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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-17

MR. FITZGERALD's SUITS AGAINST NEWSPAPER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES afternoon N. w. Fitz-
gerald instituted suits against Charles T. Murray
and against Henry V. BOyntOn and the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette company. In the former case
$4,000 and In the latter $1,000 damages is claimed
for libel The libelS alleged In these cases consist
in statements made relative to the claim business
OF Fitzgerald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-17

THE REMAINS of James Mcguire a well-known
printer. who died at Providence hospital Mon
day night, were removed last evening to New York
for internent.
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A SUIT AGAINST THE DIsTRICr.-Yesterday Ed
win Muller entered suit against the District for
$1,000 damages for injuries received by fall at
the corner OF 18th street and Columbia road Jan
uary Sd last. He tripped over q raised and loose
nag-stone at this point and was Laid up for 1--WE
weeks In consequence ofthe bruises received and Is
stu lame.
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aRAgD cHArTEa OF raa oRpzR Or EasrFRS
NEW ms1ICO.


SANTA FE Ausus Zlst -Jsnss u Whis.
roy, one Of the victims OF tae Estancia
Springs lend grant tragedy arrived hers st
midni at last night, having made the trip,
di5tencs Of siyty-fvs mi.es, 10 spring
wagon. aa was 10 good spirits when he sr-
rivec, and hes since beeR rapidly gS,ni1g.
HE wounds ara not dauFeTous, bsiUg oaly
flesh wounds. IL was rather remarkable
egcsps for him. He nss three wounds. Oae
hpliet entered tha chin. glanced along the
ja gbone without fEac luxe and lodged uudar
the sa- WhsTe It Was easily removed. Az
other eneszeS a.s b1ck nesr the spite p.sed
under the Huseiss OF tas skiU, g,aGcisg
On rib and coming ont uader ths
right arm. The statement q Whitney sud
bis men throws nsw light On the trs5e3Y, eud
VIII be read WITH intefeBt on tie PsC.iC
slope. whore tiis family ave 60 WaH buoWn
L the iess case involving toe rights OF squat
tiers On Spanish land grslts. ths Supreme
C0urs of the Territory Iec utlY decided in
fsyor Of JOHN n, Whitney 2 brother Of The
wounded man, saG FfauElin Fl Stord,
Of Boston. j G. Whitney ald Alex.
Hernandez. as represent4tiys lE ths former
two, Daid The sQuattefs fer their improve
mems, ana tc0E psaceE0ie possession CI their
respective clsims oG the Estarcia ranch.
They made "a appointm8ps Ei1k N.nuel E
Q EXC, also q sQuattsr 60 meet a. the %
taneia Spfiees ranch, sra aeres upoa the
prica ct his improvements. The frat meet
ing was cosdi.l enough. bat after Otero snd
lis brotLerin-la7 D. Heuriquez. entered ths
ranch cabin, their meGner changed, and 0tsgo
told Whitney and the men chat they must
vscate The place at once. Whitney replied
that the law was on his side a1l ir ;uru
ordered Osera ard Heur,quez ont Of tha
mouse and of the premises, at the same tin5
craving q revolver and holding it al fuii
arm s length. Dr.. Aearigasz steppad uear
Whitney, sn5 cooked Bis weapon wis5in two
feet Of Whisneys 5ead. {" Drop thst re-
volves, said Whitney, ard turning knocked
H5utiqusz' haId aside. and fred as him. q
SETTLE bstEecn the tvo ensued while
FerucuGez ard Osero engaged ssch
other 10 a hgEt. Whitney received all
shrea woauds E5m Dr. Henriquezs f0rty-cae
csbbre Colts revolver. aud wounded the
doctor il tha lsfs wrist with his tb.rsT-sight
calbFe Smith & W5s-ou. Fernandez and
Osaro killed each other Oar5 sad psrty
met Whitney with on appar as 5stsr,niaz-
tioA Of driving him Of ths properly. and
Whitney hred in sslf-Iefause. The psrAnts
Of oosh Whitney and hi. hrother-iD.iaS Fey
uan3ez reside IN Ser Frslosc7. Whitnsy,
ssnior, ovns sn extensive sheep 1luch i.ear
Gao city. Lecnlaslez's rell-.i3as ssTivef fhsle
H'1p4fs~-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.IoOx orr roR raE EsGssE.n

