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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-01-30

.
THE Pittsburgh Post insists that az
though the delegates from this county
- the Democratic State Convention
were instructed for Hancock. the people
OF the county, and certainly one Of the
delegates, are for Tlden: It is barely
possibie that the Post in its blind devo-
tion. to Mr.. Tilden, knows more about
the weight of Democratic sentiment in
Cambria than the Democrats of the
county themselves DO. There arc a good
many newspaper editors in this State
who think they know ali about the pre-
ferences Of the DeanscTacy in any given
county for the Presidency. but they
really don't kno. anything more about
them than they Go about the Choctaw
language. This paper, for several good
and sufficient reasons. is for Horatio
Seymour, but we do not claim that the
Democracy OF the county are for him.
They may be for Tilden, iHnt no living
man can speak knowingly on the sub
ject; on they may prefer Hancock, or
Bayard, or Thurman, og Hendricks.
One Of the delegates, NH. David Hum
phreys, may be Tiide5n man. as the
Post AYERS. and it world be>a strange
thing i he, like every 3,ther Democrats s
had no preference Rn9ng the different
candidates. But if M Hlifhphreys was
not instructed, he has loo much political
experience to espoussf the cause of Til
den, or that Of any other nan, in The
State Convention, lnless he believed
Shat his nominstien was The best and
strongest that could be made. We can
say the same tiling, we think, for Mr.
John Sonervjlle, he other deleeate-
Neither Of them VIII rush TO coneIu-
Sion without due consideration.
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ANSWER THIs.-Di you ever know anv
person to ne III, without inaction of the
stomach, liver or kidneys, or did YOU ever
know one who was we'll when either was
ohstructed or inactive? And did YOU ever
know or hear of any case of the Kind tina.
Hop Bitters would not cure2 Ask your
neighbor this same question.
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WoRD comes from Washington. says
the Philadelphia Record, that ex-Gov-
ernor Horatio Seymour, while positively
refusing to be candidate for the presi-
DENTAL nommination, would possibly
not decline IL he were to be unanimously
called to the position. 1t would then
be his duty to accept. No true patriot
would hesitate to be candidate under
such circumstances, unless by so doing
he would establish precedent not in
harmony with the spirit of our institu-
fIons
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O,COyOR ANSWERED.

As an antidote TO the gloomy prophe-
cfes of Charles O'Conor. recently pub
lished, the Lancaster InteIIgencer directs
The attention of its readers TO republi-
cation OF the letter written to that pa
per some months ago by Judge Black on
the same theme that engaged Mr.. o.
COnor in his letter to the Newark club.
Judge Blacks letter was written OF
course without any controversial pur-
pose and with no regard especially TO
anybody's contrary view OF the question;
but il will serve none the less completely
to meet the points raised by A1r. O'COn-
or. and presents forcible reasons why
his pessimist view of the situation should
not gain popular prevalence. Great re-
forms always move slowly, and though
we see the uproOting OF governmental
evils and political wrongs with snail-lke
sometimes crab-like--pace, toward the
victory of popular liberty, if we do but
look back to the great advance made in
our position within dozen years it will
be seen that the experience OF the past
has hopeful lesson for the future. The
clouds have been rs dark and the situa-
tion as threatening as Mr.. O'COnOr pic
tuTed but he does not seem to have seen
the riffs Of light that have since broken
through and dispersed the gloom where
Judge Blacks clearer eye now reaches.
Up to the time that his own magnificent
protest was heard in the supreme court
in the Milliken case, that the remnant
of civil liberty left US should be spared
by the judicatory into whose hands was
then committed the destiny of the ma
tiOn, there had been steady progress, un-
stayed by law. towards n subversion Of
har
in it for constitutional law, personal
liberty, and the overthrow of the infa-
nous system of military commissions,
was the vernal equinox in our history.
The brooks were not unlocked from the
ice fetters at once, nor the March winds
tempered, nor did the trees all of sud
den burst into bloom and the birds set
to singing But the time was at hand
when 4 change was sure to come and
the events were happening that were
big with the promise Of better things.
Mark the progress that Democracy
has made since the time when Judge
Black says the outlook for the republic
was more hopeless than that Of Prone
theus. State after State has been wrest-
ed from Republican control until the
opposition are not left in charge Of more
than half of them, and only intestine
troubles can defeat the Democratic nOmi-
nee for President. The lobby has bee
almost utterly scourged from the capi-
tol, the et-baggers are scattered to
the winds. and, whatever the theory
of the Republicans, surely we have COM
PEELED them to decanter practices.
1t remains for the Democracy to fin
ish the work so auspiciously hegan- and
when the contest looks hopeless and ra-
vens of III omen croak despair, it is we'll
for the voices of men who have seen the
darker days, like Judge Black, and led
us up from them. to remind the falter
ing Of how far we have already come
from Egypt on the way to the promised
land.
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TIE Democratic National Committee
viii meet at Washington on the 22d of
February, TO fix upon the place and time
of holding the convention to nominate
candidates for President and Vice Prs
itfsff
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The following account OF a very trying sit
uation appears in the Palladium, of New Ha-
ven Conn

