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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-17

SENATOR HARRIS voted against
considering the civil service reform
bill. Isham is evidently for booty
and not reform.
The Tribune has evidently heard
from Isham.
This will account for its sudden
backsliding.
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The Tribune thinks it sees
trick.
The dog thought he saw another
dog in the water
This is the old case of a man
fighting what his own Imagination
has corjured up.
Mr.. Tribune, our advice is to pull
few feathers out If the wings of
your Imagination and put them in
the tail Of your judgment.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-17

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
:. eino'es the uncomfortable feeling some
ing. '
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Have your Ledgers made at lthe.
Chronicle Bindery.
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Indicdtions-Fo Tennessee and
the Ohio TaLLey: Generally fair
tCeather, a0drnaer, a0est to south aoi'ads
and JoWer barometer, preceded By
a light snoso in the Upper Ohio Val
T11f
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-17
| Scarlet Fever
Cured.

Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn.
testify to the most excellent qualities Of Prof
Darbys Prophylactc Fluid. As disinfectant and
detergent it is both theoretically and practically
superior to any preparation with which am ac-
quainted--N. I. LUProS, Prof Chemistry.
Darbys Fluid is Recommended By
Hon. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS, of Georgia:
Rev. CHAs. F. DEEMS, DID,, Church Of the
Strangers, N. ";
JOS LECoNTE, Columbia, Prof, University,SC.
Rev A. ]. BATTLE, Prof, Mercer University;
Rev. GEo. +. PIERCE, Bishop NJ. E. Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY HOME.
Perfectly harmless. Used internally or
externally for Man or Beast.
The Fluid has been thoroughly tested, and we
have abundant evidence that it has done everything
here claimed. For fuller information get of your
Druggist pamphlet or send to the proprie,ois.
j. FL. ZEILIN & CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-17

Maximum Thermometer 90; minimum
thermometer ii 5; rainfall, 600 inches.
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For Scarlet and
Typhoid Fevers,
Diphtheria, Sail
walton, liberated
SoreThroat, Small
Pox, Measles, and
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| |Diphtheria
Prevented.

The physicians here
use Darbys Fluid very
successfully in the treat
ment of Diphtheria.
A. SToLLRNwERcK,
Greensboro, Ala.
letter dried up.
Cholera prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
In cases ofDeath it
should be used about
the corpse it will
prevent any unpleas-
ant smell.
The eminent Ply.
sician, j. MARION
SINS, M. D., New
York, says: "I am
convinced Prof. Darbys
Prophylactic Fluid is a
valuable disinfectant.
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DARBYS
PROPHYLACTIC
FLUID.

a Household Article for Universal
Family Use.
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Eradicates
MALARIA.

agious Diseases. Persons waiting on
hould use it freely. Scarle, Fever has
, known to spread where the Fluid was
low Fever has been cured with it after
INIT had taken place. The worst
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-17

signal Service Weather Report
KNOXVILLE, December Is, 1882.
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RECETT'ES TITLES


