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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-17
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SIMMONS
LIVER
REGUL. At OR,

Which be did and in a short time was not only
relieved but cured,
Ke der, if you are suffering with Dyspepsia or
Liver Disease in any form, do not wait until the
disease has tasen fast hold upon you, but use
the Regulator when the symptoms first show
themselves 1t has relieved untold suffering.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR is not an
alcohoic Stimulant, but PURELY VEGETABLE
REMEDY that will clre when everything else
fails 1t is a faultess family medicine. Does
OF diSarrange the system. Is no violent drastic
purge, but ature'S own remedy. The friend OF
everyone, and viii not disappOint YOU single
trial will convince you that it is the cheapest,
purest and bes Family Medicine in the world
Ask the recovered dyspep,icS, bilious sufferers,
victims of fever and ague, the mercuri dis
eased patient how they recovered thei health,
cheerful spirits and good appetite-they viii Tell
you By taking Simmons Liv,r Regulator.
an FFGOTUAL SPECIFIC
For constipation, headache, ain in the Shout
deTs, dizziness. sour stomach, bad taste in
the mouth, bilious attacks, palptpti0n OF
the heart, pain in the region OF the
kidneys, dependency gloom and
f0TebodIng of evil, all of which
are the offspring of dis
: eaSed liver
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-17
Diseases OF the Kidneys

ire the most prevaement, dangerous and fatal
Affections that affiict mankind, and so varied
and insidious in their character, that persons
yften suffer for long time before knowing what
ais them. The most characteristic symptoms are
gradual wasting away of the whole body p In In
The back, side or ioi s a weak, feeble, exhausted
ceiling 10 S of appetite and dread OF exercise
rine :minute shreds or casts in the urine and,
when the disease is Of long duration, there Is
nuch emaciation and general nervous prostra
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-17

amount, S11,317 AZ, we have as
the net cost of the plant. IS, OFT AZ
Concerning the estimated annual cost OF
maintaining the system, the following fig
ures, though given in the rough, will proba-
bly, approximate the amount:
Superintendent at S85 per month 81, 02O 90
Cost of carbons one year............ $50 90
Fuel, repairs, &c.................... 200 00
, 1881-05-15

THE REV. F.. Il. sIiK5ClI WILL. LECTURE ~
IT, on "CrenMtion.'
TIIE. DISCIPLES OF JESUS THE CHRIST WILL
meet at NJ. GCu Stew.gt-ay EnGicwnOt, nj p. Ill.,
MRS. CORA L. ", RICHMOND WILL. SPEAK ~
s:i5 D. on 'SptrtuuIsnl AMI Liberalism Critically
Anaiyxed.'
\ GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MEETING WILL BE
helu ut No. ltsi West Lake-st. 1T I:SJ T. H.
\ Si'lt{TEAI4iSrS' ASD MEDIUMS MEETING
will be held ut Grimes Hail, No. j south falsed-st'
at D.
THE CHICAGO PROGRESSIVE LrcEun WILL,
D. Ill.
THE "L1BE1sAL REUNION" MEETS AT st5
West Madlson-st-. At 2::at y.
Ils JOHN II. CAK1SE WILL CONDUCT A Cos
pet 1ucetnEat NJ. ~. Safest. between Twenty
n!ntn und Thirteth.. mt y. and 5:l5 .. H.
3l3 West Kan0olph-sL at : and 1:ia p. III.
THE REV. T. ". SMITH WILL. PREACH TO THE
keoEEanixed Church Ut Jesus Christ NJ 40. tEi West
lhkt-st.. Hear IaulIn1, Ut 1uD and 7:JJ p. M
THE REV. Mix MATIIEWSUN Will PREACH
I'll the Alrenl Christian Church. No. Ut south Grecn
st.. morning and evening.
THE CENTRAL. MEETING; OF FRIENDS Is
held 1T I0:.D In The AthenIum Eudtnc-
LHSCItIES OF CHRIST WILL MEET AT -
West 1sa}ltufph-st- III D.
THE REV. J. ". PHELPS Will PREACH In
the chapel of the " |oshn1tonian Home IL p n-
THE REV u. u. WOOLLEY. or THE F1lEE-
port preach TN the Enion Hall, AndF
son~sc and CAllfuFnia-av.- 1t s:45 p N.
CHRISTIANS MEET FOR WORSHIP on TIE
pci-sneettng at 5:sJ D.
Cf'l4. GEORGE t. CLARKE WILL LEAD THE
snsDe-fneGs1nE At Pacific taE1Ien M-sf0n corner u
Clark anu Van Euren streets, tAls evening.
, 1881-05-15

