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the MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY

Has Steel Track, the Miller Platform ana
the Improved Automatic Air Brake on all cars
In its passenger trains. II is In every respect
FlRST-CLASS RAILWAY.
For maps timetables, and interesting reading
matter concerning the Missouri Pacific aud lis
connections with other lines, which Will be
mailed free address
u. 7. HUGHES. Passenger Agent, Houston Tex
r. W. MCCULLOUGH, Assistant General Pas
sengcl Agent Marshall, Tex.
7. CHANDLER General Passenger Agent st.
Louis. Mo.
II. NJ. lloAic. Third V co President, 81. Louis.
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: AZ consideration whatcy
"A 5, - cents q bottle \
,Nthis CITY tnnrsnn.is III

.,lNthis city thousands Cd pei.
soh'. 90 rlucn at dinner, aud, as ~ con.
sequence, suffer from sour stomach, leart..
burn, Indigestion, dyspepsia, etc, n these
w wIt axe JUST one OF Carriers Little Liver
L,iis iinmedlately after eating, they ll he
81 p''sVu ny 'he entlre absence of tho se un-
pleasant feelings which daily distress them,
a ~ may continue IN their improper tourse
OF eating big dinners without fear. Only
one little pill, remember; % cents An
druggists. For sale by Williams. To Niyer
n Walker, druggists.
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Nv. Win.Iow.,s sn,,,,,.,...-'7777

I ~ 'tc"I''"s Noothing syrup
~, SSNIInnus Cobb thus writes in the
no means recommend anv Kind ofmA Uy
winch we did not know to be rood-lrt;r.
4'orly Tor infants. But of Mrs. WinAow's
e9oihing syrup we can speak from klowI.
t9se; IN our own family IL mas prolai "A
blessing, indeed, by giving nm Mani
tI[ouO ed with collie pains, quiet s.een Hnd
the parents unbro6en rest at night Nost
parents can appreciate these blpssi r.
mere Is an or'icle which works to perfectfn,
!. ih, ~, Wh,ch Is harmless; for the sieep winch
!, o''o ,GS we infant is perfectly naiurA,
,, we .ittIe eheruo awakes as "bricht a
y oWtoh; And during the process 81
'elllng It's value is incaculabfp, Ne bayl
entity heard mothers saw that tSc1
81 be without it from the birth n
II had finished with the tcetbl
.N * consideration whateye,/
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landl fdism his name would De a red by
eyeryEenera,iou OF the liberated | sim,
rHE LIEEALs.
Nt1 oEH, Jan aN-rh5 annil -s,ry NJ
The b OF Tom Paine was ceieil To-
night the German Masonic ieml e. An
adore was made advocating irset aou-lt.
IoSI.
r Tho schooner Henry =. wilkins. lpi
days a. from Jacksonville. is aJ.eysI IN
be LOS with all on board.
THG CENSUS.
NAeIlN0roN, Jan, 2>.-rhe pl8i Of Gem
e.al .ker 10 complete the l0.' census
CONCENTRATES a reduction In the volume of
reports upon special topics from o. 100 90
'e9"t >.,n pages. Genera. Walker
ADDS All reports NOT alrrg.. ,
printed are IN fair state OF rrosr.,s. Nr,.
ins Superintendent neatoa's t4frd chief
clerk, 5 Frustrated, one Is dead another
gone SOUTH ANA the the thirl upon the
verge 81 the most distressing disability.
Ueueal Walker resumes charge u the cen.
suS 4 granted the necessary money. and
says re VIII bring the whole business 10 8
close 4 the current calendar rear. The
expense of this census will be about gI
cents per head of population, against y
cents m the OH census The apuropria.
non q S-y0,Clo Will be enough 20 complete
the work.
THE TAEIrF.
BOSTON Jan. "a memorial has been
forwarded to Washington by the Arkwrght
cup representing establishments OF New
Eng ana products, cotton wooden ana silk
factories, machinery. paper and drugs. and
empoying about 10000 persons and 200.
VUvo capital, asking for the enactment of
taili bill at the present session. based
upon the reports hV the CDmml1Si.n ,riyi,r
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Try Try it,! Try it!!l
Il ader, you should 20 at once to your
drutg and get n 25c. box of Browns Ar
MICA Salye. II it fails once to cure any
burn, old sore, ulcer, frost bite or innamed
sore eyes, your druggist will return your
money. Positively warranted.
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state Agent Usage Cosl & alnins onptny.
.oihe. Corner Jackson aud Lamar streets "a.
'as l'Nas npvli.
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COMMERCIAL PRINTING
PAMPHLET WORK.
LAWYERS BRIEFS
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Sssinnre,s ilh, NV CONT,

