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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08

correspondence Of the Richmond Dspat'h.l
BRISTOL. Tenn. July 6.--Thcrc will be u grand
Ian az the Hoston Springs, In Scott county, a.,
Friday NIGHT Of this week AT the residence OF
General Rufus A. Ayers. There will be about
one hundred couples present from Abingdon,
Bristol. Blg-SIone Gap, and other points. the
Mcmillan orchestra, from this city, will furnish
the music
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
Amher.t citlrep. Pas. Away.

CORRESPONDENCE Of the kichmond Dispatch.J
AMHERST C0uRrhOvsK, VA, July 7.--Mr.
Soseph L. Alcock. ~ Ola and substantial citizen
q ihis county, died oil his residence, near New
sissgoS. on Tuesday and was buried On
"Wednesday.
III. John L. Lee, Commonwealth attorney OF
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Drownedinth Rapidnu.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispat.


ORANGE, VA. July IA young man named
Homer Suenspring, from HGrriHonburg, Va,
Who Las been living here for the last year or
two. WAS drowned this afternoon while bathing
win party of friends Ia the Rapidan river nj
Barnctts Ford, about three miles from this
place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
Tax WEATHER N RICHMOND YESTERDAY

Range of the thermometer at the from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
TIE LABOR TROUBLES.

The labor troubles were the most prominent
subject Of conversation. but they were felt 10
have no direct effect upon the values OF secu-
rites. Among the other stocks both burlington
and Sugar were prominent for an advance made
IN the early dealings, and the former touched
par, while later IN the day Reading became the
most conspicuous strong stock, all the others
falling into the dulness which marked the trans
notions In the genpral list
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. Sc. and the
Weather Indications
rBy telegraph TO the Dispatch

Fl WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July t.
| FAIR forecast for Virginia for twenty
four hours-trom midnight to
] midnight: Generally fair weather
during Friday, followed by local showers
Friday night: southeast winds.
For North Carolina: Generally fair
weather. except possibly local showers in
the southwest portion; east winds; slightly
warmer in the extreme northeast portion.
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NORFOLK PEANuTNARKEr.

tReported Tor the Dlspascn-l
July Market quiet. Several lots OF
farmers goods disposed OF atquotatlons. Prime,
2skc. extra primo. 294c. fancy, 25sc.; factory
nand-plcked. 3s41ac.
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BALTIMORE srOCkrMARKET.

BALTIMORE. July Virginia 3s. 534s bid
Baltimore and Ohio stock. 90a07le; Baltimore
and ONO Southwestern lists. 100 pa 40. "a
Incomes, 2sIb asked: consolidated gas bonds
ll3 bid do. stocks. JJaJ5l4.
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QUOTATIONS.

FLoUR-We luo:s: Fine, s3as3.5e; super
me, s3.75le4. extra. st25as46O; family.
s4.S5as5.IO; patent. s5.25as5.5U.
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Mean temperature. ...........
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, July The stock market again
subsidized into the intense dulness which was so
marked da,' ng last week. and with the cessation
Of tho heavy bear pressure Of the last few days
a better temper marked the dealings, accom-
panied by material improvement in the quota
lions of the leading sharas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
INrtRNAL-RGveNUe COLLECTIONS.
armcrs la Favor Of Cleveland as Their
Staudard-Bearer- Cadct Appointments.
TSrr.i N trIefrem 10 the Dispnichl

