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Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday the case of
Pc All Gum, for battery upon another Ce-
lestial, was dismissed, his victim failing to
appear TO testify. Louis Kayanaugh
pleaded guilty of being a common drunk
ard, and viii receive judgment to-day......
Joe Peters case of battery was dismissed.
THE cases of Tom Anderson. Charles
Cannon and VIM. Cannon, for battery.
went over until tomorrow case of
Wo Chung, accused of receiving stolen
property, was continued until April Sd. .....
Mrs. Anderson, arrested for having been
drunk, forfeited her deposit......P. Duffy
was convicted of distusbing the peace, and
will receive judgment this morning..
Henry Woolfs case of vagrancy was set for
April 5th......James Lynch and Chas. Allen
were adiudged guilty of vagrancy. and will
be sentenced at to-day's session ...... Evan
Price, for a like offense, was sentenced to
thirty days in the county jail The case
OF Henry Robinson, for vagrancy, was set
for hearing to-day
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
i BOLD, BAD BURGLARY.

Not Even Newspaper Men Exempt from
the Depredations of Pnferers.
It is not often that newspaper men suf
fer much at the hands of burglars or rob
bers. They are more likely to suffer from
their feet, for the rough gamblers some
times misuse people whose pockets fail to
pan out even a little when ASSESSED. But
a member Of the fraternity in Sacramento
is different from the general number. mas
much as he is able 10 carry coin over from
one week 10 another to wear fine raiment
ana I'VE sumptuously every day. Last
SUNDAY night J. NJ. Hawkins, when he re-
ured to the rest made grateful by a IA
ugulDg excursion to DavisVille during the
day, hung his gold watch in such a posi
uon that his eye would alight upon it
when he awoke in the morning: concealed
ms gold coin beneath a book laid with
studied carelessness upon the bureau Che
always eonceals the gold money and leaves
change in his pockets to deceive any posi-
slole burglar into the belief that when he
emptled the pockets he got all that was
comeatable); placed his revolver in
handy location; took a final look at his
new aud stylish overcoat; said his little
Now lay me," shut his eyes and
Ni'''-N4 ANpbttNlllSS uIli the NOR
row sun. Yesterday morning. on
Awakening he cast his eagle eve upon
the bed-post to see whether there was
time Tor forty winks more but to his aston
lshment there was no watch in sight. 4
hasty search showed that it was not in the
room, and the pockets of his pants testify
ing that the 81 in change left in them had
been distracted, he immediately arrived at
the conclusion that a burglar had visited
him during the night. The little scheme
OF leaving some money in his pockets had
saved the gold deposit, however. and the
thief, possibly being already " heeled,' or
not liking the style of Hawkins revolver,
had left it alone. The new overcoat also
rHsined-in fact only the watch and
ZVT& had been taken. Subsequent ex-
animation and inquiry developed the fact
that when the rooms were cleaned up on
Sunday the person doing the work forgot
to lock the door opening from the parlor
INTO the hall. The burglar, prospecting
the house, discovered the fact, aud passed
from the parlor into the newspaper mans
sleeping apartment. There might be a
warning in this to other newspaper men,
cautloning them against having too many
rooms, but it's scarcely necessary. They
are not liable to make that mistake-that
Is, not many OF them
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Sacramento, March 2S-Louisa. wife of II. F. G..
Wulf. native of New Hampshire, 26 years,
months and % days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral which will take
place from her late residence, No. 1921 Six
teenth street, this afternoon at 29o o clock. 8
Sacramento, March Or. w. Lewis, native of
Connecticut, 81 years and % days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral services, which
will take place this Tuesday afternoon, al 3
O'Clock, from his late residence 726 o street
Interment private
San Francisco, March 2S-sIrs. Priscilla Shifting
ton fsister of Anthony GREEN. O native OF San
Francisco, Cal, 81 years, months and days.
1.-THE remains viii be brought here for Inter
ment Funeral from st. Rose Church at 2 P
NJ. Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend.
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Clunie Opera House.

