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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16

haau.. James 4 to Hrtty Badeau. 5Osh't OF
lohS assfus eeT FSss e o@S to John Eden Hull
Brooks william and wife u Thomas McAllster.
n 4sthst W OF llth;aye Yrs 90 600 vvoo,,. &C -,
St. Of istave 8 yrs % 900. a.. ,..,,...
N SSsnf Haven a and Hartford r R s5GG
ni1 h1s9ss p' inss%eHs. O. ''.'
1o Rn No: H'S and 4 IL l Map prospect Hin 1oo2
Cs ard p9s wife to r., Ag e 600 Frue'el
Cain Joa,ph II. . Mary Field. 15oth.st Of
iO' psvI. John and wife Dgryss Topping
Edds Joseph ard wife e S Semen II ThfolSslca
ss9ay Of 3sh PTSs'7 9f h 80 Gc church IN
FieEwort Louis to John II Eden, Perry-ave. Of
o'i Fuller c8ds T. ana wife David Mitchell. 9th
avs same q 70 Susan susan Roberts &c. 9th
eT,n e % st t Ru ys' M 92SSo Janes of Wash
sGIeve FredF e Andrew Gerety, s 74thst Of 3D.
sSs and na5E ona Si notes H5 n '
Mrseh, Aaron ana simon, to Hannah Taylor. e Ave
Jacobs Elias % Alice Rowland Nos 40 and 142 colum-
~ IenShrsn Thomas to Anna n Harrison 14sth-st,
Z Lang Joseph G. to Charles FoScot si-ave
LutterSt6 Margaret to Frederick ] MiddlebrOOk
Same to Henry Lutteroth. sth-st, OF Avenue c,
Middleton VIM A. to Francis A Clark oeth-st. Of
NassiminS John and Henry zener and wives to Fred
oakes, Charles 4 to Charles Spencer s3i-st W Of
eth-ave years s27. 600.
Oppenhemer Rosa. TO Marks Levin, Houston-st,
Of Avenue d, install $1,000.
Powers WIN Il and wife. 70 Eve A Konwenhoven,
G9th-st Of 10th-ave years. as 600.
Abbc NJ 70 Henry Beste, trustee, Slst-st,
o. Parknve. 3 wears. $4,000
Reinhard Mary. T. Frederick Schuck, Ssh-st, W Of
RUS jacob AID vie to Esther Herman and others
eXrS &c No 90 Pcrrv-st. insalemnts, $4,000.
Jennie kohn and another exectrX &c. No.
81 Porfv-st. instalments. $4,000.
Ruppcr Jacob and wife. 70 Mutual LIE Insurance Co,
n G7fh-st % Slave. ] yeaf. 500 eco.
phodas J. :
Icth-ave. irstaments. - 600
simon Mare ~ Sophia westernayc, oth-ave Of
e0fh-st. , years. $500.
stewart John end wife n Oscar Weinmln, n 18th.
81. W Of have. year 81 500.
Shsrfcy Thomas w - Henry FRANKIE, l13th-st, w
% 5th-ave. years. s mortgages $50 960.
TYSON. George y Eugene ROthSchld 72d-st, OF
Ms1ison-avn. ! $40 600
Trewbrdge. Boniamn \. 20 David Iy1ig, S 1o7thst,
v ~ 9Th 2 years o mortgages. SIC 600
Van BenchoteH Harry p. 20 Robert Dev and another,
l44ih-st c ~ 1oth-ave year. sS. 600.
. Van Buren,. Frinoham NJ - George Daiker, St
Nchoas-aVe. 5 Of li7th-st ~ sta nents. SO 500.
Netkenhere. Beeth3 Rose sherman 105ih-st,
sem ," SAME : io5'h-st 3i-ave. year. $40 o0o.
Dewisst u Grsnd-st ] year 500 600
Weber. Abort aud wife 20 John Hoffman, n 15ith
81. Court anft-st. years s3 600
Wolf. Therose ana wife to Francis r Doughty rs
Trustee Attorney-st, Rivincon-s years s3l 900
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
THE WINDSOR,

