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New-York tribune., 1884-10-07
DROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

j UNITED STtrgs ENGINEER OFFICE, }
ARMY BtILDfsG. NKw-IO:k, ~opt. lS, 1891
sealed prop jt, ~ tnplic uG 10 le 0pan IS fco't
IN lay oi October 1884 invited i0r drig
arDT aal Iyer GsJrfa aii for dredging
rly Mar 4h. ga. rae Props ~ or each work
ssparlt tie lDr$ mt Oh IN lVclOp mus
g tn for winch tha prolb$h IL DfereL Dliiir
may propose DOt1 Of 40 Vbr<s. !, ma option
Sprcicl ,ns Instructions 10 bal Ter. mi D'an f1rni Or
urpunsa,s Optlilel II ths doe ~ frpn 'hptun
IhOmts y. Bailey Corps Jf I'm siuoers harle'ton
"a q LLNORE,
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Brooklyn.

MRS. l.. J. BOWEN will resume Oct /. 1884.
vi h,r Muse and Languages Tor further par.
ticuiaGs picase apply At
100 Joralenon-st Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07

7
OFFICE rHR CHIEP MRDiCAi. PURvRYoR q. =. ARMY
AsHiS.IOS. - q. oct u, lSSi
SEALED PROPOSALS In dup Icate for sup ying tho
Med u Icuartuent . Medical and Hospital
supplies vi uc rccti al at he y. : Army Mcica Pur'o{
ing pot, 40. l2U MoOstcrst. NeH-N0fk, y. !, 40 to
- o,io noon IN, dly Of rctohcr 1884 whn th
bc puDIci isi of the .upp es required AMI
ape, i,a Hs ora y, packing delivery may be
s,cta thc Iop b. a.
1hc United states escryes the night to reject any or a
prHpu-ae.
I'c scaled uropo. ala soud be address to Lieutenant
col Itl =. a. itlHrIn Asst ant "a ia Pm ycyOi. &. \
Army. SEQ llG .OIscr &c. SOW for N. " ard should be
iu 4sr1 Iol .loin, udOfstd PtOpu.ls Tor
pp yug nod,cfi aud Uonpl supple
a cd ~ yur 4
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07

Art Schools-Ctiy.
V'HE METROpOLIIAN MUSEUM ART
SCHOOLS
lor ARTISTS and AEIGLtN~ wiN open their Uav ana
Glasses I'D ianun. sea ptli,. Aroli cturO. taI-
inct Inc hand. Ncc au'I and Carriage Dlad.t,g auslp
[, both -cyc-. Prices nOGint-
Oc o. II; Hay lst, Is D. General Mana.er.
~ J. ast ltu--t. Nj. JNO. WARD ,IIASON.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07
INSTRUCTION.
FOR Bows and Young Men---Clty.
CLASSICAL H. MATHEMATICAL bCI'ooL
Mrasna. WILSON 4 KELLOGG,

MEa9Ra WILSON 4 KELLOdu,
Noa banhtl riFrt AVENUE
r.,s,,. , a rnilr scientific Eohunls ana nnanrs'
r,a,iuv d,, tn tnsur thufun shnesa hnl in tulhirh
avt "iset want thuugntiu nahit ~ ninl Numois lnl
81 ,hssspH sinall ieisuna attention NJ pnrHe' '" wv"
.,p,i ttpnrh ttripan. Iirmtntnir ,lhss hnlNhs n'
,sn.n, sanitary rundun sht ahi theeiin lt'msf'uo ~
agh u,uuu, a rpn can Afipt sept tii,nlain Nv hhl
hitthtrt tAA u !, Mann,
D. A hafnaia ttnslhpht ,uumhn 'nllren W v Whi,ni
trsmen hoslon NntgtslH ue"tse, m","h ',,'," ' ,",
bhuHirbl Nnf W y NWfnti " - N'.'''
o ~ thogas ,huWh iletmap hnarp, " u, aiea,n"
hsihneis,h ts,i lam l. htnw, E,1 ~ a. hoslon, tsl
itmes il,nsnl tsa, J. " iioodaid, isdl MiA Nlf""u'
itrd hubeit D. Livingston isI, William is'un lsl T.
u White si, l. r Chambers isl, ih"a ~ hds"''' iHl
CoLLEGiAIE INSTITUTE
nu !. SACHS.
No ~ West = iths st,
RIOPENS MONDAY SEPT 10
Thorough preparation or coloros especially JOHNS iior
klNA HAYWARD YALE, COLI Mbl AMI 'ohN tIil
am fchools fully oEaniged business oonrs.
FRENtli anu GfkMAN lom important features O tsuia
scheme of ustructon NLW BUILDING perfect III sahi'
tary gcmtut%
VIZ Iair, aud wclcQuppcd gymnasium
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07
NAVY pAY piiup
~ Ntirrsi tWY yuuk urf . 90

