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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
Every Business Man.

work. Thousands OF volumes per week are
morocco imitation, with double spring bac
boards. Some idea of its enormous size ca
thick, occupies over 300 cubic inches of spa
publishers at S. 90 per volume, which IS We
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The Engineers Hair Remedy.

TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
ms : 10 certify mat have seen and know
TIE Ell cts Of the Engineers ir Remedy"
as geruinh hair res orer, uuon no less than
iourt 81 different Ter ons who have ust d said
RENE Tor drveIo. ment, growth and sire lgth-
uoh al tie 'Ebgl.,s er's Hair Remedy" de-
veiopes halr quickly, evenly ami naturally.
have taken tn sworn stateme Is OF no less
than 10 lrteen De sons IN my Offlci Il tapac fy
as notary pupii 70 the state OF Washin ton
al No. l2l9 Pacific avenue, IN the eli V If Ia
coma. IL seyera of above ins anees the
growing hair IS no less tran two inches in
length at this time. he afi dAv u ref.r to
We're taken by me during the months o. NAV
ana June. 1890 In ca instance the atlantis
testihed 10 the fenencal eife It's the re 4 DIV,
the rapidlty with whicn the hair Is growing
ana the streneth and thickness OF tue crop of
hair Tor the entire Information see the afh-
Gsyits IN the circular ub ishe }. And each
afls Mt farther stated that the use aud applica-
tion OF the remedy was erfecty harm ies but
OILY good results 10 owed. In mum rOus in
stances wherever the persons using the
remedy had be, n ALSO ut ly Laid in places, and
where the atlantis were under the impre sion
that tire roots OF IN nalr were either dead or
destroyed and were Departing of ever again
growing hair. fine grow tn OF ha r maze its o.
pearance and grew n cely snd permanently
From tn evIder res Tres nted TO me. ! can
recommend the Eng neer's Hal r medy'' as
per &c ly harness aud most invaluable HAIR
res orer. Persons oesiTous of core pond ng
with me can reach me by / tier st the above
number or visit IA person. Respe ct ully,
J. T. CASS.
Tacoma WASH, Sept. 8 1890.
sold by all drugg SIS Office on Front Street,
fetweel Madison nd Mar on, No. 912. NJ. E.
McKENNY nj J. II. T0MLlN, sole agents for
- n a viz
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Skins on Fire
With Itching, burning, Bleeding Ec-
zemas Instantly Relieved by
Cutlcura Rom. dies.


Our little son will be tour W ars OF age on the
25th inst In May, 1855, Q was at acked with
a very pain al break out OF Q sam Ne
call d IA physician WHO treated him for about
four weeks. The chiid recrived 1t .e or no
good from me t-eaIm Mt a. the breaking out,
supIos b. the physician TO be hives in an
aggregated form, became iarser in olutcnes,
ana more aud more distress ng We Were fire.
que lily obliged 10 get up in tue & & and rub
him with soda ia wster, strong Iin.ments, etc.
Finally, we called otheg p ysicians, until no
less tn IN six had at mpt 10 cure lin, all
al Ike failing. and the child steadily getting
w rse and worse, until abour he 20lh of last
Juy when we bege t. give MIN CUTICURA
REsoLvENT internally snd the CUrIcURA agd
CUTIcURA SOAP external Y. and by tae last I
August ne was So neaEiy well that we ave him
only Que dose OF the kESoLvENT about every
second day for alb ut ten days onger, and he
he's never ben troubled since wi n the horrld
maIady. In al We used e than one halt of a
bottle or CUTICURA REScLVENr. 4 LITTLE less than
one box of CUTIcURA and only one ca OF
CrTIcuRA SOAP. H. T. RYAN.
CayuFa, Livingston Co., Ill.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me. this
fourth day OF January, 1887.
c. N Coz, J. p,
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BAsEE ALL IN rae EAST.
new York Brotherhood Easily Defeated
: 4. n

