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National Republican., 1883-03-07
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- rosrorFIcE NOTICE

sSfY
Foreign mails for the week ending March 10 will
close at this Office rs follows.
WEDNISDAN.-At 1880 p m. for Europe. per
steamship B0thnla, via Queenstown OettIa for
France must he directed per Bothnia y NJ 1880
p m. for France direct. per steamship Canada, vim
llavre; Rt 1880 y. M. for the Netherlands direct,
per steamship Jason, Via Amsterdam.
TIiUllsDAH,-At il!30 a. m. for Europe, per ste1m-
ship Welend via Plymouth, Cherhourg and ham
hurgi at p. m. for Nassau and Matanzas, Cuba,
per steamship state OF Texas; at 1890 y. M for Ber
Inuda per steamship OtnOcH at 1850 p m. for Cuba,
Porto Hico aud Mexico, per steamship city OF
- Washington. via Havana.
FRIDAY.-At $50 y. IN. for Newfoundland and 50.
Pierre Miquelon, via Halifax.
SATUNDA Y.--At 1870 n. m. for Europe, per steam
ship Baltic, via Queenstown Qetters for Germany
and Scotland must be directed per Baltic y; at
$50 q. m for Scotland direct per steamship Furues-
SiH, via Glasgow; nt $3.50 "a. III. for Belgium direct,
per steamship Pennland. via Antwerp, nt 10 q. m.
for Aspinwall and South Pacific per steamship
Colon at II n. m for Europe. per steamship
NeCkar. via southampton ana Bremen; at u, IN.
iOr the Wiudwnrd Islands, per steamship Muriel;
ny 1880 H. m. for Cuba and Porto Rico, per steam-
ship Newport, via Havana
Mails ior Cninn ana Japan. per steamship Begic via
san frnncisco, close March $40 at y. m. Mails
for Australia, New Ienland Sandwich and Fiji
francisco, close March t3l at D. MI
HThe schedule ol closing Of Trans Pacific malls il
arranged on the presumption OF their uninterrupted
overland transit to san Francisco Mails from tho
east ARRIVING on time at Francisco on the day
sailing of steamers are dispatched thence the same
day.
HENRY @. PEARSON,
National Republican., 1883-03-07
LOCAL MENTION.
EASIER cARDs-J. Jay Gould, 42i Ninth street.
UAIdcrnev Dnirv Iynpons.p

Fresh Aderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in u Ward" prints ut Soc per IT,
Also cottage cheese &c. per bull; buttcrmilk, 90.
per quart, and sweet milk, sc. per quart.
THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or
address Hcrzog, No 305 Ninth street. near Penn
syvania avenue.
National Republican., 1883-03-07

DRoPosALs FOR sHEATHING.
ARCHITECTS OFFICE.
NEW PENSION BUILDlNd,
1915 N SrHEET NoHTHwEsT,
GEN, NJ O. MEIas, u. 3. A,
New Pension Building Roof Sheathing OF Terra
Gotta
Proposals for terra Gotta or earihenware tiles foI
sheaihing the roof OF this building are Invited.
no be indOrsed " Proposals for sheahing' and TO
he opened APRIL 4 1853 at this office, where speci-
hcatons will be furnished on application,
NJ. q. MEIGS,
Supervising Engineer and Architect
WAstuSoToN, ID. g., March 2, 1859. ma86t
National Republican., 1883-03-07
HENRY @. PEARSON.
In..sst .......t.. d.
z. O.. Nnw Yont. Mnr. 9. ls.s

eCs55s II Is EVERY MANS DUTY TO PRO.
49, vide for his family, In the middle ranks of
lie few have much capital for the benefit OF their
families IN the event Of their early decoase; but most
have Incomes. This Is especially the with clerks
portion OF their income orsalary, In the way OF LIFE
INSURANCE, the head Of the family make sure
that, die when he may, the day after he gets
his policy, his widow and children will be endowed
with n certain amount OF money.
- Ollice OF the
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE AssoCIA-
TtON,
1909 II SrREEr,
National Republican., 1883-03-07