ELIzABL1u1OWN ~. A., Is located amidst some OF
the finest mountain scenery Charming drives raiiate 10
every direction. Pure, dry, bracing air wonderfully
conducive 10 good appetite and strength No mosquitoes
OF na,ara HunnlAg water on every moor from noun
tain SPRING absolutely pure. Table second u none n
the AdlEondacks Telegraph, express and ticket Offices
IN the house Fine tennis and croQuct grounds
Two splendid farms owned by the proprietor supply the
house with abundance Of fresh milk. cream, butter
eggs vegetables &c Circular with city references My
coaches connect with all trains and boats at Wespor
NL,I-ANDD kELI.OLtl1- DIoLrLr-nr.
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'RlLPPS" IN THE ACKNOWLEDGES

Three and one-half miles from Lyon Mountain
Station Chateaugay Railroad delightfully."- located on
uout fishing Billiards bowling alleys lawn tennis bath
houses accommodates 100; all pleasant and beds
lrstclass the table has feputa1on unsurpassed by
airy. Send for circular. J. ". HUTTON, Proprietor.
~ n
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS
LAKE george.

VIA THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON RAILROAD.
The Favorte Tourists Route t. sARAIo'A LA .n
c,,.H,p1,rN ,rsABI.E CHASM, SHARON SPRINGS,
COoPERSTOWN. TIE GRAVITY RAILROAD &c
,ho sbor,es, Line Bctvecn New Y orl and Montreal
Direct rail communication via Plattsburs % Soranac
NO Only one hours stage ride 20 Lake Placid or
s. Regis Lakes. G7 miles shortest route from New
York For illustrated guide, hotel and boardinS-holse
list, time tables maps &C. inclose six cents IN stamps
70 J. w BURDICK. General Passenger Agent
II e YOUNG. 2d VicePresdent. Albany, y. Y.
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
SbRAkk(; LAKE HnIsSE.

One mile Saranac Lake StatlJl Chateaucsy
r. r. Enlarged newly furnished and in perfect sanitary
condition. 1000 feet elevation LOCO feet piazza Emil
physicians recommend climate uag ami throat
troubles. Malaria and hay fever unknown. splendid
trout fishing and hunting Large open nepaces IN par
or dning-room and office. Table. best IN the noun
tains deicacies Of the equal best at
toga. Open May ! Nov. J. Send Tor illustrated cir
Guar MILO =. MILLER
karanac Lake. y. Y
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Gonnirn Board.

r. IRsT.CLAsS BOARD IN MODERN COTTAGE
with large additions and commodous rooms; centrally
located and newly furnished "a Front-st, Sarstoga
Springs oyens June Is. MRS S. VAN vEGHrEN. Prop.
HEDGES FARM HOUSE, In the Catskills.-Enl arged
% per week Address GEO. HEDGES, East Durham N y.
ID ARTIEs WISHING pleasant location for sumner
recreation LAKE GEORGE, Moderate terms, city
references, address F. PEABODY, Hague. N. y.
ID ARTIES wishing high location, beautiful scenery,
Il spring water. vegetable, fruit milk cream good
liable, address with stamp Mrs L. A. KEYES, Box l55,
Conway, Mass.
SILVER LAKE FAEM.-rn q auict an1 healthy place.
- beautiful lake; SO: city refcrencrA
Mrs. +. II. HAMLIF. Sharon Valley, Conn
w I'LL take small private family Of adults 70 board for
w six or eight weeks during absence Of family eN
elusive OF house ard competent servants place
is finely located convenient city very desirable I'm
every way.
COUNTRY HOME Tribune oflce.
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aurtion 5ales Of Real GslGif,