Ntaudard-bearer-C Cadet appointment.
Special Telegram TO the Dispatch.l
LY'0aErHG, y A., July The total Internal
Fovcruo collections In this district IN June were
o. igA'ws: Iobacoo and snun. Sj4,G2O.S4;
fpiris, sl1,5sR.9O, spirts-tax stamps, Sl+,-
b.s.,5, nscr s,,oS5.50; cigars and cigarettes,
st.tfa.s1. The total collections for ihs fiscal
3r.G ending june SON were s1,2l9,5S5.29.
viii not SUPPORT IT.
y OAR corres lundcut ia this city has met WITH
great many iafmsrs from Campbell, Bedford.
tau Amherst, and so far has not found one that
~ support tho Ihri-pHrty ticket. They all
fHcu to boo We'll pleased with Grover Cleveland
o. ft..r staudari-bcarcr.
a. great many coiorcf women are leaving this
- ll'n iaT diieren' parts o. the N0rth. Most OF
..n nave -e-lrrd positions ana 50 a. cooks,
tt.uhrfma.4B, olc
CADETsHiP.
.anlc 5. N'l'er son u T.. c. Miller. Of this
'.t' JOS received from tho War Department hIs
i.-lii no ~ o ca4et al West Point, condi-
l''.' Nn his passing successfully tho prelimi-
nait 'AN'nir-i.on by officers Of the army lie
j. ...g.' ! report az Fort McHenry on March
l. in''. ''f ihc examinations. aud II no Is sue
June 10, 1888. V'"' VI
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wHITE CAPS IN JOHNSTON.

In Johnston county n large party Of white men
with blackrnod faces severely whipped stepheu
Thompson and his wife the lashes gwen mem
making their backs n mass of sores. Inc "hite
CnDs' purpose was to drive the Ihompsohs out OF
the county. the allegation being made that they
are immoral and dangerous people Several IoD-
berries are laid NJ their door
Ncxt MONDAY there will be an interesting trial.
a. the Thompsons have sworn that ono Of the
richest mon in the county and bis three SONS
were among the White caps.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clesnses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy end agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it ON hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FXc SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. cal.
LOUISVILLE. xE NEW Yoax. Nv
ia l-su. wlw)Fotlp focrl
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. July Recommendations, 1,2s4
bushels. Corn-White, 95s bushels; mixed,
.. 400 bushels. Oats, l,012 ousnels.
SALES Wheat, l,2S4 bushels. Corn-White,
az bushels mixed, 900 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
wasAr.-Longbsrry, SJaS7c. Mixed. S4as7c
shortperry. SOasic. No red, S5aS6c.
Uoax.-White. Virginia. 64a65c.: No :, white,
&C.: No. =. mixed. osc-
OArl-No. z, 3sajoIfc.; No 8, 3da37c
EYE.-oUaS5c.
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POSITIVE sTRENGTH.

The duness was accompanied by steady mp
ward tendency In prices through the afternoon.
and n covering demand became more urgent as
the DAY wore away, positive strength being e1-
hibited IN the late trading. The COalers we're
specially prominent IN tue last hour, but the
Changers maintained their position as leaders
Of the speculation, and all scored handsome adj
yances. The marke, finally closed quiet but
afropV ~ tna Ifchaef r,otuta
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VIRGINIA DEBT.