sn locomotive engineer, and have been i0r
twenty years, and am now running on the Maine
Central Railroad Life on an engine, as all dngi-
neers know, isverg trying to health and strength.
Ths continual lar OF tie engine ard strain on our
long trips al tend 70 weaken tue kidneys and uri-
nsry organs. In addition 10 this, ten years ago l
met WITH severe accident. and l vas taken from
puder my engine Hith severe internal injuries,
which gave me great pain Was laid up Tor six
moatss ard suffered more than can describe and
more than wish to suffer agaia. resumed work,
bat my kidneys began TO disturb me, and my ngr-
vous systen sc med 70 be out Of order could not
sIasp, % nay water demanded ouch constant atten-
tinu thai Z was kept awake great part of the
night; to urnate caused severe pains. employed
the best medical skill in Pprtland cad elsewhere.
but continued to cfoW worsa
was persuaded b try Haats Remedy, as Iieund
shat man Of my iIien6s D Portland bad used it
with great success. yo. Rad 10 ai5h that il would
reach my case. HoweWr seat FOR q halfdozou
bottles st oue q the drug stores ia P5rtlaud and
from che use Of the frat bottle found great relief.
Ny waser was much better, and the cain Ia the
back aud limos greatly relieved l continued its
use until had used ten bottles ia all, and It mas
been 90 ms a wonderful blessing, amt have deemed
it a iuty aud privilege 70 recommend It to those
troubled ia q similar manner and yoa may plblish
this for the benefit Of cur crcad men and tie pub
lie in general. az it has completely cured ne
GEORGE ". BRADLEY,
Eneiaeer 2aina Central Railroad.
Portland, Maine, Nay Il 1888
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MININc NOTES.


The mining season is about over &c Little
York, Placer county.
At Rich Gulch, Plnmas county, rich
body Of ore has been encountered.
The machinery is in place on the Rivers
dale mine, in Pluuas county.
The mines il GEORGETOWN, Ell Dorado
county, ore looking vel ard paying their
owners.
The Gold blossom miue, in Placer ooun.
ty, produced $4,000 brick at it's last
clean up.
TIE cleanup of Morgan's mil at the
keiiey mil, IN Amador county, turned out
satisfactorily.
Tha sherman Consolidated Mining Com
pany, at Nevada City, has shut down for
short ti.ne.
p This Victoria, in Glessoe district, Gala
veras co1aty, is 70 have l00.ioet shaft
suok Immediately.
a chispa from the Bonanzs. G hydfaulie
oE gunne! Ridge, Calaverss co1n.y y, WEI ighed
oae OUNCE aud half
The last cleanup at tire Nlanzsnits BY.
dEsudG mine st Sweatisnd, NsYads county,
was $4,000 This represented rau of
iorty-ona days.
a good claim ia Hope valley. Anime
county, is found. Tt has a so foot ledge
and the groupings assay 80 per cent. copper
snd4 per cent. silver.
There has been ga immense amount Of
gold specimens taken from the Osoeols
placer Esounde IA Phoebe, New. One IS a
large grants bowlder, thicSIy covered with
the yellow metal, and valued st S400.
Ths Powning Company, in Nevada conn.
ty, age sinking them shaft Il Is supposed
thai this is on she famous Eureka and
idaho ledge The shaft is down thirty.
four feet, and some Of the pieces chow
free gold.
TIE Morning Star min, at Silver Citv
!. T., With seven stsmpa, in 426 running
days up to March 8, lS66k milled ? S6g
tong Of ore, which produced 81 l27. GIT 80.
None Of the mines which produced the
ores new have shAtt 400 feet deep.
Yesterday we were presented with a
number OF specimens OF ore from the North
Pacific Light mine By j. c. Cox, the
owner, The mines afe seven miles west
Of Yorkville, IN the neigbborhood Of where
the Gualala, Garcia and Rancheria all head.
Four tuanels have been run IN. besides an
open cut 800 feet II length. a great many
assays have been made, and the results
have s5own from twelve to sixty per eeat.
Of ooppsr, with traces OF gold and silver.
[Ukiah Dispatch.
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PASSENGER sxsa

