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best doctor in EATON Rap
IDS, Mich. and he doc
tOrei him for TWO weeks
and he got worse ali the
{ iae, aAd then l took
him to Jacks N. TO 3
lOctor who atte1dS es-
IN cially TO skin diseases,
,aud then he got worse
than ever. Then l told
my husband we had bet
Ter try the CUTICURA
REMEDIES any way did
not have any idea they
would do any good, but
In less than two months
fEom the time we began
nrfyfuu than n him ha
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Cuticura ResolVent

The new Blood and skin purifier and greatest OF
humor remedies, cleanses the blood OF all impurities
and poisonous elements and thus removes the cause
while CUTICURA. the great skin eure ana CUrICURA
SOAP, an exquisite skin beautlder, clear the skin
and scalp and restore the hair. Thus the CUTTCURA
REMEDIES cure every species of Itching, burning
scaly. ptmpy and botehy skin, scalp and ol00l dis
cases. from pimples Serofula from infancy TO aga
when the best physicians fail.
Sold everywhere Price, CUrICURA, 5Ooi SoASs
Csc: REsoLYENr. 81. Prepared by tho POrTHS
DRUGAND CHEMICAL CORPORATION Boston
RSr Send for How to Cure Blood Diseases"
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GERMANY'S CRISIS.
Opposition to The SeCtaTia1 Education
Bill.
The Government Willing to Modify the Meas
ure-VOn Caprivi Attempts to Avoid
an Open Rupture.

Copyrighted, 1892. BY the New YORK Associated
Press
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DAnuJo Skin and Scalp purified and beantlns4
DHDI J 10y CUrIcURA SOAP. Absolutely pure
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Chilean navy fully available for war pur-
poses All of them received ill-usage dur
ing the late war and very little since has
been done TO repair them. 1t is said that
the machinery of all Of them is in bad con-
ditiOn. Even the ErrazuriZ, which is a new
ship and only arrived in December, is said
to have her boilers burnt out and that it
will be necessary to send her TO Europe for
repairs,
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surp,u. SOL, 7ss 600 sistsa e75 inc. ss.744 47b
qgs:s ssr ago was 'o0''a' and i've
The Financial Clronicle computes the gross
earnings OF 1873 railroads for February at $5s:
1906. an increase Of 81. !S1 ,4Sl as compared
s wrh ths assS es ss
5,il. the net earnings Of l3l railroads for the
swo on a Sere It6
the corresponding period Of last year.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
sS e o TT %srSn of
pared with the same month Of last year. r. '''
The United States Rolling Stock Company
a SsS tie x States S Car
i}SSt % as FIX SsS
ns eaasy into and pr %s ssSs
The preferred stock Is entitled 70 dlvidends at
aend paySpe the SsHs Stock
but the preferred stock is NOT cumulative. It
has p 81 interest in Al the
Brunswick, n. J.. Robert $. Green. ir., Of Eliz-
Fielding Of New York city. and David Cornfoot
OF London. England.
The receipts from customs for the week were
s an" oi zen ptffna ax rsHsess
Jal jul Tes sss7 so5.SsS '' ''' 'e'e'''S S'n''
NationaI bank note circulation Gutstandi1s
redemption. Sl.32S89O: amount reissued.
ST. OSj,t3O. and destroyed. S252.ala Balance
Of deposits in tho Treasury to redeem national
bank notes. S2S. ABA. 493.
Treasury balances compare with those OF
last Saturday MS follows:
Gold coin and bullion SIX 4 Us =. .i ri, 81
Silver coin and bullion, 3.3It,5SY 3.SlO,0S7
Legal tenders including
Treasury notes.......... 416a.H58 3.1T4, 1875
Totsi.. sl3a.44s.oss sl2s6s7 oss
Deposits in national banks Sl32SS.657.
against xl3O4G. O3D last Saturday. In addition
to the foregoing the Treasury reports silver
bullion purchased under the act Of July II,
1890. sol 1920 and Treasury notes issued
against the same. S9l .94S.OUU Of which $780,
S47.oo3 are outstanding.
Money in London. ht6i a cent. Rate Of
discount IN the open market, for both short
and three months bills. l.. = cent. Paris ad-
vices quote 3 y cents at oB francs S2t, CEN
times and exchange on London at IS francs IL
confines.
The Kings County, Trust Company. Of which
Mr.. Joseph G. Hendrix Is President. has de-
clare,l Its fourth dividend Of = cent. payable
May 20.
Mr.. Ernest Werner OF Messrs Werner, Joseph
4 Holister. and Mr.. William +. Iseln OF
Messrs. William Iselin 4 Co.. have been elected
directors OF the Ninth National Bank OF this
city.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
fN- lat- f,tl1
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.