~ tt,rrsi. H,f Y0u< oct ., -.
iPROlOSNl~ ~ duplicate, 4rnlrd and IN.
dp.r tit,ilpr " ill flt "iptlrf AdHrrfpl' ftI
.t.. tIi .nr uuf 30 0rlp,h uo'Ilr It. lNtt
nf ilD iI p.u" fippf1 tlr beat uli ip nf d.lv wl
n...INd n'pF, u'" p' f''nHe "a tin Nav fhfh No"
nrniAr coNtrnr. ron N1D uFrAin
81 prt.N .lnrt
900 10000 ru
IIiiuI. .H.t th Knees
lub.,e. .t,rel ..Iirr tonn'v 'iY4 mum ia'e NJ tv1l
TI Hiifu .r Itt pIt .| md 4utly fnquitlc1h
h.1Ytt..r. |iI tli4u.i 90 tuI 100 ih Nrl .Ih.
..Ht itr..i.td IIr.ln ll hii thht may not
ltYII.rlI Inln .nH te tirfns piDmpt and a.th
frl delivery u. tI' uHp. r7 o. arl n
IHHt iIi.HH ri' ln Hii .I. 20 il iha ONCE
IHI.uturlp. .., f.l. .u0l.i gui NOT bo cnlsld
li.t H.GIlNAN.
ray Director uiied -alcs Nlyy
lfBOpOaAIS IOR HEMP.
\ NAvT rtf uFlhr
~ HIK eIrrfI no lus. tct 3 t4.t
Tfrup.1.a in dluitafr .ud. t7,d luplsf &C. Hrup.'
w lI Ht rHr.ltl 1i "a oUtr until u'rb lA | q.
.t.. tn le open a uuni liifrt tiNiciitrr n
a.l thro 80 tnr usnn inspection aud Government
g''onf tn'sa li,mp. 2.2io poandspet EN-
fu 40.
fHrn itHn 90 nn pvudri an tptafrlY
go o daiye td i tne Say ,,h n",n 80 80 hrf"' tho
.t... Al ftrHr tr ga nip he trtpftd ~ 900 iaa
anI rt.t "a. ue nwH'f. ehd viii hs ~ lila 'sA untn
t,Y alt f.tity .iiiefts must accompany tna 4. auaiin
s.ut- o Ia.tl.u nto. ut ii 90 thn ntrti b. i'tfp'd
U.fi sht .s.iFnl ,u tuI.ti 2N ah a. Iti nnt onn
siI,r Nautt ~ ir uot'hheat hlns hiini iot
Lids tu4ulaiul "a tiia uAos =. W Aun a.
Fay hiit t'tnl a. IS hdYy.
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svuAN line OF STFAvFRs
GERMAN LLOYD ~. 60.

~ suoHr nOuIn - IfNnpF -
Nt3W.NoHK +nfr iANI iNt NFp NNiNFY
FuLDA We'd ct'7 iOam lNEDhAI ~r O"1sgps
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49, Wrd. |iruuor lirff 'nhn ff inl rft0fl tHfin ~
By siflriny lf..lm D. ihqt hu .I. tf,l0d rahiu Isl
~fHrigr NJ loves. fi'ff
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07
nR. a. CALLISEN'S
DAY SCHOOL
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
lSl WEST 43DST.
Reopencd September %. Pupils prepared for college
a, entinc schools. West Point AMI business


