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Mss Ecais Ccehin. ef New YORK uiit
socn uel ~ Eorsce Wslcase. nsBae~ snd
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nA11 feoN a. A. sc
THE NEW ANTIPYRFTICs ANTgsEPTlcs and ANAiscEsit
PARASITIC TREATMENT oF DIsEAsE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-05
wANrEu1o TAKE MS LIFE.
james N. Rltchic Quarreis win His v ifs and
Then Attempts Suicide.

James NJ. Rtchic Quafrels Win HIS " lie ana
Then Attempts suicide.
Saturday evening James NJ. RitchIe, who
resides at Beaver and Hager streets, al
tempted to commit suicide. II seems that
he and his wife have been quarrelling OF
late and on Saturday they bad words be-
cause she desired to go TO Columbis. He
opposed her going, but she went just the
same. He went ON fproe and when bis
wife returned In the evening they had
a row Jamss procured raz, ,r, which he
threw around carlessly and told his wife
that he intended 10 useit to cut his throat.
She was 80 alarmed that she called in the
neighbors snd they succeeded In getting
the weapon away from him. He then dis.
appeared from the house and as he did not
return for time search was made for him.
He was found lying OF the track OF the
Quarryville railroad, near the dye house.
with his head on the rail. He refused TO
get up and police were sent for. ON lcers
Sheriz and Reilly went TO tho place and
they had big lib with him. His hands
we're almost frozen to the cold rail and he
refused to let 20, saying that he wanted to
be killed. The $40 train was almost due
and the cfficers at last succeeded In getting
him loose just In time to prevent his death.
The officers carried him horue and after he
thawed out and sobered up he was not 80
anxious to be killed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-05
SNEAK THIEVES ARRESTED.
1xo Yourg Men Cha'g.a wit, Entering =
House ON West Vine Street.

House on West Vine Street.
On the l7In OF February house on West
Vine street WAS bfos en- into by thieves
who stole lot of jswelry belonging to Miss
Oinney Stewart. Some time afterwards
Lewis Ibert, OF High street. YVES suspected
OF being the guilty Tar,y. Suit was brought
against him before Alderman Hershey. He
Ned from the city and WAS located in Har.
Sishuyg. 10 which city Officer Roerich went
n aoaSch OF him on Saturday. Upon srriv.
ing thtre the officer found that Ibert had
eonse to Lancaster. He went TO his home
% look for him snd found him on the out
ojda. He said he would go in and get his
ooat and would then 10 along. The officer
went into the back yard, and rs ne did 10
ltoES ran out the front door. Ofleer Roer
-. with oiiicer Ritchey, went sfter
oaa6 succeeded In capturing Tim at Diller-
VIVA Ibert WAS committsi In ldefault OF
~ hut bsfors going to jail he "sqdesled." /"
- admitted that he took part In the crime
~ aid thst his partner was Benjamin
>nstIor. He ssid that Geriler cut the pane
y Ne window OF the house that was en-
lnnd he rsnsscked the drawers. Cert
|njso arrested and he furnished bail
( 1ns beiore Alderman Hershey.
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~rREIs rREssE' ruBLisHISG COMPANY.


turCnteo Ob LauCohteTe Bhuy ouu
weekly by = New Orssrns,ion.
Mr.. J. II. Schneider, editor and proprietor
OF the German daily, tho Lancaster Frcic
Presse, and the German weeklies, Die
Laterne, and Sonntags Journal, has
sold ell his right, title and In
terest in these publications To the Freic
Presse Publishing company OF Lancaster,
Pa The new management OF these sterling
German newspapers purpose to conduct
them - especial exponents Of the
progressive German citizenship that
abounds In Lancaster city, county and VI
cinity, and they hope TO still further extend
throughout the state the now well estao-
lished repute OF these journala Mr.. George
Rohr will be the managing editor under
the new arrangements He has been for
many years identified with these Journals,
and his more important connection with
them now gives assurance that they will he
cond ucted with an eye single TO the Ger
man interests of this locality.
Mr.. Schneider has not determined upon
his plans for the future. In q short time
he will depart for Florida TO remain there
until May.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-05
DEATIiS.


