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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.
BRAN-$13 50@14 so p ton.
MTDDIINGS-S 7m1Q "a ton.

BRAN-$13 5U9l4 50 2 ton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ton
FEEDSTUFFS - Ground and rolled Barley,
Sl5 5O016; Oilcalze Meal at the mill, $25 p ton:
Cottonseed Oilcal<e, S24 p ton.
HAY-The new crop is on the eve of coming in
and the market is correspondingly depressed, espe
cally as there are large supplies of old stock on
hand. Wheat is quotable at $S@11 p ton; Wheat
and Oat, S8@l1 q ton; Barley, $7@S so: Dat.
SS0lO SO: Alfalfa, Sc SOFAS so: Glover, S7@S;
Compressed, $SG10 so; stock, $6@7 d ton.
STRA W-4OG65c "A bale,
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Grain and Merchandise.

wheat-May, 647sc.
Flour-Steady.
HOSPITALITY steady.
Wool-Firm.
etroleum-Nominal; United closed 50 051a bid.
Pigron-Steady; scotch, 19920ci American,
CopPer-Steady; brokers' price, SO so: exchange
Lead~sJeady: brokers' price, 50 90; exchange
price, 50 O712G3 10.
Tin-Steady: straits s13 s5913 90; plates quiet.
Spelter - Quiet; domestic, So 80. Sales on
change &c tons spot $13 49,
Cofee-Oruons opened 10 TO 20 points lower
and dull under weak Havre cables, ruled tame and
featureless ralIvfns partially on local covering.
Closed steady Al unchanged to 10 points net de-
cline Sales, $3.50 bags, including: May, $l3 75d
10 80: July 81 I 05; September, $l4 10; October,
$14 10; December, S14 05@14 10.
spot COffee-RiO, steady.
Mild-Quiet; Cordova lS12G19c: sales none.
Sugar-Raw firm. Sales: one cargo Muscovado
SO at Ills, ex-ship. Refined, quiet.
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PALACE uOTE

PALACE HOTEL.
I, FL Smith Hanford VIZ Hazleton, NewYork
ID Oppenhemer, n York w l. Elkins, Menlo Park
j III FIeckinger, San Jose w A Craig, CnlcaSO
WLHardng&w Chicago w T Minuse, New YORK
w A Hunt, England b L Howard, New orK
G L Locke, Michigan G. w Calder, Michigan
G H Dunn & wMichgan Kohl, San Mateo
Kerens, st Louis Miss Kerens, 81 LOUIS
Miss Mudd, st Louis 8 NJ Dodd, st Louis
Miss IIenton New York A Rusch & W, New YORK
Lippincott & W, Phila X l. Colgroove, Iowa
w l. Bush, Chicago 81 G Bond & W, Seattle
e G My New YORK TT Terry, New York
j Il Terry Jr, New York r Terry, New ! ork
r Terry Jr New York FIT PIet, New York
+ Oliver, Chicago w Oliver, New orK
w II Bates, Boston J III Colburn, Boston
Il McIlrow, New York A Datcha " W, y i rk
j ID smith, Minneapolis j ID Flower IL W, York
Miss Flower New York Ira s Kip Jr 81 W, y York
w Webb, London MrsBrograVeIS m, London
ID w Cowden, Kansas 1 B Meyer Cincinnati
K van Brunt, New DIRK
RUSS HOUSE.
] NJ Miller England e Moore, st Louis
NJ Kavanaugh Il w, Cal James Young, Arcata
f Morton, Redding j. F Mahoney, San Miguel
G Rebaylate, Portland A Kelly, San Quentin
NJ Allen, Ferndale l. w Burnes, Suisun
j. l. Blackmer ID w Horkey, 9uba City
C Gets Woodland III Il Pratt, Woodland
J G Jamison, Woodland w Mccain, Mott
G McCann Mott Dickey. Mott
r Story, Sisson i l. Story, Sisson
w w Lee. Sisson J Mccain Il ", Sisson
] Cathro Red Bluff G A Butler, Red Bluff
G Clark, Red Bluff f. Foley Alameda
ID J Price, Chicago + Fayerweather, Ill
z Mason, Little River + Lambacher 4 s, Cal
ID Jackson, SactO IL j Hopper, Mo
A j Goodrich, Sacto r Heath, Fresno
G w Thompson, Tomales
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
A A Gibson, Sulphur Crk A Magee. MERGED
] w Ellsworth, Alameda Arthur Below, Dixon
G g Warfield MERGED ii Birmingham, Ohio
g II Bulmont, Allegana r f Listo, Mont
G Listo, Mont ID Hutchinson, Staten Id
Mrs Grunther, Yuba City c Edwards, Grand Gorge
VIM Roberts, Guatemala Il Gives, Sierra Madre
Chas Peck Monterey o A Resland Monterey
Haight, Oakland E + Villev Sebastopol
s J Clifford, III A Humboldt, Oriskany
Player, Nevada City A Johnson, Wall Lake
Thos McQuaid, E p Weber, n S w
r II Arnett, Lodi ] w Green, Coulterville
LICK HOUSE.
A L Cressy, Modesto II Croft, Portland
+ A Cressy Modesto II Gurnsey Goconda
A c Maude, Bakersfield j Miller Bakersfield
Steele. Portland, Or Major II Dane & ", Mass
j Needham, Modesto E II AdamS&wf, n Y
] King d VT, San Jose CWhetmore, Crows Lndg
Il Walker, Kinwood A Moore, Cal
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET.

