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Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
Death of a wen Known n.s.ne,

David Woelpper, formerly well known
cattle dealer Ia this city, but who for q
number OF years past has been engaged
IN the butehering business In Philadel
Phis, has died in that city, aged az years
ne was an uncle Of David W. Chandler,
formerly engaged In business In this
city Mr.. WoSlpper leaves considerable
property, among It being q fine farm near
Chadd's Ford where be resided during
the sum mer.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

Elizabeth Bullock, widow Of the late
Jacob Bullock, died st No. East
T wenty Second street last evening III
the 9th year of her sge. Some three
years ago she had q psralytic stroke,
which prevented her from attending
to the active duties OF life. Shs leaves
several children. Her funeral will
take place at o'clock Monday inter
ment at MI. Lebanon Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
Deees'd

Charles johnson,
man, 924 Walnut sire
night, In the Goth yes
was q prominent car.
nine years aRo, but ~, '|
stroke about that U, 4
able afterwards to ch;
ness. He was q COM n
Eziop NJ. T.. church Z
and q sou. His fuhe''
next Tuesday. ;
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
ExecuIOr's sale

The personal property of the late
VIM. Hare will be sold at public sale
on Monday, 26th inst, as may be seen
by advertiser in another column.
Those who wish to purchase ware Of
any kind should attend the sale, 80
there may be many bargains procured.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
An.easmant Notices.

The county assessors have completed
the first duplicates OF their assessment
and have posted them in the respective
wards at places convenient of access
and named in an ad yer tisement in thu
REPUBLICAN. Persons who wish u
see If they are assessed have only Il
call at the places named and examine
the assessments.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
Rehearsal I.asI Night

There were quite a number of must
clans present last evening at the rehesr
sal of 1.-THE Mikado," which was held
at Baynard's music psrlor, with May or
Rhoads as m usical director, and there is
no doubt that when the opera is present
ed at the Academy of Music for the ben
EFT of the Associated Charities, 1t will
be given in a creditable manner.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

An eminent Presbyterian divine an
nounced to his congregation that be
must take q vacation on account OF
bronchitis, the elders raised his salary
and gave him DIR. Bulls Cougb Syrup.
He WRR cured
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
ALadx MInatonary.

Mrs. Jennie +. Willing, of Chicago,
sister Of Bishop Foster, will speak at
Grace church Tomorrow morning at
1890 O'Clock in the interests Of the
Women's Home Missionary Society of
the Methodist Episcopal church. She
will also speak on the same subject In
Scott M. e. church In the evening at
30 n'clnck
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
ueitgisP

The public recosn,,,N
w. Ferris as pastor
tist church will be n, 4
Ing next, at half %" |
The Baptist pastor, J.
other adjacent chutU "rt J
DO present and copuI
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
a sIeighins'1

A party OF twenty ~.
women arrived IN , I'M n
In Q four horse sie =, ttb.1
whore they had supp 4
ing o couple OF hou''
the return trip. "A
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
FIT / H ED'
a naa Fa,,,1

a
About 8 o'clock tl,Y
man stepped into B,,1a
No. los shiplty 10y
brady was out At lh.g,
In conversation ~i,b
named John Cch-y
~ clad, and HAD -
ing. He told COT
maker and had beer ~
Chester, bat was DO.
talking for q few n,r,
fell over, break ins itsS
and cutting his tac-,5,.Y
dead whom the men p,..
Undertaken PaIms,
once, aud removed n,I
morRuc, where an s1,.
pockets showed tha,s
money, and eyidshtl,,J
only articles found On ~.
opened bottle OF -,
Cream. for chspped h,,lS
blue card, with the ~,
I" Annual associate -
Young Mems Chri.,lAs
WATERFOWL, N. Y"
printed, and the nau,e.
rinRton Ia written act.
the pane OF the s ,cre,,,
Gent, on the lower MI,
IL also states thatttss
pires Septem Der let,
vas wrapped In q Die.
brown paper, and hAl
carried In his poke, q,
There was also AAn,
the name OF " Isaac /
Pa, In care OF U. W K.
IL and . letter head Of
Drove Yard Hotel, a
deceased had on dark n
coat, with 4 shirt ihA =
white, but has evlieh,t l.
some time. He wore, r
lace shoes and while ~
under closhing OF any ~
He IL i've feet ten -
rather stout, and II y
heavy, dark mus,ac.,
hair, slightly mixed IN
probably 40 or IS year, 4
Was insufficient clA,.
suffered terribly Wit 4, II
sudden death Ia no dosy u
intemperance and eIpsss 4
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16


