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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31
Young Quay Nominated.

The republican county convention at Beaver,
Pa, yesterday nominated Dick Quay for the
legislature. The utmost harmony prevailed
and the Quay faction captured the organiza-
ton. The official count shows Townsend for
Congress to have 4,4O6 and jackson 1871 votes,
Dick Ruay and Sterling for the Legislature
have 3,Ss7 and 3,454, respectively Mansfield,
the next highest had less than half the latter
number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31
A Reunion of Maryland Graduates.

William Walden of Markham, Va, was down
on the program to deliver the address of well
come at Coburn Hall, Maryland Seminary, last
night The occasion was the annual reunion
OF the graduates of the seminary. The hall was
filed with relatives and friends of the gradu-
stes and the exercises were in every way a
success. Among those who were present and
who took part in the evenings entertainment
were: John w. Simpson, Washington. Ky;
Brown, Cannelton, WA; Richard j. Jordan.
wilmington, NC; Minnie E. Buster, Coal
Valley, WA; Alice Z. Matthews. Fortress
Monroe, Va; Charles NJ. Dame, Danville, Va.
William I. Clark, Richmond, Va; John T.
Beckett, Baltimore, Md; William Ii. Barlow,
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PRIVATE UNIFORMS.

The tardy ones will find our Livery Stock q com.
pete as 1t was at the seasons opening Don't 20 and
have your coschman-or any other Of your attend
ants-msasured for their uniforms when you can put
half the cost in your pocket-send em us and have
them returned to you dressed in the height Of fashion
Talk with US about these thinss-we can name over
list Of the establishments have supplied that will
be all the guarantees Of our ability that you'll need
'Twouldnt be the right thinx for to announce
them publiclyfor they are the highest in social and
official positions in the city-Privatsy pointed out to
you-they'u have no objection.
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Entered for the Tennis Tournament.

The entries from this city for the Southern
tennis tournament, to be held in Baltimore
June 8, include the following: Doubles
Woodward and McCawley, Metcan and Tobin.
Davidson and Borden, spofford and partner.
Inc entries for the singles include those
named and also Parks, Rives and Peters.
The entries from Baltimore include Post
hodge, ODER, Hinckley, Pennington, Browne
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READY FOR THE CENSUS.
Everything Prepared for Beginning the
Work of Enumeration Next Monday.

On the eve of the commencement of the
great work of taking the census of the United
states the superintendent of the census. Mr..
forter, In talking with a STAR reporter today,
SAID that he knew Of no weak spot in
the vast machinery which will be started
on Monday next The Supervisors have
done their work intelligently and none of
the l75 have been incapacitated by sickness or
any other cause. Mr.. Porter said that he had
not interfered in the appointment Of enumera-
tors, but had confirmed the lists sent in unless
charges Of a serious nature were made against
the men nominated. There had been some
question, he said, raised in the south about the
appointment OF colored enumerators, but he
had determined to leave such matters entirely
10 the discretion Of the supervisors and had not
ihterIered- In the case of a colored supervisor
the names Of enumerators appointed by him
were mainly those of white men
THE RESULT IN THE DISTRICT TO RE KNOWN
JULY /.
Mr.. Porter said that he was prepared to tab
uiate the returns as soon as they were received
and he expected to be able to give the results
OF the census in this district by the LIST of july
lie said that he did not expect to have any
trouble about obtaining answers to
the questions in the schedules, but
IF THERE WAS REFUSAL, TO ANSWER
ne would be obliged to enforce the law and
prosecute vigorously. The obligation to
answer the question in regard to mortgages
was plainly stated IN the law and there was no
discretion left with the superintendent. There
would be no attempt made to harshly enforce
the law, but when there was positive violation
OF Its provisions the superintendent of the
census would be compelled to do his duty and
prosecute as directed by the law.
On Monday $4,000 men will be engaged as
enumerators in taking the census.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

TARM or FORTY ACREs MORE OR LESS.
i've mile. from Georgetown. D. C. Improved By nns
mOdsrn dxeilins q rooms. i.lys barn. stable
buald,ns. ne losssion e hish .nd hssithfui. com.
country: A beautiful lawn and elsgsnt shade trees
around the buildngs The sod y good and wstrsd b
snall fFuita The flxm be subdivided into build
ing lote. Inquire Of Z l. GREENOUGH
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THE HIGHLANDS.
FOR SALE.


