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xu,, Congr.,uiated the Judge.

The Hastings Court was very busy yes
the DAYS work was over the jury fi'ed
through Judge Wits Office and congratu-
lated him individually upon his re-eiec-
ton.
The cases tried were as follows;
Richard Isa&cA charged with en assault
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virginia New. Items.

Hon. Marshall Hanger. Mr.. Clcvciand,s
DcwlV-appoiutcd Consul 20 Scrmnia, ieIt
stanton yesterday for Washington.
Fire destroyed the saW-mill Of the Now
SON Lumber Company. at NeWson's. Va,
on Tuesday morning. The total loss was
$3.50. insurance. $3.50 N the Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12

D-Dmner. S-Supper.
no. % makes all local stops Connects
az Raleigh with Piedmont Airline for
Asheyine. y. c.. AMI an intermediate
points on the Western North Carolina
railroad
No. q. "Vestibule Limited Train. Buff
let Shoppers Richmond TO Atlanta. Con.
meets directly At Atlanta D. ". aud
q, X. r. for Chattanooga, nashville ami
an points West. Connects with 4. and
". +. r. r. Tor Mobile. Montgomery.
Now Orleans, and all points Southwest.
10 extra charge on "Vest,bulod Trains"
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
so. l3i. Atlanta Special Vcstibuled
Limited THAN, ui5 \. NJ. Tally
80. 7s-Mall and cAp.ess-5.J5 =. a.,
daily, except Sunday.
For tickets. Pullman reservations, etc.
apply at ticket-Otiice. Byrt-Stre sta
Ton, Richmond Transfer COmpanys 81
east Main street ana company Office.
&B east Main street
John q. WINDEk. L. T. MYERS.
General Manager. General Sup't.
y. v SSiITH. +. J. ANDERSON,
Traffic ~ Inagcr. Passenger Agent.
II. VI. BOYk!N. cry Pas'gr Agent.
tmyl9
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YORK-RIyER LINE,vn WEST POINT,
THE FAvoRITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAIN No. 10. go f. ~
LOCAL EXPRESS. daily. stops a,
all stations. At Lester Manor con-
meets with stage FOR Walkerton .
with Baltimore steamer at West Point. AZ
Baltimore steamers connect with Ralti-
more and Ohio railroad Tor Washington.
Philadelphia. and New York.
Steamers leave baltimore at Il NJ
daily except Sunday.
Train, from West Point arrive al Rich.
mond AT 1920 a. NJ. and S:S5 L. NJ, daily.
except sunday.
TRAIN No. II. 7:06 A. M.
LOCAL MINED, daily except Sunday.
and intermediate points.
Tieket-oiiiee az station. foot OF Virginia
street. open A. NJ. TO & p. Al and frvm
l.. NJ. 20 1850 A. NJ
city tlcAet-oilice-soi east Main street.
SOL, HAAS. W. A. TTfRK
Traffic. Manager. General Passenger
w. ii. GREEN. General Manager
J. s. p. THOMPSON, superintendent.
JOHN NJ. BEAI.I.. Travelling Passenger
agent 90 east Main street. Richmond.
Va M
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COURT ORDERS.

UslrED STATES DISTRICT COURi1
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
lICHNOSD, Va. January 10, 1884 j.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Il Take notice that by virtue OF a writ
OF attachment issued ont Of tho United states
District Court Clerks ofncv at Norfolk, Va. IA
the suit OF W. II. Westeryelt & Co, on q contract
civil and maritime against tile steamer Guild
hail. nar tackle, aplarol, furniture, nnd cargo
hayo attached the said steamer Guil1hall and
on the 26th day OF January. 1894. said cause
will be tried az the United ststes Courl-toom,
kicamond, Va. when and where all persons tn
ter-stsd are cited 20 appear aud ihterposs their
claims &. G. CLARKE.
United States Marshal
IA l.-td by ]. X. Ballard, Deputy.
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% = VI
fl20 =. NJ,
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BERKLEY'S CHARTER.
OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSED IN
STRUMEkT IN THE TOWN.
Miss Snliie Bowen Welded to Mr.. j. T..
inisters Busy-Infested
with Thieves.

