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THE TARIFF Bill,
Completion. of the Majority Report of the
WAYS and AIeans COMMITTEES.


WAsHINGToS, February 13th.-The Democratic
members of the Ways and Means Committee
submitted their report on the Senate tariff bill
to-day to the Republican members. The report
IS held in confidence and was presented to
the minority for their information and for such
action as may be deemed proper. The majority
make no recommendation, confning their re-
port TO a criticism of the Senate bill. 1t is not
known whether they will present anything in
the nature OF a substitute for the two pending
propositions, nor have they given any hint to
the minority as to their purpose in this partic-
ular.
A report is current tonight that the majority
have decided to take the internal revenue sec
tons OF the Mills bill, the sugar and wool
schedules and few other features of that meas
ure and present these a substitute for the
Senate bill, but nothing authenic can be learned
as to the correctness OF this report
The minority of the committee will decide to-
morrow or Friday what their action shall be.
Until the minority reach decision, the major
ity will withhold their report. 1t is probable
ihat the matter will not go before the House
until The middle of next week.
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DEBRIS COMMISSIONERS.
Goverpment Engineers inspecting the
Siickens- Section

MARYsvILLE, February I3th-Msjor Hand.
bury, of Portland, Or. spent the day Ia viewing
the ravages by siickens in this neighberhood.
This evening he wet To Oroville in company
wi h Majors Huer and Benyaurd, the two other
members of the Congressional Debris Commits
Who a., mn fno, San ~ 9 MI
three will tomorrow visit the Spring Valley
Hydraulic Mine at Chero e. Flat, twelve miles
from Oroville, which il now in full operation,
but does not discharge into the Feather river.
The further movements of the Commissioners
have not been decided upon, more than that
they will return to Merysyille on their way
back to San Francisco.
They are accompanied in their visit to Chero-
kee by Henry Pichoir, Secretary of the North
Bloomfield Hydraulic Mining Company. George
Ohleyer, of the AlttiDebris Assoc alton, accom-
panied Major Hamburg 10 the latler's investi-
cations in this locality to day. Il is thought
that the Goa mission VIII soon be ready TO re-
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WASHINGTON, February 18th The House
Committee on Agriculture today decided to
report adversely The bill introduced by Thomp-
son OF California for the development and en-
eouragement of silk culture in the United
ii ties. The bill proposed to create division OF
silk culture in the Department of agriculture
'nd to establish exper menlal silk culture sta
Il, rs throughout the Union
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NOTICE TO MARY LINsTEDT.

NOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT JO-
/ HAM JoCE3M LADHOF, your father
died at Buffalo, Iowa, on the Goth day of Noven-
Der, a. D., 1888: that by the terms of his will,
duly admitted to probate in the District Court of
the State of Iowa, in and for Scott county. you
are devised one tifth of his estate provided you
apply for the same within one year after his death
or within one year after the notice of his death
has been published in one newspaper published
at san Francisco. California and one at sacra
mento, California, for three months: that in
case you do not apply within said time your
share under said VIII. will be distributed
among the other devises under said Will as
therein provided
JOSEPH FRANK,
Executor of the Will of J. J. Ladhof, deceased
WILLIAM o. SCHMIDT. Attorney. fe7-SmTh
CUMMONs. = STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
- County of Sacramento, S. In the SUPERIOR
Court in ard for said county. The People of
the state of California to KATE g. HARRIS,
greeting: Tou are hereby notified that AM
action was commenced in the superior Court o I
the County OF sacramento, State aforesaid, by
filing u complaint in the Clerks Office OF said
Court, on the 2ith day of December, 1855, I'D
and You are defendant That the genera
nature of the action, as appears from said
complaint, is as follows: To obtain decree q
said Court Gissolving the honda of matrimon
now and heretofore existing between plaintl
and defendant, and for general relief, upon III +
alleged ground of the willful and continucr
desertion Of plaintiff by defendant since tn .
month of October, 1886, all OF which will full [
appear in the complaint on file herein, refersn(
to which is hereby mGda And you a.
hereby Greeted to appear and answer So.
complaint within ten daysf5om the service
this wris, exclusive of the day CO jervioe,
served on YOU in said Comfy OF Sacrament
and WITHIN thirty days, exclusive of the day
service, if served elsewhere; and ron are fl
ther notified that unless Eou so appear and
swer within the TINE above speciiad,
plaiatiR will apply 10. the Court for the rel
prayed for in his COM l3lut herein
Ia testimony whereof l. VIM. B. Hamilt
Cir-k of the Court Aforesaid, do lesreunto
nv hand, and aflix tAe seal of said Court,
18th day OF December, A. L. 1883.
fsEAL.l W. B. HAMILTON, 0iert
]. C. TUBES, Attorney TOT PlsintH
a3-law2m1h
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE BIC
l ifornia, Comfy OF Sacramento. IN tie T
ter OF the estate of HERMAN LeU Der, decaai
Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY,
sd day of FEBRUARY, 1889 at 10 O'Clock Az
said day, and the Courtroom of said CouTl
the Court house. in the City OF Sacrame
County of Sacramento, and State ok Califof
have eeaa appointed as she time sid plaesI
proving the will of said HERMAN HUI
deceased. and for hearing the specification
AUGUSTA J. HUBRR for the issuance 10 n
letters testamentaty thereon.
Witness my ,aRnd and The seal OF said &
tssis 9Th day oil February, 1853.
seal M. Is. EAMILT9Ss Cls
BY L. P. scoTT, Deputy Clerk.
CArlI & tlANcHAHp, Attorneys LOT
toner ielf
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ST LOTS, February lSth.-The important dis
covery has been made here that the control of
barbed-wire patents is not vested in any Amer
lean firm or corporation, because the device of
barbed-wire was patented in France to Louis
Ianin on April 10, 1867 under the United States
law. This invalidates the United States patent,
and, it is claimed, may render the patentees
n O HE flnr1 Ct rlnr-n1tilas coll ntl,d
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New YORK February lSth.-United States
Judge Brown this afternc on dismissed the libel
on the steamer Csrondolet and order the vessel
released. He said it was not shown that her
cargo OF arms was contraband of war, being in
tended for Santa Domingo, and not for Hayti.
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THE SHARON CASE.
A Biunder by the Sharon Lawyers May
ThroNy Them Out of Cnnrf

SAN FRANCISCO, February 13th.-Notice of a
motion to dismiss the appeal in the Sharon case
was filed in the Supreme Court to-day on tho
ground of q number of irregularities. The at
torney for Mrs. Terry says the transcript by the
Sharon side is so drafted that no review can be
had, and that Fred w. Sharon has no interest
in the suit that would entitle him to an appeal.
II the motion to dismiss the appeal is granted,
II will make the judgment in favor of Mrs.
Terry final and beyond review.
1t appears that in the haste to make up the
transcript the Sharon lawyers omitted several
imuorta mt nanars
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Napa Vineyard Ere. from tbs Los Angeles
Disease-Hands, GIFT

Disease-Hands. me G:ft.
SAN Francisco, February 1Sth.--At q meeting
of The san Francisco Benevolent Association to-
day, Beeching, the Agent, stated that so far this
has been the hardest season, with respect to de-
mands for aid, that has been known for the past
twelve years.
Wheeler. Chief Executive Officer of the VIII
culture Association, has returned from q tourof
inspection IN Sapa. He says that in that dis
trict he did nos find any signs of the blight
noticeable in the Los Angeles district
Nathaniel Gray has donated $1,000 to the
Mills Seminary 10 erect building devoted to
natural sciences.
Judge Rix fined DR.. J. ]. Clarke sl00 Tor neg
letting 70 report a case OF small pox
An attorney named Wiiloughby Clark was ar
rested by Constable Manning, of San Diego To-
day on warran- charging him with felony
embezzlement. Clark practiced law i'll san
Diego tor some time, but business got very bad
and he was obliged to leave some o: his COLA
teral with a pawnbroker. BE borrowed SIC0
with which TO redeem them. buI instead lcft for
this city, en- route TO Alaska.
Edward Heating. formerly State Senator
and active politician. is missing from his home
He had some $3.50 with him when last seen, aud
foul play is feared
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NOT FOR SALE.

