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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Joseph Wallis, OF this city, has gone to Milton
W. E. Gerber and wife returned from their we'd
ding trip yesterday.
James WOODBURY., Of this city, went to San Fran
cisco yesterday for few days recreation.
R. d. Stephens and wife are at the Lick House in
San Francisco They go to Los Angeles on Sat-
urday
sir. Peyot Russell OF Brighton. celebrated his esd
anniversary yesterday, with spirit of younger
years. The occasion brought together many OF his
relatives and friends, and all enjoyed the occasion
highly
A. S. Woods former Under Sheriff of this
county, was married the oath inst. in San Fran
cisco to Rebecca C. Lanning. The parties are both
well known here and old residents OF this city.
They returned to their home yesterday.
Mrs. F. Birdsall at her residence, corner of Ninth
and H streets, will receive her friends from IL A. NJ.
to II p NJ assisted by Mrs Horatio Hurd Mrs. j. F.
Glover, Mrs. j. B. Wright, Mrs. 10 Hahn, Mrs. H.
Weaver, of this city, and Mrs. N. P. Chapman, of
Red Bluff.
Rev. j. Q. A. Henry, pastor of the Calvary Bap-
fist Church, OF this city, has received unanimous
call to the pastorate of the First Baptist Church,
Oakland. This is regarded as the best Baptist
Church on the coast. AS yet it is undecided
whether Mr.. Henry will accept or not.
Professor B. f. Howard, Principal OF the schools
in Washington, Yolo county, and Miss Birdie Nor
ton daughter OF Edmona Morton, who resides near
RoutieIs station, united in marriage yesterday
afternoon at the residence Of the brides father.
TIE ceremony was performed by Rev DR.. Dwineil,
in the presence of large number OF relatives and
friends After the ceremony many valuable pres
which followed by an elegant and bountiful
I
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suicide of a Baptist Minister.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 28th-Rev.
Charles Wesley Hewes, pastor of the Fifth
Baptist Church at the Mission. committed
suicide to-day by cutting his throat with a
knife on the premises of his son, Charles w.
Hewes, Jr., on the corner of Grove and
Thirteenth streets. Oakland. The deceased
clergyman was found by his wife lying in a
pool of blood, with terrible wound in
his throat, which was cot through to
the vertebral column. He was lying face
downward as he had fallen from the seat on
which he sat while committing the fatal act.
He had been acting in strange manner for
some time past, and his family feared that he
was becoming mentally deranged. On Sum
day he acted strangely, and insisted that
Rev. David Mcclure should come to him,
lest he should do harm to some of his family.
On Monday be seemed to grow worse,
and passed the whole day pacing up and down
the sidewalk in front of the house. This
morning he wished to return to San Fran
cisco, but was persuaded to remain in Oak
land for another week for rest. He then
passed out into the stable yard, and was not
seen again until found with his throat cut.
He was GA years of age, and native of Lin
field, Mass. After he came to this coast he
had charge Of the Baptist Church at Heads
burg, and subsequently the Baptist Church
at st. Helena. From that place he came to
Mills, Seminary, where he taught and
did duty as general superintendent. He
was at one time connected with the Wads-
worth school in Oakland, in the capacity of
instructor and manager, and before he came
to this coast he owned and conducted large
female seminary in Indianapolis. At the
time of his death he was pastor of the Fifth.
Baptist Church at the Mission, where he sue
ceeded Rev. l. NJ. Kalloeh. He leaves a
widow and two grown sons. and was WELL
known in this city and in Oakland
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NEVADA.
A Horrible Deed-An Aged Couple Muir
dered and Their Bodies Burned.