Nonicsls urt ny GIp,ain RainsEs,len
~ HERMAN. by deed ofes, a most ex.y..,, A,
ON the tih d'y of Iannarv', r. missed lNm "
TO me ms rssi .nec a | OF tho has aick "a 4 !
and lststnal nwuei bv gree unSs, .tvh !.
tho dsto o, said ASST ,nmcnNga 4 Tb,s !.
ere 'itnrs Untitled thereto fina short wh,is y
anll.lst ~ f.'''t WINE b
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- a. nal A.
selling, saal ~
MY as the ~,
Executions
or county eoB
81 Tar as sppl'rssSG,}
iorce and ereS,,
oin The msyof,, =
>oA upon When
q may be comwi~
sme' with Cosi, =;
imprisoned In ~
n'ed 10 work On =
ulAs OF the eilv ~
9neT as may b. n. :
y day. P'sls
charter Of the sir,
read as follows.
majority OF The oB,,
leut in any ter en-
e city Of Dala, y.
become a part Of IL
e aIlidavltto tbesc
oSe a majority an.
oldeIs OF saiidis,
iluance, receiveig.s
rom thenccfortb' q
ee a pam OF saiia
shall teenu'ie5iS
) OF other cidzens,ss,s
'nanees made in N
haIter Of the eig a
70 read as foijoN
ave power by ', o,s
L. paved, mscaisr
wise construed
eIs sidewalks slj y
ding cross Streets
las, n such tins' :
material and uB3s
council may proTI
that the owner, y
'eetor sidewalkSoh.
according to lrops y
Expense Of such
he city council MI
le manner as resl :
ms Of streets WIS.,
proved, and 10 n,
another street eni~
nelnE SO improysj
isectlous and ain,
c pnld for OutOf rT.
$ follows: +
teFnine by ordinsss
one, and the lnanIs
shall advertise b
cihcallons aud eyter Z
TX snall be let toe.
IN the discretiOna
= such bond as IA
ne city council shlI
property trOntingek
improved, pro isa i
OF 'front.' or abulmeot
as soon as c0nysa,
ana The time OPS,
sllail become Deli,
ordnance, lhen,
IeYy,, ana its cNlls II,
pc collection Of o.hs |
ana sale Of prOpelF
necessary to sell 4 +
'llh4uent ad yalO!s, !,
9
p. PAID in full iamt
u s'llu work and b. :
lleh me assessor az,
oilCe 10 advertise a..
' eelal TAX due theTe0s D.
k!ecullhG similar Del =
IS sOlu by city iOlG
,
4, charter as amendAs
tile STATE, appWvG>
SO as TO read as p,
I
every persons or co.
o,i,iilg On any sues
yullu sidewalks, CO..
Ihs ana repair ti
|Per'E Whel n0utt!
| INHk NM f.fFffa ~ Hga.. A. 4
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SUNDAY DISPATCHES.

coleman, The Notorious Bank SWint.
Ter, is Dead at Last from
His Wounds.
More Of the Alexandria Wanderers
are TO be Executed.
An Alleged Occupant of the NeWhali
House Arrested.
The Catholics Of Wheeling and their
Bishop.
Other Happenings Of the sabbath.
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palestine.