m IcHARD v HARNETT & CO.. Auctoneers
will sell at auction TUESDAY. July 3d. at Il O'CLOCK
noon. q, the Real Estate Exchange and Auction h0Om
80 to 65 IAberty-st.
TO CLOSE PARTNERSHIP ESTATE
stth.st south side $50 ST. north side, between b
,ncson and Ath ayes plot 46x1176 feet, prominently
situated in one Of the desirable locations IN inc w
also OH north side Of 39d.st. on the rear Oh ''''''
S9xSo feet -.
70 PER CENT AT PER GEM
may remain for a term of years
Mans &c at the Auctoneers'. 70 Liberty-se
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ADIRONDACKS.
TILE " EST@lDE HnTEI.

LAKE PLACID. n. Y.
CharminRly located the west side OF Lake Placid.
with axe and mountain scenery second to none IN the
hdrondacks Perfect in all It's appointments, and IN
respect delightful home. Open June Is
~ october Is Send for circular.
OLIVER ARIEL. proprletor
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Giip properin 60 Eri.

A LARGE STORE and basement to lot on ,e.d,,
II downtown street; light 200 feet front. q o5
sQtare feet, power y 1es rel Doss sson now. rent
moderate. EULAND & WHITING. BeeFmsn.st' "'
u UlLDINGs stores. lois ana onces 70 let in John
ID FII.On. BcekD3n. Chambers, Nassau. William CliT
4csfl and Water SIS. and vicinity
rutland WHITING ) Beekman.st
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Ccuntrn Boar0.

4 BEAUTIFUL HOME--PTiyate family, lasge man 'oh
n receive few guest party hot COLI wa'g' 49,
bath; AIs-e.ass; high healthy; sprnNi Vle"e -, WI,
acres OF lGWn. sha1e walks stahlin3- q D. To- '
iam.st
DOARDERS wantei summit Farm Houre On inc r. -
u and u r. r. house newly repslisl an l.
Address toI PARTICULAR T. u. CURRY BOX 20 Ao'N''""
Heights. y. i.
II ATSRILIs food board nne locality Term, NO
y ate. ELLSWOETH STRON6 torhNA.Nlue ~ =.
n GOD BOARD ana accommodations can BE- had VIII
u II. +. HALL. at his fruit farm At Rage0uJ' V'~is'
Co., y. Y; references given
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ADIRONDACks
BEENE ROUSE,
KEENE VALLEY. ESSEN CO., \. i

KEENE NAiIEl. Es~EA CO.., " L.
s & o. bLEDE 1rUprlctora open juno lst ~ oct lst
Accommodates 300 Beautifully lOca led In the heart %
the Adrondacks embracing views OF al the principal
peaks. Hotel enlarged rented and refurnshed; rooms
spacIous lighted with well ventilated best spring
beds hair mattresses, &c hot and cold water on every
floor: bathrooms fine livery; telegraph ohce; eaielu
drivers and guides to any part OF hc noun aims send
for descriptive Circulars Beede's Stage Line will con-
meet with all and Lake Champain boats az Wespo
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Ciin properir for Sale.

EOR sALE.-Thfce-story and basement brov,nstone
ply owner. premises. P
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RAY BROOK HOUSE,

ADIsONLAIA uOt MAINS.
Delightfully."- located Ray Brook y. Y. Only three
miles from Saranac Lake Station the Chateaugay
l.. r. Finest brook tout hshing IN the Adirondack
Air dry and nvteoTans pure spring water fresh
:ab!es milk. cream, butter and brook tout during
the Rooms large, furnished ven
ulated. Scnd for circular with city references
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b0WERy BAY BEACH,

The most beautiful and popular Family summer Resort
only 20 minutes sal, from Nsy-f ok; AeGfSoo1e oy
13Oth.st and Third ave- 10 and II a. M. 3D. 80.
6 and D. m. directly Grand Pier BOWery Bay Beach
15c, excursion zoe; children &c. excursion 10e.;
by horse-rairOad from 92dst, AStora) Jerry from
6 a. NJ. till midnight. Fare lOc
Grand Concert ON the Pier Every Day
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LONG BEACH
Avn pnTNT InOkOIT

