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Hor lands, under the stimulus of the recent rise
in hops have greatly enhanced in value in several
sections that It begins to look as ii We should next
year have an exempfcatiol of the evils of over
pro auction. It would be VII TO make haste slowly
in ;hs cultivation of this sa le profitable and reli.
.5le as 1t is
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GENERAL NOTICES

Holiday Presents. = Finest line ever
brought TO this coast of Steel Engravings Oil Paint
ings, Gold, Satin and Velvet Picture Frames Vases,
Pilture Books, Games. Photograph and Autograph
Albums, Toilet Cases and christmas Cards. the
finest in the city, at THEODORE w. SCHWAMB'S,
S04 street, the Royal st. John Sewing Machine
man. d11-lm
DIR. In Mars seminal PflIs cnre all
cases of Nervous Debility and Physical Prostitution,
such as Loss OF VIgor, Nocturnal Emissions Impo-
tency and the many distressing ailments caused by
Indiscretiou, Dissipation and Self-Ahuse. This peer
less remedy inY1gorates and builds up the whole
sy stem, repairs waste and arrests decay To the
Feeble and Infrm, to the Prematurely Old, and 10
all who need Health Giving Tonic Elixir, DR. La
MARS SEMINAL PILLS confidently recon-
mended. Price, & SO per bottle Sent by mail on
receipt Of price, or by express, c. o. D., to any
address, secure from observation. Address all or.
ders to A. McB0YLE s. CO., Druggists, 504 Wash.
ingtou street. San Francisco. Postoftce B TX 1852.
NJ SIN
For The Nadies.-Piesse ask your ply
stefan his opinion OF PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WINE PEPSIN AND CALISAYA BARK combined,
as Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia Indigestion, II
satisfactory, try HALLS PEPSIN WINE B1TTERS.
au24-6m
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE as q refrig-
Grant drink in fevers. DIR. q. III. S. Davis,
Meriden, Conn.,. says /" have used it as a
pleasant ard cooling drink in fevers, and
have been very much pleased with IT,"
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Monday night last Captain Todman's
boat, the Truckee, ON Lake Tahoe, sank be-
hind tie breakwater, and is a total loss.
The machinery will be saved in the spring.
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AZ Every color Of the Diamond Dyes is
perfect. See the samples of the colored cloth
at the druggists. UHtquaied for briliisncy.
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Important Railway yyork.

PORTLAND. December 12sh.-The Northern
Paoif, Railroad Company having secured
nearly sill the right of way over the surveyed
route. are beginning preparations to build a
li1e from Portland TO Kalams. This will
| connect the entire system of railways in Or.
egon and Washington Territory with Puget
Snuud. The transfer across the Columbia
will be made by a large iron ferryboat, ca
pable of holding twenty cars, which is now in
course OF construction in New York. It will
he sent here by rail in detached sections.
The work next summer will be delayed by
| high water, but it is expected that the link
viii be dore November 1st of next year.
Marriage by Wholesale.
PORTLAND, December 12sh-Th,e, wed.
dirgs in high sccisl circles occurred to- night :
George Good, chief accountant of the Bank
of British Columbia. and Miss Lizzie lie Wis,
second daughter of G. Il. Lewis, which took
place at the TriBity (Episco plD Church j.
Valentine, of the wholesale firm of Mooney
Il Valentine, ard Miss Blandiua Linsley,
third daughter of Rev. A. L. Linsey, ID. D.,
which took plaza at tire First Presbyterian
Church, and William M. Foote, Of the Port
land Telephone Company, and Miss Allie
Williams, eldest daughter of Captain Richard
Williams, which was private.
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FRIEND TO FRIeNp.