MussIR,- On March ], lss', In West PhiIadel.
phta. Milton Il. husser, h. D., aged A. years.
Iptermcnt at LongeneCker's meeting.house @,
on Tuesday, March oh. at IL O'Clock n. IN.
fRIsMsN March 3, 1858, In this city, Mrs
CathaIine krisman. widow Of the late a lchaal
Erisman, ana mother OF E. j. hrisman, aged
s2 years, months ana 80 days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Leo In this city. on the 80 inst. Margie
wright, vile OF George logue, aged i6years.
9he relatives ana friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the resi-.
dence OF her husband, No. l2 Sout Prince
street. On Tuesday morning at l03o O'Clock
lntsrment nj Woodward Hi cemetery.
EBERNAE.-In this city, on the ith inst, John
Joseph EDei man. son OF The late Joseph ana
Maria Eberman, In the 73d year of hts sge.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from his late residence, No. 2I5 North rince
street. on Tuesday afternoon al lock. In
terment at shreIner's cemetery,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-05
NEW York NiAIkAf-

NEW YORK. March Flour market steady ;
Fine. q 059l e5 supsrfine. u 4S93 OO MINI.
E1a,ra,s; 1,n,s s.Gtso; Ciiy sill. Extra, a ioai 70
Wheat-Eo. I. Red, state 9letaS)fc I No. 2. 40
8Ao9lTc no. 2, Red, Winter, Mar ah,c ;
April s.c receipts, 2OOO shipments, ll0i %.
Corn-ho. 2, Mixed. Cash, SIC ;
mar, eoNe May o9stc; receipts, 1000 bus
Oats mo. i. White. state. a2xaisc No. ., DO.
N0i nc do March, 3-hc; Hay, S7lIc ;
receipts. e5 600 shipments. more.
Rye duh state 15c.
barley nominal.
Pork dull New Mess, sli 75gl5O0
LARD dull March, s7 % May, G9L
Molasses q uieI Tor 81 boiling stock 2'c
Turpentine quiet at s0c.
Rosin dull al sl ltdl TX.
Petroleum dull Refined In Cases gsLe
Ireights dun grain 10 LiverpOol, Is,d.
Butter steady; Western u eanery, l71sc.
Cheese oul western Flat, nA0l2e.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-05
kaIeased on Hall

Annie Klinger, OF Columbia, charged
with concesling the death OF her illegiti.
mate child wds before Judge Patterson this
afternoon. After hearing the testimony
OF DIR. Rohrer, the prison physician, the
court decided to admit her 10 bail. She fur.
nished security In the sum of 800 and was
discharged from custody.
N. F. Hail represented the prisoner and
District Attorney Weaver the common
wealth,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-05
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Mar. q. $50 m-Markct opened.
Wheat Mar, 73kc April. 7s1c May, so1c;
June. st1sc,
June. $40.
Oats-Mar. 30, May, 3Ihc June. 3lxc.
LSra-Sar ioI 7o, Aeril g M s175x NAV MAN, sTe1s @
June, 81 7l<
short Ribs-Mar,G 22)1 May. 62J; June.
E3.h.
CLOSING.
wheat March. 76s.c AprIi. 7oxc; May, sic
june. slEc.
Corn-Sarch. 43kc; April, lokc f, May. blJ1c;
June, $50,
Oats Mar, 2gjIc May. 3pIc Juue.42nc.
Pork-Mar.. sl3 Is May, el3 81; June,
Nt00
Lard-Mar., s76lx; Aprn. o. Gsi May, " 20
june, o. TAX.
Short nj s-Mar.Geo; Apri', G26; May,
" 3lk0 35; June. o. S2x.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-05

Saturday afternoon, while William Sny-
der, son OF Bernard Snyder, OF 552 Manor
street, was In his fathers yard penning up
chickens, neighbor boy threwa stone over
the fence at him. The missile struck young
Snyder between the eyes, cutting an ugly
cash and stunning him somewhat, 1t was
found necessary to have DR.. Mccormick
attend the boy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-05
E.li Over Dad.