Sunday evening, May l5 ut 5 O'Clock. ut the
rrsidcnce Of the BRIDES mother, No. u Blue
Island avenue. The Rev. Mr.. Hartman will
Tl.e engagement of Miss Tcnle Metz, ut
Chicago, to Dir. Julius Kiper, Of Atchison,
Kan, is announced
Miss Emily Josephine Campbell, daughter
of the lion. b. II. Campbell. will be married
to lIr.. Miles Greenwood Nixon, Thursday
evening ut half-past 7 O'Clock, at tile Third
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Miss Carrie Elliot Bur|oc]1 will be married
to Mr.. Justin n,tttcrlieid Tuesday evening.
Mr. Charles W. Lindsay occurs next Thurs
day.
, 1881-05-15
MOTHER.

For The Cticaqo Tribune
II to mlsic-thoughtel soul.
From Friendship, Lure, a1ld Pleasure,
Waves utter waves successive roll
Meath richest nlelody's control,
10 a1l to Joys huge treasure,
The understanding Of thom all
Friend, lover, sister. hEotl1er
Would tunetesa he if did not fall
Softly among them, ''Mother II
When Anguish rules tn unhappy heart
Whence Happiness hath vanished
When from our eyes the warm tears start
As ait our cherished Hopes depart,
With c.tiled Laughter banishel-
Then, looming through the tempest wild
Whose voice browns every other,
There conscth still the gentle, mild,
Soft music-wh5per, 'Molher"l
When, hut child upon her breast
The tryiu. tongue doth stuttcr,
Nother-tflc word nT wordsworth best
Caangeless through ev'rv change and TEST
1t lirst at all doth utter.
when by Death we're winged for flight
From this life TO another,
Wen hear, feel, with must delight,
M!u .ingel- whisperine5, 'A1o1her"!
hAfr ISL CHARLES MUREAu DENIE.
, 1881-05-15

The engagement of Miss Lee Preser, OF
: No. 2a}1 Michigan avenue, to Ike L. Frank,
OF this city is announced. No cards.
! The engagement Of Miss Carrie Moss and
Mr.: Samuel Naas, Of Sterling, ILL.,, is an
nounced.
Miss o1illie Rosenberg and Mr.. Louis
Adams are to be married Friday, at p. H.,
The marriage Of Miss Lucy F. Stahl and
Mr.. George j. Kigheilner will take place
, 1881-05-15

nlN1NE SERVICES WILL BE HELD
- III tllc Chicago Churches to-day by the follow
In: clergymcn: "


