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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-14
FOR SAIE-IOTS.

E,oR sALE-BEAUTFUL b Hiding LOT ,BE-
II tween two eegtnt ssidences' IN The best secion.
P iscs FsS s0''00' hi'AA spfs.ei
EoR sALE-4 ORIGINAL LOTS, COR 18TH AND
70 t "a SSp sversEe pro- SpG iiis xs n "a
Fl0rids ave near North Cap 63I9I 6'c. 4 p ~, X
EoR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN-ONE OF The
Il mos. Beautiful building Lots; nnest location;
isninS e, SieT IN the pretty thriving snS hs.
6si "a It. ne s 'H''" w. Ah'reSs - '" spi3-st
EoR sAl.E-FINE BUSINESS PROPERr1 on
south side OF St. almost Immediately adjoining
lin and q Ihs 10, is feet front ~ s0od depth for
offered for properly in the Vicinity. Isl
aple-st i4csSe q 1t.
l,oR SALOON NEw YORK AVE. MAR 2IsTsT
u NV. 97Ill6; south front lsrse frame building
the lot. Price zoe per sqn si,, feoS , Insg,re
apl2-3t 1907 Pasve and cor Ia. ave ana 6th st.n
FoR sM LIZ cH9IcE L3I. 2oTH ST. BET. Il
l. ana ; SITS Nv. II SeS; Price 81
apl2-3 1907 Pa. ave. NV.
LoR sALE-G ST. BET GIN AND I'm NV.
4 Lot - 2lsHl2l2lS 70 u foot alley; improved by
spiaSt j. +. ctiLiSiSlEE { co. COG F stn.w.
Tor sALE-NoRTH SIDE ORG ST.. BET. I%TH
stor Hp Sr, rn sii nv" ISt 80 40 mproNed by 4
spi@-5t j. +. cuLfiSANES Co. eoa stnw.
Tor sAIE1wEsT SIDE KENTUCKY AVE, BE-
j. tween l4th and 5th SITS. sc. Lots % and "a.
spfi-5s 3 Ii %hSNER & Co. aIs s tfH'
L,oR sALE-oNE MORE OF THOSE DESIRABLE
Il Lots on north side st D. W nea- North Capitol
st. and facing New York ave buildings 10 b@ erected
on adjoining lots $1,000 OF the purchase money
si aIi; ., BH WARMER 4 co, aIo + =; NV.
EoR SALE-oNE or THE RFsT BUSINESS
Il CORNERS ON PENNA AVE NV
,oe. srEIGER s LIEBERMANN.
apl0-6t 1903 81.
LoR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
II Lot, situate on the heights at Rosslyr short dis
lance from the Aqueduct bridge. only few minutes
waik TO Pennsylvania ave cars. This Lot commands
full view OF the entire city and the surrounding coan
Try Price only IOc. per 81. y, Apply TO
FRANCIS HUFTY,
ap10-l0t 1901 i. NV.
IOR sAI.E-THE FINEST POINT OF GROUND
ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE Price
spl0ot 1905 n st
IoR SALE--A TRACT OF GROUND 80 FEET
'front.' within squares OK Calitol for sale at Bbc.
per So foot; easy terms. EMMoNs L BROWN. a3O
81. NV sp9-lOt
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT on CALIFORNIA
Il ave. Washington Heights water ana gAs location
Tor house hnest on Heights.
sp3-2w i407 Fstiw.
I,OR sALE-THAT MAGNIFICENT LOTION MASS
terrace; 30 # front on Mass by a depth Of as
IL through 70 ST; cheap If sold at once. HE'S
kELL 4 McLERAN. zoos fstn.w. m22-lm
LoR SALOON TERMS TO sUIT-oNF or TWO
ST. Doc One or two Z. Front Lots, Ii I'll ne 100
II N OF b, 14c. OWNER, 81 East Car. mi . Inn
EOh SALE-LOTS IN FAIRyIEw HEIGHTS on
u L emil ytown road and Noodley Lane opposite Oak
View Electric railway tracks LAID TO these lots
which have sidewalks IN front and mains; prices
lower than asked for other ots mmediAt. vicinity.
small cash payments: monthly or yearly time glvel.
az Fer cent interest," JOHN T. BEALl.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

II Q st: i4th; three stories and basement; ten
a s ana bath every modern convenience: lot 2ox
aSs HSsss on gu st
sI 5cs sn will bny Isnrs9a Bsyxinaow
II DAVID D. STONE. SOC st.