That beautiful suburban estate on the b and O. r.
n, AZ miles from Washington. At Highlands, being
the property of the Highland Country Club located ut
high land. improved by . large modern club house,
with water. gss &c neat cottage. eight rooms; bowl
property viii be sold entirety, Including house
hold furniture. &C. which cost over $4,000 The
with graveed streets shade trees &c There has been
large demand for lots this subdivision. but owing
decided to sell whole at greatly reduced price
from actual value Asplendid opportunity Is here Of
preliminary work has been done Firstcass railroad
plats and full Information price and terms apply
to JOHN T. wAaaAMAN. 200 l4th st. NV.
IroR SALE OR RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFUR-
from depot room House 8 acres land. good garden.
2cows, Carriages; beautiful grounds: Address
DR. I: g. CARROLL.
m30-3t' ofice-617 18th st. NV
EoR RENT-DURING SUMNER AND EARLY
u Fall7A Desirable Country Home near Front Royal,
Ns Including all necessary furniture except bed and
dance OF fruit and garden spot II needed servants
be had in the neghborhood; delightful water at
NV. or J. A. SETTLE co, 1225Fst. m3O-5t
ENoR RENT-FIvE ACRES GOOD PASTURE AND
y Large Barn within one mile OF this city good
PHiILIPs son. isls 4: 4 ts awe. "A' @yes7t
IyoR sALE-FoRTY-sEvEN: ACREs OF LAND
II at Randolph, Metropolitan Branch, b. and o. Il r.
dres. JOHN I. KNOTT. Randolph. ND myss-3t:
EOR sALE-NEAR ROCKVILLE, NEW s-RoOM
House, all o9tbuildings, 10 acres land. fruits Of all
shade '1 coSkf s So
IloR sALE-4OO YARDS FROM 7TH ST PIKE. 2
t2T in shei9s hard wood ss COOKE D. e!
EoR SALE OR ExCHANGE.-A HANDSOME
~ Country Home in western New York; will sell or
BEiss' los lst 81. NV 1'Ni '''' m3s TT.
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A Secondhand Dealer i'm Court.

Henry d. Laskey, a secondhand dealer, was
before the Police Court today charged by
Detective Block with failing to make the proper
returns OF property purchased, and the case
went over until next week. 1t is charged that
he failed to report the purchase of q gold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31
IloR sAIE-IMPRoyED LAND WITHIN 3 MIL

IHOR sALE-IMPROvED LAND WITHIN 3 MILES
u Of Wash3ng'on city l23 acres large house. shade
acres highly improved. large mansion, hot and cold
water tall and stately shade trees beautiful awns ex
price S225 per acre; $50 acres large stone barn
commodious mansion. umhtage9us trees, excellent
house for $500: % acres, with large barn.
new Broom house. for $4,000; y acres, Broom new
house. $50; ~ acres, groom cottage and barn
some fruit for e. ZOO $50 acres. Groom house.
barn and lawn. for 800 per sore; "a acres Broom
house and grist mill % miles out), fog sl7OO
All OF these places can be easy term and
poultry rxsing or for persons doing business in the
city and wishing 70 i've short dstsnce IN the country
the city suitable for subdivision for villa rites and
also many farms near Warrington, cheap and on sasy
terma Call and VIII be pleased TO tall res
estate With persons interested in the subject Ofre
JAMES r. oLEMENTs 1891 Yn NV.
mZ7-lW MAshfngton ID. @.
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The sun has practically no weight; 1t Is 90
light, don't you know.
yaux
Walks
tPhiiadeiphia Inquirer.
Val, awhile and you'll hear how,
Vaux
Talks
Poet: Il have here a short poem, sir"
Editor-hoping to down him. But we want
long one"
Poet: "Oh, IL that's all can easily"
Editor-interrupting, with cruel sarcasm:
mo; that's all right. This will do. It will be
long enough before it Is printed. Good morn
ing"
The Speaker thought it was bar sinister.
The Washington Base Ball Club prefers
Webster Cor anybody to Worcester.
The heavier the price Of ice, the higher it
goes.
The black-haired blue coats OF 81 are wear
ing the gray today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31
SHOOTING STARS.