n~ssJys FRED'K sPRGNGMANN, c. T. SPRING
49, MANN, sprlngmann Bros, Nos. GlG, 6lg go
Maryland avenue southwest, are prepared TO do all
Kinds Of local express business delivering TO aud from
the railway depOts mud steamboat wharves. Hand
Orders solicited. We give personal attention.
Sprlngmann Bros. References: s. y SheOd, 400 Ninth
near y northwest; Manager W. u, Tel. Co.; Manager
Nat Tel Coz Nat. Rep. Pub Coz II Tourney.
National Republican., 1883-03-07

nl9ye DENTIST. -HowIAND DENTAL Asso-
49, ClATlON, No. 2ll Four.nnd-a.half street,
three doors north of ofPennsylvanln avenue east side
Herealier eXtractions under Nitrous Oxide without
pam VIII be ~ for the first tooth and so cents each I'D
dional tooth NJ thg same sitting. ENtractions with
oat gas 80 cents each tooth. Best Artificial Teeth
made. "a per SET Gold and Amalgam Filings from
u TO S All work warranted first class Have nd.
mnistered Nitrous Oxide to over 5000 patients. Old
sets ofarlhclul teeth repollshcd aud mhdo to look
ana iee IKE new for 81, mr22-ly
National Republican., 1883-03-07

A YouSGsrER who lives up in Shasta,
Jumped onto a cur to go lastah;
He fell from the train,
And got such a sprain,
st. Jacobs Oil could only masthh.
National Republican., 1883-03-07
APOTHECARY.
1901 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,

Dealer In Drugs, Chemicals Patent Medicines, Per-
fumery Toilet Articles, soaps, SpoDgcs &c.
Prescriptions compound ed day or night
soda aud Mineral Waters on draught the year
round, mphlO.Iv
National Republican., 1883-03-07

Judge James yesterday issued decree in
the eGu.t% court diyorcing Eugene f. Carter
from Mary +, Carter. The Rev. W. Gibbons
married the parties June q, 1850, her
name briu" Lucas. In lSSl tho plain
tiT charged Ecr with adultery with Rich
ard >sac and others, aud for that reason
he cta-cd t, support her and aitcrwurd sued
for uiVurrp
National Republican., 1883-03-07

n(ifs THE ASSOCIATION or THE OLDEST
VIZ Inhabitants will meet al their room. Cor
coran Building, on WEDNESDAY, March Z 1Ssj at
$3.50 o'clock. S. MAST,
lt~ Marshal
National Republican., 1883-03-07

N5a5s NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the partnership lately existing between
the a m name and style Of Il, /. MAGkUpkh ~
CO., mas been dissolved by mutual consent. Robert
I Magruder is authorized to settle all debts due TO
and by the firm WIN. p; MANNING,
1Gt,Dpu,py 1851 mal..us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-07
As TO NIB. PoRTERs ACCURACY.
rrnrn III, pf,tsnura cnrontele.

