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SOUTHERN METHoDIsTs.

First Days Proceedings of the NJ. f.
Church South Conference.
The NJ. T. Church South Conference COM
menced its session yesterday morning at
the church on Seventh street, Rev. H. c.
Christian presiding.
The following-named delegates re-
sponded to the roll call; Clerical-R.
Boyns, C. y Rankin, P. B. Smith, Joseph
Emery, G. NJ. Winton, J. c. Pendergrass
C. E. W Smith. ]. A. Batcbelder, H. R.
Singleton, A. Q. Bane and W. B. Andrews.
BENJAMIN Campbell, Henry Adams. G. w
Fentress, J. B. Duval and j. H. Wolf.
Rev. G. Y. Rankin, of Hollister, was
elected Secretary, and Rev. A. c. Bane,
assistant
A Committee on Public Worship was ap-
pointed, consisting of Rev. II. c. Christian,
Rev. A. C. Bane and ]. B. Duval.
Under the order of The Spiritual Condi-
ton of the Church" reports were made
from San Francisco, Oakland. Sacramento,
San Jose, Mountain View, Walnut Grove,
Wheatland, Penn Valley, Hollister and
San Lucas, and the showing was regarded
as quite satisfactory.
An address on The Preparation in the
Church for Revival" was delivered at IL
O'Clock by Rev. c. E. w. Smith, of Gilroy.
The afternoon session of the San Fran
cisco District Conference convened at 2
Pm. The opening religious exercises were
conducted by Rev. w. P. Andrews.
The following persons not present in the
morning were reported present: Rev. II.
NJ. Mcknight, Rev. ]. r. Compton, Rev.
s. NJ. Godlay. James Sutherland, jeremiah
Miller, Chas. Payne, d. A. Osirom, Hon.
c. L. Berry, Walter Jansen and D. Il. Can
trell.
The reports on the spiritual condition OF
the Church were continued. and reports
made from Salinas, Gilroy, Bear Valley,
Lincoln, Gait and Alameda.
Rev. &. Boyns, of Oakland, read paper
on What Constitutes Spiritual Church v
Il was followed by general discussion oil
deep interest.
The Committee on Public Worship re-
ported that Rev. +. Boyps, of Oakland
would preach this evening.
AT last evenings session Rev. IL. K. Sin
gleton, of San Jose, preached an eloquent
sermon, which was listened to by larg'
audience.
The hours of the sessions were fixed a
follows: Forenoon, from to IL o'clock
afternoon, from TO o'clock.
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BRIER NOTES.

The river marked % feet inches yester-
day afternoon.
Yesterday was one of those spring DAYS
SO suggestive of picnics.
A few more bright, warm DAYS will be
apt to thaw out some of the milk shakes
The State Fish Commissioners paid
1878 80 into the State Treasury yesterday,
being fines collected from Chinese for lille
gal fishing.
Yesterday the Governor appointed -
French, of San Jose, as one of the Trustees
OF the State Normal School, vice Thomas
II. Laine, deceased.
In the Police Court yesterday, P. E. Short
the maa who tried to get away with loco
motive few days since, was held to an
swer for malicious mischief.
The death is announced, in San Bernar-
dino, of VIM. Robinson, formerly of this
city. Deceased was brother of r. G. Rob-
lnson. who was killed in an atfray a few
years ago in this city with Milton McWhor.
ter of Yuba county.
On Monday evening next the Northern
California Press Association will meet in
this city. An address Will be delivered by
Sam DAVIS, of the Carson Appeal. 1t will
probably contain stinging rebuke to
newspaper writers who are given to pub
fishing tall stories.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
One of Them to Develop All Sorts of Re
sources About Loe,uis

One of Them to Develop All Sorts of Re-
sources About Loemis.
The following articles of incorporation
were filed in the Secretary of States office
yesterday:
The Wertheimer Company, organized for
the purpose of importing, manufacturing
and dealing in tobacco, and building fact
rories in the United States and Cuba if thew
SO choose. Principal place of business,
San Francisco. Capitai stock, $50, 0oo all
of which is subscribed Directors-Morris
Feintuch, Maurice A. Rothchild, Albert
Cert, Jacob Frank and F. H Rothchild.
Pacific Development Syndicate of Loo
mis-, Placer county. The purpose is ito
transact any kind of business in which
persons may lawfully engage" Capital
stock, S250,000. DirectoIs-W. B. Nc.
Kinnon, John J. Morrison J. A. McDon-
aid, William Walsh and w. A. Holland.
Anderson Canning snd Packing Com
pany. Principal place OF business, Ander-
son, Shasta county. Capital stock, $4,000.
Directors. B. Wright A. ?. Smith, L.
Cohn, A. h. Nixon and H. L. Hastings.
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LUCKY FOR JACK.
The jury in the Williams Robbery Case
Fails to Agree.