1t has been the custom Of Engineer sShcrbert Of
Hsrpers paper mill. 10 put the mill in motion on
Monday mornings just after midnight Ycstcr-
day, however. the man who relieves Sherbert al s
eor with his Left hand caught in tho cogs Of the
wheels. The prisoner heard his relief approach
Ing and shouted to him to turn of the water This
done he war soon relieved At miduigIt. he said
just before startling the mill. he the wheel
10 grease the cogs, turning on Just water enough
TO move the wheel slowly. His hand caught
IN the cngs and the wheel stopped. lie was uu-
able to release himself and his cries for help we're
not answered 50 he made the best Of his pred ca
ment Tor six long hours until he rcIea sed. He
seem. To- have suffered pain when held a prison
er, but on being released the pain from the hed
member was intense"
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WASTED.--Sherman & CO., Marshall.
Mich, want an agent in this county at once,
AT salary Of 500 per month and expenses
PAID. For fu'i particulars address as above.
'1f-gt "
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TIE HOOD ORPHAN MEMORIAL FUND
General c. 7. Reauregard,
NEW ORLEANS. 1850.

The entire proceeds arising from the sale or this
work devoted 10 The Hood Orphan Memorial
Fund. which Is invested in United States Regis
tered Bonds Tor the nurture care. suVu0rt and ed
ucation OF the ten infants deprived of their parents
last summer AZ New Orleans, ftle melancholy 10.
edents OF which sad Bereavement are stil fresh IN
the public mind.J
TIE BOOK Is AZ ELEGANT CCrEvo. CONTAINING
$50 FACES. WITH = FTSE PHuTCGEAPH Likeness
AND LINE STEEL ESGEAvISG. MADE ExPEEssLT 7
FoE THIS WORK, FOUR LAEGE MAPS OF RATTLE
FIELDS. BOUND ~ HANDSOME GRAY ESGLrsH
CLOTH. AT THREE DOLLARS. or J., A EISE
SuEEP BINDING. WITH MARBLE EDgB. THREE
Bound MOROCCO. LTBEAET STYLE. FOUR DOL
LARS. OR ~ EEsT LTvAST TTEEEH Morocco.
FCL- GILT SIDES AND EDGTS EEN = DOE.I.A Rs.
ON the receipt from any person reuitfiug y mail
OF express OF the amount 4a -HEstegei letter
by postal order. bank dra-t or check COPY = IN
re Immediately sent tree OF postage. registered as
secCnd-clssE matter
The volume il published in the hest gtvrr q tr-
Qography. on elegant paper. WIKI Illustrations e1-
ccuted as highest specimens uI art
The author, the subject, the purpose. all alike
render 1t worthy place in every lhrary.-Ou every
desk-or upon the book shelf of every house IN the
country.
sgeHts s-anfed IN crerg ;oarn aad c0uafv n the
JHtfec NfCfef. and preference tril br girsu
orabiy discharged veterans from the cr1lc.
To the ladies who feel desire to express their
sympathy with The Hood Orphan Memorial Fund.
the sale o. tis book among their circle OF friends
viii anord an excellent way OF contributing Sub
stantial aid 90 so deserving cause.
FOR TERMS. RATES To AGENTS ETC
ADDRESS WITH FULL LPARTICJLAR~,
GenI &. T. BeaureEard, Publisher,
OK BEHALF OF ThE HOOD MEMORIAL FUND
ll-30l NEW ORLEANS, Ia. Tsm.l
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TNR1AL LIST for Adjourned Court. to
a be held at Ebensburg. on the 10th February.
i. ID. 1880:
Mclcrinitb Flynn et al
c. =. O'DONNEII4, Prothonutarv
Prothonot2ry's Once. Ebsnsburr, ia 10 ISso-lt
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NOTICE -Storekeepers and others
~ throughout the county who h,tve ,lr,lr,ssr, !,
furs on hand win consult their own interests BY
tham and pay tho highest cash prices
JACOB wFISSE e
E0ensburg. Jan. 81. 1851. st
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ENOR SALE OR RENT offer for
=. sale OF rent my FARM located near Portage,
and good Barn, with good Watss-povyer The
arm contains loo acres. under fence and is situate
For terms apply 70 the undersigned AT Portage
a. any time OF at Eoonsburg duriu-- the December
Sessloh O. tourt JOSEPH ITEL.
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METROPOLITAN TnEATER.-The Pepper Mystery was
gwen to good house LIST evening for the benefit of
the Protestant Orphan Asylum. Beside the illusion
Miss Lizzie Francis, C. NJ. Gray kidder and o Mera
Ed Leary and Flint, and Gleason of the Capital
City and Dramatic Club appeared in specialties.
SACRAMENTO CADETs.-This fine company, Captain
Mc2wen commanding, was out with martial music
between II and IL o'clock last night, and compli