NORFOLK, VA. January ll.-(Specialo
There seems to be considerable opposition
In Berkeley to the proposed new charter
10 make the town n city. A big fight VIII
be made. however. to secure the charter.
In Portsmouth next Tuesday night the
Council will meet 10 consider certain
amendments TO the charter OF that city.
A shlphtter named William Davis, while
az work on the battleship Texas this
morning. had his right eye put out by
flying chip Of iron from a riyet.
THE NAVAL BALL.
The officers OF the yard and their ladies'
will enjoy the grand ball OF The season
I'm naval circles tomorrow night. large
number of invitations have been issued
and q force Of worSmen have been dress
ing the ball room over the main entrance
all the week.
BARTHOLOMEW.
Miss SalIie b.. youngest daughter Of
ROY 4. T.. owen i. D.. pastor Of Court
street Baptist church, and j. T.. BrittOn,
a popular young merchant Of Portsmouth.
were united in marriage this afternoon at
: O'Clock. and left for the North on
bridal trip The father OF the bride OIL
ciatcd.
\ heavy rain-StOfin ndS pIcNdllcu mere
AL day and continues.
Secretary Of tie COumc nwealth Joseph
r. Iawless IS at his home In Portsmouth
to-Cay, and win m1ve his family 10 Rich
mord.
All the ministers Of the two cities seen
t. BE- busy this week performing marriage
ccl emOnirs.
Colonel Il. +. W. Garnett, OF AleXan-
dria. is I'm the city, acting a. foreman or
the grand jury IN the United States CoIrL
THE NEW PASTOR.
Rev. Mr. Slaymaker, Of Kentucky, who
has Just been called 70 the pastorate OF
Armstrong Memorial church. arrived to-
DAY. and will assume charge On sunday.
Supervisor T.. ~. T'illey, OF the county,
will leave for Florida next week 10 spend
the winter.
Al unusual number Of robbcries We're
rCTOrted on the suburbs OF Portsmouth
this morning and last night
oysters are not scarce here this season,
but are very high in price to the co1-
sur icrs ana buyers, both wholesale and re-
tail.
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RANULAIED SUGAR. ...... 4c.
~ ilght-Brrwl >ugar..... .............. 3ls
lo.nds WHITE sugar lof................... -
GRAM LATED >UGA4, per pound.
Arbuckle's Ari0ea couee. per ponnd....... -
Sugar-l uIe1 Shoulders, per uOuud........
SAT- Pork. per pound. .......... y
Good Butter. per pound .................... ~
H1cE-Eyei Peas, per quart............-...
pounds Virginia Buck wheat ior.......... -
Nee Fat AacEercl, Per dozen. -
. large Cans Thistle Tomatoes tor......... -
2 cans Rest Corn ior...................... -
silver kiHg Minnesota Patent Family
Hour. - barrel or pc sac6.
Snowulke Patent Family Flour 1910
barrel or Poe. q .acg.
i Pounds Ird Peaches for...... ........ -
( Pounds Sew II ines for.................. -
Homemade ApUlt- Butter, per pJund.....
Pure Lara. per pound. Observation-Disclosures.
Luge Cans lails Pelches, per can....... 10
homemade jelly, yer pGuni....-.........
Furr sugar syrup. per gailon.............. 20
"a Ornia Ciaret Vine, per gallon. ...... 90
Ntw crop New Orleans Moia-ses, per gal
Good Mixed Tea, per pound. ............... -
Fr.ce-iist mailed on Application. Phone 3IO.
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RAILROAD LINES.
81 u ssa Ess.sl saS
NJ: / w No1io|kaVsstsrnR

IN EFFECT NOV. -. 1888.
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-STREEF
STATION.
sO0 A. II. Daily --nienmOnd ana EorIoK
Wv yESTlBULE LIMlIED-At-
rive norfolk ll,l9 a. u.
stops only at petersburg.
Wayerly. ana Sunoik. G
ond4class tickets not accept
cd for passage .On this tram.
o.no A. NJ. Daily THE CHICAGO bA-
PPREsS ,IGS for LS Poeahoss..
tas, Kenova, Columbus, ana
Chicago. Pullman c.,d Dnhes
sleeper Roanoke TO Columbus
.p D. TIS6S sSr S S62sSS suffolk, and
intermediate stations. ATrlFe
Norfolk $50 4. NJ.
t1.LO p. NJ. Daiiy for Roanoke, RadIcfp'
~ ~ Puiask and Bristol. CON
reefs al Roanoke lJQ ,; NJ
with Washington and Cnat-
trnooga Limited. Pullman
sleeoers Roanoke to Mem
phis aud New orleans. Din-
ing-car attached. Also Tor
Blueneld and f9canah ~
also for Rocky Mount. ant
All stations Winston-SaieIh
Division. -
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPEK -
,1,een RICHMOND and LYNCHBUKG
ready for occupancy at +. N. also Pun
man sleeper Petersburg TO koanohte, ,.,,.,,.
b1r," and tho West daily SD \ NJ and
10 p. NJ. From Norfolk and the East
i0.5O 4. NJ. and Nestibuled Limited 100 l..
NJ r. w. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
w. y. BENlLL,
General Passenger Agent
General Office. Roanoke. va. no
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DEPARTURE OF srEAMrHs.
hS.E> sEMI-WEENLY LNEfoa' r
~SAIoT@ YORK..


