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New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
TIE GREAT NoRrnERN's PACIFIC EXTENSION

The Great Northern Railway has opened mp ia
miles Of it, Pacific extension west of spokane. Wash
Mixed trains for the present from Spokane to
Wcnatchrc. Wash, the Columbia River G53 miles
from -. Paul. II l. expected that the track will bo
laid 10 Puget Sound early In December and complete
the latest and shortest ttanscOntmcntal line. The
Great Northern has also opened It's branch from
t. llclarc to Thief River Falls. Mlnn the nearest
railway point 10 the Red Lake reservation of Northern
Minnesota. soon to be opened TO settlement.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
NO TALK OF DIVIDING KANSAS.

Hutchinson Kan Nov. .G.-Republlcan mem
hers Of the Legislature deny that any meeting mas
heen called TO consider the question OF divIdius
the state. \ meeting OF representatives was h"ia
be-e hut II WINS for the purpose of outlining the
nolicy 10 be pursued by the Republicans al the next
Session and not 10 divide the State
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
THE MoIsE,MI-RRAY Contested ELECTION


Columbia 5. C.. Nov. 26.-Argnment In the Noise
Murray contested case from the With congress DIS
,ict was concluded before the state Board of can
va,scrs to-day at l O'Clock The board adjourned
without announcing It's decision. bnt II seems 10 p
,o foreronn conclusion that the certificate viii be-
aN Nardcd to Noise CDem0cra).
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
TIE LFAGrE ISLAND crLyERr.

Washington, Nov 2G.--scuc'ary Trncv TO-DAY '''cr'"
court of Inquiry 10 lnvc,t.gai" the partial a'''u'
lion of the Culycr of the League Island drydo'h inc
uurpose T. 20 tx the rc-pon-ibhiy ior 'h' "''"'h'
and ,pou the find urs ~ tNc court the >criar, VIII
,c,ilur whether or not c,uIt martial siaH b"
ordered.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27


THREE PARTIEs
Washington Nov. 26.-Snce the pu'n'aton on
Novenber 10 Of their table showing the composition o
the next House OF Representatives, and the ESTABLISHING
of a Democratic majority Of nnety-two over the com
bined forces OF the Republicans and the Peoples party
members the Democratic Congressional Committee mas
rested content and has not tried 10 reNiNc 'S
lists which at the time d preparation agreed WIN
those made by the Clerk Of the House Clerk Kerr mas
also abandoned any further abuation for the present
and has gone OF town. But at the hcplpi'""
Congressional Committee rooms Captain M'h'e "','
been doing some quiet figuring, with the result OF sea"
ng that majority down somewhat. The hghr'S uS'u
10y him n basis Of calculation were. he says 'ocu
in all except few instances from the returns ''' W
the secretaries Of the several states and the 'aD' WI"
be printed as the official statement OF the Kep"O'""
Congr, ssi nal Committee. The two Rhode lsIhu us
tIics where there election have been o'i''cu
from the calculation, which results as IOlio"s'
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
\ RAILROAD BILL PASSED IN GEORGIA.

Atlanta. Ga. Nov. 2G.-1hc first of "A series of
bills presented by Representative Eacpn, of Bbb
COdnty, directed at wicckcrS of railroad companies
passed the House yesterday afternoon by vote OF
80 TO o. The bill passed yesterday VIII prevent
the consolidation OF stock In the hands Of few pcops
who would place the same In trust companies or
corporations TO be held practically In pcrpetulty
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
Dancina Aea0emles.

tl.NNNpEE NACGRFGORS.
"A los Wet Jjth-st. PrNat' lessons and classes In
dancing terms, Sc. see circulars
II EHNANDo'S ACADEMY, l92 East 05ths. tDank
u Buliingl.-Cla,-es now forming. AL the and
fashionable dances taught rapidly Send for circular
~ GEORGE DODWORrH.
i. NO. 0Sl FIFTH AVENUE.
Cass and private lessons. Mems class commences
Monday, Dec. 5th. New TUXEDO "LancsIs."
EEORGE WALLACEN SCHOOLS. Chamber Music Han
NJ 51th-st. 7h.aNe and Harlem. Nos. so and 8, West
l3Oth-st. Class and private tuition. See circular.
NJ $ FROrHlNGiIAM.
wi. Muic Halt 57th.st. and 7tha>c
Fridays af"tnoon and evening.
Al ISS HOYTS ACADEMY. l.473 Broadway. bot. 42i
NI an1 i3d.-Ltc>t dances carefully rapidly taught
y private lessons daily private classes
ably weekly receptions; circulars.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
TIE SENATORIAL SITUATION IN KANSAS.

