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National Republican., 1880-04-17
IL A. MCINTYRE. REAL ESTATE BROKER,
LIE No. OiS Il Street northwest.

By virtue of u deed OF trust, dated the I'd day OF
July, a, D. 1870 and recorded III Liber 00, folio l7G,
etc. of the land records of the District Of Columbia
and at the request OF the party secured thereby I
VIII sell at public auction upon the premises, on
Monday tho 2Glh day or April 1880 at o'clock y. M,
Ill that certain lot OF ground In the city of Washing
ton, ID, c. known rs lot numbered eleven uD, In John
q. Adams subdivision of square numbered three
hundred and thlrty-onc (3Jl together with the int
proYcmcnts thereon,
Terms of sale: Four hundred dollars, with inter
est at ten per cent from July 1870 and unpaid taxes
aud expenses OF sale, IN cash (of which sOo must be
paid nt time Of sae) and the balance in six twelve
and eighteen months, with interest at six per cont,
secured by deed OF trust upon the property. Con-
veyAnclng at purchasers cost mud terms TO be com
piled with In seven days
apiGeodISds EDWIN A. MCINTYRE, Trustee.
National Republican., 1880-04-17
Fbver and Ncuo.
TRAyELERS, IRA GUIDE.
To take effect
SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1879, AT leo p. ~.
Leave Waaliington.

An. Leave Washington;
50O-Daltimore. lGllicou City and Way stations.
TON EXPRESS On sundays TO Baltimore only.
breakfast at Relay station.
strp;Surg, WINCHESTER, Hagerstown Frederick
sOO-TBALffMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
sionPont m Of Rocks PiedLmnont sirras6urs wInches
teS tg HtsgcTsWt9Wp' And Way SIauoni posroN
'''' AND BALTfabRE EXPREss. ParloS Car Gtt to
s;asEisr Ioufs. ItH fo tn GHicAso. COLUMBUS AND
PIrTSBURq EXPRESS. Frederick. Hagers'
Through car to 10 saunt6n. .e pullman Cars to en-
elnnaii daily. Grafton 10 Sandusky daily except
eoo-sunday ony-Baltmore, Annapolis and Way,
lO'oOEBALTIMoRE EXPIRES st9ps Ct Badens-
ton, Jessups, ana hanover.
i3IO-RatImore. Annapolis. En!cott City. and Way.
I:3O-NEW NE YORK, PtIILADELPHIA, AND Bos-
1:95-ton SUNDAY only.Baltlmore and Way:
4;SO1,BIALTim9HE, BLADENsBuRG, AND LAU-
at Annapolis junction.
A;s5dlplont Of RSeks FrsdGEiclt Hsgerstown WIN.
81 Rocks t and Way stations only ''HO'' ~ ''A'
EPPnMItm9Fs @ @APpnpSs soRFSIE STa WSsE s'Sii2p p BAL
TlMoRE EXPRESS. Noriolk, except SUNDAY,
boat at canton Stops % st Sadens6urs @ gan and Laurel
G19-P9nt ,h1i, OF Rocks @nd t,, Way M stations
72O;>.tBALrIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
745AfCH4ICAlG6V H4it w VCiSoHtGUiHhUs AND PIrTsBuRo
burg, e. cent Sunday. - - -
Gi5.-tNEW YORK, PHILA DELPHIA, AND BAL;
TIMORE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladensburg and
Laurel. gleeping car TO New York, and special
oSoG1iST foUIs AND CiNCTNNATI EXPRESS
tDnlIY Sunday only. othor trains daily, except
Sunday
All trains stopat Rolay Station.
For further Information sppiy at the baltimore and
and 1871 Pennsylvania avenue-where orders will he
taken for baggage to be checked and received at any
point In the civ, w. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation,
L. NJ, COLE, General Ticket Agent,
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liSNO lflIesi sAl"fA'v
Whole TIckots, Bg. Half Tickets, 81,
"a Tickets, 500, 90 Tickets, 0iOO'
An applications for club rates should ba made to
Fuil iisl OF drawing published In Louisville CouR-
IFI-lounSAL ana New York Herald, ana mailed to
all ckei-hOldeIS Rcnlt money by man or express,
Address r. u. BOARDMAN, Goaner-J JOurnal Build
ing Louisville, KY, o. at 3B7 and 800 Broadway, New
York. -,
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, d ..
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PROPOSALS..
FOR WROUGHT IRON GATES FOR THE Ma
TI0NAL MILITARY CEMETERY AT ARLING.
OFFICE or Drror ogAErEgMAsrER,}

