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Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-30
Good sanaritans.

MT. Charles E. Dewey conducted the Good Samaritans' meeting at Peck's Opera House last evening. Charles H. Fowler delivered an able and instructive address, advocating temperance not only in regard to beverages, but in eating and many habits. 'Temper- ance covers every virtue" The discourse was illustrated by several pleasing anecdotes. In closing the speaker quoted the following: ''To thy own self be true. and it must follow as the night the day thou can'st not then be false to any man."
 Mrs. Belle Howard gave recitation beauti- fully, entitled, 'His First Glass;" The reci- tstiOn was attentively listened to by the audi ence. Thomas orchestra furnished music Fourteen persons signed the pledge.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-30
A Coming Grand Union Picnic Of Ger
 man Societies.

man Societies.
 The grand picnic and summer midnighs's festival of the German societies in this city will be held, Monday, Aug. 4, at Sohuetzen Park Many societies from out of town will participate.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-30
Spstixl gotitss.
gustiaI AOtites.

 F. M. Brown & Co.,. A WEEK OF BARGAINS DH. " &ooDSy wish making their Dry Goods for the FLAGS! FLAGS! We large assortment Flags Bunting prices Bunting
 Ladies Cloak Department, Wa shall offer sterling Bargains
 Ladies Suit Department. comprises novelty the line of Spring and Sum Silk and Satin FoOlard White and Nainsook and Oriental N hmm hnela andem
 Millinery Department. greatly stock of stra" Goods advantages found in Black and Coored Silk Experiments, Representing 
 and will be offered the public in diff quoted by house in New England
 Black Dress Goods Department. Black s 1as s5 for pss and w sse Ts
  md prices COlOred Dress Goods Department deserving n but than nhalfth real value Muslin Underwear Department oft enosp s NewH examine immen prices Corset Department.
 
  lin the best secondo in nthecou ParasOl Department of eekwllp mo Ifoundi i the Housekeeping Goods Department. that fail to appreciate Now
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-30

We shall offer sterling Bargains imported Silk Wraps and Man material. .yithe trimmings.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-30
Ladies Suit Department.

 White DInd Null Nansook and Oriental N timn wihf andm
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-30
Gold Hands and Feet.
Hoods sarsapaPiua.

Sold by all druggists Price S1; or six for scaries. Towel. Mass. -.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-30
Millinery Department.

  remarkable advantages to be for | sin branch hof
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-30
FLAGS!
Ladies Cloak Departmer

large of Flags all sizes, in Cotton Bun prices Also Bunng ed White and Blue Ooors for decor
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san Francisco stock sales.


PACIFIC FRUIT COMPANY.-A new com.
pauy for the purchase, shipment, etc, Of
green and dried fruits Of all kinds. has
been organized at San Francisco, and in.
corporated under the name Of The Pacific
Fruit Company. As basis Of operation,
it has purchased the business of Howe &
Hall, Of San Francisco, whose place of bust.
ness in the past will be the headquarters
of the new company. n. X. Masten. of
San Francisco, is President of the com.
pany; Charles B Jennings, also of that
city, Treasurer, and NJ. T. Brewer. of Sac.
rSmentO Manager The Directors are w
G. Blackwood, of Hay wards; NJ. T. Brew er,
a. w. Bryant, Chicago; John Kleinhaus,
San Francisco; w. W. Cozzens, San Jose |;
Robert Howe. Charles B. Jennings and n.
X Maston, San Francisco, and c. Saville,
New York. 1t is announced that branch
Offices will be maintained at leading fruit
centers Of the State, one of which viii be
at Sacramento, aud it is understood that
John F. Farnsworth will be the company e
agent in this city. Eastern and foreign Of
fees are also named at st. Louis, Chicago,
New York, Sydney, n. S. w; London.
Eng Hongkong and Honolulu. All ad-
ditionsl facilities for shipment and dispo-
sal of California fruits abroad will increase
the demsnd, and be to the interests Of the
fruit.growers OF the State.
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is of the opinion that the man was hung in
spirit of pure cussedness by the rustler ele-
ment OF Gila river. who are anxious to bring
on trouble with the Mexicsns. A reward
will be offered by the Sheriff to-day for in.
formation leading TO the arrest OF the guilty
parties. Nicholas Oleuiu and his posse will
be taken before the Probate Judge in 500
knoxville to-day for the purpose of having a
hearing, and will then probably be released
on habeas corpus
Gone to Meet His Victim.
Tucson, December 31st.-A. J. Spencer.
who disemboweled H. W. Losell with knife
about six weeks since, and who was tried for
murder and acquitted on the I'D instant,
died of consumption to-day. He formerly
resided in Los Angeles, but came to Arizona
about seventeen years ago.
A small Fire.
CHARLESTON, December 31st. - At 3
O'Clock Sunday morning a fire was discov.
cred 10 the sleeping room of the Collector OF
Customs, ard soon everything in the room
was destroyed. The loss, however, was
light, with the exception of $500 of Govern
money, and rifle which had been presented
by the citizens of Charleston to 2. L. Child
at the time of the Indian outbreak last
spring,
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PASSENGER LIsTs.