OMAHA, NEBR., April 25.- Cattle-Receipts
600. Market stronger. Steers, "a 1905 rs; bulk
81 6O66 40; COWS and heifers, 81 25@4; bulk
So 5Od3 go; stockers and feeders, 81 25@4; bulk
QOII
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Cash quotations were as follows FLOUR Firm.
No. 2 Spring Wheat, 64CG65c; No Spring
Wheat, nominal; No 2 Red, 60@6O14c No 3
Corn. 47(14714c; No. Oats, 7sc: No. 2 White
325s(d33c; No. White, 32140325sc: No q
Rye, Csc; No. Barley, 53c; No 8. 5l@53c:
No A. 4Sc; No. l Flax Seed. 81 431h; Prime
Timothy Seed, IS 90 Mess Pork p bbl
$i2 2O@12 So; Lard, 2 100 MS. SIS s5@s s7i 1s'
Short Ribs. Sides Qoose) So 25@6 271h; Dry
Sailed Shoulders (boxed), $5@51R; Short
Clear Sides (boxed), So 5596 so; Whisky, dis
tlIIers' finished goods, p gal, 81 20; Sugar cut
loaf Also: granulated, 4.12c; standard A, 4.O3c
on the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter mar
ket was steady. CTeameries, 10@l9c; Diaries S6l
lsc Eggs, firm, 12@l214c.
Livestock.
About 1000 cattle were received to-day, and as
there was better demand for dressed and Eastern
sblppers prices ruled stronger, and in numerous
Instances about 10c per 100 lbs higher The ex-
IRENE range for native beef steers weighing from
$50 to 1900 is S4C14 20; good selling at So Is
and upward. But hers and Gamers stuff is lower
than a week ago, COWS and hefers selling at 81 go
ass but few bring much more than "a or less
than 81 rs. Texas cattle are becoming plentier
and sales are fairly large at steady prices, steers
Weighing ll90 bringing So 1884 go.
Including the 5000 head left over from yesterday
there were 2s 900 hogs in the yards to-day. Buy
ers started in early in the day. and prices ruled
strong from the opening at an average advance OF
&c per 100 pounds The best heavy weights
brought So and the choicest mixed went for "a 3d.
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Sc: Graham Flour Sc; oatmeal, 414c; Dat Groats,
&c; Cracked Wheat, 312c; Buckwheat Flour, &c;
Pearl Barley, 414@434c q ID.
CoRNMEAL, ErC.-Table Meal, 3@31ac; Feed
Corn, $25@25 so; Cracked Corn, $26@26 80 q ton;
Hominy, 412(6434c q h.
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EASTERN COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, n. V, April %. - Cotton, dull;
middlings, 1516c; net receipts 666; gross, 1865
exports TO the Continent, 1000; forwarded, 10;
sales none; stock, 227,S
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
EXPORTS OF WINE.