A.ris aur asthmatiques.-Une once
de ieu,lles dc rEuphoybia Pituitera
boulllics danS trois Hires .'cau jus
QUA &c que cette Quantitt de 'i4ui
de soft reduiie de moliie. doHne unc
mGdecine qui ;lltiit rM;icaltmcnt
i'a>,hmr le Plus invetc,e. Ill Suttit
de I;iendse deuX ioi> par jour. pen
daut six Scmaiue>, uu svric Il la VIA
dc Ia tl>auc Gbtenne.
Les teui!ies du PE,u'Asjidia p;lu(i
.fciN Sc recolteut tie bonnie liruie
ct. sechGes, Sc conscrrent pendant
i'll temps considerable.
Pour nettoyer les cOuteaHc de table.
-Prcndre une moiilc tie pOmme de
teIre que vVu> tr-mpez dams de la
pOudre de pierre 4 c%on;eaux. Nous
Ia passrZ sur les James, ct aussitOl
les tachtS d;>larai>>ent. EssuyeZ
alurs avec ulie liuge monille ct en-
suite avec une autrr hinge sec. NOs
couteauX d%ev!ennent au>si b%rlisants
que IorSqu'lis e,aieht neufs.
Nettoyage dex concerts Il sGlodc.-
Dams les iDa,>Ons les plus e.egan,t>
les converts il saladc, les cni!!er,s a
maynnnai,es, etc. sont supplement
en- buis, cu Jutflc It 4ueiq uciUis
en- ivOlIe.
II nr faut jamais LAYER c ns'cnSi
les 4 l'tau chaude, celia les racurnlt
ct change la tt,n,e de lrut compu>l
ton. GA les netloie ave MI ii:.gt
tin imhi,e d'hui,c. PMS OF les fioite
avec une ~tlanc!le lcotrcmeni cha;;f
fee.
Pour y~fcolOrer les bas.-Lrs has
de iii noir Sc potent dams Ia pc
mie,c pG.iode du grand ,ieuil {>ix
srmaiht>) st la mode bizarre les al
ne, paIfaitement dams IN so,ilier
dtcOlle,e de coulter claire, dams n
rOhe rose, bleu celeste on dc tOu'e
autre nuance tendre.
Mais cts bias jaunissent aples
quelques lavases. Alors procurtz
vOus quelques requires de bois DE
camlGchc ct mettpZ les i boni!lir.
avec les bas, dams III lit.e d'tau.
VOns aurez renAu une ties belle cou
lcur noire aux has que >Ous croyiez
perdus.
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On salt que, dan. les nombrenx
Eta!s dc fUu;on. les i&niteucirrS
sout atiramt> ct i~ernf>en,.n, ainsi
pour &c eOnvern"ntnt IN Ic>tn". ct
nOu uir charge to!mmc a%ntfrtois.
Ajonto,,s mtmc que les ftrmiris tie
fr>lece :tai,sc,!:, rn genera. DIES
t9neiices con>i!crableS. Dams fAla
bama. les cOniAmue>. ouvvitrS Ge
premiere cla>sr, s"nt lones aux ga.
ges menSuclS dc Sl3: Ia <econhe
cIassp tOuchr SO Z; Ia troi>iemr 81.
%. Ces SALARIES ST rayel:t, celia va
de sol, siDs prejudice dc lentletien
ct ue Ia nUUviituEr.
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RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE
SAISONS,