The Misunderstanding people of the
stage, and contemporary with the Ravels
and Martinettis-last evening produced the
spectacular piece Fantasma" before a
large audience. 1t came up 10 promise
fully, and all that was advertised was fifth
fully performed. The scenery is fine. the
mechanical effects and tricks admirable
and very numerous. There were four or
i've transformation scenes and innumera-
BILE tableaux. In one scene half dozen
revolving tableaux, representing youths
temptations, are very effective, but the
neatest and most pleasing were by children
posing after terra-cotta statuettes, familiar
To all. There was some good variety bust
ness by Miss Davis a phenomenal con-
tralto, and Mr.. Circuit, a good balladist, and
by Little Annie" a five-year-old Girl of
great precocity. Some popular caricatures
We're presented in living tableaux excel
lently. The story of the piece is the old
one of the King of Hades seeking the
rum OF maid, the interposltion of
a good fairy, the triumph of virtue,
the punishment of vice and the reves Ct
harlequin, clown, pantaloon and all the
others conventional to fairy pieces
incidental to the play is a good rep
resentation of the effects of Il cyclone
tableauX with recitation) of the eras of
Arctic discovery, the suffering in polar
regions, etc. The antics of Zanfretta, as
Pico, were very amusing, his clown" be-
ing up to best standards. The audience
last night was highly pleased, and between
laughter and applause was as busy as any
OF the score and half of people on the
stage and none of them were given any
rest. The spectacle, as whole, surpasses
anything of that character seen here in
many Tho ,r,th
it is played, the fine drill of all the par
Elephants, the artistic touches in posing, the
handsome scenery and the great variety of
the scenes, make the play-half pantomime
and half drama-popular 1t is certain to
draw full houses for the week.
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DEATH OF r. W. LEwIs.-At $50 A. NJ.
Yesterday the attack of paralysis with
which Il. W. Lewis was recently seized
proved fatal. death coming painlessly and
rendering the unfortunate gentlemanis last
moments calm and peaceful. Deceased
was native of Connecticut, aged 81 years.
He came to California in 1852 and made
Sacramento his home almost uninterrupt-
eddy from that time, gaining large circle
OF friends and acquaintance. In 1861
he published the EVeniag Post, a
daily paper, in this city. For many
years he filed the position of foreman at
H. 5. Croker x Co.'S printing establish
ment, but in 1882 formed partnership
with A. J. Johnston, and has been engaged
IN business, under the firm name of Lewis
y Johnston, since then. He was a Past
Grand of Capitol Lodge, No. 81, l. o. o. F.
The funeral will take place at P. NJ to-day
from his late residence, 726 Q street. In
torment private.
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Executive Pardon,

The Governor has signed pardon for
the release from the State Prison of Joseph
kenneally, who was convicted of the crime
OF grand larceny, and prior conviction, in
the Superior Court ofSan Francisco, in jan
uary, 1882. The pardon sets forth that the
Board of State Prison Directors recon-
mended that pardon be granted Ken
neatly, under certain conditions, on the
ground of his youth, excessive sentence,
and the petition of the sentencing Judge
and District Attorney; and whereas, unless
he shall earn an honest living conduct
himself as a worthy and respectable mem
her of society, and practical evidence Of the
reform claimed for him up to the expira-
ton of his present sentence, the presents
are null and void
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TO The PUBLIC.

TIME BOYCOTTER" HAVING ACCUSED
i our finn OF purchasing pork from Chinese
butchers, or having it killed by hiDamen, we
desire to state that The assertion IS entirely false
We have a contract with the well-known firm of
Hebron Bros. to kill our pork, and have 30 or
40 hogs killed daily. Instead of encouraging
others 10 patronize Chinese in any manner, we
several months age offer to supply the Sacra-
mento butchers with pork killed for US, which
is well known to those engaged in the business.
The " BOycotter's" accusation must have ema-
. mated from some jealous butcher who had no
regard for the truth. MoHR < YORK.
mr29-2t
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Nipped in the Bud.