TopeLa Kan Nov 26.-The Secretary Of state has
rompleted The tabula0n Of the vote the new Legis
lature which will stand as follows on JOINT baiiot'
Republicans, - Peoples party, 81 DeHocH's' -
independent Republican, /. There Is tie between
the Republican, and Peoples partry vote In one dis
frict which win be decided by lot next Monday by
the six state officers who compose the state Can
voss,nc Board five Of whom are Republicans ii The
poone.s Marty should get the seat II will give them
:. votes on jont ballot just enough to elect 'h'ed
STATES senator If the Republicans Win u VII give
them rs votes short Of a majority ana W erect
senator they would have TO have the D"hocra's
and I Independent Repubicaf. Thu is on the suppo-
.ion that there will be contest In either piaoh oi
Tho legislature II the Republicans organize Ue io"se
CONGRESSMAN LOCKWOOD FAvORe THE TARIFF.
puaalo Nov 90 (special.- Congressman Daniel N.
lockwood, of the XXXIId District, whose close per
sonal relations with Presdentelect Cleveland have
heen well understood for yes, and VINO n0tiatcu nm
Sor Sheriff Mayor and Governor, and for President In
,ssA has taken a position The tariff question
which will cause dismay In the Free Trade camp.
After a vigorous campaign OF calamity moving the
ponresenative succeeded in being reelected. though
be came out bitterly against Protection AS general
isspe and the Mckinley law as a particular evil To-
dav ne declared that he Is opposed TO special session OF
Congress- and he also expressed his opposition to
repeal OF the Mckinley law and 70 any horizontal
reduction I'm the existing tariff lie thinks the matter
should be treated from purely business standpoint
ana not from an arbitrary 1t Is interesting In
connection with Mr.. Lockwood's changed position TO
recall the fact that the Mckinley law puts duty OF
7 cents hundred pounds on Portland cement, in
the manufacture OF which he has considerable capital
Invested Since Mr.. Cleveland became President his re-
ations with Mr. Lockwood have always been close and
Mr. Loctwood's candidacy Or Congress several
ago Is believed TO have been inspired by the Proel
dent elect. In the new Congress probably lber
with the President than Will the Representative
from the XXXlId District.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27

Take the popular New York Central route to Cleveland
SIX trains every day. :.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
IN THE POLITICAL FIELD.
THE LIIID CONGRESS.

THE REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTED
TABLE on THE STRENGTH OF The
THREE PARTIE-.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
Qeacbers

