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CALIFORNIA.


SAN Francisco, December 2osh.-A meet.
ing OF the Grand Council OF the old Order of
Chosen Friends was held TO day. During the
afternoon session one Of the delegates stated
that under authority vested in hun by virtue
of his office he had the right to Ell Join the Sc
ceding Councils from collecting dues also to
compel them to pay dues to the Grand Coun.
Gil of the old Order The matter was re-
ferred to committee.
Members Of the Grand Jury officially VS.
tied the Metropolitan Temple and some of
the theaters of the city to-day for the pur-
pose of determining whether the means exit
were adequate in case Of fire.
The State Teachers Association Of Cali
fornia will hold Its fifteenth annual meeting
in this city, commencing December 9th.
About year ago the Board Of Health
adopted a resolution condemning Chinatown,
and calling on the Board of Supervisors to in
crease the prison accommodations, so that the
provisions of the cubic air ordinance could be
enforced. The Board of Supervisors, for
some reasons, failed to give the matter
attention. Tonight the Board of Health
met, and again adopted the resolu-
ton, and called the attention Of the new
Board to the necessity of increasing at
Board also called the consideration Of the
Supervisors to the fact that during the pres
enr year not less than 10000 Cinnamon had
arrived in the city that they were all quar-.
tered in Chinatown, and that its limits had
not been enlarged. The Guarantee Officer
stated that a great number of Chinese who
arrived on the last steamer were reported as
having been vaccinated prior to leaving
China. but that it had since been ascertained
by investigation that there was no virus at
Yokohama or Hongkong. and that the Celes-
tials had been inoculated with muclage IL
stead of vaccine matter. The Board of
Health authorized the Quarantine Officer to
OF
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rsAnsrERs OF KgAL EsrarE.

There deeds were filed Tor rec15d yesterday:
Odd Eel ows Bail Of Savings to G. II. Kress-
Deed dated May 25 1851; the south 25I feet Of the
norm 10s1 feet OF the east haf OF lot l, between
and n, Sixth and Sc enth streets.
Mary @. Patterson to john Wilisms Deed, dated
August Is, is l; lots s. g. and s, in block g. in the
town of Folsom.
Sacramento Savings Bank to Albert GalIatn The
east threequarters of the south half OF lot s. be-
twsen J. and x, Fourth and Fifth streets
Sacramen.o Savings Bank to Albeit GaIlatin-
Deed dated December Is, 1881.
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shooting Anray EetMeen Indians

NEVADA, December 10th. - shooting
scrape occurred at the Indian camp about
mile from this city at o'clock this morning.,
between two drunken Indians. One Indian
drew revolver and fred shot at another,
iphicting mortal wound. The wounded
man fired two shots at his assailant, both Of
which took effect, one in the side and the
other just above the navel. During the
fracas white man named Williams, who
furnished the Indians with whisky, picked
mp pistol and shot one of the Diggers three
times, after which he made his escape. He
is still at large. Both the Indians will die.
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Aueayy hob Finished.

STOCKTON. December 10th. - Turton &
Knox have finished the long fill from the San
Joaquin bridge, and the teams and outfit
passed through for Sacramento to-day. The
mattressing of the whole work was finished
on Monday. 1t is very substantial work.
On Monday Thompson, foreman of the pile
driver at the Paradise cut, where the new
bridge is being erected. had foot and ankle
crushed under heavy timber which he was
unloading from boat for the bridge.
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GENERAL NEWS.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
Mahone sill ON Tor.