FOE SAIL BARGAIN IN TWO FRAME
il wv DAVID D. STONE. 500 F s.
Groom coiisse n near 14st carr car. and public
sch0Slo 5000 dwell well gas dry and healthy locatian
lIOR sALE-THREE-sTORY BRICK AND CON.
T., ereted cellar east side Of 9TH st NV; near H
Rents Tor 300 year Lease TO run for three years
KAISER R, Room a. Atlantic Building, ground floor.
EoR sALE-BEAUTIFULLY Situated NEW
4 Groom Cottage near station at South Brooklsnd
aad W. S
zoos st. NV. spl4-1w
Tor sALE-GOOD INvEsTMENT-NEAT NEW
renta o sSnth Cnpisoi st. Two square. OF
1865 s. sp,i%
IGOR SALE-IARGE FRAME HOUSE ON Sd ST.
T43s|. B. H. WARNER co.
EoR SALE-A BARGAIN-A SIX-ROOM. BATH
u and Cellar Brick. in splendid condition.: lot Tx
%s 5'' Pierce place Pet
Tor sALE--TwO CORNER LOTS EACH 36xsO.
renting for $50 monthly VIII sell $4,000 each
house. Address 1225 Conn ave. apl2-3t'
EoR SALE-sIX NEWLY BUILT BRICK HOUSES,
y on F St e. near I'd; bay windows. @ rooms; =
latest vi Be sold on am9n,hy
an spi 50 Per MONTH A. RsA sa a. Nv
FOR sAIE-loO2 EAST CAPITOL ST., NEW
rooms and bath all mod inps. electric bells speak
us:, aSR'sD e
st. NV. spl5-3t
Tor sALF-CHEAP-HoUsE ON RIGGS ST n.
e rooms: Only $500. s%0RMsTEDT 4 BEAE
+ Dwelling; front; near the US; Capitol all
xeHT bisaS.ns GStGoa
E'oR sALE-9TH ST. n. W. BETWEEN P AND Q
a. $500 s%oR sSsfsf sRaphHY
EQR sALE-CHEAP-s ROOM HOUSE ON g ST.
Mort bet ;ns 9th oS and 9TH sts sw PTfs s2I9o Lot
ap12-3t' Az and sits. s.w.
Tor sALE-sEvERAL DESIRABLE PIECES OF
ss nnd pFGPefy os a95 ad9MnRs
SAUNDERS & CO, I407 st. NV. api2-2t
EOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR OTHER PROP
4. eTty, improySd or unmproved tine 3-st9ry and
imps. heated By steam; nice lot to alley.
apl"-3t 1904 st.
EOk sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
II and Basement Brick Dwelling containing 10
rooms large closets in each room: all modern con-
veniences; house 23xS5 rooms deep lot z3x120 to
alley J. 7. DYER,
apl2-6t 1904 st.
lOR SALE-A TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING
i containing rooms, bath, &C.. store room and
to alley u bargain if sold soon. j. T. DYER.
apl2-6t 1904 st.
IrOR SAILOR LEASE-BIG BARGAIN OWNER
Il leaving city, - Large room Brick all modern
Nenlences IL hrst.class repair heated by hot water
ing rooms and boarding. lot 2X94. Price reduced to
Sll,0OO easy terms; rent g. per month. Apply on
premises, 5l4 Sd ST NV apl2-2ts
E0R SAl.E-l323 9TH ST. NV, DESIRABLE
Il Frame House as home or Investment property
increasing rapidly value in this location cheap and
terms to suit a. I. COUMBE, l425 New York ave.
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Trayellos outlaws have been driven from
their stronghold in San Miguel county, Nm.