Trains leave foot OF East 34thst " Y. $40 y 30.
10 80 m i 20 3 so so IS so so. 8 so
sunday 40 % 20 10 40 Il 20 100 80 80.
a 10 - 90 \ 10 D. M Connect for Point Lookout
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Proprietor. Saranac Lake n Y.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
THE WINDSOR,
the nes mountain sccaeSy Charming dives f' raiae
sgs dFesS Ss amer dy s9S an ToaS
"a .S 5u9n wae on s Moor SSnf ron noas
the IA a and Ticket CSe'
Two Splendid farms owned BY the Sropreief supply The
house with ABUNDANCE Of fresh milk cream butter
coaches connect WIZ 6 81 , RG 92e F MSPs
THE $ MHs2 I%G IforrL,
& Fa s a ss west 3 Of L 1SD Pa ID
svey Fsspes. dsGa summer Sd%e Open june IS
OLIVER ARIEL. Proprietor
RAY BROOK HOUSE,
Delightfully."- iocaci on Lay BOOK. T. 3 Only three
if finest 5SSk tout s2s In thu o Aoaar
A dry m aPa ebns pure S, p9g Ys s ssh
ne satre season Rooms large Wen furnished and ven
D. CAMEI:6N Proprietor.
ADIRONDACKs
LAKE PLACID STAGE LINE.
horse cose6es leave EizsLet6owa daily sunday, ex
centre centre rate Is cscaae aS' 5qnG aa 2 70? od KsnS
leave S Lake Placid 80 a. I' dne It Eetne S cense
for par & a wsp5 s5G
roads grand scenery e9rsfg, dri Do,,rns d.
4 s.",'., kE;fNfE ,Y2LLEY; y. -. -
s' Rs' oo G''1 d Ge EfaT y fd1so A
MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Del. Water Gap. Pa.-Hlgh SIT
4I uau)n; spring water every Moor open entire
son os permanent transient guests hrstcass accomHo
- Ms lilo MAUsEE & son. Propretors.
A DIaoNDACKs-GRA VIEW HOUSE
This 6Sd9 has seeS 65P5gS rcno 5 S Alien
EfghSess. oseagea elevation:
and P1ea be- and surrounding pe@S PuS So spring
spcct Early APPLICATION should be made for rooms.
A DlEoNoAcKKTTTTNyp9VyN,T, PORTER r house
mountain view dneDt Zoo rooms ahd table Bath rooms
''' }saTs { u gEFL H5a,g PGoDr+''o'a
A Ol"0NDAch A MsSsioS Housn
G. ". JENKINS, Manager.
@ View cd H2 %ss, T sss5sS2
'''''''' r. c. Low. Malone. N. Y
Fs5 HOUSE. S55 ss UOPST Ss
mountain scenery. Good trout fishing ths entire soson
g SoSenee Adif rs, IS MERRLL Msr Gin
4 Won HOUsE-Eleyation. i.4OO feet; on spur o;
Il Blue Ridge between Delaware Water Gap and Stiouds
burg. Circulars, Mrs II. J. TURNER slI0G1sDufs. Ia
~ ATSKILIS LOXHURST
" FIN season Elevation 1909 feet; accommodate 40
Circulars. SAMUEL l.. RUSK. Haines rams, n J.
4 ATSKILL MOUNTAINS -Cock5un House Location
G T9agal3 ,ees1PA P SSn IS. a ' esua
address Van Cockbarn. Nj Pleasant Ulster Co., y Y
nE sTAPzs HOTEL Ocean t;Ieye n 200 sue sS
dts Reduced rates f0i b huP H. h%fD1ass Stairs Pro
GLENwooD HOUSE Delaware Water Gag. Penn
NJ Brick building; capacity $50; superior lacatoh' IL
4. ]. Ia BAf.
20 HOTEL ALLAIRE." SPRING LAKE n. j.
Ia Directly on me Reach F!ratclass throughout
Modem improvements BIliaff Room, ETC. -
+. NJ RICHARDSON.
HOTEL OCEANIC, 49, -
II BARNEGAT CITY.
open Juno 90 % October l. o.-v. -,
Terms. address Z. C. BoICE, Propr.-
l. ING'S HOTEL, Amyylle. l.. I.-Sea breeze BATHING
N sailing, fishing, malaria one hour rom cl9'
erms moderate. Mrs F. c. KING. Prop
| oWvlLLE MINERAL sPRINGs-Beagtnf5ai., G hss.
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ADIRONDACKS.
LAKE PLACID STAGE LINE.