mented its friends BY firing sautes in their honor.
The RECORD UNION was among those remembered,
and acknowledges the compliment.
EUREKA LoDGE.-Eureka Lodge No. 4, l.. o. o. F.,
elected the following officers last evening: N c.,
Charles R. Parsons " G., Benjamin Preston;
Sec, E. Clover, p G.5P. Sec, ". b. Davies, 2. G..
Treasurer, A. Lewick, P. G.
For GAMING. Officer Dolan last evening arrested
George Soule for gaming, the complaint Of C. B.
Adams. This is the second time the plaintiff has
had the defendant arrested on that charge within
two weeks.
THANKs.-We acknowledge the receipt from Vein
stock & Lubin, last evening, of box of Victoria
Regalia cigars OF such superior quality that in high
appreciation willing hands quickly disposed OF them.
PAINFUL AccTDENT.-Last evening Mrs. W. L.
Pritchard slipped and fell upon the sidewalk in front
of her residence at Fifteenth and II streets, and
broke one OF the bones of her right wrist.
JAIL BREAKING 1T WooDLAND.-A dispatch was
received at the police office in this city last evening
from Woodland announcing that five persons had
broken out of Jail at that place
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The COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 80, 1879.
65ll-Le Roy Vs. Estudlo-Judgment and order
affirmed and the opinion heretofore delivered will
stand the opinion Of the Court. Remittiur
forthwith q dissent upon the grounds set forth
in my dissenting opinion heretofore filed. Wal
lace, C. j.
Il, 3s4-People VS.. Palmer Judgment reversed
and cause remauded, with directions to the Court
below to override the demurrer to the Indictment
Remittitur forthwith.
TUESDAY, December Both.
65Ss-Wood W. Tomlinson-M Motion for leave to
file petition for rehearing denied
6211-People vs. Rich-order reversed. Remit
titur forthwith.
6l66-People Va ACKNOWLEDGMENT reversed
and cause remanded, with an order to the Court
below to sustain the demurrer to the complaint
Reuitttur forthwith
6l67-People VS. Delany, 6l6S-People vs. Ram
sey, 6l6S-Pe0ple vs.. Ferry, 6l64-People vs. Dick
ilis n. 6165-People vs.. Observation-Disclosures re-
versed and cause remanded, with directions TO
sustain the demurrer to the complaint Remittirur
forthwith
6576-People vs.. Knox Judgment affirmed Re-
r1itfitlr forthwith.
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DIR. Henry SLADE,
Notice to Creditors Of InSOlVent.

EN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE COUNTY
4 of Sacramento. State Of Californa.-A. j.
WETZI.AR VS.. HIS CRE0I UAS Pursuant to an
order OF Hon Robert c. CT rk, Judge otsaid County
Court, notice is hereby given to III the creditors OF
the said nsovent, \. J. WETZLAR, to be and
appear before the said Judge, in open Court, at the
Court room of said Court at Sacramento city, on
the I'd day of FEBRUARY, 1850, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
of that day, then and there to show cause if any
they can, why the prayer of said msolvent should
not be granted, and assignment OF his estate be
made and that he be discharged from his debts and
liabilities, in pursuance Of the statute in such case
made and provided; and in the meantime all
proceedings against said iusolvent be stayed
Witness, my hand and seal of said Court, this
3Ist day of December, 1879
IsEAL.l THOMAS H. BERKEY, County Clerk.
BY WN B. HAMILTON, Deputy Clerk.
W. A. ANDERSON, Attorney for Petitioner
ilI-ISw4wTh+
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Business Advertisements.
Ackernah & Co, crockerY and glassware.
Lindley & Co.'S announcement.
grand success-Lightning saving machine.
To the public-C. H. Stevens & Co.
Report OF the National Bank OF D. O. Mills & Co
California Artificial Stone Paving Co.
II. n. Cook, oak tanned betting and hose
Pacific Business College San Francisco.
Iron pipe for gas and water-Montague < Co.
Fairbanks scales Huntington, Hopkins 4 Co.
HOstetter's bitters
Alderman Co, glassware etc
Glidden's barb wire-Jones & Givens
Notice to those who stole wooden sausages
Notice to creditors OF insolvent
Prices famous California carvers
Furnished house to let.
Buyers get their luckiest bargains.
No more rheumatism or govt.
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Written for the RECORD UNION
A NEW YEARS MONODY.

