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Odd Fellows Mutual Aid Associate

YENHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ABOVE.
4 named Association, for the election OF Direct
ors and the transaction Of general business, will be
held in Fraternity Hall, Dad Fellows Temple. cor
ner Ninth and streets, Sacramento, on SUNDAY
AFTERNOON next, December 30th, at o'clock
All members requested to be present as business
OF utmost importance VII come before said meeting
The Board Of Directors will meet at said Hall at
o'clock same dav.
OK VAN HEUsEN, Pres dent.
+. J. CLARK, Secretary. d27-3t*
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SAN FRANCISCO, December 26th.-James D. SUIT
ton, assistant mail clerk of the daily papers,
surrendered himself this afternoon the party who
killed Antoine Phillips yesterday. Sutton's state
meut is that he was knocked down by deceased, and
believing that he had been struck by club, he
stahhnd his sainnt
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ARIZONA.

. o'clock Robert Dietel committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the heart with a double bar
relied shotgun.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT is.

Ancient order Of FOresters Meet-T II
ing.-The Regular Quarterly Meeting OF %s@H
Court Sacramento, No. 6,s6l, A. o F., will I'll
be held THIS Thursday EVENING, De- s&ss
cember 81, 1888, at En- .ampment Hall
Odd Fellows Building for Nomination and Election
OF Officers. All members must be present, as all
fines will be strictly enforced. All Foresters are
invited TO attend. J. 7. STAFFORD, C. r.
GO. j. BERGER Secretary d27-ltt
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Golden State Chapter, No. ), U. A. o.
D.--Members of the Chapter are requested to meet
at o'clock THIS Thursday EVENING. A full
attendance is desired. A. COMET, D. S. A.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO IHB RECORD uSIoS.l
CALIFORNIA.
The sharon-HnI Case-An Exciting Ep


sOde.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 26th.-In the Hill
Sharon case to-day, in the examination Of Fred. C.
Burchard the alleged once accepted sutton of Sarah
Althea HILL witness testified that Miss Hill gave
him $500 to pay his debts and to buy a ticket for
Denver He denied having stolen it from her. He
broke off the match on account of disparaging re-
marks about the lady. Quite lively scene Gre
ated when Judge Tyler aske him 10 what school of
manhood he was brought up, to throw lady of
without giving her an opportunity to refute the
SANDER even after living of her money. Witness
became excited, and positively refused to answer
the questions. Finally Judge Tyler took a love
letter which witness wrote to Miss Hill, and was
about reading 1t, previously showing it to Colonel
Barnes, who said it peculiar letter for a
ried woman to receive. Mics Hill answered quickly
% It's just es good as some married men
receive Barnes then answered, That's a
lie" Colonel Flournoy Immediately jumped to
his feet, and advancing towards Barnes menacingly
said, That is insulting language to address to a
lady, sir Barnes sneered out, A lady% and in
turn stepped towards Flournoy The latter's son
stepped between the belhgerents, holding up
lifted cane. When the confusion, which had become
general subsidized Barnes said he would not stand
womans insulting remarks, and if any one did not
like the he took to keep her still they could
take up her fight. FlOurnoy exclaimed, as he tried
to pass his son, 81 take it up sir" Barnes retorted
"What do you propose to do about it. sir p Other
attorneys then stepped in and prevented any further
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California school Teachers.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 26th.-The seventeenth
annual session OF the Teachers Association Of Cali
fornla was opened this forenoon in the Y. NJ. c. A
Hall Suffer street. The hall retained its Christ.
mas adornments, anda motto welcomed the educators
with, "We wish you all Merry Christmas The
gallery was gay with wreaths flags, banners aud
green vines The programme announces session
Of three days, the meeting to close Friday. Several
topics of general interest are the programme for
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4 Valuable Animal.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 26th.-Joseph Cairu
Simpson has sold his gelding Anteeo to the Santa
Rosa Stock Company for $4,000.
Rny Sent 10 San OUnBtIa-EncendiarIs
National Republican., 1883-09-13

largo cemetery at the base of one Of the
hills and % little farther up on the slope was
n largo gray building filed with wounded
soldiers and lunatics behind us, the outskirts
of the town were composed of native huts
with thatched roofs and cane Sides and over
head was scorchiug sun almost insupporta-
bic, then in the depth Of winter. There
were n good many soldiers about In the
streets. but they did not look very energetic
or we'll clad and some of the officers were
mounted Tho army of occupation were
armed with Chassepots aud the besicgers
with Remingtons.
We went into one church, but saw little ex-
cept some very poor paintings of miracles.
and passing through the market we saw
nothing especial except piles of red earthen-
ware. plates aud dishes made by the natives.
Returning on board ship We watched them
bringing off quantities Of immense punches
of large bananas that were going with us
farther down the coast.
MARGUERITE DICKINs.
National Republican., 1883-09-13
THE RIvERDALE DISASTER.
What Gen. Dumont Says About Cutting
tho Pieces OF the Boiler.