SALt-WILL BE SOLD
II at public sale, at thu UATerooms and
pottery OF the late william Hare, NO. 2l2
frencl street, Wilmington. ID L.. on
MONDAY, JANUARY IS, 1889.
commencing at O'Clock, n. M,
and TO continue from day TO day until every
article Is sold By catalogue as follow;
China, Qneensware. Rockingham ware
stone ware, flower pots. nre brick for bakers,
heaters. stoves ana ranges; tile, stove pipe
tile, fire brick. flre brick clay. etc Also one
70 ID hay horse, one large wagon, one cart,
carriage and cart h irness. lot Of hay, lot OF
manure. largo lot OF cord wood. Also n lot
OF hou sehold goods, consisting OF bsdstsad,
bureau, wash stand, towel rack, looking
glass. mattress, ETC.; con on OF office desk
lounge, clock, etc. For PARTICULARS sea cata-
iogues which wl!l be distributed on day Il
saie, en- btscipg AL lots OF goods. which will
be sold III lois 70 suit purchasers Special
attention Of deSlers Is called TO this sale, as
every lot offered Will positively be sold with
out reserve; terms cash.
GEORGE BLLMON,
Executor OF VIM. Hare, deceased,
X. q FRAN, Attorney for executor,
lalodts-ltW Stldham d ) IN, Aucts.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
IT You Want

to keep posted on all the topics of the
day read the Sunday papers, the full
est and most correct financial, social,
religious, political, dramatic and sport
ing Intelligence We get them all. Open
until p. N. First s. Davis, 3l3 Mar
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
Maybe and Inl

The Temperance nsaI
May bes and EngIi,A N
daily In interest as IL I'D
larger audiences and nd
many who have be,t
stooDg drink. .
TIE Genital Pfs.bJA|
was crowded or Fncy
the floor and In he
singing " AN haiAb n
name" DIR. Nixon, pas'a
led In prayer and M NJ
fourteenth chapter Of l..
Mr.. Maybe as afti
speaker. He ridica.a
Mems Bociety for tie a
OF Moderation thAtIa
ago. The society lAi Ia
10 prevent drinking lH1rI
during q limited p,riI
. certain hour OF each ~
prevent treating, and IL 4
only nj meals. HecA 6. d
Upas tree by loppins (
Tho association, be sal!
n short tins and then :
consumption.
Mr.. English fo,'oss
humoro us manner, slJH7
christians 20 The lemt,s
About seventy i've e-S'l
pledge and went AVA
!" red.ribbon. +" TIE IN
will be- held At tie I ria
TO morrow Afteraoot al !
Ia the evening 81 the oTo
The Womens Ctin1l
Union desire that 'l'
these meetings sbaa 3
ance will give enc9aial
cause and result IN ~
for Maybee and Eri NV
have with them as 10
ell they get for ,heli ~
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
Deaf tbs.

BULLOCK-On the 18th inst, EliLab sih
bullock, in her 67th year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi-
ted 10 atte nd her funeral from her late reel.
dencs on TReuty second street, fin,h waro,
on NJ ondsY afternoon. Services at the hour g
at one oclock, p. m. Interment 81 M. LIB
anon cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

Colgate's ''Iace SOAP" finest thing fol
washing laces and fine fabrics IL or
cakes loo. N. B. Dauforth druggist
Second and Market.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
a sore Tnro.t or cough,

if suffered to progress, often results in
an incurable throat or lung trouble.
" Browns Bronchial Troches" give
instant relief.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