CERLN, December 31st Passed here to-day, 10
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow ; j Beck, Missouri:
q. ". Grayson and wife, Kansas; Miss n. Baker,
3iss0ur; Governor John Daggett, Oakland.
EBwHALI December 3lst.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in San francisco tomorrow: a. Mailman,
San Francisco; II. Stillman, Sacramento Mrs. W.
Wilson, Tucson R. Wood, Nevada L. b. Steiues,
San Gabriel J. ". Brunswick, Los Angeles; Mrs
g. S. Keys, oakland; Mrs HOiskiDs, New York +;
Mrs. himbsii, A. +. Rodgers, Oakland Charles W
Pike, san Francisco, Mr.. Belmont, San Francisco
Charles Main and wife San Francisco; J. p. Ken
dail, New York; W. A. Langhon, San Francisco T.
c. Martin, San Francisco; A. solomon, Arizona /;
lion. J. p. Ames, Oakland; Lawrence f Crane, San
Francisco; +. J. Huse, Chicago; VIM. Reavis,
Napa; VIM. Shpley, san Francisco D. Weaver
San Francisco 2. Sumster and wife, Iowa L. He'd
rick, san Buenaveutura.
CABIN, December 5lst. Passed here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow ]. F. Parker Oak
land, Cal; f. 4. TilfoTd, New York; E. y. Bssell,
vermont; 4, f. Par5ous Detroit, Mich Mrs
1rbes Dakota Territory; Mrs. Sarah Record,
Canada 81 emigrants, TO arrive January ID.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
HoNpAy, December 3

MONDAY December 81, 1888.
DEPARTMENT ONE-ARNsrRoNG, Judge.
Estate Of Ella Robbins, deceased Contest settled
az modified
Estate OF Mary 4 Cross, deceasad-Samusl Cross
appointed administrator bond, $500
Estate 0f Charlotte Kicker, deceased Distribu,
ton ordered
Estate Of y. Messersmith, deceased-Hearng Of
final account continued one week.
Estate Of William Young, deceased-Salc Of real
estate confirmed and decree Of notice 10 creditors
Estate 0f Thomas u. Fowler, dCceased-Sa,e Of
personal property confirmed.
Estate o. a. J. Nordyke. deceased-Decree of dis
tnbutou and settlement Of estate granted.
Estate OF George Scheibel, dcceased-Fnal &C
count settled and decree u distribution granted.
Estate OF A. NJ Tullis, dectased-Decree Of distri-
button granted
Estate II Luther X. Hummer, disqualification
for setting aside personal property and making fam
iy ALLOWANCE and sale OF personal property granted.
Estate Of Digory Hobbs Decree OF due notice to
creditors.
tsts.s u Lavina Hobbs-Same order.
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H. D. vAHDERCooK,
Architect, Contractor and Builder, South.
west Corner Fifteenth and Streets

