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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21
BOARD OF supskvlsoas.

The Beard Of Supervisors met yesterday
at 10 A. M, pursuant to adjournment, all the
members present. The reading of the min.
u.es of the preceding day as dispensed with.
The claim of P. Crew fer s1OO. fur Labor
performed in Road District No. II, was or.
dered paid out of the district fund.
The matter of the claims Of p Fl. MeGrew
aud others, fer extra labor on the Hall of
Records, was taken up. all the parties being
present. After come discussion it was agreed
tina. the claim should be settled by arbitra-
tion that an arbitrator he appointed by the
Board and one by the claimants, q third to
be chosen by the two. if found necessary. A
resolution was then passed appointing Alex
ander Nelson to represent the Board, and
the claimants announced that E. A. Bovyer
would represent them in the arbitration.
Upon motion, it was ordered by the Board
that its Chairman and clerk be instructed to
issue subpenas for any person whose appear.
ance may be required by the arbitrators.
Bids for wood to be furnished to the County
Hospital were opened and read, and referred
to the Committee OF Contracts.
A communication was received from 81. W.
Weaver, County Clerk of San Joaquin
county, stating that the bridge across Dry
creek, which divides the two counties, had
been completed, and that committee of the
Board of Supervisors of that county would
inspect the bridge ON next Friday, and re.
quested that committee from the Board of
Sacramento county would meet with them at
the bridge and inspect e same for the pur.
pose of receiving it. It was laid over for con-
sideration until to-day.
The Board then took q recess until 10 A. NJ.
TODAY,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21
PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, December 20th.-Passed here to-
day, to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow /:
Mrs. Tbibault, Miss M. Page, Miss Page,
Miss j. W. Green. J. Hunter, Prentiss Sal
by, L. Euphra,t. Frank Arthur, NJ. Marks,
$. Calishan ard family, San Francisco !;
Ms. II. K Ovens, Miss Peagi Ovens, San
Leandrc. Cal; Mrs. L. b. Dykeman, sian
Olga Brandon, Miss Mattel G1rthwaite, Miss
May McNear, j. A. McNear. O.klard, Cal !;
Q. III. Lane, Washington, ID. c.; Wn. 81.
Jones, Grand Rapids, Mica; j. II. Barrett,
Mrs. Rhodes, Sacramento; S. E. Gridley,
Idaho ; l.. NJ. Donelin, Ksison, Utah Mrs.
Car1igar, California Lizzie Fleming. Brock
lyn, n. Y; Mrs. Reef, Daisy Reef. Niles,
Mich; A. a.. Cohen and wife, Miss N.
Cohen, Alameda, Cal 70 immigrant passen-
mento December 22j.
OMAHA, December 20sh.-Left here today,
to arrive in Sacramento December 24th: V.
ReYs, ID. G. Scoield. Miss Beaver, Misc Kate
Bezver, William Z. Wood. Ssn Francisco /;
Mrs. G.. V. Morford, On aha; Mrs.. james
FL. Smith, Toronso; Viii Price, Lafayette,
Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. Clay, Chicsgo: Mcs.
VIM. Johnston, f 'chland. CAL; T. Walker
Stockton, Euelaud p. +. Randolph, New
York w. q. OVerman. Chicago.
Twenty-three through emierants left on last
W aE4tt6
mento December 9Th.
NEwHALL, December 2Oth.-Pagsed here
to-day, to arrive in San Francisco Co. morrow
9. w. Bes.ty and wife, John Flocd, San
Francisco; NJ. Beck, Santa Clara A. Tood,
A,izona Thomas A. Black. San Frsr cisco
Afrs. G. Eyre, Lsadville; V. Soto, Pomona
E. c. Smith, San Jose; Miss L Stanton,
Los Angeles; S. p Connor. st. Helena }.
f. Mahon, J. G. Whitman, Charles Bush,
Lord Kensington, San Francisco William
Miller: Tombstone: Thomas McKa1z, New
York; A. L. Tickrer, San Francisco
John J. Valentine, General Superintendent
Wells, Fargo & Co., Oakland; Miss Lizzie
Kigder, II. S. Hoher, San Frar cisco J. T.
Knapp. Major Wilcher and family, U. s.
A, Arizona Al. iHinklty, New York w.
Lof and. Galveston: E. Graves Cincinnati
Ben Munday, U. 5 a.; C. G. Padersche
and wife. Deuing Mrs. T. FL. Harris and
child, Pioneer, A. T.; DR.. and Mrs. A. T.
Douglass, New Lendon; w. FL. Neal and
wife, Atchisou; L. Ksntrich, Jr., w. B.
kentrich, Luke White, San Francisco; T.
Wood, Castroville; }. T. Euglish, Danville,
Ill; Mrs. Slosson, John A. Hooper, San
Francisco; S. Richards. iowa; n. A. Pat.
moor. O4kland; Mrs. A. Deyoe and child,
Santa Ana; Thomas Nanslee aud family,
S. Wolpert, Colorado w. Y. Miller, San
jose; Mrs. j. Merrill, n. Kuickerbocker
and wife, Los Angeles
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL !.

