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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

The Tehama Democrat makes an appeal
for more white hOuse-serYantS.
San Luis Obispo is to have an extensive
tannery added to its industries early next
spring.
The Legislature at its coming session
will be urged to establish an asylum for
the blind.
Whalers along the south coast are pre-
pared for the spring catch. The whales are
running south now
The Virginia City Enterprise predicts great
trouble in mail carrying III the Sierras, on
account of heavy snow-slides.
The castings for the artesian well at Mare
Island are nearly all in, and operations for
drilling the well still deeper will be re-
sumed i'll a few days.
-Four towns-Cgafton, Lugonia, Redlands
and Brookside, in San Bernardino county.
are to be consolidated under the name OF
East San Bernardino.
The Bradford Sash and Door Factory, in
Tuolunne county, turned out 10000 doors
last year. The factory will be kept running
on sugar pine all winter.
The Childs addition to Los Angeles is
valued in town lots at $4,000, and is as
sessed for toxation for $1,000, on which
account the Porcaplae entereth demurrer.
Some thirsty individual in Virginia City
last week drank up the contents of a hand
grenade. The little green decanter was too
great temptation for some fellow with a
fire inside
Santa Rosa Division, No. 49, Knights of
Pythias, have decided TO attend the Grand
Lodge of their Order to be held at Los
Angeles i'll April next This Division will
attend at least thirty members strong.
Tuolumne Democrat: Some poor, miser-
able, God-forsaken thief entered the Baptist
Church at this place Saturday night and
stole the dimes which the little children
had deposited in jug to procure little
presents for Christmas tree.
James Slattery, retired middle-weight
pugilist, works in the North Star mine at
Grass Valley. Last Tuesday seven hard
hitlers from Boston Rayine went up to
give James a flashing. Now they have
had him arrested for whipping the entire
party
News reached Oakland Monday that the
town of Alyarado, in Washington town
ship in the lower portion of Alameda
county, was under water, owing to the eX-
ceedingly heavy rains For Alyarado to be
deiuged is nothing new, for so sure as a
heavy rain falls 50 sure is the town to be
oVpr;lOwed
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SOCIAL AND Personal.

Mrs. J. E. Dawson, of Colfax, is visiting
friends here
]. A. Lawrence, of Lincoln, visited the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Win. J. Davis left yesterday to visit
friends at Niles.
Mrs. C. n. Nelson has returned from a
visit 20 San jose.
A. E. Shattuck, Deputy Secretary of
State, has gone to Sonoma.
Mrs. Fred Prentice, of San Francisco, is
visiting her family in this city.
State Prison Director Hendricks went up
to Oroville yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. r. Wilkinson came up from the
Bay yesterday, going to Marysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Lyon came
back yesterday from San Francisco.
Senator J. Reuter- and wife returned
home yesterday from San Francisco.
Mrs. James J. Ayers and Mrs. D. W Gel
wieks returned yesterday from Oakland.
Miss Ida Miller left yesterday for visit
to friends in Benicia and San Francisco.
DIR. J. R. Lame was among the passen-
gers for San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. J. w Reeves and daughter have
gone to San Francisco, to spend the holt
days.
Mrs L. H Mead of San Juan, is spend
ing the holidays with her sister, Mrs. L, 2.
Scott, of this city.
C. B. Culver, Assemblyman- elect from
Iolo county, was in town yesterday, but
returned to Woodland.
Mrs. c. c. Carroll, of this city. arrived
home yesterday, after a visit of several
weeks to Red Bluff and Tehama.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Mrs. S. P. kingsbeTy and three
children, Mrs. L. A. White, Idaho; j. A.
Lawrence and wife, Lincoln John T. Ma
lone San Francisco; H. Vinton, wife and
two children, W. R. Wilkins, Logan Paul,
J. w. Kali, IL. Paulekich, Mrs. II. NJ.
Lewes, New York.
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MERCHANDISE REPORT.
The following freight passed Ogden De
cember 2lst:

The following freight passed Ogden De.
cember 2lst:
For Sacramento-A. Dennery & Co., !
box and casks tlmblerS j. o. Eastwood
3 cases books; J. T. Stoll, 3 boxes hard
ware; i. L. Lewis IL Co., l tierce crocllery
George Eewton, case upholstery goods
A. A. Van VOORHEES, d Co, bundles
leather Hobby & Smith, 20 tubs; L. G
English. 6 cases stamped ware; Mebius
Co., 10 barrels syrup; Huntington, Hop
kins & Co., 103 bundles axes; Hall, Luhr>
& Co, 80 kegs fish Lindley Il Co., 10 butt,
tobacco, 10 cases canned goods; Adams
Mcneil Il Co., 20 butts tobacco.
For Nevada City. j. OFT, tub cheese
a. L., barrel whisky
For Grass Falley-W. c. s., barre
whisky.
For Stockton-Thomas H. Sclby & Co.
u boxes bolts; c. B. Raus & Co, > case:
dry goods Austin Bros, 100 crates lard.
For Galt-Whittaker & Ray. case;
boots and shoes
For Red Bluff. O. jarrett, boxes
hardware, / Lundle primers, > cases ak
handles, box stamped ware.
For Single Springs-A. w. Brown,
saving machines.
For Auburn-Wm. Prosser, box Looks
For Marysvile-Rideout & Smith. l bale
blankets; /. G, English 8 bundles calk
steel
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,burch at Brownsburg. Hendricks county


Church at Brownsburg, Hendricks county
has brought suit against Father Sherman
Aldering, of this city, for $4,000, for libel.
Donovan was removed from the church at
Brownsburg by the Bishop. and subse-
quently Aldering published history of
the Catholic Church of the diocese of Vim
cennes, in which was printed the following
regarding the Brownsburg church Rev.
Denis ODonovan came next, and remained
in spite of the Bishop. and to the great
scandal of Catholics" This statement is
the basis of the suit.
Outrageous Conduct of Cowboys.
SAN ANToEIA, December 24th-Yester-
day evening as the East-bound passenger
train ON the Southern Pacific was nearing
The bridge crossing the Pecos river, a NUM-
Der of torpedoeS exploded on the track
causing the engineer TO stop the train. Six
cowboys boarded the train with drawn
revolyers and compelled the conductor TO
stop at Langtry, the next small station. At
Langtry twenty more cowboys boarded
and took possession of the train. They
were all more or less under the influence
of liquor, amused themselves by
shooting out all the window
lights and lamps, and terrorizing the
passengers generally. As the train passed
the small stations thecowboys would shove
their heads out of the broken windows and
shout and yell. a passing freight train
was saluted in the same manner. Several
hundred shots were fired, and the roofs OF
the cars were riddled. They robbed the
train boy of his stock of peanuts and can
dies, but, SO far as known, nobody was
shot. Judge Falon, United States District
Attorney Evans and Sheriff White were
among the passengers, but thought it best
not to make their identity known. The
gang left the train at Uvalde, after riding
over sixty miles.
Another Billiard Match Proposed.
CHICAGO, December 24th-W II. Cation,
of ST. Louis, who beat Ed. Mclaughlin, OF
Philadelphia, in a match of 5000 points,
straight rail billiards, in this city, last
week, to-day received a challenge from
Randolph Heiser, of New York, to play a
balke-line line match in New York to toss
for choice of table Cation says if he will
allow him his choice of tables he will play
him for 81 600 side, and take $3.50 for his
expenses to play in New York.
Another Victory for the Women.
WASHINGTON, December 9th. = The
Board of Trustees of the Columbian Uni
versty, of this city, at Il special meeting,
upon the unanimous recommendation OF
the Faculty of its medical department. de-
cidod to admit women to study medicine
in the institution, with all the privileges OF
instruction accorded to male students.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Filled necemher %. 1881 ]