Modjesi<a Objects to Being Traded on
Like a Baseball Player.
CHICAGO February i3th-Madam Mcdjeska
contracted with Managers Nixon & Zimmerman
OF Philadelphia to ,lay thirty weeks for SS5, 0OO
They then turned the contract over TO the
Booth Barrett combination, for her to play with
them for $4,000 In the meantime Joseph
Brooks, their agent, had made engagements for
Modjeska at various theaters Including Nc.
VickeI's. Manager McVicker, hearing of the
intention to absorb her by Barrett and Booth,
telegraphed Modjeska at San Francisco to know
what She proposed to do. He has received a
reply from her declaring that she will hold
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Death of Colonel Goehen, the so-calied
ssRussiap Giant

NEW YORK, February l3th.-Colonel Goshen
the largest man Barnum ever had died yester-
day at Clyde, N j., after an Illness of six months
OF dIopsy. During his illness he had four men
combine strength 10 move him about in bed
with block and fall He stood seven feet two
inches in his stockings measured two feet six
inches across the shoulders, twenty eight inches
through the chest aud weighed $50 pounds. He
is supposed to have been seventy years of age
He was byrn in Egypt.
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NJ OTxCE.

] holders OF the Sacramento Electric Light
Company viii be held at the Office Of the Secre-
tary, 2-61a street (up s'airsl, on FRIDAY. Feb.
ruary 10. 1889. at o'clock p. NJ for the purpose
of electing a Board OF Directors for the ensuing
year, and Tor the transaction OF such business as
may come before the meetine for consideration
ia2g-td G.. II. CUMMINGS. Secretary
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MARYsyILLE PROPERTY.
Values Increased Since the stoppage of
Hydraulic Mining.

MARYsvILLE, February 13th.-A piece of real
estate on D street, between First and Second,
known in early days as the United States Hotel,
was sod to day for $1,000. This place was sold
some years ago, previous to Judge Sawyer S
anti-Chinese decision, for $1,000. 1t was then
owned by the heirs OF the late Thomas Selby, at
one time Mayor of San Francisco. The great
advance in the value of this property is illus
trativc OF the restoration of confidence in the
future Of Marysville as result of the suppress
preston of hydraulic mining by the Courts.
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NEVADA.

a Smallpox Scare in Carson-One Death
Reported.
CARSON, February 12th.-No new cases of
smallpox was discovered to day There are
six cases in D. Kaisers family, the landlord of
the Ormsby House. The eldest daughter died
to-day, and another daughter is very sick.
The City Trustees ct to-day and appointed
a Health Officer. The public schools are all
closed. The City Marshal has ordered all the
Indians out of town.
The people are terribly frightened but feel
better now as the wind is blowing hard. The
barometer has fallen very low, and a storm is
looked for, which will purify the air.
The disease is supposed to have been brought
here by drummer from Denver.
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A GLOOMY OUTLOOK.
Legitime's Forces Meeting With Con-
tiuued Disaater 10 HaYti

NEW YORK. February 13th.-News is received
from Port au- Prince to January 9th. The rival
armies were encamped on either side of Thorn
son, small town between Merebalais and La
Cohobas. battle occurred January 23d. Con-
federal Prophetic was driven back with loss
Of $50 killed and 300 wounded. The dead were
put IN heap and burned, as the defeated had
no time to bury the bodies.
Every battle the Minister of War has taken
part in has resulted disastrously to the cause of
legitine. The Minister CT Finance states pub
liciy the Treasury is empty. Money is getting
scarce, and the premium on gold is going up
daily. The premium is now % per cent.
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HENRY kCKHAI;pT. GIrNsyIiTH

MANUFACTURES AND DEAL-s a
vi or IN Guns, Rifles, Revolvers ~ -
Ammunition and Sporting Goods. NsSsA7S$--<
All the leading makes OF Guns and -
Rifles at popular prices-Parker, ~ -
Lefever, Colts Smith, Ithaca, new Baker and
new make Guns. First-class Gun and Rifle
work. Send for price list of guns. No. 52S K
street. Sacramento Cal. II
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nAsrERN AND FoaEIGN aEARKErs.