8. C. benson has gone to San Francisco.
E. r. Lowe and wife, of Woodland, came to the
city last evening
C. A. Bragg and wife, of Eeno New, are in the
city,
r. T. Develin went to oroyille yesterday after.
noon.
J. J. Boreland, Of Placerville, came to the city
yesterday.
John Lawton, J. e. Blanchard and T. p. Burn.
ham, OF Folsom, are in the city.
W. A. Selkirk, OF Placervile, editor of the Mount
am Democrat, is in San Francisco.
Colonel T. A. Belcher, Of Governor Perkins staff
from MATysyille, is in San Francisco.
Moses Hopkins came up from San Francisco yes-
terday, and went to MarYsville in the afternoon
Mrs. Rhodes. Of Sacramento, is among the over.
iand passengers to arrive from the East this morn
ing.
A. A. Cohen and wife and Miss Mabel Cohen. of
Alameda, will pass through the city this morning
on the overland train.
John r. Glascock, Congressman-el will deliver
lecture before literary society at lone City on
FRIDAY evening OF next week.
DR.. Meiggs, formerly OF the Central Pacific Rail
road Hospital OF this city, but now Of Elko New
came down yesterday morning. and will spend few
days here the guest of DR.. Huntington.
Professor F. A. Pedlsr, late Republican nominee
i9r cretary OF State, Is Principal Of the pixon
high School. He was for some years connected
with the Hesperian College at Woodland.
stoneman is the only tller of the SOL ever elected
Governor Of California. OF his predecessors, Bur-
nett, johnson, Weller, Lath m and Haight were
lawyers, Biglef printer, Stanford, Low Boo.h and
Perkins merchants, and Irwin an editor OF the
lientenaut Governors who became Governor, Nc.
Dougal was lawyer, Downey a druggist, and Pa
checo stock raiser. Stoneman is both successful
farmer and yiticalturist.
Arrivals at Golden Eagle Hotel A. Knick
Salt Lake; II. Adams, L. l.. Long, Stockton; Miss
runcap, Detroit Caleb Dorsey, Sonora A NJ Ran.
del, :. s. a; II. Weeks, U. s. A.; NJ Harris, L. S.
A.; Wilson Hays and family, San Jose; D. Seaman
q c. Seaman, New York; d. d. Crorabie and wife
Mrs. NJ L. Taylor, Boston; 2ev. John Thompson
Oakland; Mrs. |. w. Brownel Mrs. F. W. ssock
!. +. Faulkenburg, Woodland; Z. W. Moore, Pitts
burg; C. h. Cannon, III. Franklin, George Stan.
ford, Q. j. Burns, II. P. Livermore, f. Knowlton,
. I. Phelps, San Francisco; G. Reed, Haysards ;
W. Q. Crossette, Miss Crossette, Folsom.
Arrivals at State House Hotel: Miss Mollie Muir.
ply, Miss Bell Sharp, F. C. Trask, Sperry Dye, c.
q. Palmer, Walnut Grove Miss A Knight, Miss
Tuttle, George eastman, Elk Grove; 7. b. Hogan
and wife, Joseph Lyons, Charles Everts, PAGER.
vile; p Mansfield, Lake Tahoe; W. J. Prosser and
wife, Edward Purdy, Rocklin; Lyman II. R1ger,
Mark A Miilef, San Francisco II. W. Lowell, Fol.
som; b. W. Wilder, Cosumnes Robert Roberts,
Woodland j. N. Grady, Clarksburg Fred Lenz,
city Mrs. Kercheval, Mrs. McFsdden, T. W. Dean
snd wife, Moses Sheehan Daniel Sheeban. Court
land j. Briggs, Florin; T. s. Mott Pleasant Grove
l. Il. sponamore, L. f. Williams, Clay Staten.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21
TRAEsPaas OF REAL ESTATE.
Tuesday. Decemhsr 10. 1852