Exports of Wine from California during the first
quarter Of 1895 were 437S, 1888 gallons, valued at
81 100000 against ,2S9 700 gallons at 81 l4O 900
during the same period in 1894 The wine bust
ness continues to show a steady increase.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.


LIVERPOOL, Eng, April 25.-The spot market
is steady at 5s ldG5s I'd. Cargoes are firm at
25s Cd on passage, 24s Sd for prompt shipment and
25s May-June shipment
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter:
April, 5s 34d; May, IS 34d; June, 5s s4d; July,
IS lad; August IS 34d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, ENG, April %. - Consols lO536:
silver, 30 9-l6d; French Rentes. 1927 l71ac.
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PORTLAND's BUSINESS.

PORTLAND, Or, April 24.-Exchanges, S144,-
81: balances, S26,12S.
Wheat-Walla Walla, 47@4sc q bu3hel; Valley,
5065O19c = bushel.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY.

CTEAMERS LEAVE ASPINWALL <7saR~
Southampton calling en- route at Cerbourgh,
France, and Plymouth to land passengers. -
Through bills of lading, in connection WIN Ine
Pacific Mail s. s Co., issued for freight ana treas
ure to direct ports in England and GERMANY. .,
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Plymouth,
Cherbourg, Southampton. First class, $3.50; tnIru
class, SCI so. For further particulars apply 10
PARROTT & CO., Agents,
306 California st
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FLOUR AND MILLsrUFFs.

FLoUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras.
So 25@3 35 p bbl: Bakers extras. AZ lbM3 Of.
superfue, 50 1902 35 p bbl
MILL STUFFS-Rye Flour, 31ac p h; Rye Meal,
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HEuMATISM
8 IA and COUT

Have been successfully treated Tor many years in
Europe by the wonderful remedies of the cee-
brated
DR.. LayiIle of Paris.
LAYILLE'S LIQUOR
Quickly and thoroughly removes from the system
all causes of acute attacks.
LAVILLE'S Pills
VIII permanently cure the most complicated and
stubborn of chronic cases. Pamphlets giving full
Information sent free by the Agents of the United
States.
E. FoUGERA q CO., 80 North William St, n. Y
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MORNING SESSION,

MORNING SESSION.
Board-30 Hutchinson p Co, IL.
Street-$20OO Californa-st X Il Bonds, 1093l
$1,000 Edison l. & P Bonds, 1O9; $4,000 V az.
Bonds, 9Sl4I
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-S5 Hutchinson p Co, 1888
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.

Money on call easy at 112@2%; last loan 11a%;
closed l12%. Prime mercantile paper, 3s4@5%.
Sterling exchange easier, with actual business
i'm bankers bills at 81 S914@4 $685. for de-
mand and 81 SS14@4 1855 for sixty days. Posted
rates, 81 S9d4 1912 aud "a 90@4 e012. CONNER
cial bills 81 S7424 1874. Silver certificates, 677s
@6Sc.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN 1H.a
u Francisco for ports in Alaska, A. NJ, Gz.zA&f
April 5. 20 May 5, 20, June 4, 9, 49, "a.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
April 5, TO- 10, 20, Is, 80, and every fifth day
thereafter.
For Eureka Humboldt Bay, steamer Pomona
every Wednesday at p. NJ.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports,
April 3, z II, Is, 49, %, ~ and every fourth day
thereafter. s A.. M.
For san Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo (Los
Angeles) and Newport, April /, 5, g. IS, II, q, 20
30 and every fourth day thereafter, at IL A. N.
For ports IN Mexico, 10 A. N, 18th OF each
month, steamer Willamette Valley
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GOODALI4 PERKINS & CO., General Agents,
10 Market st.. San Francisco.
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET,