Palosune' The
r.,.r,,s Jan; ,, ,ss;s. 'sosis e
sI,ssins and psniso ,, ss Sar
wes wee, me track last night ,.i ia' ,ail.
, r, rs,,,I la,s'S san ANTONIO INTO nw,Shli SS
rom the S S,m " death. IN. NH
-occur5,esSs n'HTTh The sleeper ,.se
,,ai n SSSEIS no one scI,S9ou-
Fof'" pu,slhese
| nr,,,s, Jan. ST. New
., pO' Henry Denton ,' = :"
9 IN the gin here II , op,,pD,ienshis
IS 70 a%piS Is doing well. .,n last
y. There SS, T from l capillary .IIsI,. Org
&c Ta Turn With tuberculosis.
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''N Dust Deposit,
A Very Bad sigh. A/dor,s;,,. r,,,,
gust in ones bladder il aJvSry b s.{ ori t..
deed Those who ind Mem sel Uatsn a, "a
by this symptom ri Eid 6ey' Siso oet ackeI i
g v N ntllei WITHOUT delay. Sucreliefis
nm" ND " "nteeu I5500m Eidbey, bladd liver.
Tb;. u u.ay Diseases fly Hunts ,medv,
tb .nS cr moHGigiIIIql mediSine, Hunts ,medy
al all ;dnn,. AIiHiney amy liver medich cures
"' "'0'eS DISEASES ihfaIlibly,
IN , ls}o there wen l7,75o farms iArkon.
H. -S WIN an area If 2,59S,2 li acre,in ISS1
q 9H "-, -w%tete 5000 farms, with nrarea If
$1,000 acres; in 1870 there we a. 49i
i i'.,' - with an area of 1851, 2g6 cres. in
,f f'ig " Igere were ~ 1888 farms, withan area
w. LiNO 90 acres. la 1860 the pculat;on
"a %aN 20 45o, ald the to.al wealth us 500 a..
S-yl,5. and the total value of rms was
~ ,oSt4I5, In estimating the Naltb of
Tal per,OJ We must include tbe.aIna n +
tll7ll slaves, which were lost bv bo u,o,
'Ihe state then had thirtv.eight anbne .,lf
miles of railroad. In lo,v, .. Il :, tothe war
and other causes, the value of pronrtv Ind
decllned, and the value of farms ,ns oniv
SlOC&9SIN, ami the average priceNer mere
was SJ26i the population 4Si,4Il. rho H..
crease IN the value of farming proprtv was
S5l,GIH, 40 the total wealth was an qui :.
OIL decline OF St2, SCI, 7S2. The 5onula.
tiot had increased only i7,O2l, or l,ss than
o, W." per annum. In these ten wars ITO
sthie lad W miles of railroad.
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Ava, ltL, January a, isol,-cARrrn Mrp.

Ay ys' ILL.,, January "a, lsSl, GARTER Mrp.
Septs,- Enclosed find one dollar
HHlnevn please send by return mail one
Ie carriers Little Nerve Fills, and d
balance. Carriers Little Liver pills
samp'e bottle Of Liver Pills received
you some time ago have been tested az
anu several ofmy friends, among Wi
tulstributod them, aud In every IN
nave give entire satisfaction. No
headache, they are the medicine-lsC
10 Improve them-they are perfect
u huSlI Will. Ava, Jackton "a.
4, FOR sale by Williams, Tolliyer ~ Nj
druggists, Dallas Texas. ~
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RECLINING CHAIR CARS FREE,

Besides FIVE lines OF Pullman Sleeping Cars
and handsome day coaches, with toilet rooms
and the latest improvements, warmed by pipes
and thoroughly ventilated, cars completed and
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Nus, ray the -

SAN rp.scisco,. s s"",
., Sli Marshal has ,s S0 rs',rS
20 IN, the Sco With costs, % on car AR
,e v ,SaS has refuses, ,ss 20 err
f~euid teVsid 70 Tn
no Eon capital rlIsst on
ts .nSrss aud n.'|Ahele n
:, epe&lcsl frpnN N,.
'S Nti1 nav tue ~
r iucsien A. liz - 81
! FsaFsa ~.
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TROUBLE AHEAd.