tho Pieces OF the Boiler.
With reference TO the action of the coroner's
jury on tho Riverdalo disaster, regarding the
removal of pieces of the vessels boilers, Gen.
Dumont, supervising inspector general Of
steam vessels, said to areporter yesterday that
tho cutting pieces from tho boiler was done
under the authority Of Supervising Inspector
starbuck, ho (Dumont) simply acting as an
adviser 1t was dono in order to secure
tho pieces both to the coroner and to
the United States. The law says that
tho United States officials shall make
an Investigation. In order to mako an in
vestgation il was necessary to examine the
boilers, and it was deemed judicious to secure
the pieces for use when the testimony should
Bc takGc. Gen, DumOnt said that as the COR
oncr had not taken olliciaPcharge of the boil
eri tho only one who could possibly question
their authority to take away pieces of the
boiler was the owner of the Riverdale. He
has a letter from r. A. Smith, the owner,
dated Sep. 7, 1888 in which the latter says ;
You have my full consent to doas you think
proper about making full examination of
the Riverdale boilers
Gen. Dumont said further that the pieces
talSon from the boiler are in the custody of
Assistant Inspector Stevens, and every taeil-
ity will he afforded tho coroner TO examine
them if necessary.
lie also said that one reason for removing
pieces of the boiler was the fact that pending
the SeawanhalSa investigation the iuo that
had collapsed and caused the disaster was
spirited away. He did not want q repetition
Of that proceeding.
In addition TO this he said that Mr.. Warden,
one Of the members Of the coroner'l jury, was
present whom the pieces were cut from the
boiler and made no protest He (Gen.
Dum0nt) had informed him at the time that
the pieces would hriurnishcd tho coroner and
the jury should they desire to sec them.
National Republican., 1883-09-13
FINE WORK
1922 z STREET, NEAR EBBITT HOUSE
IRA GODFREY, IN, Proprietor.

aulIstu IRA GODFREY, IN, Proprietor.
IASY FEET ARE REQUfSIrE TO ITEA LrIf
~ ana longevity; hence the most eminent physi.
clans SURGEONS, nld thousands OF other well known
persons, lrum ihr ana near visit
DR. WHITES EsrABLISIGMENT,
IllG Pennsylvania avenue opposite Willlrls Hotel.
for rvilT rom COrlls. buhuus diseased naIls, and
othur complaints uf the feet.
Twenty-Five consecutive years OF practice in Wash.
Fee, 81 per visit for putting tho fact ln order.
National Republican., 1883-09-13
SnrNitnI.

~ NTOUR TREATMENT FOR IMPOTENCY
d and nervous decay, am convinced Is tho
hest known 10 the medical prOlessOn.n-L Private
letter fTOm John s. Allen, NJ d. 10 Erie Medical Co.,
Buffalo y. Y. on request the company will mail
free sealed for stamp explanatory pamphlet, sc.
TTEALTH Is WEALTH,
DH. i. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, II specific for Hysterln, Dizziness,
COnyulslons Nervous Headache. MentalDepressiOn,
Loss of Memory, SpermatOrrhma, ImpOteuGy In.
voluntary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused ny
over -cxerliOn, seltabuse or oyer-indugeucr, which
leads 10 misery, decay, and death, ono box will euro
recent cases ltCli box contains one months trpaJ-
ment one dollar box, or AlN boxes Cor live do lars
sent by nail prepaid, On receipt of price We guar.
Antcp six boxes to cure any case, with each order
received by US for slN boxes, accompanied with Ave
dollars We VIII send the purchaser our written IuHr.
effect cure; Guarantees issued cy SrOrr& GROIN.
W ELL, $50 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, - O.,
Wholesale Hud retail agents. Orders by mail viii re-
CeNe prompt attention iyf-iy
National Republican., 1883-09-13
Glsrsonal Comfort.