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 512@6c; choice, 61sc p n 4;
SECOND quality, 412@bc; third do, 3@4c p b.
VEAL-Large, 46n5c; small, 51s0D6c p h.
HANDSPRING, 66D7c p ID.
PORK-Ltve Hogs 3(9314c for soft, 4041sc
y h for hard and 3s4@4c q ID for feeders; dressed
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board vest erday:
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco
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AFrERNoov sFssIoN-2:3O.
REGULAR sEssIoN-lO:S(

Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock
ra N-aaf
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CREEK ROUTE FERRY.

From SAN FRANGISCO-Foot Of Market Street tSlip ST.
400 500 SEQ s1oo0 HOGAN.
sl2:ao tl;0o 1900 $500 400 500
Prom OiKLlED-FOot Of Broadway 600 100
500 1900 1000 'll:O0 AN, 1890
1880 AGO $50 SEQ 500 I'M
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HYDROGRAPHIC BULLETIN.
BRANCH HYDRoGRAPHIo OFFICE. q. s. Nj
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO. April 20, 1895. }
The time ball on Telegraph Hill was dropped
exactly at noon to-day. e., at noon of the 10th
meridian, or at exactly NJ, Greenwich time
A. +. FEcHTELER,
Lieutenant U. :. NJ in charge.
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ASHES TO CURE CUTS.
Russian Physicians Revive the Ccssaclz
Mcthoi o. Treating Wounds,

Russian Physicians Revive the Ccssaclz
Mcllot % Treating Wounds.
Some OF The best known physicians in
Russia are strongly advocating The adoD-
ZION in the Government hospitals of AN
Old Cossack custom OF treating cuts ana
wounds with ashes. The Cossack peas
antry have treated cases in this fashion
from time lmmemOrial, and Dr.. Pashkotf.
Il Russian physician VINO has been study
ing ne treatment, recently said in an IN
tervleW III a Russian medical journal:
- strongly recommend the treating OF
severe cuts and wounds with ashes FIX
pertinent has convinced me of the thor
ough efficacy OF the treatment, and. in
addition, 1t Is cheap, takes little time To
arrange, ana does away with bulky band
ages, which have always been the bane
o. nurses and physicians. The best ashes
are those resulting from the burning OF
some cotton stuff or linen, and ONLY a
very thin layer should be applied, If the
wound has been made by some dirty in
sirument. ana there is danger of blood
poisoning, II should be first washed thor
oughiy with lotion. The ashes. with
tie blood, forms Il hard substance, under
which the most severe cuts heal with re-
murkaUle rapidity."
ashes on twenty-eight cases OF cuts. and
only Two OF the entire number failed 10
result successfully. These cases would
have been cured, too, had not the nurses
failed TO apply prescribed lotions to the
wounds before the physicians took them
IN charge. Ii Is extremely probable that
the ashes treatment viii be adopted in
the ST. Petersburg hospitals before long.
New York sun.
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HANGING THAT WAS A FARCE
The Would-Be Victims Grim Jok,
IuIn ned DEAN Into ifn