From The Pfftsburg Chronicle.
The impression that Mr.. Porter, who Is favor.
ing THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE with the result OF
legations condition OF the workingpeople ia
England endeavoing present 20 the readers OF rh
TRIBUNE in the simplest form and brefest compass sncn
facts and figures bearing directly upon tue subject as
would be cleaned BY experienced hand Is confirmed
That Mr.. Porter could be easily mised we nave good
reason from personal knowledge, to discredt.t Tbs
TRIBUNE taking up the cudgels for Its Correspondents
reces facts which submitted IN proof OF the truth
fitness of the statements Mr. Porter made concerning
the condition of the workingmen OF Leeds How Mr..
Porter placed himself In communication with Mr Bower,
the Chief Constable and asked 10 have special oncer
who was familiar with the quarter tenanted by the work
ineneople detailed to accompany him How the Chei.
WHO had been connected with the police force ior
eighteen wears and whose duty IL had been Tor elght
years as Inspector OF Industrial and Reformatory
schools to ascertain the wages Of operatives for the use
of courts In making assessments conducted MN nrst
IN the worst quarter OF the city krkga ana the
East Ward aud subsequently through inc 70 anuIae
distets of higher class How after TIER return 20
the Inspectors Office the district records were produced
and AR Porter was allowed 10 copy at RAMON sanpo
entries wing the wages received and rents paid ~
Operatives In various trades Ali this s clear But ts
truth does not suit those En2hsh phohsners WV" "
cate free trade with all the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-07
NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT. r. l., May 6.-R. |. Hazard. OF
Georgetown s c. has leased the Tiley colt ge in Nal
bonest
r. t. Wilson, OF New YORK, will occupy the Morgan
villa which lie has purchased for $4,000
Mrs G. G. Gray, OF New York, has taken the Acosta
cottage at ochre Point; sidney wooett. the Wharton
cottage on Couanicut Island; Clarence Luce, of BOs
ton the Green cottage also Conancut Island W. f.
Teft OF Eew-York, the whitwell cottage In Berkeley
ave-; william BiEney. OF Providence, she Bush cottage
in Ayrault-st; Charles NJ. Oerichs. Of New-York Tue
Seymour cottage in Kayst.; and Joseph Fletcher OF
Providence tae Titus cottage in Broadway.
Only 1896 Is needed TO complete the sSa needed foe
the statue to be erected the memory OF Commodore
81. C. Perry.
The following persons have arrived at their
cottages: Fitch J. Bcsworth. Milwaukee; Milton IL
Dresser Daniel lie Roy. B. S. Clarke. Isaac Bell, IT,.
Mrs Nv BigelOw, Mrs A. NJ Crate 5 Jones Colford Dr;
Coleman. Mrs. Caroline NJ sey mour; r. Hone, William
Robinson. David King aud Henry B. AIeAlncloss, Of
New York; Anterior Blight Marmaauke Cope; and
Mrs L. q. Hartshora, OF Providence; William q.
Weld, Joshua p. Bigelow, Colonel W. E. Prince and
Cottages nave recently been taken by Walter Langdon
Samuel Gift, Edwin ID. Morgan. sidney Webster. X O.
v. AZ RoeOlns. ars o. W Bird s j. Coford and stan
ley Mortimer Of New York s M. Bowler, CINCINNATI
Henry Ijppitt and ). ~ Gray, Providence; General w
Hs1en,, s. l. TN row WnkesOarre' Pa; William
ii. l.. WilloughOy, OF Phadelpha, who has purchased
estate at Coddington Point, Is at the Perry House
with his FAMILY.
p S. Taggart and Atherton Blight will vacate therr
cottages SOON ana sail for Europe.
A. ong the arrivals last week the Rev Father
Nolan SIR. and Nrs. f. ID. Morgan, A NJ. Jones' stanley
Mortimer Mrs. NJ A Crate and g. J. Engs aud wife. or
New-York Mrs. Jnlia Ward Howe, Mr.. aud Mrs Z. b
Parkinson, Jonn Bolt and Mrs A ID. Brown. OF BoStoni
the Rev. DR. Charles a. Gai, Of Pottsyllle, Pa. ana B
ii. Shoemaker of Philadelphia
Mrs Eel, sister of James Gordon Bennett Of New.
York. has taken po session OF her new and handsome
villa In Beyille-aye, near the Ocean House.
About l25 cottages have been rented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-07
SIMON CA4ER0RS LOCUST TREE.

BarytsbuTo Nay Telegram 10 The Iftsbur9 Dispatch
The irreverent axe was to-day laid at the root
of venerable and historic tree IN the park by the bank
of the river that Ia 10 Ia the yeTnaeuar, was cut
down II Was tie lOcDst through whose eaT tue
simmer moonlight drizz ed down upon the upurued.
youthful Of simon Cameron IA he slept his nst night
eral Ond OF pointing IL our 10 yoang men ald toii
no. h trsi came 10 Harrisburg ever so many
cnaiG sleep the then and asked no ODDS OF
tie D. slLrIa He Is not much of believer IN malaria
w. nt his bones have gof OF him the years
vs. goc O. and tie moonlight OF that night has taken
ID sa.ss o. tAc hair that then brown. lie rs as
are ii vi himself now as OF a fragile When
he .e the ottoman ono night about
two nOnths ago and received the injury which pro
yep,ed ais Western trip with Charles A Dana. he Lay
81 4 the hOor ana would not De carried TO oed until
the phy sican lie has been taking deicatf care
OF himself since, but his strong disposition 10 na1aze
his owu affairs been end OF trouble 10 his phJ 81
claw. He would announce that upon Saturday he was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-07
s8AMs IN RELIGIOUS LIFE.