-dN"i W. VA, Jan. ga letter nj
CATION from the Right Rev. J. Y
lshop of Wheeling, against H.
OF 81. Johns German Catholic ~
us read in al Catholic Churches eo'
sering all Catholics to Withdraw Ro,uU,
tty before March LIST, under pai ,V ~
suhlcatlon. Last September ~ va
N synod, at meeting in tNs oi tue
! statute iorbidding rounI lay Tieyi
sale OF beer at entertainmcn, y a;"','
Ole societies, and a past%aiI in 49,
|ed ordering all Catholic tocietiess' -
themselves rs such, ami snbmi i " y
.tion for approval 10y Jnnnorr 't, 4, u
dong so beil' ''ci / the nriyi,o ,,.,
u regular I ..Juv Societies ~ (
of ~. John did not ohev ,i,o ny
| on last Tuesday night 90 "sve 'no Iii
! beer was sold anq round dancing
Il in, TO tGst The you" MAJ.
much excitement had been
among the German Catholics. The
OF the letter today was the tesnlt
.. ' 1'ri nieiinoers Of the order with.
uely Episcopal authority is a
question: Many of them talk
now ana the German pes qr.
u. Wy aTssloh OF the bishop as a.
lis church.
IN t'tE GuARp.HorsH,
. uho, Jhn. 2S.-Thirty-two perso,
'cSteU tonight tor disturbing
", ne Salvation army, in progress
rRoBABLN AN tMpSsroR.
A., Jan, ga man giving the
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4. SS:.sy B ;;ss
4: i e q 4. iS:S u '
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Smoke Duke Of Durham cN,,, 49,,
10 the world. aa CUT
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ed out. !.
s 90 q Of the sen sen.
OH officer, and the !, 80, se or
ing yn,h the pas, two 0s
his his family keeping
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rnrt Worth.

u, %S|1% '.s +. and a:s 'S'
S ooi. dare Avsm'n'' INV :. N
stone. ,.A<.ward OF ux sun me a
TI,ss Texas 4 s nov d strongly. Inv
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enty m..lae hfn '"
morning. The this
s.a,k ~ the switch and the laJis,p eu tne
auu sleepe' turned over ON THAR IA. coscn
russanser mad his wrist dlslocatsd ana u.e
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Parsons Purgative Pills make new rich
MOOD, and will completely change the
blood IN the entire system in three months.
ANY person who will take one pill n night
nom one TO twelve weeks may be- restored
TO sound health, if such thing is possible.
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RhnstctanS.

DH ,iCIAN AND sURGEON-D- Norton;
1 C"e over Exchange bank building; resi-.
den, s san Jaciuto street; telephone at resi-
deurH
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Az ,o'her articI,
I Levi Statute. tskr'
That after Nav 1. is
mcsured tobacco ami
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,,pND %1'i% y PROMISED,

=, h l., Jan. At 1y 20 jarN
I $ that the first dividend of Il
y, liquidation OF the Spragu,
[lll not he paid February Gtb.
I COLEMAN DEAD.
Us, Jan. 2S.-Stewart Coleman
orser, who cut his throat, d,eu
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AcCEPTEp-rELLIGEEENr