Inc ould-Be Victims Grim Joke
TUNED Death Into Life.
A resident OF Noro, in Finland, lived a
cat-ahi- uog lie with his wife, who finally
decided 10 RID herself OF him by poison.
W I'm THIS charitable intent she went 10
the village druggist and asked for arsenic
TO XIII the rats which oYerran her house.
As there are almost no rats at aliin Noro.
the pharmacist began TO have his suspi-
clons, and gave her powdered sugar, at
the Same time cautioning her to use it
with great care.
lie thought it well, moreover, to tell
the incident TO her husband. who natu-
rally watched lis vile thereafter with
considerable curiosity. He was not slow
10 remark with what soIicitude his dear
spouse mas ened TO add TO his food a white
po%uer which she pretended was sugar.
and which was sugar in fact.
Nlshlng TO carry out the farce to the
emu, he pretended TO be poisoned, throw
ing himself on the ground in commissions
and finally falling into a state OF syn
cope. Inc gOou woman now took q cord,
passed 1t tenderiy around the neck of the
dear deiuuct, and succeeded, alter c0nsid-
eraO49 effort, IL hauling him up to the
limb of tree at a hight that she JUDGED
proper. quite satisfied with her task she
did not stop TO examine The corpse, but
departed al once TO inform the neirhbyr-
hood the misfortune that had belalien her.
Soon every one knew that neighbor Sell
qulst-that was the suicides name-had
hanged himself His widow was in
despair, All the neighbo assen! bled at
the house to Wow the body
But great was the surprise of the viii
layers ana tue terror OF the faithful spouse
When, ON arriving at the house OF mourn
lng, they found the suicide comfortably
Installed before a table RECALLING himself
with The best product of his kitchen and
his cellar. the better TO repross the feelings
aroused by the murder which he had just
undergraduate York World.
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Tie Kerstous q Inc A.,

In the matter Of health is vigor. which
means not merely muscular energy. but
an active discharge OF the various func-
tons of the body, such as digestion. secre-
ton OF bile, the action of the bowels. the
circulation OF the blood. Nothing more
actively and thoroughly contributes TO
the united performance OF these functions
than the renowned tonic and regulator.
Hnstetter's stomach BItters. The result
OF lis use Is a speedy gain ia strength.
together with the agreeable consciousness
that the tenure OF life is being strength
ened-that one is laying up a store OF VT
tality against the unavoidable drauehts
which old age make upon the system.
| The tortIiylug influence of the Bitters
constitute IL q reliable safeguard against
malaria, rheumatism and kidney trouble.
Appetite and sleep improve through its
| use, and it protects the system from the
effects OF cold and damp.
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FAKE MEDIUMS. &"
Professor Bell Gives Them Hauling
Over tho Goals.

Professor Bell Gives Them a Hauling
Over the Goals.
The lecture delivered by Professor Bell
at Turner Hall last evening drew a large
and intelligent audience who listened
with interest to the lecturer from start to
finish. The Professor is an eloquent
speaker and possesses a clear, musical
voice that reaches distinctly to every por-
ton OF the hall.
In the course OF his remarks he made a
severe attack on all Undertaking fakes"
as he terms them, and stated positively
that no phenomenon has yet been pre-
scented by any OF them that could not be
easily explained.
The speaker also claimed that platform
MEDIUMS are combined in secret society
that reaches from coast to coast, and
form fraternity for the sole purpose
OF procuring Information about promi-
neut persons who were interested in their
so-calied spi2'itualism, and OF reading the
records inscribed upon the family grave
stones.
After giving the American Protective
ASSOCIATION a severe dressing down, The
Professor invited two persons Of each sex
10 the platform, where he explained
their invidual characteristics as re-
vealed by phrenology.
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TIE HIGH TIDE Al GETTYSBURG


