Of CorsetsE an extra good one for SOC.
Summer Corsets. so, 75c. and 81.
Children's Parasols zoe.
Closing out ParAsols very cheap
beautiful line Of Lawns, East coloIS, "a
Zylonite Collars, 15c. Cuns, SOC
Men. Susns shir,:. IS, IS, 40, 50 and 7sa
Boys Knee Pants and SHIRT WsistS
ChAllies. fast coors. SC.
Large line Of Outing Flannel cheap,
Ladies Ribbed Vests, 10, IL and l6c.
IAdies Waists In Calico Peruale and OUTING Cloth.
2oc.
Clark's ONT. Spool Cotton. 42,Sc. dog.
7. b TowNER SON.
.y5 1915 7th st n. "
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Tclegraphic Briefs.

The loss by Me destruction of the Erie and
Huron railroad shops at Chatham, Ont, and
round house Is estimated at $4,000; insurance
tl6,000.
The fast pacing marc Allen Maid has been
sold to western parties for s4,OO0 She 10 said
to have won more money and races this year
than any trotter on the turf.
The mangled remains of John Nettles, sign
writer, were found on the New York and water-
town tracks near Oneida, N.Y., at o'clock this
morning.
Thomas Riley, brakeman on the Hudson
River railroad, while coupling cars ut Troy
this morning fell, the train passing over hia
body, cutting II In two.
wheasley, Ont, had . e40,000 IRE THU
morning.
j. b Hsndlsy. . noted GAR man Of New
Hampshire, cnt his throat today - Lake
Village.
The Americas Schooner Rice b ssid 70 have
bean sunk By an iceberg Oh Iceland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-14

John J. Stock, . travelling agent for and one
Of me stakeholder in the Nstsftovn, n T.,
Lubrtesting Oh Company, has run svsy 70
California NTH Mn. JaA W. wood She b Tire
wife Of former partner Of Stock, Who wss
cent 70 England IN ths interest Of the cosossu.
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IN MEMORY OF GEN. FREMONT.


The following Was issued from the White
House this afternoon;
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WksHIxoTox, July IL. 1880.
The death Of John c. Fremont. major gen.
eral on the retired list of the army OF the
United States. is an event calling for some APP
propriate expression Of the national sorrow and
Of grateful appreciation Of his public serv-
ices. His career was full OF adventurous and
useful discovery and Of devoted and conspicu-
Gus service both In civil and military affairs.
He opened the passes OF the Rocky noun
tains and gave value to his discoveries by aid
ing to create an American state on the Pacific
coast
Itis therefore ordered that the national Gag
be displayed at half mast upon all the build
ings OF the executive departments in this city
until after the funeral shall have taken place.
By direction Of the President.
=. W HALHonp. Private Secretary.
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DAINTYIN Use.
MADE SO BY ITS
NATURAL ! n q II L d l.
ENTS. NOT BY PERFUM-
cry.

So mild and pure Is Fels's
6ermicide soap that even
the tender skin of the baby
gains tone and health from
its constant use.
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tCrssie. = wbietisr ~ 49, AZ nr AZ
District CommissionssA
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Sfnck N