TON, VA.
OFFICE or DEroT QUARrERMAsTER,(
WAsHlSGToN, D. G., April u, 1880.
Sealed proposals, In trpliCate, WIN be received at
this Office until ~ o'clock May 0, 1880, at which
tune aud place they VIII he opened In the presence Of
bidders for furnishing, delivering and setting In
places IN GatewGys at Arlington National Cemetery
Virginia. two pairs of Wrought Iron Gates, In nc
Cordunce with tho drawings and specifications which
will be distributed to bidders on application there
for. The working plans cnn be seen and examined
at this Office ONLY.
The Gates will be made In two folds, to swing upon
hinges and pivot steps (nlreAdy established shown
on the drawings, consequently the gates will only be
contracted for.
Bids are especially invited from parties actually
engaged In the manufacture Of Wrought Iron work
one copy OF this advertisement should be securely
attached 10 each trpcate PROPOSAL, and be men
TONED therein as comprising part OF It,.
Tie successful bidder will he required TO enter Into
written contract tn the United Statcs, with goUi
and approved security, IN tile sum of two thousand
!sl0OO dollars within ten Ol days after being moth
fled of the acceptance of his proposal
Proposal8 should be inclOsed IN sealed envelopes,
lndorsed Proposals for Wrought Iron Gates and
addressed to the undersigned.
The United States reserves the right TO reject any
or all proposals. .-
ap2 a. 7. ROCKWELL. Depot QudlteymaNel.
National Republican., 1880-04-17
AUCTION SALES.
TuTuRn nAYs.
RY DuNcANsoN BROS, Auctlonecrs.

Try DuNcANsoN BROS, AuCtioneors
TRgsJEEs SALE OF 4 THREE-sToRY BRICK
DWEILINg AND LOT ON s sTRllIgr, BE-
TWEEN FOUHrEENTH AND FlFIEENTu
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION
BY virtue of deed oftrust, given 10 us and duly
recorded In lIber No. 7si, folio o one Of the land
records of Washington county In the District Of
Columbia, and at the request Of the purity secured,
we VIII sell at public nuction on FRIDAY, the 3Oth
Day Of APRIL A. y; 1880, at o'clock ?. M IN front
OF the premises all that piece parcel Of ground
lying n the city OF Washington 10 the District OF
columbia, and known ng and being all Of lot num-
5ersd , iorty-sx (lGl in PelTce and tlingles sub.
division OF square numbered two hundred and sevon
Q ~ said sub division Is recorded In tho surveyor 9
Office Of said city and District, together with all and
singular the nppurtennnCes, rights, privileges I'M
proyuments and other heredtnments to the same be
longing or In nny wise appertaning. This lot lg Inn
proved by well-built threostory and Mansard roof
brick house.
Terms; one-third cash balance in one and two
years notes to beqr six per cent interest and 70 be
secured secured BY deed Of trust on the. prenises sold:
deposit OF 800 required at time of sale. Conveyhnc-
ing and recording NJ purchasers cost. Terms TO be
compiled with within seven days otherwise the
trustees the right resell the property at the
FISK nnd cost OF the denulting purchaser upon giv-
ing hve days public notice OF such resale IN some
newspaper published IN Washington, ID. g.
FREDERICK w. JONES,
npiBoay,cda
National Republican., 1880-04-17
EDWIN A MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker
~ 0lS Il street northwest.