Station foot of Liberty ST.. North River
Time Table In effect April H. 1892.
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The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
New York Markets.

SATURDAY April 23.-FtoUR AND MEAL--The market was
duh and prices unsettled figures for wheat
taking wider range than usual Quoted: Flour p bbi-
5. 55s$s 25 No $3a$3 10 clears So poo 81 80:
straights $435sS4 90: patents spring S4.55as4 90;
Rye honE bbiaSupsrhne. $4es4ao Corn meal, p
bblS2 sos 81 30 for Western and 81 for Brandywne.
Cor1oN-Futures were easier and closed SOS points
lower Liverpool Disappointed our bulls: and the
weather reports from the South considered GEN
orally favorable to prospects for the crop Both
parties to the speculation were inclined tax a
and look tho ed let the smoke Of the battle Of
the past week clear up little before going There
fore the market cannot be said have any decided
point at present spot cotton quiet; middng up.
lands. 1Ac.; do. Cults. IAc. The following tho
details Of the Transactions in futures. with sales of
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IN MAN LINE

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF CHICAGO. Wednesday,. April ~. 4 4. ~
CITY Of Paris Wednesday. Nay =. II A. N.
First cabin. 500 and upward according to Steamer
and location Of room second cabin x3h and $40; pro-
paid $40; steernge. $40 INTERNATIONAL SArHiA.
TON CO.. General Agents. bowling Green. New York
NEW YORK AND CUBA MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
IN Piers 10 and j., East River.
saturday steamer at r. NJ: all others at 3 r. ".
For Havana, Progreso CAmpeche. Frontsra LxgunA
TAmpico, TuxpAm. and Vera Cruz
Matanzas Cardenas. sasus. Caibarien. Nassau.
santiago de Cuba. Guantanamo. and CrntuegOs
rtsn ............. wsd April ~
can ports: Sat. April 30
tanIAs. Wed. May
ClENFuE1Os, Nassau. Santiago de Cuba.
and Cienfuegos Thurs. May s.
fUMURI Havana and Mexican ports. sat. May
This line has direct connection with and issues
through bills OF Ading to alt points on Mexican Hal
way Co. Mexican Central Railway Co., Ltd. and the
Monterey aud Mexican Gulf Railroad
FOR fun particulars, freight passage, apply to
JAMES Il. WARD A co, lib Wall
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Central Railroad Of New Jersey.
For Philadelphia, Baltimore. and Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