To enable executors, trustees, and
other fiduciaries to avail themselves Of
the authority given to them in the act
approved February 90 1892 and response
to the inquiries Of other bondholders in
the State OF Virginia. the Virginia Bond
holders Committee hereby give notice
that the PLANTERS NATIONAL
BANK, the Richmond depository. will
continue to RECEIVE SECURITIES
under the plan OF settlement, pending
the verification now being made Of the
securities, which have been rendered by
the committee TO the State Of Virginia,
aggregating more than twenty-four mil
lion dollars 1921, 900. 0O0).
by order OF the Committee.
q. s. ELLIS, Secretary.
New YORK, June 80, 1899.
~ l-3,d,s,10&13et
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cCREENINGS AND CHICKEN
- WHEAr.
By TIE wt0LEsALE
w. X JOHNSTON
~ l.im 1QI3 ussn 1ook.
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NONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Erenng.--EIchaDKe Quot and steady nc ASA
4SUls Commercial bills, 4Sji6a4SS. Money
easy n Hj.a, closing offered at 10. Sub-irea-
sury balances Coin. sss,535,000 currency,
lS.Gs1.OGO. GOyernments duh but nrm; 4
per cents, 1854 state ponds neglected.
crocE Oror
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raRINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, July s. 1892.
Sun rises ........ 4:bs iiroH TIDE.
sun sets .......... 1871 Morning. ."...... 1908
Noon SETS. 80. 3:oS Evening :. ....... Dow
PORTO RICHMOND, July 2. 1892
ARRIVED.
steamer ARIEL Deyo. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers; H. b. fatan. yice-presldsnt
schooner Susan Il. Ray, Charleston, phosphate
rock 5. ID. Crenshaw, president.
SAILED.
schooner Jennie Middleton, Ketchum, Phila-
delohia rfa Bermuda Hundred, railrvad-ties
vessel Curtis s. Parker
Schooner 81. CroiI, Heath, Norfolk. TO load iron
pipe for Boston.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS July 2, iss'.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED
Schooner w. NJ. Keough, Nex York.
Schooner j. Is. Ogden, New York.
Schooner 4. Il. Angcn, Boston
SAILED.
Schooner c. A. Campbell, Alyns Point
schooner job n. Jackson, Boston.
Schooner III. L. Peckham, Boston.
schooner A. Brabrook, fail River.
PoRToF WEST POINT, July q. 1891
lBy iclegrapnI
ARRIVED.
Steamship. City OF Atlanta. Dole, Now FORK,
passengers and general cargo
Steamship Charlotte, bcnnets. BALTIMORE pas
sengers and general cargo.
steamer Elm City, Marshall, wsiksrton. pas
songers and general cargo.
sAiIsn
Steamship City Of Atlanta, New York, psssen-
gers and general cargo
sicamship Charlotte, Baltimore passenger
'a Steamer sss Kim cy. wslkssson. passenger and
general cargo. !.
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nICHMOND LOAN OF IN
n, Fff,R- eI is ana ESQ Nlash street,
1:ss ,sesssL moss reliable and tovsstV
rates guaranteed MONEY LcAxkp - -. ~
.sSassersi q evcry description Hlehsss Dnco
pssd f0r ca s''a az ;sHSugL BAcHRAcl
nax.sa PSoeuee6e
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, July Flour dull: receipts,
S.347 barrels; shipments, 3i,73l barrels; safes.
300 barrels. Wheat cay No. red. spot. A3a
S3lsc: July, S2AaS3c.; August, S2iAsS2tac. /;
October, S5c. asked; steamer No. = red, .9c.
asked receipts. Il ,549 bushels; stock. 900. 100
bushels: sales. 100. 900 bushels. Southern wheat
weak Fnltz, 79as4c.; Longberry. soas5c. Corn
steady mixed, spot. 55s4c. bid July. 55lIa9ee. ;
August, Doc. asked steamer, mixed, 1Olae.
bid receipts. 3.74l bushels; ftocE, 66,Os4
bushels sales, $4,000 bushels. southern corn
White steady AZ 6lisc: yellow nominal az
59a60c. oats very hrm: No. white west-
err, 4la42c.: No. 2 mixed western, 59a
39ltc.; rereipts, 5000 bushels; stock,
7S.l64 bushels. Rye very slow: No. =,
Soc asked; receipts, 203 bushels; stock, sos
bushels. Hay nrm: good 10 choice timothy,
14.50as15.5O. Grain freights quiet. Cotton
nominal middling, 7ssc. Provisions firm. Mess
pork. $3.50. Bulk-meats Noosel-shouliers.
e. long-clear, IS; clear-r.b sifee. sS sugar
picked shoulders, sS; s1gar-cured smoked
shoulders. $3.50: hams, small, sl4 large,
$3.50. Lard-ReAncd. 1928 crude, ss. Butter
nrm; creamery, fancy, Ole; DO. iair TO choice,
lqa.0c do. imitation, 1GsiSc: ladle, fancy,
i6c; do. good 20 choice, l4aiJc.: stOre-packe1,
l2alic.: grass, 13nl5c. Eggs weak AZ l9a
l5lsc Coiiee steady: Rio csrgoes far. lOlsc !;
No. Z. 13al34c. Sugar hrm; graduated, 4lsc.
Copper steady: refined, llalllc. Whisky
steady az sl.2jast.26. Peanuts steady.
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID EXECUTED AT TnE DISPATCH PRINT
lNG.AOUSk
The record-union., 1892-06-30
MUSIC AT THE PLAZA.
The Hussar Band Enraptured the
People Last Evening.

