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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Filled January 3. 1855 I


John Longabaugh to II. A. Vacauier-West
half of lot 9, block G and II, Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets; $500
August Cook to Mrs. C. Hart-South quarter of
lot /, block N andN, Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets gift.
II. A. Vaequier to Frank Ruhstaller-west
half OF lot 9, block G and H, Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets; 5000.
II. A: Vaequier to NJ. C. Thielmann-LoL .,
block NJ, Highland Park: S4Oo.
Charles ): Knowles to L. b. Coggins-East
sixty feet lot 2 block Z and F, Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets; grant
E. b. Coggins to Wilbur G. Curtis-East three
quarters of lot ., block Z and F. Twelfth ana
Thirteenth streets; 81 ,20O.
Alice A. Burns to A g. Iohnson-Lots and 4,
block AZ of Highland Park; $40.
John George Lepelft to Bernard G. Lynch and
Christian Rothang-Souih. half OF west half of
lot 10, block B and c, Twelfth AID Thirtsenth
streets; S&
Henry Robertson to s. F. Walther and John
Brauer-Lot of the northeast quarter of section
3, township north, renge east, containing 1862
acres; 500.
Daniel McCarty to ]. W. AlcCarty-Fersy acres
of Folsom Grant: grant.
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Coming Wholesale Evictions-The Plan
of Campaign-Etc.
lCof7ght' 1883, by the Cal foY7sia Associafea Pres,
LONDON. January 3d.-Lord Clapricarde
Is making preparations for a wholesale
eviction campaign in revenge for the casti-
gatlon he got at the recent libel suit. To.
Gay he Is to apply for $50 writs of eviction.
ms new agent is staggering about, saving
iI 1nsre IS TO be war to the knife this time.
Inc millionaire is determined to mt his
purse against the purse of his tenants and
the thelr friends, and has begun by lodging
SZo0 0cS IN cash to his agents credit at the
bank.
IL is so be wse of purses as well so
'ieuse ieTeling and house defending, for if
the tenants be cast out of their homes. II
Will become question whether their re-
sources or ClanrcaTde's will hold out
carde their troops to pursue this resolve.
there is much fear that there will be bad
work
THE PLAN OF CAMPAIGN.
DUBLIN, Jsnuary 3D. Cullimore. the
Plan OF Campaign leader on the Kengstone
estate has been arrested ON the charge of
fDcIt1ng the tenants to illegal acts.
The tenants of the Keagstone estates
held meeting es Mitchellstown yesterday.
Condor presiding, and adopted resolutions
declaring the LaEd Commissioners reduc-
tions OF judicial rents inadequate that
there would continue to be Plan of Cam
paIgn until evicteG tenants were reinstated
and that they would appeal for greater re-
ductions.
AFTER THE DUBLIN LEAGUE.
LONDON, January 3d.-The Privy Council
at meeting yesterday resolved to suppress
the League in Dublin and thus cripple the
Central Executive
FREEDOM OF THE CITY.
LIMERICK, January 3d.-The municipal
authorities have conferred the freedom of
the city upon Sullivan, ex-Lord Mayor of
Dublin.
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Somebody's Child.

Somebody's child is dying-dying with
the flush of hope on his young face, and
somebody's mother thinking of the time
when that dear face will be hidden where
no ray of hope can brighten it-because
there was no cure for consumption.
Reader. If the child be your neighbor's,
take this comforting word to the mothers
heart before it is too late. Tel her that
consumption is curable that men are liy-
ing to-day whom the physicians pro-
nounced incurable, because one lung had
been almost destroyed by the disease. DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has
cured hundreds surpasses cod liver oil
hypophosphites, and other medicines in
curing this disease. Sold by druggists.
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AT THE BAY.
Strike of Messenger Boys-Fate of Per.
ry's Old Flagship-Etc.