oKABA, uggd. siss -Passe her io-day 10 ar
i've u Sacramento AZ 81 z4i J, u Teas. Oak
land, Cal; " s. Green and -fife, [ lt1n HEg J.
Exon Chicago, z, lehason, e. fn aei5co Lizzie
Royal, Davenport. Is; J, " H0oerp agd vile,
Aiss Kate Jarnes, Willows, jai; z. A Hoephuer
Omaha, Seb; T. !. Hawkif 4, gh3aaso: Il B. len-
klus, Buffalo D. X lackst iachsuc s4eh VIM
Hnz, San Frsnoisco.
CALLs, August 2Ist.-p ,ssed asfs t,.,'ag. 20 ar
rive in Sacramento ;o-m HY3n: p = = fod Aus
tTalia; G, IL Hodgehin AMI lady, Yah - al:
fhyiis Pech SOU francs p j. CaapE, Ne York +;
Joseph A, stewart and lldy, 5eattie, y a. c.
puranl, Portland, Or; J foni.aEon, 0stawa Csn. !;
Ara J. y Romsf, Kiss Iiertaa Rouer San Fran
cisco Mrs. T. ehamben. Minneapolis, 2inH su-
ME lslscsop, ChIcsgo, ~. ETs Jaiaes ifeyarA Mrs
spence. Mis- Ada McC, rsl. 81 Jese,a,. No. k
lel9Ed, New York; u. P.Garisss PruviGeuee1 J.
a r. walker Miss Jefsie Walker, Councp Bui ,
hrs Aasy CheeFer, Miss Jennie Chseycr, san Fra e.
eisc2 nrs John PsnrSse, Sew Sszico; Gsorgc Jel
Alns ale lady. R A, England j. Foster, Enel1ni
amos r Little ard lady, Philaaelohia. w Bee
cham, 4. Hutton G Platte, j. nesciau1. ~ Hard j.
castle. Engisnd; r N. Shoecrsis Recbester. N u .
= hooner, Haley u c. A. smith Colorado A.
i5 n Lsntnaii, sac rancseo; Jolfa coudToB, HaeY,
idaho < Srecions and lady. Rev alex 3 ravis,
sianey n. ). W. Mrs. o. l. Weeks e.r Fr.nci 10.
Joseph bfafty. CciOradO City lexss 1eAn HsrDer.
Shieaso Arthur a. u. Swift, Bao.aad IL S.
s-eSe x, = Berlin, aecon IN III ssalgrsats in
cieaih'r ~ talssl 70 arrive Oh Che 2Si
NEsHAIts August 2Ist.-- assse5. hese t1-,iay, 10
arfiys ~ san Francisco to-norr,g joan Boyle.
Washington, 0. c.; G. " cr.jrgen - 4 +. : Is.
tn, Wm, y arener, = 4. Rafns- p q frei-sdr
Ags- " b. acGcs. san franeIco u = Andasson
Nov fork o.. J. 8. nolratsr K r. chicaeo, o.
= hmaer, sAn Befasf3ils G. u plise sia s.nily.
Z Wious z kor.eD los "a t.eis, lfsf,- e N Cox.
.. q u. eldaisgn, u a. arsriA Asl,,li si y-lsi
Ffs1 BROWN B1fts Y ol-Ea 1cra- - FtHe.-tls
= + '''''' -oi'Iteo = Z s.7aaa s sen.
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ARtEsFa