new FORK Brothe rhoed Easily Defeated
by Brooklyn.
BOSTON, BE pt. 5.-Serious errors by the
home Brotherhood club gave today's game
to Philadelphia Score:
Boston. ...-...-.....-.....3o DOL 100 o.
rnuaaeipnia. - .-.-----..0 o - 5
Errors-Boston 6. Philadelphia l. Batteries
Gumbert and Murphy, Burlington and Cross
Umpires-Krieht and Jones'
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Careless fielding
and weak batting lost today's game for the
home Brotherhood team. Score:
BreokIyl..-.. .--.-..........0 oo41 023 2-12
New fork............-.....-2 0 2 5000 o. 4
Hiis-Brooklyn Il, New York 8. Errors
Brooklyn 4, New York L. MISREPRESENTATION
and vearce
The League teams pony battery defeat
ed Brooklyn with ease. Score:
New York. ......-.............1 o1oo1-e
Brooklyn. ......--..---.......0 O 0 OIL
Hits-New York TO- Brooklyn4 Errors-New
York 4. Brooklyn 3. Batseries-Sharro;t and
Clarke, Lovett, Caruthers and Daily. Umpire
Lynch.
CHICAGO. Sept. 5.-Foster, by his fine
batting and fielding. won the League game
for Chicago. Attendance, 900 Score:
CincinuatI. ..................2o ooI4 1905
Hi's-Chieago IL. Cincinnati s. Errors-Chi.
cago 2 Cincinnati g. Batteries-Luby and Ma
gle Delaney and Harrington. Umpire-Me-
Qusid.
BUFFALO, Sept. 5.-The Cleveland Broth
erhood team could do little with Stafford
to-day. Attendance, 769. Score:
| Buffalo .....................2 51IfO 3-I3
Cleveland. 0O0I1IO s
Hits-Buffalo l., Cleveland 10 Errors-Buf-
falo 1, CLEVELAND 2. Battcries-stsfford and
Mack, Baker and Brennan Umpires-6afney
and Sheridan.
PITTsBuRG. Sept 5.--League and Brother
hood games postponed; rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 5.-Syracuse TO- st.
Louis g.
CALIFORNIA LEAGUE.
OAKLAND, Sept. 5.-Sacramento Z, San
Francisco g.
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republicans OF FREMONT. Ballard and Latona
pa grand rally al the Fremont Concert hall
~.eTenng under the auspices OF the Fremont
salmon Bsy Republican Club. and listened
aaumber OF able aud entertaining addresses.
neeiing was e most successful one, and no
g enthusiasm was aroused.
1aesesndiuavian Republican Club held its
yelI weekly meeting at Chiloers's hall OIL
va front street last evening, whiea was
ssed oy the enthusiasm characterizlng all
sessions OF his organization. The work is
aaed by both members and officers, and ali
oandeat OF good r,sults
I seaEae meetlng Of the members Of the Cen
Netaoeratle League was held last evening ~
- Humes' court room. No reporters were
Iatel
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ahEAT SUCCESS OF DRs. DARKIs.
Name. That Can "a Referred to.

Names That Can Be Referred to.
Robert Hardy, Etns, Wash.-Weak
eyes, cured.
Lucy B. Wood. Blockburg, CAL, female
troubles, cured.
VIM. Parrot. Middleton, Or, deafness
many years, cured.
Z. Anderson, Salem, Or, catarrh seven
years. cured.
ID. w. Emmett, Salem, Or, deafness ten
years, restored.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Day. Port Madison, Wash,
throat difficulty, cured.
Henry Slough, Macleay, Or, deafness
hfteen years, restored.
VIM. Hunter. Eugene City, Or. catarrh
twenty years, restored.
volua Webster, Weston, Umatilla
county, Or. catarrh, cured.
B. III. Rice. 80 3 street. Portland, heart
disease cured. three months since.
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THE THUG sLUGGED.
Laborer Gives Highwayman a Go,
Beating.