RICHMOND (Va.), December 20th.-H II.
Riddleberser was elected to the United
States Senate to day by the Legislature, to
succeed John w. Johnston. A strict party
vote was given for each of the candidates.
The vote was as follows In the Senate Rid
dleberger received %, and Johnston 80 The
joint vote shows that Riddleberger received
81 votes, the full Readjuster strength in the
General Assembly except two. while in the
jaint vote Johnston received 40, which showed
chat thirteen Democrats were absent or not
voting. The Readiusters are in caucus to-
night, nominating County aud Circuit Judges
t fill vacancies.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WASHINGTON. Dece 20.h-Tne Pres
i'd sat has nominated Timothy A. Eows, of
Via olsin, to be Postmaster. General.
United States Senate.
WASHINGTON, December 20tr The House
resolution for edjournme. t fam tomorrow
until January 18Th was adop.e6-ayes47, noes
10.
First Assistant Secretary of State.
WASHINGTON, December 2Oth.-Judge Da-
viz qualified to-day as First Assistant Secre-
tary of State.
Nomination Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, December 20th.-The SEN
ate to-day confirmed the nomination OF Wm.
Henry Trescott as Envoy Extraordinary to
Chile, Peru and Bolivia
The Navy Portfolio.
WASHINGTON, December 20tb.-lt Is stated
on excellent authority that Secretary Hi Mt
remains at the heal # the Navy d, partner t.
Has Accepted.
WASHINGTON, December 20sh.-Ex-Secre-
tary Blaine accepts the iuvitation OF the House
ard Senate Committees to pronounce eu-
logy upon President GAisld in the forthcom-
lug memorial services.
The English Coiiiery Disaster.
LONDON, December 10th. -Tnirty four W re
killed and 20 iajured by the expsosion il the
coal mine at Bolscn.
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OREGON.
Municipal Election.

PENDLEToN, December 20th.-The election
held yesterday for municipal officers of this
town resulted in victory for the straight
Democratic ticket. except Mayor. over the
combined Republican and Citizens ticket
For Mayor, Lot Liyermore, the present in
cumbent was reelected
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stabbIng In SAN Jose.

SAN JOSE. December 20th.-This evening
at ii o'clock Jose Bea was fatally stabbed at
the corner of FL Dorado and San Pedro
streets by party unknown. The two had
been in attendance upon dance at fam
daugo. and had quarrel about one of the
damsels present,
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VALLEJO, December 20tb-The weather
here Is remarkably cold, with dense fogs.
STOCKTON. December 2O.h-Ths weather
is Intensely foggy. River traffic is at stand
still while this fog lasts.
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Ankle Broken tn a Fight.

GRASS VALLEY, December Goth. = Last
evening III. d. Brown had his right ankle
broken while engaged in fight on Main
street. Brown entered the saloon of Frank
Dulmaine and used, without cause it is said,
bitter and abusive language toward the pro-
prietor, when fight ensued, resulting as
above stated.
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The Ie0di3sg makes az K2aiUes, Scissors,
RGsOrs, Table cutlery, etc. Age sold for the
loac prices gChich come from large buying.
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FortF years experience or an cid nurse.
MRS. WINSL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription Of one of the best female physicians
aud nurses in the United st ties, has been used
for Ity years with neversing success by millions
tf mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from PAIN cures dysenterY and darrh9a, gripping in
the bowels, and wind-colc By giving health to the
child il ress the mother. Price, % cents bottle
o31-1yMWF
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NEVADA.
Marriage Of a Newspaper Man.

RENO, December 20th-The wedding of
John i. Alexander, of the Gazette, and Miss
Kate G. Banham, took place this evening at
Trinity Church. The parties left immedi-
atey for San Francisco.
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NEW MEXICO.
Shot by Mistake.

SANTA FE, December 205h.-Wm. Craw-
ford, special agent Of the Department of Jus
tice. and a brave soldier during the war, was
fatally shot in Albuquerque Sunday by mis-
take
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Shot himself through the Had.

ST. HELENA, December 2O:h-Charles E
Butler committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head yesterday at I. +. Grigs-
by's ranch, near TOWNSVILLE The verdict of
the Coroner's jury was that he was insane
when the act was committed.
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PURGE out the morbid humors of the blood
by dose or two of Ayers Pills. and you will
have clearer heads as well as healthier bodies.
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A peep into the No. 400 K-STREET
DISPLAY .WINDOW aciU gjve you some
idea OF the Christmas Gifts ace haze ln store
tor Chitdre',: bat 1t does not shoao for Aoae
this acia,d0aC fill of things, large as 1T is,
contain more than q hint of the n,a3a2,
Holiday Goods are are keeping for. the Older
people.
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CHENILLE SHA WIS. 81 80.