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market. reported by special
wire 10 Corson and Mccartney, l4ly street:
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where trouble already
exists II cleausss the sore
and affected parts. opens
the pores allowing free
scope 10 the wonderful
healing power Of the soap.
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CHICAGO. 1uly l4 tCaoeinG1. = Wheat-Ju1y,
s7K; August eex; eeptsnbsr, e0X. Cogn-yaiy.
sox; ~ Am. 81 $500 $500 - S sssa
l.S5: August, 1t.o0. Lard-Aueust $50, sep
tsmber. 6o2 short dhs--Augusk klb; sepssm-
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VoUR COMPILATION. AS WELL AS YOUR TEN
per IL rendered miserable by dsordered liver I'm
prove both by taking Carters Little Liver Pills.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTtMOhE. July 14-Cotton nominal-mid-
ding. 12x. Flour active. Wheaf-s0uthern act
i've. hrm; new. common and tough. s0as0: inferior
to fair, sss9t good to prime. 97a9s Fultz, 8la9s;
LonEberry. s3aes: No. 2: %; steamer No. 2, red.
95 western easy; No. winter red, spot, "a q
D4k; July. 93kast,l; August, 92ka92ls; septem-
Der, 82ka92k. coFn-southefn hrm and higher;
white, SO. yellow, 80; western easy; mixed spot
As; July. 44s44k; August, a4a44k: September,
44AaA4k; steamer, 4. bid. Oaes sctive and
higher-nngrsdsd southern and PeHnsylyanis.
mixed. 35ka3ek; graded No: z. white. 3sk. Rye
4sa50. Hay nominal-prime 10 choice timothy.
Il.5oal25O. Provisions nrm. Batter active, ar,a-
creamery fancy, l6aI7; do. fair 20 choice. l2al5;
do. limitation. Ilai3; isdls. fancy. lo.lI: 90 good
10 choice GAG; store packed. 6sA Egg nrm-lA
Coffee nrm-kio cargoes fair. lok; No 2. lss
sm-refined, Il WHISKY ssesdy-LlsaLIS
Freishss 70 Liverpool per steamer very quiet
ordsrs-aAs ss.sd Recsipss-se0r; T. 40 barrels;
1900 busheis. shipmen0-douS, ll.06e bArreis;
vhees, 1000 bushsls. xstss-Wheak IA 900 buah-
els: corn. 10000 bushela
BALTInokE July H-yireinia consols. Sc:
Do 10los. 3se4s; Do snrees. eseeek: Balsimors
sAd 0hie ssost. iosaSoot; Gosthsn Central
arnta 9ox: consolidated stock. 51ka52
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SRaNa And Sux,1Es Hans
IN CASHMERE pERBIZs AND srRAwa
puSLAFs NEW YORK HATS ssh Avenue Styles.
BOYS and MISSES sTRAws 1t ooc.. 7se-. sl.oo
md upward
MEMS STRAW HATS q Soc ana upward.
A large lot Of GENUINE MACKINAw srRAwe u
ol-oo worth 600. 81. so and $500
WuLETT RuoTE
my2o-3m Dos Pennsylvauis sve.
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PHYSICIANS USE
FELS'S q L r II / c / DE
SOAP IN THEIR PkAC-
TICE,
Because Il is the best me-
dium whereby the antisep-
tics and germicides neces-
sary TO the cure Of cuts-
neous affections can be
employed
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d FUNERAL DIRECTOR ANp EMBALMKR.
il3t PsSnsylssniA sss .. -. =.
DAM IN THE SIDE NEARLY ALWAYS CONES
u from disordsrsd liver, spd 10 promptly pslieysd b.
carter's Little Liver Pills. Don't fofsst thss
IL LOVERS or THE DELEGATES or TIE
"A t.oas use Ansostars hssu g szs.s goel -
sassert Soma At all druggists.
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Price 25 cents

FELS & CO., Makers,
Philadelphia
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-16


The gross sales on the estimated 1905
1870 Pou1ds shipped, amount to $685. 52 80.
If from this is deducted the sum of the
gross freight of 1896, 295 SO, carriage $2,-
OIL Sc. and commission of SOC, eos SO, the
remainder, s467 S65 II, represents the net
returns to the various shippers, or an
average Of 81 cents per pound on the total
shipments of all varieties of fruit from all
sources. We have found in previous years
that others in copying the figures have al
lowed errors tC creep in, so that your atten-
ton is again called to the fact that when
the above net figures are given no account
whatever has been taken of the cost of
raising and packing the fruit. Not even
does there enter in the figures the cost of
the packages in which the product goes
forward, which Of itselfisnc inconsiderable
amount. 1t is simply The money returned
from the sales after the three charges
enumerated above have been deducted By
the various SCENTS in the East who handled
the consignmeRts"
A reduction Of freight rates one-half is
strongly urged. The total rscsipts for the
wear from ali sources have bsen S22,695 %,
and total disbursements S. 1868 Sc. There
is now sver SIG 600 in the treasury. Yester-
day a dividend of 6 per cent. was declared
on the fully paid stock, while the reserve
fund was still further increased by On aG-
diticnal $780, after which the Board de-
clared rebate due oil shippers Of $40
per cent. On their gross sales; or, III other
words, refunded 80 per cent. OF the 10
per cent originally psid by them, so that
all eonsigners through the union pay s 7-Ia
per cent. commissions on thsir sales, rom
which there IS no variation.
f. B. Blowers, % Woodland, entersa C
protest egaiast the SETON oi the Directors
by which he was inserted last Jane At
Sacramento, because he had joine5 snd
had beeG elected D:rec:oe Of fhe Golden
cietv.
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SERIOUS CHARGE.
Two Nephews of d. j. Oliver Arrested
for Grand Larceny.

