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weather Probabilities.
THIS MoRsIse's NEWS.

In New York Saturday Government bonds were
quoted at l18 TOR As of 1907; lsg for AS 1908 for
BIS; sterling, 81 s6ka4 9Ol: silver bars, 114s.
Silver in London, SD; console, 100 3l6i; per
cent United States bonds extended, 1881; g. 1l9s
AIS, 1153.
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis
count to par Mexican dollars. S9l dS9E.
There were 10 sessions of the Stock Boards in
San Francisco Saturday.
Hon Milton S Latham diedin New York Saturday
night
The hoods continue to cause great distress in the
South.
Fire at Toledo, o.; also at Chinese Camp, Tuol
umne county.
scoville has severed his connection with the Gui
teau case, and it is rumored that General Butler
will take his place.
In a railroad collision Earlville, N Y, Friday
night three men we're killed and one severely in
jured
In = fight between two young colored bootblacks
at Memphis, Saturday. one stabbed through the
heart.
In the walking-match at New York. Hazae won,
completing his SIX hundredth mile at OIL Saturday
night
OF the Supreme Judgeship. and it is thought by
many in Washington that he will decline the ap-
pointment.
The overdue steamship City of Berlin, from Liver
pool for New York, has been spoken with broken
machinery.
Skobelof arrived at st. Petersburg yesterday, and
was heartily cheered by large crowds.
The French still fighting the insurgents in Al
geria, with varying results
At Charleston, A. T. yesterday. Jesse Roscoe lost
all arm in a shooting ARRAY.
Special prayer aud thanksgiving services in refer
ence to the Queens escape took place in nearly
every church and chapel of England yesterday.
By the expo.on of a butler in sawmill near
Winchester, Ind, five killed and two
wounded
In an accid mt in mine Ishpeming, Mich,
two men were killed and third severely injured.
Alice Wright, an actress, killed herself by jump
ing from fourth-story window at Cleveland, Satur
day.
brutal outrage upon Americans by Custom
house officials on the French frontier is reported
from Paris.
balloon with two aeronauts fell in the sea off
Dover Eng Saturday, aud both men were drowned.
Hessy Heimann, the condemned female Nihliis1,
died last week in childbirth
Hermann Hoffman died suddenly at San Jose
of heart disease.
Annie Murray, who murdered Prang at Portland,
Or, is very low and the chances OF her recovery
slim. There is much doubt as to the author of the
stot.
The town OF Nacari, Sonora. has been attacked
by Apaches in open day. and three citizens killed
Frederick Szaruady, the Hungarian statesman, is
dead.
The Creek Chamber has nvalidated the seat of
the Minister Of War.
Colonel S. S. Nichols. of the Memphis Ardta,.che,
was severely canea 10 the street Friday, by ex.
Governor r J. Morgan. and duel is expected.
Convention TO form State Constitution is
called to meet in Salt Lake April 10th.
Great damage is being caused in Maine by high
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MR.. GLADsroNE's CHANGE OF VIEWS

In the House of Commons, LAST Friday,
Baron Henry De Worms moved the Gov
erpment to find means for using its good
Offices with Russia to prevent the reour.
renee of the outrages upon the jews in
that country. Gladstone in reply said
f" that Intervention with foreign Gov.
"ernment would be certain cause of
" strong reaction, not merely among those
"who committed the outrages, but among
" those who were sverse to anything like
Invasion of their national iniepend-
"ence." 1t is strange how circumstances
alter cases. When the Bulgarian atroci-
ties occurred Mr.. Gladstone could lot see
that Intervention with foreign Govern
ment would be certain cause of strong
reaction" At that time no man in all
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cox AND ROBSON.

Cox and Robson had passage-at-arms
on Saturday, in which they simulated one of
the old.fashioned party encounters, though
in very half-hearted and perfanctory way.
Robson mad the better of Cox in his ref
erence to the Democratic record on slavery,
but Cox might have retaliated that some
Republicans at least seem to think more of
the Chinese than they do of their white
fellow countrymen. Certainly no Demo-
crat has ever taken a position more hos
tile to the interests of white labor than
Hoar # Massachusetts, now occupies, and
probably al that can be said is that ne does
not Represent the majority of the party.
But apart from bygone issues, there is very
little left for the two old parties to
quarrel about. The Southern question ap-
pears to have been finally abandoned
even by the fiercest of the "stalwarts. ;"
There is no longer any capital to be made
out of it, and since Republican managers
undertook to create party in the South
by indorsing reputation, references to
that region have perhaps been less agree
able than formerly. One wonders, indeed,
what the next great issues are to be, for
neither party is making any now, and
both seem equally afraid of handling the
questions which naturally present them
selves. The Tariff ought to be the issue
of the immediate future, but though the
Democracy originally claimed that as its
issue, it has now lost the courage to assert
its principles, aud seems only anxious to
prove itself as strongly Protectionist as
its rival. 1t remains to be seen whether
the Democratic leaders will pursue the
usual timid and timeserving course on. this
head, or whether they will for once rise to
the emergency. If they do not, however,
the probability is that new party will be
in the field by 1884.
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sCovILLE AND GUIrEAU.