Aacauiay history OF England, fine edition Is
SiutAitSJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o.
Dickeos' Complete Works ia yolumes). ......i4 a
Skeleton IN Armor (supeTbly illustrated. 49, o.
The Arctic World (superbly illu, trated). -. o;
Morocco and Its People (7uperbly illustrated) o.
CoopeT's Complete Works (32 v9lum 81 49,. 80 o.
Solomon's Story beautifully lustrate6 - | 7!
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OREGON.
4 hree-year-old thiId Killed by II

A Three year-oId thnd Killed by HIS
BROTHER.
SALEM, December 12sh.-Jtff. Reed, aged
10 years, son Of Edward Reed, living on Butte
creek, in this county. shot and instantly
killed hi, brother, aged 8 years, last Tku-s-
day. The lad was swapping supposed
empty and rusty revolver, which had been
found while rummaging over tee house dur.
iDg the absence Of his parents from home
One chamber proved to be charged, and went
off by the striking of the hammer upon the
nipple. The boys are the grandsons Of ID &C.
Reed, well-known itinerant Snowman Of
this State
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Resignation Accep,ed-Terri,orIar eats.
BRITISH celrnRrA.
Items from. Victoria.

VICTORIA, December 12sh.-The bodies of
Chinese man and woman were found in =
cabin yesterday afternoon. They had stoppe
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N0- 32s ~ g-EGGlr
(RooNs II, Il AND 49,,

Where he csn be consulted OF DE AFNESS,
CATARRH, and DISEASES OF EYE,
EAR, THROAT and LUNGS.
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NM r. ARE INSTRUCTED TO SELL TO THE
w highest bidder the south portion of the
BRIGGS BROTHERS VINEYARD, containing SO
Acres of the Choicest Fruit aud VINEYARD Land.
lying along Putah Creek, Solano county. The
ground lays along the County Railroad, south of
Winters one-half mile
IMPROVEMENTS:
Forty-six Acres are in Raisin Grapes, three wears
old this past FAIL and are in good hearing about 40
Acres of Bartlett Pear Trees pantl d last Spring:
and abou, Acres of Peach Trees are years old.
Advantages OF this valley.
The yacavilie Bet is as much semi.tropical re.
gion as Los Angeles 1t is earlier, is proved by
marketing the first fruit every year even in Los
Angeles specially, oranges. 1t is noted for the
Noliskill Orchard, on Putah Creek which has sew
eral times sent the first oranges to San Francisco
vi course the earlines5 Of the Vacayille fruit is
part Of its market value, AMI a most importsnt
part Every year the first sent to the San Francisco
market realizes almost fabulous prices Now that
the Eastern shipments ere successful the market
has no limit, and the Vaclvlle fruit promises TO he
come OF constantly increasing importance: while at
the s2me time the enormous consumption of the
canneries insure what was before laos ing a rennu
lucrative market for later fruit. No less remarkable
is the Vacayllle fruit for quality than earliness
Take, for example, peaches or apricots, which are
grown successfully in the Sacramento Valley In
the Sacramento bottom lands the fruit ia frequently
larger, bnt il has not the exquisite flavor of the
Vacaville fruit, and is more watery. Gamers nav A
cent and cent and one-half per pound more for
Nacayille peaches, apricots etc.
shipments from Naca in IS /: o. 7s9, 672 pounds of
fruit and vegetables. including 10000 pounds Of
dried fruits besides 10000 pounds carried over not
included in figures
Shipments for 1882: O. IA, ESQ pounds, and s.ason
not yet closed
George Brou2hams Canning house has canned
this SEASON 5000 cans wol king it'll full capacity
and 100 hands. This firm put up 900 cans day OF
apricots, pears, currants, plums and small fruits
The property we offer is located in the choicest
part OF the State and the very cream for VINEYARD
|1TF,-a
even. Wood and water abundant. soil particularly
adapted for .he production OF grapes, apgicos cher
RES peaches and other fruits and grains. Vines AID
trees now growing MAKE it sef-=ustaining to-day.
To persons seeking sure inves tmept or a home
in the country, With his vine and fig tree with
charming scenery, good soil, delightful climate and
q safe business proposition this is favorable oppor
tunity to secure them on most liberal terms.
RMS: Gae-half sash; balance in twO
years NJ per cent. including taxes.
Trains FOR Winters Boats Oakland Ferry) San
Francisco at A. NJ. and 4.31 + NJ Chance cars Mt
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DR.. {. B. LIGHTHILL
CT New York City,