! BAPTIST
THE REV. +. c. BARNES, OF ST. PAUL. WILL,
preac! IN &c :'oFn!ar u te Fourth church, Washihs-
tu ion Vii VII un , .,sr IN the s sssnnS @ the r. H.
Services a. the Seson4 Church connected with the
THE REV. C. II. DE WOLF. Of OwATOSAA,
n a1d III 1a rfas Es W Tie ~ %If n n In The e yn
DIR. FREDERICK JOHNSON. OF ncsToS. WILL
Kev e";re C. Lornler VII rreael, in The efeninr
THE REV. W II. LAWRENCE Will. PREACH
mosnnE @ n and evening in the second Church, AoTsan
rllE KEy; JOSEPH Kow1.EY WILL. PREACH
nornin and evening in North Star Church. Division
F xE ia 91y; ii nHoE 95s uI:..!y w s HSg[s os
Ing and evenn:: IN u esicrn Avenue Church. 'eS">-
pf M 4 AT IL VIII ;1ea, UsSc
morning and evening Ii. Oltvcs Church, Fourti,-av
TIE hEy. A. x. PARKER Will PREACH
morning and evening in Centennial Church, Lincoln
nornin: and evening In slllirsl .lveii.e Church.
TIE REV MR. MEYER WILL PREACH uony-
is ts 'n9 t eTsn'ts IN the First German Church Kicker
tentent- - "'oo''' 'apcs4'-
Thtrty-sixth-sts 00'A ''A
LIE hFf e. H. cUNill PREALIIES MORNING
md evening ut the First Norwegian Church. Noble and
Ghosts ~
CONGREGATIONAL.
THE REV. CHARLES HALL EVEREST WILL
preach In plymouth Church. M!chiKnn-nv. betwccn
Iwenty-d and Twenty-sixth-s.s., lu: a. NJ and
TttE. REV: +. + WILLIAMS Will PREACH IN
the south Church. corner Of Urcxel-ay.. and For
ticth-st~. morning and evening.
,7:lIii IitE ,j REV r a. NOBLE WILL PREACH IN
unfon l:rk Church c9ri.er of Ash1anl-av. and West
"nsh'i.ton-st. morniag and evening"
~, NIX: n. g: FRANK GATES Will PREACH IN
i;SE n ~ tn The evening At the First Church, Ana
THE REV. \. MONROE breaches At THE
Gntfn labernncle. Twentieth-s,. und Ashland-av,
morning, nna evening.
TIE REV. EyAIsTs KENT pRt:ACuEs MORN
nE nnd evcnsn" ut the Clinton Street Church.
= Wilson.
THf. REV. ARTHUR LITTLE WILL PREACH
morning and evening In the New England Church
PROF. WILCOX WILL PREACH MORNING AND
evening Ut Bethany Church, pauina and West
llnron-sts.
THE REV H. F. I.EAv1TT W1Ll. PREACH
morning und evening In Lincoln pari Church.
, 1881-05-15

THE REV. ". J. ERDMAN With PREACH IN
ChiGn.n-ly Church. evrnur OF La Salc-st.. in tha
In the evening there VIII be evangellst
services by Alessrs Nr1Iuln and Case.
PaCF. DAVID SWING WILL PREACH AT
C.ntr,.I tfustc-l HALL at II II.
THERE; WILL. EE No PREACHING IN
Eouitts Theatre {ft,c Peoples Cuurcl) to-day, tbs
services tlavi. been suspended until Dr. Thomas Is
able u resume his i!stUr7ll ilbors.
, 1881-05-15

THE REV. WILLIAM HSI1MEAD SCHAEFEER
will preach In the Wicker lark Cliurcn, corner Ut
ll"yne-Av. mud lie slUyne-st, mt IO:u y. NJ and 1:1
j..
m"rntHc and evening; In Trinity Church, Erte.sr and
uelrtDri-ar.
PROF. lEFERlNGEACS WILL PREACH At
the Seminary, corner Ohio and Nob1e-sts, Ut rs p
, 1881-05-15

THE REV: ". s GROW WILL. PREACH n THE
Church nf the krGceIucr corner Ut West Washing
ton and sau.aluon-sts III lb:lt a
THE REV W. II. RYDER WILL PREACH
nosin.; aad evening III st. Pauls Church. On Mich
1ktN-ay.
TIlF. REV. n. e. TtjML1SsOy. STATE SUPER
ten>ent-of the Enlvcrsalist Church. will preach IT
Pull Imam at y.
, 1881-05-15

Carri'Eton, ;tnd Mr.. Harry Wallis will par
ticipate.
Tile crystal wedding of AIr. and Mrs. G. W.
Smith, of No. GO Fulton street, was largely
attended BY their friends oil the evening: Of
Alay7. They received a large number Of
clesant ant! costly presents. Dancing anil
supper and Il good social time generally was
mad.
\ concert in aid Of the Ncwsboys' Home is
to bc glycl! ut the Home tomorrow evening.
Masters Harlow and llany, and Miss
Elorslco llisnbothaMl, assisted by Mr.. Ee-
ward lleinlendahl, Miss Lillian Stnythe, Mr..
j. C. Quinn, and 3lr. Dorr \. kimb;lll, are to
furnish an excellent program.
Air: ami Mrs. J. Il. owen, Of No. 1880 Wa
bash avenue, will give 4 reception Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Campbell give Il reccp-
ton Thursday in honor Of their daughters
marriage.
Capt. and Mrs. II. a.. Peters celebrated
their silver wedding ut their home III JeTer--
son last Saturday week.
, 1881-05-15