Duriug the past year Sacramento has enjoyed
what might be termed I" building BOOM Among
those who have constructed over $4,000 worth of
buildings, H. D. Vandercook is found in the front
rank. He has reputation earned by merit, and
as an architect contractor and builder has supe
rior in the city. Unlike other contractors of Sacra-
meuto, Mr. Vapdercook has mill fitted up with
the latest and bestimproved style of machinery,
and does all his own mill work. He is thoroughly
practical understands his business, even to the
smallest detail and owing to his superior knowledge
and facilities can figure closer on building contracts
than can any other contractor in Sacramento Dur
ing the past year Mr. Ysndereook has erected thirty
buildings and each one IS an advertisement Of his
class Of work He will not use poor material nor
employ cheap labor, but goes on that broad princi
pe that the best is the cheapest. His office is at his
planning mil, southwest corner of Fifteenth and
streets, Sacramento.
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COMMERCIAL.
Sacramento Produce Earkss-wholssale
corrected daily for the RECORD UMon.i


FRUr-Lemons, Sicily, SHE'S . case: Oranges,
California, 81 2592 so . box new crop, s4G5; Mex.
lean Oranges, s. 5093 . 100; Lines, 81 25Gi 30;
Bananas, IS b094 . lunch; Pineapples, se@S y
dozen Cocoanuts, S9s . 100; Apples, 81 6o92
. box; Pears, 81 25@2 . box Cranberries, SIC so
el7 so . Dbl.
YBos1AsLss - Potatoes, 6ocasl 80; Onions,
75c@sl 10; Cauliflower, 9oc9S1; Cabbage, esq
75c; Carrots, 6o@75c y hundred; Iurnips,
Coo q sack bunch vegetables, I2sc = dor
Parsnips, lc; Beets, 1c; Horse Rsdish, 6@7c > n
Arichokes, 75c dozen; Jerusalem AItchokes
St94c z n Sweet Potatoes, IS 259S so Celery
coarse q doz; Garlic, 3lG4c; Nevada Potatoes,
81 %.
transformation, IS IS . BARREL Oatmeal,
IS y loo ns, latter for Eastern Cornmea, yell
low, q 20; white, g so; Cracked Whest, s. Is.
PorJTRY-Live Turkeys, 2l@22c y n; dressed,
9692Sc; full grown Chickens, s7@7 80 2 dozen (;
young boosters, s495 2 dozen; BIoilers, sS95 !;
tame Ducks, IS 50d9; Geese, 81 SoG2 . psiT (;
Eggs, choice lots, S59374c 9 dozen.
GAMS-Hare, 81 75g2; Rabbits, sl9l SO; NAL
lard Ducks, S 5o94 q doz; Teal, SI@1 so & doz /;
sprigs, S292 so q doz; Quail, 81 25a1 SO . doz
DAIRY PRoDUcrs-Butter, choice, S23SS7ic . N /;
mixed lots, In rolls, 2SSS0c; Cheese, California,
from l7@lss; Western, fats, I6al7c; Marn's
MAArs-Beef, sa9c; Mutton, sac, . n Lamb, ss
&c; Pork, $685.; Veal small calves lO@llc; large Sc
Hay, GRAM AND FsxD-o.t hay, Sl2Gl4 = ton ;
Alfalfa hay, sSGe y ton; bran, . ton. Sl7 ;
ntddlIngs, so . ton; barley, whole, go q ton I;
81 10 ; tame oats, g; com. q 65 q cwt.
PIN FRuTrs-Aseorted, 24.n cans, doI. 81 IS I;
assorted, gallon cans, s.; Peaches. si-D cans.
%; Portland BlueherrisS. s.n cans. - whoy
t'eberres 81 IS; Capital Asparagus, 81 so . dozen
cans.
DKnD FRUTs-Apples, sliced, 9al0c = D; do
4aaTtered, sSSc; pesrs, peeled, 7≻ do, uI-
oeeled. 495c; PluDs, pitted. lj9l6c; Peaches,
l19l2tc; do peeled, 1890; PrInes, German and
french. l3Sl5ci BlackberTies, 10 3!7c; Figs, Cali.
fornia, 16Sc 3 D.
TABLE FRuITs-Assorted, 2&-Eb cans, . dor, % so {;
Peaches, 81 Cos Bartlett Pears, 50 so Piums 81 65 ;
BisokberHes, % 9o93; Gooseberries, So 26 Straw
berries, s. rs; Apricos 81 IS Muscat Grspeg 81 So
Red Currants, IS %; Cherries % TO-
HIsosLLASsoUs-Seeds 99l0c; Timothy,
Eastern, 79s, . 4 Oregon, 7G3c Pop Corn, case
b RED Clover IA 9l5o; RED Top II q l24c; Nuts
English Wa!nuts, 9t@1oo; California Walnuts,
l0&llc; Almonds, 15&l6c Peanuts, Eastern, Ga
lOc; Peanuts, California, 7dSc; Lard california;,
cans, lac; Eastern, l6GlSc; HIDES. salt light aud
medium. SS9o, and heavy, 99l0c dry, lSc !;
TAllow, Tic; Hops, Offering at l59lsc = b
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neous matter which comes into our atmo :
phere and refracts the red rays Of the SUB.
What the matter is, it is impossible to say !;
but it is not the result of volcanoes or earth
quskes.
1.-THE Old Boys" in New York.
NEW YORK, December 31st.-The ninth
annual banquet of the California Pioneer
Association Of this city will be held January
18th. at Clsrk's. A number of prominent
people have accepted invitations.
The Coming Council-A New Bishop.
CINCINNATI, December S1st. = A Rome
cable special says Archbishop Gibbons, Of
Baltimore. will preside at the Council at
Baltimore in November next.
Monsignor Deminicus Msrcuy, Vicar Apos.
tolic of Brownsville, Tex, has been ap-
pointed Bishop of Mobile. Ala.
A Preacher Susted from His Pulpit.
NEW HAVEN Conn, December S1st.-
Rev. Mr.. Stansberry. the new pastor of the
Bethel African NJ E. Church. was yesterday
forcibly elected from the pulpit by two
deacons, who have secured minister more
to their liking. Prosecutions for assault will
follow.
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GREAT CLEARANCE AND MARK DOWN SALE
FED HOUSE /