A COLUMBIA COLLEGE eradicate wishes private
"A pupils. pcplration for college specially Highest
references Terms; 81 30 per hour Reductions made.
Address COLI MElA. EoN = Tribune Onicr.
A FIRST iIonoman In Classics tTrn. Coll. Dubl. an
experienced tutor. desires rtatc pupils; highest ref
crcnces. Mem. i2S Eat ioth.st.
A GENCY TO SUPPLY tutors professors teachers
"A gONcrnesses ETC. III oil departments Of learning Cir
cular, OF good schools recommended 10 parents MIRIAM
CONRlERE. Book Building. i50 Fifthaye. 10Th ST.
A MERRIAM AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
&C., 70 Colleges, schools and Families. Apply TO
Mrs J. NJ. YOUNG-FuLrON. % Union Square.
"A. ba). sol 5thave.-rriyate tutor. Icng and sue.
ressul experience In preparing for college.
r. LOCUTION and PHYSICAL CULTURE-CIass and
~ private instruction. Mrs. MARTIN, Hotel Brock.
hoist loi West sjth-st.. NewYors CITY.
ENGLISI LADY amanuonsls. graduate; peIfect
II Pa islam, French Ita ian higher English; excellent
teacher OF music terms moderate Address PRIVATE
SCHOOL. rs West ioth.st.
f. RENCH and GERMAN TEACHER perfect ingust
= desires few pupils; willing TO 70 m classes In
MADEMOISELLE L.. Tribune once.
II ERMAN DRIsLER. A. n Columbia o Fast 4sth st.
IL Private tuition; six years experience in preparing
students for college and scientific school.
nj II. +. TOWNSEND souTUwICK's
u SCHOOL OF ORATORl.
CLASS AND PRIVATE INSTRUCTION.
Fail term begins oct ID, 1892. Address 81 W. 55h.s
NJ lSS ;. CARPENTERS School rcorencd Oct 4, at No
Nh ~ othaNc: Diplomas given In French. German and
InR-h special preparation In French for smiths and
Wellesley College. French and German kinderg srten.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
yAvANNAU LINE-rour Steamers weekly

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- from New Pier -. \. II; foot srrlng'SSss ann
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y \ CITY OF AUGUSTA >atud1y or,' o. WP HJ
Connecting with G i: H. oi 90. ana ;. ss.nf r. rn cARG
LIMA. ALABAMA and LOUISIANA ,n,u,,SiSt & iSSt "a
commoia iatOns. fir>tcia', tabie dhot'' ''' -
passage apply On 49, - nh, ,.e,u A.
j. %. Hashaeen. Z. Agt, w. H. Khe,'' AZ BwsS
= r. & ". R'y. POI Bway. Cent ~ u; oE =" w"
L L. WALKER Agent Ocean Steamship 70 70 ip,rs,
G. NJ S0RREL. Manager. New ilr ~. -,-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25
Instrukcye Ola wyborcow.

sednowie wyborczy do&acz@ kazdej osobe upmwnonej do glmowmia 20 edym|
tkiecew yborzymk aMgo gtunku, ma jaki ma sic gfsowac. Wyborca poem ulepuieI
sam ieden 40 iedne i z buek Tub ib ma ten eel pHeznaczonyh, i tam obj kWz (5 nal
ii nazwiska kaMego kandydat, ma ktego prme ghsowG, W mGcu M ten eel zJ
TaWlOnem.
Poem zMy sw%@ karhe wybrcza W TAXI spos6b, ably saona pzedna ba 4s}mmn,
wszeako TAX by ma odwtej sMuie MONA idzec poGatkowe Ity nazwiska wvbor|
czgo sedzego,i neehaj wreGy jig jednemu sedz6w, kMy w4My ja do wlaSGwego pud-
la. Wyboca poem ustepue z mHsca gosowania. Jezei jaki wYboUa, prmz omy1ke, pol
pme karke vyboczy pqvmien ia wr6c6S 2ddom Tyborzym;2 kdrW ia schoTa@ zao-
paHa wyborce W nova Jezei wyboca Mo6 zak kZya C) obk nazwisk dwch hb|
viecj @3b>, ubegiacych sic 0 ten sam urzad to reczme ghsowanie MEN ma bye ola th|
urMdnik6w hczone.
Wyborom woho tyo pcedydcza kaGke vyborcz@ m6P y sobe, ably jJ qy6 do pol
mocyp PREY znaczemu uHHdoWego gMu. Jezei ho podczas dma wybor6wi pred zamkme-
dn budek wyboezych usnne z Bmra wybornego jd Hhet wyboczy drukowany dial
ME pmd Ho QW) doar6w, Tub wieMeniem ME- uze mad szS6 mesec, abo jednem
druGem.
JeAeiw yhoa zy prydege, re ME umie cy@6, abo ME ume cya6 90 angekku,
mu bye pozwolonem wezwa6 soMe ma pomoc jednego lb wncej sedM6w wyborczWh hb|
iHego uprawnhmgo do ghsowania WybNce kty moze takze cYac lego Hket vybomzy
i znaczy6 go "a akego wyboce W obecno6Gd w6ch pomiedzy sedM6w wyborczWh POOL
zasrzezenem ]ednkA IL ME mo W ten spos6b yktu znaczycd ola wice wyborc6w. lax
Ola nzech W Kazdym posuzeg6nym disTykte wybWczm PREY jednych wybowdh Taxi
wueczycel m znacWG tyet WybOczy,h k mu wAaze odnosny wyborca a ME naczei
JeAby sedHa wyboczy hb @i jny cAowek, k6y pomagat znaW6 yket wyborczyl
wvda komu mnemu nazwHko kandydata, ma k6rego gbsowano, Lux zrobH inaczei Zk nn
tvkiece wyborZyma nNi wskazafw ybWa, stale Isle Wnnym karygWdnego pyeshnstwa il
skuro to mu Mstane udowodnionem, poega kaMe penieznG ME ei lax tzydHescl 1907
=dolar6w, ME wncen k dwesce [20] doaow, abo hz zanknhmu W wieEenu powio-
wm ME mnj hk dzeseG dni, ME wiece, MIC dewiecdNei atd ni ao tel kamny bedze
wymieninemi gzywnami wieNeniem.
Ktoby koo nm6wi w BHne wybozemw pohczonych Il nm Ikanoscach aUo pro-
bowa1 naw6wGM ghsowania na pewnego kandydaa, bedze uznanyw mmy1l rvgodnego
mzestpstwa "a kaMy pzypadeki pc uloWodncniu karnym gruywnm; Tub wieHenhnm.
IN Jeei ko naznaczony tykhe wybony pokaze dmgiemu, 1Nom okoicmoAi powyMj pedal
nwh Nia wybWczy ma odm6wic puyjeca @dego Wketu wybormgo 81 ME ma wlWt
go do puha.
IN +. L. BROWN, Sekretarz Stanu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25
| he Nod