with dining car, 1856 ais $40 With din min a. c A.
aoo Poo G9 800 7;so 7. NJ, l2l5 night sundays.
with dining car. 90, 900 r NJ. II i night.
For Baltimore and Washington daily al 100 II 80
A. NJ with dining car, l 80 y 80 with dining ar 90
T. NJ. 1916 night
rarlor Cars bay Trains slsepers on Night Trains
For Reading Harrisburg. Pottsyi.. &c.. att as A. NJ
$50 I 90 1,o9 except rottsvilie, 1:ao P. NJ ept
day. day. 80 A. ~ $50 except narrisburk o. except
For sunbnry. Lewisburs and wilamsport. va +. ia
delpha, at $40 A. NJ. 80 7:so r. NJ. 12:lb gh, ex
For pEsstoG, 100 7:l5. SO A. NJ. 90 40 8; as.
For Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk. 4c 90
lla $40 4. NJ. loo $50. 545 80 7 n. 70 Allen.
town sundays. %:3O. TOO A. NJ. ] 90 6 30 p ".
For w.!kesbsrre. Pittston. and scranton :I6 A. n,
4 :3OP Y. sundays. Z 80 "a. N.
For High Bridge Branch, S:%5 A. NJ, 100, 80 r. ~
Sundays. :OOP. NJ.
For Freehold aud Atlantic Highlands 40 sl5
ll:l5 4, NJ. 80 $50 900 r. 81 sundays, except
Freehold. 300 A. NJ. 4P.M
For Red Bank Long Branch. and points south to
Point Pleasant 4:3o a15 HIS A. NJ. Il 80 3:45 Red
Bank only. 4 90. 4:2O 800 r. NJ SundayA except
Ocean Grove and AsbIry Park o 90 A. NJ 100 p Nj -
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- 81
5ns: a BIT 70. Ss,
He for q Hay s S a ssa 'G sie T
Spot s5a wa; M 3 sssy prices
at F ss FIJI fs ss ,.
.SS .,S;; Fl X TSi
" s: s ssssS but Ss rsSsS
'Ssa Ss; sfsf
Tee; Tor India mess hsst hams steady a. :itssisSS
80 ss' 1sS.
ON" IL s4 ant al e qs1 s
Shsssc ,a q feT STATE ,as.o5y tui
GH.N. Whea. futures wsrs without feature. except
; 's S Is sees 'os ssi s0
! s9 sp s w fSr ss sai,. ns s
sS s sde :n s HGnn s 81 s.
choice red Toledo deivSrsa a, &c owe, May Nj ga
arsd Northern .na No. pg at O. s Nae ssS
price,. April deliver was rTspn denre5 other de-
fshe io5 tpril, 4S&@.It'S for MAT .5'ss.Sae
any sn fGS ess s'{ as'S9
Ms:s5n aps% S yseS s:6
81 : mixed at 6"a,c delivered; steamer, do Il
Ss;s wsr" dull STn and dsvsss sssIer az S
275.OOO BUSH including No, mixed ut 34ac for May
and 33xc for Juy. ami on tho spot. mixed at Sbc
and white az a6maoc as ~ quality; also No whitea
ss.@37o. in elevator and 70 mixed at a4ts@is49sc,
ana Sbc. for early hrriNnL After Change Wheat
closed steady No. red winter for April s6tac May.
pua4c.: June S!ts,c july BOO August. sYi.c: S"ptsn
Der $3.50. December DC. Corn steady; No. mixed
for April 4ysc.: May. $40: June 45lsc July. 4ta.c,
Aassi .a. S'g,ssneM Nav s.,. o.ts nn s.eaa{ No
33L.c.: No. 2 white Tor April iCg.c.: May. 35tsc
CorrEE-,ontrarts were fairly active and a trifs
stronger on buving by shorts" to cover contracts
closing at an advance ~ 5tIO points from yesterdays
Tor two days il oOD bags. Exchange in Rio easier at
1ssd 28 $50 bags, closing steady with sellers
AT the following prices
April IL doc ,Juy,..."" 20iq October i oOc.
May ..I ~ 45c August .12.056 Soyeinberl toe
June 49,. ~ lOc september l2Ojc December 2 OOc.
The snot market was dul and unchanged: Rio quoted
nOlninallr at l3isc. 1ur No :. Mid grades neglected.
ynoted: Rio I2aIsc.; Mararaibo. 1Te22c Savnnla
Isa 23c,; Central America lna23fc.; Nexicnn 1slts
22jSc.: Luguayrs. 1d4.=c,; Java. .2G.sl4c.: Mocha
SUGAR Gc-lh. market for raw was without change
and Iuiet closing st"adr at 2Ac Tor FAIR refining
ado and SIC Tor standard centrifugas sales
100 tons muscoNHio. srs te.t, AZ Hampton
ouoted: Cut LOAF and crushed. 5S6kc.; cubes 4als
S1.c;, powdered t"N@t ANDY ETanul..sa t,ssAsS
isct!oner. i'Ys III, IT,, on ,ca A" hldfsde
M"iagses duii Quoted Porto Rico 3b@3Sc; Eugish
Island 26a5Oc.: cuba. SOP test. l'Vc.: domestic
27@3Tc Rico -irndy quoted Domestic. common
fancy II. si,,c itangoon m bond 23sp Page Patna
Al.sbitc' do. IN bond. @3+@3c; Japan, 5ae5'ec.;
=, ava, Nh.abC,
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European tourists should take
Carter's Little Liver Pills a week
before sailing, also during the voy-
ago, to prevent seasickness. They
are infallible. Positive cure for
sick headache.
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Trains leave above station via
LEHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, NIAGARA Falls, and the West