"Shams in Social and Religious Life" wat
the Rev Mr. Talmage's topic at the Brooklyn Ta1er
nacie yesterday, and Faith without WORKS 10 Dead
was his text "The Roman Catholic Church has BEEN
charged with putting much stresson good works aud
not enough on faith" said Mr. ralmage. " 1 CHARGE
Professionalism with not putting enough stress on
good works, aud counting TOO much on falth MAea
practical religion gets full swing 1t will tear on all to
tags on merchandise that make false representations
pull out the plugs Of aduerated syrup. sft out the
paris aud soapstone from the Hour, and by
chemical analysis separate the quart OF waer from
the one drop of cows milk I amazed that there 8
one healthy mau or woman In Am RIGA
with so much aduterauon In food. It viii rightly
estimate false religoniss watch the Of those
who. oy making wheat In Cnieago became mill
onnalres In years. and attempted TO deceive tho
Lord by building church. thinking lie would be 40 vel
pleased that He would forget the swnd.e. But when
suoha dies, Satan win get q on him. and rs
viii into long Black Friday with collateral on
which to make spiritual loan.
Practical religion will also reetify all mechanical
work. shoddy chromos diamonds for 81 90 II VIII aso
put Its hand what called good society," so that Apen
dturcs will be kept within incomes II will keep an inn
cent reception from becoming an intoxlo ted contt
tty. IL Will drive that creatnre WITH sharP 80
shoes dignity bsndaged hmbe elbows drawn psos, s
tnnnesinai cane born In America but ystternsn
the useless Engiish fop-tAas nux vomics 81 moN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-07

but as his letters were not designed as series OF
temperance lectures he has not confined his atten,
ton to single aspect OF their social condition. To
obige "a Scotch silent" We will concedc thai
greater stress might have been LAID on the temper.
ance question. What thenf 1t only implies that
after forty years of free trade and low wages largs
bodies of English and Scotch working-Deople ara
not only wretched and miserable. but intemperats
as we'll; whereas. under protection and high wages
large bodies of American working-people are less
wretced, less miserable and more temperate As
for Mr. Bright. it not strange that he has good as
well as bad things to say about the general results
of free trade in England. Our correspondent, how
ever, should take notice that Mr. Bright is speaking
of the condition of the people" at large, not spe
officially of the employees in manufacturing estab-
Iishrn I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-07

going TO sit up and caers or that on monosy nc
was going down to his farm at Donegal; ana ne s"gs
did N on schedule time regar OF the doctors pro
test The rudy come back u his face sealn
and he sits up the greater par OF me ulne NOV ~
keeps piow on the sofa IN bis study. lie says ne -
going West next winter He went 70 Donegal Tor s1or
visit this morning. and he missed Tue cutting oo"a III
several OF its mau branches had surrendered 10 inc
siorn but its stump ought TO be pfeserVee d. - ne
stump which stands within railing before the Old cen
erals residenceal that remains OF the tree 70 Nncn
the Indians tied John HsFs, tire trader IN carry uh99'
win had N q holocaust Tor one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-07

looking about to see that Watching MIN no
picked and hurried down the street He tnougn'
lie had made valuable find" 1t was heavy az any
rate Perhaps it q turkey that had dropped irou
the basket of some marke who had not YET oscoF
cred his loss. II might he roll OF dress goods Uo
10 restrain his curosity be stopped IN doorway 70
exarnine bis prize moment after he rushed iorsn,
threw down the bundle upon the sidewalk ana ran ivy
down Il street as If he going alter the ooctoI
bootblaek who had the incident IRON heighDoi
ing the paper OF the Dunue Anu AoH~
h cont aim ed a dea Maltese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-07
m ms TIE CAT.

A nice compactly made bundle lay ON the
sdewaik Ia Fourthave- the otner mornng For awhile
no one ,eutured pick IL but at length man with
4 green umbrella under bis came along, and after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-07

Yesterday a young man was round town
pricing bounets and He trying deter
miae whether not propose " girl. He decided
not 70 do it-IBos.ol-P Post
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-10
THE GRAND JURY.