CASA GRANDB, Augos 2i.t - All yestsr-
5ay evening ST 0minoDs leak;nc tiog burst
with great fury o. the ridge oi n1 lHtaine
northeast Of tbs Silver King min Tae
water divided or tbs ridge par going On the
north side and pe,t on 30 s0ath side. If
this had nos bsen the c'ss The toVu of Silver
King would have been hing Of th. psss,
and tue destruction 20 nsii ng interest would
have been totslzed i1to millions As Il Is.
tte towa wears e dilApidai ID appearances. 4
miner by the name Of OIL onnel wss washed
away with his cabin. Il s booy was found
fifteen milss distant TIA Mon5reh OF the
Seas wss filed Fi,h vat 81 sad s1cics. ike
wise the shsfts q sha BIZ mine. The men
were hoisteG out 'r grea5 =. sto. Tae propsr-
y Of the Silver KiEg reIaslag intact haging
suffered no loss. The mill RAINING stesdi.
ly, without prospect Of am q Hs5icu. Great
b0wlosrs, weighing twenty tent. we're waghe6
out snd rippsd lfosu the mt tunldiu sizes, ar6
hurled into the road beneetl, nv bu. max
bles or rubotr balls The rosdweU Ns g1dly
wrecked. Outside Of OOor ael 10 deaths
are repaFted. The eloudburssspl @iih eFsst
fury. Il seemed as If eli tb9 " e-s Of Ih5
Gila had been sbs5Tbsd, c3res7 rated saG
focused upoa StOneaian's pss.
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oREceE
Aarices frona Por1Il al

PORTLAND August 21st- fes,ssdsy 6.
", Smith tha alleged nan ieres Of aLss.
Petch, was captured 90 Mes uocs r;vsr, in
Iiaamak conn y, sn3 lodged II - q lie
fayette. The mnrcsr was .aost s5r5ci3us
.oae, and wac commit d abo1 vcse ag0 in
Yambin county. Mrs. PETE ubjla riding
with her soa a.ong the pabii higs wsy, was
s2ot dead ny - aoknowa sassiu. Smith,
who was a Bsisnbar. wss &, 3. suscaosed Of
the crigue, but had hsd Ne ntim . rawasd
q ST 600 va offered fer ga iA'- arrsef, but
every efflts % eapsuro bin ,ycye1 sbortiye
until q i5w daYs ago. lie hs , lived IL tho
monasaias laoss af ths gna Thefa Is but
Htsls 5cu5t ct ki3 suilt ii & itimouy t5 con
gsse VII b dithsnit 10 01..
Last ni2ht ] 3hn BOX ms X muzasrous
assault or 7. dowlfd WI i ~ Ak. Howard
wss struck ou tae size Ga, head. aad re-
csigsd t7i2hstaE gash Ias ,oun1 is very
sa-la2zi on aot nse.eseei 3 iaHJ BTlk iS IN
oust3dy. fse rqw wsg ths , minabian OF
So al3 4uaTrsl
Rev. Benny Wari eeet arrived to.
5sy oysT lss NsItdayn q eide Heiivo4d. Hs
is ug1isr Csatra3a 20 dsiiyg ~ iectarss here.
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OLD BExlCo.
EteEns Fron eaagnlas.

GuAYxAs. August 20sh.-The Msxioan war
steamer Mexico, hsvinF On board General
Carlo sad stat, wish Sefgssat Feegara and
family, of the Second Battalion, arrived yes
terdsY, and were met with music sud sai9ses
from the guns Of the steamer. Az The nv
nicipal election takes plsca on next Monday,
this coming is very oppo-tune.
By the serivsi Of the schooner Rambler,
thiEty-siz hours fsorn Tdnidsd, news Of cor
tinued discoveries in the plsosrs is brought,
one party having SIX poUcds IN uuggets.
Water continues scarce. but some provisions
are coming into the camps Ihe Bsugsl, with
troops fog the post Was ezpectsd every day.
The Rambler returns the first Of the week.
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rlse Kew cable Roae'.