SAN FRANCISCO, January 3d.-[Special.
AT a meeting of the Board of Health thi:
evening the steamer Oceanic, from China
was ordered out of quarantine
The Veteran Firemen's Association this
evening elected John Fay President, A. A
Louderbaek Foreman, and William B
Hunt Assistant Foreman.
Health Officer Meares is very low, with
little chance of recovery.
The Trustees of the Free Library have
discontinued the circulation of books or
account of the smallpox.
The Corean Embassy leaves for Washing
ton tomorrow.
The boys of the American District Tele
graph, who struck this morning, are still
holding out. They decline to go to work
until assured of seventy-five cents day.
The schooner John Hancock, which be-
came water-logged off Humboldt Bar, wa:
Commodore Perry's flagship at the time o.
the treaty with Japan. She was then
cruiser with a double deck Since then she
was altered for the merchant service.
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German Army Alaneuvsrs.

BERLIN, January 3d.-The National lett
lsps states that Emperor William. during
the reception yesterday of the officers OF
the GIard, hziehy said: II would poiat
out that with this year your attention will
De claimed 10 manenyers which the Guards
and the Third Army Corps have been
ordered to execute
The Emperor afterward bestowed the
Order OF the Black Eagle upon the Court
Chamberlain, Count Stolberg Weinings-
rodder
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PORTER ASHES HORSES.
Rumor that Disease Had Taken Hold
of Some Naluahla Anin,aIs

A Rumor that Disease Had Taken Hold
of Some Valuable Animals.
cOpyight, 1888, bydie California associated Press
MERGED, January 3d.-It was reported
here on Saturday that the horses on the
Ashe ranch near here were affected with
disease, and that a valuable horse had
died. A veterinary surgeon has been called
from Stockton and was in attendance. Your
correspondent interviewed Sidney Ashe
| who stated that there was no necessity fol
alarm; that one blooded colt had died
from horse distemper He referred me to
the surgeon for a yerifcation of the asser-
ton that no fatal or contagious disease pre-
vailed among the Ashe horses. | have
heard of no further complaint since.
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CANADA.
Sort of Left-Handed Compliment for
Joseph Chamberlain,

ToRoNTo (ont.), January 3d-The Globe
to-day highly approves Chamberlain's
speech before the Board of Trade, but begins
by referring to his indiscreet speech at Bel
fast and lslington. 1t then says - Just as
we magnified the virtue of sobriety in the
person of memorable speeches, so do the
Canadians delight when Chamberlain
speaks without compromising the interests
OF Canada and the success of his mission.
Just as we rejoice when the infant terrible
has gone out of the drawing-room with
out saying something dreadful, so do
we congratulate ourselves when Chamber
lain delivers himself without doing any
damage. When he has spoken not only
discreetly but judiciously and usefullv,
great is the applause, and there is more ioy
over one such exhibition than over thou
sand by public men whose words the peo-
pie never await with anxiety. Hence
Chamberlain's speech at the Board of Trade
dinner appears to be a striking success.
The bull was brought into the china shop
and he broke nothing"
The Globe thinks Chamberlain is in such
position that his political fortunes must
seriously suffer if he fails to bring amicable
and satisfactory settlement out of the
Washington conference.
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FRUIT SHIPMENTS.
Chicago Disposes of 500 Carloads of Cal
ifornia Fruit in One Year


CHICAGO, January 3d.-The Tribune in its
annual review this morning of the COM
merce of Chicago for 1887 says; During
the year about 500 carloads of California
fruit arrived, including oranges. Owing to
the light crop in some sections of that
State, the shipments of grapes did not
show any increase over 1856, and were esti-
mated at 10000 packages, averaging 81
per case. The usual number of pears,
apricots and peaches arrived, while few
lemons were offered Navel oranges were
popular with the trade, while other varie-
ties ranged at 50 tc So.
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AFTER THE JUBILEE.
The Pope Recovering from the Effects of
the Jubilee EXERCISES

ROME, January 3d.-At the conclusion of
the jubilee s"ryices the Pope retired to his
private a -,ments and rested for two
hours. His Holiness was not feeling very
well from the effects of his exertions at the
pontifcal mass in st. Peters in the morn
ing. Yesterday he was in his,usual health.
be received $500 congratulatory telegrams.
His Holiness has informed all the spe-
cial foreign ENJOYS that he will grant them
an audience for their leave-takings when
ever they desire. He intends to send auto
graph letters to all the sovereigns who have
written to him. 1t is said in Vatican cir
cies that his letters to Queen Victoria will
be OF special importance
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A BIT OF ROMANCE.
An Ex-Californian's Love for Nun Helps
Along a Convent.