Reopened September %. Pupils prepared for college,
scientno schools, West Point, ami business
hS. EVE SONS COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
- A.dst and 9Th opposite Reservoir Park
LcIuTs a. following pa roma
Professor Charles short. Inc loV iowhu ,IntDy
The Thomas HASTINGS. Tue rev lh"uihs
nm, i. AZ. x.
The isov IIOi q. l.. rIeniiss 1he Kew J.. y. W me
1he itCy Edward Bright The hcV. PiOi, g. n bIlgss
l. G.. lRELANUS CLASS FOR BOY, No.
L. 10 West i2dst Autumn term opens Thursday, sep
tcmbcr 20. Number limited
LuSHER & EGBERTS limited c asses for
/ boys. PERSONAL ATTENTION 10 each pupil
OuB uthayc. near jlst-st.
IOIN MACMULLENS SCHOOL reOpcnS
~ Monday september n J. 81 Brolfwa1 cor f2l a.
SD BoarierS 4 - Circulars 40 Putni ht
u " est 23d-st.. and at tie school.
| YON X GILBERl'S CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
j7s 5ui-ave viii reopen sept - Pupils are prepared
thoroughly the best colleges and sccutLc schools Two
departments JUNIOR each limited 10 htcen pupils
MISS RANSOM. III West l26th-st.
vi DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Openod September -. Iher' f"w seats not engaged
NJ W.LNONS COLLEGIATE INSTIFl IL.
W. No. last 22ds coru"II Fay opens sent ~
ninth wear IctcVos a-es and prepares i"r col
lee. scientific school or busiurss'
Tuition 80 10 8 per auuun Circulars at fhilam an"
t.if't1 1t's hmm
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07

~ MNlr li, ~ ,Il s,In nIhS MAiL aIEAMERs
sbn passsTe aceorling To sra roon 500 $50 and so,
inter uediafe, 40 StePra &c 40 iOH rates Wv"
nFEIt r. q 20 BRO ADWAN. GIfToN hon
AMERICAN SS. CO'S LINE fa

HlLENl .'p' =. 1''l IL Oct n
Round trp iuced prices. send for tOnrs ,5e,,
Gen A,ts 81 Bruhst,N Y. Gen. Pas 4 IT, G NAV 4 y
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07
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tfIt fii| -
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lur fHUiI pui ilInt
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f0i llDNUluIl. VIW.liAlAH tud An ~ |Allt
tIIF - D. sails llfur lf+ H 900
nr nn arrival ~ i0ndOl dtis 81 flr iril.I..t
For nrIeh. pace .f.if rI.ru II.fI flNI a. e9@
unuy@ DiI''nn fhc pee t.i % -'. NJ ,.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07

DED STAR LlNE.-For Antwerp uud Pans
~ stling frm NoN-Y0fk and intvrrp Dfriv i'udW
a.GtIf Avn .tfurfN 90. y. IN.Il "a
hNAfAN ...... iIu %. N'f D. hp -,
taoon n'o*'p es.n .ir ~ 'of ,' -n"l Hl
flut ttUnrsIlu $50 ffftnre uufr lr 3 l U.f li gi
Aufqniu as n..uiaipn. . iB nii uIiu h.lliua Nfr
pErrn WllHlGT a. sUNs. utuI An'fa. 90 nfYidnaY
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-31

The following freight passed Ogden De
cember 9th:
For Sacramento-Huntin Hopkins
& Co., 240 reels barbed wire, l case and :
casks chain, l crate and boxes hardware
. bundles primers, 6 boxes lanterns, box
curry combs, 9 boxes clothes wringers,
box axles; J. Hahn &, Co., 2 cases medi
cine; W Van Gelder, l windmill Hall
Luhrs & Co., SIS barrels hams; G. B. Cor.
win, cases cigars; f. Miller boxes sta
tionery; Kirk, Geary'N Co, l barrel and :
boxes drugs, barrel ginger. 3 barrels salt
petre; John T. Stoll, box enameIed cloth
W. d. Comstock, 10 bundles and boxe:
chairs G. w. Chesley, case cigars; Vein
stock & Lubin, cases boots; John Kidder
l chair; II. A. Weaver, bundles paper.
For Stockton-Southwor & Grattan, q
cases lard; J. Stanford, l box clothing.
For Oroville-H. C. Bell & Co., boxes
bacon; f. A Kusel & Son, case cigars.
For Marysville-D. Mcdonald, l barre
and key whisky.
For Chico-N. Johnson d Son, barre
whisky
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can be found elsewhere in Sac