TUESDAY, December 10, 1882
December 18-Wm. Joseph ct al. to Z. Gum
South so feet of 50 feet of lot s. block bounded
by IL, !, First and Second streets grant
December 1l-Hugh Masterson and wife to Frank
Frates-Northeast quarter, and east half of NORTH
west quarter of section %, the southwest quarter
of section l5 and portion OF southeast quarter OF
section Is, all in township north, range east, $50
acres $4,000.
WEDNESDAY, December 90, 1882.
December 20-George Peters to J. J. Baliei-West
half lot G. block bounded n, Thirteenth and Four
tcenth streets, city grant.
April 20-Drury j. 1allaut ct al. to Mrs ry F.
Gregory-Portio1 of lot s. block bounded J, X First
and Second streets, city So 365.
June 15-Mrs Martha Mcmillan Wynn to Mrs.
Mary E. Gregory-Same as preceding.
November s-Enily Wilde (by guardiin) to Mary
E. Gregory-Sane as preceding.
February i0-The United States to John a. Ma
geli'z-Souih half of southeast quarter scc.on IS,
towDship north, range east; patent.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21
SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT Two-MoFARLAsp, judge.

DEPARTMENT Two-McFARLAsp, Judge
WEDNESDAY, December 90, 1882
Peter Weyrich vs.. J. NJ. Keller & Co.-trdered
that the action be dismissed as TO defendant W
Traver.
John D. Devillers vs. william l. and George Mil
gate-Tria reset for January 10th (two cases(
F. Y. Bauer ys. Ba5eth Bauer-IIial set for JAN
uaTy 9th (two cases).
Estate Of ]. p. Scott, deceased-A. J. Bger J.
Cosner and Caspar Setback appointed to appraise
property situate in Placer county.
w. NJ. Palmer vs. B. W. Wilder-Cause partially
tried and continued to December 2lst, at 10 A. NJ
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21
DIED.,

DIED.
Sacramento, December 19 Henry Elliott Tibbals, a
native Of Connecticut, 43 years.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
his late residence, us street. this afternoon at
o'clock.l
late ]. E. p. Weeks. native Of Massachusetts,, 80
year1 and months. (San Francisco papers please
copy.)
Funeral from the residence Of Mrs. A. R. Bidwell,
725 Seventh street. mtermeDt private
Shingle Springs, December 19-Wm. Wayland
Burke (of Sscrsmento) a native Of Ohio, 81 years.
(St. Louis papers please copy)
Friends and acquantances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
his late residence 1923 street, between Tenth
and Eleventh, this afternoon at o'clock1
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

FRENCH KID Dolls fer 50 cents and 81,
at Red Houze. Wax dolls from cents to so
ceuts. Extra large nu:ical horns. cent?.
Tin wagons with horses, complete, Is cent?.
Boxes Of toys, cents.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

FRENCH kid, button shoes, and fne Christ.
mas slippers are now going rapidly at the Red
House. on account Of prices being so much
under others for this class of goods.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

FINE PRESENTS for the older people. The
mammoth stock cf fine dress goods, purchased
g. bankrupt sale-all goods of the very
best. Silks that will stand alone for 81 10,
81 40 81 so. 81 rs snd 81 IS per yard-who
should not have silk? Then again, black
drap d'ete, As inches wide, fer only 81 % psr
yard. Black drsp d'alms, half silk, for only
81 %. judges know whether it is cheap or
not Redsuouse
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21
MARRIED.