MIR. JOHN BOSiO, P.tOPRIETAIRE
W du RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE-SAIsOM
Sea aInis de "a willie ct to Ia cam.
pagnc, ainsi que ie pnblic On generate, quill
- transtere son restaurant du No. lJJ dc
la rue de Charities an No. III de Ia meme
rue, pres dc St-Louis. II profile de cette oc.
casion pour reMcrcier IL public et eollicits
tn meme temps la continuation de -on bien
v~clllant patronage. II informc Ell outre sea
aInl- quill a DIES salons particulars au pro-
Inier. Ct DIES chambres mcublees a louer } 10
semainc on au mois. Les pcrsonnes de Ia
comfort desirable. lie restaurant sera ouvert
jnsqu'a mlnuit.
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PROVERBS IlIGiENlQULS.-N
eAiste uu pio>cll" e>pa9noi 4ui dit
que les t,r>orurS ages dOivent
manycr tres rcu L. s,ir. MaiS /
MY II pas que r'iS"nntS 'Iul ne
doivtnt pas ma 60, beaurOnp d leur
d.rni r,r,aS. les cnf,nI> ct les
homm"s tai,s. .,roiuu'i!> puiS"eut
%l're",ire enc plus g%Ianie unantlte
de uonrri,nrr. hni,rni nu>>i ~ mo
dtr"r, car, dit un !lO,e,br allie.
rland.
Ahrtgcr le sonper
Allonse la vie.
Les Anslai> ptn>ent Ia meme
chose. Eli entt, d'ap,tS ruS, i!
NY Is:
Ricn de Vis pour l'es'omac 81 fosse avec
tr"l pleIn-
Nothing hurts the stomach mere than sur
letting.
II Won't encore plus '"iD, puisqu-
ills admctieni, IT avec I"i>On, dams
un autre ,iO>e,bc que:
d.uts
A man may dig his grave with his teeth.
Maugez done lien i midi :; mails
maueeZ ecu lc -Oir. Lt.rZ VUuS
t%uuiunlS dc table avtc uu rcste dan
petit. Ain>i >ons j%"niIrz l"nr;emps
dame bOnur SantH ct vOuS n'aUteZ
pas i crniudre J" rIovetbe ptecG
dent qn'On lrtrnuve dams les plecep
ties Il. l.tcole lie Sa!prue:
Gar it o"Utnani, dit Samhetlosse,
Avcc4uc Srs %,i.iiIs fat ia tu.-r.
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rar NJ. George Pullman. il ete &C
cueilli avec DIES marques de satistac
ton par les actionnaire>, Ini ont
manifesto surtout leur enthOu>ias-
M an sujet de l'inS,ailation de la
vile dc Putnam. IL a etc aniOncc
que la Compaguic await talt pen
damt i.annte tcou!ee, DIS cOn!ratS
de Is ans avtc differences li.nes de
chtmiaS de fer, dune etendue te
4.GlJ miles que lie nomble de- Wa
"olis his ru calculation ctait dc
143; te nOmbre dc v",a@enr> Trans
poritS, 100000. Reimbursement
de revenu sur l'annee prtCedenie
mOntait 4 S742.0Oo. LIE nomble de
miles ,alcouruS par les chars Pull
man, GtaiI de 54,194, 600 sans mott
l'homme on sans accldenl SelleuX
pour les vOya.-ui>. In extra III
vidende de Ii! pour cent a eie &c
ciaie cuinlnr IL ie>"ltat DIES ben II
e de la Comihgnic pendant Fan
sCr, >Ur les tiaVanN dc fahlicatiOn
de wagons di\i,lculr lay, Die. IL
par;i, du uuiobie 1882. LIE Blu
stau de la Cunthgnlc lunr l'annee
Suivan'r. est compose de: NJ
George puiIman, President ct Di
rec:cAr GGmri; NJ. II.race Poi.
Ter. Vice President ; A. Pullman,
druNicmr Vice President: y. " elm
shcime!, Secletai:e.
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Dimanche, pendant que le Rev.
Barrett pr6chait dams I'eglise me
thodiste de Ballston Spa. pies de
Troy, New York ct quill depeignait
dams les termes les plus fervents
son amour de Ia divinlte, gu HON
me s'est avancee devant Ia chaire
ct a erie dune voix retentisante :
Isl vous avez autant d'amour pour
Dleu que vous le pretendez, il men
dot pas roster loud pour votre fem
me, yow bet
LIE pasteur est reste col ct bouche
beanie quelques secondes, il a dit q
son interrupteurque,s' sill await desob
servationsa presenter, il pourrait
prendre la parole apres lie sermon.
L%'inconnu ma pas prolific de ia per
mission ct s'ost eloign6 dun pas so
lennel.
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ASNONCEs.

In carra dc 10 lisi.es; tx" insertion 81 -
r-l!it 40
Insertion add. 80
Ioute annonce indignant la profession
tvtc Iadiess, tt n'cAcc,Iant pas uia.re
'isnes. par an. davauce........... s. OG
Announces de caniiia.S. d'a,ance .... 10 20
NerrOio@ie. par lignr.... 10
ioute 'ni"nce coinInercialc publite i Tar
nee scra lnSrite au tauX dc 30 cents par pn;l-
ce pour la premiere insertion 1T % cents pour
les Insertions snleeanentes.
Ioutc ahnnncr don't le n"iubrc d'inscrtions
nest pas specific s"ra inst;ee jusau'a neuvt!
Ordrc au tauX Ordinairc.
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Aux Petits Capitalists ct
Possesseurs d'Epargnes.
PLACEMENT EXCEPTIONNEL

uaht uHe AFfAlRE Esst NTIEIIENEST YRiS.
rAIsE. mai- ayaut son Siege It sou ~exploita.
tI"n daus la VILE IE New York.
RfvEsC ANNUIL ASSURE, go D. e. on
*o.o0 pour cbaque Part DE 81 90
CINQ CENTS PARTS, seulement
sOnt ~offertcs actuelientnt aux Public de
langue irancais-e dies itats Uni- 81 du Ca.
NADIA. lie placement s'etsctaera d. ms !. .s.
maine ga s"'r'u fi"Serlion &c Ia pyesente an
HONcc.
Pour Prospectus, Rerscignements com
plct-. References ct Bulletins de souscrip.
tons s'adreSscrA
NM. VERMONT & COMPAGNIE,
20 Chambers street, office ~. NEW YORK.
III sera repondu aussit6t, a toute demande,
par lc,tre cachettee. :
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ATELIEK TYPOGRAPHIOUE.