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Sentences In the Criminal Court.

In the Criminal Court. Chief Justice Bing.
ham, Saturday Michael and Richard
Meany, convicted Of the larceny of a watch
from the person of Fritz Glsuser on January
Is were called for sentence. After giving
them some good advice the chief Justice i'm
posed a sentence of six months each.
Michael Green. an able-bodied colored man.
convicted OF using personal violence on .
police officer (FergusonD January l. called.
He plead for mercy, stating that he did not
know Ferguson was an officer Mr.. Mullowney
produced the record showing Green's conyic-
ton OF number of assaults and that he had
already served term in the penitentiary for
assaultlng an officer.
The court said that the sentences had not
had a restraining influence and it was his duty
to send him to the penitentiary. He made the
sentence one year at Albany prison
Willis Campbell. assault with intent TO kill;
bench warrant ordered.
Edward Archer and Vim. Boswell, horse
stealing; nolle pros.
John II. Holmes. alias BARLEY Holmes, con.
victed Of assault; judgment set aside.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

7 dow Brick House, handsomely furnished. on ism
H6PKISs co, I4so Fst ''e ''i' 90 'V sp1e,5t
EoR sALEaAN NEW 9 ROOM AND CELLAR BAY
La WINDOW n1 Brick with all mod imps large lot to
HofkISs co. iasS Ps It n a. pF''' spi2s,
FOB sALE-Two e-RoOM BAY-WINDow BRICK
hSFkiSs Co. Y4so iff:a n ees.nes a %i2.ay
FOB sa AL a., bINvEsTMENTmIwo NEW SIX:
in an improving part Of the northwest: for
% GS s.se pESs sS'0 each apl
FOR sALL-ATTRACTIvE HOME IN ECKINd:
is6S st NV % W. LIE" NJ h .psiI2s.
LOB sAbE,A COOP INvEsTMENT,,FIvET TWO
s under G Gsn Whole
pi apisS S'0 TYLER Il RUTHERFORD. 1907 s.
E0R sALE--l9TH ST. NEAR NV. NEW,
l. 8 rooms brick: finished in hard wood. p.
st. near IssS new bf ssi story ana S:
ment. finished in hard wood, iiEhted by cleo
Rigs ,s 4 near 18Th, 10 rooms brick
st near 10th, two new Bricks rooms each g 500
st itth, rooms and bath brick 5000
Corner on I4th ST. rooms and iasse store
ROOM private ,s,s family entrance 900
.pia-ss b. f. aiLBERTi CO. S85 st. ieSoo
LOR sALE-NORTHwEsT-
Il 9th St near improved by two story frame rent
ing for sas Es e, mS s%6 very cheap. ss 76o:
for 50 per month, $oo6. 0'eo Os frame feh'hs
81: near I'm: Isiso. very desirable, 50 300
near 9 5 S per FOOT aAs ss s4'oO
18Th st. near err, s 45nl9S low: per loot s2 so
9Th 9Th st. near NJ. 3lxeg. double frame renting for
New Hampshire ave. near M ST.. e3,l3o, per foot
aI2-3t BF GILBERT CO., se5 Fst.nw.
Tor sALE-vALuABLE PROPERTY ON MAINE
s nsf5 eo s Sarsan apls sSa
EoonI. sALE-A BARGAIN, A TMo-sTokY, FIVE.
and SITS size of lot about l6>s feet front by 100
l.s1 Price fRS ff5sDy
EOR sALE-NOkTH SIDE OF F ST, NEAR COR
st.b ner n 10; tst0Ty BTet Once suldins
above property can be sold at prices sold
.pis. 05 ffrtfH.fEf sRgSE CO.. 600
FOR SALLY FISH MILLER. 1918 F ST.
good tenants; nice Investment e siV only RS5
EoR sALE-eTH BET. AND srs. NV. BRICK
isIs9:i; only $4,000. B. Il. wAKtSGkT Co '0'
sAhE1 bsT %IsT AND ssn sTs
house; rooms cheap. (S9t 5000 40
FOR SALE NEW BRICKS on NEAR lST ST.