PrrTsBURG, January 3d.-An investiga-
ton has revealed remarkable circum-
stance back of the strange will of Jacob
Gibson, who died at Loretto recently and
bequeathed $1,000 each to fifteen widows
and fifty orphans of that town and $4,000
to a convent there. This last bequest has
brought to light the fact that for six years
Gibson has been madly in love with beau
tiful nun of the convent, Sister Gertrude
The object of his passion was, it is believed
unconscious of Gibson's affection, and OF
course never did anything to encourage it.
Gibson made fortune in California dur
ing the gold excitement. He was known
as Monument jake" from having his
own monument erected in the Loretto
Cemetery some years ago.
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lcopuisu 1855. By The California A.sociated Press.
SANTA BARBARA, January 3d.-The rail-
road track at 0rtega Hill, a point about
five miles south of here, was carried away
by bank caving in, Consequently the
rain did not leave this morning. A force
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NOT CITY BUsINE Ess.
The Santa Cruz Council Stands in With
the City's Mayor.

the City's Mayor.
[CoPYigh, 1885, By die California associated Press
SANTA Cruz, January 3d.-At a meeting
of the City Council this evening a petition
from the Committee of Safety requesting
Mayor Effey to resign, was presented, but
the petition was returned to the petitioners
as the Board decided that the matter should
not be discussed or considered as it did not
pertain to city business, and the question
of his resignation was for him to determine
and not for the Council. The petition had
attached to it the signatures of 15S promi-
nent property owners.
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The Enropean Ont,ook.

BERLIN, January 3D. = The Emperor
William in his remarks at his New Years
receptions avoided open political illusions,
but in conversation With his military chiefs
he referred to what he called an improve,
nent in the general political situation.
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A "FEMALE~ COLLEGE,
Young Women to be Benefited by Rich
Californian,

WORCESTER (Mass.), January 3d.-Mayol
Winslow, in his inaugural address to-day,
spoke of the prospect of a female college
in this city near the Clark University
Reference was made to the condition of the
gift of Rev. Eli Fay, of Los Angeles, Cal
Jonas G. Clark, founder of Clark University
has made the most liberal offer to secure
the location of the institution in this
city, and has under consideration a propo.
sition to enlarge the park in the neighbor.
hood. The amount of Rev. Mr.. Fay's gift
is 5000, 900, and is made to the Unitarian
Conference of the State. The offer made
by Clark is not generally known, but
among those who have part knowledge Of
the fact the belief is expressed that the col
lege will be established in this city.
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Ok 81 marked
Dude Hats trimmed with velvet
So $40 Hats marked down nearly one-half
25-cent Sailor Hats marked down o
Our Misses Trimmed Felt marked 81 o
Untimmed Felt o
Untimmed Straw marked %
Wings marked
Fancy Ostrich Feather marked
bunch of three
of small
marked from 25
Frame
and marked
a bunch of three.
Black Brocaded Ribbon, No. 8, yard.
Black Ribbon,
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AIEXICO,
The Halls of the Montezumas Get a
ShaEinr TN

CRY OF MEXICO, January 3d.-A sharp
shock of earthquake was felt here this
morning at 7:30 o'clock. During the last
three months there have been many seis-
mic disturbances throughout the country.
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ARIZONA,
Destruction of Seven Thousand Dollar
Hotel at Tucson

lcopy7ght 1885, by tie California associated Press
| Tucson, January 3d.-The Arivaca Hotel
was destroyed by fire last Saturday. II
was insured for S., 600 The loss is about
/ ST 600
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STAR MILLS bHD MALT HOUSE.