EDWIN A MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker
~ 0lS Il street northwest.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated the eth day Of
May, A. d. 1879 and recorded In Lber 90. folio 36, et
seq, one Of The land records for the District OF Co
unbia, will sell at public nuctlon, IN frnnt OF the
promises on THURSDAY, tho 10Th day OF April,
1850 at o'clock p M the following real estate IN the
In square sixty, described as beginning at the north
enst corner osaid lot running thence west along the
south line OF E street twenty-five ieo thence south
slxtyseven feet and threequarters Of an inch 70 the
rear line OF said lot thence cast twenty-five feet TO
the east line OF said lott thence north sixty feet
ming.
TnrmR-The amount secured by said deed OF trust
with accrued interest unpaid taxes, and the expenses
OF sale In cash. the balance IN six and twelve months
ht per cent, secured by deed OF trust upon the
property, COnveyanclng at purchasers cost, and
terms TO be complied with IN seven dHys
EDWIN a. MCINTYRE,
apiOeod&ds Trustee
National Republican., 1880-04-17

OK the 9TH ult. u terrible fire broke out in q
tou-wcnving factory mt Moscow, resulting
In the death of n large number of the opera
tives. The fire broke out in one Of the lower
stories and spread rapidly over so largo an
area before it was noticed by the men dwell
ing in the upper stories, tenanted by some two
hundred persons, that descent inside tho
building was impossible. A rush to the safety
staircase outside the building ended in its Civ.
ing way and depriving the inmates Of their
only means of escape. Only thirty lives we've
saved.
CAPE Cod has recently furnished m Illus
tration Of tho folly of disrogardng the storm
signals. On Saturday 9th ult., the morning
opened with a clear, bright sky, warm SOUTH
crIy wind very nearly calm, aud with ovory
indication of continuous fair weather. At
ll:3O n. M. aud while the sky was yet un-
cloudcd, across the wires flashed tho warning
words cup signals" for Highland light aud
Provincotown. At p. m. one Of the most
furious southeast gales and snow storms of
the winter was sweeping the country and
the coast. The schooner Ann s. Brown, OF
Barnstable, left North Truro harbor in tho
morning with the signals in full view, was
driven on the rocks near Boston Tight, and
totally lost with all on board. Schooner
John A. Cook left port at the same timo
bound to the north shore, and next day was
seen of Thatchor's Island, bottom up, her
crew prODaDIy HHVlh2 peTlhnou. n young
man left the harbor in dory to go to his
home in Truro only just across tho bay a
few days later his boat driited ashore at
Sandwich.
THE Jewish Forld Qondon) declares that
the family legend given by Lord Beaconsfeld
in the preface to his fathers work is all
wrong. The family name was not Lara, nor
did Che Premiers grandfather assume the
name Of D'lsraeli, never borne before" when
flying from tho Spanish lnqusition. Tho
namo of Lara really belonged in way, TO tho
first wife of Benjamin D'Israeli, grandfather
of the Premier, from whom he is not descended.
She was the daughter of Gaspar Mendez Fur.
tado, II Portuguese Jew, whose wife Abigail
was Lara, aud had had placed on
her tombstone, in the NTie.End road,
tho following inscription which sug-
gested tho legend " Pho scpulchro
Of Abigail, widow of Gaspar Meudes
Furtado Of Portugal, who, after suffering tho
tortures Of tho InQusition, aed for protection
to England with hor children, since named
Rachel, Robccca, Judith, Abraham, Isaac and
jacob whom she educated in the Jewish
fuith aud established well in marriage, when,
having survived her beloved daughter Rachel,
she was called to rest Friday night, September
II, 1864, aged sixty-Gve," The Rebeoca mem
toned married. rs is shown by another tomb
stone, Benjamin DlsrAeli, aud died, leaving
only ono daughter, "Ruchel," who was not re-
lated to tho Premier. llO is descended from
BcniGmiu's second wifo.
National Republican., 1880-04-17
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court of the United states.

