Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-29
Wedding in High Society,

New YORK, October 2Sth-A wedding of
much social importance came off this afternoon
in the Church of the Strangers Miss Frank
Vanderbilt Crawford, dsughter of Robert l..
Crawford. and ]. Frederick Talcott. recent
graduate of Princeton University, were the con-
tracing parties. The bride is the niece and
namesake of the last wife of Commodore Van
derbilt, who was her fathers sister. The bridal
costumes were of unusual nasnificence. The
brides veil of rare point lace was held in place
with superb diamond tiara, the groom s gift.
There were four bridesmaids and maid of
honor. During the ceremony the bridal bou-
quet was held by page, the brides brother, IN
Lord Fauntleroy costume. There were many
valuable presents from the Vanderbilt family
a silver and gold punch-bowl, a silver tea-set,
salver coffee urn, etc. The couple will sail for
Europe tomorrow, the groom resuming his
California Products.
NEW YORK, October 2Sth -Caiiornia apricots
and plums cTystalliZed in granulated sugar are
meeting with good success in this market.
The Commercial Bulletin notes that California
raisin shipments are bas kward. The Fresno
district is relatively better than the other sec
tions Riverside is the most unsatisfactory.
Local jobbers generally claim, however, to have
enough raisins to supply the orders.
The hop market is reported decidedly strong,
with indications of further rise in prices be-
fore the week ends
FRUIT AT AUCTION.
CHICAGO October 2oth.-The agents of the
California Fruit Union sold to-day three car
Peaches. 81 25: tull crates Cornechon grapes,
81 25G2 S5; Musca.s, full crates. 81 1902 Is; To-
kays, full crates, 81 95@2 25 Emperor, full
crates, 81 c0@2 35; half crates. 81 l0@1 25.
A Test Case.
NEW YORK October 2Sth.-Upon application
of Ballin, Joseph & Co. importers, Judge Lacey
to- day granted an order recurring the Customs
Appraisers to produce all records regarding the
appraisement on certain consignment of cloths
on which the firm claims too high duties were
assessed. The firm al eges that the goods in
interesting point of this suit is that the firm con-
tends u at the Act of May 9Th, providing for the
classification of wOrsted cloths as woois does
not apply because the Act was not pass ac-
cording to law. They assert that there was DO
quorum in the House whed the bill was eerti-
fed to have been passed, and that it was not
legally enacted though declared passed by the
Speaker.
scalpers Cause the Trouble.
KANSAS CITY, October 2Sth-The Trans Mis-
souri Committee to-day considered the charges
and counter charges of the Burlington and
Rock Island regarding the alleged cut in San
Francisco rates. Also, the complaints of the
Wabash regarding the sale of forbidden return
harvest excursion tickets but the meeting ad-
journed without final action.
In an interview this evening Chairman Fin
ley attributes the present uneasiness to the
scalpers, against whom he proposes to take
action. The nature of his plans he would not
diyulge, but it is believed whenever large
blocks of tickets are found in the hands of
| scalpers he would authorize the roads in the
Association to sell below the scalpers.
Baseball Teams Coming.
CHICAGO, October 2sth.-Comiskey has de-
| cided to take two ball teams to the Pacific
Coast and VIII leave tomorrow. He viii cap