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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-12
Receivers Sale of Real Estate,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
IN and in pursuant to a decree made and
entered in the superior Court of the County OF
Sacramento, State of California on the 18th day
of February. 1890 in the action wherein G. W.
HARLOW, administrator, with the will an
nexed. of the estate of DAVID rUHRMAN, de-
ceased, is plaintiff, and THEODORE H. PALM
and EMMA YOUNGS are defendants. in which
action was appointed Receiver and directed to
sell the real property hereinafter described,
will, on WEDNESDAY, May :, 1890. at the hour
of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Courthouse door, at
the corner of Seventh and / Streets in the City
OF Sacramento, County OF sacramento. state of
California. sell at public auction, TO the highest
bidder. for cash, gold coin of the United States,
and subject to redemption, the real property in
the County of Sacramento. state OF California,
described as follows, to wit Beginning at
point in the center OF the road known as the
Fruit Ridge road, distant 22,92 chains from the
intersection OF center line of said Fruit Ridge
road with the center line of the Lower Stockton
read; thence along the center line of ssid Fruit
Ridge road SO degrees, % minutes Z. 10 chains
to the section corner. which is the corner OF
sections 49, 20, 90 ana so; thence s. degrees, IS
minutes W. 70 chains; thence n. SO degrees, 25
minutes ". 20 chains; thence n. 0 degrees, 80
minutes E. 10 chains, to the place of beginning,
and containing 10 acres, being fractional part of
the \. Z. quarter of section 3o townships north
range . east, magnetic variation i6 degrees, SO
minutes Z.
Sacrauento, Cal, April Il, 1890
CARL STROBEI4, Receiver
ROBERT 7. DEyLIN ana ISAAC JOSEPH. Attor-
neys for Plaintiff. apl2-itSa
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dress, and was followed by the State Super
intendent in minute speech, which
was roundly applauded.
At the conclusion of the literary and
musical programme, the Chairman invited
all of the teachers to a banquet, after
which dancing was INDUCED N by the
younger portion of the five hundred people
who were present The entire affair was
very enjoyable and did much credit to the
Native Sons and Daughters.
The exercises of the Institute were IN.
usually interesting. Professor c. W.
Childs, of San Jose, DR.. Beard, Of Napa, L.
D. P. Syle and Superintendent Hoitt were
amongst these who took part in the Insti-
tute work, in addition to the excellent local
talent,
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Deeds to Real Estate Filed With tn,
County Recorder

From law aud abstract office Of Byusie & Tay.
lor, southeast corner OF Seventh and J.l
H. C. and Hettie Kuykendau to ]. B. and
Annie C. Duffy-six acres in north half Of
northwest quarter OF section So, township
north, range east: 81, COO.
Estate OF r. A. Pearls 40 Decree of Distribc-
tlon--Dlstrlbutes let i, L ana NJ. and Fifth and
sixth streets TO the Armory Hall Association
Robert II. Hawiey, Receiver of Superior Court
| TO James Engiish-Certiieate of sale of lot 4 ID
and E, and Thirteenth aud Fourteenth Streets
, 81, ,G00.
William Mitchell to County of Sacramento
West 10 feet of east half of southeast Quarter of
section 4, in township north, range esst
grant.
Arthur J. and Margaret Van Zards to Mrs
Cora Z. Gluesing and Mrs. Rebeeca A Poorman
West &c feet and inches of lot 5, Il and f and
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets; $40.
Thomas Dwyer to Bridget Carroll-South 20
feet of north 40 feet of south so feet of lot s.
and \, and Ninth and Tenth streets; Sl0oo.
Patrick Daily to J. Scullion-Lot 4, K and s
and Fifth aud sixth streets: Si00
c. I. and Della R. Ingham to Sallie F. Iugharn
Lot IA OF the Kathleen Tract; 81
William J. Thomasson to Dianna A. Thomas.
son-3o4 acres on sacramento and Plsceryiile
wagon road.
H. c. Frick to Mary E Frick-The north half
of east half OF west nalf of northwest Quarter
of section q. in township north, ranges east;
grant.
Eli Mayo 10 William and Eliza Grothen-The
north halt OF last nslf of lot l. l and H. Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets; $40.
Nettee Gatfney 10 Colin Mckenzie Small
tract IN northeast quarter of section 27 town.
ship north, range east: $500
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wIDE-AwAKE PEOPLE.
npsrintendent Hoitt's Opinion of solano
County School Teachers

