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BRIEF NOTES.

R. o. Cravens. of this city, is mentioned as
the probable Secretary of the new Board oi
Hsrbor Commissioners.
John Foley relinquished his position as
foreman of the State Printing Office press.
room Saturday night. He will be succeeded
by Assemblyman Mcdonald.
This evening free lecture will be delivered
in the Young Mems Christian Association
Rooms by H. J. Becker. Subject: "The
Wonders of the Human Voice."
The annual ball of Company A, City
Guard, announced to take place next Friday
evening at Armory Hall, has been postponed
for one week, on account of falling on Good
Friday.
A game of baseball yesterday between the
Union and Mackine-shop Clubs was won By
the former, with score of q to s. A game
between the Union and Unknown Clubs was
won by the same club, with score of Is to 5.
About 200 men were discharged from the
various departments of the railroad shops on
Saturday evening. 1t is in accordance with
instructions received from headquarters, but
no reason is assigned for discharging the en-
ployes.
The Board of Fire Commissioners. at their
last meeting, received the resignation of
George Ingalls,, driver of No. engine, and
elected Frank Wilder, extraman OF hook and
ladder company Ne. 1, to fill the vacancy.
Richard TreDgold was elected to fill the place
made vacant By the promotion of Mr..
Wilder.
The remains of Thomas Mitchell, the
brakeman who was killed near the Summit,
were brought to Sacramento on Saturday,
and yesterday the funeral took place from the
Calvary Baptist Church. The body was &C.
compsnied by certificate from the Coroner
of Placer county stating. that an inquest had
been held and verdict of accidental blame
rendered.
The regular weekly meeting of the Land
League. held at Grand Army Hall, was largely
attended and much enthusiasm was mani
tested. An address was delivered by q men,
Der, songs by J. P. Harkins, and recita-
tions by Master Willie Featherston. Miss
Maggie Carroll, Miss Laura Kendall and M.
Roach. all of which were well received.
A teacher in one of the rural districts on 8
recent visit to friend discovered what she
called such pretty little cali, !" but on close
examination it proved 10 be specimen of the
greyhound persuasion. The teacher was
somewhat confused when the mistake was dis
closed TO her, and it will be some time before
she will hear the last of ecstacy about the
new specimen of calves.
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DIED..

Sacramento. March I7-John Quigley, native Of
Ireland, SO years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of ]. A. Wilson, slater's Addition,
this morning at $50 o'clock; thence to st. Roses
Church, corner Seventh and streets, where Re-
QUEEN High Mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock
Sacramento, March l7-Charles A. Hughes, native
of New York city, IS years.
Sacramento, March II Freddie Troop, native Of
Woodland, months.
Nevada City, March 16-samuel Nichols, So years, 0
months and % days.
Colusa, March 10-Marion Tate 40 years.
Sonora, March l2-John Wofihg, SO years and II
days.
Sonora, March 14-George Rice, &C years.
Grass Valley, March l6-Wiliam Waite Judkins, 40
years.
Chico, March 15-Edwin t Wall, 80 years.
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MARRIED,