TENIIE sIIEDD BATHS. OO3 n STREET, NEAR
l. Ninth-Iurklsh, Russian, sulphur, and Mcrcurinl
Baths Given with SKIN aud eNperengc Mnnipulatnr
often years experience nj this establishment Single
bath, 81 Tor %, IA for SlO. open SUNDAY from a.
N. 10 D. M. Nul1 II
NTEW TURKISH BATH CDR BOVEFSL
N 1Il7 q street. opposite Riggs House. Largo pool
good ventilation. ladies Monday ana Friday NoI
open sunday open rom a, m, Ill 10 r. IN; Saur.
day, ~ y m. Baths, 81; tickets, sLgl
apo DIR II. L. DoVEE, Electrician
National Republican., 1883-09-13
III EALTH Is WEALTH.
l1gonep 10 l.l'uam.

tQ-OOOO IN large ~ small 5uuis ~ lowest
ftlt' Pfgmpt attention, II, w, WALKER lao E
street northwest. uu2O.mH
Mooney TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATTIB
Nl lowest rates DANENAOWEH u son, l3he
street northwest nolJI
National Republican., 1883-09-13

Also, Purchase ANA Sales ON Commission any goods
l9r ENpofls ana lmporlA Advances made on C0ll-
sgnmona. Special branch iOr Industrial and Agri-
cultural Machinery, For particulars address, MAN
AGER, Hi Palmerslon Buildings, London sl3.th3t
National Republican., 1883-09-13
Arust nn0 :FnnnN.

Z OST-BErWIlEN THE HOURS OF AND
n ". m september 10, 1883, tn Onyx I4OclsCt mon
ngram on one side Hnd ap emblem on the other. A
liberal reward viii be paid for return OF to No.
DiO street northwest. seil-3t"
Y osT-- MONDAY EVENING, sEPTENfB BIER TO-
y ON street. between sixth and Sevt nah, or Oh
seventh street, between aud u northwest, II black
wallet continuing paupr and two tickets To lnstruig.
suitable reward tO finder lr left at Oh street north
west spll-3tt
StTRAYED or STOLEN-ON THE EVENING
- Ot tho 9TH blue skye GyDi answers TO the name
OF Ho,S suitable reward II returned To 1877 street
southeast sclI.ats
National Republican., 1883-09-13
S2ral estate Brokers.

TTNYLER n RUTHERFORD,
Il REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
No. l:slB + street northwest
BRICK DWELLINGS FOR RENT:
No. 1875 Thirteenth st, H. W.
No. lGSl Thirteenth NJ. n. W.
No. 1915 CorcOrnn 81. soHH
National Republican., 1883-09-13
ANp rINANcIAL.

UNlVERSAL FINANCIAL AND CONNER
CiAl. "a ENJOY UNDERTAKES THE FOR.
NATION or COMPANIES rOR ANY
CuNtESSloN, EuUND CONCERNS,
PATENTS, ,Cu.
National Republican., 1883-09-13

VXTANTED-EVERYBoD TO PATRoNIZE
w Witherbees Capital 25 cent Express. Bnggage
checked ut residence Offices 4S5 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Fourteenth and UIhird and East Capitol streets
SO Telephone connections sel3NtE
VLTANTED--HoUNG GENTS WISHING TO
w thoroughly study Architecture, Engineering
Drawing. Mathematics Sc, as professions, TO save
S5, by arranging Tor instructions now at 6l0 ST reel
while terms are $40 per quarter only sol2-3t&
yXTANTED-lNFORMA or MARGARET
w FARRELL, OF Rathkae, county Limerick Ire
land, who left Washington years ago for Boston
OF Washington, ID, q, United states OF AineriCa Ad.
dress n AIRY KENNEDY, care Republican ONCE
National Republican., 1883-09-13
Einelnrss Ghnntrs.

U IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
a. on Time Deposits United States Bonds bought
UylvRnihnVenue. nlsB-f
National Republican., 1883-09-13
cfor SaIr--Sousrs.

LNOR SALE-A THIRTEEN ROOM HOUSE, No.
A. 5l2 street northwest. Apply to IL. @. WIRE,
sixth Auditors Office. sell.3tN
INOR SALE EClIEAP-LARGE II ROOM BRICK,
a. with modern improvements; located in West
Washington, Apply TO j. w. p. MYERS, li2S New
York avenue. sel0-6t"
THOR SALE-CltEAP FOR CASH. A LARGE
- well built brick house and corner store: MRssn.
chusets avenue and Third street northwest; ~
rooms all modern improvements. Apply at n3lM
street northwest. seT-GtA
National Republican., 1883-09-13
cfur Salt--farms.