Scoville is about to abandon Guitean' s
case, it is said because the prisoners family
do not think he has been well served.
Probably no lawyer alive could have ex-
ercised the least influence upon the verdict
Of the jury that convicted the assassin,
but Scoville did very much better than
was to have been expected, considering
the character and proceedings of his tur.
bulent client. 1t is now rumored that
Ben Butler may come into the case for the
purpose of arguing it before the Superior
Court in bank. This story of course must
be taken with allowance Butler is indie.
pendent in his way, but he probably has
no "call" to such business as is being
arranged for him, and he probably is sa.
gacious enough to feel sure that no argu-
ment will affect the outcome of this case.
Guiteau will be hanged when the time
comes, and tie lawyers generally might as
well spare their breath about him.
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FOREIGN.
Special Prayers and Thanksgiving Sc
vices.

Special Prayers and Thanksgiving Sc. d.
vices.
LONDON, March 5sh.-Special prayers and
Thanksgiving services took place in nearly all
the churches and cbapels of England to. day,
with reference to the Queens escape. Glad.
stone and Earl Granville were present at
Chapel Royal, st. James Palace, the preacher
being the pastor of st. David's. The most
noteworthy services were these held by Dean
Bradley at Westminster Abbey.
Special prayers were also offered in the
synagogues and Catholic cathedral of Ker-
sington.
Special thanksgiving services were held in
the church of the British Embassy at Paris,
the Dom Kirch, at Berlin, and the English
church at Rome. A re oeum was chanted in
the Russian chapel at London.
Granville in The HOUSE of Lords, and Glad
stone in the House of Commons, tomorrow
will move an address congrstulating the
Queen on her escape.
The French and Insurgents.
ALGIERs, March 5sh.-A dispatch from
Ainzfra says A body of 800 French, recon.
noiteriug in southerly direction. were sur
prised and defeated by the insurgents. Fiji
teen hundred insurgents afterwards endeav-
ored to bar the passage of the Preach. when
the insurgents were completely route !, leav-
ing 100 killed and wounded. The French
lost twelve killed and wounded.
skebeIoG's Return.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 5th.-Skobelof
arrived this moraing, and was heartily cheered
by large crowds.
Forty Persons Killed in Mine.
VIENNA, March 5th.-Forty persons are
reported killed by the falling of shaft in q
mine near Topl;iz.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, March 5sh-Passed here to-day,
TO arrive In Sacramento tomorrow: Il. II.
McMann and wife, s. III. Fisher and wife.
Denver, COL; J. Reeve and wife, Ogden !;
Robert Dye and wife, Ssls Lake; w. n.
Odel, Salem, Or; II. G. J. Irwin, Mrs.
Kate Whitlaw, Victoria, B. @; Mrs. s. G.
Shepard, Pittshure, Pa; D. Marcuir, VIM.
Rainey, E. f. Union, c. F. Burr, Julia
Hamhston. San Franciscs; VIM. Gee, New
York; E. H. House, Miss House, japan !:
5, I. Mcintyre. Chicago. ILL.,. NJ. Luce, Geo.
y. Newhall, Boston. Mass; jos. Jaeger.
England; Arthur A. Cuthbert Santa Rosa |:
WillaId Chadwick, New Bedford. Mass. !;
Mrs. Fannie Cole. Kansas: Helen G. Dsvoe,
Steubenville, o.; Walter E. Handy, Marion,
Mass: Fred. W. H. Wright, Victoria. B. c.:
J. L. Dugan, New Bedford, Mess; George
Nelson and wife, New London, Conn +. b.
Quincy. Marion, Mass; o. f. Vsrmin,
Nebraska; c. Sanders, Australia; 81 emf
grant passengers. including 80 males, to ar
rive In Sacramento March 9TH.
NEwHALL, March 5th.-Passed here to.
day, to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow :
Miss Piddy Miles, Belmont; II. A. Tweed
and family, New York; VIM. Noyes, Mrs.
Willard B. Farwell, Miss E. Farwell, Oak
land; l.: Leary. Dayton, w. t.; G. Meneke,
Harry w. Syz, 0. M. Fulton, San Francis
co j. Vanderbilt, Oroville; J. f. Gidden
and wife, Illinois; Mrs. E. P. Young, San
Francisco Frank Wederotte. Chicago H.
G. Wilcox and wife. Los Angeles Mrs. Chas.