FRIDAY April 16 1880
On motion Of Mr., J. W, Johnson, David Stewart
lounshell, esq, Of Richmond, Va, was admitted
10 practice, 49,
No. 26l,-CharlesJ Jones, assignee etc, appellant
VS., the New York Guaranty IL indemnify Com.
pany; argument continued by Mr. g. Il. Tracy for
appellant ana by Mr. William Allen Butler and
MIR. George +. Comst0ck iOrappellee aud concluded
by MIR. Tracy for appellant
No, l0O,-sCth j. COrny, collector, etc., plaintiff
IN error VS. Moses b. Loeb ct al; on motion of Mr.
solicitor General Phillips for plaintiff in error
affirmed with costs aud interest.
No, 266.-Iho steamship City of Panama, etc, ap-
pclants, VS., Mary d John $. Phelps; argument
commenced by Mr.. Austen G, Fox Tor appellants.
Adjourned Mntll MOmlny NJ Y O'Clock.
National Republican., 1880-04-17
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10. 1880.
Tie following are the Official closing quotations OF
Baltimore Markets.

Silver Hill has levied an assessment of 80 cents
per share. Eureka Consolidated has declared a
dividend of so cents per share.
National Republican., 1880-04-17
Thnrsd0V. Anril 20. l00O

THESE DRAWINGS, AUTHORIZED BY ACT
or THE LEGISLATURE OF htg, AND sUS.
TANNED RX y, AII. lAE S9uhTS OF kENTUgk1,
EVERY MONTH lsUNDAYs ENCHPTEp) AND
ARE SUPERVISED BY PROMINENT CITIZENS
OF THE STATE.
The Management call attention to tho grand OPP
portunty presented OF obtaining for only e. any Of
THE FOIL OWING PRIZES,
National Republican., 1880-04-17
RUsuNEss CHANCES.

WANTED Us 900 to $4,000 to invest in good
ingtoni ID &, for one week. epl7.su
~INoR LOAN-Money loaned on approved real es-
Il, ~ t9tei nt lowest rates, IN sums 20 SUIT. W
National Republican., 1880-04-17

UNVERY DESCRIPTION or PRINTING
~ AT REASONABLE RATHB
Al THE REPU BlICAR OFFICE,
lSOo II street northwest,
National Republican., 1880-04-17
Pacific Mining stocks.

Gold SiO9 202 10
Currency .,.... ....... SOIL 3l
National Republican., 1880-04-17

TIME fremont House, Second and Indiana avenue,
a III Offering good rooms and BOARD from S25 to $50
per month and Is TO $40 per week; table irst'cRss.
mnr3O-ly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-20

PinnO for Sale.
a good %Iialleit & Davis piano for sale
I tile CorRiyR OyRtry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-20