The Hussar Band Enraptured the
People Last Evening.
The weather was a trifie chilly last
evening, and in consequence the attend
ance at the opep-air concert was not as
large as has been seen at previous con-
certs.
But those who did not attend missed
one of the best concerts ever given in
Sacramento. The Hussar Band never
played to better advantage, and the Sc
lectlons were enthusiastically encored.
The grand marcn, Unity" arranged by
Leader Cortes, and dedicated TO John
HantZman, President of the Federated
Trades OF this city, was full of life and
showed off the parts allotted to the differ
ent instruments to great advantage. In
Inls, as IN the rest Of the selections, Otto
w. Noack, the well-known and popular
XyIophone soloist, did excellent execu-
ton.
The feature of the concert was the Sc
lection 'Skylark Polka" in which
occurred piccolo solo by Mr.. Cortes,
the leader of the band. This piece was
loudly applauded. The leader played for
an encore LA Castanera," charming
selection, which was also greeted with
enthusiastic applause.
The HuSSar Band has made wonderful
Improvement this season, and has been
enlarged by the addition of several more
tirst-class musicians from abroad. The
band Will he heard again Sunday even
ing, and Is preparing an excellent pro-
gramme.
Last evenings affair was under the
direction of the Open-air Committee
which deserves credit for the excellent
manner in which the arrangements were
attended to.
The record-union., 1892-06-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Colonel Guthrie is again able to be
about.
jeff Wilcoxson has started bank at
Williams, Colusa County.
Mrs. j. F. Calderwood has returned
from visit to her niece at Rocklin.
Hon. Milton S. Latham and wife are
among the guests at Castle Crag Tavern.
At the State University yesterday Miss
Rosa Emily Ryan of this city graduated,
receiving the degree of Bachelor of Phil
osophy.
d. Burkhalter, Superintendent of the
Mohave Division of the Southern Pacific
Railroad, has returned to his duties after
spending several days here with his
brother. who is i'll. The latter is improv-
ing.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: s. kempner, j. Lowenstein,
Chicago; G. R. Smith. George V. Roest,
William Phelps, w. D. Shea, New York:
George Rubenstein, K. Remington, @. l..
McCandlass, E. C. Marteave, j. Hogan
and wife, e. Jacobus and wife, j. Phil
lips, w. ID. Cochran, Mrs. C. J. Genshlea.
San Francisco; Thomas A. Mack, Oak
land; j. G. Peyton. Suisun; J. c. Sims,
Santa Rosa; r. S. Hill, Los Gatos; E. w,
S. Van Slyke, San Francisco; S. NJ.
Mears, Tacoma.
NJ. T. Coppersmith, J. A. McMartin,
Frank White, John O'Neill and John
Devlne, all well-known young men OF
this city, left last evening for the Nc
Cloud River. where they are to establish
GRIZZLY Gulch," and strike terror to the
The record-union., 1892-06-30
FOR THIRTY DAYS.
George Bruggy, the Sonoma Muir
derer, Gets a Reprieye.
The Executives Action Based on a
Statement and Request Made
by Chief Justice Beatty.