NEW YORK. February 18th.
WHEAT 9SS4c for cash, 81 COZ Tor May,
s. ol1sal al for June and e7s4c for July.
CHICAGO. February 18th.
WHEAT - 81 u41< for February; 81 IS c.
Msrch, II 095s for May, and s6e for July.
IIvERFo0L. February 18th
WHEAT--Goo6 demand. California spot lpts,
IS I'd 10 rs l0d: off coast, SIS, 3d@SSs Cd; Just
off coast and on passage, turn dearer; elsantity
Wheat on passage 70 Continent, 43g 900 Qss:
Wheat and Flour or Fassage to U. X, 1907 90
Qrs; English country markets, risiass French.
turn desrer: Wheat and Flour IN Paris, firm
Weather IN England, frosty.
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ASeosTuEA BIrTEas, the celebrated appe-
tier, Of exquisite flavor. IS used all eyer
The world. Dr.. J G. +, Sjesers q Sons, sale
manufacturers. AT your druggists.
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pAKorA.

The L gis'ature Prosecuting Vigorous
War on the Governor.
BISMARCK, Fehrurry 18th. Nothing could
letter show the feeling thai has been aroused
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BAKERSFIELD February l3th.-The moroing
passenger trains north and south were delayed
all day by a freight engine and two cars falling
through bridge a few miles north of Caliente
1t Is reported that no enc was injured.
CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT.
TEHAcHAPI, February 1Sth-Freight No. &c
was wrecked at bridge No. l7S, below Caliente,
at a. NJ. to-day, caused by ''slow " flags being
put out in place. of stop" No one was hurt
The engine is on Its SIDE and two cars are in the
ditch. The track will be cleared by 6P NJ.
Death of a California Pioneer.
Ell PAso TEX. FEBRUARY 1Sth.-There died
here yesterday. OF Brights disease of the kid
neys, q. Baggs, aged fifty eight years, a native
OF Baltimore, and an early pioneer of the Pa
summer ofls49. Several years ago he came to
FL Paso and invested his large fortune in real
estate in city and Rio GIande valley lands. He
died unmarried. He has two brothers living,
one in Stockton, Cal and another in Philadel-
phia.
Disagreeing jury.
SAN JOSE, February l3th.-The jury in the case
of S w. Delaney, charged with libel, came into
Court this evening" and stated that they
were utterly unable to agree, and were DIS
charged They stood eight for acquittal and
four for conviction. This was the second trial.
A Briber Punished.
Los ANGELES. February 1Sth.-The chieftalk Of
the town to-day is the sentence of ex-Cbief of
Police Cuddy to six months in the County Jail
for attempting 10 bride juror. II is said that
his friends viii endeavor to procure his pardon.
The Gilroy Farmers.
GILRoY, February l3th.-The Gilroy Grange
will organize tomorrow. The farmers are TAX
ing considerable interest in the sane with the
hope that cooperation will produce beneficial
results and financial Improvement.
A Failure In Oakland.
OAKLAsD, February 13th.-J. W. Fleming,
dealer ia agricultural implements, has tailed.
His liabilities are $4,000
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A PEKJuREp RASCAL.
The True Character of the London
..Times,v NYitness LIE Carnn

Times" Witness, LIE Caron.
JOLIET (Ill) February 13th.-There was sent
to England last night a duplicate of Henri LIE
Carcons naturalization papers. He nowhere
signed his name to the papers, although the
witnesses and the County Clerk signed. He
swears he was subject of France, and came to
this country in 1s67 that he served in the
Thirteenth Colored lnfantry He swears he did
not come TO this country until year after he
had got through the army. The keeping of his
name from the document was shrewd move,
and not known until to-day.
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ANorHkR OVERLAND ROAD.
Intention TO Build Railroad from the
South to the Norfhwest