Sacramento, March IS BY Rev. Dr. Charles Tsub-
ner, at the residence OF the bridegrooms brother,
Gustav A. VAIL to Frederick Bertsch
Auburn, March 12-Walter Croft to Laura A. Sims.
Auburn, March 15-Frank Cooper to Mary CrIsman.
Sierra Valley, March 14-William McNair to Mary
Church.
Cousa, March 14-John Palmer to Johanna Smith.
Columbia, March 15-John A. Morgan to Jane Allen.
Adm, March 4-Wiam Mcbride to Pauline La
point
anna Warden
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Lieutenant Governor Daggett has, gone to San
Francisco.
s. R. Chandler, of Yuba City, viii arrive by the
Southern route to-day
w Earl and wife. of Chico viii arrive home to-
day by the Southern route.
J. c. Fair, United States Senator from Nevada,
will arrive ON this coast this morning
Mrs Sarah N Joseph, of San Francisco, came 10
the city Saturday evening on vacation visit to
friends.
Sol Davis, of San Francisco, who has been some
| two months at Corratos, Monterey county, arrived
in Sacramento last evening on a visit.
Judge Sawyer, OF the United States Circuit Court,
paused through the city Saturday evening en- route
to Carson, Nevada, where he will hold term Of
Court
W. S. Mesick left on Saturday for trip to the
southern portion Of the state and to Arizona He
will probably visit New Mexico and Texas before his
return. He will be absent about two months.
Frank Miller and family, c.. McCreary and wife,
Miss Minnie Clark and N. II. Foster, wife and
mother, have returned from trip Of several weeks
in the vicinity OF San Diego, Riverside, Santa Bar
bara and Sierra Madre.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel j. C. Lewis
| and wife, A Gallup. Denver; Thos. C. Keefer, OF
| tawa, Can; John Wagner. Bodie A. K. Lewis, New
York Mrs. ]. W. DoneIlan and child Laramie City
VIM. Patton, Master W. Patton, Alameda; ]. w.
Smith, s. Kohn, I. McAuley, A. Gruhn, San Fran
cisco.
pleasant surprise party was recently giTen at
the residence of ]. Stubs near Brighton. The
family having received intimation of anything Of
the kind, had retired for the night. There we're
some twelve or fourteen couples present, all friends
and neighbors living in that vicinity. The rooms
were hastily cleared for dancing, and at midnight
fine supper was served, after which dancing was re-
sumed. 1t was declared by all present to be one Of
the most pleasant surprise parties # the season.
The Ancient Order of HiberDians gave their an
nual festival at Armory Hall on Saturday evening
There was large attendance. Dancing was the
principal feature OF the evening. The music was
furnished by the First Artillery band. The Floor
Director was James Riley, and the Floor Managers
were P. ]. Harvey, VIM. Ryan, N. Nearey, E. Far
rell and r. Mullane The Reception Committee for
the evening was as follows: Captain Dwyer, T.
McMorry, w. ]. OBrien, M. Brennan, VIM. Seaman,
P. Grace, P J. Brown. The proceeds of the enter
tainment will be applied toward the liquidation Of
the debt OF St. Roses Church.
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BORN.

Ell Dorado, March 14-Wife OF G. T. Roussin, son.
Placervile, March 16-Wife OF P Vignaut, son.
Placervie, March 12-Wife of August Koletzke,
twin sons.
MERGED, March 1e-wife of E. Jackman, a daugh-
ter.
MERGED, March ll-wisc of c. H. Huffman, a daugh
ter.
MERGED, March Wife of Elgin Lewis, daughter.
MERGED, March 12- Wife of Louis Noziglia, a
daughter.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

SATURDAY, March II, 1885,
March 3d-H. w. Hasselgren to Union Building
and Loan Associ2tion-N. As feet of lot 4, P and @
Second and Third streets, city; $500.
March 17th-N. V. Hatch and Clinton L. White
Lot 4, n and o. Twentieth and Twenty first streets
city, grant.
March I4th-Frank Hcgeboom to Mary l.
Rogers. OF n. of lot 5, o and P, Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, city 81, 450.
March 16th-F. Kummerfeld to Mrs. Melisa
Howe-s. of N. of lots N and o, Seventh and
Eighth streets, city SLIGO.
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j. p. SARSFIELD,
ml7 Sacramento
TO MY OLD PATRONS.

II STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES Ii
Il you are 80 unfortunate as to require them.
With mind matured and enriched by studies OF an
advanced order safely say that there Is hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human Ills that cam
not treat to successful issue.
LADIES' am always ready to assist you. Ny
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
certainty OF No peculiar To your deli.
cate organism Is beyond my sure control.
NY Female Monthly Medicines are superior to any
offered heretofore and will be warranted to have the
desired effect in all cases.
Those OF the public who need my services can de.
pend upon gentlenanly, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
I address particularly those who have been To-
tured by youthful indiscretions, and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult me
by letter. detailing the symptoms Of the disease or
trouble and receive medicine by express, with full
instructions All letters must be directed TO J. Il.
JoSSELYE, n. D., 226 Suffer street, San Francis
co, Cal.
Cure Narrated in all cases, or no pay required,
Consultations, personally or by letter. gratis oeno
my Infrmary (when desred) with sxperencea
nurses.
Consultation Parlors, 22e Suffer street. adioinirg
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Office hours--From A. n to 8 P.B
My Diploma hangs I'm my omce.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage.
For sale by all newsdealers.
fea8 isa J.H. J0ssELyN. N. D.
WILCOX. POWERS & CO..
UMPoRTERs AND WHOLESALE LIQUOR
Dealers.
- - r,,.r.r.rrr r...r S,ts1 SACRAMENTO
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DR.. BENsoN's Celery and Chamomils Pills
contain no opium, quinine or other harmful
drug, and are highly recommended for head
ache, neuralgia and nervousness. 80 cents,
at druggists.
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-HHI -
Pr FACE
Announcement In Brief
Form Of Things
to Follow.
Sacramento, March II, 1888.
TO The GENERAL READER:

| shall publish in few days, In this column, the
| account Of some of the most remarkable events.
have become possessed Of healing agent that has
accomplished almost miraculous results. In proof Of
it shall publish certificates from prominent cti-
zens OF Sacramento, San Francisco, and from the
East
will clearly explain my purpose in making these
publications. have for years used the medicine,
and it has for years been known In this community.
Such has become the demand for it that have 70.
solved to give my whole time to its manufacture.
1t is no mere patent medicine.
1t is no trumped up affair to catch penny.
| 1t is vegetable compound that came to my
knowledge by accident.
| It has effected cures that are marvellous. I have
been scarcely able to realize my self the wonders it
has performed.
| Vii
| will refer to merchants manufacturers, brokers,
! laborers mechanics and professional men Of this
State who have given me Endorsements concerning
| the marvels Of the medicine.
1t is simple, painless, cheap, and has never yet
failed to cure.
The medical faculty OF this city admit its proper
ties and effects and not few have used it. AS hon.
est men, they confess that it has healed when all else
| has FAILED.
| 4.
1 am not the author of the Compound. Its con-
stituent parts were first compounded by a thorough
physician in Europe, whose name will give. 1
have improved upon it as experience has dictated.
| XII.
! 1t will cure and thoroughly heal Chronic
Ulcers, White swellings Zip Disease, Salt Rheum,
Kings Evil. Fever Sores, Milk Leg, Itchings and
Eruptions of the Skin, Long standing Sores, vari
cose Veins, Inflammatory Rheumatism, Sprains and
Bruises Sore Breasts, ETC., etc
XII.
am privileged to refer to and will publish certif-
Gates Of remarkable cures by my Salve, vouched for
by F. G. wATERdoUsE,
!. JNo. DRlsCoLL,
L. A. UPSoN,
S. P. sCANIKER,
CHARLES ORR,
JACOB OLSEN,
W. A. HILL,
J. F. HILL,
ROBERT MELON,
J. N. NELSON,
All Of Sacramento, and many others here and else
where, and will cite cases Of life snatched from
DEATH
j. p. SARSEIELD.
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EXHIBITION to-day of children's hstF, in
Mems Hat Department, Mechanics Store
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AovERT1sEMgaT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater- -Rice's Surprise Party
Postponed-Ball Of Company A.
Wanted-House.
Notice-Germania Building and Loan Associalro.,.
Lodge meetings-Sacramento Uniformed Degree,
Camp l, l. o. o. F.. Court Capitol, A. .. F. Te-
hama, No. 8, F. and A. III.
Wanted-Two hundred women and girls.
Found-Lady's dress.
Free Lecture-Y n. c. A. Rooms.
Stolen Horse.
Wanted-Male and female help.
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Good Babies.

'Tis a Jolly day from East to West,
For children thrive, and mothers rest,
The darling girls all named Victoria,
And with the boys, they have CasfOrfa.
It is fact, there Is no "may be-
A mothers milk can't save the baby,
While sweet Casteria digests their food,
Gives them health and makes them good.
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Ez Millions of packages of the Diamond
Dyes have been sold without single COM
plant. Everywhere they are the faYorite
Dyes.
CHILDREN's HAIRS Mechanics Store Hat
Denartmant
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CHIIDRESs HATS. in Mems Hat Depart
mens, Mechanics Store Opening to-day
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POLICE COURT. was transacted
in the Police Court Saturday as follows :
David Murray, drunk. pleaded guilty, dis
charged; Mike Brady, vagrancy, pleaded
guilty, sentenced to forty days In the County
Jail; James Taylor and John Mehanny,
murder, continued to March 20sh; James
Corners, burglary, discharged; Dock Real,
misdemeauor, passing Of sentence continued
until to-day; Michael Sullivan, judgment
for petit larceny. thirty days in the County
Jail.
HoLr WEEK.-Yesterday was Palm Sun.
day snd the beginning of Holy Week, the
last three days Of which are of peculiar
sancsity and close the Lenten season. Thurs
day Is observed in commemoration of the
establishment of the eucharist, Friday is the
anniversary Of the cruci6xion, and on Satur-
day the blessing of the oils used during the
year in the service of the church takes place.
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Business Advert