PrzeprowadziliSmy sic teraz do naszego
nowego Mammoth lokalu, Mr.. 50
I'll b. 3ciej ulicy, i tn stale zameszku1e-
my. W noWym storze wszystek towar no
wy. Zaden handel ma P61nocnvm Zacho-
die ME moze r6wnego towaru taniej SPREE
dawaG, jak my.
sURDUTY, sPODNIE, KAMJZELKl,
i WIERZCHNIE SURDUTY ZIMOWE
Wykonane ma nasze Wfasne zam0Wienie.
Kazda sztuka twill ona, MIN wzieta W TO-
.bote.
UBRANA OLA CHkOPC0W.
Dobrze zroblone ubrania do szko}y ! ma
niedziele- wszystko co chtopcy potrzebuia
do ubrania.:
|Zapraszamy wszystkich do odwie-
dzanja naszego storu.
Towary chetnie zmieniamy Tub pieniadze
Wracamy; wszelkie zmiany robimy bez 3D.
sZkodowania.
Posiadamy Wielkie story W CLEVELAND
i DELAWARE, Ohio; W Fort WAYNE,
Ind; W ROCHE TER, ALBERTA LEA j
MANKATO, Mimi.
" The NNO
One Price ,,Clothiers, Hatters, 4
Furnishers",
G9-7I ~. :srG Sir
(Nastepcy 5, l'eshmana)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25