SAN FRANarsco, August 2iss The Mar
k,i-street cable road- wl.h ~ .e1lia aud
3 aiqht-st tzeet brsnehsF wes formally opened
th morning. About 70 T6ge esrs were
plE,ed ia operation. in charge of ,reined COR
due ors and ss.gineerss F5ither di oh nor so-
eide, occurred, ard both che c7gls ard gfips
worked we'll gll0a1 ran With amsrkahle
sraoeE uesF and abssrGQ from Heiss. Ihs
animals attached % the hoFss 60 re1aiping
pn Marlet street fouzh. vcfys ~ Of .hs
7mmies, AID severed, whose asfYito;ss 81 car
b, rssa hsd 6osn snort, attemp q "a fur aiysy.
sau BsBcisc0 saOaey EaEEe;.
SN FBAEtIsco. August 2iss AlQ1ay 10
fsiri. active, Ind some r The naaka aye un-
derstt I'd 1 be snort IS coin. Vheat borrow
srs 6nC mlre oiidoufy ia geiiiug ioaes So .
per cen, thou }h thas is ail t1a iisuc5.
Regular con mes cial n8paF i3 discounted At
7(0g. PsimN cal looms On Be de- aTe 1uoted
as 5M6 ,ch iocli saYiags hal ara leasing
On cisy prone tg at 6 per cent Domestic OK
ehsnga e qg ed a. par fer ight dTaf. on
New York 6 a l0c for iais,reuas. Bark
bills op lone % are draW1 i93i Tor SIXTY
day /; oomnH cial bilaxa fo1doY. 4ssl.
Refined silvs dutl an8Touiaal 81 ~ g
Ia ser Gems. il eenas; Me1irV 6ollsrs az
buyiuc, So ssLa 3
Exearsle. u rfg'ss 7'cupsaFss
NAPA, Augut 2ist Tho excursion party
o. Ailsi..s ~ 'I5 y - 81, ~ -
nsie oa s~o g. 80 - = -. - 11aS "a
e-sss u 91lils al' ~ "a az. .;.;,-s - -
',.-...5 en.1us M 81. s - - ~
C,1-aienisfs at IN 5enet b. .5e arrival of
tbe train the . ryewss qrfs.ed By musis
from ta3 Napa ri. sud ear 3uatsd into the
depot buii5;ng. he.e au address of welcome
was delivered By Roa. NJ RI Es1es aiaHc
which The Kniq Is .srtoog of hountiiu'
supoiy II frJlit3 ri ,yirqa ~ties bsl beeo
deliberately di-pl ~ bv d e committee. T6s
trsin left at f9e St to,5na.
r,.. .s...-. s...,.-.
eAN 81 flH Ual2ie
case so'c o
@A@aaihHttonf ~ ..
monY but mase4
r panl5 % 5ne gfo'
1ol 1ssq ptovs0' tae
de- Amusement % u 1 lhui.yn-
ihonas .. 55c aEas Iifa
..~eeo as2fs ois. 'gd al'is,,
tfqm G oosFy~ }2eJ sFsAl2s' az
ta,ae5 ceEc1,s'59 o. s5s o.a,1 wren
EIl'lea i- ai5 1eash o e-5eH ts.a % iAi s.
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Maine, Nay Y 1888
C4Ysg F0R ALARM.

AHCE E CURTIS, Of Brunswick Ne, writes us on
May l5, 1883 That she has suffered very much
at frequent intervals with Aiduey daease, and the
attacks we're increasing in severity SO steadily as 20
cause alarm Her aunt, Mrs. g. II. Small, PER
susdst her to use Hunts Remedy. arI after using
several bottles bliss Curtis has been ced from the
severe aches aud pains 30 which she had loag been
accustomed and further says tha: Hunts Remedy
never fails to relieve the severe pains ia the ade
ard intense backache, and Aiies c. pronounces it
zeal blessing to woman for ali idney diseases and
she cordially recommends It Tor the many Ills and
pains peculiar 20 women
rg-1ya az 81 FSv7y
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3. n TowEg .............. .oaporsi Allaagef
=. L G0oD.GAa -. .<seuT psa1'c srj Iicse5 .gar
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Jack Martin, for many years pazr a tsal
dent Of Forest City, was toau5 dead 10 h.s
cabin, a short distance below that town.
last Saturday evening.
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Crosgman's Specific Mixture

wET1TH THIS BDlEDY PERSONS CAN CURE
w Themselves without the least sIpos1re,
change OF dieb o. change Ia appieatil8 to business
Tho medicine confirms nothing that s OF DE least
injury to she constitution. ask youC druggist toi
IT, PRICE, 81 G bottle mIG-lyWS
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RAILROADS, SIT. .AMERs, ETC,
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAlLRaAD.
Commencing tuesday, 5HIy 3. 1858.
AND uEaL YuszEzA EoElaE,
IsA!Es AND xoATs Hlii lfAYs ssGil sSIe