y cloud possessed the hollow field
The gathering natt!es smoky shield.
Athwart tue gloom the iltHtn Ing dashed,
And through tie cloud some nogstmel
And from the nigiits the thunder peaIed.
Tnen IT the brief command OF Lee
Moved out that AatcGIgS> lufstnIry
With icGett leading .Erandly down,
10 rush against the loar.ug crown
OF those dread nights OF destiny
Far heard above The angry guns
a cry across me tumuIi runs
Iae voice That rang thro lgn Shilohs wood.
and Ciljcha!uauga sOiItUdes.
The fe2ce south cheering on her sons!
All. how the whitening tempest blew
Against the form OF PettigTau!
kamsin wind in2t Scorched aud Singed
Like that Internal Ilame that frmgeu
The British squares Al Waterloo.
\ thousand tell where Kemper led:
y thousand uacd where Garrett bleG:
IN binding flame and straGg!in,s smoke
The remnant through the batteries oroae
And crossed The works vita Aruisiead.
Once more in GIory'S van with mel
Virginia cried - Tennessee:
I'VE Two together. come what may
shall STAND upon tines works to-day!'
! lIhe reudest Gay IN histOry.)
Brave Tennessee! III reckless way
. Virginia heard her conrade say:
close round This rent and riddled rag,!'
What time she sej Iur batU.e-flag
Amid the guns OF doubleday.
But who shall break the guards who wait
, Before tue awtui face o. Fa.e2
J ne tatterco standards OF the South
Were sEE.ve!cd a. the cannon 5 mouth,
And al her hopes were dcsJlate.
In vain the Tcnnasseean set
his breast against the DAVOnetI
IN vain virginia charged aad ragged.
a t'sress IN her wrath unc;tged,
| TIL All thc Aiil was rcd aud wet.
Above the bayonets. mixed and crossed.
Meu saw "a gray. gigantic -host
hcCeain- tuloHE., the battle cloud
Aud heard across the temnesi loud
( The death cry OF u nation lost!
The brave went down Without disgrace
! They ieapcl TO Ruin red embrace.
They only heard Fame 5 thunder : wake
Anu stN the CaE&sIng suu-Oar,t break
IN smiles on Glory bloody face!
TEey fell, VINO lifted up a hand
Al.0 PAGE Inc san IN ht;tTe 10 stand
they sinote and fell. who set t!se ours
A@atns. the progress OF the stars
Ana stayed the ma en- OF NOtheriandI
They stood, who saw the future come
| On through The fights delIyium
IneF SmCte and stood, who nelG the hone
or nations on that slippery SIope
Amid The cheers OF Christendom.
God lives! lie forged the iron VIII
Ihat ciuvchcd and ueld thaj trem bling hill.
Gou iINes and rci-nS! Ee built ana tent
Iile nights for kreedom battIcnlent
/ " here iioais her Tag in triumph still!
Fold up the banners! Smelt the guns,
Love rules. Her gentler purI o5s runs
y mighty mother turns in tears
Tie pages OF her battle years,
1 | "a ! "a tall f,.
VIII H. Thompson
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Sheriff McKillican of Oakland is in the
city.
\. ShurtleT of Auburn is here on a
visit.
Ben Stern, the theatrical manager, is at
the Golden Eagle.
James Whitaker of Gait is registered at
the Capital Hotel.
Frank }. Mol1itt, ex-editor of the Oak
land Times, IS looking on at the Legisla-
ture.
Mrs. w. I. Marvin of Victoria, B. c..
IS mere on visit to friends. Mrs. Mar
Vim was formerly Miss Maye Kewen.
ID. Bailey, a former resident of this city,
VINO has been living for some time at
Milan, Italy, is among his old friends
again.
The many friends of VIII E. Connolly,
formerly Of this city, will be panied TO
learn lac is lying dangerously iii. at the
residence OF his wite's parents, near Ell
mira, Solano County.
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BRIEF NOTES

Postmaster Leake announces that here
alter the mail for the Eastern Overland
VIII close at $3.50 i. NJ. instead OF . O'Clock
as in the past
A san francisco couat has granted a die
MIcnelli. The plaintiff was formerly
Penelope CROSSE, the comely girl who
used 10 march with the Bersaglieri Guard
here as a yivandiere.
California Division No. ). L. r. X.
OF +. has elected the following officers:
Captain, w. J. Hogan; First Lieutenant.
Chrls Mukie; Second Lieutenant, j.
MuiIuyiouS; Recorder. W. b. OIdfeid;
Treasurer, L. c. Creator.