The sun has practically no weight; it is so
light, don't you know.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31

u FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND RMHALMEK.
,.,.,h l7S4 Pennsylvania ave nv
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LroR sALE-l 2, 5 ACRES MINUTES WALK
mS7-0t DAVID D. sTOSE. SO6 81 nv
EoR RENT-rURNIsHED-A FINE COUNTRY
Residence: 10 roomA Stable and ny acres Of land
with plenty grass for feeding horse and cow also rut
and garden, VIII rent from June 70 November i.
Tor Esrncoias apply 10 FRANCIS HuFTl,
mxo-ot 1901 N ID nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31

A fast color-the cyclone blew,
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A Pickering FLAME.

Tha, sale of slo Suits il the down grade" Well
have 70 shut OF steam pretty soon for want Of fuel
to feed the fire. Wen always have remarkably good
SUITS for slo-but these BETTER THAN WE
CAN HOPE TO CONTINUE. Twas . special pur-
ehase-and not altogether pleasing to the manufac-
tursrs to see them sold at sl0But that's OUR bust
ness-and YOURS. There's sure to be some disap-
pointed looks If you don't make hasts-and pick out
what you want.
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WANTED-BOARD.

NANTED-BoARD IN THE DISTRICT OR
w Maryland, convenient to the City, with private
where there other boarders preferred will pay
fair price. Address J. N NJ, gig Nj st. W. m3l 3ts
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SPECULATION
y 80 hne Lots IN Hysttsvls st price thai win net
w. p. wATROUs,
m1T.AsW4s $40 %. n. ~.
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kkSl GLtN,
Terminus Of Rock Creek Park.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS.
Sl20 600. 800 AND 1900

s5 PER MONTH, WITHOUT INTEREST
aTs SfsoSs u Ses 1sp
ders on the 3th st pike -Four subdivisions center
Many houses now in course Of erection streets are
being made connecting Linden, one half mile distant
there are already 40 houses including hotels one OF
them costing $4,000 These lots for the present are
as o eE i5
by Eastern branch swamp lands. Forest Glen lies
benefited by the Park /, has beautiful station.
sea s % sns an ss
future the finest and most desirable suburban
ton day 70 show lots. J. r HEkfFokD. O'A
NOR RENT-FROM lsT OF JUNE, COTTAGE Ar
water cellar three .onsrs from 1000
my27-ot sTEIGER l. LIEBERMANN. 1908 Est
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
Vile and Riversdaie half Is very high and Sesn-
uful Tor scenery, overlooking fayetteville depot and
bank beaafa grove and Sulphur spns On .donm
Rversdale which without timber sells readily for
mine sosetSsr 500 per or Tor
Property. J. c. ROGERS, Attorney -atELaw, 46s
Lonlsans ave. and Parthenon Heights Bladensburg.
If YOU WISH HOME IN THE COUNTRY on
the instalilnent Plan send name to Box 365. City
year round. my36-lm'
THE BEST YET.
$3.50: AoaSe.' sddision p HsIpinss Yiliags TG,rg
out interest liberal discount for cash --'-
Halpine Village is situated on the metropolitan
The lots he srisln., n.pins VILLAGE have al. been
store and several dwelling houses
The and VII as s Railway VIII
Don't miss the opportunity You are sure to get .
cheap 10. hna pSsncns Apply nc 70
GIBBS LoEFFLER Agents. l4Il G st nv.
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WHAT ELsE!-EvERYTHING.
You may not be wanting anything in the lines
we've mentioned-But lisa sure thing that you or
your family wanting sonscains in our line
Clothing for yourselvss-your childrsn-or Hats.
Shoes or Furnishings It don't need any argument 10
mark u - the proper place to buy EN-
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The black-haired blue coats OF 81 are wear
ing the gray today.
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, BOARD
w for Summer within walking distance Of station:
Takoma preferred. Address Box 104. Star Office It,
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The heavier the price of ice, the higher
goes.
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Wal. awhile and you'll hear how.