can be found elsewhere in Sac
ramento or vicinity.
The past year shows much
perfection attained in alltheva-
rious workings of the business.
THREE BUYERS are now con-
stantly employed, and when
ever advantageous to do so we
deal direct with manufacturers.
The ENLARGEMENT OF the
store by over one-third has
given us better facilities for
handling heavy trade. The
introduction of the AIRLINE
RAILROAD for carrying money
and parcels has proved both a
novelty and convenience. The
Free Waiting and Reading
Rooms have been appreciated,
particularly by out-of-town
customers visiting the city for
a short time.
Looking forward, much is
promised for 1885. A men,
Der of the firm is about to
leave on a several months
purchasing tour in the East.
With the opening of Spring
we expect to have a larger and
better stock than ever.
Withal, we shall enter upon
the New Year with stronger
forces and brighter prospects
than ever heretofore, and
shall feel sure that as long as
we adhere to the aims and
purposes which have guided
us in the past, our bust
ness will still continue to in
crease and progress, each year
becoming more and more of
public good.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

| 7 STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES
| if YOU are so unfortunate as TO require them.
With a mind matured and enriched by studies OF
an advanced order, can safely say that there is
hardly disease in the catalogue of human Ills
that cannot treat to a successful issue.
LADIES-I am always ready to assist You. My
mast knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. am now able to treat you WITH
the certainty of success. No case Feculiar to
your delicate 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
depend upon gentlemanly honorable and SCI
entific treatment at reasonable rates.
I address particularly those who have been in
jured by youthful indscretions, and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can, if they prefer, consult
ease or trouble and receive medicines by ex-
press, with full Instructions. All letters must
be directed J. Fl. JoSSELYN, N. D., 226 Suffer
street, San Francisco, Cal
Cure warranted in all cases. or no pay re-
quired Consultation, personally or by letter,
gratis. Send for book. Comfortable apartments
for patients at my Infirmary (when desirssi),
with experienced nurses
Consultation Parlors. 226 Suffer street, adioin-
ing the Young Mems Christian Association
Building.
Office HouIs-From 9 A. NJ. to p. N.
MY Diploma hangs in my office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and MarR.
age For sale by all news6ealers.
o23ptf j. III. JOSSELYN, NJ. ID.
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&c Steady, Sir -

lust SO. The last day in the
year brings us to the close Of
another yearly cruise in the
history of our business, Look
ing over the log-book, perhaps
the greatest pleasure we get is
this: that we have endeavored
to give perfect satisfaction in
all Of the many transactions
we have had with customers.
The past year has been emf
nently one of growth and pro-
gress, and we believe thou
sands of customers are deal
ing with us, both personally
and through the mails, who a
year ago we're strangers to the
business.
Another aim has been to do
away as far as possible with
all store traditions, and to
rather make our establishment
a sort of mart where people
shall come to supply all their
wants, knowing that whatever
they buy, be it coarse or fine,
low-priced or costly, they
get the FULLEST POSSIBLE RE-
TURN FOR THEIR MONEY. AS a
result of our endeavors we
have on our shelves nearly a
hundred distinct linesof goods,
and in all the leading depart
ments a larger assortment than
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

There will be no issue of the RECORD
UNION on Friday of the present week, and
hence those who may wish to make an
nouncements through our advertising col
umns for that day or evening should send
copy of same to this Office to-day, or before
10 O'Clock tonight so that notices may APP
pear tomorrow.
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Rain in FL Dorado.