JNXTRAORDINARY CHANCE To PURCHASE
~ charming suburban villa NJ 1Iyattsville, Md,
SIN miles from city, near station; 3ls acres, fine resi-
dence fruits, shrnbbcry, gtablng, &c,i 1850. RICH
ARD r. EVANS, attorney, zoos L street northwest.
seS-Gt"
'ENOR SALE-AT SACRIFlCE-A FINE
H grazing farm In Maryland, I miles from Wash
National Republican., 1883-09-13
Secretary i.lmcoln's netnrn,

Secretary Lincoln returned from Iowa
yesterday morning, and was at the depart
ment during the day.
National Republican., 1883-09-13
:For Salr--Ir rts.

CUBURBAN BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE At
- $500 $50 $40 tvc. Cottages for rent at $40 and
upward, ut hyattsVile, Nd, near station; II IN
utes city. are only l2's cents per day, RICH-
ARD T.. EVANS attorney, l0JS street northwest.
ses-Gtt
TIOR SALE-IN THE CENTRAL PART OF THE
~ city, lot 0Nl5i feet; subdivision of the Same
lot l5y0O feet to 20 foot allev the owner of adoin
ng lot will build with purchaser. Apply to No. GIL
Thirteenth street northwest. jylO
National Republican., 1883-09-13
G6tantrS-BrIp--MaIs.
@tantrS- -MlisteIIanruns.

XXTANTED- 500 or $3.50; good security, and salts
IrY, Republican Once. selS-3ta
National Republican., 1883-09-13
FINE WoR

CwIss sTEAMLAUSDRy.
National Republican., 1883-09-13
ctor Gent miscellaneous.

For GENT miscellaneous.
II WISH TO RENT THE FIRST STORY OF
Il my house and two communicating rooms on SEQ
ord floor to Il family without children; 80 Rhode
Island avenue, cor. OF Tenth street northwts
'l l'''''. scl2-3ts
JToR RENT-oNE HANDSOME UPRIGHT
IL piano. 81 street northwest. seil-3ts
NOR RENT-FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
IL 0S2 Seventh street northwest; for many years
occupied shoe store. Apply to WM. q. BURNS,
COL X street northwest. iy25tf
National Republican., 1883-09-13

VXTANTED-MAN AND WIFE TO WORK ON
+ street. seil-3tt
National Republican., 1883-09-13
IlantrS-- Situatiuns---Sf -SflaIe.

NLTANTED-A GOOD DRIVER AT MADESS
wv hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania
lvenup, gaf
National Republican., 1883-09-13
.Fnr Htnt. ...FnrlrishtN Rooms.

INoR RENr-Two FURNISHED Rooms no.
II rpther or sppnratet second floor; central loco.
ton very desirable. Address NEW HpuBk'
Republican ONCE selJdtt
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-12
A DIVIDED VERDICT.

Last evening the Knell- Young attach
ment case was given to the jury, with
permission to seal its verdict if desired
The foreman of the jury was Mr.. J. X.
Johnston. All night long and all of this
forenoon until o'clock did the jury DELHI
crate, and at the hour named finally
agreed in favor of Frank Young to the
tune of s., 500 (Which takes the goods
out of the hands of the sheriff and turns
them over to F. N. Young) and in favor
of the Knell attachment SO far as the
furniture, etc, Is concerned about 1914
At the outset three of the jurors were in
favor of this verdict which would declare
F. n. Young owner of the goods and
William Young owner of the furniture,
and it was slow business converting the
other nine W no would have had the whole
thing in F. N. Young's hands. 1t was
done at last however. and this afternoon
the jury was discharged.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-12
cAVED IN.

This morning work was nearly entirely
suspended at the sash factory of the Rock
Island Lumber and Manufacturing COM
pany, owing to the collapse of a portion of
the brick work of the smoke stack. there
being an opening about four feet square
at the point where the fue enters the
stack. Work is likely to be resumed,
however, to morrow. This little mishap
gave rise to all sorts of rumors in the
streets. one being to the effect that as the
factory stood on what is known as ''made
ground the entire smoke stack had
given way and owing to the unequal set
Ting of the foundation one entire side of
the main building was in imminent danger
of falling. Another illustration of the ease
with which a molehill can be transformed
into a mountain.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-12
SURPRISE VISIT.