baDorer Giyee highway man q Good
Beating.
ban Campbell. q laborer, Aas waylaid by
Nc men last evening at uuk on the Lake Shore
Ia Eastern trestle, at the foot of Pike
ssst and came very near being robbed.
esnpbell, VINO is laborer. was going home
BIN wark. and when at the loot of Pike street,
y the trestle, he was suddenly seized by the
|rses snd head from behind. aud a revolver was
|hd against his temple He wheeled around,
I'D froaied q tough-iooking man, who ran up
|aam behind in his stocking feet. A tussle fol-
|asss and the revolver fell into
es water. Campbell was getting
better OF his assall mt, when another man
IA up from behind. Campbell recog nized him
pa man he had seen around an up town mill,
|Ei said:
-Lei 60 there. know your
seeing he vas recognized the man turned and
|tsde ali haste out OF sight up the track.
Campbell then turned his attention to the
PSI man, and nearly beat him
death, and when he finally
|his.ed and needed the pitiful appeals
y would-be robber limped and crawled off.
f3ered with blood. among the rocks and IN
[rhrnxb
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rlRGO OF MONGOLS.
.iuese Smuggling Sloop Drops
Into Harb0r.
,slRTy YELLOW BOYS ABOARD.
: ..,s.. OF Il. c." Seized by Govern
menf Inspectors-Stx Of Her
Illicit Crew Arrested.

-. sxsninr about dark q small covered sIoop
/ s-,.s nv thres white men and containing ct
= tslrty Cinnamon sailed into the harbor
q .nehored near the foot OF Depot street, at
/ - ld barrel factory works
.seut 10 o,c ock last night the sloop hove to
= souched just under the barrel factory wharf,
= me Cinnamon were pat ashore. and after
\ - sloop was made fast the white men also
= ,bs boat woman who lives in the
ISS~itv. and suspected that all wss not as 1t
zssA be. teIephoned 10 the police hesdquar-
rotif,ing Captain Murphy that about
- cbframen had been smuggled ashore."
I r.r.sfn Murphy dispatched several policemen
L. - : M the mater. and in Chinese laundry
-, the foot OF Depot street, were found seven
= - esle.tials. The proprietor OF the Laundry
= Fncwn 10 several of the police, and he
80 tina; the Cinnamon had come to
I. plsce that evening, that they
= entire stral gers, aud that they had Just
|.ue direct from Victoria. the seven unhsppy
ksrrols were taken TO the county Jail, aud af-
feing searched were sent below, awaiting an
Elimination.
m the Chiuamen were found several pack
q 81 opium In wax balls. and also many
|she- Chinese trinke:s. On FIVE OF them were
|Lapd Canadian certificates of return, but all
Z ,he money foHad on them was American.
| nsectiye Willard went down to the barrel
|ssory to examine the sloop, ard the result OF
Is Investigation plainly made known that the
|fsnsnen had smuggled their way
r. the state from British Columbia. The
me sloop was covered over, and inside were
- OF low, narrow benches, and Chine.e
Aees. pspers ard trinkets of all kinds were
~ around over the deck. He also
pd n nf al Oil
"a sloop ives pulled high and dry on the
Iyzeh, aud watch was set 70 capture the white
La should they return 10 regain possession of
|aelr property.
Zee police are confident that at least thirty
|nnsmen came over in the boat, one party of
|s,feen having been seen st one time, and they
|fxoa the alert and arrests are likely TO follow
|fsny time.
closer inspection of the boat at an early
ksar this morning by Inspector Holden and
RseciiFe willard. brought out some facts not
'ssnd 81 first In coat left in the cuddy was
|srad the license issued TO the boat By the
|oaasdisn government, showing it to be the
Louisa. described as sloop of four tons, owned
III Anthony Oliver, fisherman, of Cowiechan,
be
insyector Holden has seized the boat, as
|rsgsrnment officer. There is the best of evil
(Gse- that it wss fitted up for smuggling. The
|uvaeEdinary size of the cuddy or cabin shogs
ktst II was not meant for fshefman's u&,
|ni no name or DISTINGUISHING marks
|rs to be seen upon the hull. In the cabin we're
|kand two lin plates marked "No. "a. V c oria,
ID e." which wer, ready TO be nailed up on the
|clsife OF the bark when their use was safe, the
|sEnber gwen icing the ore attached to the
Ezernnent license issued % the L Visa
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Drs. Darrin,. Place of Business.