K0nopackj Alex.
3s7 First ave S. Boston Mass 2.25
Sklblnski Jan, 73S S Front
Philadelphia, Pa. 2.0o
Wa]s G. J. Menomenee, Mich ESQ
Potrykus Walenty Puck Euro
pa z'oo
Piasecki Albert 1o4 Prime st
Philadelphia, Pa. 10y
Wysocki Mat. Stevenspoint, zoo
Stupinski Pawe} IS Green st
Jersey City N. j. 2.5o
Borowski A. Spring Valley LII 2'ao
E. Karwowski Ennis Texas 4.OO
Sumnik And Wawerly MINI 100
Jagodzlhski Ant Radon Ill ZOO
Cisewski Plotr S GAIA st
Saginaw Mich. LAO
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JIO old stand. Practical Carriage Painter
Work and prices guaranteed to suit custom.
ers. Give Inc q call.
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sack; Reets, 127%c p doz: Turnips, 2 121zc
doz; bunch Vegetables, 1215c ? doz; Parsnips,
10c; ArtichokeS, soc p doz; Dried Peppers,
15@2Oc p h; Caulifiower, Toe q head;
Spinach, &c 2 u; Asparagus, sc . 10: Peas,
&c q 10; string Beans, 69Sc 2 10; Wax Beans,
lOc q d. Summer Squash, 7c 2 ID; Cucum-
bers, 81 doz; Tomatoes, 15c p 10; Green
Corn, 81 so = doz
POTATOES-Early Rose, new, 114c ? 10;
Peerless, &c 2 %; Oregon Burbanks, old, 115c
p b; River Reds 6Oc p cwt.
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ter, owing to the Hay being poor and trashy
and feeders only taking old. Wheat is weak
al S1OG14; wheat and oat, S1O@13 80; oat,
9,IOg12 2; wild oat, S1O@12; barley, $1O912;
allaifa, Se@10. Straw, 4096Oc 2 bale.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
ReceiptS-Butter. G52 ctIS; cheese, 147 ctls;
eggs, $3.50 doZ The Butter market continues
strong for gilt-edged with in some instances
as high as 21c obtained for creamery, but as Il
rule the outside figure is 20c. Poor to good
Butter is in liberal supply with few buyers,
put choice TO extra choice is fairly firm. The
market is quoted at 16@17J$c = ID for poor to
good, and leG19c for choice TO extra choice,
and zoe for gIlt-edged creamery. Cheese con-
tlnueS weak at 7a9c tor good 10 extra choice,
ana Young America s@10c. Strictly choice
Hesh-laid selected ranch eggs sold at 24C,
some said even slightly more was paid.
iI mere are large numbers OF poor to fair on the
10 cholce are quoted at 16423c.
VEGETABLES.
Seasonable Vegetables, as rule, were firmer
to-day at a Slight advance early in the morn.
ing, but toward noon, to close out consign-
ments, concessions had to be made. The de-
mand was local. Receipts were as follows
Rhubarb, 80 boxes; String Beans, 20 sacks;
Peas, 193 sacks; Summer squash, IS boxes.
The market is quotable as follows: String
Leans, 6g1c; Refugees, 7Gcc; Wax, 7@ Sc;
Peas, sweet, 5U@T5c; Garden, 6O9S5c; AS
paraguS, 55cGSl rs per box; Rhubarb, 75c@
soc per bcX; Bay,S1 25@1 rs: Tomatoes,
81 25g3 per box,
ON1ONS-RecelptS S1S sacks. The mar
ket is essen tally unchanged at 35@50c
Even these low prices are at times shaded so
as 10 place some oOr keepers.
POIAIOES-ReCeipt 3.456 sacks. Re
celpts are free, but at present low prices there
does not appear any trouble to place con-
Signments OF the more choice for shipment.
The quality this year averages better than
at this time in 1891. S ties were made to-day
at the following prices: Garnet Chiles, ,50G6Oc;
Peerless, 5U@vOc; Early Rose, 4G@60c in
sacks ana 4t@JOc in boxes. Several con-
slgnments were forced sales on the wharf to
save expenses.
FRUIT.
eceipts-CherFjeS + 200 bxs Currants l75
chsts, Aprico'S lI2 bXs. Apples j, Peaches
;, PlumS 42, Strawberries 2S2 chStS. There
was an exceptionally good local demand and
consignmentS We're placed early in the morn
ing at the following ranges: Cherries, black,
4J@6Oc q box; White. 90. 4C@6Oc r box
Royal Anne 7C@Sjc z box Cherry PIumS
6OGs5c q box; GoOSet terTies, common, 3. a
412c e ID; Oregon improved, &c = ID; English, 6
a &c 4 10; Currants, S3@4 % 2 chest, wCak
as buyers do not like 10 take any the last day
OF the week; Strawberries LOngworth. ) "a
s q chest: SharplesS, S6M1t; ApriCOJ-,
Pringle, 5c@S1 80 q box, seedlings, Sl@I 80
Z box; Apples, 75c.
Oranges are Very slow, and dealers to effect
les, offer the best NavelS at So 1904 2 boz g.;
other qualities prODOrtiunately less
The imports of Mexican Lines aggregated
900 bxs, but being fairly we'll concentrated
sales are readily made at from 81 to So 2 box.
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Seal Gstnte, 0Efc.
OPPORTUNITY
Good Agricultural Land for SO
to $40 per Acre.