80 4: ". $50 ?. n. sundays. 7:as r. n.
For Easton. 100. s,l5 A. NJ 1890 2:I5 3:45 BIB
go ~ sunday s;!b. II 90 A ~. 40. 1888 7, ~
For bethlehem. Allentown. and Mauch Chunk. TOO
slbA NJ 80. s45. 5iib. 1880 ?. Nj. sundays SIS.
IL 90 A. NJ. 40, 1888 r NJ
days S.l5. II :OO 4. NJ. 3s p. NJ.
For points in the NahhnOy coal region at Sl5 A, NJ
l2.so. 3;t5 M. sundays s:l5 II 90 A. NJ.
For WINK esbarre, Putston. and Scranton, = lb A. NJ
$50 3:45. 1850 r. N. Sundays except Scranton.
1888 N.
Z 30 7. NJ.
Tickets and psror seats can be procured At II, l72
1856, 26l AIS b<4. lao 1923 Broadway 81 East lxth
e. 7aS 9TH az 20 West 18th st. 1atEa l25ih 81.
brooklyn. New York Transfer Co. will cali for and
check baggage from hotel or RESIDENCE 20 destination
A. A. MCLEOD. C. o. HANCOCK,
Prest and Con. Mgr. Gen Pass Agent.
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F RE LINES,

uI6luU6Os
= SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
. CHICAGO. VIA CHAuTAuQUA LAKE OR nj.
AGARA FALLS. AN ENCHANTING PANORAMA OF
MOUNTAINS. FORESTS. AND STREAMS
Direct route TO Passaic Paterson Tuxedo Sewburgh.
Middletown. Port Jervis. Monticello, White Lake.
Watkins Glen. Bath iisnmondsport Avon Springs,
to, Chautauqua Lake Cleveland. Cincinnati, Sc Louis
Chicago and all points West. Trains leave New York
fost OF Chameers ~ as follows aud hve minutes ear
O.nY A. NJ Daily--via Niagara Falls and Chautauqua
S:OO Lake rarlor Car New York to Bunslo. sleeper
l.OnP;M Daily-vestibule Limited. Solid train for
c:OV Chicago. Via Chautauqna Lake with dining
10 chicago. Sleepers 10 Chicago. Cleveland. aud
900 +, NJ. except Sunday Mountain express for
csslO Binghamlon. Honrsdale, and Monticello.
S.Cn T. NJ Dnily-Solid train to Chicago, via MAG
View ara Falls and Grand Trunk Railway Sic epefs
2.2u Daily-avis Chautauqna Lake and Mag.
Ruraig Chicago and Cincinnati
1 NJ. J, n, $3.50 =. NJ, 4 30 T.. ~, $50 r. M
T. " = go ". sundays-yA H., SP NJ, $50 I. H..
nj EwBuRGH,.:w@sk days-sA. NJ. a:4s p NJ. 4.sp.
VICkEIs ANb PULLMAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at
2id si, Ferries, New York: S8I and s33 Fulton 1T.
arb and hudson SITS, Ioboken and Jersey City Station
Ere Transfer company calls for and checks baggage
u l. ROBERTS. GENERAL Passenger Agent.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE SALES.