The Washington Base Ball Club prefers
Webster (or anybody to Worcester.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31

n6pRovEMKSTs ALREADY MADr-THE FEET OF
rHR oUARpsnES TO HAVE ASPHALT TO WALK
oS-AnRASsEMESTs FOB TIE COFFEE AM
vAIHn SUPPLY.
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THE BEST YET.

IF YOU WISH HOME IN THE COUNTRY on
the instAihnent Plan send to Box 1856, City
PO Location accessible BY rail- carriage cycle the
/ year round. my26-lms
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WANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM FOR TWO
w Gentlemen; northwest section not to exceed sc.
Address b. W., Star office. It.
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
w Mother, Two Large Airy Rooms with Good Board
at Hyattsville. Md. Address N. e. f., Star Office
m3l-3ts
WANTED-BY TWO LADIES AND CHILD OF
w Three, Three Four Unfurnished Rooms for
light housekeeping, with good yard. Address Box
lis, Star office. m:}O-2ts
WANTED-A SOUTH FRONT ROOM FOR THE
w summer months: location to be between @ and
Nj and between 10th and 18th SITS NV. Address, stat
ing price per month, L. L., star office. m3O-2ts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-13

6riitlide @5c1ittung in iDeite Sernen trdet
uno bic Sfldpenfctten Der atrttants
i6cn 8tIDen 81 bre9en luht. OaS
lit aud cine 6nrafteriltii6e Grlbetnutt9
unlerer an Wioeriprii6en 10 retdben Sett.
Oo6 lGBt ii6 niht in Nbreoe lteuen, oaB
0eutidlanos 8orbrin9en in Nfrlfa nt9t
mn Dem tleinen 0duflein oer GolonIalz
poIittfer, lonoern audi ben groBen Ntal1en
unieres 8oltes tpiItommen lit. @ebet tie
lih Dod ocr 6offnun9 bin, Dap lholl Die
nd9iten Sabre einen auf ale paterldnot7
iGen @auen bernieoerfallenoen 0olore9en
brilgcn nerben. Die eriten Sropfen 9laltbt
man bemerft All baber, leitoern Die aus
SaniibarzSabaf bereiteten Gigarren
Elm flottge6enber 6anOelsartltel 9etporoen
itnb. Omar rehtfertisen lie teincswe9s oas
ibnen geipenbete Sob, bod ilbcrtref1c1 ne
bic c0eoem ols vStraBburger Wfonopol1
&raut" befannten @tftnuoeln an llnlbaO>
Ii6feii ulb barmluiem @ebabren. Die bIS1
Der feilgebotenen Sorten beDegten ith IN
Der Yreisloge BON aht bis Sebn YtenntgelI.
I'm aber Der yItiirmiihen" ytadfrage 81 ges
niigell, lou MIN auh Gin mIlloeripertbt9es
unO biuigeres Sabrifat geltefert toeroen.
Natirltd felt eS niht on 8er1ld)en, 1tatt
Der ebten Sanlibariten oroinGre BfdlSer
auf Die reihstreue Menl66ett los5ulai1en.
9aB bies aber, iotDeit baS .9froma in Se@
traht fontnlt, ein itrafbarer Getrltg lei,
niro bon ben tiidtigiten Sa9fennern &C.
ieudnet. ':.%
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-13