Two Nephews oil ID. j. Oliver Arrested
for Grand Larceny.
SAN Francisco. January 18th. - This
morning Detective James Rogers arrested
Dennis J. Oliver and John Oliver, two
young men, for grand larceny. Mr.. Rogers
says they are nephews OF the late D. J.
Oliver, who died in this city several years
ago, leaving large fortune.
They are accused of stealing 5000 from
their landlady, Mrs. Mary Russell, of GIG
Bush street. According to Mrs. Russell
story her husband, who is the steward Of a
coasting steamer, returned home from sea
of the two young men, handed his wife q
sum of money, which she secreted in an
old stove in closet adjoining the room.
She then went downstairs but returned in q
few moments to get some money to pay
the milk bill.
She was surprised to find the money gone
and also the two divers. The matter was
reported TO the police and Mr.. Rogers, after
investigation, arrested them. Dennis ].
Oliver has been rooming with Mrs. Russell
for year His brother John has Just re-
Gently returned from New Orleans. The
former is employed at 81 California street.
John is with his brother in the real estate
business at 416 Montgomery street. They
gave bail Immediately upon their arrest,
and were released.
They deny most emphatically that they
took the money or had anything whatever
to do with it.
B. P. Oliver, the brother of the prisoners,
is in the real estate business in this city
Several years ago he was married TO Miss
Kate Conner, daughter of General Conner.
The friends of the young men speak highly
Of them, and express the belief that they
gra innocent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-16

The President stated that the unseating
of Blowers was no reflection on his integ.
rity.
A long preamble and resolutions were
presented and adopted. These showed that
curing the past year there had been shipped
99l carloads of fruit, showing a net result
to shippers of 1898 900 and to the railroad
company of 1896, 900. For every dollar the
growers received the railroad company re-
ceiyed one dollar and seventeen cents.
A resolution provides that the company
divide with the growers the net proceeds,
and if that is not agreeable that the freights
be reduced from 20 to % per cent
Mr.. Day, the Unions agent at New York
said the fruit agencies OF New York and
Boston had proved a success. During the
year 10000 carloads of fruit, of which 265
were from California, were sold. He said
ten times that amount could have been
sold.
New Workers do not want Muscatels,
but prefer the choicest Bartlett pears, large
dark plums and Tokay grapes.
Ripley, the Boston agent, said Boston
ians ike Muscats and that market cannot
be glutted with California fruits.
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THE OTHER SIDE.
Another and Different Version of TIL
Anderson Adder ARRAY.

Another and Different Version of the
Anderson Adder ARRAY.
Reports were Zee ntly published to the
effect that man named Adder had made
murderous assault with knife upon
Judge Anderson, of this county, at Pilot
Hill, Ell Dorado county, on Wednesday
last. But meager particulars were given.
These are row supplied by the Placeryille
Observer, which says:
"fhe ARRAY was the result Of quarrel
between Anderson and hired man named
Adder, who was in his employ, the quar-
rel being over wages. The men began the
quarrel just outside the house after dinner,
and hot words led up to blows, Anderson
Selling club and endeavoring TO knock
his opponent down. People in the house,
hearing the row, rushed out and took a
hand in the ARRAY. Adder was getting
the worst of it when he took out pocket
knife and defended himself so well that he
stood of his assailants, and then took to
his heels for safety, going to Pilot Hill and
delivering himself up to the authorities.
In using the knife he cut Anderson
twice, one slash just missing jugulsr vein,
and the other giving a thrust in the breast,
that nearly caused his DEATH He is now,
however, on the road to health again, and
will soon be all right. On Thursday Ad-
dler's examination was held before Justice
Warner, District Attorney Ingham and
Deputy Sheriff Winchell being present
Alter hearing the evidence in the case the
prisoner was discharged, it being held by
the District Attorney that he acted only in
self-defense in the course he pursued.
The reports published in various papers
as to Addler's skipping the county after the
affair are entirely without foundation, as
he Immediately came to Pilot Hill and
gave himself TO the authorities, with the
result above noted. We understand that
Adder has since commenced suit against
Anderson for recovery of wages due.
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Walked Up EfectualIy.

A lethargic, dormant condition of the
liver is hardly to be overcome with drastic
cathartics and nauseous cholagogues. A
gentler. pleasanter and far more effective
means exists of arousirg the organ when
somnolent. This is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters vouched for by the medical frater-
nifty, tested by the public for many years
A resumption by the hillary orgsn of its
secre,ive function, with the activity attend
ant upon health, a return to regularity of
the bowels, and renewal of digestion, sre
the no less happy and certain results of
using the Bitters Systematically. Its laxa-
tive effect is never painfal and drenching,
its tendency being rather TO Perpetuate reg
ulsrity than to produce q copious action.
Malaria, nervousness, debility, kidney
troubles and neuralgia it subdues effectually