The solos, O uelth
not any more enjoyat
with better effect tha4I
was simply good, to III
ear. For ourselves
numerous operas "
enliveniDg and SPAR =
OF more catching apa
you know they are
The ideals finished
aud brilliant engaf
away with them ma
from our people.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

TRUI THAI LIN Tamhen, N. j., on
N ond y. ia nary /. 1888, bv the Rev. Mr..
WHh'. Allison > Truitt. to Mrs. Matilda
q. Bali, both OF New Castle
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
rne patent pipe Covering

OF James F Wood 3 Co. is consider
ed by scientific men to be the best dis
covered yet.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
board Off

IA special meeting .a XII
Tfade will be held sIudiI MD
ro(oms, Exchange . pSp
oAopinion in ~, rela''''
halnkruptcy bill. -
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

NGTIOE-rHE Lis ~ OF THE COUN-
~ ~ Assessors o. the firtt, Second and
Third districts OF Wilmington Hundred,
may be found at the following places:
FIRST DISTRICT,
First ward-Otto q Butz, No.2 West Front
street.
Second ward-sAmueln HAmAn. Third
str0et bridge
Fourth ward-BernaTd Bonner, southwest
corner fifth and Spruce streets
Eighth Ward-hUgh Sweeney, southwest
corner Ninth ard Church streets.
SEUOND DISTRICT.
Third ward-Harry Witsll, corner From,
and Maryland avenue
Eth "ard-1. Mcclellan, northeast corner
sixth and ma son streets.
TENTH ward-m. j. ShArkey southeast cor.
ner front and franvlin streets
Eleventh Ward-RObert Cottingham. cor
ner Maryland avenue sRd Liberty streets.
InIRl' DISTRICT.
sixth Ward-John X. Kiimer. northeast
corner Ninth and French streets,
seventh ward-W. II. Curry, FOG Yves
Ninth ward-Adam Grub, 1914 Marse
street.
Tho ststsiors will SIT at tn ; city hall, Janu
airy 70, y, IS, .9.and 80, 1883, from Until /:
o'cl cg, a. m, and from unit 8 O'Clock, p
M. each day, tor the purpose Of akin
transfers and eorrtc,ions, ami placing anI
name on the assessment list that may hAv,
Detn emitted. Nm J. MAXWELL,
bsHsior First District.
HEWSON Il LANNHN,
AIfessor econd District.
THOMAS l.. thSUN.
lalo-6t Assessor hird District.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
AT
VIM. B, SHARP'S,
FOURTH AND MARKET SITS

lF0URTH AND MARkEI SIS.
A heavy Greenland"
Blanket, q yards and 5
inches wide, and Q yards and
~ inches long, actual mea-
surement, is the best heavy
blanket in the store. All
we have lett are only in blue
borders. 81 from S..
A small lot Of Plain Blue
and Scarlet Blankets, 50 and
$3.50.
The best Silver Gray Blan'
ket we ever sold tor ,S3 is now
so. so.
Comfortables, quilted in
Calico, Chintz and Satteens,
lSl.25 to s.; were never low
err.
A lot of napkins, slightly
soiled, are laid on the coun-
ter for quick sale; they are
priced from o. cents to S2.5o
per dozen, which is lot quite
one half price.
The finest line of Table
Linen and Damask we ever
had, with some unusually
pretty styles and fine quail
ties. One special number in
heavy G. ERIN a II Damask,
hunting scene border and
centre pieces, is especially
cheap and good at ST.. An
other in half .bleached, 80
i nc h e wide, is splendid
value for 81 cents.
Muslin Sheets. d long
and p wide, ready-made, 70
cents.
VIM. Il. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

Ths Patent Pipe CovsrIBE
or James r. Wood & Go. sends the
neat OF steam wherever you want 1t.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

NOR RENr-THE LARGE AND ELE'
4 giant building, 4lo Market strest, hay.
Ing first-class elevator rom cellar TO third
utOry, and elegant counters and store tx.
trrss. Is we'll ttted for any business. and
especially dry goods and carpet store.
Also the store and dwelling No. Sl3 Market
street aud ave King street. u r. JOHN.
son, li05 Market street. St.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
ua.Eieeiel