In Spero &c.
year! year!
hope! fear
Like ripples on the stream.
Like moonlight's fading beam,
They come; they pass.
All me alas
This life is vapor,
A Pickering taper.
In flowing sympathies, in surging sorrows,
In hopeful ecstacies, in glad to-morrows,
This rapid present runs its winding race,
And man at last awakes III deaths embrace.
truth a lie!
joy a sigh
Flow, mingllng, as a wave
That makes a common grave
For good and i'll.
Mysterious still
Its surface yeXed
Its depths perplexed
With adverse passions that will never rest,
The heart is seething in its troubled breast
Eager for JOY, its seizes present pain,
And worships phantom folles Ger again.
birth u breath
toll a death
Then ope's the drear@ tomb
To which all flesh must come,
And life is done
Its goal is won
Dreams all are ended,
Plans all expended
In awful silence now, the dust, asleep,
Throbs with no love- nor heeds if friendship weep
The marble cold, the lower-enameled knoll,
Conceal and guard the dwelling of a soul.
soul sin
All, how and when
Shall these disparted be?
What healing ministry
OF suffering grace
For Adams race
Has weeping heaven
In mercy given?
4 loving presence shines upon our night;
Inearnate truth difTuses living light;
Man dies to sin, then dies no more forever,
But dweIls in God, to be discovered never. .
NOlUNIS UMBRA.
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CoRoygE's INQUEST. Coroner yermilya returned
yesterday from Folsom, 10 which place he hsd gone
TO hold an inques5 upon the body OF son of Alex.
ander Milroy. aged q little over 3 years. who was
drowne,. Tuesday afternoon. 1t appears that his
Lsher was at work ct the Branch Prison and his
mother momentariy absent from home, when the
child playing at mining ditch in the Of the
house, fed in and was drowned. The Coroner's
jury found that the death was accidental
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ADvEETIsEslsNT MENTION.

Races at Agricultural Park Saturday.
Public installation-Sons of Temperance.
Attention, Republican Sailor Boys.
Sacramento Battalion, l. O. O. F., tonight.
DR.. Henry Slade, medium
Military orders from Colonel Raymond
Gard OF thanks-Sarsfeld Guard.
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CARD OF THANKS.
ARMoEy Co. C, SAEsnElD GUARD,

ARMOEy Co. C, SAEsFIEiD GUARD.
SACRAMENTO, December 20, 1879.
The officers and members OF Company q desire
thus publicly 10 return their thanks to Lieutenant.
Colonel Raymond. Major White, and the staff Off
GERS of the FIRST Battalion of Infantry Company A,
Captain kearney; Sacramento Light Artillery, Cap
tain Atwood; Sacramento Hussars, Captain Run
stailer; Sacramento Cadets Captain McEwan, and
the Independent Drum Corps, Major Shields, for
their kina expressions of sympathy and assistance
in paying the last ad tribute OF respect to our late
comrade, Parker Sheehan. BY order of the Company.
I. W. SHEEHAN, Captain.
D. j. LONG, @. s. ial.lt
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DISTRICT coURT.-prssos. Jude.

WEDNESDAY,, December 81, 1879. a
Annie Hamilton vs. George Hamilton-Decree "
divorce in favor OF plaintiff, on the ground Of
cruelty.
J. NJ Upham vs. Hanson Bros.-Defsntant al
lowed 20 days additional time to prepare and serve
notice of motion for new trial.
Isaac E. Davis vs.. N. N. Drew-Jadgmont for
plsintf for $50.
Adjourned.
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BANK EXAMINATION.