Sacramento, December 1S-By Rev. T. S. Dunn,
Charles W. Trought TO Elizabeth C. Mahon, both
ofaSicolaus Sutter county. Dutch Flat papers
please cOpy.)
Sacramento, December 20 By Thomas W. Gilmer,
Justice of the Peace, Manuel de Rosa Gularte to
Marie Tomas, both Of this city.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

Superintendent of Police Doyle, Of Ch;ca-
go. having notified the pugilists that law
exists preventing spsrriag or boxirg exhibi.
tions in Illinois, and that il will be enforced,
toe Sullivan Elliott boxing match is declared
oH
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

AN INTERESTING DIsPLAr.-By request,
our reporter has made t,ip to Lopgton's
Peoples Market, ard says in all bis expert
ence he has never seen euch decorations.
Lopgton must have imported an artist for the
occasion. Lovers of toe fine arts will do well
to examine the most wonderful marke. deco
rations ever made in Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

Best quality triple plated teaspoons only
50 60 per dozsn tablespoons or forks of the
same quality. only S. 20 per dozen a. Acker
mans closing.out sale.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

A DESIRABLE assortment of perfumery
nicely bostlec and put up in neat bsske:s
especially designed for Christmas. Hal.
Bros. L Co.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21
Fully Ready.

Important arriUOIs of goods yesterday
complete oar preparations for HOLIDA Y
TRADE. We are noav fully ready in all
Departments. We 0Ivise that those acho
intend visiting us come as early 1s possible.
REAL MEERSCHA UM PIPE. THese
are one OF the fesv things sUhich time
and use e',hamce the vazae OF; We haze
So so. 81 80. $5 so. Sc so, 81 so, $S,
$40, 81, $I2, $40, SIG.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,i in be,ci1deri,ag
garietY fros 80 ce,,ts to- S? S5 5mca,sa aat;,
STEREOSCOPES, as 1oac as 20 cents; some
Nickel plated and scith Plush Coverings,
So %; Choice ViesCs So cents o. dozen.
NAPKIN RINGS, IN
mann elaborate and novel designs.
Casters, and Rogers Silver- plated Table
Wure.
Eight cases deUOte6 to the display OF
yEWELRY, an the Fancy anal Furnish
ing Goods Rooms. A Cery faU and
choice collection.
81 so: 81 20, So 25, So so, 81 so, Sc
and 50. Oar prices are very loac on
these goods.
FANCY PAPETERIES, from Is cents to
81 so and So. Those at 80 cents are
particularly pretty for the price.
Il most sensible GIFT to o. man IS q dozen
or half dozen WHITE SHIRTS. We
have all styles, all sizes, and oar prices
are JO1C.
FINE DRESS OTERCOATS, aUith Satin
Trimming, SIS; finer ones, $25.
CHILDREN,S DESK STATES, 45 cents ;
LADIES' W3iti3ag Desks, eCith furnish
ings complete, 70 cents: VMZsaatt TVrSti2aQ
Desks, aUith embossed picture tops, 81 :
other styles, at SO.
Il small assortment of VASE,S. STILES as
choice, and prices as l0aC 0s If aCe had
flee times as naG3ay.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

The Pullman Palace Car Company are
aking extensive pre- parations TO beeia build.
ing freight cars, and lave orders for 1000
cars already
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

THE only scientific Iron Medicine that does
not produce headache, ETC., but gives to the
system all the benefit of iron without is rad
effects, is Browns Iron Bitters.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

CHOICE Eastern smoked beef. Choicest
Petaluma Dairy Butter down to Go: roll.
Plenty of fresh eggs, only 4Oc dozen, st
Paulk's, S14 K street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

GREAT SALE CT DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
of fine diamonds, of all sizes, from the small.
est 70 50 large as Is karat per pair. aud worth
81, 900, will be made by J. B. Klune, 226 j
street, between Second and Third, during
the remainder of the present week. Also,
fine watches Of all kinds, and j5welry, to.
gether with solid silver and tilver.plated
ware, which will be sold at greatly reduced
prices, on account of removal of store, soon to
take place.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

HAVE you seen those handsome washable
dolls which are sold for 81 at Ackerman' 8
closing out sale? Ifnot. call at once. as they
are disappearing very fast: 81 is the price
asked for them by other dealsrs.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