Hknry @, Ba SSaalisa,I
Pred ident'o.t. i the Ns and \
ssEd :, with all ttss'ssls 81
bauak we're also re-S~.,
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

SyHEKiFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE or a
- writ OF LevAri Facias, TO mo d
reo'ed. will he exposed 10 public sale. at ths
Hotel now occupied by Alexander axwell
in Middleton, in 81. Georges Hundred
New CASTLE County. delaware, on
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY or JANU-
AkY IssB
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

the following described real es,s,e viz,

the following described real esiSte, Wis
All the following mentioned and dtsc Ted
tract OF land auste IN Appoquinimlnk
Hundred, New Castle Cou nty and State OF
DolAN are, bounded and dessrbed ~ fol 0vs
to Wit Beginning at point in the public
road knswn as the River K md leading from
Odessa TO Port Penn, and At or poar whore
tho bridge crosses the said road and RAINING
thence with sal rad south asa degrees
west 206 perches o . stake IN the RforesAid
road. ttence by other lands OF the said
Joshua u. rennimore north 90 Ia degrees
west So per hes and Q 10 a perch 70 q stake
at the head OF ditch, thence with the centre
OF said ditch he following COURSES and dir
tarcss North Il degrees east ~ perches
and 40 ofA porch, thence north 4 AZ de-
thehcs north ~ deg ees east and II per.
ehes and 10 Of = perch. thence north n
perchee. theme north ~ , degrees eAst IL
pefchss and 10 Of 4 perch. thence north -
degrees west ~ perches and 81 Of a perch
70 low water mark Ia AppOqul mink crrek
themes down said creek M binding there
vi b the several courses and distAu ces there
OF 3sI perches as Measured on the return
oanK to the sfo1e aid public road and place
OF beginning, cJntsiniag l4l acres aud 20
psrcaes OF land. Book q, Vol ., page ga
With two and half story frame dWelling
house, lar.e frame barn, frame carriage
house. frame wagon house and other out
buildings and Improvement Also, one
two-story frame tenement house.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property ofJOshua Il. FtnimOre and John
N. Jotephs, and I. 4, and to be sold by
THOMAS FURD. sheriff.
Sherih,s Once, Wilmington, Lecs mber -.
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Profit for Everybody.

Parker's Tonic kept In home is sentinel
70 keep sickness out. Used discreetly It
keeps the blood pure and the stomach liver
and kidneyg In working order. Coughs and
colds vanish before Il. IL builds up the
health.
IL sell large quantities Of Parkef's Tonic
doctor, who has been prescribing It for the
past two years. He was nearly dead him
sell, and tried every remedy known 70 his
profet sion, without any relief. AFTER no had
used four bottles Of Parker's Tonic he began
20 grow In nesh, and the impfoyem ent in his
health was absolutely wonderful. He now
recon N ends II 70 every one. ~. Il. barrow,
Calumet avenue pharmacy, 1lsTwenty. ninth
street, Chicago, Ill.
PARKER'S TONIC,
Prepared by Hiscox a o., N. VI
Sold by druggists In large bottles at 81.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
Opera Of x,nI

The largest Audist''s
semblsd in the Acat'al
evening, to hear u II
"Marths," By The
Every seat on the fih =
had been previous! N
sight from the fronl O.
m uch female loSlipe''
that We were loos,H
delphia audience. vi
out in all It's silks and =
The Ideals gave a ~
OF the opera, and were u.
by the enrApted sai'h
was AZ strong A. tlT
present and consisted y I
talent. ii
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Copcs''

olAra Louise i he occsfI
~ Academy S% Of j Sa'p'
5 IL Procure YOU
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An Efficient Committee.