Hh.xe q 27tn It 21x1oo &c: EmmaR
s7sh q, = sSx HsdiSon soma az. 261ss. q same to
ssss ( SIS WEST; jno XSainn to Ina B.nj.
* ~ ss.s i SSsIiSS: css: Pea: 20 "
"a Il: a rs 10 iSs 70 =. H.: 's
s.; = asPs:sas q. 4 70
s;,S 4 "a w y a. Ssset
NAdisoA ~. A1os; Iona Kahn and ano to Els - =,
lin x SO soth St isIiooo ii: henry ''
~ -: = ES$ II S;s::5s;: i 5. II
Sssss IL e: & ss::s ziiiS.I E:oRSid
sssssi "a -. VIZ = Eh y .o; a,o;:: eso
"a .s w. y :aA 900.
i ma VIE si' e Louis. Ns.
RfsSlS: ". SsS 1880: Cha:
q 81 Ct %
Wb:s 20 snd Il. 1aops
'sss r.. IS II s: o:S;f: ri vs. w..
ans !: Z. s.: g = 1ssS
s:ef. c.Ioin: &, to Mary o;R:iiy.' cor Low
slinn. ": cnsls.i.n. % a.hriciix Yiinn.
n Sad st, : Xmsterdsm az, 6 mouths $500. 400
Flynn. Daniel and wife to VIM Craig. Jr. es
Railroad Az. now Vanderbilt Az. 17Sth st.
Sam: 70 lily Hutchin;.. :. sam: pio;periiiys
s.p.tiici. join j. 81 ii to ibomai B..tenI ~
N sIosth st. Madison av. demand. 800
HegAn. Thomas. and wife 70 tho United states
trust Company. n. Y. 6oth st. " I'd av. =. ~,
Hogan Thomas. and vii: to Hugo Well. as7 w
JsnsinS rho@ssJ and Goo. to the Bradley >
Currter 60. Ltd. . cor 1o<th 81 and colum. ~,
ysnx xndre% j. and wife to Margaret iion! ''''
man. v : Union Az. i8sth st. 3 yrs.....:.,.. 12ot
Lester. Mary q. to She Mutual Lfe 1ns Co. NY.
and ano. v COR 66th st and 9th sv. L yr.
u4rtin. Eli and vie to Jas Putnam. n WV
nth y. " Columbus av. mos :....;....... $500
4uehlfed. Frank. to Rhody Mclaughlin. SIS
186th st and Willis Az, initalls. .....::.: $500
6ewln. Elizabeth. to Mary o'Neill. " Madi. 49,,
se6nsid:r. EGns. ". Ct al to George Hyatt
3ss and 2s5 Delaney st. mos .......::,.:. $4,000
sutherland, Anna TO Jacob Dreicer . Bank.
right siss 10 mtsS 800 rr 49, $1,000
REcoKpED LEASES
Berenter Caroline A, to August KIeine. store,
xsD H.Es s;5 70 P.lefy Gallagher and sno $40
store &c, 800 LIST av. yrs per VI. SLOoOto 100
hcKinlay. Jane X ct al to Michael Kelleher
Iot cor 4ad St and 10Th az, = yrs per " 1880
Fhyfe. VIM. to Archer. 1903 East 6lst st. <th
Prior ida T. d ~ Frederick stoli. store, 4c 81
CORTLAND av, yrs per yr ..........,........ $50
P.ppsnhsim. Lena. to Edward Dabritz, 234S
Tower Albs.r 70 Helen A.,ten and ano 1920
Hudson q, W. per ,r,...:......:....:.' $500
." oJlA per Sr.''..''' $50
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sh'ss referees were appointed III In the State
sorIts IN this city last week.
surRrHx COURT
BY Judyt Pdasrsoh
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For LAKEWOOD.