Only coach line ghtOugh The mountains, new four.
horse coaches leave Ellzebethtown daily Sundays ex.
eepted, a. IN. (scm-de!!y after June 25) for Keenc
Centre, 81 %, Cascade Lake,
View House - so Adirondack Lodge Transfer Station
G. so; Lake PLACID. 20. arriving > p. returning
leave Lake Placid 80 a. dinner at Keene Centei,
arrive EiizabehtOwn J.. m connecting with Kelogg's
for sleeper d. III. Il. r.. al Westport good
roads; grand scenery; careful drivers.
AGNTW RROTUERS
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ROUND STATEN ISLAND DALI.
n LANDING AT OCEAN PIER, SOUTH BEACH.
For south Beach rect steamer H. l. BE HOt leaves
Wet st 8 as n. m Troy Line Wet 1Cth-st, ~
a. m JEWELS Wharf BrookyE 10 20 a u. Pas.s1geIsi
have -FOUR hours boating bathing &c. contlnulnE aI1uI
Iand az pa For South Beach and around staS lsanI
boat leaves West 2st-st., $50 pm Troy Lhe West IOsl
a. m JEWELS Wharf, BROOKLYN : 10 p, m
Fare south Beach l5c around Staten Island including
sLnr nNar South Beach. AOc.
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ASBURY PARK. Nj.
COLEMAN HOUSE

AND ANNEA,
Enlarged ana Improved Now Open. Tirst-class Stable
Under Same Management.
J. T.. RALPH. Prop. y. w. SWOPE. Manager
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Sharon Springs, u. Y.

Pavilion Hotel. Open sumo 90.
Send for Illustrated circular list II hotels prices,
ard pamphlet descriptive OF lighthouses and
European Methods Of sing sulphur Water
for CATARRa NIL-MATrsN, and allied diseases.
JOHN II. GARDNER * SONS
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1 DIEONDACh UOt~E,
II KEENE VALLEY. y. y
Spacious grounds. Table nrst-cla,s sanitary arrang
ments perfect. Good fishing ia iWme late vicinity. a.
commodities 100 SOLOMON KELLEY. Proprietor.
Nj OUNTAIS HOUSE. Del. Water Gap. Pa.-High ST
A'l uati)n spring every floor open entire
son fog permanent transient guests frscass accOmm
oa0ons IN every part sulat. send FOR circulars.
Ms IUEO. IIAUSEE & son. Propretors.
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New.York Monday. July 10
~. ,,,o,v,rc sales were made al the Exchange aho
Auction Room to-day:
= With lot. No 94e Centre-st W E
IL sstoi! RTcoulo.st lot 81 S053N2Olo2o4lO'
Trunkmann, $4,000 Co.
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S. w. HARBOR. MT. DESERT.
j. II. PEASE, Proprietor.
Terms. 50 80 per day BY the week clio n s1i.
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LOCAL BREyITIES.