The Jury in the Williams Robbery Case
Fails to Agree.
The case of Jack Williams, charged with
attempting to rob drunken man named
Ford in a low dive On K street, near Sec
ond, was concluded in Judge Armstrong;
Court yesterday afternoon about O'Clock,
and the jury soon retired. AT 6 o'clock it
was learned that the jury failed to agree
and had been discharged.
The facts in the case were published
when Williams was examined in the
Police Court, and were such that nobody
then doubted Williams guilt. He even
sent note from the city prison to the
keeper Of the dive in which he tried to rob
the man, urging him to "get that party out
of town."
The case was vigorously prosecuted by
District Attorney Bruner, aud the prisoner
was defended by Colonel Henry Starr.
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CHANGE IN TIME.
New Railroad Schedule to Take Effect
on the 3Oth Instant.

New Railroad Schedule to Take Effect
on the 3Oth Instant.
On Sunday next, the 3Oth instant, several
important changes in the running time Of
trains leaving this city will so into effect
The express to San Francisco and inter.
mediate points, formerly leaving at A. NJ.
will leave at 6:45 A. NJ.
The train for Stockton, Latbrop and in.
mediate points, formerly leaving at {
A. NJ, will leave at S:l5 A. NJ.
The train for Stockton, Lathrop and in.
termediate points. formerly leaving at 11:25
A. NJ, connecting at Lathrop with Los
Angeles Express for Los Angeles, will
leave at 1880 A NJ
The train for Woodland and Knights
Landing, formerly leaving at 7:25 P. NJ, will
leave at SIS P. NJ.
The Shasta Route Express, for Portland
and Puget Sound, connecting at Portland
for all Eastern cities, formerly leaving at II
p. NJ will leave at $50 P NJ.
The train leaving Sacramento at $50 A. NJ
has been Withdrawn.
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Beet-sugar Men Aroused.

Eugene ]. Gregory, President of the
State Board of Trade, yesterday sent to
Congressman Mckenna the following tele-
gram:
"The State Board of Trade, the central
organization of thirty two Boards of Trade
in California, in the interest of the beet.
sugar industry in this State, earnestly pro-
test against the proposed reduction of the
tariff on sugar, as such reduction will
practically destroy that industry in this
State
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The CIionian Club.

The Clionian Literary Club held its last
regular weekly meeting at the residence of
Miss May Gilkey, 172S X street. when the
| following officers were elected to serve dur
| ing the term of three months: President,
II. H. Hummel; Vice-P President, H. E.
| Harvey; Secretary, Miss Margaret Gray;
Treasurer. W. S. Morrill, Marshal, N c.
Nelson: Executive Committees. f. En-
| mis-, o. A. Holt, r. w. Lowry.
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The Police Court.

]. King was in the Police Court yesterday
charged with being drunk. He pleaded
guilty but Judge Buckley allowed him to
go.
Mary Roberts, whose visits to the police
station have become quite frequent of late
was arrested the other morning by officer
Morelli, and being very much intoxicated
a charge of common drunk was placed
against her. She pleaded to the Court for
mercy yesterday and was allowed to 20.
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len-button length IN Mousquetaire styles, o5 G.
a pair. Excellent shades of tan aud brown.
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ENTERTAINING THEIR FRIENDS.
A Pleasant Evening Enjoyed at FEEDER
ated Trades Hall.