4 correspondent of the RECORD [ MON
writing from Georgetown, FL Dorado
county, under date of December 9th, says
| wonderif thepcople OF Sacramento City
are sorry that they voted the levee tax last
year. If they could only see the unparal-
leled rain that has fallen on this divide
for the past few days, and knew that it all
must pass in front of their city within
twentyfour hours after its precipitation,
methinks they would say, 1t was a wise
act" The amount of rain that fell here
during the storm which commenced al $50
P. NJ, December 10th, and ended about the
same hour on the Goth, was %. 5G inches,
making total for December of 1892 and
for the season to date of 81 26 inches.
The late storm gave the heaviest rainfall
for any continuous number of DAYS ever
known on this divide Ii also exceeds in
amount any preceding month since the
the records have been kept by the Califor-
Mia Water Company, which dates back for
many Years. The next heaviest was that
of April 1850 when we had 1858 inches.
The most rainfall of any continuous storm
prior 10 this one was 1896, which fell in
December 1872. The records here show
the following interesting statistics: Heav-
lest twentytOur hours rain, December n
lSS4-7.30 inches. Heaviest prior to that
date, 6.13 inches, which fell December %.
1872. Heaviest rainfall for the season prior
to December 3lst, prior To this year, was in
in 1873, when 3f97 inches fell. the season
Of 1876 being the heaviest rainfall for full
season ever recorded here reaching 81 .1G.
The iightest rainfall for the season up TO
December 3lst was in 1873. when up to that
time only $50 inches had fallen.
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DIED.

Sacramento, December 30-Mathew William
Hanrahsn. q native of Ireland, IS years Flu
neral notice hereafter.
Sacramento, December 29-George Henry Swim
erton. a native of Barnstable. Mass, Sc years
and days. Funeral private
Riverside Road, December 29-Alfred NJ Prem
tice, a native of Connecticut, AZ years. I'm
terment private
Woodland, December 29-Eugene LaBussier is
years, months and DAYS
Chico, December 2S-Ruth E., infant daughter OF
Geo. NJ Gray.
Oroville. December 26-John WEIGH, IS years.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-31

SMYRNA, n. Y, March 90, 1SS3-Gents
The New Home Sewing Machine received
in December last works like a charm, and
to the best of my knowledge it is the very
best sewing machine before the public
wouldn't sell mine, if | could not get an
other, for an hundred dollar bill. Yours
sincerely, Publisher Tribune w A.
Stephenson, SOC J street, Sacramento, Cal,
Machines
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department Two-McFarland, Judge.

TUESDAY, December so 1884.
Estate of f. L. Billings, deceased-Grder con-
irming sales of the Commissioner G. NJ. Mott,
appointed by the Court to sell the realty here
in.
Katie Maurer VS.. VIM. Maurer-Default of de-
PENDANT entered, and W. 4. Gett, Jr., appointed
referee to take and report testimony.
H. H. Linnell vs.. NJ C. Hawley-Cause fur
rip
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-31

THE UNDESIRABLE ELEMEyT.-Tramps
are becoming very numerous in the city,
and complaint is also made that there is a
large gathering here of the tough ele-
ment, healthy beggars, etc The police
force docs all ii can to regulate fellows OF
this class but there are only eight officers
of the regular force for active duty-four
! in the daytime and four ut night. If citi-
zens will assist by pointing out offenders,
or doing little arresting themselves, with
a irihe Of pummeling thrown in when oc-
casop demands, the town could soon be
made unpleasant for the gentry, and they
would leave before their usual time to take
to the road-the gentle spring. Without
doubt, however, there are many deserving
poor in the city, but they can be distin-
guished from the others by their willing
ness to work, and d glance at their faces
viii tell whether they are poor because of
their fondness for liquor.
D1sABLEp.-The steamer Governor Dana
left the city about "A. NJ. yesterday for L.
J. Merkley's ranch, few miles above, to
bring down load of cattle Before she
had reached the mouth of the American
she became disabled in consequence of an
accident to n steam or feed pipe and had to
tie up to the brush on the Iolo side where
she remained until late in the afternoon,
when damages were repaired. II. J. was
on board, and stood the shipwreckn won
derfully well, contenting himself with in
quiring whether the steward had laid in
sufficient stores to meet such an emergency.
AUcrIoNSALE-Bell & Co. will sell at 10 A..
NJ to-day, at their salesroom, Eighth and X
streets, without reserve, seven lambrequins
and cornioes, an elegant parlor set, bed
room set, eight-foot walnut extension ia
bic, kitchen and dining-room furniture
etc Also a large lot of dried fruit, barrel
covers, groceries, two pairs of counter
scales cooking and parlor stoves, tables
chairs and a variety Of choice books.
New YFAR's our stores will remain closed
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-31