ioubern Der porsiioli6cn Organas
ttDn Su.
vSraufrei6", fGbrt er fort, bat cbenios
biele @eler1le ipie 0eutiNIauo. Delttl0s
lambs St1rtc beltc6t borilt, ooS bcgrillen 1t
baben. Wton bat ben eiuSelncn General
0ur0 ben @enerol q b erlebt, etnetl
@encrol, ber nidt oltcrt, nidt ltttbtt Der
NllcS fam utb NleS ipetf, bic DttLttdrbters
ordie. Ger BcipciS bicriitr 1T, bah Wtdt
Woltfc ,uritdgetrctcn 1T tltb Witnlnltb cS
bemerft bat. lttt OiilIiollen Wititid ben Ut
Der Generol perldnuitbelt, uber bic 0tB1s
n~ilotiolt 1T gebIiebtit. 0d5 witD man ~
6rontreiN rtie nerlicbcf, no Der btldrdlttte
Berlt1to etreS ollipilltltbell, allrludtlgen
&rtegSmintItcr8 QtlleS entihetbet, bet itbtr
nidtS uhterrtdtct 1T, ltlb itotblptnolger
gGetie boSlt getriebeit mtrb, gut5 bon beit
MltSldiiIIen itno ben QlbtDttlungeit bcS
WttntlterillnS ubbGtgig 81 lptrotit. DoS 1T
has SOltem beS 81 h SftttBStotDS
wcIdeS friibtr cilttlt SteB 0elterretdS nm
m0glth mohte."
gtohocm Gtu1crct bic Qlrt Der !OcereSbcrs
Turaltlto @noIono6, ipeId1cS bic Station pnrts
bin ibut, no lie ptricArt iptro, NIL. per
fr0u3DItld)en, mcldc ben4Srp0ia1t bon ttl,cltl
Mitttc punfte aus pcrtbctlt, luooutW lllt
QcrIulte an i3eit uno ali Der @lltc ocr Dab
rultgSriittcl cntltebet, Dergltdcn bat, t1brt
CT tprt: Scr Steg TT bic Nolge
gutet Nerpflegn 9 uno nt0t
oc8 81 mm nnbp 8. Verpfle9t Cure
SoIbatcn elt, banl, iicgen lie, arocrnIalls
werbct sSbr trpb be8 beltelt Generals 9ez
i0loeeu. Sbr bobt ein por5ilgli0es @e>
ihoB angerertigt, Die fraraoiii6e Nrl11ee 1T
Der ocutihen .iibcrlegeu obcr sS9r bcltbt
fein @elbitB, oicle Sugcl ab5uldleBen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-13
Com management GI1tIeret Iber
oaS frans3TiGe seer.

Ser ebemaltge SDmmulegelteral u u e.
ret Drildt in Der y2anterne" ieinen Ner9er
bariiber aus, DAB man i'm ni6t III ben
M1ilitGrausi6uB getDG6lt bat. ct babe.
la9t er, cine grDBere praftti6e Grtegserfab>
rlllllg als Die meiitel1 Witglteoer Des Mu5z
i6ulies. .Wfit Nusnabme Des S9lestpiqz
6olitetnilben uno bes 1861 babe CT ale
Srie9e, bic leit etnem balben Sabrbunbert
in unD auBer europa gefiibrt moroen icien,
mttgernabt: in Der &rtm, in Stalie1, Nmez
rita, 6rantret6, oem 8alfan &C. obne Die
dfrtfonil6en uuo Die 8ir9erfrtege Su reds
men. Ser greile General ertnnert li1 nod
9el1alt oarall, bel nelden Nrlneen ct gut 9es
nG6rt tporoen lit unb mo- riht. Sn Tranfz
reid lit sr 1ie orbentli6 ernGbrt tooroen:
y6ter fa1lt mani ni6t einmal III Srtes
oenSseiten bet ben groBen ~ltebungen ete
Eruppen geniigeno Derpfle9en. i'm &rtege
natiirlt6 nod piel ~pen!ger, tDelln er audi
nod 10 furS unb Der &fplab m0glthlt
bel6rdttt lit. Wftt benz fransOfti6en 8ers
fabren lplrbe man, tpenr1 man AUDI our6
ben ullgcitiinten NngrifI Der Sruppeu geiiegt
bate. ldlteblt6 Den Steg ipegett Wfangels
at Sebensmttteln uno S6ieBbeoarf ntdt
ausnuben t0nnen."
Sn Nmerifa unb Ser Siirfei iei bic ST.
nabrung cine CUTE. Sn Der Eiirfei berube
bic !6ceresperpfle9ung ouf benz @lalben
ulto Der Vaterlanosltehe. 0aB Qmertfd
unb @nelano raid atpet Wilionen Wtens
lden ausbeben, lie auf etnem &fplabe
Der opppelt 10 groB tpie europa lit, pertbetz
len, augenhlifli6 500. 900 Meniben tbre
SteQung auf einmal ipe6ieln loiieu f0nnen,
obne cine W(tnute 8er3ug unb o1ne Ser
mtltoerung Der Nationen Inn aud nur elm
@ramm, i6rei6t Gluieret pe6er Dem einz
3elrer W2enlden, nod Der euaIiid1en STAGE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-13