Re preparing WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT
"A. open public
display better bargains than has been good
procure will this display
manner enabling all with
glance quality and of all goods plain,
will the entire length breadth
Department. hundred sixty and
during We have preparation
GOODS. of which shall place sale
WEDNESDAY days. following
DRESS GOODS BLANKETS, sHEETINs, etc Others will be
day entire stock has been represented
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
WooDBURN g. BARNES.
Successors to E. L. Billings & Co, Imp TT.
ers and Wholesale Dealers ia Wines,
LIQUORS. Etc Alt K Street.

Liquors, Etc, Alt 4 Street.
In review Of the leading business houses Of
Sacramento this house is to be placed in the front
rank. 1t successfully conducts very large bust
ness, and the firm, by personal endeayors and bus.
energy, has greatly aided in placing the Sacra-
mento market in the proud position it to-day &C.
cupies. This house dates back 1852 and is recog
nzed as pioneer firm. They occupy brick build
ing OF two stories in size, 25xs0 feet, and this is
kept constantly full of stock. The house imports
all kinds OF approved wines, liquors and corlias;
also the best known kentucky whlskies-from
twelve to fifteen brands They have also in con-
nection with the above brands a large assortment
OF all kinds OF foreign and domestic wines and
orandies on hand the prices OF which as reason
able as any house on the coast; also California
wines from the best manufacturers. The storage
room under the control OF the fl M the personal at
tenton given to the business by the members of the
firm the light expensesincurredf for conducting bust
ness here enables this house to do business which
offers peculiar advantages, and is an inviting
one for the trade. This firm commands
stanty increasing trade throughout the rapidly ex-
tending area Of the Sacramento market, and enjoys
all the advantages peculiar to the location OF the
city, such as less amount Of fixed capital required
as against the market Of the metropolis absence of
wharf rates, speed of shipments, ease of stowage
and handling OF stock lessened local expenses and
the climatic advantages incident to Sacramento's
geographical location. The firm, composed of W.
r. Barnes and James Wcodburn, is one of the best
known on the coast, and its members enjoy a high
reputation for business ability and the conduct of
house which annually draws to it more and more OF
patronage The business Of the house is constantly
increasing In volume and area outside Of the city,
and carries also heavy local trade Its trade ex-
tends throughout California, Arizona, Nevada and
Oregon The firm pays special attention to letters
Of inquiry regarding their line Of business. James
Woodburn is perhaps better known throughout Cal
iforniA than any dealer in the State. He visits all
his customers at least once year. Mr.. Barnes was
formerly merchant at Revele, in Nevada, where
he was engaged in merch .ndising for fourteen
wears When boys, WOODBURY. and Barnes went to
school together in Nashus, " II. Less than a year
ago Mr. Barnes purchased the interest in the firm
which belonged to the estate of f. L Billings, de.
ceased. The firm, as now composed, have unlim-
tied capital have replenished the large stock with
the finest imported goods, and intend to maintain
the well-established reputation OF the old house.
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UTAH.
Prosperity OF the Territory.