At4.3O. S:l5 A. NJ. l 80. 34b, 4 :2oPM.
For Toms River. Barnegat Park. and Barneyat l:8O
Sic A. NJ. 1870 4:2O T.. VI.
For Atlantic City, Nneland, and BridgetUu. 4 80 A
NJ. 80 T. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach and Seabrigh 80. S:l5. Has
A. NJ 4. 80 and 4:2OP. NJ.
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NOTICE TO sTocKHoLpERS.,As special meeting q
~ the stockholders of the uerkimer, Newport aud
Poland Railway Company Will be held At the ohce OF
said Company In the city OF New York. on Monday:
May Y. 1892 at 80 O'Clock T. NJ. for The purpose Of
considering and approving or dapproyihE the shsc,
said company and the Iierkimer Newport and Poland
Extension Railway Company, and for the purpose OF
trAnsacing such other business as may properly come
before said llccting. 80 . -
NEW YORK April y, 1892. Secretary pro tenn.
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s-leSx. premium. savannah-Buyine., par;
premium: commercial so premium. San
francisco-Sight. 10 conts; telegraphic. 20.
cents premium.
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Clfrtions mud aleetiaas.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS a special meeting OF
- the siockholders Of the hsrl Newport ana
the office OF said company IN the Clty OF New York. on
Monday. May o. 1892 at 80 o'clock T. ~, for the pur
pose Of md approving or disappearing the
execution OF certain agreement 81 eons9lida,ion be-
Poland Railway Company. and for the purpose Of
transacting such other as may properly come
before said meeting. FRANK Il. SMITH. secretary.
NEW YORK April u
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-02-18
YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE.
An Enjoyable Reunion of the Two
Local Councils.
Reception to the Grand Officers Mu-
steal and Literary Exercises-A
Banquet, with Toasts, Etc.

Sacramento and Capital Councils of the
Young Mems Institute gave reception
and banquet last evening in honor Of the
visit to the city Of several of the Grand
Officers of the order. a committee, COM
posed of w. f. Gormley, James Long
shore and j. f. McQueeney, received the
visitors on their arrival by the noon train,
and during the afternoon they were
driven about the city in carriages and
shown the chief places of interest. The
visitors were Grand President James +.
Smith, Grand Secretary George A. Stan
ley, Grand Marshal James began, and
Grand Directors j. E. Kinney and Joseph
Morrisey.
Last evening there was short business
meeting, followed by an entertainment,
at which members of both councils and
the Grand Officers were present There
was a large attendance. The opening re-
marks were made by j. +. McQueeney
X. L. Cohn rendered tenor solo and
Charles German gave recitation. Jos.
@. Genshlea favored the assemblage with
bass solo. a stirring address was de-
livered by Grand President Smith.
The entertainment lasted about an hour,
and at its conclusion all adjourned to the
16uCll ANCSlouid hu6IG d DduAub WAS
spread. There were covers for about one
hundred. Three hours were spent at the
feast, and during the time there was sing
ing and several addresses. The vocaIists
were Grand Marshal began, Grand Di-
rector Morrisey, Joseph @. Genshlea, J.
McQueeney, r. L. Cohn, Bert Kidder and
Horace Croker.
The following toasts were given in the
midst of the merriment: Introductory.
by r. NJ. Clarken; sour Honored
Guests" response by James +. Doody;
Capital Council, No. liz James Long
shore; Native Sons" Frank d. Ryan;
ray; Sacramento Council, No. 27,' J. +.
McQueeney; 'Our Honorary Members"
James AlcGuire; Our Sister Societies, Y
l.. L." Ed Tesreau: Memories of the
Third Grand Council" E. j. Gregory;
Jacksonville Cottage" ]. +. Kinney;
Seventh Grand Council" George A.
StanlaV
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-02-18
MAJOR DoWNIB.
Death of the Founder of the Town of
DownieviIIe.