L. Hansen, Mrs. NJ. Z. Park, San Francisco;
Mrs. A. d. Weston, Ohio; A. w. Poole and
eight prisoners; d. Sheedy and wife, Denver,
Col; j. w. Zuek, A. Tyner and prisoner,
Yuma, A. T.; Charles Kelly, A. w. Stotler.
San Francisco H. E. Pierce, Providence, r.
l.; B. D. Pike. Silver City. N. NJ; J. III.
Hasburg, IL. A. Webb. FL Paso.
OMAHA, March 4th.-Lefs here to-day. to
arrive in Sacramento March Sth: Mrs.
Charles E. Stevens, NJ j. Slocum, San Fran.
cisco; P. O'Connor, Minneapolis; Helen w.
Kline, Providence, II. L.; j. Hymen, Fol
som; ]. I'll. Knowles, Surrey, Me-; J. P.
Scott, Los Angeles; Mrs. w. L. Luther,
Downieville Miss kenyon, Chicago; G. n.
Gardner, New York.
OMAHA. March 5th.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento March OH: Mrs. II.
A. Bridges and child, st. Louis S. Morton,
Mrs Morton, HOLSTER, CAL; J. w. Gannett
and wife, DIR. Grossnan and wife, Omaha !;
Mrs. D. A. Mckinley, Honolulu; Stewart
Harold. New York; A. A. WATSON, San
Francisco: J. G. ChowD. Portland, Or; G.
s. Bell, N. E. James. New York Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Opderdonk, Miss Eva Oaderdonk,
Yale, B. c.; Mrs. Il. NJ. Croker, San Jose.
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This thing with bandage round its
head was formerly a Harvard freshman.
1t has just crawled into hole, and taken
the hole in after it. 1t went to hear
Oscar Wilde's lecture, and didn't know it
was loaded. 1t is not so good.looking as
it was, but it knows more. Perhaps it
will be stuffed and placed in the museum
of comparative anatomy when the funds
of the university will allow. When little
boys play with firearms they should have
an eye ON the touch.hole. Freshmen usu-
ally do.-[Boston Star.
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He was an entire stranger to the
girls present, and the boys were mean
and would not introduce him. He
finally plucked up courage, and, step
ping up to young lady, requested the
pleasure of her company for the next
dance. She looked at him in surprise, and
informed him that she had not the pleasure
of an acquaintance. Well, remarked
he, "you don't take any more chances
than do.
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TERRIBLE ExPERIENcE.-The Tehama
Tocsin says that Simon Vincent, of Squaw
Hill, had a narrow escape from watery
grave on the night of the 18th of February.
Mr. Vincent who was on a ferryboat
on the Sacramento at the time above
stated when it broke loose from
its cable, was in the water five hours
drifting down the stream hanging ON to
the boat, which finally went ashore and
he got out, narrowly escaping with his life.
He says " 1t was the most terrible night
I ever experienced, and l don't care to
take such ride again..
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ACTIVITY. = According to the Placer
Herald, there is great activity among the
whey ardists in the foothills of the country.
Nearly every man who owns land is put
ting out more or less vines, and those who
owned vineyards previously are adding to
their dimensions. The numerous rabbit
ranches in that section will soon be TEEN
ing with purple and luscious grapes and
o.her fruit. This activity in fruit. growing
is rapidly extending throughout the foot.
hill counties, especially in Nevada.
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MARRIED..

Sacramento, March by t H. B. Anderson, VIM
Baggley oldfeld TO Lydia NJ. Burdz.
Reno New, March by Rev. A. D. Palmer,
Herbert Coffin to Olive Louise Mosier, both Of
Reno.
Grass Valley, March Job sa!ter to Mrs Margaret
Powell
Santa Cruz, February 2S-J J. Baucom to Persady
Bowley.
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Vaccine Virus.

nR. A. H. DORIS, FOUNDER OF THE
IL celebrated Lamartne Vaccine Farm at Fond
du.Lac Wis, is now propaZating pure Bovine
Virus at Lincoln, eb Ten ivory points, 81 crusts
81 Cash with order. Only physicians supplied.
A. II. DORIS. Al. D.,
me SPIN. lincoln, Neb.
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Postponement.