Ayant tout lr rateri-i neeesSaire nous som
mes 4 mtnie dtXecutcr tour les ouvrayes ty-
vograph!qnrs lni nouS scront cohtits Les
brets daroca'. cartes d'atiaiIes, enrotes dc
features, tickets d'habitation, b!ancs. circ,l-
liires, etc, seront llnprimts dams lie plus BRET
'lelai ct d dies prix n.odetts.
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LETTRE DE NEW. YORK,
Correspondence Specia'c do Is S~EN1l>ELLr
New-Imk, Il Sept, 1882.
BEDES

BEDES HECREUX.
Dllnanche d-ruicr une tete ton
chanter eunlSsait dams lIlwiny Hal,
les rrlnclpauX membre> de ia colo
ME franchise veuaat ce,ebrer le pre-
mler anniversaire de la fundation
la sale d'asIle. Cettc pre6ciense ins
titution, due u soins acti:s de
"FUninn DIES societies de bienfalsan.
&c FRANCHISE" = pour but de prendre
SON DIES enfants lie trois 4 sept ans
durant les heureS de travail DIES pa.
rents. Tn DIES resultats s%tcondaires,
mals hantement pratiques, c'est
dlnculquer Ia langue franchise 4 ces
petits citoyens Temperatures de la
libre AmeriQue. La colonie s'assure
alnSl un bon requirement ct IL per-
petuatiOD des sentiments nationaux.
La fete 6tait fort jo:ie ct divers ar
tlstes dc merite, Madame Vanoni,
NELLIE Corbett. June debutante) pex
cellent baryton d'opera comique
Mauge, lie Docteur WEARING touiours
sur Ia breche avec G societies must
Gales %fOrmaient un progan me des
plus attrayants. On a fini par une
distribution de jouets aux plus sa.
ges parmi les Bebes, en- sorte que la
joie etait aussi generate que naive
ment exprimee. Des lie lendemain
nne autre fet', toute artistique ceIle
la, reunissait au 9Th Avenue Thea.
ire relite de la societe Franco-Am6.
ricaine.
LES DEBUTS DE MADAME THEO
Sc sont en- effet, produits lnndi, de-
want une assistance compacte, NAL.
gre la plnie torrentielle qui a lave
deux jours durant-nos rues 4 gran
de eau. La petite diva, en- belle hu.
incur ct en- brillante sante a en- ju-
ger par sci yeux malins ct seq for.
mes pote!ees, s'est prolnite dams
Madame FArchiduc, un role ecrit
pour ellie expres>ement par Often.
bach, musicien ct Millaud (du Figa-
ROY librettiste. La vOix evidemment
continue .manquer presque to-
talement, mails Factrice a de 81 jOlies
petites manieres ellie dit avec tant
de craneIie ct de charme ; son effron
terie d'entant gatee est 81 bien tenn.
perez par lie bon govt parisien, que
le public a etc bien wife empoigaf ct
que nous pouvons DIES aujourd'hui
predire a Louise Theo, une fructu.
euse ct agreeable campagne; nous
pourrions peut-ttre ajouter, CO qu'el
10 no salt peut-6tre pas assez que
C'est
UNE FATIGANTE CANPAGNE.
ct que la plupart DIES artistes d'Eu-
rope qui passent un semestre aux
Etats. Unis sen ressentent long
temps apres, heureux 81 leur oscar
celle bien remplie les console de Ia
perte GU de la diminuti0n momen:a
nee de leur sante ct de leurs moyens
Quot de plus asdnt, en- efet, que
cette existence de perpetuels depla-
cements dams IN climat 81 moons
tant7 Eft la nonrriture, lie mode de
vie, les moindres habitudes, chan.
ges, b%oulevers6s meme, celia ne dot
il pas compiler pour rien! Chez les
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For. REM.

The Fine Store, On Main street near Nh.
corner st. Philip. formerly occup ed hy i.
Meyer. Possession will be given impe.
diately.
JOS. 7. THlBODEAUX. s
Drug Store
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C~ULINAIRES.