JtnWl tWtelt uuo OultNtS NV BLStWlUuo US
8d6e unb Sliile b0ber itanoen als ie 3ltz
Dor. Mn mebreren Steuen finn aud Die
8abnf0rper our6 benJte9en beiAdbigt NOR
ben.
= Ser Bropbet 6es pIattirten
So3ialtsmus, @omarb 8eIIamD,
bat ieinen Nnbdn9ern, cen Nattpnae
ltiten in einem beionberen Giraffe fol-
genoe pier 9auptDpr 6rtften gez
ma6t: l., SeIb It lDiigfett ais
vreligiDie @runologe" Ser 8eipeguug; Bic
BereitipiIigfejt, .viogar peri0nli6en Nei6z
tbum 81 Opferu, tpenrl 8riberli6fett unter
WSenlden ntht ,altoers .3u erretfen lit.
g., 0ul6iamfett gsgen Nnbersbenz
telOe uno @e9ner. 9tamentlidJ iollel1 ,t@l1>
grille gegen Die lteiden," Die ia 1ur Broz
butte beitebe1ber 8er1dltniiie ieien, unterz
bletben, ev9er gtationaltSmuS lit feline
Rla11enbeDegun9,i onoern etne 8ilrger>
b%etpe9ung. ST pertrttt i'm 8elonDeren
tDeoer ben gforoen nod ben Subeu, tpeoer
Sdapar3e nod WeiBe, lpeoer Nrn1e mod
Jtetde, peoer Nuf9eflGrte nod llntpiilenbe,
tpeoer NrbeitSgeber nod Nrbeiter--lonber1
Nle t%ns9elamntt, bon bet lteberseugung
alS9eheno, DAB mir Nue, gleibpieL pel6e
lo3lale Gtttette mir tragen mDgen, IN trgen6
pelder Wetle Spfer ser beIte6enoen Ser
bdltniiie iino." g., 8aterIanbsz
ltebe. Die 2tebe CUR Meni6beit miife
bet Der 2tebe gum ei9enen gaterlanbe am
fanaen, tporauf i6on Der 9fome vgeatioraz
lismus" binoeute. f., vGDnierpatisz
mus. Gpolltion, nidt gepofution lei
Die tpabre 9oIitif.-3u bieiem 3tpede Mig
ten bic Nationaliitel Oarauf a6ten, baB
tetne partet Der lnorbnung uno oes @ufs
ltanoes IN ibren Geiben 8eeinitiguag
ftnoe.-0ieies maBnole unb burlone Brps
9ran1m tptro auf Die eigentlihen So3iaz
ltlten uno auf Bic Is m n it en-
uno Nnar6t II E II = heren atpeites Wort
itets p&laIientampf" lit, Sic o6er ben l1ellen
Yropbeten bereitS als BEN ibrtoen
beanlpru6t batten, cine lebr abitoBenbe
8irtun8 alsiiben uno bolo Mrs gellainp
in tbren 9lugen uno Wtdulern nur Elm
pelsrOer Gned)t bes Capitals" lein.
- Die i0rmli6e GrDifnuna Der aroz
Zen 3u9bride,, tpel9e bon ser Salt
more & O6io neutrality-suspicious. an ;
6en 9rltn8ton auf Staten SsfQnD
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-25
COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.