YVy8E LECTURE OF REV. W. Fl. PLATT, D.
D., which was announced to take place at the
Congregational Church THIS EVENING, under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian Association,
has been postponed until next FRIDAY EVENING,
March 10th, when it will be given at the above
place The subject will be "a Mahomet " me 1t
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IMPORTANT SALE!

TN PURSUANCE TO AN ORDER
1 of the Superior Court of the city and
county of San Francisco, State of Cali
fornia Department Io), duly made and
given on the TWENTY-THIRD DAY
OF FEBRUARY, 1882, in the mat
ter of P. B. KENNEDY, in insol-
vency, the undersigned as Receiver of
the Estate of said insolvent debtor will,
on FRIDAY, the THIRD DAY OF
MARCH, 1882, at II O'CLOCK M,
on the premises, No. 232 Kearny street,
San Francisco, California, sell the,
property of said Estate, consisting ofS
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Hosiery,
Ribbons, Embroideries, Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs, Parasols, Underwear and
Merchandise of similar character; also,
Counters, Shelving, etc, at Auction to
the highest bidder for cash.
MOSES HELLER,
Receiver of said Estate.
R. D. W. DAVIS & Co., Auctioneer.
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n. n. PETIT.

NyHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
w Foreign and Domestic Cigars, Tobacco, Gig.
arettes, Pipes, etc Always on hand full stock Of
all classes of goods in my hne K. II. PETIT.
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u. a. CUNNINGHAM.

CSACRAMENTO BOILER AND IRON WORKS
y street between Front and Second, Sacra-
mente. Manufacturer Of Stern Boilers, Sheet lion
Work, etc. Also all kinds Of h. airing. Chang ne
Portable Boilers from Wood to s'raw Burners
Crac;aIfv m 3-sntf
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoN.-oFFlCE AND
Residence, No. 323 street, between Third
Fourth. Hours to 10 A. NJ, to and to s P. NJ
Office of City Superintendent of Public Schools at
same place. me 4plm
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BORN.

BORN.
Sacramento, February 20 Wife OF Daniel Flynn, a
daughter.
Davisvie, March 4-Wife of H. B. Reed, a son.
Near Stony Point, February 27-wife Of A. c.
Shelton, daughter.
Gilroy, February 24-Wife of E. S. Harrison, a SON.
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Mortality Report.

"oAtShtJ kASptEts
For the week ending March A. 1857 made by
S. II. CALDWELL, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Cfice at the Chapel, City Cemetery:
February 2t-Wm. 7. Messenger, u years and l
month Boston Mass. Joseph j. Rankin, years
and months California
February 25-Daniel Gallagher, lo4 years; Ireland
Infant OF c. r. and F. Clark, l dav; California
February 26-Dolores sarmienta. 60 years Mexico
February 27-Wm. Ricky, months Missouri
February 28- Levi Stahl, IS years Pennsylvania
Alexander W. Witzel, months and IL days ; Cali
fornia Henry Schneider, years, 6 months and l
day California. Cook Cam, So years China
March Thomas Merrifeld, 50 years; England
March 2-Julia A. Sullivan, % years, 10 months and
days. Ting Gay, % years; China. Alexander
r. Wassman, 10 months California.
March 3-Ah Sam, "a years China.
March Mon Chung, SO years China.
Besides the above there were brought here for in.
terment the following:
February 2i-Josorh William Doane, "a wears. 10
months and II days; California
February 29-Robert Henry Strader, - years 10
months and 81 days California
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1t is easy enough to see that the differ.
ence between assaults on the person and
the remains of shattered musket stock is
thai the former are breaches of the peace
and the latter are pieces OF the breech Il
Howell Courier.
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sTelNWAv & SONS PIANOS.

a HEYMAN, SOLE AGENT, ITSss
N. street, bet. Sixth and Seventh,
opposite Courthouse. PIANOS TOT 2 ]:
LET. Pianos sold CO inetalmenta. fe9-2plm
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DIED..

Sacramento, March Richard Johmeyer native
OF Berlin, Germany, AZ years, 10 months and 20
days.
Funeral notice hereafteT.]
Sacramento, March 5-Bertie Lee, only son of j. F.
and g. Jackson. native Of Sacramento, years, 6
months and 20 days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
residence Of parents, street. between Seventh
and Eighth, this afternoon at 2 o'clock
Sacramento, March Julia wilhelnina, youngest
child OF Andrew and - Kaeser, 4 months and 10
days.
Buckeye Valley. March 5-Simou O., only son of
G. L. and L. j. Bltes native OF California, year
and months.
Red Bluff. February 26-John Blackwell, Jr., 25
years, 3 months and IS days
Vallejo township, March Mrs. Dorathy Carson, 40
years.
Vallejo township. February 81 Mrs. Anna Jewell
Colby, IS years.
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GRUHLER'S SAMPLE ROOMS,
No seq street, bet. Fifth and sixth.