AnguiUc d la tdrtdrc.-Faitts TT
yenlr carOttes It OignOns cOnpes Ell
dies, bouquet garni sanpoudr-z d.
farlne ct mOni leZ avec du vim blanc
une demi hrure apreS, lasseZ au ia
mis- ct metteZ cette sauce n le ftu
avec l'anguille, depouilleee ct rou
lee Ell spiIale lorsqu'elle est cutie,
%retirez-la ct l~aissez Ia refroidir, poui
la tremper dams DIES 9"f> battnS, ct
Ia pas3er a Ia mie de pain ; faites-ia
Sriller 4 teux doux, c%oovrez-Ia avec
10 four de campagnes dressez-la
sur un plat roud ct servez Ia sur du
beuIre d'anchoiS on sur une iemOu
lade.
Lapereau grille. -Fendez lc lapin
sur tou,e Sd Iongueur, aplatissez lie ;
encyclopaedia de pspier beurrc ct
mettez sur lie grill. Lorsqu'ils est
cult, deballez le ct Sci le sur du
beurro d'anchOis on sur du beur,e
mamie de fines herbes.
DaMpting v p"mmes.-Apres
avOir fat m pate chaudo ct Favor
roulee tres mince, placezla u unel
plat ct mettez pardcssns II {
taine quantit6 de rommes pelees
saupoudrees de sucre. Mouillez les
bords de Ia pate. frrmez la, envel
oppez le tout dams un hinge, puts
faitcs bouiliir pendant II henre
dams de lean. Servez ce NETS
tout rntier apres avOlr verse DIES
sus du beurre ctlaud at FAVOR con
vert de sucre rape.
On peut faire les dumplings savsc
DIES prunes GU tout autres fruits.
POMmes az rix.-VideZ, tOurDeZ,
faites mijoter dams du sncre claritie
un certain nombre de bellies pom
mes ; faites blanchlr, pnis CURE du
riz dams du lait Ell mOuiilant peu i
peu, atm quill reste telme ; mettez
y du sucre Il proportion, fort peu
lie sel. La cnissOn fate, ettndez &c
riz sur IN plat . arrangez les pom
mes par Gessos; reWp'Issez de Iiz
les intervaIles qul les scpaIent +; tai
ties prendre belle %couleur au four de
champagne ct scrvez chaudemenr.
La Compagnie Pullman Palace
Car, qui fabrique les wagons pour
les chemins de fer ct plus specia!e
ment les wagOns-salons pour les
trains express, s'est acqnis en- Eu
rope, aussi bien QUEEN Amerigue,
une reputation iDcontestable pour
Ia solidit6, lie luxe ct l'eiegance de
ses wagons, en- dept DIES efforts fait
par d'autres compagnies rivales, no
tamment par ia Compagnie Wag
ner, pour Ia supplanter. Aussi
lie cOmpte rendu annuel dc la situa
ton de la Pullman Palace Car Com
panS pr6sente-t il nn inter6t tout i
fait international .. ct c'est 4 ce tire
que nous jugeons q prOpos den eli
tretenir nos lecteurs. L'exposG des
affaiIes de Ia Compagnie, piesente
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ASSOCIATION.

Les Drs. BOURGEOIS L. DANSEREAU,
ont forin6 une association. ponr la pratt
que dc Ia medicine 1T do Ia chirur.i,.
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COPAHENERSHyP.

DRS. BOURGEOIS AND ~DANSEREAU.
II have associated theIi>elve. tor tina
practice of medicine and surgery.
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IN An--d'arance So 60
Va Nulhero. 40
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A. F. Jones, of Oroville, Is i'll the city.
J. E. Crooks, Of Benicia, Is visiting Sacramento.
Detective Arlington came up from San Francisco
Saturday.
General schofield will leave Paris Tor America in
few weeks.
President Coleman, Of the Nevada Narrow Gauge,
is In the city.
J. O. Davis, Superintendent OF the Eureka mine,
was in the city Saturday
Miss Molie Minis, of Woodland, is visiting friends
and relatives in this city.
J. B. Fitch, Sheriff of Eleo county, Eevads, is in
this city, and will remain for few days.
Miss Lizzie Crocker of San Francisco, is visiting
this city, as the guest of Miss Jennie Lindley.
NJ. S. Hammer and family leave to-day for Austin
creek, Sonoma county, to be absent four weeks.
wB Davis and George Cushman of this city,
will arrive from the East by the west bound train
this morning.
Jeanne Hugo, the granddaughter OF the poet, is a
handsome young girl, with bright, dark, soft eyes,
and proud and graceful carriage.
The Rev. A. Busch, Of winona, Mimi, has spe-
cial reason to " remember the Sabbath day.. His
five children were all born on Sunday.
Mrs weyant and her daughter Nellie, who have
been visiting friends in this city during the past
year, have returned to their home in the East
Mrs. Fred A. Stevens left on yesterdays after
noon train for two weeks visit TO her sister, Miss
Emma Farris, of Alameda, and friends III San Fran
cisco and Oakland.
At the Eldred House Robert Malone A. Mitch
ell, Cosumnes N. Reese, James Frailey, Brighton
George McRee, Laguna; Charles Studaras, Routier
T. B. Moore, C. P. R. r.
A very pleasant iupromptu gathering of a large
circle of friends of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Mer took place
ut their residence 902 Sixth street, Friday
ing. The occasion was the celebration of then
' silver wedding" and proved very ENJOYABLE and
delightful evening to all The presents were both
numerous and beautiful The cougratulatory tele
grams from friends in Germany added zest to the
festivities.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Items freni Victoria.