1o1c 1Ols, 1920 FIFTH STREET, sACRA
IU %. meuto. NEUBOURG Il LAGES, Pro
prieiors. Manufacturers of Malt and all kinds
of Meals. Would cali special attention TO our
Kiln-dried Cornmeal, Oatmeal, etc. Also, deal
ers in Hons, Curks Produce, Grain, Feed and a
general assortment of Brewers Supplies
a-Exchange sold on all principal cities in
Europe. lp
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Roumania Swelling Her Armx.


BUCHAREST, January 3d-A decree has
been published fixing the number of re-
cruits for the coming year at A 500. This
IS notable increase, and is regarded as
proof that Roumania is preparing for COM
ing events. The Arsenal and State Rail-
way factories are working night and day,
and their hands have been doubled. The
POmerd BrdttidniG states that Roumania,
if obliged to enter the field, can do so with
300, 900 men.
Portugal on Solid Footing.
LONDON, January 3d.-The King in his
speech convening the CorteZ yesterday re-
ferred to the agreement with China regu-
lating political and commercial relations.
to the prospect of settlement with Zanzibar,
to the progress and prosperity of Congo
Territory and to the rapid development of
Delogoa Bay, and from its connection by
railway with the interior he said the finan-
ciai condition of the kingdom was sound.
The Forged Papers.
BERLIN, January 3d.-The North German
Gazette, in the course of a political review
of the year Just closed says the publication
of the forged documents recently sent to
the Gar is without doubt, the most import
ant event of recent history, and offered an
eloquent proof Of the loyal intention of the
Gar in paving the way for a modification
of the existing situation.
No Harm Intended.
VIENNA January 3d.-The Ffemden5lGts
denies, on authentic information, that the
movement of Russian troops and war ma
terial to The frontier continues. The latest
news shows that the reports concerning the
Russian movements referred mainly to dis
placements effected within frontier pre-
vinces.
British Ironclad Lost.
LONDON, January 3d.-The British IRON
clad Hercules touched the reef of Ferrol,
Spain, yesterday, and knocked hole in
her side. All efforts to stop the leak failed,
and the ship with difficulty reached the
harbor of Ferrol, where she is gradually
sinking.
Peters Pence.
[Copyrig, 1855, by he California Associa.ed Press.
ROME, January 3d.-Tne Peters pence
collected at the Jubilee mass amounted to
$4,000.
Death OF an Artist,
PARIS, January 3d.-Joseph Palazzi, the
artist, is dead.
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TOMORROW Thursday
WE SHALL COMMENCE OUR
-.44+SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE+S>~

The First Three Days will be MILLINERY GOODS
OLoAKs WRAPS and JACKETS. inducement
this will attractive SALE
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TURN OF TIE TIDE.
Southern Californians Being Attracted to
This Section.

In1S section.
Copyright, 1883, by the California Associated Press
Los ANGELES, January 3d-Placer
county's great exhibit of citrus fruits in
this city closed last night with rush of
visitors. The Helm band, of twelve pieces,
furnished excellent music. Addresses
were made by J. J. Morrison and 2. w.
Butler to eager listeners. Scores of people
have already gone to Placer county since
the exhibit opened here, and hundreds
propose to go soon. They are astonished
at the quality of the fruits and the profits
clearly shown to be made in growing them
in that favored locality Old residents say
they have heard more said about Placer
county since the exhibition opened than
had been said here in the last twenty years.
Many people are offering their property
for sale here, that they may invest in
Placer county. Money has been rendered
to the managers OF the exhibit to be in
vested by parties who cannot at present
leave this city. There has been no dispo-
sition manifested on the part of visitors to
question the statements made bv the man.
agement, as they can at any time be cor
| roborated by persons from among the audi
ence who have formerly been residents OF
Placer county. Some capitalists are pro-
posing to buy large tracts of lands in Placer
on which to establish colonies.
From present indications this exhibit
| will give wonderful impetus to the set
| tling of Placer, as well as other northern
| and central counties.
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home AFFAIRS.
HEAVY MOVEMENT OF COAL BY
THE OHIO RIVER.
Down on Lamal-A Californian's
PTincely Gfft-k'atal Railroad
Accident-The Fruit Trade.
IN THE CoAL REGION.