The Republican County Central Commit
tees successful management of the late
election has called forth the following COM
plimentary acknowledgment from the
county candidates
To Hon. Winfield J. Darts, Chairman, and mem
bers comprising the Republican Central Committee o.
Sacramento County, CdlVorHid-SIR AND GENTLE
MEN:
WHEREAS, At the recent Guberuatorial cleo
ton in this State the Republican State, county
and city tickets received largely augmented ma
undisputed fact in politics that much of the sue.
cess of party depends upon honorable and gen.
tlemanly management; therefore
Res0lred That we, the undersigned Republican
candidates, do most heartily extend to you
gentlemen of the committee. and especially to
your Chairman, Hon. Winfield J. Davis, oul
profound appreciation and gratitude for your
able management and wise counsel. your untir
ing efforts and sleepless diligence in behalf Of
the Republican party in the recent election.
Resotued, That it is our firm conviction that
without your united action and admirable man
agement results might have been much differ
ent, and that to your farseeing sagacity in or
ganizing against the common foe can be traced
the weapons that brought about such glorious
result.
The following names were signed to the
above resolutions: Findley r. Dray, Ell
wood Bruner, VIM. B. Hamilton, J. l.
Huntoon, S. B. Smith, ]. H. Miller, A. l.
Frost, James B. Devine, Henry L. Buckley
c. n. Post, F. F. Tebbets, George G. Davis
NJ. NJ Drew, L. S. Taylor, ]. Frank Clark
B. F. Howard, H. W. Carroll, A. A. Abbott
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Officers Elected,

At regular convention of Confidence
Lodge, No. rs, K. of P, held on Tuesday
evening, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: C. c., John NJ. Wal
lace; V. c., J. NJ. Powderly; Prelate, L. E
Vandercook; K. of R. and s., William H
Greenlaw (re-elected); NJ. of F., Ed II
Rivett (re-electedl; NJ of E., VIM. H. Ham.
ilton (re-elected). NJ. at A, Isaac Christie
Trustee, Ira Ellsworth; Surgeon, DR.. G. B
Glow (re-elected).
FL Dorado Lodge, No. 8, I. o. o. f.
elected on Monday evening the following
officers Benz. Barnes, n. g.; Thomas Cal
Imam, V. g.; E. ]. Clark, Rec Sec; L. Sal
ONION, Per. Sec; Charles Barnes, Treasurer
H. B. Nielsen, E. Ellis and A. Root, Trus
tees.
I. o. o. F., Veteran Association, elected
officers Tuesday evening as follows; H. B
Nielsen, President; A. S. Hopkins, Vice
President; E. J. Clark, Secretary; C. We'll
Treasurer C. Cooley, Marshal; NJ. Miller
W. D. Stalker, G. B. Dean, S. Morris ant
E. Pearson. Directors.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Ladies, Bazaar.

The ladies of st. Pau's Church were
greeted yesterday with far larger numbers
at the dinner, and from IL o'clock to P NJ
were kept very busy. Many people were
in during the afternoon examining and
purchasing articles in the booths In the
evening an enjoyable programme, consist
ing of tableaux and music, was given.
Misses Gerrish and Borchers rendered piano
solos, Mrs Smith and Mrs. Hubbard gave
vocal solos, and Mrs. Larkin and Miss
Wright duet. The tableaux represented
were the Guardian Angels, T" I" Rock OF
Ages, (which will this evening be repeated
by request), Pochahontas saving the life
of John Smith," and two scenes from the
Gypsy Camp the first portraying the
Queen bringing stolen child into camp
the other, the rescue of the child. The
costumes in these last three are worthy of
special mention, and the selection of char
acters to represent the gypsies especially
happy. Little Ethel Hamilten's recitation
was deservedly well received
To-day dinner will be served at the same
hours, and this evening will close this sue
cessful entertainment. Music will predom-
mate, Mrs. Pinkham having charge As
near as we could learn the programme will
be: Waltz, (Gounod) by Miss Berkey solo,
Good Bye" (Tosti) by Mrs. Whipple ;
song, Ny Love and !" BY Miss Emma
Felter; bass solo, "The Wolf" by Mr..
Beardslie; trio for flute, violin and Piano,
+" Concertante," (Dancla) by Messrs. Neale,
Won Hirsch and Mrs. Pinkham.
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DIED.