at O'Clock b. 81 Mault., e.o-.-
hour before sai.ius Time.
Steamers leave ISL" lpih ut IT'D
%, North River. inr li.tin
WEDNESDAY and -AIi l'Al r.
~, arriving in RlcnMDud MDNIAt
FRIDAY MORNINGS
Passenger ACCOMMODATIONS tNt.'
Cabin fare 10 Now oiA uN.'
meals and bcrtnl VIA JAN. .'i.'t
route ..........s.tst.tt fss..fft.t
Round-trip tickets. limited t' i..y
days after date OF issue ..--......
Steerage fare. with slusisi.i.' ...'
Steerage fare, without subrr l..
Cabin fare via Chesapeake .t
ONO railway and Richmond
Petersburg railroad tticHet3 ."...-
e3 20 four days. ...-.-.........
Round-trip tickets dimited go tu.}
Tickets can be obtained ht
Transfer Company, on east Ml.N
Chesapeake and Onto and kiClu
Petersburg dcpOts, and 90 tur
Office. 1871 Main street ana WHAT
cts.
Freight forwarded aud through
ladlng ISSUED .Or points be-
York.
Freight received daily until r.
Passengers leaving Richmond ..
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS. TltlIt-
ami SATURDAYS by tine Ch...r
Ohio railway tyia Newport
SO and by the Richmond ana Pr
railroad (samc days. az 900
make connection az NpkfoLh
steamer leaving those dats.
GEORGE ". ALLEN n co, a.
d"
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, A MAN WITH 500 TO
w take an active par tn p good PAYING
pT,TNENs. Address A.. care DISPATCH ONCE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12

where there arc children, there DIT
Bulrs Cough Syrp should be always
her Gy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12

\ UctItiOn Tor an Cl"Ctlon on tHr quo
sale Of li1upr I'm Stauuton was filed in
the Hastings CoIrt Tuesday afternoon.
II wac signed by &c voters. 2a Of whom
are white AID the rest colore1 voters.
similar petition was hio1 several weeks
ago. hut was inv3lintc1 10y the removal
Of names sufficient to bring the ssners
below the required number
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
TO SAVE MONEY.

All persons who have resolved to something during
the wear 1894 are invited consider the deaby of the In
stalment Stock of THE OLD DOMINION BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION which is sold under the following
regulations subscriber pays 81 per share entrance
fee and every month thereafter sixty cents per share To
illustrate: Taking ten shares the subscriber would pay
entrance fee $40 and then every month thereafter would
pay Sc During years the subscriber would pay in
S5OS and it is estimated that the end of that period his
ten shares will be worth in cash 000 payable on demand
For particulars further information call address,
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer
No. 1913 Main street
Chamber of Commerce Building
J. TAYLOR ELLYsoN. NORMAN V. RANDOLPH
Presidents Vice President
Directors: j. TAYLOR ELLYsoN, JOHN s. ELLErT, JOHN B.
PURCELL, NORMAN V RANDOLPH FRANK L. SUTTON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12

7|'IlFf
do a7-dexSu Is2O-Is22 east Main street.
NLECTRO PLATING.-H \ V y G
~ opened BRANCH OFFICE at ZIG
north Fifth street, would like you call and
examine aDneimen5 Of our GOLD. Sill
YER. NICKIE-. BRASS. and BRONZE
PLATING Chandeliers repolished and
cl4rautce1 as good rs new. Respectfully,
RIO II VI O \ ID ELECTRO PLATING
WORKS. de Film
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CO. s '''' A; ;;nr,,
S1s,f1nrs1.$sp OHIO RAILWAY