Begs leave to inform the public That he hos
arrived in Sacramento and opened sn flee in
the building over the CALIF0RNTA STATE
BANK,
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ART LOVERS.
Living Pages from Many Ages COO beautiful

iliustratiousl. .........'. % IN
| Longfellow's EvaDgeline, WITH Dailey's Line
Engravings: .......................IO 90
The Dresden Gallery OF Fine Paintings so
| Beautiful Pictures from the British Art Caller
. res. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 co
Great tainters with over 200 engravirgs) 80 10 90
Gems of Modern Art On water coIorsl " IN
Masterpieces of Antique Art. 10 co
Dore Gallery. < M
Table Book of Art 200 illIlstratinnsN m 6o
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PARENT TO CHILD.

Walter Cranes series Of elegantly illustrated
Mother Goose Stories. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o.
Inc Beautiful Bodley Books. 30
me superb L9t Gag Journeys. Superintendent. rs
Inc VIDE Awake Pleasure Book (bound). 80. Co
The Nursery tooundl .................,.....I rs
Inc 81. nlchoas t65und) ...-..... ........... co
Young Americans IN Japan, profusely illus.
trated. 49,. .................. I 70
nate Sreena"avs Under the Wind -w......... co
nate GreenawGj S Afternoon Tea .......... %
su;t all
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AZ Offi3e hours from 10 A NJ. to II NJ, aud
| TO P. Il. ol22p1m*
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BOYS AID G.p, 8

Horatio AlgeI's books, each 81 %
Oliver Optics books, each. Isl, 81 25 and 81 80
Harry Castlenon's books each ....,. / %
Louisn NJ. Alcott's books each "a
Mrs: A. ID. p Whitney's books, each 80
virginia F. Townsends books, each 81 Is and 81 SO
VIII Carletons books, each 81 Is q SO and So o.,
From Canal Boy TO President I 95
scrap Books, Card Albums, Paints, Pencil Charms,
Knives, Blocks and Games
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LOVERS TO sWssrHesRTs

Lucille beautifully illustratedD Sc
Iayiois Songs OF Yesterday (iiIus;rAted). $50
Hanging OF the Crane beautifully i,lu, trated)
Lady of the Lake Geo elegant illustrationsl So TO
Lovers OF Provence beautifully ilustrutedj :. s.
Farm Ballads beautifully illustrateD
Farm Festivals beautifully iilustrated) 49, .
Farm Legends .
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CALIFORNIA.

Isrrc1Al DISPATCHES TO rHs nHooRD,u slos.l
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARMoRY Co. G (SARssIELD GUARD,
EIpSr AprtrTPpy punr,.uxr

ARMoRY Co. (SARsEIELD GUARD
FIRST ARTILLERY REGIMENT,
SACRAMENTO, December II, 1882
Al the officers and members of the above com
pany will assemble at their Armory in full uniform
his (Wed esday) EVENING, December 18th, at
I:30 o'clock, for nspec ion and drill. Members hay
ing rifles or other State or Company property in
their possession will turn the same in to the Quar-
termRster. By order.
JOHN p. DALTON,
Captain Commanding Company
IonN C. Dlsg, First Sergeant. dI3.lt
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sWEErHEARrs TO LoyERs.

10y SSIouiie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....S5 GO
Coates Fireside Encyclopedia of Poetry aud
Song ..................... IS to so 90
bryant Ihree Great Poems (LllustratedJ. -. 90
nreauh OF Fair "omI n. ,....-....-...........5 90
Yesterdays with Authors. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
Fortralt OF Lady, by Henry James .......... 90
aunt serena, oy the author CT One Summer. l %
naoei hartln. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Watch charms 800 a., -
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a Gard to the Public.