Is it not better to nip consumption, the
great scourge of humanity in the bud than
to try to stay its progress on the brink of
the grave. A few doses of Santa Able, the
King of Consumption, Cough and Cold
cures will relieve; a thorough treatment
cure. Warranted by all druggists. Jos.
mento.
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PARIS VENUs COSMETIC FACE Masks
The cosmetic or toilet mask is the only ar
tlcle in the market that permanently reno
Yates and beauties the complexion Every
lady knows that if her hands are chapped.
tanned or discolored. the best remedy
is to rub them with cold cream, then put
on pair Of soft gloves and wear for several
hours. The toilet mask is designed and
serves Is a glove for the face Ii mikes
the cheeks rosy, the forehead white and
smooth. and imparts freshness and beauty
TO the face that nothing else has ever done.
Hair-cutting, hair-dressing and shampoo
ing Mrs Geo. f. Aaron, Occidental Hair
Store. SCI ] street.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
OFFICE OF THE

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
San FRANCISCO, March %, 1856.
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
i holders of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company for the election of Directors for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction Of such
otter business as may be brought before the
-neeting, will be held at the Office of the Com
pany, in the city of San Francisco. on TUES
DAY the 18th day of APRIL: 1856.
mrc4-td E II. MILLER, JR., Secretary,
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Auction Sale.
By Bell K Co.-Paintings, Thursday.

Business Advertisements.
Alaska Seal Catching.
Proposals for firewood and coal.
W F. Coieman-Lands in any section.
Situation wanted by young man.
Nanted-An experienced wrapper.
Notice from II. BOekrath.
one hundred men wanted.
Red HOuse-Unmistakea valnes.
Weinstock & Lubin-Supply and demand.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Clunie Opera House" Fantasma"
Concert at the Presbyterian Church tonight.
CALIFORNIAN Club-This evening.
Confidence Lodge, X. of P.-To-night.
Sacramento County immigration Association.
April 3D.
Social at First Baptist Church tonight.
Terminal Railway COmpany-Annual meet
ing
Northern Railway Company-Annual meet
ing
san Pablo and Tulare Railroad COMPANY.
California Pacific Railroad Company
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Supply and Demand.

We watch both and generally hit it about
right. The supply of new things is at its full
est. ust how much that means as regards both
styles and prices, no one can scarcely realize who
has not seen our Spring stock
Even in such staple as Ladies and ChiIdrens
Hosiery we are showing hundreds of new lines
bright fresh and attractive things from the largest
makers In this country and Europe The colec-
ton abounds in special values-too many in fact
to be noted here We shall be pleased, however,
to show our stock to those who are interested
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CONCERT THIS EvENING.-This evening,
at the Presbyterian Church. Sixth and L
streets, concert will be given under the
direction of Mrs. Fleissner- Lewis, who will
be assisted by number of local musicians
IN rendering well-arranged programme.
admission, 50 cents
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MARRIED.,