THREE WHEEL TELOCIPEDES. ia
all sizes. Also, o. g0siety of ROCKING
0acay aCitt the rockers, and secures a more
natural motion.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TwENTY.EIGHTH ANNUAL
GENERAL MOTIolo.

Border States OF Mexico. Sonora. Sina.
loa Chlhushua and Durango-a complete descrip-
ton of the hest regions for the SETTLER miner and
the advance guard of American civilization, and a
complete gu for travellers and emigIants, with a
fine map. For sale at 529 street. Sacramento, Cal
dI6-iW
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BOYS SCOTCH TWEED SUITS. IN
ia.cjsible pl0id effect, SO 90; ages, 9 to 10
gears. SpIen0id U0Jate.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Sackney returned yesterday from a short
visit to Stockton.
Mrs A. J. Vern,iya, who has been dangerously i'll
for some days past, is cow improving.
DR.. G.. C. Dunn, Of Tombstone, Arizona is visiting
his father. Rev. Thomas Dunn, in this city.
Mics Jennie Freidner, of IN Francisco is visiting
this city, and is the guest OF Mrs. L. Solomon.
G. c. Simmons of this city, a student of the State
University, will spend his vacation in Oakland.
William Sexton, w. 7. Hitchcock, G. F. Allardt,
Horatio p LiyeFmore W. t. Wallace, T. Cook, C. s..
Simmons, OF San Francisco, are in the city.
Mrs N. Louisa Luce, of this city, has gone to
Eureka, New, 10 spend the holidays with her
daughter Mrs. p s. Quaid after which she will re-
turn
Lee Larue, Charles oatman, Lee Brown, Charles
7. Milliken, Frank H. Powers, Henry Tracy and
Adoph Scheld, Of this city, students at the State
University, have returned home to spend their holt
days.
These visitors are in the city: j. A. Peterson,
Dexter, Mich; Hank Doane Seattle, W. T.; William
Elites, Ell Paso; Z. S. Dennison, F. S. Kingsword,
Oakland: William Heeser and wife, Mendocino /; E.
J. McGany, Rochester: William Johnston, Rich.
land Mrs. w. Wilson, Elk Grove; Edward Christy,
Folsom; Allen Towle, Mrs. j. L. Gould, Dutch
Flat; George W. Penter, Bodie Mrs. H. Bailey,
Virginia City; George Ii. Bailey, Modoc; ]. 5.
Sweeney, Rockin; S. E. Wilson, Suffer county
Henry w. Dixon, d. L. Davis, Hicksville W. Coons,
J. Collins, Cosumnes DIR. j. Mosher, Williams; A.
Sudbrinx, Sacramento county A. McRae, William
Good, L. A Ewing. Pleasant Grove; B. Burt, Anna
dor; F. Blrnes, Iowa; N. Birmingham, Boston,
Mass; A Highly, Form R. Bence, Deer Greek
ID. Arms rong, George Gates, Denver; G.. Smith,
Reno T. Schooner, Elk Grove j. Yancil, Single
Springs.
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Fire nj PlaceryilIe.

PLAcERvILLE. December 20th.-A fire
broke cut in Chinatown this noon. The Ell
gines promptly responded and confined the
flames so that but two houses were burned.
The loss is not more than $500; no insurance.
There was no wind, otherwise the fire would
have swept the whole of Chinatown.
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Is Cefy fine Besides being e5cqxisiteI9
cOJOTed, naD7sy of them haze q raised sat2-
face, acIsich further increases their be0uty
the prices range from cent to Oce20 dollar
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microscopes, StereoscOpes and TieaCs
Opera Glasses, M0gasify52ag Glasses. D2.0ac-
ing Sets, Artists COJ02,s AIbataas Purses
Sill H0,adkercIaiefs TOY DEPA RT1gENI.
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Small Fire at oregon CITY.