Mrs. Phoebe A. Bright wife Of Mr..
Benjamin Bright, residing on North 9th
street, Lebanon, fell over dead on Satur-
day noon while engaged In her house.
hold duties In scrubblng the porch. The
cause OF her death was heart disease. She
was aged about a5 years and leaves a hus.
band and son 70 survive. Deceased has re-
la,ions In this city,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-05
Han Away From Home,

Mary Gilbert, a pretty l6.year.old girl,
ran away from her home In Harrisburg a
short time ago, and her parents did not
know where she WAS. Saturday her father
came here and secured the serves of
Onicer Merringer, who found tho girl at
Millard Rees' on Middle street. She was
taken home At ali early hour yesterday
morning by her father.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-05

Mary, daughter Of George II. DArmslet-
ter, the East King street butcher, met with
painful accident on Saturday afternoon.
While playing, with Clara Henry, neigh
Dor, target rife In the hands OF Clara was
accidentally discharged, and the ball en-
tered the lsshy part Of tho left arm. The ball
has been extracted and the girl is doing
we'll,
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sasHaH
hRhEIS.


PHI tDgLPHiA, Mar 5.-Flour dull sales
loo b6is Mum. Bakers. 81 (CIl So Tenn a.
Family. s5 7bGgi So Western ao, q COI4 40
Western Patents, 81 lG4eJ.
Rye flour. B tOasJ IS
Mheat-har,, 9lci April, 92oi Nay. 9Slc
June, g!1Ec,
Lorn-niareh, f6Hc April. SIC; May. 57s.c.
Oais-haIch. 4Vs April, io,.c May. IVl.c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-05

Ohio FACTORY. iixein; Fancy white. isso
Eggs nominal; state, siko'n western.
sSsar quiet; Renncd Criioaf. ,sxc; Granuia.
tod. TIC
Rice nominal Domestic, fafr tc eoon. EXC.
Coffee duh Fair Cargoee. for kio, i5Lc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-05

In ho S,eim " Tomorrow ksentng George
G. Brotherton's company. which viii be here
tomorrow evening. produced " In the swim "
to large audience In Norristown on Saturday
evening. where the piece made hit The
company has that furry comedian, X. 4.
Graham, who. rs Lancaster folks viii remem.
bsr, al WAYS made n big hit In " The Little Ty.
COON" Miss Elma pelaro, tho charming ac.
tress ana singer. Miss Alice Harrison, Miss
Lucilla Meredith. ana other :equsly prom,-
nenI people are members OF the troupe. They
carry their own orchestra OF ton pieces and
introduce much new music.
The Linie Nu9Qet"-The Sisson-C Cav thorn
comedy company appear Ia ths opera hou SO
on Thursday evening In "The Little Nugget
They havesoine OF the best ana funniest adver
using paler ever seea in the city, aud the
company Is slid TO be Just Us fuany.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-05

Tomorrow a. lRSo, at 5Gl South Qpeen stree /
w. ID. Weaver. executor OF the G tate ot Ben
jsmin Bauman. win sell house old and X che n
furniture, together with valuable lot OF Old
books etc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-05
Telephone Connection.