SALT LAKE, December Slst.-The TriJune's
annual report upon Utah and adjoining Ter
ritories shows increased prosperity and
growth. The total bullion product Of the
Pacific coast is placed at S65, 600, 900. Utah
produced IS, 600, 900 the past year. The to-
tai for the Territory since the opening of the
mines by the Gentiles is so, 900, 900. Utah's
population is Is 600, en- increase of 1000
since 1880. New buildings erected in the
eisy the psst year, 900, costing 81, 500, 600.
Miles Of railroad constructed. 143. Mormon
migrants for the year, 5000. Assessed val
uatiou of the Territory, $50, 900, 900.
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RAINFALL IN TRINITY COUNTY.

The opening of the northern portion of the
State to settlement as evidenced by the ex-
tension of the California add Oregon Rail.
road, and the inquiries concerning lands in
that region for various uses, renders the
amount Of annual rainfall of that division of
the State q subject of interest and value to
the prospector. We therefore give below, by
months and seasons, the amount of rainfall
and melted snow which has been precipitated
at Weaverville, Trinity county, from July l,
1871, to December %. 1888, as reported by
George E. Noonan, and furnished by Sergeant
BarRick
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san Francisco Produce Markst
SAN FRASoIsOo. December Sis

san FRANCIsCO. December 3lst
FLOUR-There is fair business reported Best
City Extra, IS 1896; medium grades, 81 S5G5 S7I :;
shipping superfne, 81 5O94 70 g Dbl
WHEAT-Practically there is no market. shippers
not doing anything, unless the occasional pur-
chase of few hundred tons can be considered as
representing business. Both private and public ad-
vices from England agree in the statement that the
situation at that center is gloomy. Offerings were
said to be large, viii the inquiry was anything but
sharp or general. Possibly, after the turn of the
new year, matters may begin to shape more favor
ably for Liverpool holders, in which event the as
pect Of matters here will correspOndngly improve
In all last week only two grain vessels took out
clearance papers for Europe showing that exporters
are not hurrylng cargOes to sea. No. shipping is
quotable at 81 774dl 50 q ct while higher prices
nave TO be gwen Tor cholce milling parcels.
AT the Produce Exchange call session business was
limited to sales Of 300 tons No. White. buyer sea
son, in lots, at the uniform price Of 81 81 9 ctl
Closing bids were
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CELERY, PEFF AND IRoN.-The celebrity
att,,ied ny DR.. Henley's Extract Of Celery,
Beef anl Ir.n. in giving relief to the de.
rllita,ei and nervous has never been sur
passed by any compound in so short time,
It is invaluable to nervous men and women,
Its curative and building-up effects On sys-
TENS weakened by disease are truly marvel
Gus. Tuthill, Cox & Co., 537 Clay street,
San Francisco, are the manufacturers.
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san Francisco nrsar Market.

Following are rates for whole cArcasses from
slsughterers TO dealers:
BRSP-First quality, s!@e,; second quality, ia
Sc: third quality, 61@s7c y n.
vsAL-Jarge calves, S!!fr9c small ones, sSI0ic
9 r.
MUTros-wethers are quotable at 5a5ic, and ewes
at 4d4lc 2 D.
LAMB-Spring Guotable at 76Sc n
PoRK-Lve Hogs, 5id6c for hard grain hogs on
foot dressed do, 73aSc . II.
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Hanged Ont of "Purc Cussedness."
CLIFTON, December 3lss.-The Coroner re-
turned from Duncan last night The verdict
If the jury was that the Mexican found
hanged TO a tres near that place came to his
death at the hands Of unknown parties, It
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Harry, you ought not to throw away
nice bread like that; you NAV want it some
day." "Well, mother, should stand any
better chance of getting it then if ate it
now ?"
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Married,
SACRAMENTO CITY,