pxsrox BAnEscrs. No. Arrsi 10th 1850
~ Jnux Brfr4-DraR SIS ~ efficacy IN
vr1r sarssp.iiia. ard The hssirr end tsnsfeiHi qusit
ft-s u posssssss- ! seae yor ne foiioNarT srstszent h
nv case
~. worrked about two fssrs s<o-wss tak.r priA
oner and eonanee f1r Fxt1sn non.hs- reirr moved 4
afsr. ~ woErEs Rave not heAlec pet. Ihave nrfsrtNi
a moment fanre I wsswou1eet- ( an shot thrcnrh th
hips. NJ xsrrrMf health - nsrs'rrd. srtl ne~d sofns
tniur ~ ssssxt nasnre. hsve ~crs faith ~ yrnr 81
.apArisg taaa 4ay thAar else lwtsh fhs- t1ntss EeE
lrs. FeusexYress ne kslf sdoErn feltie- ana chiix'
CAsTAE C. y. HSS
ST.. Laufs. No.
p. She f1iiowfrr VS. written April arth. 1855. By
ur. Jearse Johuscn. rnorherof Capt. johnson;
IN. -aax HrAI-frsK sns Nv kusbsrd Hr G. :
-ohnsorA Hs : skin hi surgeon sa1 physeisn In Contra
ysw York. where IL dist. lsarirg The above q. II
Iohrasn - ry care Al thirieen years " age hrhad
rhronir q arrlsa a1d s~-Tcf-is. for ~hieh J gave ron
sa-.srs~iaA. Ii caxed hir. fhave FOR ten years r.
rararsercef IL a. m1ny IN Sew Tork lhlo ana ieaa.f ~
T~s~rcf4l- fever ar~es. snerenerAi dshiistr. Fsrfer
sucr~~s has attended H. The cures effected n SONS
or sc-onia ntfsver soressere almost miraculous
I "a ve-v .nxlous Tor ny son 70 again have recourse =
|vgrr sarsspsriils- ~ - fea-sEl ~ rr'ting : spurionl
.artiei \ herce bic writing ~ ye1 Tor Y. Hs wounsi
uere terrible. bus I believe he will recover
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-20
sLorncwssi svcssEEl9vu!E

Prof H.rrs, snrs unny yslss % sssdy, si1ed BY chem
~ research ane szpesImeat eorxthsr With ssprrenes
gained In the treafu<st off large number Of eases under
BIZ car. has stlsst snc<ssded IN eompolniinx an INfAL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-20
THE BEST TOWN LOTS IN
JASPER
ut prir0fe Sale !

The undersigned has subdivided his
beautiful lots near the Union Flour Mills.
and now Offers them At private sale.
There are eighteen beautiful building
lots. So BY l53 feet, fronting or Jackson
and Mill streets, with a broal alley in
the rear Of each lot. This y a rare on
portuniiy to secure good building lots in
. healthy part Of town.
TERws--Easy. 10 ssit purchasers, as II
Is more the object TO improve that part
Of town. than to make money
Ang. =. 79-tf. JOSEPH EGG.
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BULLS
;ARSAPARILLA!

es1the frigw4nr sxfrsrt o~fslstrer frsm Mrs, Rivers
xfts II nerfTs-@ Dr. Rivers. cue Of the sncst lssrnsi
sI1surr,. n1ynpa,ar MINISTER'S 81 the xsthccisi EGi<
cr,ai ChGrch. sst Who a. the tine - vrfirg VAS st1-
.ia-el A. Erosa~ay Church, Louisville, Ky
rori.vfIrz. Kr. October sth. i-fs.
In 80 Rri1-bKn sfts Many thanks ~ you 60
f.e rsra,eins yeu have - andy given me have beet
IA rr-s. suTsrer fsr wears. ard tad the sivies ~ ssriorr
'r4rrsa~- Sore prcaonncsd uy spine. sorae ~
.r "A scr.s NJ hsart- - bs the seat q ny di-ss-+
TN ia 80 hnrrt. tisf-rsc and capped. MI ] hal be
creme llshr4rsDet- ssss-a very eminent rhysciArs
uho sxs-f1sl ny sFile. inf1-ns r@that = asAr.at-
~-r1 rrtn psraigss c- aFpePsny any day. aid h.
-esnnr b~t I seaton would reis = ~ue. lh1r q rerfex
hsro- q rhst. and was h~e~st.finx sbOu; having Vnv W
serted. vixen y0a k.asiT sem n yenr snrsArArila
-hirh I snmsdfaseiy began 70 axe n s- t4Taes 3 Asy
II had s4-err. terribly wirh q mes se.fs pain - ~.
-g8t ysc~ ~ NJ hesl. especially ~hrnr rc1iA read o
zs.t. f1r any isrzrh 81 TING. AMI - rising ~ ~ iset
unsia be ~psrfs~tlv blind for several minutes. aid ~oul
have - BIN - s~ar.s.tirg n pfsrF~t iaiHnE
Z fam nua- hxrpy 70 inf1ru you s1ei ~ .An = m
tnens u srtireiy relieved; I suffer bCs selcrm r.h n.
sas aa1 tAsn r9t 20 ssrtsls- -. Arret'te = sveN
more than ey = eNi dsrrx the DAY
Yo1 kindly set IA four bottles &C. q laSt -ight. sns
! began s-ss this riaFnins. .nd J LIP = ~ saiirsl,
relieved rskse srrept my hsarifst banks AID be-
~rlsass- very sru.y. ysur as's grateful fieed
xusra <etohs ssurins and rrttsn " tie person
whose A res fker h~ar.
~ ~ sser vonrssf - ~ srrosst or Don't h.
an 49, afsr neN ead c1rhtfri sxpert1erts Den
NJ vrn- a.slia " ls.sing nesies- esPsrtuasn. npoi
r0n with tneiftrAKh.
~ ssrxanarfflm ~ s.1od ths test IN ~ pniy-fs
res<s; X T. rtil 10 Sarsspsrillf q -Ae Day. sd q ~
w. towering 0rer al ctasrs IN p0PEl-r.y .u1 it. ezra
I've qualities.
AVOID sW ,hose wha srs trying 20 palm 20 on ~
a,hsr exs4arss u ssrssp rrilis so-raisd. Remember 4
rs. cFE md reliable remedy fr IN prrifes 81 re hioct
4n1 s~crofzioss a1~rrions- Away bear that IN mind
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-06