Drs. DARN can be consulted daily at the
Washington building. corner Fourth and
Nasnington streets, Portland. Hours, 10
TO D; evenings, Z TO &; Sun iays. 10 10 II.
All chronic diseases, blood taints. irregu-
iaritles of women. loss OF vital power and
early indiscretions permanently cured,
though 10 references are ever made in
the press concerning such cases, owing 10
the deiicaey OF tte patient. Examina-
tons Tree to all, and circulars will be sent
Tree to any address. Charges tor treat
ment according TO PATIENTS ability to paw.
The poor treated free of charge from 10 to
ii daily. All private diseases confiden-
tally treated and cures guaranteed. Pa
tients at distance can be cured by home
treatment. Medicines and letters sent
without the doctors name appearing.
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OAKLAND, CAL, Sept. 5.-Attendance at
the races was fair. Summary:
Unfinished speeial-Prince won, Minnie p.
second. Time, 2:29.
$500. 2-yesr-olds-Mystery won, Acclaim sec
ond. Time, lis
Half mile-Lida Ferguson, Ida Glenn, Vince
and GaHbo started. V.nco won. Time, 49,.
Mile and ones observation-disclosures won, Cap
tain Al second. Time, las.
M.le and five.sixteen hs-Applsuse won. Kill.
dare second. Time, 1:35.
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snaniEh Prime Minister Mobhed.

MADRID, Sept 5.-Senor Canovas del
Castillo prime minister. had an unpleasant
experience today at Victoria As the train
on which he and his wife were about
to depart from town was pulling out of the
station jeering and hooting mob made a
rush for the premer's car and smashed in
the windows OF his compartment with
stones. SO far as known neither the pre-
mier nor his wife was injured
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Third Ward Republicans.

The Third Ward Republican Club met last
Esning at the residence OF Matt Brannigan.
va g good attendance present The club fixed
e time and place of tie ward caucus at Towle
4 WAeox's, on Yesler avenue, next Thursday
Nning, September ii, when nominees
"a the primaries Saturday evening
~ be chosen. Action was taken in
r matter Of selecting the place OF
award primary, called by the city central
mniitee. IL Was decided to hold the primary
ice Minor school The next meeting of the
p sill be held at the Madison street hall
ss1nesdsy evening
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New denominations.

OLYMPIA Sept. Interpretations today:
Puya lap Light. Heat & Water Company,
capital. $4,000.
The Valley Chapel Methodist Episcopal
church, near Wslla Walla.
The Olympic Post aud RoSd Company, of
Seattle, capital, 100000
The Olympic Land & Improvement Company.
of Seattle, capital, 100000.
The Chehslis Improvement Company, OF Che
halls, capital. $25 00Q
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|aasoeloek this morning an Ital. an woman
80 fsel Dapree was arrested in White
~ Saloon by Sn 9th ct for stealing $50 from
ss-akeh msn. George Furgeson, the victim,
as witness 10 appear against the
-, In al examination when will be had
e si.esnooa.
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Young CoIored I;epubIicans.

ne Young Mems Colored Republican Club
dan enthusiastic meeting in the courthouse
aisht Addresses were made by l. W. Evans
}. F. Butts, and between twenty five and
<T names weFe added t. the membership OF
cub. The meeting was adjourned to meet
Pxs Friday evening at the same place
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THE CITY CANyASSED.

stpublicans Have Taken n Careful Po-
litieal Census.
he Republican Central Committee has COM
ed its canvass Of the city, and will use the
Eaiis of the work in the distriou ion of cireu-
sa campaign documents, etc.
ienight the Fifth Ward r publican Club will
|et rousiug meeting at the snoqaalmie
|uel Colonel j. c. Haines, Judge Orange ia
Ne and Mr. Charles Fishbsck wi SPEAK
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SHINING Intelligence.