sAaRAYyr17o. April 9th.
EfS-i'y ---.,.en.is- saciis, IS 50a6 50 NOS
Saii.of;-A, - 20 liiass, Sos g oo@,. 75essl
laoooslsGts, s6S7: Apples, 81 2512 so q box:
Oranges = Riverside Navels, 81 a Sc; River
side Seedlings, 1913 25; Los Angeles Seedlings,
81 5}aSs 70; Los Angeles kaveis SSGl3 so p box;
Apples Eastern, 2 Dbl, IS 5096.
DRIED FRUlfs-Nsw crop apples sliced, SO
&c p ID; eyaporated. l09l1c; do quartered, 4@5c;
Pears, peeled, 6S7c; Plums, -pitted, 4@5e;
man, 5t57c; Fseach, Staloc; French Frunes, evan
GRATED, l091lc; Biackberries, 12@14c; Figs, Cali
fo1nia. 4sS5c; Apricots, sG11c; Nectarines, s@9e;
sis, SC; smyrna oYals, 14c; Flsts, isG15c; Tubs,
9G10c; Dates, Fard, COB bxs. 91sGl0c Dates,
Persian, eGsc: Dates. Cartoons. 1l@l2e.
TABLE FRUln-Assorteo, 21zz-b cans, p der,
81 20; Peaches, 81 1902 Bartlett Pears, 81 s715;
p-uzos. q 30; Blackberries, 81 So; Goose
berries, 81 70; Strawberries, 81 So; Apricots
s. 50; Muscat Grapes. 81 50; Bed Ucrran!s
>, t!5:5Ef.A LKs-onions. 81 q $; Cabbage,
new 81 25G9l so p SAGE; uaci vegetables, % p
Dozen Dozen S,snos: sl9l 81 Bees es aoesi
chokas. soc p 1os. CaciifoweI, 81; Gel
cry, 65@7oc g dozen; Dried Peppers 121Sc !;
Green Peas, common, 5@6c; do sweet, 7c Rhu-
barb, 4g5c; Asparagus, common, Sc, Bonldin
Island, &c; CucumD ers, Sies1 % . doz; New
Potatoes, SC; Early Rose, 81 25; Peerless.
1902 Is; burhanks 50 25@2 so = ctl; Greg n
=
%; Eastern. 81 25@2 % q ell; Spinach, &c q %;
Red Cabbage, coo a aczeIl: Winter Squash. Sc p
ID; Schriyes i5c q bunch; Artichokes 4gc Z doz
gshA Co1 4, e - 49,! y y = i:LA, =s--eA.
whi:s, 81 2 25-b sacks, 81 is = lob sacks
yellow, 81 8 25A saGks, Sc Is IN 10
. ssehz Cracked Thest, s. so, 1o-ia sacks; & 80,
i00-b sacks; 6ominy, IS Is 1o-n saeA: IS 0s D
sacks.
HAk, Ga.Ia AND FAED-oat aay, s,1sl4 >
ton; Alfalfa do; 30 91S atom; Bran si4 50 sson |;
Middlings, $40 > .Sp; BG1isy, 7hole, pay .ns
SIC; rolled, 81 15@1 &c. Taeat (oho.oe IniiIsIlgl
Oats, ST IS . 100 lbs; Ta,re Oats 81 7o@i 70:
CGrn, paving u 05 p cwt.
DAlE2 PRODUCTS - Eutte--Yaley, Is .
l4o g b. Fancy Petelunia, 17@1So 3 10; Eastern
Creamery Fancy, IA 9l6e; packed In frhap,
99l1c; Young America, 12g13e; Eastern Cream,
i5@16o; id1ippTger, 1ee3lSo; genuine Swiss. 2ao:
Arerican 5Iihs, 2fc; Martins Cream, l791So;
Eggs, 16 lie.
FoDLIAY--Daslers' prices: Live Turkeys,
hens, l4@l6e; gobblers. iS@l5c; dreesod, l79lsa;
.lll-gIowG Chickens, $685. SO = dozen young
Boosters, S405 q dozen 6roile7a, s4@ S;
same Ducks, s596; Pekin s5@7 Gae5e, s2@
MEATs-Beei, 5@51Sc: Mutton, SIC; Lamb,
&c; Veal. &c; Hogs, &c; dressed PORK, &c;
Hams = Eastern, 14@15c; California, I%c;
Bacon.,,Light medium, &c; selected. lie:
extra light i21zc; extra light homeless, 1870
MisCELLANEous-s new crop,
9gloci Timothy, EasCern, gore 3 70 Pop
Corn jEa:, s's4e, shelisd. - Q 51@cs n;
ss9c. Nuts-Chile Walnuts, new, 11@l2c; Cali
fornia Walnuts, 9@loc; Almonds, new, 11@l21Sc;
Peanuts, California, 6@7c; Eastern, 6@7c;
Lard GCal1tornia), cans, s1a99; Eastern, 1O5z@
heavy steers, Sc; heavy COWS, sc; dry, sc.
TallOw, 31Sc.