VICTORIA, May 7th.-A correspondent of q
newspaper at Yale having in letter referred
to Justice of the Pence at Y ale as a foImer
teams.er, was ordered to be struck off the roll
OF attorneys by the irate Justice. The case
excites much merriment.
Port Moody, which twelve months ago was
hardly known but to a very few, is now beir z
visited daily by large number of persons
some fer curiosity, some for pleasure, and q
great many in the eager quest of lots. Clear
ings are going on as fast as il by magic. A
unimproved land near the railroad, but on ii g
other side of Frazer river. This sum be
would have esteemed high price two yea 6
ago, but at present it would be doubtful if he
would accept double the sum.
Rev. MIR. Jameson and the congregation OF
st. Andrews Church, New Westminster,
have withdrawn from the Presbytery OF
British Columbia, in connection with the
Church of Scotland, TO resume their connec.
tion with the Presbyterian Church in Canada.
The First Presbyterian Church in this city
and St. Andrews Church in NaDaimo have
asked for ministers TO be sent them from the
Presbyterian Church in Canada.
Horse stock is now fifty per cent. higher
than it was five years ago, and beef continues
to advance.
suicide yesterday afternoon by hanging him.
self with a large dog chain at the old Rock
Bay tannery. The unfortunate man was
formerly we'll lto.do merchant at Cassiar,
but by some means lost considerable sum ni
moneys, 900 or So, 000-a portion of which
was not his own.
A Chinese steamer, supposed to be either
the Euphrates or Escambia, from Hongkong,
arrived this afternoon flied with Chinese.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

D. Gardner to National Gold Bank of D. o. Mills
& Co-Msy /, 1882 grant; west half of the south
half OF the east half OF lot g. L ard VI, Fifth and
Sixth streets, Sacramento.
John Riley to James Riley-April %, 1882 for
1900; lot g. and the south half and the west hall
of the north half Of lot 4, and F, Tenth and
Eleventh streets, Sacramento.
James and Eliza Riley to John Riley-April rs,
1882; grant same property
H. c. Writ to Mary Berger-Sfay 3, 1882; for
$3.50 the east hall of lot 7, | and J, Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets.
A. T. Driver to G. W. and M E. Morril-April @.
1852 for 81 800 the east 16 feet of lot and west
90 feet of lot g. and n, Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets, Sacramento.
Capital Savings Bank to George c. Perkins-May
l, 1882 for S65 900 the east threequarters OF lot
4, J and X, Third and Fourth streets, Sacramento.
Union Building and Loan Association to J. A.
Cunningham-May tS 1882: for $1,000; the east
half of lot 8, and G, Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets.
A. Heilbron, Sheriff, to Union Building and Loan
Assocaton-East 49feet Of lot @, and G, Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets.
George OConnell ct al. to Add c. Hnksou-
February 13, 1882 for 81 !; the south half OF the
north half OF lot s. Fifth and Sixth and streets.
George w. Locke to Mrs. Carrie A. Wilsey-May
4,ls32; grant; the east half OF lot 8, and o,
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
Samuel Layenson and Hugh NJ. Larue TO Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Company-April 80, 1882 ;
for 800; lots l. 2 and 4, in block 2, in the town
Of lsleton.