Martin N. Brubaker. surveyor and scriviner
Mount JOY. Is connected with the telephone.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-05

TEw AD YER RrIsEMENrS
TAKE NOTICE
NO LICENSE AT
.ROHRER'S LIQUOR STORE,
UNTIL APRIL !, lsss.
CMALL THERMOMETERS FOR ART
- and Fancy worh, ~ ana ~ inches in
''"s HUBLRYy DRUG sroRs,
No. % West King Street.
VroR RENT FROM APRIL i, THREE
Moor. water, gas ana steam heat, at No. 80 Gen.
''' ScENTRE SQUARE,
r osT, sTRAYED OR sToLEN-AN
b.ek f.cs and s.sE nac wc1. oss
plated COLLAR with brass bell attached and
on sridsy. rsSrnsry II, on aidsle street. The
nnder Will be liberally remarded by returning
mSssds uMIppLEsrREEr.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
IN Amendment Of Charter.
In tse Court Of Common Pleas for the County
Notice is hereby given that An application
the lOth day Of March. 1855. .t 10 O'Clock :. m
eight hundred and sevonty y four" ana its sup.
pIements. for the allie vsnco and approval 81
certain amendments to tho charter OF the
Hebrew congregation. !. eharie sboIn aim"
TxECUTOR's SALE OF PERSONAL
d ESTATE.
on TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1883.
At the residence OF Berj jAmiu Bauman, de-
ceased. NO. b6a South Queen street. Lancaster
city. VIII be sold At public sale the folio Ing
hests. tables. chsirs, bed. ana bedd,ns. I'm.
reans. china ana earthen ware. stoves, kettles.
valuable books-such as histories, dictionary
coal, ,carpenter's tools. lampe. Kitchen utensils,
OLD Iron, and large quantities OF hOuse sehold
goods, nocking bird, and many articles Of DO
mestic use not mentioned.
when terms will be male known by
WM. ID. WgAVER, fxecutor.
gro. HuHTER. Auctioneer. mariThAsR
INFoRMATloN.
To those about Ordering ep,ing Clothes. II
you want TO save Money and be Pleased,
go To-
ASKEWS.
o2.lyd
WAIT UNTIL APRIL 10
TO BUY YOUR
FURNITURE.
ocHs & GIBBS
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NEW ADVsRTIsEM M rs

"ANTED--A Oh HAMBERMAlD.
w Apply at the fOU SrAlS Inn, South
Queen Street liz
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-11-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Joseph Craig, of Woodland, is in the CITY,
Judge J. H. Craddock came down from Marys-
vile yesterday
J. B. Haggin passed through the city yester-
day en- route East.
Miss NJ. Desimore, of San Jose, has been visit
ing relatives in this city.
Judge G. ]. Carpenter and Judge Charles
Irwin, of Placerville, are in the city.
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ.
Burns. Mr.. and Mrs. George Gale, and Mrs. Girls
sim, of Sacramento, will spend the next two
weeks in San Diego.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday JOS
Hale, L. S. West, W. A. Marshall, city; J. II.
Craddock, Marysville; II. P. Merritt. Yolo; j.
Craig, Woodland; L. W. Free, Delta; J. C. Ball,
Woodland Mrs j. Hanks and sor, Nevada: Lee
Todd, city; P. Foster Elmira; Miss Tyler, city;
Henry Thompson and wife, Nevada City; NJ.
Van Colder, W. H. Carlow, city; L.. Matavia,
Blue Canon; Adam Eerold, city; H. Wagner,
New York ]. ]. Tobin, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
W. Mahon, ia Roper, Chicago: E. A. Forbes,
Msrysville; W. V. Sparks, L. II. Wiseman and
wife, Oakland Chas. Durham, New York; E. A.
Jones, Chicago W. ]. Davis, Cincinnati; J. Z.
Eastwood, FIesuo: II. Holden and wife, Detroit;
c. S. Pearson, Boston: f. A. Brockridge, Stock
ton C. NJ. Meyers and wife, Colusa; G. II Keller
Carson City; W. Newburg, New York; W. A. Pep
per Los Angeles; J. r. Enright, San Jose; j. c.
Eufaerts, W. Schulihus and wife, T. W. Thomp
son, A. H. Williams, Geo. H. Flay, J. J. Stephens
W. +. White, san Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-11-22