EFFECTIVE JANUARY H. 1897
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BROAD
STREET STATION.
$40 4. NJ. Daily, with pullman Tor Nor-
folk, Portsmouth, Old Point
Newport News and local S1d-
2oo p. NJ Daiily. with Parlor-Car Tor
local stations. Newport News.
Old Point, Norfolk, and Ports
mouth.
TIA. N. local train. except Sunday FOR
Clifton Forge. connects no
GOrleHsVille for Washing Ton,
at Virginia Midland Junction
tor Lynchhurg. ar Basic Tor
HagerstoWn. and az stanton
oon p N re. cincinnati and ST Louis
Limited, DALI, with Pdrior-
car TO Gordonsviile ana
Pullman Sletp'rs Gordorr~
VILE ;o Cincinnati and ST.
Louis. stops only at import
mp NJ I J train. except Sunday.
Accommodation Tor Charlottes-
n.oo p. A. Daily. for Cincinnati. with
y + Y. Pullman 60 Hinton. and Cor
louisville To cincinnati and
I.1uit.4l-. Diuug-Car Wash
iuctun % cincinnati. Come .fs
~ Coyugtou.. Va. for Nir-
Eiui3 Hot u'in-f
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-STREET
STATION.
900 4. NJ Dauy. WItn Palace-Car for
IyncubuIs. Lexington. Va,
ana Clifton Forge Connects.
except sunday for AryouH.
40 p. NJ. Except Sunday. Local accom-.
modation tor Columbia. Va.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND,
BROAD-STREEr STATION.
$50 4. NJ Daily from Cincinnati.
fi:3O 4. NJ Daily from Norfolk and Old
900 p. NJ baily. from Cincinnati and
Louisville
$50 p. VI. Daily. from Norfolk and old
Point
7:i5 T.. VI. except sunday from Cnfton
Forge.
TRAINS AEuINE EIGHTH-STREET
STATION.
S.i5 A. NJ Except sunday. from Column
biz.
600 +. VI. Daily from Lynchburg AMI
Clifton Forge.
JOHN -. POTTS.
f-H. Ft-.-. COR 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
ID trust executed January IL, 1894, by f. A.
BoEry, / will sell at public auction, on the
promises. corner Twenty-ntth street and
Church-iliil avenue,
TUESDAY, JASCARY Is, 1894,
at IL O'clock the stock OF goods consisting u
STALE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
FIXTURES, UNEXPIRED LEASE.
HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS, sc.
This - nrst-c'ass stand, 10 which the attcn-
ticn Of those desiring = engage In the grocery
business is respectfully called.
u. K. GRIFFITH.
ia 12-Fr. SUE ru3t Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12

The manager Of tho Petersburg Base
Ball Association is in receipt of Letter
from John G. Chapman. manager Of
the Bunalo q. y team. asking for
dates for games I'm Petersburg I'm April
next. Mr. Junic Quarles. OF the Peters
burg club. has been offered a position
with the New Orleans team. which club
is cnnnlctnl with The Southlrn ICaRuc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12

no YOU WANT AN HONEST AND
~ EXPERIENCED SALESMAN to sell cloth
ING. shoeq or has on the road or AT homo? Ad-
dreas J. NJ. p, care the DISPATCH chm0nl'
"a in l0-WSf2t'
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RAILROAD LINES.
DICHMOND. FREDERfCKsprp

DlCHMOSD, FREDERICkSBfpa
HI AND POTOMAC BALLOON
commenclng JASIARY Boz. ..f
ern standard time.
7.i0 A. Nj, leaves Byrd-Strcet
daily except 5uulaD
at ElDa and I0ct.
Arrives at Waghiug I.r
\. NJ. BaItimOre. a..
Philadelphia, 5.4 T.
York. C.B l.. NJ.
$50 A. NJ, NeW York ami liN.
ciai. ali Pullman
cars, leaves Byrl-s..
tipn daily. except A
extra charge other t.
Pullman fare
r. 100 noon, leaves BYRD Str0Ht
daily. Stop a Una. Al.
boswell Mugncl. Ir
burg, Brooke. ana go
Arrives 40 N1shiHrf.
J.. D.; BoitlmJf SO
Philadelphia. 40 g.
York, l0-S n y fs
meets az Washing
the COnArcssilLaI ..
Pullman pario.,t.I
Pennsylvania rd.|T..
carr. leaving az b.
arriving ~ BtlfiW...
NJ, and Sew Y.r. l
TiJ L. NJ, leaves BYRD STREET
daily. Sleri Hrr-..rt
rrLt 90 sew Son.
lugton o. PhN I....
81 IIh1, AtHt
i5rt5l . a1i -
a. c.G.l rflf....
Arr. mo N.....
b. 81 EIru.I.
lli.4. IuN.l.
'Nfk.
sos A. ~. arriNc- ..
daily
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WEDNESDAY. JANrAaY Il. 1891.