Governor Markham yesterday made
an order staying the execution of George
II. w. Bruggy until the 30th of July, for
which action he gives the following rea-
sons:
George II. w. Bruggy was convicted
March ., 1880, and on the 9Th of May,
1892, sentenced to be hanged June Goth
inst, the case in the meantime being be-
fore the Supreme Court. The Governor
says: And whereas, application for re-
prleye has been presented and urged on
the ground that a petition has been pre-
scented to the Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court of this State for writ of error
to test Federal question involved in the
case, and which said petition is now be-
fore said court; and whereas, Honorable
w. II. Beatty, Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court of this State, in letter dated
June 18th, says:
:" beg leave to ask that you will grant
a reprieve of the execution for thirty days
for the following reasons: Petitions were
presented to me in behalf of Buggy and
also in behalf of McNulty for writs of
error to the Supreme Court of the United
States, and were under consideration at
the same time. On May 3lst last l de-
cided to deny both petitions. / Endorsed
an order denying the writ in the Nc
Nulty petition, -bu. by some oversight
hSSlCClOu W Il SlIlllldT IilQOrSGnl0Qt
on the Bruggy petition. The papers
were returned to the Clerks Office
| together and were placed among the files
of the McNulty case, the Clerk failing to
observe and not having his attention
| called to the fact that Bruggy's petition
was among them. McNulty's counsel
were notified by the Clerk of the order
in his case, but of course no notice was
sent to Bruggy's attorneys. The conse-
quence is that while McNulty has pre-
sented petition to the Federal Courts
for writ of error, where it is still pend
ing and undecided, as / am informed,
nothing has been done in the petition of
Bruggy. BY granting him reprieve for
! thirty days, an opportunity will be af-
forded him to present his petition and
have it acted upon, and it seems to me
that every consideration of propriety and
justice demands that he should not be
executed until it is decided by the Fed
eral Judges whether he is entitled to
a writ or not. 1t is possible that the
Supreme Court of the United States NAV,
upon review of the McNulty case, if
writ of error be issued therein, decide
that he cannot be executed, and in that
case it would be too late to undue the
legal wrong of executing Bruggy.
Hoping that you will act favorably
upon this communication, / remain,
".W. H. BEATTY
The record-union., 1892-06-30
PRACTICALLY 4 UNIT.
Taxpayers Who Favor a County Ex-
hibit at Chicago.
Petition to the Supervisors In Favor
of a Reasonable Appropriation
for the Purpose.

At the next session of the County
Board of Supervisors an immense petit
ton will be presented praying that body
to set apart the sum authorized by Act OF
the Legislature to meet the expense OF
collecting and arranging county exhibit
for the Columbian Worlds Fair at Chi
cago, amounting to the sum of 81 500.
Very few taxpayers have thus far de-
clined to sign the petition.
1t is noticeable fact that city property
owners and heavy taxpayers are as a
unit in favor Of the appropriation, while
it is the farmers and landowners who
will receive directly the benefits to come
from good display of the county's pro-
ducts at the Worlds Fair.
The signers thus far are: Hall, Luhrs
q Co., Sullivan-Kelly Company, Hender-
son, Brown IL Flye, w. II. Wood Il Co.,
the l.. Elkus Company, w. Il. Strong
Company, Booth u Co., Mebius d
Dr,escher, Standard Oil Company, L. S.
Adams q Co., Pioneer Box Company.
Richards u Knox, Gregory Brothers
Company. a. a. Van VOORHEES,, 5. Gins
berg, Locke 81 Lavenson, the A. S. Hop
klnS Company. ). GerSon IL Co., Edwin
X. Alsip " Co., Frank Hickman, j. w.
wilson, >. >. Nathan IL Co., Whittier,
Fuller ~ Co., Sacramento Lumber Com
pany, John A. McIntire, l.. b. Richard
son, +. Il. Adams, w. S. Ives, George NJ.
Mott, +. A. Peterson, Sacramento Glass
and Crockery Company, ii. d. Gamble,
Bassett " Tracy, Charles kleinsorge, L..
h. Smith, II. p. Martin, Henry Burn
ham, w. J. Irvine, w. L. Knox, IT,, c.
a. Luhrs, Thos. b. Hall, f. y. Williams,
Matt +. Johnson, ). LavenSon, George
w. Locke, +. II. Kiefer, Ii. A. Hebron,
NJ. Barber, ID. Lubin, ID. A. Lindley, w.
f. Trainor, j. Newell Elair, h. A. Muir
ray, w. 9. Fitch, Chas. l.. Leonard, Rob-
ert Barry, NJ. Farero, ID. ID. Stryker, a.
Conklin, j. NJ. Malone, w. ID. I4awton,
John A. Moynihan, Joseph Hahn d Co.,
Scott " Gilbert, l.. l.. Lewis Il Co., II.
Fisher d Co., II. Weinrich Il Co., Joseph
Thieben d Co., B. W ilson Il Co., Chas. P.
Nathan Il Co., Vim. Beckman, Friend Il
Terry Lumber Company, George B.
Katzenstein, S. Gerson, Robert II. Haw-
! ley, w. E. Brown, Baker IL Hamilton,
| w. d. Comstock, Holbrook, Merrill d
Stetson, Schaw, Ingram, hatcher IL Co.,
II. 5. Croker " Co., Orangevale Coloni-
Zation Company, Curtis Bros. & Co.,
! Weinstock, Lubin Il Co., Frank Miller,
G. McCreary IL Co., w. r. knights Il
| Co., +. V. L lint Il Co., lawton, Barnett
u Co., Kirk, Geary IL Co., Crouch 81 Ly-
man, Capital Furniture Company, VIM.
VI. Petrie, G. II. krebs q Co., w. f.
Frazer, Earl Fruit Company, w. w.
King, John Cooke, Llewellyn Tozer, II.
! Weinstock, &. NJ. Gitfen, A Bonnheim,
G. q. Simmons, Bell, Greer IL Co., }. a.
M. Martin, Dittmar q Wheat, Charles 3.
Nichols, w. l. Orth,
The record-union., 1892-06-30
FOURTH OF JULY NOTES.
Musical Promise-Some DetaiIs-Meet
ing of the General Committee.