PARIS, Jan. 2S.-Presideut Greyy has ac.
oepted the resignation of ministers. DeRon.
elede, the founder of the Patriotic leaops
Just recovered from wound received in a
due, was to-day again wounded in duel
with journalist N''N'
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CHICAGO Jan. 2S.-Noah o. Smith spo.
flal deputyiurveyor OF United states ems.
oms, for the port Of Memphis, Tennessee
1as arrested here on Il charge OF embey.
lng government funds TO the amount of
o,oOU or $1,000. 1t is alleged that he col.
scted the money from the seamaas ma.
enc hospital fund and converted it to his
'fWn use Smith says he is bat 1925 short
ld that his sum has not been empezlled
ut simply oyerdrwn. lie intends to
lake it good.
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board of Police Commissioners met at
the Police Court at P. NJ. yesterday, all the
members present. Mayor Brown, in bis
opening remarks. said the meeting was called
for the transaction of such business as might
be brought before it, and thought that the
Board should meet for consultation more fire.
quently.
In response to question of the Mayors
the Captain of the Police said he had no
complaints to make-the officers. one and sll,
were doing their duty, and obeying the liz
structions of the Commissioners.
The Mayor said he had heard rumors OF
unoffi ,ial conduct on the part of the Captain
of the Police, but that they were of such
nature he could not at present prefer charges.
He reviewed at length the gambling ordi
nance, and the causes that led to its passage.
the bold step that the majority Of
the Board took to enforce it, etc.
He said he had no personal feeling in the
matter whatever. He had but one object,
and that WAS to see that citizens interests
were properly cared for. He said that the
gambling ordinance worked well it brought
in 8 revenue of $4,000 per annum, and he was
assured by those who made gambling bust
ness tuaI sluCc Suo passage VI thc ASSusinS
Act there had been marked decrease around
the faro tables of young and business men.
They would not take the chances of being
discovered at the gaming table when the
same was open to public inspection. He held
that the Commissioners had a right to direct
the affairs of the police department, and as
long as he was in the majority he should d.
rect, and when he was in the minority be
would gracefully submit.
Judge Henry Endorsed the remarks of the
Mayor, and said he hoped to see all matters
speedily harmonized, the force work well to.
gether and be as efficient as possible.
Chief Ksrcher said not a word and there
being no further business before the Commits.
sioners. they adjourned TO 2 P. NJ. Thursday.
After the adjournment, City Attorney
Anderson, in conversation with the Mayor,
charged that the Captain of the police force
had been interfering with the prosecution of
the Chinese murderers; had thrown every
obstacle he could in the way of the prosecu-
ton, and he did not propose to allow it any
longer. He thought the authority of the
Chief should be restored. The Mayor re-
piled that the Chief had insulted the Com.
missiorers grossly. He had even gone go far
as TO call the Judge of the Police Court from
the bench down to the office of the city prison
for the sole purpose of insulting him. He
thought that the Chief should apologies to
the Commissioners for his ungentlems nly
conduct, and must do so before the present
government of the force would be changed in
the least.
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DIED.

Pine, Placer counts, December 8, John Hoagland
formerly of Washington, Yolo county, native
of Pennsylvania, 90 years, months and % days.
FRIENDS and acquautances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of his son.in-law, R. H. Petit, Sew
enth street, between N and 0, this afternoon at .
o'clock.
San Rafael, November 29-Henry Shawl, 20 years
and IL months.
Alturas, Nodoc county, November 2S-Harry Estes,
1 year. months and dav.
Forest City, November 29-J. NJ. Wade, 30 years
Forest City, November 2s-Anthony Hart, IS years,
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MARRIED.

Sacramento. December 4-By Rev H. Fl. Rice VIM.
Newton of Washington, Yolo county, to Mary W.
Love- Of Summit, Placer county.
Sacramento December by Rev. c. McKelvey
Lewis DicSey to Naomi Dickey, both OF Sacra-
mentO.
Grass Valley, December William Blanch to Mrs.
Isabella Coulson.
Downieville, November 29th-John H. Noland to
frankie McCollum,
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LOCAL DASHEs.