SACRAMENTO CITY
Dec 2-Lewis Dickey to Naomi DckeY.
Patrick Cahill TO Josephine Kinesely,
William Newton to Mary W. Lowe.
civilian NJ Sparks to Iva FL Allen.
s-Frederic II. Schmidt to Margaret Behrens.
10-Wil A. Gum to Lima NJ. Moore.
I2-TheOdore Il. Quaas TO Carrie F. Hebron.
l2-Thos Percival Ross to Mary Miliken.
16-Henry S. Brink TO Lena Smith.
19-Thos. 0strander to Alice l.. Green.
20-J. p. Flanuingham to Lizzie Costello.
20-John P. Grandi to Clara st. Denis.
24-Lews L, Deckeman TO Lottie X. Kupfer.
25-Chas Z. Lehman to Liz G A. OFT
25-E. A. Meyers to Mrs. Kate McElheane.
rs George T. Wayland to Lille May Clark.
25-H. n Nichols TO Lucy Jane Eddy.
30-Frauk D. Woodward to ORA Hammond.
SACRAMENTO COUNTY,
Dec s-Mormon Island, F. II. Schmidt and Mar
garet Behreas.
Dec. 19-Elk Grove, c. B. Bandy to H. B CASTILLO.
2O-Deer Greek, L. Nj. Oakley to E. N. Saul.
25-BrightOn, Ira B. Fenton to Emma r..
Chatield.
25-Brighton P. NJ. Robinson to Lizzie H.
Kelly.
25-Elk Grove, James l. Mitchell to Jessie A.
Rcden.
EEK Grove, c. Y. Osborn to F. " Parker.
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ANNUAL RECORD

OF Marriages, Births, Deaths and
Divorces.
There will be found on page IL of this issue
a list of the marriages, births, deaths and
divorces in Sacramento city and county, for
the period from January l to November 30,
1885, inclusive. The following is for the
month of December and completes the rec
ord for the year
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Divorces,

,e, 6-Ida Gaffney from Dennis ". Gaffney.
John Young from Mary f. Young.
IS. 4. Reeves from John A. Reeves.
10 Joseph Anderson from Alice d. Andersen.
PA. A Wood from Phiander Wood
l9-Hattie A. Graves from James II. Graves.
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In Paris the Bernhardt Colombier incident
ia given fresh interest by the announcement
that book, entitled "Msrie Colon bier, by
Sarah Bsrnum," viii shortly be published.
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Died,
SACRAMENTO CITY.

SACRAMENTO CITY.
Dec. Edward W. Lotus, years.
Joseph Rose, s. years.
mabel II. Platt, year, ) months, Is days.
S-Ellen P. Curren. a years.
Sauna Frey, months.
9-Richard Fox. O. years.
9-Meinard KAHN, 32 years, 10 months, Is dys.
1l-Mrs. Sarah Gallagher, 100 years
12-Mrs Esther Miller, 46 yrs, 8 mo-, ds.
l6-Mrs. Ellen E. Hantzmal,, a y, m, 10 d.
19-Patrick Filand. 40 years, IL months, 5 dys.
19-Mrs Eleanor Siddell, 50 yrs, 5 mos dys.
2l-Eugene NJ. Cronan, years, 6 months
2l-Nies Nelson is years, months, u days.
25-Howard Elmer Cook, years. , days.
26-Trena Constant q years.
2S-John II. Wilson, 90 years.
2S-MilO D. Homer 8 years, months.
2S-Mrs. D. Finador 81 years.
29-Mrs. Ella 0'Connell, SO years.
Emma Arnold. % years, months, 81 dy 8.
30-Annie L. Parker, 10 years
SACRAMENTO COUNTY.
Dec 10-Elk Grove, James Buckner, IS years.
24-Michigsn Bar, Henry Hilton.
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Exports Of apecie 20 China from San Fran.
cisco in December embraced 69l 900 Mexican
dollars. valued at 1929 662; 64l, 900 ounces
fine silver. valued at S69S, 695. and SOS, 065
in gold coin.