For the past three days the Grand Jury
has been in session preparing their report
to be submitted to the Court. Tne report
will be lengthy document, comprising, ex
elusive Of the experts report, about forty
pages of clcsely.written legal cap. The ex-
perts' report CONSISTS OF over 300 pages.
The books Of the County Clerk have been ex-
ported up to the close of the last term. which
was January 8sh. The same work has
been done on the books OF the
Beard Of Supervisors, the County Treas
urer, the Assessor and the Auditor
and Recorder. The report Of Che jury has
been adopted section by section, and last
night the Secretary was preparing the report
for submission to-day. The jury Will psoba-
bly, then adjourn sine die. The jury was i'm
paneled on the Sd Of last October. and re.
ceivsd thsir instructions from judge Bush, Il
Yolo county, who was Thea presiding in De.
Dartment One of the Superior Court. They
were in session fifteen days last year. and TO-
day VIII be four days this year, making nine-
teen days in all. The QUESTION OF the
legality Of the b dy has arisen several times,
and late 10 December Judge benson re-
qaested foreman Dale to call the jury &C.
gsther and complete the criminal business,
to prevent the question OF their right 20 bold
beyond the close of the year arising. The
present District Attorney states that IN bis
opinion they have no right to hold his year.
There has been co, fl CT between the Board
of Supervisors and the jury on the question
of the payment Of the expert, the Board
claiming that the jury hsd no right TO
employ mora thsn one expert. j. L.
Hohbie, one of the experts. has been
paid in full and the other, John BelEer, has
been partially paid. Yesterday the Board
allowed Hobbies claim of $685. making the
totsl amount paid TO both TO da.e s752 80
Belmer Yesterday presented his claim of $3.50
to the Board, but they refused to pay it. 1t
was the third TINA il had been presented, and
the Grand Jury then appointed committee
to visit the Board and ask that it be paid.
The COMMITTEES were Informed, as the claim
ant had been, that it would not be paid.
The books of the Shsriff have been par
tally examined By the experts, but the books
Of the School Superintendent and of the Dis
trict Attorney have not been expsrted.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-10
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Moses Drew came to the city last evening.
Mrs Dr. C. E. Stone, OF Marysville, is visiting in
the city
W. D. Long. OF Nevada City, is visiting in San
Francisco.
Congressman Tulley, of the Fourth District, ar
rived IN the city yesterday.
}. A. Todd, Superintendent OF Schools in Oakland,
came to the city last evening.
General L. Tozer has gone to San Francisco, and
from there will make a trip to Portland, Oregon.
Judge Hale and wife, of Auburn, passed through
last evening their way home from San Francisco.
W. G. Curtis, Superintendent OF Track for the
G. P Il. R., went to San Francisco yesterday after
noon.
William Sharkey, for many years editor of the
Butte County Register, has sold his paper to $. s.
Boynton.
Dr. W. W. McKaig has been superseded in the
editorial management OF the Stockton Independent
by j. C. Swinerton.
Captain A. s. Taber, of San Francisco went East
last evening % purchase steamer for the Chi
nese eamshp Company. He was accompanied by
about dozen friends as FAR as this city.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel February 9th:
Ed E. Leake and wife, Dixon G. W. Meylert and
wife. GAINESVILLE J. E. Farnum, Oakland; W. II.
Brown, Single Springs; Cy. Moreing, Stockton
A. B. Mofiitt and wife, Miss Grace Motfitt Miss Kate
Maclay, E. A Bruce, San Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-10
RAILROAD MEETING AT pLAoERvILIs.