The PAY CARA telegram was received
st the Capitol Clothing House yesterday from
headquarters, saying that the pay car-.hat
ever welcome visitor-would arrive in this
city Friday, at 10 o'clock, to pay off It's EN-.
ployes, SO that they might have funds to at
tend the great holiday clearance sale at the
Capitol Clothing House, Sixth and K streets.
Mr.. Politz is Offering the public great bar.
Psins-30 and 40 per cent. less than hereto
fore sold-and all should call and be con.
WINGED that it is not idle talk bu. that he
means business. Handsome business suits,
formerly sold for SIS, are now offered for $40.
Diagonal suits $50 now Sl5. Elegant black
dress suits S35 row S25. Elegant dress
suits SIS, now Sl7 50. Nobby suits s2o row
SIS 80. Beautiful Sc9tch suits $50, now Sl4
0vercoats Sl5. now $40. Elegant overcoats
Sl9, now Si2 80. Ten pgir Shaker socks, 81.
White shirta, 81. Canton flannel shirts and
drawers. 40 cents. He hss only 76 boys
suits left. which he offers for so cents on the
dollar. Ladies wishing to make their hus-
bands or boys a prefeat will find full stock
to select from at this store. This sale will
continue to January 1ss.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

DoN'T FORGET that Almond, SG6 street,
| gives prize to every retail! cash purchaser of
g 30 worth of holiday goods, worth from ten
| csnts to $40.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

The great attraction for Christmas. Hale''
assortment OF holiday goods.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

A MAGNIFICENT assortment of table linen
towels and napkins at Hale Bros. Go.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

Down AGAIN = That choice Pstaluma
Dairy Butter down to 65c zoll, at II. Il
Paulk's, s1i K street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

SANTA CLAUS is stopping st the Red House
this week, for the accommodation of the little
children. Remember it, mothers.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

THraTEEN-oUNcE nickel plated table krives
only S3 20 per dezen as Aekernan's, go J.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

BEAUTIFULLY chased, triple plated castere
only So, SS p, So so and 81. at Acksrnsn'
ciosirg.out sale, 629 street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

WANTED extrs clerks for the rest Of
q this week at Almonds, SOC street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

NEW lot a silk handkerchiefs and Japsuess
silk handksrchiefs still in great variety at
Red House,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21
CONDENSED TELECRAMS.

Fires and Loss OF Life-Thc Spanish Elec-
fions-No spsrrfng Exhibitions Allowed
in IIlinefs-Riot I'm Frsnce-Texas Post.
master Murdered and Robbed-Wcather
I'm tbc Northwest Death Of Injured
WOmen-Efc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

LARGE LINE of dolls, slightly damaged,
cheap, at Almonds SOC J street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

WHITE SHIFTS and gents neckwear for the
holidays. Furnishing Goods DEPARTMENT at
Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

EvERYT8NG booming, but moving along
smoothly, at Hale Bros. & Co.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21
BORN,

Sacramento, December 2o-Wife Of J. A. Pizzaro, a
son.
Sacramento, December l5-wrfe OF C. W. Ellery, a
daughter.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

ALL GooDs marked in plain figures. and
positively no raise in prices, at Allmond's
500 J street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

Toy wagons and doll buggies are offered %
per cent. under the regular price st Acker-
mans closing.out sale, 629 ] street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

ALL STYLES of lace neckwesr, in latest
styles, jus. placed in stock for holidays at
Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

An ODD LoT of wool coats for nen sn
boys, at Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

VISIT Hals's during the remaining three
days before Christmas. Il will be to your
advantage.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

CHEsLEY's MAPLE Rum. WITH TULU, Is un-
rivaled for coughs end colds.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

CHRISTMAS CARDS cheapest and pretsiest
at Allmond's, sos street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21

TO-DAY is the day for toys at the Re
Heuse.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater, to-right and Christmas
Day
For Sale Two acres Of land.
Meetiug-Native Sons of the Golden West.
Funeral Notice-owosso Tribe, Imp. o. r. NJ.
Military Ball-sacramento Hussars and band.
Sale Of Business--Wah Lee.
Meeting - Sacramento Commandery, knight,
Templar.
Meeting Friendship Council, o. C. F.
For sale-A farm and other property
Business Advertisements
Hale Bros & Co.-Miseellaneous goods
Wallace A. Briggs, n D.-ofice PIP street.
John 7. Stoll-Saddlery and harness.
Peoples Market-Christm announcement.
Dohn Brothers sourkraut, pickles, mustard, etc.
Mechanics Store" Fully ready"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21
THURSDAY, DECEMBER a1. 1852.