WEDNESDAY,, January II. 1871,
beginning ut l O'cock p. w., the SIX HOUSES
above referred 10 ,Or 80 many only as
may be necessary to pay the deb, VIA
costs Of sale aud delinquent faKes.
Those houses are well located, being
on the south eide Of Cary between seventh and
Eighth streets, ana being the second, tnTd,
fourth. tfih sixth and seventh tenemenis cast
OK seventh street fronting each aDout - feet,
aud running back 81 leet to ~ alley.
his sale presents an opportunity for buying
productive, centrally Ocltei property with y
good lulure. IS Is evidenced b. tho lnOOrtant
and costly Improvements N that vicinity.
TERMS; Cash. y. W. BOWIE
ll1O Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12

7 AIDES AND GENTLEMEN, WE
y 4 will pay you 81 10 s15 per week 70 do strict,
" ROME WORK for US: no ca1yassng, ana
prorant payment. Send self-adfressed envelope
LIBERTY SUPPLY COMPANY, Boston, Mass
In lO.lw'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12

LADY STENOGRAPHER WANTS
Il SITUATION. suitable position for lady
more an object than salary. Address sIhlC III
BUSINESS. No. or east Marshall street, city
ia 9-Tu.t 6su3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
By y. W Bove,
Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE
SIX BRICK STORES. WITH DWELLINGS
ABOVE,
on THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY STREET
BETWEEN
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS,
By AUCTION

BY virtue u n decd OF trust dated 18Th De-
ce,nler. 1880 and recorded IN the Office OF tue
Clerk 81 tho Onauccry Court OF tho city OF
Rirh,ROud IN Decd Book ~ b, puge iOl, |
viii. NJ tho request OF the beneficiary, default
having boon made IN the payment Of the debt
secured, sell by pubic auction, on the premises,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12

WANTED, SEWING IN PRIVATE
w families. Can cut and 1T. Address MISS
G this onicp. IN ll-2t'
The record-union., 1894-12-01
Ladies HandkerChiefs,

Ladies Black French Coney Capes "a inchcs long;
made with full skirt large rolling collar Value
81 so.
The record-union., 1894-12-01
NICARAGUA CANAL BILL.
But Little Prospect of 1t Passing Co
gPesS at the short SesSfou

But Little Prospect of It Passing Con-
gress at the short Session.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The action of
Great Britain with reference to the Mos
quito territory has aroused some inquiry
relative TO the status of the Nicaraguan
Canal bill in Congress and as to the pros
poets for its favorable consideration dur
ing the approaching session. Bills
were introduced during the last session
both in the Senate aud House, and were
quite similar in essential features, both
providing for an issue of seventy million
dollars worth. of bonds, the payment OF
which Is TO be assured by the Govern
ment. Both bills have been reported
from committee, each to it's respective
house. and each by its author, but
neither had any consideration at either
the hands OF the Senate or House.
None OF the especial champions of the
bills are at present in the city, but it is
generally understood that there will be
an effort to secure consid deration during
this session. The friends of the measure
appreciate that there will be many OBJ
stacies To overcome in both houses. but
they think some of the opposition which
developed few years since will not an
pear when the bills shall again be
brought to the attention of Congress.
General Catchings was again asked
what he thought of the prospects of the
bills. He said: "The House has not vet
mad an opportunity to materially con-
slider this canal question, and has not
made up its mind on it. 1t is too big a
problem for session as short as that
which is approaching, consequently do
not believe we shall solve the canal prob
lem this winter
Senator Morgan in his report ouotes
hgures giving SS7.799,570 as the outside
cost of the canal, and he says the promot-
ers OF the enterprise have expended So
O99.9l OF their money upon it.
The record-union., 1894-12-01
WE ARE NOT IN 1T.
Where Our County Should Be Prop
erly Represented.