The other day while a doctor pinched my
arm with his cruel thumb and raked it
with his comb lancet, he gave mel items about
the matter. He says he would not use the
virus from an infants arm without
knowing all about the infant, even to the
condition of its antecedents, for fear of in
Producing blood poison into another sys-
TEN. The vaccine used now is pure cow
vaccine, which can have no suspicion OF
disease about it. A supply being tele-
graphed for to New York was obtained
thus. A couple of heifers, whose condition
was made right and who were carefully
watched and fed during the maturing of
the pustule, by someone with proper APP
planes, were put under control and the
seed of the little pustule was planted in
the udder. just before suppuration, the
animals were again taken into control, an
incision was made and lymph-like liquid
flowed from the wound into which was
dipped the quill or the ivory point, and
upon these the vaccine dried, and from
them it is communicated to the waiting
arms of San Francisco Each point with
vaccine costs the doctor two-bits, and you
can reckon now how much he clears at a
vaccination. KATE HEATH.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-06
ORDER OF CAUCAsIANs.

The Supreme Encanpment of the Order OF
Caucasians reassembled yesterday morning at
10 o'clock, Supreme Chief A. A Smith pre-.
siding. No business of interest to the public
was transacted, the time being taken up with
discussion in reference to amendments hereto
fore referred to.
The following newly-elected officers were
duly installed by Past Supreme Chief j. p.
Dalton: Supreme Chief, A. A. Smith Vice
Supreme Chief Samuel Scott; Supreme
Marshal, a. l. Zekind Supreme Treasurer,
w. G. Allen; Supreme Secretary w. b. q.
Keller: Supreme Sentinel, Joseph Davis
Supreme Guard, Peter Wullf.
The establishment of a Labor Bureau was
discussed and the following were appointed
to report a plan at the next session of the
Supreme Encampment: Z. NJ. Brace of
Amador, w. G. Allen of Sacramento, and
j. III. Langhorst of Ell Dorado.
The following were elected Directors of the
corporation J. p Dalton, George Pyburn,
A. LIE Blanc, J. J. Buckley and L. M. Brace.
The following standing committees were
appointed:
Finance Committee j. Hogan, Samuel
Scott j. III. Langhorst, a. l. Zekind, George
Pyburn.
Committee on Laws-J. P. Dalton, w. B.
G. Keller, M. D. Bowen, James Davis, L.
NJ. Brace.
Committee on Appeals and Grievances-H
Shener, w. H. Fox, j. j. Buckley, A. Ed
singer, James Davis.
Committee on State of the Order-Robert
Leeper, John Greenwell, A. Nj. Walker, H.
Templeton, Peter Wullf.
The Executive Committee was instructed
to report side degree for ladies, and report
at the next session.
At P. NJ. the Supreme Encampment adj
journed, to meet at Sacramento the first
Monday in February, 1881.
The Encampment members paid fraternal
visit last evening to Camp No. of this city.
A. A. Smith, Supreme Chief, delivered an
interesting address on the policy and prin-
ciples of the Order G.. H. Wallis of Sac
ramento, Samuel Scott of Suffer Creek, L.
HI. Langhorst of Amador, Jos. Davis of
Reno, J. p Dalton and j. III. Hogan of Sac
ramento, and Frank Wilson of Truckee, also
made remarks
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-06