l. NV. 3 story and basement; all modern improve
B. II. WARNER CO.,
apll-ot GIG + Ut. n W. /,
EOE SAIE-BEAUTIFUL CORNER PROPERTY
Il on L st. NV; lot 25Xq5; three-stor aud base
ment brick; IA rooms; best conditions; (954)
Sl2,5OQ. b. II. WARNER & CO.,
apl Lot S16F St NV
Tor sALE-5TH BET d AND Sis. NE; TWO
Il Nice Jwo-story Bricks; each with g rooms and
cellar; either g. 500. B. H. WARNER l. co.
apll-ot GIG I 81. NV.
lfOR SALE-G ST. BET. 9TH AND 10TH SITS n W.;
- story 16-room Brick; lot 20xl32 to alley;
$2o,0OO B. H. WARNER & CO,
apl1-ot GIG st.nw.
4 heal Estate, improved unimproved Hand
some New Residence. l433 l. at, near Vermont
stories; beautiful front; 20 rooms; 3 bath rooms
handsomely pnpe5ed pretty chandeliers; heated by
steam; lot 25X139 to Soft alley also side alley,
which gives all the advantages OF corner house;
$4,000 may remain on the property at per cent
For particulars apply to DAVID ID. STONE, 500 St
NV. or Owner on premises. all-3t
EON SALE l507 and 500 Va ave.
l. 03S St s.w., b H., and SO6 18th st.
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Mr.. DASENHowER states that he has only
65 lots left in Rockville Park out of Pa lots
offered this am. The lots are all good. and =
snap at price and terms he is offering them.
lie would advise parties intending TO invest to
act promptly, as all will be sold before night.
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OWNERS OF PIGEONS.
Guests Come From Baltimore and Birds
Sent TO Fairfax.

Yesterday the homing pigeon fsnciers had az
their guests the Messrs. Samuel W. Taylor. @.
4. Flick and John Abel. editor OF the Fdncier
OF Baltimore. Nd A very pleasant day was en-
joyed by all. The Messrs. Lewis Turner Geo.
W. Phillips, Andrew Glorius and ]. A. Hoffer
were appointed by the Washington federation
as a committee to receive the guests at the
Baltimore and Ohio depot. who, after visiting
all the prominent lofts, were given an informal
reception at the federation room, No. 26 Rob-
bins building. They left for home on the 1880
pm. tram.
About one hundred and fifty birds we're
shipped from here yesterday morning to Fair
lax Court House. an air line distance of AZ
miles. The following clubs were among the
shippers: The Alpha. Post, Star and others.
Next Sunday they will ship 20 Calverton. ~
miles. This training Is for the race 20 take
place May from Orange Court House, IS miles.
for the scarf pin offered by Messrs yoigt
Haas.
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The Georgetown Amateur Orchestra.
That the public interest in the work OF the
Georgetown amateur orchestra and that
organizations own zeal and devotion TO its
self-imposed task are equally unfsgging was
amply shown Friday evening at its second public
rehearsal in Lincoln Music Hall. The hall was
entirely filled with an audience that gave
abundant testimony OF Its satisfaction at the
performance. and IL is pleasant TO note that
this was entirely merited. The orchestra
which has set for itself so high a standard. 10
manlfestly resolved that no back ward step
shall be taken in its musical experience and ID.
performances show what serious purpose aud
earnest effort can accomplish under skillful
direction. IL Is exceptionally fortunate in
many respects and IN none more so than in the
singularly competent and musicianly leader
ship which governs II and sets IL discreety
into the path which amateur organization
can to the best advantage pursue. In the
selection of programs is this especially mani
Tested, as II was last night. Ii was ambitious
perhaps, 10 attempt the ''Tannhaeuser March"
the two movements from Schubert's great
symphony IN all their heavenly length" and
the suite by Massenet. but not impossible. as
the results clearly showed. The symphonic
movements were distinctly creditable i'm
pieces and the WaldteufeI waltz were given
with as much care and conscience as the
welghte- numbers; the dainty "COquette"'
dance was repeated The soloist of the even
ing was Mr.. Morris Baer OF New York who 10
possessed of facile and smooth technique.
but whose playing IL marred by insufficient
sense OF rhythm-a fault that appeared in
both Moskowski's 'Yalse Brilliant" taken muc
too fast for intelligent comprehension, and
the Military Polonaise" of Chopin. The r fat
nocturne was much more satisfactory, bus
more notable for fiuency than for feeling.