Sherburn & Smith Household goods.
Mrs. c. A. Callihan-Spring opening.
Mechanics Store Spring opening.
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CH1LDREN's HATS Mechanics Store Hat
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Rock AND RYE cures calds, coughs end
bronchial diseases. @. w. Cheslsy, agent.
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sN1NG of children's hats to-day, in Mem
Hat Department, Mechanics Store.
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"RoUGH ON RATS. clears out rats, mice.
flies, reaches, bedbugs, ants, vermin, chip
hunks. Is cents.
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Furnished House To Let.

Containing Eight WeIl.furnished Rooms !;
bath and hot water attachments; located on line
of street railroad. Rent 500 per month.
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m5-1mMWF
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Double house twe-story and basement |,
hard finished renting for sS4 per month. Price,
81 900
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FOR SAL I: ,

Those desirable and eltgibly located Lots
on the south side of N, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, fronting on Capitol Park !;
each Lot being 40x160, and filed to the grade
These are the most desirable Building Lots in this
city.
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CHANGED DAILY FOR MECHANICS STORE
MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1883.

EVENTS OF THE DAY.
Yale College formed, 17OO.
Sir Isaac Newton died, 1877.
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Personals and Eriefs.

Mr.. John r. Courtney. Of Atlanta, Ga,
is in the city spending few days with his
relatives.
The Fourth-of-July pleasure-seekers are
offered two delightful and remarkably
cheap excursions by the Virginia Steam
boat Company. The first is trip to Old
Point and Norfolk. The second is moon
light excursion to Dutch Gap.
Rev. w. w. Landrum will preach the
anniversary sermon before the Ladies' Aid
Society of Grace Street Baptist church to-
night.
Captain William j. Binford was on FRI
day evening while passing near Grace
church struck over the left eye by stone
thrown by boy. 1t came very near Civ
ing him permanent injury. The boy was
throwing at companion, but he ought
NOT to have been throwing in the streets at
all.
Captain Thomas c. Evans, editor OF the
Reidsville Times and Milton Chronicle, two
excellent North Carolina papers, with good
circulation and influential force, was in
the city yesterday.
Yesterday Edward Randolph (colored)
was kicked in the face by a mule and pain
fully injured at the stable OF Mr.. Z. D..
Starke, corner OF Fifth and Clay streets.
The ambulance was called, and DR.. Bosher.
assisted by DR.. Brock, attended the in
iured man, after which he was taken to his
home on Mayo street.
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AUCTION sALEs-ruture Days.
ByJ. Thompson Brown 4 Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 3Iain stree.


SALE OF PETERS
II pURG SUBURBAN PROPERTY, KNOWN
AZ sRosLIN-HOUsE TRACT;' A QUAhTER
OF A MILE FROM THE CITY. ON THE H ~.
LIN ROAD.-By yirtne Of the WIN OF M ,asv
Court on the city of Richmond. and at the rcuest
OF The beneficiary therein mentioned, VIII sell ~
public auction. on the premises, ON
TUESDAY. July 10, 1888,
O., K o'clock p, NJ, tie above TRACT OF LAND,
Containing TN ACRES texcIusiye OF cae,n Y "
acre burying-eround), aud TWO VACANT
LoTsone Of one and one.'eh11 a sdaely oppo
lie to RosIIn House, and separated thcrcfrom by
yi,e Roslin road. Tie said lots are also separated
from each ny lane, or street ~ reet Woe.
,ocated on a prominent bill, commanding a Inc
view Of the city ami surrounding country; Inc
land Is rich and fron' tbs soh by b on
and Petersburg railroad. IL has on II line Pr,
orchard Of 100 dwarf and standard trees, now iuil
OF fruit Also, apples, peaches, ana grapes OF 'he
The dwelling Is situated on the brow Of The hill!
and surrounded by a large grove OF stately elm
trees AND rich Growth T Tne bose E
two-story frame. With lateral wings one story
each, thu roof, and is comparatively new. IL con-
tains seven rooms besides basement; and se e.
full and well-shaded lawn wc9d render his place
what 1t has been-one Of tue most beautiful homes
This property is now relted to Mr.. s. S. North
ineton for $3.50 year, who, though his lease does
not expire till september l, 1884, is wiilior 10
give possession at any Time, and upon satisfactory
terms. The sale Is made subject 10 said ease.
A plat OF the properly con be seen az the BaAk
of Petersburg, Of Mr.. James b. Blanks, and also
on the premises al ta'e.
and two years, per cent. interest added. and So
cured by trust-dsed. JOHN lpOEs,
J. THOMPSON BROWN & Co., Auctioneers:
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P,e.Nies. Excursions. &c.