VIRGINIA, December 2sth.-This evening
few minutes past o'clock, the dollhouse
on Six mile Canyon was discovered to be on
Ere There are at that place no facilities for
putting out fire, therefore nothing could ID
done by those who were attracted TO the spo,
from points up and down the canyon. The
toll house has for years been kept by Periau.
der Pollock and wife, very respectable old
couple. Their absence st once excited the
suspicion of the neighhors, VITO were at.
tracted to the fire. They were sought
for in vair, but when the fire had
burned down sufficiently to allow of
searching the ruils, their bodies were found
lying side by side ia the front room, within
six feet of the front door. 1t is the universal
opinion that the old people were murdered.
aud the building fred to conceal the crime.
The eharred remains were brought to this
city at 10 o'clock tonight. The skull of the
woman is crushed in front, and that of the
man on the right size. The old couple were
in town this afternoon. for the purpose of
signing deed for some property sold fifteen
years ago in Pennsylvania, and at the store
of Joseph Demling asked some one to go with
them to identify them. Mr.. Dsniing went
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SOCIETY NOTES.

The Aristos Club has elected the following
officers for the ensuing six months Presl-
dent, P. B. johnson; yiee-President, Z. v.
Maslin; Recording Secretary, c. E. Wright !;
Financial Secretary, A. J. Plant; Treasurer,
Charles Frye; Board of Directors, l.. w.
Wilcox. g. I. Sellinger and r. |. Cohn.
On Tuesday evening the British Mutual
Benefit and Social Society elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year President,
N. ]. Nathan (re-elec.edl; Vice-President,
J. H. Collins (re-elected); Secretary, Arthur
V. Boyne Treasurer, james Parsons; Trus-
tees, George P. Sharples, Charles G. Pearl,
George Muddox Guardian, Richard Mutt
all Medical Officer, DR.. George Pyburn.
Occidental Encampment. No. ~, /. o. O..
F., elected the following officers on Tuesday,
December 18Th: G. P, James H. Stebbins
II. P, Thomas w. Smith ; S. w, Fred Id
dins; Scribe, Nelson Wilcox tre-elected) I;
Treasurer, T. Hogeboom tre-elected); J. W.,
r r. PLATE
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Wounded by Footpads.

MARYsvuLE, December 2Sth.-This even.
ing sbout o'clock, while Charles Brown,
eldest son of G. F. Brown, was on his way to
the Marysyille soap factory, he was stopped
by two men on B street. As the tbree came
together one of the robbers seized Brown,
with the intention of holding him while his
partner robbed him. Brown resisted the st
lacking party, and threw him off. Brown
then reached for his pistol in his hip pocket
The robbsr, witnessing this motion, stepped
back and shot Brown in the left jaw, the bal
splitting the jawbone and lodging near the
jugular vein. Brown was found on the side,
walk, some distance from where tie shooting
was done, in very weak condition, and con
veyed to his home. His wound is not consid
cred necessarily fatal
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ARIZONA.
Mortgage Fiitd.

YUMA, December 2Sth.-The first mortgage
of the Arizona and Nevada Railroad and
Navigation Company is fled for record in the
office of the County Recorder of Yuma
county. The mortgage is made to Frederick
T. How and Walter e. Dean, and the first
mortgage bonds are issued to James q. Fair,
The issue is made of 10, coo bonds, of the par
value of $1,000 each, payable in twenty
years from dae, and with interest at the rate
of six per cent. per annum.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed December Esd.


Minnie B. UngeC to N. Castro-Deed dated July
9, 1881 east half Of lot g. between L and NJ, Second
and Third streets. Consideration, S437 so
Mary H. Sinonson to Sallie Haun-Deed dated
May "A, 1851; undivided quarter OF same property.
Consideration, sl75.
W. d. Haun to NJ. Castro-Deed dated August 10,
1851; same property. Consideration, Sss 80
Filed December Gath
Mrs. L. A. Hansbrow to George R. Hansbrow-
Grant dated December Is, 1851; south half OF west
quarter Of lot y and north half ef south halt OF lot
s, between G and Fl, Seventh and Eighth streets.
H. Leimbaeh ct Al. TO a Z, Leimbach-Grant
dated December "a, 1851 south half OF southeast
quarter OF section 10, township north, range east
Filed December 27th.
E Kraus to G. W. Hough-Deed dated December
p, 1851, lot s. between l and J, Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets Consideration, Si,e0e.
F. Swift TO C. white-peed dated june T. 1850;
North half Of west half OF northeast quarter of sec
ton 81 township north, range east Corsidera-
tfon, $3.50.
A. c. Coune to A Meister-Grant dated Dscem-
Der II, 1873; part Of Swamp Land Survey COL.
A. c. Csune TO A. Meister-Grant dated Decsnber
q, 1881 part OF Swamp Land Survey COL
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Attempted Suicide In Prison. Michael
SfrOgOf" TO the Rescue,