OF all the means of public conveyance in a
large city, even for few hours, during a
strike of the employees, means a general
paralyzing of trade and industry for the
time being, and is attended with an enor-
nous aggregate loss to the community.
How much more serious to the individual
is the general tie-up of his system. known
as constipation, and due to the strike of the
most important organs for more prudent
treatment ana better care. If too long
neglected, a torpid or sluggish liver will
produce serious forms of kidney and liver
diseases, malarial trouble and chronic dys-
pepsia. DR.. Plerces Pleasant Purgative
Pellets are preventive and cure of these
disorders. They are prompt, sure and eff
fective, pleasant 10 take and positively
harmless.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-11-22
DECORATIVE ART GOODS.

A splerdid collection of Table and Piano
Scarfs Lambrequn Goods, etc, mostly hand
embroidered and showing exquisite taste in the
des!ans aad in the color studies These are
goods kept MY by the largest houses in the
United State5, and this is the first season, we
believe, that any thing like them have been seen
in Sacramento. There are Upright Piano
Scarfs embroidered on silk plush, at So; Table
Scarfs, hand embroidered with pond and tiger
lilies, real works of art, $12; Felt Piano Covers
So; Plush Lambrequins in snowy designs,
81 So So and $40; seven or eight different de-
signs in Embroidered Plush Table Scarfs, new
shades, SIS, So, 81 50, So and $12.
Something new is the Felt Lambrequin
Goods, sold by the yard at 50 and Is cents, ST.
and 81 IS. Viii be found to be just the thing
for finishing shelves, mantels, etc. Plush Lam
brequin Goods, by the yard, So and So So
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-11-22
LOCAL BREYTIEs.

The silver medals awarded at the last
State Fair are now ready for delivery.
Deputy Sheriff George II. Phinney took
to the Stockton Asylum su insane China
man.
Court Sacramento will give social en-
tertainment at Odd Fellows Temple to-
night.
George Fisher was ar ested yesterday on
a charge of battery preferred by A. S.
Lander.
1. o. o. F.. will give a social dance at Tur-
ner Hall tonight.
A social dance was given at Turner Hall
last night by Germania Rebekah Degree
Lodge, No. 81, I. o. 0. F.
Frank Ruhstaller yesterday paid an cleo
ton bet by carrying sack of potatoes into
the residence of Job Calderwood.
The lecture of the Pundita Ramabai is 10
take place tomorrow evening instead Of
the date heretofore enormously stated.
The diplomas awarded as premiums at
the last State Fair are being framed, and
will be ready for delivery in a few days.
Sheriff Drew yesterday took to the Nspa
Insane Asylum Peter Haskins, adjudged to
be insane by Judge Armstrong, and Drs.
Simmons and Snider.
The new electric car of the Central Street
Railway Company has two motors of six
horsepower each, capably OF working up
to sixteen horse power if necessary.
AT the coming session of the Legislature
q Board of Trustees of the State Library,
consisting of five members, is to be elected,
to take office on the LIST of March, 1890.
The Sheriff is now receiving the taxes
and taxpayers are coming in and settling
up rapidly. Taxes will be delinquent on
the last day Of the year at o'clock P. NJ.
Rev. A. c. Herrick last evening gave The
second of his course of illustrated lectures
in Calvary Baptist Church. His subject
was Yosemite illustrated" and was har-
died il a manner highly pleasing to his
audience.
Miss Lotte A. Lee, minor, by Cyrus B.
Cooper her guardian dd Item, has COM
menced suit in the Superior Court against
George W. Sheppard, to recover $4,000
damages for seduction. Sheppard is the
well-known colored Whitewater.
The postponed ball game between the
Atlas and links will be played at Wood
land next Sunday, November 18th. A good
game is anticipated as both mines are evenly
matched, and as they are tie for the cham
pionship each team will play hard ball to
win.
The Clapp & Jones fire engine, which was
TO be sent up here for trial, did lot arrive
yesterday as expected. Chief Engineer
O'Meara expects it to come up on the
steamer to-day. The Commissioners are
allowed to try the engine for one month
before deciding whether they will purchase
ii or not.
The officers of the Salvation Army of
Northern California will hold meeting at
the U. B. Church, Fourteenth and K
streets, this evening at S o'clock. Toner
row they go TO Oakland for two nights.
where Mrs. Ballington Booth will lead
meetings. On the following four nights
they will be in San Francisco. and have a
great banquet and a welcome to Command
ant Herbert Booth and Adjutant Allen,
from New Zealand
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-11-22
Smashed-Up Buccies.