That Indigestion or stomach gas ut night pre-
venting rest and sleep will disappear by using
, 1881-05-15
NEW JERUSALEM.

t., TIE @ KEV Y, W.T. Y TT. rE>DLEroS WILL. PREACH
II a. ILL.,. and In Union PARK Temple. corner Ut o.
den-nr. and washing ston-st-. 9. j.. NJ.
THE kEt. L. T. MERCER WILL PREACH In
Hershey Hall ut IL Il.
, 1881-05-15

THE WOStAS'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
Union holds tally Gospel ccti,lg7,Sun exc.pted
u l.ower Fnr"e1! ia enlr,nce ~ MaI;son-st IND
Arcide-court. The leaders for th4 week Mon
gay, -; Tuesday, Mrs. Il: :. Rounds; "Wednesday,
Mrs.. H. A. ill..uas: TAursaS. Mrs. isabella Junes;
Friday, Mrs. H. Z. DicG Saturday, Hiss H. H. Uaker
, 1881-05-15

with reliable, durable boots by ordering them
0t Keller. Monroe street, Palmer House.
The beauty and wearing qualities Ut his work
are proyerDial.
Shoulder capes of white Canton Grape, with
Chinese embroidery and netted fringe, are
shown for slln:,lier. The single capes are S1U,
but those with double capcs are moro tlrcssy,
and cost Sl5.
Warm, .sultry weather is a severe test to
waves II not Of natural, curly hair they Do
waves of Hurni,am,s Central Alusic-1IalI Hair
Store are very stylish, alld warranted to be
Of natural, curly hair.
!. y pretty caprice for frightening up black
dresses, or to add to white toilets, il II set
consisting Ut 4 spread fan, a pocket for the
handkerchief, and 4 Ac,licis collarct, made
Of Surai! satin trimmed with Spanish lace of
the same color, and clusters of flowers.
Ladies, You can buy large white pearl but
tons by the card at five, six, seven. eight, and
ping 1's cent cents per dozen Fine dress buttons at
Conlpanys, Nv State street, Palmer House.
Cats and canary birds must move with the
family. Il lady in Hartford, Conn, shipped
four cats by express to her new home iii st.
Louis, Mo.
For line millinery, artistic work, and tlle
State street, Palmer House Block. - 49,
\ :~year-old discovered the ncighbor's hens
i'll her yard, scratching. In 4 most Indignant
tone she reported to her mother that AIr.
Smiths hens were "wiping their feet on our
grass"
Among many improvements at the popular
kiyer Grove Picnic lGrounds is 4 covered
dancing platform 40xc0 It. For terms, etc,
apply to Etnanson Bros, 154 Dearborn st.
Go to Bryant's Chicago Business College
tor 4 thorough business education. Also tor
shorthand and typewritlng.
4 pretty cover for all upright piano is made
Hf = rtt3r
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-17
CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. H. Mckee, City Auditor makes the
ALLOWING report for the week ending Satur-
day, January Is, 1881:
Balance on hand last report. .S4SO5f 81
Receipts for the week ........... 2226 SO
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COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAH FRANCISCO, January 15th-l ~.
FLoUR-Local trade is good, and small export
inquiry is observable Best CITY Extra, IS % !;
Bakery Extra, "a so - IS; suPerfne, 80 1904 % ;
interior Extre "a 25G4 rs Interior Super6ne 81 IS
: 8 q; Orepon Extra, "a 1904 20; Oregon Super-
fine, IS 1893 25; Waila Walls Extra, 81 5oa4 70 9
Dbl
WHEAT The market docs not seem to improve
and there is not likely to be any change for the bet
ter until the wires again in working order, and
the situation at foreign centers is outlined. The top
price paid to-day for choice No l shipping
81 42I q ETH at which figure about 1000 ctls changed
hands A lot of 5000 cts good shipping was re-
ported at 81 371 ctl. while parcel of 1000 ctls OF
about the same quality was transferred at 81 36l q
cil. forced sale Of some 800 ctls No. yesJer
day realized 81 32l, and lot of @ 900 ctls went
under similar circumstances to-day at 81 80 . ell
small lot OF COO ctls inferior could not be placed
over 81 225 y ctl. at the close there was less dis
poeiticn to force the market. We quote: M. l.
81 4oa1 42t, with milling at 81 As No. 2, 81 35g
l 374 q ctl
BARLEY-Beyond sale OF 500 SKIS feed at 9oc q ctl
t ere was no business. Brewing, 81 1901 90 feed
S5sc0c: Chevaier, 81 I56t1 20 for choice standard
bay, and S1@1 10 for coast.
OATs-Stocks were further increased by the ar
rival of SEQ SKIS from Washington Territory tnis
morning A lot OF 30 SKIS Surprise sold at
al as and some 500 SKIS Washington Territory were
reported at Il 27t q ctl. Humboldt, 81 20GI 40 !;
coast, 81 l5gl 80; Oregon aud Washington Terri
tory. 81 25ql 35; Surprise, 81 i5al 30 9 ctl.
CoRN-I he Ancon brought ], 800 bags. Samples
of large Yeos were net dry enough TO induce even
bid Retail lots of small Yellow changed hands
at 81 OH q ell, but such figure could be OBJ
taiIed for round parcel.
RYE 81 4591 30 e ctl.
BUcKwHsAT- Probably MT ever 81 10 q ctl could
be obtained for choice lot, and this figure would
not be given for large quantity.
HAY-S9 TO Sl6 o ton,
HoPs-Nominal at 15G2lc q b.
POTATOES The tone Of the market continues
weak River Red, 400 45c; Early Rose, 50@eoc;
ToaIales, 65a75c; Petaiuma, 621@75c, Cuffey Cove,
~ hold no for Rad
kidney and 75d30c for Peachbiow; Jersey Blues,
so,d9Jc y ell.
oSioss-Some parties claim to be selling above
our igures. In than depot We find stocks
that owners are willing sell 81 Is 10 81 so q
ctI, while jobbers generally report single sacks at
25Ca3oc above these figures. On the wharf it is
almost impossible TO realize.
BEANs-Bsyos. sl@1 Is Butter, 81 sal 40 for
small, and 81 coal IS for large; Castor. 1898 so
Lima, - 50a2 Is; Pea, 81 50tGl 90; Pink, 95c@
IL Red, 81 05eal Is small White, 81 60G1 rs
laige White, 81 45tdl So 2 ct.
yEGErABLEs-M dshrooms brought 15c q b this
morning. There was no Asparagus to-day, though
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News strangers IN saGramenfG WIN
find Their home papers at No 500 stree, opposite
the Iasonic Temple. jall-lm
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Sacramento Market.