BENIcIA, December 2Sth.-At few min.
utes past l this afternoon a prisoner named
Thomas Burns, a soldier awaiting sentence
on two charges, one of malicious mischief and
another of disturbing the peace, attempted
to cut his throat while confined 10 the city
prison. He was under the influence OF
liquor, procured through the aid of some of
his comrades through the window bars. The
instrument used was an old jack-knife. Had
it not been for the timely interference of a
prisoner giving his name as Michael Strogoff,
Burns might have succeeded in carrying out
his designs. As it was, the only injury was
bad.lookino cut
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SUPERIOR COURT.
pEraRrnEsr oNE-clARk. Judge.

THURSDAY, December IS. 1881
Estate of G. W. Case, deceased-Decree OF final
discharge OF the exeoutrix entered.
Estate OF a. Lloyd, deceased Petition of sale Of
real estate filed Snd set for hearing January 80 1851
DKPARTNEEr Two benson, Judge.
NJ Dwyer IS. n. cllamplain ct al-Decree entered
torecosing mortgage as prayed fer in complaint
James farris vs.. 2. a. Shsffer-Judgmsnt en-
tered for plaintiff as prayed Tor in compliant.
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PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
CALIFORNIA
rhe First Through Train.

San FRANCISCO. December 25sh.-Super.
intendent Fillmore. of the Southern Pacific.
announces that the first through train for
New Orleans will leave here Friday next,
and that probably train will start west
from New Orleans the same day.
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An Indian Shot and Killed.

VIsALIA, December 2Sh.-News is just
received from Portersvilles twenty miles east
of Visalia, that last Wednesday night, at
that place, an Indian named Jerry was shot
and instantly killed in D. Bowen's saloon
by Mexican named Mathaley. He was
examined and held. Whisky was the cause.
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ST. HELENA, December 2Sth-A barn be-
longing to J. 1. Logan was burned this morn
ing. 1t contained about two tons of hay.
The fire is supposed to be the work of tramps.
Loss, about $3.50; no insurance.
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OREGON.
AdYIces from, Portland.