Last evening about o'clock Charles
Eldred was driving along Ninth street at a
lively rate of speed, and when near the
corner of NJ street he ran into buggy be-
longing to man named Trumpler. This
is the same person who had his buggy de-
molished few days ago by being run into
by locomotive while crossing the Yolo
bridge. Mr.. Eldred was thrown out of the
buggy and sustained few bruises about
the head. Both buggies were pretty badly
used m
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-11-22
Literary Entertainment.

Equity Lodge, Knights and Ladies OF
Honor, at the close of their regular meet
ing in Changers Hall last evening, gave a
literary entertainment which was very en-
joyable. The programme was as follows
Miss Panic Veach, piano solo; J. Calhoun
Medley a recitation Miss Monnehan, in
strumental solo; T. Henry Berkey. an ora
ton on The Beauties of the Order" Alice
and Barnett Keller, vocal solo L. Angus
tus Kidder, a recitation; Mrs. II. G. Hays,
a vocal solo; Mr.. and Mrs. Grothen, an in
strumental duet, flute and piano. They
were recalled and played some new and
choice selections in excellent sly lie. T.
Albert Lauder, iewsharp solo.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-11-22
Robbed nv His Room-mate.

Last evening P. G. Michael reported to
the Chief of Police that he had been robbed
of a gold watch worth $50 and $50 in coin,
by man named Harry Turner. Both men
worked at the railroad freight sheds.
Michael alleges that he took Turner to
room with him in the Empire Lodging
house about ten days ago, and that yester-
day Turner disappeared with his watch and
money. A complaint was sworn to, and a
warrant issued for the arrest of the sus-
pecfed party
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-11-22

ONLY Two Gases.

In the Police Court yesterday morning,
George Morris pleaded guilty to vagrancy,
and was sentenced to fifty days in the
County jail, but the commitment was with
held to give him chance to leave town.
The case of John Dennis, charged with
battery, went over until to-day. City Attor-
new Church was in attendance at the Su-
preme Court, and Frank Estabrook acted
as Citt- A tfOrnev
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-11-22
Special auction Sale To-Day.

W. II. Sherburp, auctioneer, will sell at
523 X street, at 10 A. N. to-day, seven set
of double harness, eight set of single har-
ness, four dozen horse blankets, one dozen
extra fine buggy robes, four gray wolf
buggy robes, currycombs and brushes, hsr-
ness oil and backing, four dozen whips,
eight saddles and other articles
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-11-22
Death of Mrs. Mott.

Mrs. Frances l.. Mott, wife of Foster n.
Mott an old resident of this city, died sud-
denly at her residence, No. 1928 6 street,
on Tuesday night. Deceased was native
of New York, and fifty-nine years of age.
She came 10 this State in 1855, and lived
many years on Grand Island, In Colusa
county. The funeral will take place from
her late residence on Friday, at o'clock
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The BIlliard Tournament.

The second game of the amateur billiard
tournament attracted large audience at
the Golden Eagle Hotel billiard parlors
last evening. The contestants were Messrs.
Stevens and Gamble. Stevens was victori-
Gus. The score stood as follows: Stevens,
100; average. % bes, run, 10 in the 29th
inning Gamble, 80 average, Il; best run,
is in the Both inning. The game tonight
will be between Flint and Brown.