FRUU-our Sacramento quotations are from
the price-lists Of W. r Strong & Co., and are
revised up to 6 P. NJ. Saturday. They rep
resent trade prices, and have in view selected
fruits suitable for shipment Spitzenberg and other
choice eating Appes 90cds1 g bx cooking 90caSl;
papered for long shipment. 81 25: pears, ordinary
varieties 81 50al rs orongee, California, 81 509S
Loretta, 1908 so o 100; do Mexican, & h0@3
lemons, Sicily, Sl1@I2 q box; California, S4@5;
bananas, S4a4 SO q bunch; sugar cane, S2 80
@3 q bunch pineapples, s@9 q dozen; lines,
81 50@1 rs . 100 do, q box, sl0g1l; cram
berries, very scarce sl6@17 q Dbl Choice apples for
long keeping are now coming forward and in CON-
plete variety. In fruit the variety is small, con.
fined mainly to apples and tropical fruits. We note
the arrival of the first shipment Of California
Oranges to the above firm. They embrace some 30
boxes of the varieties known Maltese St Michael,
Naval and Mediterranean Sweet, and are from the
orchard of C. J. Shepherd.
DRIED FRUIT-Californa raisins, whole, S2d
so half, 81 2592 rs quarters, g 1903 eighths
S3@S 80. Pears, 1o@l2c; plums, l4Gl6c; p aches,
I4@16c; apples. sliced, Ease; do quartered, 697c
prunes, 123616c; blackberries, 1SGl9c; figs,
choice, SG9c; far do, 6@7o; apricots, 20@22c.
NUTs-English Waluuts, 99l0c; new California
do extra choice, 11@l2c; Almonds, 15G17c; Pea
nuts, 6@7c for California and S@9e for Eastern
Ice; Brazls, 14c q b; Eastern Chestnuts,
SOC q 10 Cocoanuts S3@10 Z 100.
HoNKY-Comb, San Diego, 1877; comb, in h
cans, 50 50@I extra extracted, S@loc q Ii COM
mon extracted, 6GSc q ID.
SEED-Alialfa, 1l@l3c; Timothy EASTERN, 109
12c; Red Clover, l4916c; Red Top, 13@l5c
FEKD-Our quotations are from the pf.ce-lists q
E. 4. Burr of this city, and are corrected to date
Dat hay sl6a1S o ton, baled; alfalfa, Sll@l2 9 tor
ba,ed; brau, SIS q ton; barley, $40 q ton
ground barley 81 Is e cwt. wheat, 81 4001 a
| oats, 81 q cwt white wild oats 3.
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CAPITA, coionuaac. 1877 Tent, ST.. Ret.
J ard K Choicest WIGS, Liquors aud Cigars always
on band Private Rooms JOHN HEC1 0S.d &c i'm
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TO HOLIDAY SMOKERS +!
y O 3. w o Old q,
MPoRTZE AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO. Pipes. ETC, ETC.,
No ctr