PoRT TOWNSEND, sept. 5.-Arrived-Tay-
Tor, Lucas.
PoRT BAKELEY, Sept. 5.-Arrived-Ex-
celslor, Florence Treat. Mercury.
SAN FRANCIsco, Sept. 5.-Arrived-Str
Oregon, Portland. Cleared-Bk Bundaleer,
Nanaiuaa
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| 'UNAhEhN PAUIFlt kAILnOAs.
So seepiDg cars oaily between seattle
aesso. twenty-five miles the shortest
a.. &c seven noun and thirty SIX minutes IN
| - o. eempeung lines. A. Cnlloerg. city
ss sksAL sle second street, boston BLOCK; l.
-~-As depot ticket agent seattle
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Burke Again Cha

Burke Again Challenges Dempsey.
LONDON, sept. Burke accuses Jack
Dempsey of blaffing and again challenges
him to fight for e., 600 side.
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Florence Blythe's Kidnaper.

OAKLAND, Sept. Sin the action of DR..
Fr4nk RENE against W. ii. Hart and J.
Ames Crisp Perry for $4,000 or causing
his arrest on charge of attempting to alb
duct Florence Blythe, the heiress' motion
for a non-suit was granted.
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49, So M'As.ow's soothing syrup for Children
L. soitens the gums, reduces intiamma-
+@A4ays pain. cures wind collie. &c oo,tle.
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jtt.s,.' auons Oh any steamship aae IN the
|sss,.ss service 10 Europe ana England can DC
ess@i aRsni 10 second street, Boston
= iookin, depot tiokelagens. seattle
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hes oi ueESts reading va ne Union
Dc ~. NE EasS are good via salt Lake City
~ az, without extra charge. A. Z. Martin
3 Z r. SCENTED second street. Boston block
oWin, agenl city docs
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s's, ss,s sss. wrsps, eapes aud jackets just In
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Cuticura Remedies

Parents. 90 you real ze how your little ones
suffer, when their tender skins are iitgrally on
FIR with itching. burning. Sea and I'll tened
skin and scalp disc ises2 To kn w ths; e sin
gil application OF the CUfICURA REMEDIES wi
often afford instant ? lief, permit rest and
slesp and po nj 10 permane n and economi-
cal because spctdX) cure. aud not {, rs
them wit o & a m0men's delac S o. b. guilty
Of positive iDhumsbi y. \" gr' at legacy
can be be- owed uIon O child than clear
sxin and pure blood. CUTIcURA REMEDIES are
absolutely pure, end may be lied from infancy
TO age from pimples % ser fu.a-
Sold everywhere. Pri q. CUTICURA, Soc: SOAP,
Csc; REsoLvENT 81 Prepa ed by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CoRPORAFIoN, Boston,
Mass
Sa-seni for Glow to Cure SKIN Disesses."
plDI.y skin an SAL purified AMI b sl'i-
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Prohibition Meeting
Political Notes.

ne ProhibitionIsts viii hold a meeting in
'Nsao.n's hall, on Front street. to night
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plDl.y skin an Sgalp purified ami si'l-
DlDI y fed by CUTIcURA SOAP. Absolutely
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Oakland Races.

OAKLAND, Sept. 5.-Sacramento Z, Sa
Francisco 5.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-26
PROMPT DETECTIVE WORK.
A Red Bluff Stranger Robbed and Hi
Despoilers Arrested.