ESTABLlSHED IN 1855. AND STILL RRa
IL maintains the same reputation inftS@6
keeping the Best Wines, Liquors and
Cigars, etc in this city. The Best BoCA BEER in
own fmS-4ptil JOHN GRUHLER.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES


SPECIAL TO THE REooRD.UNIosl
PACIFIC COAST POSTAL CHANGES
Outlook in Regard to the Chinese Cues
tion In Congress.
GREAT SUFFERING IN TIE SOUTHWEST.
conkling Still Fails to Signify Ills Ac-
ceptancs.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS or f-REIcA NEWS.
Continued Fighting Between the French
and Insurgents in Algeria.
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KIDNEY WORT radically cures biliousness,
niles and nervous diseases.
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PACIFIC COAST POSTAL CHANGES

SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD.UNIoNl
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STAGED Meeting of Tehama Lodge,

At a regular meeting Of the Dillon
Branch OF the Irish National Land League, held in
Grand Army Hall, on MARCH 9Th, the League
unanimously rendered vote of thanks to the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen, who SO kindly volun-
eered their services the 10th Anniversary of the
Birth of ROBERT EMMET: Mrs. G. ". Cooley,
Mrs A. T. Arens, Miss Lizzie Griffin, Miss Winters,
Miss Ida Kane, Mr.. J. A. Baillargeen, Mr.. R II.
Auerbach, K. NJ. Clarken, Esq, J. D. Moynahan,
ESQ b. q. m0lt
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THE ENTIRE LOT OF THE ABOVE
GOODS WERE SOLD BY US THIS DAY
At AUCTION TO MESSRS. VEIN
STOCK Dc LUBIN, OF SACRAMENIO O.
II. ID. ". DA us &c co.
SIN FRANCISCO, MARCH 3, 1882.
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TNARM FOR SALE-300 ACRES CHOICE ~
n grape or grain land, and well suited for FsfSS
either fruit or clover There is good house --4e.
and barn. 500 choice fruit trees, and twenty acres Of
clover The place is well fenced, nearly all cleared
and in a good state of cultivation There is ditch
and water right belonging W tn the place that fur
nshes an abundance of free water. Any rson
wanting place suited for almost any kind OF crop
will find this to be one of the best and cheapest
places in Ell Dorado county. VIII sell the whole or
part. Price very low. Time given ii desired at
lowest rate OF interest. The farm five miles west
of Placerville, near the Folsom road. For particu
lars, call on or address ARTHUR WILLIAMS,
Piacervie, FL Dorado county, California. March 3,
tfXSWtf
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n ooMs, ROOMS, RooMs-To RENT CHEAT.
II, er thqr any house in the city, single or il
suite. Quiet and home-like. Stove in every room.
Kept first.class in every respect. New building:
Everything neat and clean Also, few unfurnished
rooms. MRS. GRICE. Proprietress, northeast cor
ner Eighth and streets, Clunie Building. m61p1n,
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GREAT SUFFERING IN TEE SOUTHWEST.
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NEW ADVERT LSEMENTS.

Ancient Order Foresters.-A reg.T y
ular meeting OF Court Capitol of Cali Sr
fornia, No. 6,742, A. o. F., will be held THIS ~,
(Monday) EYENING, March 9th, 1889, Gf2S
at 80 o'clock sharp. Business OF Importance will
come before the Court. Every member is requested
to be present r. B HARMON, G. R.
r. N. McLENNAS, Recording Secretary. melt
Attention, FXempts Your
regular monthly meeting will be held Esz7zSsT
THIS (Monday) EVENING, March 9Th, E4sISSssee5N
at 730 o'clock, at Firemen's Hall A Gs@ q
full attendance is requested. By order.
GROVE L. JOHNSON, President.
wa. AVERY, Secretary. m6-lt
stated Meeting of Tehama Lodge. a
No. 3, F. and A. NJ, will be held at ~
Masonic Hall, THIS (donday) EVENING Xxx
at 7:30 o'clock. Visiting brethren corr v
daily invited. r. o. CRAVENS, W. NJ.
JAMES A. Robin, Secretary. m61t