The Grand Jury it is said will make a
partial report TO day.
Judge Van Fleet has awarded a divorce
to the wife, in the case of Olsen VS.. Olsen,
on the ground Of cruelty.
W NJ. Murray has twelve or fourteen
horses in training, the best one being Robin
Hood, by Flood, dam Robin Girl. This
colt is entered in several Eastern stakes.
A singing class for young ladies eleven
years OF age and upwards is being formed
in connection with the ST. Cecilia Ladies'
Club, and will be taught by Charles Hey
wood.
Albert Cooper. late trainer for J. B. Hag-
gin, has transferred his services 70 w. L..
Ptitehard's stable, and is looking after
Cannie Scot, Louis p, and some good two
year Odds.
a party having been discovered in the
act of attempting TO destroy or greatly in
jure Thos. Hills great painting The
Driving of the Last Spike" Mr.. Hill has
removed the picture to the city's art gal
lery, where il will be on exhibition during
the loan exhibit.
Common opinion pronounces the colts
and tillies Of L. U Shippee, at the Sacra-
mento race track, to be the best lot of
youngsters ever seen there. Alb Stemler
will not say which is the best. bul the King
Ban-Whisper FLY is the likeliest look-
ing one OF the string. A King Ban colt, a
big slashlng chestnut, is also much fancied,
while 6lenelg filly has many admirers.
Picnic, the three-year-old, is looking
splendid, and should give good account
of herself this rear
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II 010! T u J 90 ''-'..ss.s'......,
APPoRTIoNED AS FOLLOWS
Ia the Facts Come On,.

EDS. RECORD UNION l desire to cali
your attention to some prominent facts
connected with the Jordan claim against
the State for $4,000. The claimant waited
from 1876 to 1887 to present his claim. Mos
of the material facts were forgotten, or ma
terial witnesses out OF the way. Bennett.
who it is said threw obstacles in Jordan's
way, was not given a hearing before the
committee, neither was Ex-Governor Booth,
who am informed brands the claim as
fraudulent of his own personal and official
knowledge. But the Committee on Claims
IN the Assembly, from an excess. OF zeal.
published extracts from the evidence to
justify its report in favor OF the claim. Not
q particle of this evidence would have been
admissible according TO the rules of evil
dence, and taken altogether no Justice of
the Peace in the State is so ignorant as to
have rendered iudgm ent upon it for plain
uff 1t IS stated on good authority that at
least two members of the Claims Commit
tee are financially interested in its paw
ment. i is veil known that two of them
have done little else this session than look
after II. and have had attaches of the as
sembly looking up witnesses in its behalf.
IL is stark fraud and clear steal. yet un-
less its lnyslidity is exposed it Will pass.
Sacramento, February g 1889. C.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
E. W. Jones, of Colusa, is in town.
F. Marion Wells went to the Raw Saturda

E. W. Jones, of Colusa, is in town.
F. Marion Wells went to the Bay Saturday.
Miss Jennie Anderson, of franklin, is visiting
friends in this city.
Miss Fannie Iowrie, of Napa, has been visiting
friends at Franklin.
Mrs. Briggs and her daughter Mamie, of Gait,
are visiting friends in this eli Y.
Miss Kate and Minnie Bourdet, of San Fran
cisco. are visiting friends in this city
Mr.. and Mrs Rome Miller have returned to
their Nebraska home after spending several
weeks III this city.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
D. II. ellis, RockIin; &. c. Curtis Auburn; f.
4. Bate; Roseyile; Robert Barnett, city; r. NJ.
Huston, Riley NJ. Huston, Woodland; E. w.
Bushnell, San Francisco; Samuel Granger,
James Bennallaek, Grass Valley; Miss Nellie
Kinkade, San Francisco; J. Danielwitz city; L.
W. Lockhart, P. H. Newton, Woodland; c. L.
Hollingsworth, Portland, Or; ]. W. Ragsdale
Santa Rosa; c. =. Hawley San Francisco; VIM.
+. Cotfman, George W. Kenney, Mariposa, d. II.
Cantrell sacramento county j. 1. Caldwell,
A. c. Gillispie. c. c. Gillispe, Nevada City; Miss
Lottie Curtis, ". r. Wills st. Paul; A. F. Ross,
ReGding; W. II. Husband, wife and daughter,
Kelsey.
A. C. Loyekin, vino has been acting as General
Secretary of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton OF Sacramento Tor the PAST few months, left
last week on the Oregon express for the Texas
aud Georgia mining district of Shasta county,
where he VIII engage in mining. Mr. Lovekin
made a great many friends during his stay in
Sacramento and the evening before lis depart
ure they came down on him in body and gave
him grand surprise and reception About 100
young la ties and gentlemen gathered at the
Congree ational Church on Sixth street, and
from there marched down 10 the Young Mems
Christian Association Rooms and proceeded to
make themselves at home generally. A very
Interesting mui ical p ogramme was rendered,
after which came T, freshments and a general
good time. Mr.. Campbell. President of the
association, made short speech suitable to the
occasion, to which Mr.. Lovckin made fitting
response. The festivities were kept up until a
late hour. when the company joined hands and
sang "Auld Lang Syne."
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The Agonies Of Lumhago,