NEW YORK, February 13th.-General Thomas
L. Rosser says the contract was signed yester-
day for the construction of the first link in a
new transcoDtinental route. 1t is to start at
Charleston. S. g., and Willrun in a northwest
erly direction through the great grain region Of
the Northwest, crossing nearly all the g'eat
trunk lines, which-as General Rosser points
on generally trend toward the Southwest, and
striking some exceedingly rich coal, iron and
timber countries on the way which are not ct
deVplOped
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~.,eeszazazA.s
UNRKRTAKERs.
PEEVES GLOT53 !,

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SEQ ! -, BE; >iSik sss.i sNrati, 5n,.,'as FL
NJ < SKI o., "a SO stylse sg.ET s .s.,s,.s.
a. - CCis.s1> s.l- e,ts, slso ~S<'sIasst
eital' B =, eFeTy cs.'rt t75ere r0.r aiiE
o. G>lui.fy viz Fsc-.st lfs., Il 1i.sg,s,,l - -
night. kMBAf,ITsSs Sosle Il TIE ~; raA1ss.,
at reasonable lSiss ~
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OREGON.
TrippIer, the Forger, Declared to be
BopeIessiy Iusane.

was to-day declared insane by Drs. Panton and
Strong. dis case is considered ineurable. Pro-
vided the indictment is dismissed against him,
Trippler will be taken to California for treat
men..
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= has been proved that the recent riots at
Rome were insligated by French agitators.
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4 LWAYS on HAND A LSRcE .sso1l
= r1eni CT Metallic end Wocd,a Csskcu
Burial CsSes, Collins and ssrcuds it,-,iishes
Coffin orders viii receive Prompt attention o.
short notice and st tho lowest rsrss o@Sl
omen dav and night -
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FRITZ s hIlLLEE..

nFuCs IN O0D FHl.L0Na iSAPLs,
" Ninth and x streets SoDF.e:c f:ao5 a
UEdertekeTs Goods constantly IN eei.c. fJsy
ana country orders promptly attended - Sx-
OF nlght. 9. ressnnnhl.. rstse. Inler.-..a ~. b.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
MADAME MODJESKA OBJECTS TO
BEING "SOLD.v
Gloomy Reports of Legitime's Pros
poets in Hayti-The Meyers
McAuliffe Ffght-Etc.
THE LIEN Law.

tsrpcIAl DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uslOs.l
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Iaspector Bonfleld Resigns.

CHICAGO, February 1Sth-John Bonfald the
suspended Inspector OF Police, yesterday ten
dered his resignation to Mayor Roche, which
was promptly accepted. Bonfield was suS-
nended with Captain Setback and Detective
Lowenstein, pending the result of the libel suits
brought by them against the Chicago Times and
malfeasance in Office and with being accessory
to CERTAIN crimes
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!. FRANK ELAl


4 LNANS Oh HAND TEk tfCsI CVaILsl-
~ Sioe< Of UNDERTAKING coos =, ths
coast C0antry oideis, ~ or nig6;, WI -
eelve prompt S.entiol 1ftERgcNs NCSsEH
Ia. lSpl GO, y. CLAHs, Plinef-i ler,r4r
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PACIFIC COAST.
COVE siGs1 ENGINEERS IN THE
LICKENs REGION.
A Jnry-Briber Punished TIE Car
son Smallpox Scare The
Grand Army Encampment.
AT raE BAY.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nRo0nprsros.l
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Prohibition 10 Iowa Entorced.

COUNCIL BLUFFS (Ia.), February 1Sth.-An al
tentative sentence of a fine OF $500 or eight
months imprisonment was to-day imposed
upon Henry Wagner for keeping saloon in
violation of the prohibitory law.
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A sensation spoiIe.

CHICAGO, February ISth.-The mutilated body
OF a woman was found in one of the outlying
streets this morning. At first it supposed to
be another Jack the Ripper" case. Subse-
quently it was learned tnat she died at hospi-
tai aud was given TO medical student for dis
section
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
LIVELY DEB ,TE OVER SOUTHERN
ELECTION METHODS.
Small and His Majority Kicked Out
A Sharp Report or the Nat
uraIlzation Laws-Etc.
HARRISON ANp MORTON.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nrooRD-usros.l
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