PORTLAND, December 20th.-A fire at Ore
gon City tonight destroyed j. r. Shepherds
paint.shop. Loss, $3.50; no insurance.
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The FURNISHING GOODS DEPA RT-
MENT is teensi3,g full of things suitable for
Gifts to Men and Boys and acith this i'd
c0ntGge- that eve1'ything Is useful. Plain,
93e,aders, choice Sca15s and TIES, Near shapes
IN collars and cuffs, Fancy Hose and FINE
HaasdEerchiefs are some of the sstggestiUeI
things: bit o. Visit aCiU best s7lOaC the Vuriety
of the stock and its seasonabJe richness
SO, IT interested, yoas are 532gited i2a to seel
the things en- this Department. These ageI
busy dOys IN all parts of the Store; bat not
so busy Bat that aCe can still aCeIcOnae Uisitors
and strangers, and shosc them the sights
from the Toys IN the Basement, to the Fine
Bonnets in the millinery Rooms at2ostairs
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Holiday Presents 80 The Nimbie six.
pence Be ter Than the Slew Shilling !" II you want
GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS, at Il reasonable price, go
TO BEAbS' GALLERY, No. AIS street Il. &.
BEALS, Operator. d0-lm
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Some handsome combinations of Satin.
VeJUet and EbOniged Frames, in TV0lJ
Brackets Paper Holders and TYhispbr0oAa
Recepticles. Also, Fine Easel Mirrors and
Picture Frames.
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Fer Flee Cakes, lee Cream, etc., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER, No. sos st. bet. Filth and Sixth. jy25-lm
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The Deputy Marshal of Wyandotte, Kan
sas, G. Patterson, says he has had the rheu-
matism off and on all his life, and never
found anything to benefit him until he tried
st. Jacobs Oh, which always relieves him at
once.
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The only genuine MIX Bread, delivered
every mornipg, by w +. PETERSON, go J. 1T
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4 Card.-To all who are suffering from
the errors and indscretiors Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will
send rece pc that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in South America. Send sell. addressed
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH n INMAN, Station
d, New York City. nZ6mWfM
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PACIFIC COAST.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO TIE RECORD.
UNION.
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The best Meals In the city al Pctcrscn's,
6l8 and go street. d7-d
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The Holiday Season has brought out q
dispJ0y of WHITE TESTS for Dress Wea1,
i3a the Cl0ttingT0Ona. Prices sOnaeachat
I02Ce7 than i1a the Summer time
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MARRIED.
CiED.

Woodland. December 1s-S. NJ Norton to Elli
Foresythe.
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The JEANETTE.
News from the Adventurous Ex-
plorers.
CONTRADICTORY DISPATCHES.
A Report that the Vessel Has been
Destroyed.

ONE BoarLoaD OF TIE CREW MISSING
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EIoR d. n. Two FRONT ROOMS with BAY
q windowsl, opposite Capitol. Inquire at this
1uv<
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-01-13
Inventions Of Women.

Thelist Of woman's inventions of recent
date Is by no means blank One of the
best machines now in use for the manu-
tacture of paper bags is the invention of
Mary Il. knight, of Springfield. Mass.
The accomplished wife of Father Hya-
clnthe holds a patent for an improved
corset The Empress Eugene Invented
the many founced bustle--the precursor
OF the extinct crinoline. Mrs. Walton
has devised way of deadening the noise
on the elevated railroads, and spark ar
roster for locomotives. Women obtain
from the Governmental an average of about
sixty patents yearly. During the year
ending July, 1880, women received some
seventy patents, list of the subjects.
which Is appended, as useful showing
OF the tendency of the inventive faculties
OF the sex AS might be expected, the
plurality of articles relate to the tighten
ing OF women's work Among them are
a lar-llfter, bag-holder, pillow-sham
holder, dress protector, two dust-pans.
a washing machine, fiuting iron, dress
chart, iish-boner, q sleeve-adjuster. q
lap table, scanning machine treadle,
wash basin, an iron heater, sad-irons. a
garment stiffener, foldingchair, ward
robe bed, window-cleaner, napkin. a
clothespin, weather-strip, churn, an
inVallds bed, strainer, milk-cooler,
a sofa-bed, dipper, paper dish, and a
plating device. In the line of purely
mechanical contrivanees appear n car
step, baggage attachment for vehicles,
shoe-channeling machine, a guard for
sleeping berths, loom for tubular fab
mes, a window frame, an oil burner,
me- raft, window-fastener, locomo-
uves chimney, buckle, paper bag ma
chlnes, dumping-wagon and a bale-tie.
BESIDES these are braces, corsets, a hat
cover, collar, doll supporter, shawl
strap, corset-clasps, undergarments, n
game, shoe and hair-wash.
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The Thief Divides the Pork.