For the week commencing MONDAY December 8 Stores
will remain open until O'Clock in the evening" for the
dation of HOLIDAY PURCHASERS
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21
CRACKERS & CORRECTIONS

:" FISHER, NOS. Ses AND $50 STREET,
MI. Sacramento, has just taken tho Wholesale
Agency Of the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
Of San Francisco CRACKERS cold a. lowest San
Francisco prices with difference IN time and freight
In favor OF purchasers. Also, FLSHER S CHOICE
CONNECTIONS, at lowest market rates au22-cp5
Daily Republican., 1882-09-20
Aiding the HtralRhtOutA.

A despatch to the Baltimore Sun
from Richmond says Information
from readjuster sources In the water
section, 10 Mr., Garrison's 5 district, Is to
the effect that Mayo will run far be-
hind Wise. The fact that Blaine Is
giving his support to the Virginia
straightout republicans grows more and
more apparent every day. 1t is known
that the ex secretary is in constant com
munication with leading straightouts
here, and 1t is claimed upon what ap-
pears good authority that his influence
is keeping Dawson, the colored candi-
date for Congressman at large, in the
field. 1t is well knewn that Blaine has
always opposed Malone, and that IN
the contest last year personal friends OF
his kept up campaign organ devoted
to the straightOuts.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-20
H.eEIIuess a, Loggerhe eads.

! Samuel Elstburn, proprietor Of the
Fourth and Market and Eighth street
hack lines ought the privilege OF run
ming hacks from Market street to the
Schuetzen Park and to enter the inside
during the German Volksfest. Fear
/ ing he would not have enough hacks to
accommodate the travel he made ap'
plication to the Pioneer line for two
hacke; Mr.. Eastburn to superintend the
running of them and to retain ten per
cent of the fares collected for his ser
vices. This proposition Mr.. Eastburn
says was accepted by a direc or OF the
Pioneer Company, but at meeting OF
the Directors the offer was declined.
Mr.. Easthurn says he did not think
hard of that, but when he found that a
couple of the Pioneer line hacks were
run regularly to the Park and at the
same prices he charged. he looked
upon the act as a little Cheeky" to
say the least of it. he knew that he
could not prevent the Pioneer or any
other line from running hacks to the
Park if they wished to do 30, but he
/ thought as he had paid for the exclu-
sive privilege the Pioneer Company
might at least have acceded to his
terms which we're reasonable and could
not possibly be obiected to However
Mr.. Eastburn says he has been splen-
didly patrouized and has no reason to
regret making the venture.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-20
Incense

A Sunday.school teacher of Phila
delpia church, being absent recently
placed her class in charge Of friend
Upon resuming her duties the subject
of "incense" happened to come up, and,
much to her Astonishment, one OF the
class informed her that Miss. Fl. had
taught them that the article was made
out of all sorts of overshoes. This, the
class agreed, accounted for what they
thought very unpleasant odor. The
teacher failed to change the impression
the children had received, and could
not imagine what her friend meant by
teaching such a strange doctrine. Upon
seeking an explanation she found that
they had been told that incense had
been manufactured from a variety OF
"gums"l
Daily Republican., 1882-09-20

vaf1sEET-a Nv; VT FRONT ROOMS. APPLY
"' west Fourth street. sspl9-2t*
Daily Republican., 1882-09-20
Ona rhIevInx Expedition.

About dark Monday evening, two
colored girls named Lizzie Martin and
Mary Morgan came into E. s. Haga-
ny 8 shoe store, on West Sixth street
near Market, and taking seat tried
several pairs of shoes OH bat found
mono to satisfy them. They then left
the store and soon afterwards Mr..
Hagany missed pair of shoes and
suspectinG the colOred girls of the theft
overhauled them in the entry. He
found two pair of shoes in basket
which one Of them carried ard another
pair dropped from beneath the clothing
of one. of the girls. Besides these shoes
Mr.. Hagany brought to light box Of
sardines, two bottles of cheap cologne,
nine new napkins Gnd quite a number
of other articles which they had lifted
in their store visits. Sergeant Hatton
and pGtrolman Pierson being sent for
arrived and the parties were taken
into custody and locked up and In de-
fault of 5000 bail they were committed
for trial,