IsA!ks AMI EaATS Vial ltAYs sASf5 bsNIe
As Eouosa.
e.Ao 4. M.-;suudays exooptedl-Aacommo-
O"VV dation Train 70 &AEysEille, Red Blu5 aad
Redding
6,r,A A. M.@iDaHy)--san Frsnclsca Passep-
AW ger Tram, ia Benicis Connects 80 Sui
sun fo1 Vallejo and Cziistoga. second
class paa7snge, cars for San FIanFisco ~
tached
o,a.a a. a.-fDAlyl-C. P ErzigrsHt Train 70
@iN@ Ogden, Counri Blu7s and Easl
4agss 4. E.-tog ss soon aheleare, - prae
AS'sv il.a5le-suniaJs ezcep-edi 3teamer i1I
haa FRANCHISE, tolchng e. sll T2y e5ris
on me Sacramento -tvsc.
SssQsB 4. M.-Da5gs-essssneer Erain lor
: a afS1 Woodland, Williams, Wiliowz Tehama
spd Hod Bui
dEsAA a. W.-(Dgsly}-Ean FranoIsso Passenger
aNf5t~ Irain Connects At Gsls wits passsnges
Tran for lone and "a LJ.shrop with tia g. e.
.AIenti- Ezrfess ior ttGz- NGrhs,
tss,Ita 8aT5arHb i,ls Ausacs Cotton
Caan Diego, Fuus, aaric0p1 'Frese1ttl,
Tucsoni Bega1p lluayGas, HaTica} Dam
Ing g., 2. as p i ~. 81 Paso IT, q +.
r k.l sau an5olno ana NeW orleans.
CoGna5ts also IS sles ior ssn joes.
fsssfN z. III, ,D9l5 )-L0cd Passenger Tiaia
'as-eS toE AuifGri aud UCifaE.
sss.g 2, Ws-Jsl'yl-san Ffsuae-0 . Passenger
0sssS lraia, yis Ba1c.a. tQale5ts q Suisun
-tSuadays eZe-Ytedj ioI Caiistoga.
feaEW Hs H .-lDaiigs- Oregon ESrraas kof
1aA@ siuysyliie Chic5, ged Eil5 slj ssdding
'PorlAld, Oregon
SsSE 2 f-s--t tDailJ -. 4 tseihc Il pres VS.
Es-sS 6suica, iur san Francisco.
508 & .s8sI5 S.gsilEsee. 7 ! Tal3 Ea. 70 asi4Ss 4
for DemiuE aiai n FEaos
%s1A 3, M - fDsilyS-E sssangeT Train tor
sSE &oo5isn4 sfla zidght's iznaSg.
Sssg Es tDs.lyA-c. ?. Atlantic E2press
tESG to- ColisE, Reno carson srG virginia.,
Battle Mountain tACstiEl PEsa5e
sfuresl.i, Ogden, Couici Bluffs snd Eagt
B n TowEE s...... ............ .ceporai GaaaEsf
=. L. G0oD4Aa -.lseu9 Psa1'c snj lt1.set ager 6
f4g-trt5
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1 Hsb aevsreatsseks Of Rrayai sns kidaev
tronhle was suahis 20 SET q medicine CT doc
ter g cure me until I aEed Hop Bitter. .nd
erIsHzD LAwEEB OF HAYBE Co, ~. r..
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ana VINE the thres lafse hgn's, tae aye oroers q
the cSsEet q be psced 5snes.b The stone NE ex
ercises will begin with the PRAYER from Noses in
Egypt, by The band. TIE Very Reverend Grand
Ch2pihin o. the Grand Lodge VIII o1er pIayei
aiter Ni1icn the Masonic choir VIII slas. hau Hor-
ace Davis, IN behalf OF the Garfield Aonumeut Asso
ci1tion vii tben invite the Grand Master q hasoF
in California 70 lay the Cornerstone OF the mon3.-
ment. Ihe Grand Aaster VIII accept IN fey
words and after the sra1 lreparatoTy ceremonial
me Principal Architect VIII distribute the worki9s
tools among the grand officers, giving the trowol t1
The Sra1t Master, the squsre 70 The Deputy Crane
Master, the level to The Senior Grand Warden, aud
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The next great event Of public and general i'm.
par nce thiswsek il the laJlng 0; tile corner stone
q The Garfield Monument next Friday, BY the
there vii be another pageant, and again a lan.,
procession viii 81 our sFaes ond cause the neopie
70 again thTons the lhoFogghfssas Ia this p1ocsr-
slon will again appear our visiting Knights ZEN.
plsTs, but With thepa viii be joined the MssoBs.
tfoops representing the regular amy, Grapd Arms
o. tne Eepa5lie, inFifs2 guests. etc
The exercises AZ The Pa1s sili ae under the Girec
ton Il the Grand Lodge q California The Grand
efioers and oieo5 bearers the Masonic choir and the
musicians vii Be seated On paiforo or level
with tue corner stone TO pe laid On 4
tat'e are % be placed the fTalg Writings.
~ soek q Constitutions, tie golden sss~
sefc5atziliaE ca, swc SILVER gsssis cantaini0r oil
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~ AcES on CALL At ANY hour,
day or night. Coupes Phaes0ns ir SSzs,l
RockawayE. BRrouches, Buggies. with the Ia--A--'-
best roadstsrs to be found in s2y livery stable on
ths casst for hire Horses kept IN livery at reason
able rasss Livery Stable on Foursa street between
and J iy1-a
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An EXTRAORDINARY sszeR