Davis, Fred. Grover. of Clement Station. San
joaquin county, to Ella NJ. Blodgett, of Sacra-
mento.
Sacramento. December 29-By Judge T. B. Nc
Farland, J. L. Wilson TO Zerilda G.. Handbook.
Lookout, Modoc county, December lS-James
W. Brown TO Gyretha 5. Brownell.
Nevada City, December 26-J. J. Rogers to Mrs.
". Albert.
Alturas, December 24-Robert R. Minter to Be
atrice Wood
Alturas, December 2i-Samuel Hatfield to Mary
NJ. snow.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-31

p. C. SMITH, formerly of the Fountain
Stable Saloon, has removed to the corner of
Ninth and J. The new firm. consisting of
Mcssrs. Smith, Jones and Murphy, will
have grand opening tonight, to which
the public are invited. The programme
will consist of sparring wrestling and mu-
sic by Scottish bagpipes.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-31
The Charge Against w. b. Treadwen.

EDS REcoRD-U MON: An unfair and one
sided article appeared in the Yolo Nal a
few days since, purportins to give an ac-
count Of my conviction of embezzlement
in Justices Court in Lakeport AS this
article was copied in your paper and has
thus attained a publicity which it would
not otherwise have obtained, | desire YOU
to publish the facts of my defense, which
were suppressed in that article. The COW
was never intrusted to me to sell or other
wise, but was left on my hands by the
owner against my consent. ! repeatedly
requested him to remove her, but he failed
10 do so, and left her with me four months.
| During this time she did me great damage
by breaking fences etc. and | was at great
expense in keeping her; and | finally mott
fled the owner that if he did not take her
away and pay the bill | would sell her to
repay myself As he did not comply sold
| the COW and sent him my bill, which ex-
ceeded the proceeds Of the sale This was
about the 1st of March last, and no COM
| plant was made by the owner, until now,
being instigatcd by some enemies of mine,
he preferred this charge This was the
evidence before the Justice. and | submit
that, notwithstanding his decision, these
| ldCt9 w llOl tDIiSlllutt cilDeLLleluGili- All
appeal was taken Immediately to the Su-
perior Court, where that question can be
tried. For the correctness of this statement
| refer to f. w Britt, Assemblyman-elect
from Lake county; H c. Boggs, President
of the Farmers Bank Of Lakeport; j. H.
Moore hotel-keeper of that place, and
Simon Bassett and Peter Bassett of Glen
brook; all of whom were present at the
trial and heard the testimony.
w B. TREADwELL
Sacramento, December 30, 1884.
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Who Will Receive.

Mrs. n. D. Goodell will receive her
friends at Oh 0 street. on New Years Day,
assisted by Miss Julia Colby, of San Fran
cisco, Miss A. Duggan and Miss Julia A.
Goodell
Mrs. c. Zeh will receive calls at her resi-
dence, 925 l street, from = till P. NJ, as
sisted by Mrs. Noack, Miss Emma Meister
and the Misses Bertha and Matilda Reeber.
Mrs P. B. Comstock, assisted by Miss
Cleo Cooper, will receive their friends from
4 till II P NJ, at No SIG X street.
Mrs. F. Birdsall will receive friends at
her residence, corner of Ninth and H
streets, assisted by Mrs. J. t. Glover, Mrs.
Julia Dunn, Mrs. w B. c. Brown, Mrs. J.
n. Porter, Miss Emma Irwin, Miss George
Wilburn Miss Julia Shelby and Miss Elite
Birdsall.
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GIRARD's piano store, corner Seventh and
J streets; largest stock in the city.
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MARRIED.

NEW YEARS our stores will remain closed.
Weinstock d Lubin.
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BORN,

Sacramento December 27-wife of JOS Arnold,
n daughter.
Sacramento, December 22-wife of j. E Gould,
daughter.
Nevada City, December .7-Wife of w. H. Mead,
a daughter
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To CALLERs.-New Years calling cards
at Lewis & Johnston's.
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CALL for Ruhstaller's Pilsener Felsen
Beer-the best made.
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NEw YEARS our stores will remain closed
Weinstock & Lubin.
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THE TyoLI-At the Tivoli the burlesque
and musical extravaganza will be presented
to-night. tomorrow at a matinee perform
ance, and tomorrow night for the last time