A S IT HAS BEEN CURRENTLY REPORTED
"A that the Sacramento brewers are using drugs
TO make beer, We the undersigned, offer 81 600 re-
ward to any chemist who finds that we use any
article in our beer above stated. The CITY
BREWERY is open for inspection at any time.
EUHS ALLER & SCHUYLER.
Sacramento, December II, Is ?. dl3Iw
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ROsEDALE MARKET.
B. DENNERY.

Nn1 ] STREET, TAKES PLEAS
ure in informing his friends 80
and customers that he has opened the 100
above market, aud it is now in full blast LIZ
he has large and choice let OF Turkeys fat Geese
Chickens, Booths Eastern Oysters. Fl b, American
and foreign Cheese Of all kinds Eggs, Butter, and
all kinds Of Vegetables and Fruits. His goods are
first class, and will he sold at the very lowest bed
rock prices for cash. lease call and examine for
yourself and you will find IL 70 your advantage 20
deal at the Rosedale Market nz3-,s8m
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CHOICE PIECE OF
Improved Fruit Land,
WINTERS STATEN, vAsA VALLEY.

WYE ARE INSTRUCTED TO SELL TO THE
w highest bidder the south portion of the
BRIGGS BROTHERS VINEYARD, containing so
Acres OF the Choicest Fruit aud Vineyard Land,
lying along Putah Creek, Solano county. The
ground lays along the County Railroad, south of
Winters one half mile
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Holiday Gifts !!
OF all things BOOKS are the most chasfe,
beautiful, enduring ana useful
OF gifts.

MO ARTICLE OF PRODUCTION Is BETTER
AN suited for HOLIDAY PRESENT THAN 4
GOOD BOOK. II remains through life TO remind
the recipient of the donor, and is ever a source Of
JOY, both to the eye and the mind 1t increases the
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HUSBAND AND WIFE.

THE AMERICAN POETs-Longfellow, LowelI
Whittier, etc, in cloth, morocco or free calf, per
volume .......-............Sl, 81, So so, s., SO
THE ENGLISH POETS-In cloth, sheep and
morocco. 81 so, 50, 50 so and IS
CHRISTMAsTIDE, elegantly illustrated; cloth or
Scarlet Letter. 81 and $40
HaTthornes Works, complete (6 volumesl. SO 90
DeSuincey's WoNs, complste (6 voiumes). -. 10 90
Walter Scotts Works complete "a volumesl.. IA 90
hisreelIs Works complete III volumes). 900. 10 rs
MGcau!ay's Essays, complete Is yo!umes) so
George Eliot's Works. compete 90 volumes) II so
lrvings Works, COMPLETE &c voIumes). ..... 80 90
And host OF other charming works. cheap, Elegant
LIZ. IL. l..
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RMS: GSe-hslf sash; balance in tw o
years NJ per cent. Including taxes.

Trains FOR Winters Boats Oakland Ferry) San
Francisco at 4. NJ and 4:30 T. NJ. Change cars at
Elmira for Winters
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RELIGIOUS.
In GENERAL.