Where Our County Should Be Prop
erly Represented.
A few days ago attention was called in
these columns to the fact that Sacramento
should have at least decent exhibit at
the State Board of Trades rooms in San
Francisco representing her agricultural
and horticultural productions. One of
the papers of that city said last evening:
There are inquiries every day at the
rooms of the State Board of Trade from
Eastern people who are thinking of in
vesting in California orchards or farms
Some of these inquiries are made in per
son and others by letter.
"A recent arrival tr ON the East is now
arranging for the purchase of a valuable
property in Glenn County.
1.-The average number of visitors to the
free exhibition maintained by the Board
is estimated at from 900 to l 900 day. 1t
Is vastly greater than when the displav
was in the basement of the Crock er
building, where it was at great disad-
vantage.
MANY visitors register, but the greater
number stroll in and out without setting
down their names. A considerable por-
ton are from the East"
OF course visitors will look for lands
IN Glenn County or any other county
that offers inducements 10 settlers. If
Sacramento County were properly repre-
seuted at the State Board of Trades head
quarters these Eastern homeseekers
would be coming this way to make pur-
chaseS of land.
The record-union., 1894-12-01
ALL wool Dress Goods,
SOC a Yard.
Baby Ribbon,
I2C a Piece.

1000 pieces Al-silk Baby Ribbon, with pcot edge,
in 20 different shades 10 yards to the piece
The record-union., 1894-12-01
A GLASS OF WATER.
The Impression IL Made On a Stranger
in the City.

The Impression 1t Made On Stranger
in the City.
There was an auction in progress last
evening at Miller's jewelry store. The
auctioneer came from San Francisco,
where they have clear water to drink,
even if it isn't pure. Its impurities are not
manifest to the naked eye, hence the
water is accepted as good article.
Auctioneers do great deal of talking,
OF course, and this one is no exception.
After awhile he became thirsty and
asked one OF his assistants to hand him
glass of water. During the recent
storm some thirteen inches of rain fell
up along the river in Shasta County, and
1t has stirred UP the slickens in the
streams until the water has taken on its
old familiar gruel-like color and body"
raising the glass and gazing at 1t, the
auctloneer remarked: "W by, this looks
like the soup had at the hoteln'
mo, it's water, right from the hy-
drant," replied the assistant.
well, here goes ~ said the auctioneer,
as he hesitatingly took a sip. "But l
can understand now why it is that you
people have to have seven saloons along
every block"
advertised abroad by people who come
here during the rainy season, when the
river is muddy. And it is not to be
wondered at, if one stops to reflect that
only our own people are accustomed to
the river water.
And yet, after the citizens of this city,
by majority of two to one, had declared
IN favor OF not only clear water but a
pure article, which was to have been sup
pied at the same cost as the dirty riv er
water, and without a dollars outlay in
advance, the authorities of the city have
refused to keep faith with the men who
were to supply the city with pure, clear
and healthful waller from subterranean
streams
Not only that, but they are talking
about putting the city to vast expense in
the purchase of new pumps and other
machinery which are to be used in
pumping the same Objectionable river
water that has kept Sacramento from be-
coming the second city in the State in
point of population.
Haven't we had about enough of that
sOup?
The record-union., 1894-12-01
CAR OF RUSSIA.
Stepniak Says He Can Make Himself
q Very Popular Ruler.

n Very Popular Ruler.
LONDON, Nov. 29.-Stepniak, the Rus
sian nihilist, in an interview to-day with
reporter of the Associated Press in re-
gard to the Cars popularity. said: "Of
course the Gar knows he is perfectly
safe in going out unattended. l know a
strong feeling in favor OF Cancellation
prevails among Russian revolutiouists.
The Car has wonderfully good cards in
his hands, and if he is not quite fool he
can make concessions which will recon-
Gle verybody and make him the most
popular Car Russia has ever known.
The Cars manifesto does not indicate
whether he will follow liberal or con-
servative policy. The praise bestow ed
on him by the general press as being lib
eral is perfectly gratuitous There is
nothing in the manifesto, however.
which can be blamed. 1t opens the way
to both courses. Beyond this there Is
nothing TO it. We must wait and see
what he will do with political offenders.
This is the chief point, in my mind.n