Filed December 20. 1851
August S, lsSl-Susan j. Fenton TO John \.
Parker-Section Is, township north, range 7
east; 1000.
December IS, 1S3l-John A. Parker to J. F. and
j. NJ. DaVlS-Same property as above; $4,000.
Filed December %, 1854
September 90 1SS4-R. s Carey to Pacific Elec-
trio Light Company-Part of lot 3, II and /,
Fifth and Sixth streets; $500.
Filled December22, 1881
November %, lSS4-lsaac Lasky, Mary Armer
and Esther Alkus to Minnie Lasky-EaSt half of
north half OF lot /, NJ and \, Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets; south half of north half of
south half, and the north / feet of south quar-
ter of the east three-quarters of lot I, J and X,
Seventh and Eighth streets; north . feet OF
south % feet of lot l. y and o, Third and Fourth
streets; 5000.
Filed December 23 1884.
December %, lS34-Mary Loclett and George
Cooper to Asa LoW-South half of southeast
quarter of section %, township north, range j
east; s., 800.
November Il, 1sSl-F. NJ. Shepler to VI. L. 7.
Shepler-South half of section 81, and west halt
of southwest quarter of section 80, township S
north, range east.
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Another Billiard Match Proposed.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Heavy Failure.

LONDON, December 24th.-Ingall, Phillips
& Co, whartingers, have failed Liabilities,
100000 The assets will exceed that
amount.
Lower Rates for Gable Messages.
LONDON, December 24th.-The old Cable
Company has reduced tolls to the figures
established by the Commercial Cable Com
pany-4O cents per word for general bust
ness messages to Great Britain and France,
20 cents for plain press messages, trans
mitted in their regular order, and 10 cents
for deferred press business.
Emperor williams Physician Dead.
BERLIN, December 24th-Grimm, body
physician of the Emperor, is dead. DIR.
Grimm was the originator of the sanitary
system of the German military authorities
The Pope Evidently Troubled with Dys-
pepsia.
ROME December 24th-The Pope, reply
ing TO the Christmas congratulations of his
Cardinals, deplores the abnormal position
of the Papal See, vigorously censured the
Protestants for their Vaccinations, deplores
the general impunity allowed by the pres
ent state laws, and the unworthy insinua-
tons of the liberal press when the founda-
ton of a cholera hospital by the Vatican
was announced, and denounced the divorce
law submitted 10 the Chamber of Deputies.
Gelmany's Historian.
BERLIN, December 24th.-The eighty
ninth birthday of Professor Leopold Won
Banlle, the historian, was recognized by
testimonials from all points of Germany.
Murder Confessed.
Moscow, December 24th.-A Frenchman
confesses that Sarah Becker, the Jewish
girl for whose murder a man named Miro
nowitch was last week sentenced to ten
years imprisonment at hard labor, was
killed by himself and an accomplice named
Bezalk.
DisorderIy Elections.
PANAMA, December 24th.-Considerable
disturbance occurred during the elections,
and several persons We're killed and
wounded.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

You can't afford to laugh, dear girls,
Unless your teeth are white as pearls
Unless your mouth is pink and sweet,
And your two lips in rosebuds meet;
And you cannot supply this want
But through the use of SOZODONT
fao6 1yTuThS
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-Armstrong, Judge

WEDNESDAY, December 2i, 1884.
People VS.. J. II. Mckune ct aL-Judgment of
the lower Court reversed and action dismissed.
People vs. Frank Fairchild-Continued until
next Monday
Department Two-NcFarland, Judge.
County Of Sacramento vs.. J. T. CardWell-
Argued and submitted.
Matilda Russell VS.. Vim. II. Russell-Default
of defendant entered.
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~ RrcnRn=ITs1oN Is AZ onLu manner d

TIE REcoRD-U NIoN is the only paper on
the coast, outside of San Francisco, that re-
ceives the tpH Associated Press dispatches
from all parts OF the acorld. Outside Of San
Francisco 1t } as no competition, IN point q
Numbers, IA is home and general circulation
throughout The coast.
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