Near Sacramento, November So. W. Lee, q
native of pennsylvania, IS years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral. which will take
place from the Undertaking Parlors of j.
Frank Clark, No. 1917 Fourth street, between
and X, this afternoon at o clock.l
Sacramento. November 29-Tm. g. stubbs, a
native of Ohio, % years.
Friends and acquaintance Of deceased, and OF
]. C. and D. D. Stubs and Israel Luce are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral sery-
ices, which will be held at the residence OF
Israel Luce, No. III NJ street. between Seventh
and Eighth, this afternoon at o'clock. Re
mains will be shipped to Ashland, Ohio, on
evening train for intermeRt.l
Chico, November 29-Michael Schwein (pro-
prieior R. r. House,, 50 years.
Nevada City, November 2s-Francis Hosken, 80
years, months and days.
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SOCIAL AND Personal.

W. T. Carman, Manager for the Sacramento
Lumber Company, is dangerously Ill of pneu-
monia.
Benjamin A. Plant, of this city, win be gradu-
ated from the Medical Department of the State
University at the commencement exercises OF
that department tomorrow evening at the Cali
fornia Theater, San Francisco, and will receive
the degree of NJ. d.
Robert McCreary, son of Mr., and Mrs. Charles
McCreary, who leaves this evening tor Boston 10
enter the School of Technology was last evening
given a surprise party by about forty of his
SO nicely that he was entirely unaware of what
was taking place until he found the party in
possession of the house. They brought music
with them, and with singing. dancing and other
amusements made the time pass merrily for
several hours, making the last evening of his
present residence in Sacramento an exceedingly
pleasant one, which be will doubtless long hold
in remembrance.
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OFFICE HouRs.
RESIDENCE. TELEPHONE.
CENTRAL PACIFIC LAND IONDS.

IL HoLDEgs OF THE BONDS OF THE
"A Central Pacific Railroad Company Of Cali
fornia bearing date ON the fist day Of October,
1872, and secured by mortgage on the lands
granted said Company by the United States, are
hereby notified that the undersigned. Trustees
under sid mortgage, have in hand the sum of
five hundred thousand dollars 100000, which
amount, under The terms Of said mortgage, may
be used by them IN the purchase AID caneeHa-
ton of said Bonds.
The undersigned, therefore, acting under the
powers conferred upon them BY said mortgage.
do hereby invite proposals for the sale Of said
Bonds. said propOt ais viii be received by the I'M
dersisned al their Office, on the cornero Fourth
and Townsend streets. san francisco, Cal, up
u and including the tgerty second day OF De-
cem5er, 1876. The lowest ds viii be accepted:
provicesi the undersigned reserve the right to
tiect all bids J OBJ. QUINN,
w. E. BROWN,
Trustees
San Francisco, Cal, November 20, 1886
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Sergeant Barwick's Report.

The average monthly temperature and
the total rainfall for November, 1856, fol
each Signal Service station along the Pacific
slope are as follows: Olympia, average
monthly temperature. 42o, and 10 inches
of rain Spokane Falls, 800, and 20 OF an
inch; Walla Walla, 400 and so o.
an inch; Portland, 400 and 1 inch
Roseburg, Ale and $50 inches; Cape Men
docino. sic and LILO inches; Red Bluff, 53t
and 80 of an inch; Sacramento, SOC and
81 of an inch San Francisco, $50 and sc
of an inch; Keller, 45o and 10 of an inch
Los Angeles, 57o and 10 inches. Los An.
geles was 70 warmer in its mean average
temperature for November than Sacra-
mento was, the latter city being 80 cooler
than an average temperature for Novem,
Der in the last thirty-three years. Los An.
geles has about one inch more rain than
Sacramento. Dramatically speaking, Lo:
Angeles gets away with Sacramento in the
weather comparisons for last month.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday were go and 800
being the lowest temperature this season il
Sacran ento. 1t was two-tenths of one de
gree colder than the coolest day in Novem.
Der The wind yesterday was light ani
variable. and weather clear to fair, with
killing frost River, feet 8 inches.