EUST RECEIVED A LARGE INVOICE OF THE
Cd following iMPOATED CIGARS Of the 1850
Crop: La Carolina Regalia de California, ZOOS !:
Henry Clay, Rena Victoria textTa fne) 100s Vlllar
V yillar, Rena Victoria, zoos; Antoine F. Murias
ReiDa Victoria, zoos; La Commercial, Non tlus Ultra
sos; Commercial, Elegantes, Sos; Yillar RptLchild,
sos; Blossom de Tobacco, Elegac ties, sos; Flor de
Cuba, Delicossos, sos La F,orde E. cabal, Bouquet,
Sos; La Flor de Guiana, Non Plus Ultra, Sos; La
Hernandez, Regalia Non Plus, sos; La Carolina,
Regalia de PARIS, 60s La Flor de F. Cabal Regalia
de Chica, SOS; Antoine de F. Nuras, Regllia Reina
Chica, zoos: La Commercial Regalia Reina Cbcz,,
zoos La GranadiDa Prncesss, 10ls La Gloria
Coqueta, zoos La Venus, Concha Fina, L 0s; La
Montanesa, Alfred de Rothchid, 25s; Industra v
Comercio, Regalia de Chica, Sos; La hlec4ion,
Concha, Sos La Flor de Jose, u. Pumsriega Concha,
zoos La Corona Concha, San Domingo Tobacco,
ZOOS; La Estanila Coneha, 50s Manuel Garcia
Concha, San Domingo Tobacco, zoos; The Medal
award, Reina Victoria, zoos; La Commercial, Ele-
gsntes, 25s. Also, a fine 10 Of Meerschaum Pipes.
do 3p1m
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BREVITIES.