IsPEcISs DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNIoN.l
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
MORE EVICTION SENSATIONS F0R
IRELAND.
Canadian Estimate of Chamberlain
Loss of an IroncIad-Rouma-
MIA to Increase Her Army.
THE SHAMROCK ISLE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TEE nEooaD-uNosI
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of an inch, and the total for the season PSI
inches. The seasons crop IS assured.
WHEATLAND. January 3d.-Yesterday we
had the severest storm of the season, with
heavy wind. There was one inch of rain,
and some damage TO porches and fences
resulted. 1t is clear this morning.
MARYsvILLE, January 3d-Last evening
a strong southerly wind sprung Up, bring
ing heavy rain, the wind increasing to a
gale during the night, but had subsided
this morning. The weather to-day is Sc
rene and bright. The rainfall for the
storm is l 50 inches, making 6.66 for the
season.
STocKToE, January 3d.-The heaviest
rainfall that has occurred in this section
for long time took place last night The
fall for six hours, from 10 to 4 o'clock, was
l. 40 inches, making total of 533 inches
for the season, as against 8S inches for
the corresponding period last year.
TULARE, January 3d.-Ninety-two hun
dredths Of an inch of rain have fallen up
to O'Clock P. M, and it is still raining
hard. The total for the season is 230
inches.
NEVADA Cry, January 3d,-A rain-storm
of unusual severity prevailed last night,
accompanied by high winds
VIsALIA, January 3d-It has been rain
ing steadily since midnight. and up to noon
1 % inches of rain have fallen. The total
for the season is 2.65 inches. Rain is still
falling steadily.
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rT1RH EsS.

100 n0n PINE TREES CPINUs MARIII-
IUU.UUU mus eighteen months old, for
sale lin quantities not less than 1907 at 10 cents
each, AZ depot or steamer in san francisco. On
lots of over 0CO large discount. apply from II
to .. OF by letter, to W. k, II. ADAMSON, -
Montgomery Block. san Francisco. 1nlm
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IT you WISH

To make both ends MEET" see that
neither end is bone, or go TO
C. WEISEL & CO., 726 and 72S L ST.,
ESTABLISHED IN 1854.
aS- Fine Pork and Bologna Sausage constantly
on hand. Pure Kettle-Rendered Lard, and u
No. Breakfast Bacon Specially. 1pSm
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THE STORM.

Various Localities Report Storm of Un-
usual Severity.
Copyright 1888. by the California associated Press
PETALUMA, January 3d.-A severe wind
and heavy rain set in last night from the
west, .09 Of an inch falling. Since Decem-
Der 9th LOG inches have come down, with
7.0S for the season. To-day is without a
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OF men has been taken to the place where
the washout occurred, but as the bank is
constantly caving in they could not do
anything. 1t is reported that the damage
Is very slight. and will not take long TO pat
the road IN repair after ii stops raining.
They Should Come Hitber
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PACIFIC COAST.
CENTRAL CALIFORNIA ATTRACT.
ING ATTENTION.
Grape-growers' Meeting-A Woman's
Terrible FalI-Death From Ex-
posure-Costly Fires.
THE GRAPE-soUEEzERs.

Ispc1AL p1srA7cHns TO THE nEooap.usEos.l /
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An interesting and instruc-
tive review of Sacra mento
as a trade center, and of the
resources and producti ons of
sacramento county are given
in this issue.
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THE RECORD UNION
WISHES ITS NUMEROUS
READE IS "a HAPPY
NEW YEAR"
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READING PENN, January 3d.-Owing TO
Sundays heavy rain the Schuykiil river
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Coming Wholesale Evictions--The Plan
of Campaign-Etc.