Seventy-nine immigrants will arrive from
the East Tomorrow, via the Central Pacific
Railroad
2. Potter has removed his harness store
from POP K street tol109 Tenth street, in the
new Changers building.
Reports received at this office last evening
say considerable rain fell in the southern
part of the State yesterday.
The railroad company has had new piles
driven under the side.track along the river
front, between l and X streets.
The case of Daniel Meyer vs. The Board of
Trustees of Sacramento has been transferred
from the Supreme Court of California to the
United States Circuit Court.
An operetts, the Miracle of the Roses
and prayer from Moses in Egypt will be
given by the Ladies' Choral Society, assisted
by Turner Harmonic and a section of the
Syn phonia Orchestra at Metropolitan
Theater, with new scenery ard beautiful cos.
tunes, on Wednesday evening, December
10Th.
The Governor has appointed Notaries as
follows: j. NJ. Hutchings, for 6Gsripo
county, to reside st Yosemite, vice self. term
expired; Thomas Bingham, for San Luis
Obispo county, to reside at Cambria, vice
self, term expired r. T. Devlin, for Sacra-
lilculO CVuub1f W IS6LuS IL C1ClhlAGulO NlLJs
vice self, term expired.
Sealed proposals will be received az the
Folsom Branch Prison up to $3.50 A. VI. Tues.
day, December 18Th, for furnishing provi-
sions, clothing, medicine, forage, fuel, meats,
lime, cement and iron and other supplies,
from January l, 1884, 20 June 80, 1854. in
elusive No bids will be considered unless
made upon the schedules, nor from other par
ties than bona fide dealers in the several
classes of articles contracted for. Schedules
will be furnished on application either at San
Q1entin or Folsom Prison.
Articles of Incorporation have been filed as
follows The Seventh Day Adventist Society
Of Ferndale, Humboldt county. Directors
Nathaniel Hurlbu.t. David Spear and Henry
P. Miller. Also of the James A. Garfield
Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 172, of Arcats,
Humboldt county. Directors-Jsmes Sin
clare, James McCutchen and William NJ.
Fulton. Also of the Burning Moscow Min
ing Company, OF Los Angeles. Directors
Henry Markham, Casper Sawyer, Ernest
Somner, Herman Brinkmeyer and Charles M.
Laurence. Capital stock, 81, Csc, 900, divided
iato 10000 shares.
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Mechanics Microscopes ard telescopes.
Red House Winter millinery.
C. II. Stevens Is Co. Hosiery.
Il. H. Pauk-Cash grocer.
Klune * Floberg D.amouds, watches, etc.
Herman Steinmann- Watches, diamonds, etc
Gattmann & Wilson-Imported silks.
Changers Cooperative Business Association.
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BORN.

Sacramento, December 2-Wife OF John J. Kelly, a
son.
Sacramento, December Wife Of John York, a
son.
Bodie, December 1-wife Of J. W. Crockett, son.
Yreka November e9-Whe of Charles Voss, a son.
Near Blacks, November 24th-Wife Of Gus Ander-
SON q son.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THAT WOMAN.

In regard to the Grass Valley family who
has come down upon the Towards like the
slickens upon the farms, President Dale,
OF the Towards, says: Mrs. HussyIand her
children were not sent back to Grass Valley
when they first appeared in the city. The
Towards offered to pay her way back, but
she refused 20 go, and since that time has
been for he most part subsisting upon the
charity Of that benevolent association. Sun
day night she was so abusive and disagree
able to her landlady, 70 whom she is in debt,
that on Monday morning she aud her chill
dren were turned out in the street. and they
made their way to the police station, where
they now are. The oldest is rather good
looking girl, about Il years of age, though
the mother says she is only 49, and is able to
earn her own living anywhere. The young
est child Is babe of is months. The How
ards will give her money to rent house, will
loan her furniture so she can have a shelter
and a place wherein to do something for her
self and family, but will not maintain them in
idleness. They have absolutely moth
ing but the clothing ON their backs.
although Mrs. Hu,sy states that
she has 2 trunk at the depot on which a
charge OF forty cents is due, but as she has
been able to redeem her property several
times, this is probably only begging dodge.
This is indeed deplorable state of affairs.
Here are six candidates for the prison and for
the brothel trampiDg over the country, whose
end within those wretched institutions is GER
tain if their vagabond career is not imn.edi-
ately checked. The mother is reported TO be
q vulgar drunken woman, and clearly not
fit custodian for her children, who are thus
crrDVviup mn - liftia To the pOOd
people who have the missionary work at
heart, and whose solicitude for the home
rsathen Is gr5at. these six houseless children
,.1dress themselves
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

operetta-Ladies Choral Society, December 18th
California Hotel-Corner Twelfth and streets.
Removal-P. Potter's harness shop.
Union Lodge, F. and A. M.-This evening.
Endowment Rank, X of P.-This evening.
Pioneers-This evening
For sale-Cottage house. $500.
Wanted TO supply help-Pierce, Mcdonald & Co.
Wanted-A girl.
Wanted-An apprentice
Wanted-Glove seamers.
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Auctions,
srsinesa Advertisements.

Administrators sale-December IL, 1888.
Auction to-day-Bel & Co, furniture, etc.
Auction to-day-Sherburn & Smith, real estate
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The grand display of holiday goods now on
exhibition at Red House.
LADIES cloakiug at 81 70 per yard, double
width, at Red House.