Musical PromiSe-Some DetailS-Meet-
ing of the General Committee.
The Sacramento Choral Society has
completed it's rehearsal for the Fourth of
July exercises at the Clunie Opera house.
There will be seventy-five voices in the
chorus, and w. II. Kinross will be the
director.
The generous and patriotic action Of
the Choral Society in giving it's services
and rallying SO large body of singers is
greatly appreciated by the committee and
testities to fine public spirit.
The music. the Grafton. the reading of
the Declaration and of the poem, and the
recitation by juvenile prodigy, promise
to make up as attractive and entertaining
Fourth of July exercises as have been
given in this city.
The committee desire all singers and
others who are to appear on the
stage to thus early take notice
attention of some = that the stage
entrance at the rear of the Opera house
will be open to them as early as ii O'Clock.
1t is hoped to begin the exercises by ll:30
A. NJ. sharp, that there may be no retiring
to go to other entertainments
The stage of the Opera-house, the audi
forum and the entrance will tomorrow
sIho 0nSuA doy DO houdSouiclJ ueCOTdLSl
by George Boyne. and in a manner novel
and in special harmony with the occasion.
The General Committee holds it's last
session before the Fourth at Judge
Henry's Office tomorrow, Friday, even
ing. 1t is desired that every member
will be present at 1880 sharp, because en-
gagements for will call several away.
Grand Marshal DIR. Nichols is under the
necessity of preparing his programme by
tomorrow evening at the latest He re-
quests, therefore, that all organizations
and bodies intending to appear in the line
will notify him at once, with detail as to
the names Of their official heads, etc. The
information should be addressed to him
at 62S1 street.
The record-union., 1892-06-30

quite the most interesting and generous
of the journey. Suffers Fort, now in
course of reclamation and rehabilitation,
was perhaps the most instructive exhibit
ton, and the visitors heard over and over
the story of old MarshaIPs finding of the
key which unlocked the treasure-house
of the world"
The Danyille CIV. Va Daily Register,
Camp. Point (Ill.) Journal, Carlinville
tlll.) Democrat, Ogle County Qll.) Re
porter, have chatty accounts, now and
then extended into special notices of
special features. With here and thore
some misconceptions, the recitals are fair
to California.
Nearly all the papers quoted, and all
heretofore quoted, give excellent ac-
counts of the trip TO the Nevada and
Placer County mines, and indulge in de-
scrlptions Of mining and in views of the
hydraulic debris question, that are all
tair statements of fact. and Justly present
both sides of the debris question.
The record-union., 1892-06-30
Berlin Cough Cure.

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bottle.
c. c. Liniment, the best remedy for
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Compound Sulphur Powder, the most
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A great blood purifier and pleasant to the
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