Tor Lodies: Purses, PoTtemonngies, Card CAGES
Vases, Scissor Cases, Jewel Cases, Satchels, Writ
ing Desk1, Portfolios, Music Rolls, Music FoliOs
Glove aud Handkerchief Boxes, WOk Eoxes
Hand Bags Fine Papeteries, Fine Staioncry, Sea
Moss Albums, Photograph Albums Autograph
Albums, Fern Albums, Water olor', Brackets,
Picture Frames, Button and Hsirpin Boxes
For Gentlemen Posketboogs Memorandum Books,
Diaries, Inkst2nds, Gold Pens and Holders, Caro-
Cases Photograph Cases, Lea ter Cgs s. Cigar Cases.
Cigarette Cases, Collar and CUtf Boxer, ash Re
cslyers, Dictionary Holders Dressing Cases, Shay
laueous Books.
Finally, all standard, current, new, elegant aud
complete works in Art, Science and Literature, all
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W. NJ.
JOHN MACARTHUR, Secretary. dl3-lts
Y. III. &. A.-fhe regular Sc OnihEy meet
ing OF The Y. NJ. c. A Will be held THIS (Wednes-
Gay) EVENING at the close OF Mr. Currie's service.
All mem oers are requested TO be present.
di3-lt S. d. FULLER, General Secretary.
Valley Council, No. 60, j. q &. F.-G6 III.
GERS and members will meet Tbs "wednesday
EVENING, at Encampment Hall, Odd Fellows
Temple, Ninth and streets, at 7:30 O'Clock Mem
bers Of Capitol Council and soiournlng members
are cordially invited. CHAS. T. JONES, @. c.
RoBr. T. DkvLlN. R. S. GBC.l dl3lt
gET ANTED-MFN AND WOMEN To START
Wv new business at thei; own homes: no
pedciing 80 cents an hour made send 10 cents for
fifteen samples AID instructions. Address MASON 4
co Montpelier, Vermont. d13 12tWFS
VETANTED-AN OWNER FOR A SACK OF
w CRAIS found in The street YESTERDAY, and
which i; now at BARTELS' Liquor Store, 80 Second
street. GJ2-It-
c. 5sAA WANTED TO BORROW FOR A
oOsUOU short time, st II interest per month
and give ample personal security Inquire of CARL
STRoBEL, 81 j street. dl3-St&swItS'
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IMPROVE nENTS:
Advantages OF this VALLEY.

Forty-six Acres are in Raisin Grapes three years
old this PAST FAIL and are in good hearing about 80
Acres OF Bartlett Pear Trees, planted last Spring
and about Acres OF Peach Trees are years old.
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PHYSIOLOGY OF READING AND wa1r1Ee.

a review of the abstract of DIR. Jsvel's
work on the physiology of reading and
writing gives these facts: Recognizing as
fact the unprecedented growth Of myopia
among school children and others.
he distrusts the explanations OF Is
commonly given; for while he does
nos approve the forms of school
furniture in general use or the
arrangements of school buildings in
respect to lighting. and does not ignore
the influence of heredity, he thinks these
afford sn inadequate explanation of the in
crease in visual infrmity which is unoues.
tionably going on. Researches extend.
ing over 9 number OF years have led
him to seek in writing and Typography
Chiefly, OF course, in typography the
real explanation OF the growth of nlyopis,
and he has accordingly undertaken, in one
of the articles alluded to, an examination
OF the different kinds of types in general
use, and considered their availability from
a bygienic standpoint. He claims that the
letters which project above and below the
line may advantageously be shortened, that
the spaces between the letters and between
the different parts Of letters like m and n
may well be widened, and that various
Observation-Disclosures USLHSSH iS5L6r5 tldt
are characteristic of old types,
and thst have been weakened
in later times, may properly be restored.
Separating the lines BY leads, DR.. laval
thinks question OF looks only. Increas.
ing the spaces between the letters,
however, is of the greatest Importance.
After brief history of writing materials
DR.. laval criticises modern chiroerapbv.
His principal suggestion in the interest Of
legibility is that children should be taught
TO "preserve the individuality of eSch
letter, that is, the interval between tha
letters should be made greater than
the width OF the letters them.
selves. He also advises that the
dots for the is, the crosses for the t's. and
accents should be added after the entire
matter is written, and makes decided oh.
lection to the obliqueuess of common
writing. because the obiique position of ths
lines involves an inclination of the head
and an injurious position of the body.
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UTAH,
DE- nance OF Law.