The State Bank Commissioners yesterday exam
ned into the affairs of the Capital Savings Bank of
this city and report as follows:
SACRAMENTO, December 81, 1879.
To Hon. 10 Hamilton, Attorney General-Dear
Sir: We beg to report that We have examined the
affairs of the C .pta Savings Bank eli this city.
Herewith please find statement of its assets and
liabilities the Doth instant, at the close of bust
ness. Very respectfully,
EVAN J. COLEMAN,
ROBERT WATT,
Rnrnl fhInhics ;1ntni-
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Marriott

Sacramento, December So-By Rev. T. H. 3. Ander-
son, Z. T. Mapel to Ida Grove, late Of Carthage,
III.
Sacramento, December 2e-By Rev E H Ward NJ
II. Bedolfe, Of San Franeiseo, to Sarah a. Hsnly,
Of this city.
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LIABILITIES

State Of California county OF Sacramento 81
Frank Miller, Cashier oil the abOve-named bank. do
soiemny swear that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief
FRANK MILLER, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO before me tbis 9Ist dav
Of December, 1879
lsEAL.l BENZ. ID. KENNEDY, Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
Z. III. HUBBARD
w: CHAMBERLAIN, Directors
jal-lt FRANK MILLER
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DIED.,

Red Bluff, December II LYDIA Belle Endicott,
month and days
Red Bluff, Decem1er lT-William Nckensey Hughes.
~ years, IL months and II days
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Not Diamonds mt All.

LONDON, December 31st-Mr Ma, kelyne, OF the
Mineral Department Of the British Museum, writes
the Times that after thorough test OF the So
cledcrystalizedfo forms OF carbon obtained by James
Mclean, OF the st. BolloX Chemical Works. whosu
posed that he bad discovered process Of making
diamonds, be (Mr. Markelyne) has hesitation in
declaring that they are rot di4monds at all, but
consist ~ n c1mnouni If silica
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
RATIONAL COLD BANK OF D. 0. MILLS & co.

a t SACRAMENTO, IN THE STATE OF CALI.
"A iornia, at the close of business December -.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST BATTALION INFANTRY
FOURTH BRIGADE, n. G. c.,
SACRAMENTO, December 81, 1872.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST BATTALION INFANTRY
FOURTH BRIGADE, n. G. c.
sAchAAENTo, December 81, 1872
ESPECIAL ORDERS No. 2o.l
l. Companies A aud C of this Battalion are
ne eby ordered to be in readiness tc receive the Wis
llng companies from San Francisco on the eve of
tne Inauguration OF Governor Perkins and the Wis
ting companies from Chico and Stockton ON The
morning of such Inauguration
ii. Companies and G. will be in readiness for or
efs 10 assemble at the Pavilion the day of inau
guratlon, 10 attend the ceremonies thereof
III. Inc Captains OF Companies and G will
make arrangements TO give the officers and priyates
of their commands immediate ncfice after * 80,
ance OF such orders
~. No Burroughs viii be granted. except by the
Commanding Officer of the Battalion, and upon the
recommendation OF a Captain.
" Ihe Captain Of the Sacramento Light Artillery
viii report for orders at Battalion HEADQUARTERS at
~ clock A. NJ. on Inauguration day.
VI The Sacramento HusSars Sacramento Cadets
ana Sacramento Zcuaves and all military organiza.
tons Ia this state invited 70 participated with
TINS bIttall II in the inaugural ceremonies like
invitation Is hereby extended to all civic organiza-
ions and to delegations from cities and towns Nil.
ay or civic organizations accepting this invitation
VIII report as soon possible Adjutant Guthrie
az NO - j s rect, Sacramento, in order that an
prOprlate places IN their line may be assigned
VI. Lieutenant John T. Carey and Lieutenant
T. Chesley are hereby specially assigned 10 pro-
Nue proper entertainment on inaugural day for the
militia companies, guests Of the battalion By
order OF CREED RAYMOND,
Lieutenant Colonel Commandino
j. W. GUTHRIE, Adiutant ia1It
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

NER. J. T. GRIFFTTrS HAS THIS DAY BEEN
I'VE admitted member of the firm of c. H.
STEVENS Il CO., importers OF dry goods, corner
Eighth and j streets, and will be pleased to see all
his old customers and friends at his place of
business. Respectfully, etc,
C. II. STEVENS x co.
}. T GRIPFITTs. CIIAs. II. STEVENS.
Sacramento, January ]. 1880. ial-2ws
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Attention, Republican sailor Bows |.
You are requested to meet FRIDAY EVENING at
Professor Howe's room, Masonic Temple, Sixth
street, at o'clock Business of importance. BY
order A SHEPHERD Canta;p
H. L. TBBALs, Purser iaI1t
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WASHINGTON, December Midnight ndica-
tions for Pacific coast regions Clear, except rain in
the North Pacific