L. P. FISHER is Sole Agent for this paper in
San Francisco and vicinity. He is authorizes
to receive advertisements and subscriptions, and
collect for the same. Rooms 81 and %, Mer-
chants Exchange.
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WHAT are we to believe this people are
coming TOP Here is the Board of Trustees
of the Napa State Asylum for the Insane
demanding that third asylum be built
south of the bay and not far from the city
of san Francisco" They declare that it
is an absolute necessity, and that the pres
ent asylums are overcrowded. Here we
are with less than 100000 people OF all
classes and ages, and with two very large
insane asylums filed to overlooking, and
enough over to nearly Ell third. Is it
not about time to inquire where a brake
can be applied to the causes of insanity.
THE REcoRD-USIoN desires to place on
record the sincerity of It's Judgment of the
enterprise Of its local contemporary. Its
not the mere couventionality of courtesy
that leads us to say that the Christmas
number of the Ereaing Bee does credit in
all respects to the publishers. 1t contains
great deal of useful and interesting mat
ter, and speaks in strong terms of the bust
ness stability of community in which
such journalistic enterprise is possible.
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"He jests at sears who never felt q
wound" Those who are wounded use Redding'
Russia Salve. Oll-1yTuThS
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Rurnett's Cocoaine softens the hair when
harsh and dry; soothes the irritated scalp:
affords the richest luster; prevents the hair
growth d2-lmTuThS
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The above explains itself aud corrects the
false statement now being published in an adj
Vertisemeut that these parties had. years ago,
severed their connection with the genuine
MathuShck Piano Company. of New Haven
Connecticut. 10 remains 10 be seen whether
ialSehood VIII yet brazen itself through or not.
dl6-2p JOHN T. COOPER.
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Canary Birds for sale at No. 1112 f
street Sacramento. d22-1m%
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Or. La Mars' Seminal Pills cure all cases of
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Loss of
Mental and Physical Vigor, Impotency, Inyol-
untary Emissions and all disorders caused by
veg-indulgence, Indiscretion and Abuse. DR..
La Mars Pills are no mere Temporary Stimu-
liant, but completely Restorative Tonic They
build up the whole system, strengthen and re-
store the sexual organs, and give new lease of
life-with power to enjoy ito all who expe-
rienee the blessed benefits of their potent power.
Price 81 so per bottle. Sent by mail on receipt Of
price, or by Express, c. o. D. Address all or
ders, A. McBOYLE & CO., Druggists, San Fran
CISCO T. o. Box 1852. holm
i. Lamet, French Bakery, street, be-
tween 18th and 18th. All kinds of Bread Pies
and Cakes. The only genuine French bread. o9-6m
Lunoborg's Perfume, Edna.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose.
Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily of the Valley.
mrS-lv
Come. and be Cured-the Lame, Eeaf
and Blind by the Great Magnetic Healer, MRS.
DIR. WILLIAMS, at the Oxygen Depot 627
street. Treatment free to the poor from 9 to 10
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HOME AND ABROAD.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE RrcoRD-usros.l
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CORRESPONDENCE.

MATHUSBEK PIANO MANUFACTURING COMPANY, !
New HAVEN {Ct.), December &, 1881. (
Mr.. John L. Cooper, Sacramento, Cal:
DEAR SIR-Your esteemed favor of the 18th
nit. is received. Neither Hugo MathuShek or
sNinkeldey ever worked for Us q day nor was
seither one ever III any way connected with this
company. This company has been uuder the
ssame management it is now for sis teen years.
Wehave your telegram for two style "C's., and
Eve ship them both to-day With thanks for the
same we remain waiting your further valued
4 avors. Yours, very respectfully,
4 NArHUSHEK PIANO MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
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i. La,net, French Bakery, j street, be-
tween 18th and 18th. All kinds of Bread, Pies
and Cakes. The only genuine French bread. o9-6m
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LONDON, December 24th.-Ingall Phillips
& Co, whartingers, have failed Liabilities,
100000 The assets will exceed that
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WAsHINGToS, December 24th.-Scnatol
Pendleton to-day favoraby reported from
the Foreign Affairs Committee the bill in.
troduced by him to repay China the re.
maindeT OF the Chinese indemnity fund
now in possession of the State Department
In their report on the bill the committee
say the amount paid by China was largely
in excess of all just demands against thai
Government, and every Administration
since this fact was ascertained has earnestly
recommended the repayment Of that ex,
cess. The committee concurs in this view
and says that ii believes the wisest policy
on the part of this Government is to dea
with transparent justice, and even liberal
ity, in its intercourse with all nations
especially those of another race and civil
izatiou.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

NLUNIE BUILDING, NORTHEAST CORNER
" Eighth and K. Rooms single or in suites.
Street Cars pass from the Depot every five min
utes. House strictly frst-class.
d25-1m MRS. GRICE, Proprietress.
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Methodist Minister Missing.