PORTLAND, December 2Ssh.-James Gale.
the Oldest member of the Oregon Pioneer
Association, died at Eagle Valley. Union
county, on the 23d instant, aged 90. He
came here il 1884, and was one of the three
Commissioners who ruled Oregon, Washingt ton
and Idaho then known as Oregonl before the
Territorial Government was established. he
built the first deep-water vessel in the Safe,
and was known throughout the northwest
country for bravery, enterprise and probity.
The great wing-dam in the Unatil!a river,
near Pendleton bridge, is fast Fearing compile
ton, and would seem to be capable of pr
forming the service for which it is being built
to guard the lower end of the town from
floods. The dam is 800 feet long, 10 feet
wide and thigh. ga
The Department at Washington having
decided that Lombardy poplar and balm, or
cottonwood, is not timber. in the sense of the
law relating to timber culture required, petit
tions are now being circulated and unani-
mously signed in eastern Washington, to get
that decision amended so as to include sIch
trees as named above in the list as lawful to
plant. Many have set out Lombardy Ioplars
in good faith, and if this is not allowed they
run the risk of forfeiting their claims.
The difficulty experienced in getting wells
on Eureka Flat has led to the organization
of the Eureka Water-Supply and IRRIGATION
Company, with a capital stock of 800, 600,
divided into l 600 shares at 500 each. This
company has purchased quarter-section of
land from the N. P. r. r., which it is calcu-
lated will furnish water for the cultivation OF
about 600 acres. 1t is the purpose of the
company ultimately to convey this water in
pipes to central reservoir on the fl at. and
distribute it from thence to the stockholders.
SECOND DISPATcH.l
PORTLAND. December 2sth.-Another case
of smallpox of the continent type was dis
covered here to-day ct the corner Of Fifth
and Oak streets, and taken TO the pest.house.
Captain John Quincy Adams, of the First
Cavalry, has been assigned to The special
duty of collecting and collating, under in
structions of the Department commander. all
practicable information concerning the In.
dams within the geographical limits of this
Department.
This afternoon, John brennan, a longshore
man, at work at the gas company's dock, was
struck on the head by a large lump of coal
from a bucket and had his skull crushed in so
that the brain is exposed. His recovery is
hopeless.
James Fabian this forenoon fell from q
hand car near Kalama % feet, struck beam
and dislocated and broke his left hir, and
sustained such other injuries that he is not
likely TO recover.
The fruit cannery of Mrs. A. L. Loyejoy.
at Oregon City, the largest in the State, viii
be moved here next month.
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Death Of am ola Resident.


NAPA, December 2Sth.-James c. Lyman,
aged IS years, a resident of this valley since
1S43, died at his residence near Napa to-day.
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SANTA Rosa, December 2sth,-The in
stallation ceremonies of the Masonic Frater-
nifty Blue Lodge and Chapter, in this city
last night, were interesting and imposing.
This has been the mildest day Of the win
ter-almo like a summer day.
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LOOKING AHEAD !-Gilman, of the Red
House, says that he intends to run that
House uatil his successor is G. II. Gilman,
Jr.. which is his SON.
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wAsursGrox TERRITORY.
Items from Port Townsend.


PoRT TOWNSEND, December 2sth.-The
bark Camden. Captain George w. Sivanton,
which sailed from this port on the 22d, has
just returned in leaky condition. having ex-
perienced very rough weather. VIM. Glib.
bons, the COOK, was washed overheard on the
Goth inst. and drowned
The schooner Letitis, Captain Hitcher,
from San Francisco for Eureka Inlet, arrived
here to-day in distress. with the main boom
broken.
The United States revenue cutter Wolcott
has been ordered to prepare for cruise to
Alaska.
ELEGANT BoUQUErs of rare and fragrant
flowers at the Belle Conservatory, Tenth aud
Y streets.
Two button light kids, 60 cents. L. Bien,
Eighth and j streets.
THREE-button light kids. rs cents. l..
Bien's, Eighth and J streets.
MosT acceptable holiday present. undoubt-
edly, is case of Eclipse Champagne.
Try the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. George w. Chesley, sole agent.
FoUR.button light kids, 81. L. Bien,
Eighth and J streets.
SIx-button light kids, 81 %. L. Bien,
Eighth and j Streets
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
F p; Hall
l E; & Balsanl

Cures Consumption, Colds, Pneumonia,
Influenza, Bronchial Difficulties, Rr0n.
chitls, HoarseBess, Asthma. Group,
Whooping Cough, and all diseases OF the
Breathing Organs. Ii sOOthes and heals
the Membrane or the Lungs. tnfiamed and
poisoned by the disease. and prevents
the night swenis ard fightness across The
chest which accompany IL. COSsUMP.
IISN is not an incurabie rialady. IL Is
only necessary to have The right remedy,
and MALLs BALS1M is that remedy.
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AT Ask for DR. WIZ. HALLS BALSAM and take
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ADyRETIsEugEF MENTIor

Metropolitan Theater-Alice Oates Troupe
Atkinson's Jollities-lanuary I'd and 3d.
A. o. HIN memoriam
witham OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES notice.
Select party-Aristos Club. to night
Unity Lodge, X. of H--Meets this evening.
ing.
Wanted-A situation as nurse, etc.
Farm of 800 acres of land for sale.
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SECOND DISPATCH.1