TVAs BEEN INVENTED BY TIE QUEENS
OWN co. of England, The sdys and body
Is 50 THFH aud FLEXIBLE as NEVER To RI
QUIRE GRINDING ard hardly ever sesssuz It
zli3es over the ssco like piece ~ velvet naking
shaving quite a luxury. IT Is CREATING a
GREAT EXCITEMENT In EI,rope among the en-
psrts, who pronounce Il PERFECTION Two eol.
lars 10 buffalo hAGie three dollars in ivory Erery
razor, be Eenuiue rus5 bear On the rOFerse side
she name Of NATHAN JOSEPH, e4l Clay street.
san Francisco, tho oaly place IL the gniteS States
whero the5 obtained. Trade supplied. Sent by
mail, 10ceHts extra, or c. O. D
TIE QUEENS Own coNPAEY, havirg en-.
laFgea their factory arc row making PEARL ard
fs4AH sAlsfle6 hAIFh4i TASLE and POCKET
fSa1FAS, EUNTISa Al5fFES aud SCISSORS si
,bs sssre qssity IS alaiF 2raryr'pas,g wonderful
Rzor s7-tfWS
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS, ETC.
HaRTIN KssrL.ER.

MANUFACTURE OF ALL s.,---,
lFs kinds o. Burgies, Farm, FySsSSs
Express. trssbt Header aud ==tes5A Siy71
QI4ft7 Wagons constantly on nAls--ss=lsl's4sz2A14s
asnd and made TO oFter at lowest ratez. AL work
warranted. Repairing, ets doUe ut short notice.
Nos. 1910, l0tZ and l0lf Ninth street. between }
apd K Sacramento. sul-lptt
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A skater in making Bis whirls
Gave his foot ora or two cuais-.
Sc. Jacobs on cured Il.
But while he endusedi is,
1t was as big - . ChicsSo siri's.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Enishss gxearsssn-ssw eabie Esad 81
san Fransisco- Honey HaFAet-beAtt, 81
MarnnesLTke Ease OF 1bsos4 Disas-
freas Sgaud- 8Hrse sn Ariss1sa--stc.
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