A Chinaman reported at the police head
quarters last evening that a fellow native who
had been cooking for him had stolen some
clothing from his store ON | street. Officer
Carroll and local Ksrcher, upon investigating
the matter. found his coat in Chinese pawn
shop aud some other articles at another SINH
lar establishment. The thief made good his
escape.
John P. Brondt, formerly of this city, died
at Napa few days since, after several
months sickness. Also l. S. Van Wrinkle,
who was many years hardware merchant in
Sacramento, died last week in San Fran
cisco.
The premises of VIM. Hawkins, coruer Of
II and Nineteenth street., were visited by
chicken thieves on Thursday night last and
several fowls taken.
Miss Mary Carroll gave pleasant social
birthday party az her residence, corner of E
and Twelfth streets, on Friday evening, to
her many friends.
There was no session of the Superior Court
on Saturday. No cases are set for to-day.
The Law calendar will be called.
There were four dodgers at the station
house last night.
CRY LIBRARY REPoRT.-The following is
the report of the City Free Library for last
week; Number of books issued during the
week, oo5; fiction and juvenile, 10; history,
50; biography, 10; travels. 80 !; miscelanee US
literature. "a poetry and drama, z theol-
ogY, O.; science aud art, IS; percentage Of
fiction and juvenile, So; average nun bsr is,
sued psr dsy, l30 !; average number of readers
per day, 65. The largest number of books
given out Upon one day siuce the library was
opened was Saturday last, when 253 we're
issued.
Police COMMISSIONERS will be a
meeting of the Board Of Police Commission
ers this afternoon at o'clock, called by the
Chief of Police for transactisn OF special
business.
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Rock AND RE cures colds, coughs and
bror chial diseases. G. W. Chesley. agent.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
SAN FRANCISCO, January Is, 1881
MORNING SESSION.
GENERAL NOTICES.
Ti,e Ol,cers nnd Nen, ners or Co1n.

The Officers and Member Of Conn AJAX
pany B, First Artillery Regiment, will as IssIbeA
sea bic at their Armory, at 7;30 P NJ, on S1ssssi
MONDAY, the 18th instant IN full fatigue zsasszi
with sabers, for Brigade drill BY order.
]. L. aT&0Op,
jal5 q b. c. Captain Commanding Company.
Caps'a' "nionundr. 1871 TENTH 81. bet.
ard K Choicest WIGS, Liquors aud Cigars always
on band. Private Rooms JOHN HhC1 0S.dl6 i'm
Ser Oysters Cock d to Perfection, in
every STYLE a Geudine Porter House Steak, 20
to SHEARS oyster Parlors tC.unie Biocll, Eighth
and streets. ali Liquors warranted pure. die I'm
News strangers IN Sacramento WIN
find Their home papers at No. 500 stree, opposite
the Masonic Temple. Jall-lm
y. ". stevens, $50 j street, near Third
Fine imported wines, liquors, ETC.; also the best
cigar in the city. d2S-lm
Cakes Pic. and all kinds of Fancy Candy
at W. f. PETEkSON'S. d2-1m
All Igso Have Tried w. r. PetersOD's
Ornamental Cakes, Tarts and Mince Pies say they
are the best ever bought. Try them. d2-lm
Go 10 fhe Lafayette for Hot Drinlss.-
Speciaties Tom aud Jerry, Peach and Honey, etc
X ST., Third and Fourth J. o. HECTOR. d1.5ilm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-17

Cakes. Pic. and all kinds OF fancy Candy
at W. +. PETERSoN'S. d2-1m
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-17

All ggao Have Tried w. r. Peters0D's
Ornamental Cakes, Tarts and Mince Pies, say they
are the best ever bought. Try them. d2-lm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-17

p. ". stevens, $50 j street, near Third
Fine imported wines, liquors, ETC.; also the best
cigar in the city. d2S-1m
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-03-17
MARRIED.

On Thursday March 10, at the Cole
man House, in Lewistown, by Rev. j.
M. Reimensnyder, Mr. Theodore a.
Walter and Miss Laura A. Bolender,
daughter of Daniel Bolender Esq,
Sheriff OF Snyder County.
At New Berlin, on March 10, by the
Rev. s. Sidney Kohler. Jehn l.. Sny-
der of Sbamokin to Miss Jemima T..
Cochran, OF New Berlin.
At the home of tho brides parents,
on Feb. 10. by the Rev. A. y. Casper,
Rev. s. sidney Kohler TO Aflss Agnes
Casper, both of New Berlin.
At Port Trevorton, March, 0, by ID.
y. Thursby, j. r., Wilson H. Noll and
Miss bertis A. l.. Woodllng, both Of
Port Trevorton.
Same day, by the same, William III.
Houser Of Chapman, md Miss Sarah
j. Snyder Of Union township,
March 10th, nj the Lutheran Par
sonage, by the Rev. nelmer, Joseph
Wallace, Of Northumberland, To Mrs.
Lucetta Moore, OF selinsgreve