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ITOR sALE-BY HORsTKAMP6 JESTER, 639 +
81. y. w.
2s-Mt. Pleasant, ar Cot. on 18th ST. ex.... $500
Sd bet Sth and 9Th ne new 7r Br l.. -, so
36-1Oth bet. Is and ne. 1r Brick: all mi j, 900
39-Gieveland ave NV: 7r-Brlck and celar.....!,35O
41-W bet. 18th 18th II. IT, Brick; all mi s,
SIR ST. bet. 18th 18th new bin; zOxlOO 5000
i9l-l3th bet. nw.S llr.- Brick: II x45. 1900
l92-l3th bet. X 4 n. w.. St Il has, 1887 900
1879 bet 18th and 10TH l2r.-Br 2lXlOO 10000
2O0-l2th Sc bet. Is and c; IT. Br mi 1000
apl2-3t
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VNOR RENT
1902 l4th St W., Sr. and store all m i. s100 90
1524 y St NV, all In.i.....-......... Al 90
l32O y 81. NV, Dr., all m.i............. - 80
81 : 18th ST. Or., water and To- 80
I'D I'D 81. n. W, Or, water and gas. ID 30
Rear 1913 VI 81. n W., Ar ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 800
1874 valley ct. NV, 4r.....-.....-.-...... 500
wAsHN DANENaOwER,
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! WESCOTT & WILCOX,

I,OR RENT-FURNISHED-l3T ST BETWEEN
Il and SITS NV; desirable Three story Brick. IA
rUOnls. bath. richly and handsomely furnish ed
silver. linen, &c. SANDS h KENNEDY, 1415 F ST
spl2-lm
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II as. Yrsms. 734 lth ST. NV, s.5; Brick, oO3
iess st, ESSI y ~ Do sssOIa door "a. I.
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IOR SALE-LOOk AT THIs-l63 FEET FRONT
4 by 81 feet deep. alleys both sides and rear on
north SIDE OF Corcoran ST.. between New Hampshire
ave. aud 18th St. only Sl.65 per foot street TO be
concreted CHAS. A SHIELDS, J006 st. NV
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~ SUOus MY oiher lots m Peasant Plains that
can De sofa as above; also lots Meridian Hill Co.
iumbia Heights and other suburban Subdivisions,
WM. II. SAUNDERS CO.
800. Successors to John sherman a Co.,
LoA..
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LOB sALE-THE ENTIRE SQUARE BOUNDED
Sy Dupont po circle; r. ave- l9th and sta. ooa
owner thereof. The finest hotel or srsrtment house
site left not sold entire viii shortly be sub
Also Block bounded by Columba road, Boundary st. :.
LS Roy place and Phelps plsre.containinw about $780,
@. A. SAWYER, AttornSy-at-Law,
mh22-lm 1918 ct. Once Of ,. b winner.
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Tor RENr-THREE COY sIX-ROOM BRICKS,
u o. OH 6l6 CAllan st. : III. 80 per month.
L. oAAh1AhDlER,6 l3 10Th st apl2-lm
l'OR REST-BY FISH 4 MILLER l.l3FsT NV
FURNISHED.
lSlt sunderland place. Or, mod imps., per 90
49, 81 "a e. iOr, mod iInps, month ......- 80
LOW MINUS is4aha ave near Iowa circle mod mps
uNFURNISHED.