Despoilers Arrested.
Yesterday morning two young men,
named James Raney and William Sulli-
van, met on Fourth street stranger from
Red Bluff who had fallen g willing victim
to the insidious qualities of Sacramento
rum, and was in a very mellow mood
There was something about the man from
the extreme northern citrus belt which i'm
pressed the men with the idea that he had
money about him.
Accordingly, they steered him down K
street to the water front, where they went
through him. in short order. Their in.
dustry was rewarded, for the strangers
wallet panned out $50 in $50 gold pieces.
After securing the money, Rauey and
Sullivan first went to q clothing store and
spent about $50 of toe coin for clothing
which they put upon their backs and set
out to look for other victims.
In the meantime the matter was re-
ported to the police, and officer Simmons
was entrusted with the duty Of ferreting
out the guilty parties, and soon became
satisfied that he had discovered who the
thieves were, and called to his aid the
services OF officers Gibson and Campbell.
In less time than it took Rsney and Sui
livan to work" the stranger they were
under arrest.
They had only about $l2 of The stolen
money in their possession, having spent
the rest of Il. One of the men confessed to
having done up the Red Bluff stranger,
and it was said last night that his partner
had also made clean breast OF the affair.
The officers are certainly entitled to
credit for the promptness aud ability dis
played in working up the case and arrest
ing the guilty parties.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

c. D. O'5ulliyan, of San Francisco, is here.
Mrs. Edna Smell Poulson, OF San Francisco is
visiting Mrs. NJ. A. Mesick.
Jesse D. Carr, of Monterey, the great land
owner and Democratic politician, is in the city.
Arther ] Kuhl and wife (nee Annie Davis)
are spending part of their honeymoon in the
city.
George Fl. wilcoxson, of Fayette No, who
has been visiting relatives in this state has left
for home.
Miss Maud Stanford, daughter of ]. B stan
ford, of san Francisco, is visiting Miss Mary
Johnson, daughter OF Grove L. Johnson.
Henry Harrison of New York. accompanied
By his wife, nee Miss Fannie TNrell, is visiting
the latters father, Dr. q. G. Tyrrel, of this city.
W. Il Mills, of San Francisco, Land Agent of
the Central Pacific Company, who has been i'll
for several days, is again able to visit his office
The health OF George W Chesley, the we'll
known merchant, is said to be improving and
he is expected to be able to soon be al his place
of business.
A party composed of Dr. ana Mrs g. L. Sim
mons, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Jacob Olsen
Miss Amelia BOIL, Miss Celia Simmons, Misses
mons, of this city, and also Mrs. Jerome Mad
den and Mrs. p EvaIts, OF San Francisco, left
yesterday for Allen Springs. They viii be absent
month.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
John Reith, Union House; George Hack, Free
port F. III. Toward, Thomas F. Chatheld, San
Francisco; Al Gunter, Florin; w. W. Greer, IN
ion House; T. B. Loydai, Sutterville; Bernhard
Isaacs, lone; A. Kejthley, Antelope: ]. NJ.
Stephenson, Franklin; r. C. Rust, Jackson;
Robert Bass, lone; S. F. Grissem. San Francisco
F. NJ. Jones, Perkins; J. NJ Briseland, Shasta;
w. G. Brown, Sheridan; James B. Haytord,
Auburn; James Hicks, Gait; s. B. Aud, Dixon.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
William Doherty, Paterson, y. j.: C. Z. Brown,
wife and child, Tahoe City; Levi Bronson, Buff
alo, n. Y: D. Ray and wife, Mrs Brewster, Gait:
Mr.. Grubbs, Astoria; f. Rosenthal, w. C. Went
thersby, C. A. Watson, J. L Tierney, New York;
W. A. Sadler. Miss Lorenzo D. Inskeep, Oak.
land; J. II. Tebbets, Suffer Creek: c. d. O'Sulli-
van, Jr., San Francisco; W. W. Roats East
D. Carr Salinas A. j. Turkish New York; j. Y.
Anderson. San Jose