The Pacific Improvement Company has re-
Gently purchased twelve thousand ceres of
land in the heart of Tehama County, for the
purpose of promoting subdivision and settle
ment This isnd embraces lands from first
class Sacramento Valley agricultural land. to
land OF fair average quality, and is offered at
from SO TO $40 per acre, in subdivisions of
40, so, 40, 160 and $40 acres.
The terms upon which these lands are offered
are especially attractive. They will be sold in
subdivisions, as above indicated by the pay
menS OF interest only Tor three years, at which
time the purchaser can begin the payment of
principal by paying the first OF five equal an
nual installments. Thus no part of the prin-
clpal IS 10 be paid for three years, and then
the purchaser is to have fve years in which to
pay i've equal annual installments, with in
terest at the rate of Z per cent per annum.
making payments extending over a period of
eight years. Intending purchasers are as
sured that this is an opportunity to purchase
land OF fair average quality at $40 per acre.
and good agricultural land at $50 an acre,
with other grades of land at prices to CORE
spond between these figures.
The assertion is frequently made that good
lands, suitable for general farming. and es
pecially adapted for fruit-srowing, cannot be
lad IN California for less than from $50 to
500 an acre. An examination of the land
subject Of this advertisement will prove to
home-seekers that this is an opportunity for
the purchase of good agricultural land at $40
an acre, and for qualities grading down 10 fair
agricultural land at SO an acre, on terms of
payment which should make the disposition
of these lands to actual settlers q result easv of
accomplishment
The primary object of the purchase of this
Doay OF iand was the breaking up of large
holding for the purpose of promoting IFS set.
tlement in smaller quantities and its devotion
TO diligent husbandry.
For tulther particulars, call upon or ad.
ufess VIM. II. MILLS,
Land Agent of the G. P. r. r., Fourth and
townsend streets. San Francisco. Cal.
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In Ground Feed trading was light, with SIS
ner ton top on bran. Middlings. Feed ana
Ground Barley were reported unchanged. Re
HAY-Receipts-Ha 500 tens; straw.
tons The niaraet for lew Is of an of charuc-
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&t&nr4tPB&- -nt-Snlu.

A. L, HART,
q 11OHNE9-AT-LAW. SOUTH
n II west corner Fifth and J Streets, Rooms
X. ~ and ID, Sutter building
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ST. DAVD'S,
zIs Howard Street. near Third. San Franciscn

us Howard Street, near Third, San Francisco.
4 FIRST-CLASS LODGING HOTEL. CON.
~ tanning 200 rooms; water and gas in each
roomi no better beds IN the world; no guest
allowed TO use the linen once used by another.
q large readIng-room; hot and cold water
baths free Price Of Rooms-Per night 80
and rs cents; per week, from 81 upward
Open all night. II. HUGHES, Proprietor.
ca At Market-street Ferry take Omnibus
Line of street cars for Third and Howard IT'S
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2BEit<.-r-1.'-k.
II. ". WOOD.

I, '',f'--.jT, tQyINN'S BUILDING. 4ol I
< ,aroeI. Gl-cG hoEFs, o a. NJ. 20 P.M.sl-In
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CaAUNCEY II. DUNN. 9 soTo,r nov
H0LL & DUNN,
/ q " 1EhS.--OFFICES, 92O FIFTH ST
WnI. ri. SIMS Pvyrr IN q -,,-
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FRUIT.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.
Little or No Change Noted Since Last
Reports.