1914 Sunderland place, Sr, mod iInps par mo s7O
100 1orVOrah 81 III, mod. imps.. per month 80
5lul St, West Washington l0r. mod imp. 80
ls3o SorcOrun 81, Sr.. mod imps per month - so
3lO3 Pst, West Washington. Or, mod, imps - 40
lilo ST. cor lin n W, ar, mod imps per mo as
sl2-5t - "
I,OR KENT-6 ROOM BRICK HOUSE IN GO0D
II order. all mod imp, 43l 9Th St $ e. ais 40 per
month. - Pel
si1-room Brick: all mod imp: in rood order. I 40
1otOm.c st Georgetown, sl0 per month
NeS Brick on 18th above Boundary, II as: cheap AZ
ol5 per month.
New Brick store. Dwelling and Stable: 2Ias eth At
u. special Inducements TO wanting 10 op.n
stove and TN store or in the paint business al as Der
apl2-3t' A. NJ PROCTOR, 10th and Rnw
LNOa REST-630 ST., store and dwellinR - s5o
IT l3031a n ST., Ar. aud bath. LIST hoor.,... "a
l30s51s IA ST. Pr. aud hath. I'd foor.........,. 20
l:B0:514 II St. 2r. aud bath, ID roor ....-.... Ia
% 81 ne. ~ - 80
CAYwooD Z GARRETT. i5th and New York ave.
Apl2-3t'
LOB RENT-BRICK, ia Sd 81. NV. ROOMS,
aSa xi9LHI FOf oo0 a n Sn1o %
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-04
COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.

SACRAMENTO. July Sd.
Seu-f Lar,o1s - Sicily s6 50cp7 50 uvg;
California, ssE4; LANES. a7@S 6 Dox, 75cgSl
iloeoaDuts s6ds7. Oranges-Ri Riverside Navels.
S4@4 So; Riverside Seedlings, IS 50@4; Los
Angeles Seedlings 81 50@3; Los Angeles Ma
vels. sos so . box; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
6t1sc p b; santa Clara. 35c q drawer; Goose
berries, 3@4c a d; Pineapples, 6oc each. 81
y doz. Peaches, sl@1 25 2 box; Cherry Plums.
5c@75c p box; Apric0ts, 15c@St p box; Apples,
Peach Plums, 81 25@l 50 3 box; BIackberries'
81 25@1 50 p crate; Currants, IS chest. 40@50c
p box.
Ties. 81 90; Cherries 500 so; Currants, So;
Gooseberries. 81 75e0l 90; Muscat Grapes, 81 81
ta1 60; Plums, 81 so; ounces, 81 so; Raspber-
ries, 81 20; Strawberries, 81 60.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new, 81 % al so: Cab
bage, 81 2o@l so: Carrots 50g60c . 100 lbs: Turn
fps. new, S191 25 p sack; bunch vegetables,
l2eh 8dosen: raIsnips, 5len1 SO: Beets, 75c@sl;
horse Radish. 10c = %: Garbc, new, 10@12c: Arti-
chokeF, 40c = doc: Dried Peppers l5GnlSc; Green
Peas, common, 30412c; do sweet, 4d5c: Rhu.
barb. 3@4c = b; Cucumbers, SGl0c p dog; New
less, SOP Is; Burbanks 81 5O@1 rs = ctl
New, 81 1891 25; Celery, 75c q doz; Spinach,
&c p ID; Red Cabbage, yOc q dozen; Schrives
15c bunch; String Beans, 495c; Wax Beans, 4
@5c p ID; Summer squash, S@4c Caulifower
81 doz; Green Peppers, S9l0c q ID; Egg Plant
1S920c q b.
CHARACTERIZATION, q Is . bbl; Oatmeal
10 n sack. $40 ? b, 50 IS l00-n sack; Oornmeal
white, % 25 y lob sacks, yellow, e 10 p 25-f
sacks. Cracked Wheat, g 50, l0-D sacks; % 80
l00-D sacAs; Homlny, S.. lj-h sack: " IS q
100 lbs Graham. g 80. ION sacks: q 10. 100 D.
sacks.