EDS. RECORD UNION: Tbs citizens of this
place and the surrounding country held a
large and enthusiastic meeting at the Court
house in Placerville last week. The purpose
was to take steps to induce the Sacramento
and Plscerville Railroad Company to extend
It's line to this city. Professor Tindall and
Asssnoiyman Irwin were present by request
and addressed the meeting. There was
large number Of business men and leading
p-operty-owners present, and the best Of
FEELING prevailed. 1t was unanimously re-
solved to afford every aid possible as an in
ducement to the company TO build the extern
sion to this city. A large committee was
appointed 70 gather statistics Of the wealth
and productions Of the county, for the pur-
pose of presenting tie same to Governor
Stanford, and subcommittee Of three was
also selected 10 wait upon him in relation TO
the matter. We have nov strong hopes that
the measures adopted viii be successful in
obssiniag railroad to this point d. L.
Placerviile, February 9, 1888.
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RELIaIoUs SERVICES go-moREow.
First Baptist Church,

First Baptist Church,
Services at the First Baptist Church, on Ninth
street. on sunday at 1o:45 A. N. ana P NJ Subject
in the morning. q Ye are Nv Witnesses and in the
evening, "TRe AK as the Type Of Christ" There
viii be special service at p NJ. for unconverted
persons only No Chris viii he allowed TO
come to this service. The service viii consist OF
short lecture and number of fgvorite songs. All
the services conducted by Major W. E. Penn AMI
Professor L. B. Shook, evangelists.
St. PauPs Episcopal Church,
Eighth street, between l and J-Rev Carroll N.
Davis Service and sermon, " True and False he
Il A M. Service and lecture, g What is
Confirmation ?'7P NJ. Sun iay-school at u 80 P.
N. Lenten and Emcer Day services as announced.
sixth-street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Between K End L.-Rev T. S. Dunn, pastor, will
preach at 1915 A. NJ. and P. NJ Morning subject:
q determination. Lords supper after. Even
irg 4" \ Voice Behind U.s.. Sunday-school at II 10
P. NJ General class at 8 P. NJ. All are welcomed.
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sixth street, corner of L-Presching on Sabbath at
1915 A N. and P. NJ, by Rev. II. S. Snoagrass, of
the Stockton Presbyterian Church. All are invited
and will be welcome.
Calvary Baptist Church,
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth Rev. ].
O. A. Henry, pastor. Preaching at 1045 A. NJ and
Z P NJ. Morning subject The Ordinances of the
Church" being the sixth in the series on The
preach on The Sorcery of Sin" All are cordially
welcome at these services. Sabbath-school at 1915
P. NJ. Pastors residence, 1901 L street.
Congregational Church,
Sixth street, between and Preaching BY the
pastor, Rev /. T Dwnel, at 10:45, Set thy House
in ORDER; and il the evening at o'clock, " The
Pentecostial Season at Hilo" The public are vel
come.
Ebenezer Church,
OF the Evangelical Association, Tenth street, be-
tween o and PREY. II. W. Axthelm pastor, will
preach In German tomorrow morning at IL o'clock
and at 7;30 P. NJ. Sunday school at 10 A. NJ. All
are invited.
United Brethren in christ
Corner Fourteenth and streets-Rev. W. L.
Preaching every Sabbath at Il A. NJ and P. NJ
Subject al II A. NJ February 1lth: Holding o."
at P. NJ: "God as a Mother"
Y. II. C. A.
Rooms, 1909 Fourth street-open daily free to ALL
ulsr monthly Association meeting next Wednesday
evening. The next free lecture will February
18th, instead Of next Monday, as previously an
nounced. Lecture by Matthew Cooke. Subject ::
"Noxious and Beneficial Insects"
Christian Chapel
Eighth street, between and o -Regular services
Sunday school at $50 A. NJ. All invited Seats
free.
Kingsley IL E Church,
Eleventh street, between H and L Rev c. Nickel
yey pastor. Preaching by the pastor at 10:45 A. NJ
and p Nj. Sabbsth-school at 1910 P, NJ. Song
service at e:30. All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
FRlpAy. February 9, 1888

DEPARTMENT Two-McFARLAND Judge
Reclamation District No. 8 VS.. Charles Goldman
Evidence closed and argument continued until
March 7th. Testimony ordered written out.
John Whitcomb vs.. McC'lintock Il Swinford-Mo
ton for nonsuit granted.
AL Toland VS.. A. Heilbron-On trial
Estate of Mary Hicks, an incompetent-Bond
fixed at 2SO0
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-10

No REPRIEvE-An winter goods must go.
Room is wanted for spring arrivals. To ac-
complish this, orr prices have been cut as
prices never were cut before, and every one
should take advantage of this chance to in
vest. We ask an ms pection of the bargains
offered at Hale's stupendous clearance sale.