Last evening large number of the
neighbors and friends of Mrs. Hannah
Wells, Counselor Kenworthy's mother
in-law,) called upon her at her home, No
1912 old Sixth avenue the occasion being
her seth birthday anniversary Tie
callers did not go empty handed, how
ever, but took along handsome and
comfortable reclining chair which they
presented ito Mrs. Wells as token of
their esteem. The timely gift was CRATE
fully acknowledged. A good time socially
and gastronomicaily was then entered
upon and the merry making did not end
before midnight. All in all it was an
extremely pleasant affair and in thus
honoring Mrs. Wells the visitors most
emphstically honored themselves.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-12
THE PASS AGREEMENT.

The general managers of all the lines inter
ested in the Southwestern pass agreement
met yesterday at the office of the commits
sioner The report of the committee APP
pointed Thursday was read and approved.
1t reaffirms the agreement entered into
December 81, 1882, and orders contin-
uance until December 81, 1898 1t pro
vides that thirty days notice will be
necessary before any road can withdraw
from it. 1t stipulates that no passes shall
be given in order to influence business,
and that penalties shall be paid for each
and every offense. The penalties are, for
first offense. $50, second, 800, and third
and each subsequent offense, $500, the
money to bepaid to the road proving the
charge. Amy charges or differences to be
decided by Arbitrator Bogue
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-12
IMPORTANT, IF TRUE.

1t is learned that movement is on foot
among certain interested ones connected
with the Rock Island and Minneapolis
and ST. Louis roads. for the extension of
the latter line from Minneapolis to Fargo,
ID. T., so as to give the Rock Island svs-
TEN direct route from Chicago to Fargo,
and from st Louis to Fargo. The inter
ested officials are absent from Chicago,
so their statements cannot he published
but the prevailing opinion is that the line
will probably be constructed and furnish
new complications for the managers and
to settle.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-12
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth? If so.
send at once and get bottle of Mrs.
Winslows Soothing Syrup for children
tecthing. It's value is incalculable
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Depend upon it mothers.
there is no mistake about it, 1t cures
dysentery. diarrhoea, regulates the stom-
ach and bowels, cures wind collie, soft
ems the gums, reduces Inflammation. and
gives tone and energy to the whole sys-
fem. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States, and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the
world Price % cents per bottle.
feb % -mw-s m 1-y
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-12
Advance At Your Peril,

well was beat ont of a splendid
evenings engagement, Sunday night. J"
| said the cigarette smoking Young man,
the young man with the we'll balanced
mind, if parting his hair in the iddle
balances his mind. Itwas Monday even
ing, and he was nbur,lening himself To
the drug clerk.
what was the trouble" said the
drug clerk, rs he took bottle of per
fumery and squirted some in his hair.
and on his vest. Did some other fell
low get 10 the girls house ahead of
you?"
mo, but | was stood of. You see.
went 10 the house. and the servant let
me in, and | was seated in the parlor.
My girl came in the room. with woe
depicted on every feature. She stood
with her head down, her hands clasped
in front of her SO tight that the blood
stopped circulating in her fingers. and
she seemed utterly crushed. Ii made
me sick at heart To look ut her, and
knew something dreadful had happened.
| got up and started toward her, to take
her in my arms. let her head rest on my
bosom, and help her bear the burden
that was evidently killing her. but be-
fore | had advanced two steps she held
mp her hand and shouted, Back. backi
Advance another step at your peril! |
stopped and tried to find out what was
the matter, but she would not speak.
Finally l started for her again, but she
held up her hands again and said, Go,
leave mel | am not strong, Go, and to-
morrow | will write YOU ALL Well,
went. Any gentleman would under the
circumstances. and all night | dreamed
that she was dying, and this morning
went by her house To see if there was a
Grape on the door. | tell YOU, Pills,
have suffered more in the last eighteen
hours than man ever suffered before
could see her laid out, and the hearse in
front OF the house. and everything was
as plain TO me as though il actually oc-
CURED. | have Swallowed the post office
all day, and | just got this note, explain
ing it.
Good heavens. she isnot dead, said
the drug clerk, as he pounded some
herbs in a mortar.
mo, she is alive, but | don't know
what she meant by telling me she was
not strong, last night She writes me
that she had been eating onions, for a
cold. That was the reason she told me
to advance one step at my peril Why,
/ could have discounted them onions
/ had been drinking beer and eating
imberg cheese all the afternoon with
the boys, at the poker rooms, and
onions wouldn't have made first pay
ment on me. just think what an even
ing / missed by this COMPOUNDED super
stition about onions. Have cigarette,
Pills." and the young man with the
well balanced mind pulled out case
and treated his friend, and they sat and
smoked in silence, until woman came
in after bottle of castor oil.-Pecb's
Sun.