The Louisville 6oirief-,Jous1al. in
giving some "reminiscences OF an old blind
negro man in that city, makes him relate
the following Of one of his former mas
tars. " He war speakin man, though, I"
continued Eli, as his enthusiasm began
to carry him away. He war de most
best speakinest man IN the whole
country. / remember when dey war a
tryin' of dat man Fayette Shelby for n
KILN of Marse HORNE, at Lexington.
When it come time for the old marse to
speak he iist had all de benches and de
cheers moved ont in the college yard,
and, Geel how he cid let himself loose
He got TO talkin' about the scriptur' and
de women folks dey began to cry. Den,
you see, de old marse was maxim his
pint, an bimby when de proper time
came nc Jest let loose all bolts an fell
back like he was faintin'. / see de old
nurse, doagh his eyes was bhnkin'
like tond's in a Il lder-storm, an he
was a chu kiln III his sleeve. He want
no mo- faintin' dan you is at de present
moment. He war a maxim his PM by
workin' IN de sympathy Of de crowd, an
he made il, too. Oh, / tell you, lie ole
marse was as slick as de very debbil. Xxi.
vi" chuckled old Eli. lyon orter seed
de trick he Played on dem lawyer folks
o1ct DIR was man stole a hog, an he
cum to marse an tolc him he wanted
him ter defend him in de courts. De
old mnrse, you see, he goes to work an
makes de man kill de hog nm cut m
squar in two. Den he takes one part
hisself, gives do udder to de thief, an
when trial comes along. marse he gifts
up M tells Dc LAWYER FOLKS dat dc prison
~ didn't get mo 81 dat hog dan he did
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-01-13
HYner Gentilitr.


A sorrowful sight in this world is
man who can do but one thug, follow
but one avocation in life, and who if by
chance is disabled from performing that
is utterly incapable of making living
by turning to something else. Horace
Greeley said he knew hundreds of men
who possessed the finest classical ed
ucations that it was possible to obtain In
our American colleges, who walked the
payements aimlessly. unable to support
themselves, and scarcely knowing where
the next meal was 10 come from. BY
deplorable false notion instilled into
their minds while young as to ''genteel
occupation, they were untitled to be-
come useful members of society.
Many boys of the present day seem to
have strong aversion to every kind OF
trade, business calling, or occupation,
that requires labor, and an equally
strong tendency toward some socalled
''genteeP employment or profession.
Parents are too often responsible for
this disposition on the part of their
sons. Boys should be taught that all
honest labor is honorable, whether il be
on the farm, in the workshop, or the
contingencies. Early in life they
should be given some responsibility,
some stated labor to perform, and thus
be trained up with the idea that some
thing is required of them in life-that
there Is work to be done and victories to
be won. Boys who are never taught to
90 anything when young, seldom ac-
compllsh much in after years Parents
should learn that 1t is IN the early years
of the boy that decide what the future is
to be. Some task should be given to all
children, and it should be insisted that
whatever Is required of them should be
faithfully performed.
Then i'll the matter of education too
much attention Is given to ornamental
branches and too little to the useful.
What is required is first of all, q good
English education II we can have
nothing more, by all means let MS have
tus. Then where this can be done.
every young man and woman should be
thoroughly disciplined in the system OF
accounts, and the correct methods of
transacting business. Where possible.
every boy and girl should have the adj
vantages of a practical training at some
well conducted business college. The
education to be acquired at our
leading schools of this class fits young
man for the farm, the Workshop, the
counting house, or any useful calling
that he may desire to adopt and it gives
young ladies that which makes them far
more self-helpful, useful and independ-
emit