There will be picnic given at James
River Brewery Wednesday, July 4, 1883.
under the auspices OF the Mount Erin
Beneficial and Social Society, No. 4. All
who attend will have pleasant time, as no
improper characters will be allowed on the
ground, and strict order will be main
tanned. Dancing to commence at IL NJ.
A tournament viii he given July 4th,
under the auspices OF Stuart and HendeT-
son Lodges, /. o. o. F., of Manchester, at
Drewry's park, one mile from the city, on
the Richmond and Petersburg turnpike.
Wagons will run every half-h0ur from the
corner OF Ninth and Hull streets to the
park. The same connect with stages from
Richmond. Tournament will commence
at l L. NJ. The knights will be formed
and directed by Captain Frank Guy. After
the browning OF the queen and maids OF
honor a separate tilt will be given, and a
fine saddle and bride will be given rs
prizes, for which an extra price will be
charged.
Adams and Perdue will give their six
teenth annual excursion to West Point on
the 4th OF July, and promise all who at
tend good time.
Il combined excursion and basket pic.
mic by the Pine-Street Baptist and laurel
Street Methodist Episcopal Sunday schools
to Goochland Courthouse, thirty miles
from Richmond, will be given Wednes
day, July 4th. Attractions Match gam,
baseball, croquet, quoits, &c. Parties de
string dinner can be furnished on TIN
grounds ct fifty cents by notifying tn
committee on or before July LIST at No. 81
soath Pine street. Train leaves Richmon,
and Allegheny depot at A. NJ.
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Allen q Ginter's Hospitality,

II is the custom Of this enterprsing firm
10 give the young girls whom they employ
as c'gareue-makers an annual picnic and
holiday, and yesterday was set apart as the
day for this years fun. The young people
had been looking forward to the occasion
with great interest, and their expectations
had been wrought up to the very highest
pitch. still no one was disappointed, and
q day OF real pleasure was enjoyed, and en-.
loyed by those who knew how to appre.
eiate the testimonial Of hospitality so deli
caiely rendered by Messrs. Allen a. Ginter.
Mr.. Milton Cayce was on hand. and
busted himself in seeing that everybody
received such attention as might conduce
TO the freest contentment. Kessich and
Voelker's fine bands made music. and
dancing was enjoyed during the day at the
excellent pavilion at Maiden's Adventure.
The point selected for the days recreation.
More than thousand people, including
the invited guests, were present, but ali
We're looked after, and had everything
necessary TO make the time pass pleasantly.
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hastily formed for his capture, but when
Bruin observed the warIike preparations ne
began TO retreat towards the mo '..,s ,hs
albeit as leisurely as he had come, un.il .ne
extreme heat Of the day invited nun 20 . ppr-
take Of the shady treat offered by cne ill.,
tree In the yard OF Mr. Robert Caves. IN, lns
near approach Of the dogs drove MN l n,,p
his restting-pIace, and he was closely pu ..,
sued by them until safely back in the noun y,
taius. He is reported TO have been Oh .
very large size, and has, we since ,ea ,hs
been seen along different parts Oh .ne
mountain at intervals. This is the nrsI
bear that has been seen in this section lol
o number OF years, and doubtless ne IS a
mere transient who has been driven from
secluded babitatlons by the hunters.