New YORK, December 24th.-Rev-John
r. Thompson, of Grace Methodist Church,
Brooklyn, who has been missing since the
9Th instant, and was supposed to have lost
his reason and wandered off, has been
traced to Jersey City. where he drew 81, 800
from bank The detectives think he has
gone to California or New Mexico, to buy a
farm.
Ore Priest Sued by Another FOR Libel.
INpIANAPoLrs, December 9TH Rev.
Denis 0'Donoyan, ex-pastor of the Catholic
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Cable Rates Reduced

WASHINGTON, December 24th-Repre-
sentative Randall will leave Washington
next Saturday afternoon at o'clock for
Louisville, Ky. He will arrive there Sun
day and remain until Monday night, when
he will 90 to Nashville. arriving on the $50
train. There he will remain until January
ID, when he will visit Birmingham, Ala,
and thence go to Chattanooga, returning to
this city on the 18th of January Mr.. Ran
dali will make speeches in the four cities
that he proposes to visit
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Masonic Temple Partially Burned.

CINCINNATI, December 24th.-The Ma
sonic Temple, large building fronting OF
Third street, was partially burned thi.
morning. The Temple is the property o
Nova Caesarea Lodge Of Masons, was built
at cost of 100000, and is insured fol
S125000-much more than enough to cover
the loss on the building. The principal
item of loss is that OF the Scottish Rite
whose property was on the third and fourth
floors. Their loss is estimated at $4,000 tc
900. Enoch T. Carson's Masonic libra
ry, worth $4,000 and containing many
works impossible TO replace, was wholly
lost, uninsured. The losses to the Other
Lodges were not so heavy.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-18
MIDDLEBURY. VT. APRIL IS, 1884,
Sounfg S1eps.
BritlpOrt.

Rev. NJ. Il. France has gone to confer
enCe.
Mrs. !. y. Spaulding of West Bridport
is quite sick.
John Withcrcll has moved into the res
idence of the late IL. n. Soilace.
Lyman johnson, who has been quite
sick. is able to be out doors.
The auction at the residence Of the late
John Hamilton, last Saturday, was well
attended.
It is rumored that DR.. Townsend has
accepted Il call to another place. 1t is
hoped by his patients that it is only a
rumOr.
n. Cane and family left this week for
New \ ork city, to live. May they have
as many friends there IA they leave here.
is our best wish.
At a communication of Morning sun
Lodge. No. >, Brdport. held on the 9th
inst, the following resolutions were
adopted, and the secretary instructed to
cause the same to be printed in the cOun-
ty papers:
WHEREAS. In the removal of our beloved
brother, Henry n. Sollace, from our midst VT
recognize a dispensatiOn OF the Great Architect
of the Universe" to which we bow with humble
submission. In his deCease we are sensible o
the loss of valued brother, viewing it AS al
event of no ordinary misfortune, not to us AS 8
fraternity alone, but to the community in whicl
he had for so long been an honored and usetu
citizen therefore,
ResOiUei, That we take tins method of show Ing
| our respect for our deceased brother, and tina
the secretary furnish copy OF this resolution Il
the family of him whose memory fingers sadly
| yet brightly with us.
| WHEREAS, 1t having been the divine Will O
| Him in whom we put our trust to take from us
Brother Jonas y. smith, one of our oldest ant
| most respected members, and one whose grea
| zeal for and enthusiastic love of our order viii
ever be remembered by us with pleasure; there
| fore,
ReSOiUed, That we make this expression of the
deep regard we hold for the memory OF our deat
brother, and we sincerely cOndole with his he
reaved widow to whom the secretary viii trans
init copy OF this resolution.