Pleasant Evening Enjoyed at FEEDER
ated Trades Hall.
The Painters and Decorators Union,
No. So, entertained their friends at the
Federated Trades Hall last night by an
open meeting, at which an excellent liter
airy and musical programme was given, the
members of the Union proving themselves
capable of managing an entertainment of
this character in excellent style. They
were assisted by the Colored Quintet,
and the large audience that filled the hall
testified their hearty appreciation of the
efforts to make it pleasant for them. Sew
eral speeches on labor topics were made,
and the painters may congratulate them
selves upon carrying out a successful pro-
gramme.
Other meetings by the different trades
unions will follow this, the object being to
bring the workingmen of the city into
closer social and friendly relations. whereby
unity of action may be secured looking
to the advancement of all classes of labor.
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t etc voice, but is a serviceable singer.
Mr.. LAWN is tenor of more than ordinary
ab lily. He has an expressive aud pure
tencr, and sings with earnestness and
tate M. Sho ert is pianist of estab.
lished reputation, an accomplished instru-
me talist and will be remembered as hav-
ing appeared here with suzin a few years
ago. Levy and all his people were very re-
sponsive 10 encoies. For himself, he was
twice recalled after every number except
the last, and thus played ten selections,
though on the programme for but four.
The printed pro9rsmme was not strictly
followed, but the rubstitutions were quite
as good as the regular announcements.
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Railroad omcials Going North,

Colonel Charles f. Crocker, ]. A. Fill
more, Arthur Brown and J. J. E. Lind
berg, of the Southern Pacific Company,
passed through the city on Wednesday
night on special train. Colonel Croker
goes TO Portland on business connected
with the erection of the Union Depot at
Portland, and the others go TO inspect the
new road built in Cow Creek Canyon.
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No Letters Were Burned.

On the 9th of February a mail car was
destroyed by fire at Blue Creek, Utah II
was believed at the time that several
pouches Of letters were destroyed. but in
formation has been received at the Railway
Mail Service office that such was not the
case. The letters that were believed to be
on the burned car were DELAYED. so that
they followed on the next train. butt took
some time to discover il.
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A just Reward,

Three years ago young man came to
Sacramento, and in short time procured
employment as a painter. The most care
full observers could predict successful
career, for he entered upon his duties with
the skill of master, and within a short
period has managed TO embark on his own
accord. We refer to J. P. Calendine. the
practical house and sign painter and artistic
decorator. An inspection of his work will
be most convincing, and as for references, it
is only necessary 10 cali upon many of bis
patrons. the names of whom he will gladly
give. For any work in his line, call or ad
dress 91CS I street
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The Barometer Falling Again.

The Signal Service barometer was falling
yesterday, having recorded 80 90 inches at
A. NJ. and but 30.14 inches at M. The
temperature at the same hours was 44o
and 61o, while the highest and lowest were
$40 and 430, with gentle rortherly winds
and clouoless sky.
1t was showing at Salt Lake. Utah, and
in North Platte, Neb., yesterday morning
while California was basking in the sun
shine of o spring-like temperature.
The highest and lowest temperatures one
year ago yesterday were 65o and $50. and
one year ago to day $50 ard $40. There
was .01 of an inch of rain one year ago
yesterday, and a sprinkle one year ago to.
day.
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Fun TO-nipht.

Harmony Lodge Knights and Ladies of
Honor, will celebrate its tenth anniversary
at Pythian Castle tonight. Every prepara-
ton has been made to make it the social
event OF the season, Upstairs will be de-
voted to dancing, while down stairs will be
used for a drive-whist and progressiy e
euchre party. Good music has been Sc.
cured, and good time assured to all who
attend
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Harness. Etc. at Auction.

At 1880 A. NJ. to-day d. ]. SIM
mons will sell at auction, by order of the
Superior Court, the entire stock of buggy
and work harness belonging TO the estate
of the late Thomas Armstrong; also, all
the stock contained in the shop Of deceased
at 1l04 street, tools, ETC., and household
furniture.
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Real Estate Holding Up Well.

The 160x160 feet on the southeast corner
of Tenth and H streets was sold at auction
yesterday for $13,150. 1t was sold in three
lots, one of so feet frontage on H street,
and two of 40 feet each. The first was
bought by Mrs. G. H Ross for Sc. 500, the
next by w. F. Cutler for s., 300, and the
other by d. H. Thompson, of Virginia
City, for $500. r. S. Carey bought the
brick stable on the corner for 5000.
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Accidents in the Jail-Yard,

While workmen were engaged in re.
moving the big smokestack from the boiler
in the County Jail-yard yesterday the gear.
ing gave way and the huge pipe fell into
the yard, breaking into four pieces. For
tunately nobody was injured.
On the preceding day, however, while
one of the men was up in the big sycamore
tree fastening the tackle, he dropped a
heavy monkey wrench, which barely
missed the head of man named Brecken.
ridge, in the yard below, but struck him a
glancing blow on the hand. Had it fallen
on his head it would have killed him.
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Fine Cattle at Auction

On the Sd of April the Pacific Coast
Shorthorn Breeders Association will hold
large sale of fine cattle at Agricultural
Park in this city. The cattle offered for
sale comes from the herds of E. A. Bridg-
ford, A. Hebron & Bro, P Peterson, E.
Driver, P. S. Chiles, Joseph Marzep and P.
H. Murphy. Catalogues can be had by ad.
dressing ]. F. Chiles, Secretary, Davisyille.
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Olive Branch Ball.