LINCOLN, December 2Sth-Justice Allen
has just concluded the holding of an inquest
on the remains of wood-chopper named
Henry NJ. Smith, who was found dead in his
bed in a cabin near this place yesterday even.
ing by his partners. Deceased had been
drinking to great excess the past week, and
but little was thought about his death ON that
account until some time after the inquest had
commenced, when it was discovered that his
neck was broken. On this discovery being
made the Justice postponed the inquest and
telegraphed to the District Attorney. asking
mis- attendance. District Attorney Lardner
and Sheriff Boggs came down from Auburn,
arriving here at P. NJ to-day. when the
holding of the inquest was resumed. The
evidence disclosed the fact that deceased had
been murdered, and placed in his bed after
wards by some parties as yet unknown. De-
ceased was aged about SO years, and was q
native of Indiana No arrests have yet been
made. but Sheriff Boggs. it is thought. has
some clue that NAV lead TO arrests Soon
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TO MY OLD Patrons.

Ey Asst yonr Druggist or Wine Merchant
for them. H. c. KIRK Co, General Agents,
sacn-n rnar1to Cal aII25 .Hr,AIn
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BEs1 Champagne in use, Eclipse Extra Dry. J
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Probably a Murder.

LINCOLN placer county,, December 2Sth.-
A wood-chopper named Henry Smith was
found dead in his bed in cabin about two
miles from this place last evening, and his
remains were brought here aud left in charge
of the local officers. On investigation this
morning it is found that the mans neck is
broken, and it is now almost certain that
Smith has been murdered and had been
placed in bed by the murderers. Two arrests
have been made, and thorough investigation
will be had
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MALARlAL DISEASES!

vitalize the System, and arrest the ravsecs OF IL
dreadful Alcohol Habit, "DIpSoMANIA."
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SIx-button light kids, 81 %. L. Bien,
Eighth and streets.
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THREE-button light kids, IS cents. J..
Bien's, Eighth and J streets.
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FoUR.button light kids, 81. L. Bien
Eighi ID and streets.
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Business Advertisements.

Mechanics -Stock-taking time.
Catarrh-Sanfort's Radical Cure.
Charles Zeitler-H Hardware
G. /. Simmons. PHYSICIAN.
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MosT acceptable holiday present, undoubt-
edly, is case of Eclipse Champagne.
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ELEGANT BoUQUETs of rare and fragrant
flowers at the Belle Conservatory, Tenth and
Y streets.
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Two,button light kids, 60 cents. L. Bien,
Eighth and streets.
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VOLUME OF TEsT1MoNY.-The long hand
transcription of the testimony in the Gold
Run case is being bound and PACED as the
work is completed. The binding has reached
page 1858, with enough manuscript remain
ing to reach 5000 pages. 1t is estimated
| that the transcription will cover over 10, 600
pages of manuscript
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
a N up ucrOG Assault,

James feV'on, young NAV, having
f1tIrd himself on SATURDAY night with
Front street whisky, felt in a murder
Qua huIn"r yesterday morning, and tr
gatity his evil fv".iugS throw an .,ppty
whirke, bo, tie a. u ruor.d uau named
Alfred Spencer, who was SAL ding A.
r onl aud Orange streets, and lad Iu,
given him the slightest rruywaiinn -
Tne bofte struck Spencer and inflicted
anus Cut on bis head. on er p,rl,,
who was III the Vicinity, sH" thea, ,sa1lt
and arrested pcytun, v ho made a no
violent resistance, and tore III. officer,
star Oft, and damaged his clothing, he
however held his prisoner, a, Il land
ed hun AT the Police Station, where he
had II hearing shortly after ward. The
officer preferred two charges again. st
min, and he waS fined s. ana costs in
each case In dtfaul; of payment he
was committed.