NAIKAMENIO, june 4th.
Saturday noted but little change in the local
market receipts OF Vegetables being not
greater than the demand. Cherries and Ber-
Iies OF all descriptions were in average sup
ply for the local trads, the waIm weather aid
ing very much in their ripening. Poultry is
IN such limited supply that little business can
be done in that line. and if a change in the
quantity received docs not soon occur, most
people will remember the flavor OF this tooth
some fowl as thing of the nHSt.
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Bnttki4tn Anitses.
SACRAMENTO RANK

VHHE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
I city, corner Fifth and ] streets, Sacrs-
mento. Guaranteed capital, S5oO,OoO; paid
up capital, gold coin, S350.oo0. Reserve
tund, $4,000. Term and ordinary deposits
$3,263, $40. Loans on real estate JANUARY n
1882, S3,a59.61S. Term and ordinary de.
poslts received. Dividends paid in January
and July. Money loaned upon real estate
only. Information furnished upon applica.
ton to w. p. COLEMAN, President
ED. r. HAMILTON, Cashier
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HINKsOE 8 VAN FLEET.
ISAAC JOSEPH,

A TTORNEYS-AT-LAW, 627 ] STREET,
"a Sacramento. California.
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FARMERS AID MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
Southwest corner Fourth and +
Streets, Sacramento, Cal.
Guaranteed Capital al.....................S5 S5OO.OOo
7 OANS MADE ON REAL ESTATE. IN
u terest paid semi-annually on Term and
Ordinary Deposits.
B. u SIENNA n .....,.,...... President
EDWIN h. ALSIP P.... Vice President
l.. D. WHITBECK. Cashier
:. H. " MINI
AMES NJ. STEVENSON.. Surveyor
DIRECTORS:
=. u. STEINMAN, EDwIN K Asp,
{. H. CUMMINGS w. &. TERRY
Sol. RUNYoN, JAMES MCNASsER.
JAS. NJ. STEVENSON.
The record-union., 1892-06-06
APRICOTS AND CHERRIES

CHICAGO, June 4.-The Earl Erut Company
sold to-day Royal Apricots at So so; seed
ings, S2 .; Eringle, 81 05@1 20; Tartarian
Cherries, 81 5OG1 so; BigeTeau, s. %;
Royal Anne, 50 O5@2 65. Some in very bad
order brought less.
CHICAGO, June 4.-Porter Bros. Company of
New York sold to-day one carload of Califor-
ma fruit. Pringle ApricotS brought So 80;
cherries, 81 1O@2 10. Fruit is in good con-
dition. The weather is bad, and it is raining
The record-union., 1892-06-06

1T is not what its proprietors say, but
what Hoods Sarsaparilla does. that
makes it sell, and has given it such firm
and lasting hold upon the confidence of
the people.
The record-union., 1892-06-06
Gt4i1r,1rrr 32esnrta.
MA RK WEST
HOT SPRTNC

MA RK WEST
HOT SPRINGS,
NEAR SANTA ROSA. FRESE q JUER-
~ GENSEN, ProprietorS. This place has
Teen entirely renovated FiTst-claSs accom-
modatiOns. i new and well supplied bar and
biliarG-rOom is connected with the hotel The
way TO get there is TO startat the loot of Mar
ket street, San Francisco, on the 1:IO A. NJ
train and arrive at Santa Rosa at 1O:I 5 A. NJ
Meet our stage and arrive at the Springs at 1
y. NJ. All trains Will be met by appointment
Round trip tickets from san Francisco S3 rs.
The accommodations at the Springs are first
class. The baths are naturally hot. the min
erals being soda, magneSia, sulphur, iron and
arsenic. Terms. per day, 50; adults, per
week, SO; children, under 10. S6. Head
quarters at Occidental Hotel Santa Rosa
CAMPBELL HOT SPRINGS
SIERRAVILLE, SIERRA COUNTY, CAL.
~ n favOTite summer resort. FirSt-class
board and rooms, with baths free for guests.
for $40 per week. a two. seated conveyance
suItable for carrying five persons. will meet
guests at Trucllee. Total expense Of stopping
1T this favorite resort, only so per week
Excellent hunting and fishing. Stages run
daity. lmy21-ul II. PEARCE, Proprietor.