w. 8. Phillips, East River National Bank,
New York, writes
Ii gives me great pleasure to add my
testimony in favor OF your valuable plas-
tiers. LAST October l hal very severe
attack of lumhago and suffered untold
agony; could not turn in bed or get in any
position without assistance, and with pains
almost unbtarable. The folks suggested
Alleock's Porous Piasters. As soon as
possible had ole applied 70 the small of
my back, and to my great surprise ex-
perienced slmos: instant relief; contin-
ued wearing Il until entirely cured, and am
happy to say that have not had the slight
est symptoms Of !umbago since. They are
d wonderful and valuable plaster fer lum-
bago. and take much pleasure in recon-
mending them"
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Sacramento Grange.

Thursday, February 9TH, was quite an
eventful day for Sacramento Grange. At
/ o'clock in the afternoon members from
different parts of the State assembled at
Changers Hall, Tenth and K streets. W
NJ. OF California State Grange acted as
Chairman Of the meeting, and introduced
S. G. Carr, w. NJ. Wisconsin State Grange.
Many prominent Changers were present,
and eighteen of the Oranges were repre-
scented. Much valuable information was
given and il was day that will be long re-
membered by those present.
Addresses were made by s. c. Carr,
Master of Wisconsin State Grange; w. l..
Overhiser. Master of California State
Grange; Nelson Carr of Bennett Valley,
Thomas Mcconnell of Elk Grove, w. Huff
man of Lodi and others.
In the evening number of Changers
were entertained BY Daniel Flint and wife
at their house on \ street A most enjoy
able evening was spent by those present.
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PIrased Wnnd,an6ers

On. Saturday evening Woodland Lodge,
No. III, l. o. o. F.. paid fraternal visit to
Industrial Lodge, No. 157, of this city.
Members of the former lodge to the num-
Der of fifty Eve came over on the 4:15 train
on Saturday afternoon and were met at the
depot by a delegation from Industrial
Lodge and escorted to Odd Fellows TEN
pie and thence to the State House Hotel
In the evening they were received in the
lodge-room, where the degree staff of In
dusirial Lodge conferred The first and sec
ond degrees on several candidates, after
which the members of Industrial Lodge
and their guests adjourned to the banquet
hall, where a couple of hours were spent in
very pleasant manner. The Woodlanders
returned to their homes on the early train
yesterday morning and expressed them
selves as highly delighted with their visit
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Ia the Police Court Saturday the va
grsncy case OF Manuel Strauss was con,in-
ued gntil Tuesday, the 18th. Strauss is a
hard case" The continuance be asked
for vas to enable him TO procure witnesses
from Davisville James Davis, lad
charged with stealing lumber from Friend
4 Ter-Ys yard, bad his case also continued
to Tuesday. Chic Chung, whom it is al
legged tried to rob one of his countrymen
some days since, had his case continued TO
the lebh The charge OF disturbing the
peace against B. Norton, was dismissed.