Placerville, March s-By Rev. Father Becker
Fred. ". kahmer to Mary ]. Klopfer. (yir-
g;nia City Chronicle please copy.)
Near Sycamore, Colusa county, March IL J. C..
Rurtis to Nellie NJ. NJ. Phillips
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Fire Commissioners.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Fire Commissioners was called to
order by President Jackson, last evening,
all the members being present. The min
utes of the previous meeting were ordered
read, and approved. Owing to the lack of
money in the Fire Department fund the
salaries of members of the Department
were not allowed for the month of March.
On motion, the following bills were al
lowed, and ordered paid: Capital Gas Co.,
S24 A. NJ. McCollum, $22 30; Geo. Schroth,
s3S "a; J. P. McManus, $50; Jacob Griesel,
81 So; r. Borsaw, 81 50; Billingsley & Co.,
81; Changers Association, 60 cents; Hunt
ington IL Hopkins, 81 So C. Nelson, 81 %;
P. Robertson, $500; Chas. Barnes, 81 20 !;
Barber & Wise, $l3 81; Whittier, Fuller &
Co. 81 50; Fred. Kolliker, So IS: J. A. NJ.
Martin, so cents; Bee Hive Store, 81 40 :;
Brown Bros, 81 25 Geo. B. Blue, IS cents;
Nixon d Wheeler, So NJ. z. Rose, 81 so !;
Chas. Heinrich, So; Wheel g. Son, 50 SO !;
;. Roth. 81; E. P. Figg. 81 90; Gutta
Percha Rubber Co., S36; Van VOORHEES, &
Co, 50 so; Neubourg & Lagos, So IS Kirk,
Geary CO., 81 10; Joe Hahn, So 40, Con-
sullivan, SO; ]. H. Carter, S37 2S NJ. Nc
Elanny, SIT 90.
Reports of the different foremen on fires
and alarms, for the month OF March, were
received and placed on file.
There being no further business, the
Board adjourned.
Mr.. Conran, upon presenting his creden-
tails succeeding himself for the ensuing
three years, was welcomed, and. on motion
OF Commissioner Griffitts, the Board went
into an election for President. Mr.. Jack
son, received the unanimous vote and was
declared President of the Board for the en-
suing wear
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ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday: James Burns, by Consta-
bic Harvey, for vagrancy; James Murphy,
by officer Ash, for battery; Mrs S. J.
Smith, Fannie Smith and Lucinda Smith,
by officer Ash, for misdemeanor A Gull
bertson, by officer Franks, for petty lar
ceny.
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ST. DAViD'S-

5i5 Howard ST., near Third, San Francisco.
4 FIRST-CLASS LODGING HOTEL. CON
n tanning 100 rooms; water and gas in each
room: no better beds in the world; no guest al
lowed to use the linen once used by another:
large Teading-room; hot and cold water baths
free. Price of rooms Per night, so and 70 cents
per week, from So upwards. open all night. f.
HUGHES, Proprietor. At Market-street Perry,
howard jy2TuThStf
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GRAND Millinery Opening Friday and
Saturday next. Stores close Thursday at
II o'clock for the day TO prepare for gem
eral display through the house. Red
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p PARAsoLs PARAsoIs See ours before
bSying. All new at Red House.
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PIsNos.-Ten different makes to rent or
installments. Latest musie. Also, new
stock of musical goods Just received at
Coopers music store, corner Seventh and
]. John F. Cooper.
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SEE our display of mems and boys sum-
mer hats, lightweight clothing, ETC., just in
from New York under the low freight rate
Red House,
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BRocADED dress goods-three cases, all
colors, at cents per yard, at Red House. :
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MRS. |. c. ANDREWS
Has Just Returned from a Short
Visit in the Country.

A STROLOGY UTILIZED IN A NEW g.
n way. Fortune Telling, Clairvoy- FEx
ancy, Reading of the Past, Present and "a IL
Future. Information given on Bust ~
ness. Love, Courtship and Marriage.
SIG l. street, between Eighth and Ninth.
mr27-2Nt
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WEAK, NERVOUS PEOPLE

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Whole family can wear same telt Electric
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san francisco. 81 3pGwtf
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BORN
DIED.

Sacramento, March 22-wife of c. A Wagner,
daughter.
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CAPITAL HOTEL,
WESTERN HOTEL,
NOS. 200 To PIN IL STRrr..r

THREE BLOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT.
l. Lending Business and Family Hotel of Sac
ramento, Cal. The most convenient to Post
once, Express and Land iitlces, all Courts and
Places of Amusement. Meals, rs cents. First
class in all its appointments. Free coach to and
from the Hotel WM. LAND Proprietor
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PACIFIC HOTEL.