HAY, GRAIN AND FKED-oat hay, sssla =
ton; Alfalfa do, s109ll = ton: Bran, SIS . ton
Middlng., u9 ton Barley, whole, pay ms
paying. 81 80 y cwt; Rye, 81 Is: Wild
Oats, 81 Is p 100 lbs; Tame Oats, ST. Corn
paying u 05 p cwt.
DAIRY PRODUCTS - B1tter-valley, $50
| Ice q D: Fancy Petalun1n, lS@193 p II; EasLsrr
Creamery Fancy, l4916c; pickle roll. 16@1sc
packed IN nrkina. choice. 15@l7c: common. Sc
Cheese-Cal!fornia, 1890: Young America, log
lie; Eastern Cream. 15@16c Ltrnburger, 18G20c
genuine swiss, 10; American Swiss, 31c. Mar
tine Cream. t7@1Sc: Eggs 1S919c: Californis
Ranch Eggs, 19G20c; California Store Eggs, 16@
lie; Eastern Eggs l5@l6c.
oenB, l4@l6c: gobslers. fS@15c; dressed l7@lSc
tun-grown Chickens, N95 2 dozen youne
Rocstara, S4@5 p dozen; broilers, 1904
tame Tnoks, s5@S; psEin 1907; Geese. sc
2 rs ~ paiI.
g; Veal, 7c; Hogs sSs5sc; dressed dressed Pork, SC SC
Bacon-Light medium, 91ac; selected, lie
extra light. 121sc; extra Light homeless. 1870
1i1@c.
| esi0o; Timothy, Eastern, 6@7c p %; Pol
Corn. Far, se4c, shelied. ~ @ 51scn n
s@so Nute~chiis Wainuts, new, ,@iac; Calf
| fornia Walnuts, 9910c; Almonds, new, 11@121lc
! Peanuts California 6@7c; Eastern, 6t97c
| Lard California;, cans, 5000 Eastern, SIG
| 10c. Hides, salt, Light, SC; medium steers, &C
heavy steers, &c; heavy COWS, SC; dry, sc
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-04
SOUTHERN BOUNDARY.
Agreement Entered Into By Secretary
blaine and the Mexican Minister.

Blaine and the Mexican Minister,
WASHINGTON, July Sd An agreement
has been entered into by Secretary Blaine
and Romero. the Mexican Minister. pro.
viding for the reciprocal crossing of the
international boundary line by the troops
of the United States and Mexico, when in
close pursuit of hostile Indians. Under
this agreement it is pfovided that no In
dian scout of the United States shall be
allowed 10 cross the boundary unless they
go as guides and trailefs, unarmed, and not
exceeding in any case two scouts for each
company or each separate command. The
reciprocal crossing agreed upon shall ONLY
occur in unpopulated or desert parts of
said boundary line. For the purpose of
this agreement the unpopulated or desert
parts are defined to be- all points at least
ten kilometers distant from any encamp-
ment or town of ei,hes country. No cross
ing of troops shall take place from CAPTAIN
Lealle, town on the Mexican side of the
Rlo Bravo. hfty-two English miles above
Piedras Negras, to the mouth of the Rio
Grande.
The ommander of troops which cross
the frontier in pursuit of Indians shall, at
the time of crossing, OF before, if possible.
give notice OF his march to the nearest
military commander ct civil authority OF
of the country whose erritory he enters.
The pursuing forcs shall retire to its own
territory as soon as ii shall have caught
the band of which it is in pursuit. or have
lost its trail. In no case shall the forces of
the two countries, respectively, establish
themselves or remain in foreign territory
for any timelonger than necessary to make
pursuit OF the band whose trail they fol-
low.
Abuses which may be committed by
forces which cross into the territory of the
other nation shall be punished by the Gov
eminent 10 which the forces belong, ac-
cording TO the gravity of the offense and
IN conformity with its laws, as if the abuses
had been committed in its own territory.
said Government being further under obi
cation to withdraw the guilty parties from
the frontier. In the cases of offenses which
may be committed By The inhabitants of
one country asainst foreign forces which
may be within les limits, the Government
OF said country shall only be responsible to
the Government OF the Other county for
denial OF justice in the punishment of the
guilty.