A social dance was given last evening at
Turner Hall by the ladies of Olive Branch
Society. The attendance was quite large
and most pleasant time enjoyed by all
present. The excellent management is
due to the following committees Arrange
ments-Nora Klenk, Della Maginn, Emf
line Cronkite, Sarah Bragg, Amelie
Sturmer, Mary Chopper, Emma Brown;
Reception-Emma Brown, Amele Sturmer,
Annie Gill, Emiline Cronkite; Floor Di-
rector-Mary E. Chopper; Floor Managers
Sarah Bragg, Della Maginn, Nora Klenk,
Louisa Yuhre.
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Baseball Game To-day.

AT o'clock this afternoon, at Snowflake
Park, the Sacramentos and Stocktons will
play ball, the former nine playing Zeiglel
in the box, and the latter Borchers. 1t is
expected that the contest will be an excit.
ing one, as both clubs will strive not to be
beaten in their first two games of the sea.
son. The diamond will be in excellent
condition, and some brilliant fielding will
no DOUBT be seen by those who attend.
The street cars, which will run to the
Park every five minutes, are expected to
accommodate those who wish to attend.
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A Dangerous Street.

Fifteenth street, from N to o, is in very
dangerous condition, and were it not fol
the electric light near by, there would
probably be any number of vehicles upset
at night. The other day large wagon was
upset there in consequence of one of the
wheels being wrenched oil.
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Baseball on sunday.

The opening game of the Northern Cali
fornia Baseball League will be played at
Snowflake Park on Sunday next COM
menciug at 2 o'clock P NJ. The opposing
mines will be the I.avensons and the Snow
flakes, both composed of excellent material.
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From the Eminent Pianist shonert.

SACRAMENTO, March 81, 1890.
John f. Cooper-Dear Sir: / had occa-
sion this evening at the grand concert of
the great cornetist, Jules Levy, in the
Metropolitan Thester, to try, and TO care
fully test your Mathushek solid iron frame
piano. and am happy to be able to con-
graduate yon upon the actual high state of
perfection these splendid pianos have
reached. EDWIN N. SHoNERr.
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Street improvement Company.

Several shares of stock in the new Street
Improvement Company have been SUBJ
scribed for since the company organized on
Monday evening last, and the incorpora-
ton papers have been completed for filing.
The subscriptions now amount to S24 $50.
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]. W. Crone after which ell present sat
down to choice banquet prepared by the
ladies of Newcastle. This was followed by
a social dance.
The Chiefs of Wenonah Council came
home in due time, appreciating most highly
the generous hospitality of the good people
OF Newcastle.
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On Wednesday, April ID, Bell & Co. will
sell the trot,ing-bred horses and colts be-
longing to Willard Gardner, lessee of Ag.
ricultuIal Park. Also, buggy. cart and
lot of harness. The horses are described
| elsewhere.
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Gorgeous snrinr Suits,

Yesterday f. R. Robbins bought eight
uniforms at sale by Constable Harvey,
for which he paid $50 The trappings be-
longed to the Riggs Opera Company, which
got stranded here few months ago. and
was sued by ]. G. Luppy, one of the must
clans. for his salary
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POLIOS OF INSTRUMENTAL MOSIC.

FoLIos OF CLASSIC MUSIC, VOL. I.
If every catalogue in the market were
sitted, no better collection could ever be
compiled. Every piece is gem; IA
pages, So cents.
PIANO FOLIO, VOL. !.
A splendid collection of Piano Music,
containing gems by Leybach, Oesten, Mo
Fart, Schubert and other noted composers;
1872 pages, 3S cents.
PIANO FOLIO, VOL. II.
Contains newer pieces than those in, Vol.
l., such as british Patrol" LISTS "Rlaap-
sodie No. 2" 'Thine own" and many
others; 1872 pages, SO cents.
aENDELssoIIN's SONGS WITHOUT WORDS
A copy of the celebrated Peters edi-
ton; l46 pages, 50 cents.
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Furniture at Auction.