FUNERAL OF Mas. NIxoN.-The funeral of
Mrs. NJ. G. Nixon, wife of DR.. Nixon, took
place yesterday afternoon from his residence.
on NJ street, between Ninth and Tenth, and
was very largely attended. The Pioneer
Association was present in body, and large
portion of the medical fraternity of the city
were also in attendance. The services, con-
Quoted by Rev. DIR. Dwinell. were as follows ::
Singing, Crock of Ages" lin quartet) by
Goodwin Mcneil, Mrs. ida Carter, Miss
Jennie Woods and L. d. Crandall, with
organ accompaniment by Mrs. Berkey. This
was followed by the reading of the 2Sd
Psalm and prayer; the services closing with
the singing Of NEARER, My God, To Thee. I"
The remains were inclosed in rich casket,
covered with black bruadcloth, with anchor
and diamond-work in dark-blue velvet and
heavy silver trimmings. A large amount Of
floral decorations were placed about the
casket, consisting of crosses, anchors, stars,
crown, etc., tastefully arranged, and COM
posed Of smilax, camellias, white roses,
maiden-hair fern, violets, heliotrope, laure-
slime and other choice evergreens and flowers.
TIE pall-bearers were DR.. l. E. Oatman, Dr.
G.. l.. Simmons, A. G. Sweetser, j. r. Wat
son, L. S. Taylor and Senator L. Hittell.
The remains were busied in the family plot at
the City Cemetery, where the services ac-
companyiug consisted only in a prayer and
the benediction.
RELIEF TO IRELAND.-In view of the dis
tressing intelligence more recently received as
to the condition OF the poorer classes in parts
of Ireland, Father Scanlan has addressed the
following to the Irish Relief Committees in
this city: Gentlemen In looking over
the late dispatches from Ireland / learn that
the suffering in that country is greater than
anticipated. In consideration of that fact,
hereby inform you that you can appropriate
ali the proceeds of the st. Patrick's Day fes-
tiyal to the relief fund. Wishing you sue
cess in your noble efforts, and promising to
do all in my power to further the cause, l
remain, very sincerely yours.
CoNiERcrAL.-The steamer San Joaquin
No. 8 came down the river night before last
with barge load of grain and returned light
The Harriet came down yesterday with .
barge load of grain and returned light.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-06

ToMAToEs.-First of the season. Received
to-day by express fine lot of tomatoes /;
also, fine lot of pineapples and bananas.
d. DeBemardi 4 Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-06

WASHINGTON, February -Midnight-Indica-
tions for Central and South Pacific Coast regions
Clear or fair weather; for North Pacific Coast
region, lightrain
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-06

PoTAToEs. received large lot Of fin
Kidney potatoes-the best ever imported to
this market, at D. DeBernardi & Go.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-06

EVERYBODY uses Chesley's Rock & Rye. Al
6rst-class saloons keep it.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-06

SILVER TRouT.-The undersigned are re.
ceiving daily from the mountains large lot
Of silver trout, and also fine variety OF
fresh and salt water fish received daily. u
DeBeruardi & Co.