CENTRALLY LOCATED AND CONVENIENT
" to all places of amusement The best lam
lly motel III the city. The Table always supplied
with the best the market affords Street cars
from the depot pass the door every five minutes
Meals 20 cents. c; +. SINGLETON, Prop.
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WHAT NEXT 1T is filter with no pack
ing; natural stone only; easily cleaned
nothing to get out of order; everlasting.
and which renders the foulest water per
fectly pure and sparkling as the purest
spring water. Do not fail to call and see
ii. Various sizes on exhibition. Smith &
Ycungs, importers and agents, AIS street. :
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ANNUAL MEETING.-The annual meeting
OF the Sacramento County Immigration
Association, for the election of officers, etc,
will be held next Saturday at 7:30 P. NJ, at
the Board of Trade rooms, when it is ex-
pec.ed and desired that there will be full
attendance.
AUCTION SALE OF PAINTINGs.-Bell & Co.
announce that they will commence the
sale of 100 fine oil paintings next Thursday
at 7;3O P. NJ, at the store No. 427 J street.
They are now on exhibition there
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"1he barometer readings for Walla Walla and
Keller are not corrected to sea level
Maximum temperature. 40: minimum tenn.
perature, 45.7. JAMES A. BARWICK,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, U. S. A.
Weather Probabilities.
San FRANCISCO. March 29th-s p. M.-Indica-
tons for the coming 81 hours: For the Pacific
coast district, fair weather except fog along the
northern California coast.
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CBEsLKY's Rock and Rye, the only genu-
inc on the coast.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-03-18
Ed EN-
j. j. Robbins is in town.

j. j. Robbins is in town.
b. w. Fuller has returned to Dakota.
G. Baker has moved back to his farm ::
this leaves the "Terrill" place vacant.
j. D. Kelly was summoned to Bak ers-
field to attend the lawsuit, Bishop V. La
rock.
Mrs. Lester Boomhower, we are glad
to say, is much better; and Mrs Sarah
Brown is also gaining. Mrs. John Adams
still remains in critical condition.. re-
ports being conflicting, yet-later-we are
told the physician has no alarm, but con-
siders her in fair way to recover.
Francis White and family have gone to
their new home at Manchester, N. III.
The question for debate at the next
meeting of Good Templars reads thus =
Resolved, THAT seltishness is the motive
power of all our actions.'' list affirma-
tive-Frank Warren; negative-Edd die
Stevens. 1t is hoped full meeting will
help to bring out many arguments pro &
| con.
| Our community was shocked when the
report of the death of Mrs. Webster Pond
reached us. Less than two years ago
they sought home in Harrison Co. Iowa
going first to Little Sioux and then to
Missouri Valley. A few months ago Mr..
Pond died of lung fever. They leave
three daugbters-the youngest about fouI
years old. Miss Mabel, the eldest daugh-
ter, had good situation as teacher in the
graded school at Missouri Valley. They
have many relatives aud friends there as
well as here and the sympathy of the
community goes out towards the children
in this their double affection,
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GAM RIDGE.

Rev. S. G. Vail of Wolcott made us a
visit OH Monday.
Last Tuesday afternoon and evening
the many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
ColgrOve gathered at their home to help
them celebrate the 25th anniversary oil
their marriage. Several nice presents
were left them.
Mr.. L. S. Whipp1e has moved to Under
hill, where he has bought a fine residence
which he proposes to convert into ii hotel
Mr.. Whipple will be greatly missed by
his many friends here.
Mrs. D. X. Stevens of Boston, is at
home on visit. ~
While at work in the sugar place last
Thursday, Mr.. Charles Corse had the
misfortune to cut his foot.
There will be aservice of song at the
NJ. E. Church next Sunday night. The
choir and singers of both Churches are
requested to meet at that Church, ex
Saturday evening, for rehearsal.
Some of our sugar makers have com
menced work in that line.