W. II. Sherburn announces the sale on
Monday next, of all the furniture, carpets,
etc., in The residence at $50 Eighth street
between H and l. 1t embraces the furni-
ture of eleven rooms, all in good condition
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LANDSCAPE GARDENING.

r OFFER MY SERVICES TO ALL WHO NEED
| their gardens aud lawns taken care of.
understand my business thoroughly, and will
keep gardens in condition by the month at
reasonable rates. Laying out new lawns and
gardens speciality. Address ROBERT SHULZ,
p, O. Box 81, Sacramento. mrl-tf
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Pardoned by the Governor,

Governor Waterman yesterday pardoned
from the State Prison James Murphy, who
was convicted of manslaughter in Yolo
county last year. The pardon is granted
on the ground that the act was committed
in self-defenSp
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ANNUAL Easter opening Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of this week. Misses
Brothers, leading milliners, Gil j street.
Elegant display oil fine goods at popular
prices. We extend cordial invitation to
tho nnblic
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CALL and get the new waltz song WHEN
the Pretty Blue Birds Sing" just received
it is all the rage, only 10 cents copy al
Cooper's music store, 6S1 street, Sacra-
meutO Cal 81
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DIED.

DIED.
Washington, March 26-Margaret OConnor, a
native of Ireland, 81 yeSrs.
Friends and acquaintance are invited to attend
the funeral, from her late residence in Wash
ington, this friday afternoon at O'Clock;
thence to the Cathedral where services will
be heidi
Orbisonia, Pa, March Thomas Gilliland, OF
consumption, IS years. 10 months and IS days.
(Los Angeles papers please copy.l
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FoR sale young. gentle, stylish, saddle
horse suitable for lady; travels finely in
buggy, good size, chestnut color. Iu-
quire at Coopers music store.
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THE best and latest sheet music at 10
cents per copy. Catalogue furnished free
on application. Hammers music store,
$40 J street
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Birth, death- and marriage notices must be sent IN
ty responsible parties and paid for OF the rate Of q
cents each: funeral notices, IS cents
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RICH DRESS PATTERNS,

RICH DRESS PATTERNS,
We have most complete collection of fine Novelty
Dress Goods. feature of the imported novelties is
that they exclusive Styles but one suit of each
kind being brought to Sacramento
Richly Embroidered Suits, satin side-bands $40
Embroidered Henrietta Suits, with fringe to match
interviewer, $50.
Fine shades in operawork Embroidered Dress Pat.
terms, handsome effects, $22 So
Heliotrope Novelties with silk Vandyke points, in
several styles, s22 SO.
Tenbutton length in Mousquetaire STYLES, Of cents
a pair. Excellent shades of tan aud brown
Glove-httng Jerseys in plain coors with pretty APP
pl1que vest fronts i'll contrasting effects, So.
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ALBUMS or YOrAL MUSIC,
snNG. AIRE-us VOL Z

SONG ALBUMS, VOL. T.
Etlis book contains only songs that are
well known and popular; l24 pages, Ice.
SONS ALBUM, VOL. IL.
a companion to Vol J., containing such
songs" as dream Faces" Dreaming"
Some Day." etc; l24 pages, 10 cents.
SACRED ALsTNI
Containing selection of Sacred Solos,
Duets and Quartets, for either choir or
home use; So pages, 10 cents.
A selection Of Gems Of English songs,
by such writers, as Sullivan, Molloy,
Cowen, Tosti and others; IDS pages, 3sc.
PEARIs oIa' VOCAL MUSIC.
The latest collection of songs contains
such gems as Goodbye" Ave Maria"
Gounod's "0h, That We Two Were Nay
Ing" "Oh, Mamma" "Thine Eyes So
Blue" etc; 200 pages, 3S certs,
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CHOICE MUSIC At ATTRACTIVE PRICES,

The following Music Volumes are we'll printed on
good paper aud bound in attractive covers The av-
erage size of the oos is inches and they range
from 100 to $50 pages per folio The prices are 10 and
80 cents each:
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BORN.
Sacramento, March 27-Wife of Corneio Le-
desma, a Soa.