Death of the Founder of the Town of
DownieviIIe.
Major William Downie, after whom the
town of Downieville was named, died
last week in New Whatcom, Or. He
had not been a resident of Downieville
for many years, nor anywhere else long
at time. For the lasttwenty eight years
he had been prospeetor, ranging from
Nevada to Alaska. He leaves wife and
children III Oakland Major Downie
came down to the South Fork of the Yuba
by the way of Jim Crow Canyon, and did
his first mining a short distance above
Downieville, at Hungry Mouth, taking
out gold in large quantities.
1t was in 1S49 that he arrived, among
the very first to find their way TO the
FORKS" as Downieville was then called
lie came out in the good ship Architect,
and lost no time in making his way to
the mines. He was an Englishman by
birth, upward of so years of age.
At the time Of the hanging Of woman
in Downieville, in 1851, the Major had a
cabin on the north side Of the lower
plaza of the town. and it was in this cabin
that the woman was confined between her
arrest and execution.
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SUPREME COURT MINUTES.
N BANK.

TUESDAY. February / s, 1892
Broadies VS.. Superior Court City and
County of San Francisco-Writ denied.
Beatty, c. j.
The History Company VS. Superior Court
San Joaquin County-Writ denied. Beatty,
G. j.
The History Company VS.. Superior Court
San Francisco-Writ denied. Beatty, c. ].
13,967-Estate of Spencer-This cause hav-
ing been heretofore referred to Department
Two for hearing and determination and no
decision having heen arrived at, and good
cause appearing therefor ordered that the
in bank, Beatty, G. ].
14,969-Spence VS.. Scott ct al.-Upon read
ing and filing the affidavit of Henry /. KowaI-
sky, appellant herein, and sufficient reason
appearing therefor, it is ordered that f. D.
Gibson, the Sheriff of the County of Los An
geles, appear before this court on the 18th
day of March. 1892 ON the opening of the
court on that day, and show cause why he
should not be restrained from executing a
deed TO the property sold by him under a de-
cree of foreclosure of property in the above
entitled action until after determination of
the appeals taken in said cause further or
be restrained from executing or delivering a
deed to said property. BY the Court. Beatty,
c. j.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
13, 6S1-Charovet VS.. Hill-Judgment and
order denying new trial affirmed. McFar-
land, j. We concur: DeHayen, j., Sharp
stein, j.
13,S64-Gries VS.. The State Investment and
Insurance Company and a. Meyer-Appeal
from the order dismissed. DeHaven. J. We
concur: Sharpstein, j., Mcfarland, J.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-02-18
THE WEATHER.
Discouraging Signs Give Way to Those
Which Promise Rain.

Discouraging Signs Give Way to Those
Which Promise Rain.
The Weather Bureau reports show the
weather yesterday to have been of an UNI
satisfactory sample, for it would neither
rain nor clear off; neither would the
wind blow, for if a thirty -mile-an-h hour
wind blew from the southeast for day,
then good rainfall might result there
from. AS it is. there appears to be some
thing Of sign of untavorable weather,
as the barometer is falling. The readings
yesterday at A. NJ. and P. NJ. were 80. IA
and 30.04 inches, showing steady fall in
that instrument.
Rain is reported from Red Bluff north
TO Roseburg, Or. There was trace YES
terday morning in this city, making 6.2S
inches for this season, as against 7.26
inches TO an equal date last year.
The highest and lowest temperatures
yesterday were Csc and 4S0, with cloudy
weather prevailing.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were $40 and $50,
and no rainfall, and one year ago to-day
So and 40, and IA of an inch of rain.
AT $50 O'Clock last evening latter the
above report was prepared) rain began to
fall lightly, with encouraging signs of a
storm.