SALT LAKE, Decsmber 20th.-This morn
ing Governor Murray received q dispatch
from Deep Greek, stating that the store of
o. b. Devine had been broken into last night.
most of tie goods being stoler, and the sase
rifed OF its contents The horses that wa re-
in the stable were also stolen. A band con.
sissirg of about fifteen men committed the
crime, ard they are encamped in .hs noun.
taius around defyiug all attempts made to
capture them. The Governor was asked 20
send down squad of cavalry, but not deair.
ing TO act too hastily he has telegraphed for
further particulars. Deep Creek is situated
almost OF the line between y sah and Nevada,
and even should troops be sent it would t. Ike
g. least six days to reach there. The Gov.
ernor bss conferred with Marshal Ireland re-
garding the matter.
a Case that PazzIss iIlc Physicians.
SALT LAKE, December 20sh. = Michael
Sullivan, miner. engaged in lead mine at
Bingham, fell through chute in the mine on
Monday, and broke his neck. He was
brought to Salt Lake and taken to the
hospital. His body is insensible, but his
hesd and brain ars active, He lies in bed,
aud smokes and talks freely. It is case
that puzzles the Physicians.
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sir. l am ss willing 70 go there llcokiug up.
wardsl as to go home. l wish you all good
A Jury Complirneated. /.


Jury Complimeated.
Dublin, December 20.h.-Julge Lawson.
IN his remarks closing the Ceunaught Assizes,
declared that ne could not find fault With o
single verdict of the jury. 1t the jurors
throughout Ireland discharged their duties Ia
the same spirit which the Jurors in his Court
had manifested, there was hope that the
reign of law aad order would be restored.
Overdank Executed.
TRIEsTE. Dscembsr 20sh.-Overdank. the
nonb manufacturer, was executed to-day.
De showed no concern whatever, and laughed
as he was about to be hanged. To the last
ne refused spiritual help.
Eugenie's Gift to MarseilIes.
LONDON, December 20sh.-Ex. Empress
Eugenie has written t. Rouher, requesting
him to convey to MarseilIes the park and
castle ns which the Court decreed belonged to
her. The ex.Enpress says sae believes she is
carrying ont the wishes of the Emperor.
City Officials Captured by Brisands and
Held for Ransom.
MATAMoRAs (Mexico), December 2otb.-A
band of forty brigands made sudden at.
tack upon the town Of Ahuacatlsn Pueblo.
yesterday, and by a display of firearms
oyerawed the Inhabitants, who q I'd terror
stricken TO their homes. The brigands
seized and bound the Mayor, Justice and an
Alderman, and Carried them away captiyes
intending 70 hold them for large ransom.
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OREGON.
Fatal Elevator Acrident - peath n. ;,
Pioneer,


Pioneer.
PORTLAND. December 20sh,-conn. No.
MiiieD, young man aged %, was killed tbia
moEnin. by falling off an elevator in Mprpbv
Grant K Co.'S store, in Taornpson & Doin6,s
new blccs, corner of Front and Pine streety
The elevator was eatirely new, and was tbe
sec9Ed put up by the new Hgdraulio Rle-
water Company. The cables supporting the
cage, IA some nsuner aos yet ezplsined. he
came uawouud from the druu, the cage bsino,
then on tire fourth flor, and as sooa as Nc.
Miilen stepped sbosrd the cage fell Ike a
shot TO the basement, distance Of e5 fsek
He was net crushed. but sustained corcussion
OF tho brain, and died IA half an hour.
James ID. Holman, a pioneer of 1s43. and
founder or Pacific City on B,ker,s Bav
which was destroyed by g storm. died this
morning, aged a, az his residence Lere.
Injunction suit-Eorser Captured,
PORTLAND, December 20th.-Tbe Drnivva,,
Pab.ishinS Company, publishers of the NeIr
NoTth'gest, will tomorrow begin an ipiunc-
tien suit sgaiust Nathan Cole, asking the
Court to restrain him from using the name of
NoTthagest Neacs for the new daily to be estah-
lished January Ist.
Last week man unknown to the poTiee
succeeded in passing six forged checks for
amounts from $50 to $50. He was arrested
So-night, gave his name as q. J, Murphy.
and said he had been o deputy under Th,,s'
SasnnoD, ex-Collector Of Cus;orns az San
Francisco. He denies the crime. He had
iiVed here only three weeks, and has A a lie
ana cnlld here. There is no doubs of his
guilt. - NO