nptrintendert Hoitt's Opinion of solano
County School Teachers.
Ira G. Hoitt, Superintendent of Public
1 instruction, has returned from Suisun,
where he has been attending the Solano
County Teachers Institute, He says that
the Native Sons and Native Daughters OF
he Golden West. in connection with the
eschers Of Snisnn, gave magnificent re.
ception and banquet to the teachers of the
county on Monday night
An excellent musical and literary pro.
gramme was rendered. Mr.. " i'll a. New
cum delivered an address of welcome. and
acted as master of ceremonies. M,
Brown. of the County Board of Education
responded appropriately County Superin-
endent Webster made an interesting ad.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Hyde Musical and Specially Com
pany had a good audience at the Opera
| House last evening. The performance is
one of the most entertaining that has been
given by variety company here in years.
1t presented old-time minstrelsy of the
genuine order, that was known before the
new tangled and wholly unreal burnt cork
shows" OF modern days displaced the Jim
Crow negro of the stage, who was a not
greatly exaggerated copy from the planta-
ton. The sketch Way Down South !" is
clever bit of reproduction of plantation
life before the war, that to the later genera.
ton must be revelation. Frank Howard.
the leader in the sketch, is one of the best
old man plantation negro personators ever
seen here, and he is also a clever singer
James McAvoy is a comic ballad singer
presenting songs of his own writing and
composition. He is not superior to mos.
others seen here of the class, and less en-
tertained the audience than any of the
troupe. Kitty Kursale is good JIG dancer,
but sings indifferently. Mcintyre and
Heath, in plantation specially, were
exceedingly amusing and wholly orig.
inal, but one phase of the act is OBJ.
jectionaple 1t would be sufficient to
blew of hat without accompanying il
by what appears to be offensive action. The
Clipper Quartet introduces four fine voices,
the tenor being especially robust and musi-
cal. Two of the singers appear as gro.
tesques," and while their burlesaue is
laughable, III is the fine CO.. serte singing that
commends the quartet. Fields and Han.
son constitute one of the best comic musi-
cal teams that has ever occupied Sacra-
mento stage. They certainly have not been
fal
Mora, however, announced as the wonder
ful female baritone, is the most striking
figure in the entertainment. The lady has
voice OF very limited register, but within
II she is dramatic singer of phenomenal
power. Her voice is between contralto and
baritone. but with all the yigor and strength
OF the latter, qualified to some degree BY
feminine character. She is essentially a
dramatic singer, and wisely confines her
self TO that line In Scottish costume she
gave martial song with an intensity of
feeling that went to every heart. Her wall,
"landless, landless, landless," was some
thing to move the stoutest. No less sue
cessful was she in the character of a
United States MILDLY with the song,
America, / Love Thee" 1t brought a
storm of applause and patriotic cheers
from the audience. In q pages costume
she sang THAT is love- with equal sue
cess, and was recalled again and again. Her
enunciation is simply faultless, and her
bearing on the stage the very coinage of
grace. The entertainment was very enjoy
able, and If Mcintyre aud Heath will
eliminate the one vulgarism referred to
from their act, the whole show can be
classed as unexceptionable. The same
programme tonight.
The first annual picnic of Young Mer's
Institute No. IL viii be held at East Park
on Saturday, May 3d.
the Caledonian Club will give lis annual
picnic and games at East Park on Satur-
day, June 7th.
Y. L. I. No, II will give a party next
Monday evening.
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a Proper Comrensatlon.

Two Harvard youths, making pedes-
trian tour in the Scottish Highlands, were
in the habit of stopping at small houses
and asking for milk, the charge for which
was invariably a penny glass. Calling
one Sunday at romantic-looking cottage
in beautiful Glen Nevis, they were sourly
received by the eotter's wife; and though
the milk was supplied, the profiered two
pence was refused, with a solemn admoni-
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-12
SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-Armstrong, Judge.


FRIDAY, April IIth.
People VS.. All Hing, convicted of burglary in
the first degree Prisoner sentenced to five years
al Folsom.
People VS. Thomas summers-Prisoner sen.
fenced to ten years at san Quentin.
I. A. Snider VS.. Fannie Brown-On trial
Julia A. Hsgle VS.. John Hsgle-Matter con-
tinued until Tuesday, and the defendant al
lowed to go on his own recognizsnce upon CIV
ing bond in the sum of $500.
Giovanni Gaytiordo VS.. Societa de Mulno Della,
ete.-Demurrer sustained; ten days to amend;
notice waived.
". s. Kendall VS.. E. ]. Gregory ct al.-contin-
ued one week.
W. S. Kendall VS.. John Aiston-Ccntinued
one week.
In re II. c. Ewing, an insolvent debtor-Con-
tinued until the 18th at 10 A. NJ
julius Paukonin vs.Wm. Jackson-Contiuued
NJ. C. Pike VS.. His Creditors-Continued one
week.
Department Two-van Fleet, Judge.
FRIDAY. April llth.
W, ". wsshburn VS.. G. 6. Pickett ct al.-Con-
tinued one week.
Avis s. Orr VS. J. ]. Orr-Demu.rer oyerruled
W W. washburn VS.. A. Coolot-Demurrer
sustained; ten days TO amend; notice waived.
n. Grant VS.. Sacramento Bank-Demurrer
overrued.
n Grant VS.. J. Carmody-Submitted
Estate of Joan Drew. Observation-Disclosures to NJ
NJ. Drew. Appraisers, B. \. Bugbey, a. C. Ford
Estate OF Joseph Bauquier, deceased-set for
April 10Th.
Estate Of Catherine Walsh, deceased-Order
made settling account and for distribution.
Estete of l.. WaShburn. deceased-C. II. Oat-
man appointed attorney for absent heirs and
settlement of account continued one week
Estate of s. Bumpus, deceased-Continued
four weeks.
Estate OF n Williams, deoeased-Appraisers
ID. Hoilister j. W. Houston and J. NJ. Stephen
son.
Estate of C Hansen, deceased-order confirm
ing SAFE of personal property.
Estate of +. J. Moore, deceased-Set for 10 A.
NJ. tomorrow.
Estate of E. westaIl, deceased-Contnuedo one
week.
Estate Of Edward krauss, deceased-Will ad-
mitted Letters 10 ". E. Gerber. Appraisers,
Jacob Meister p. BOIL and II. J. Goethe.
Estate of L. Tomlin, deceased Continued one
week.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-12

ton as to the impropriety of such doings
on such day. The collegians we're turn
ing away with courteous word of thanks,
when the woman made her meaning clear.
" Ma, ma ~ she cried "Fll no tax less
Than saxpence for brakin' the Sawhath,a -
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-12

The cost to England of the influenza
epidemic is estimated at Sl0,000,000, about
half of this amount having been paid by
insurance companies and friendly societies,
and the remainder representing loss OF
wages and disorganization of business.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-12
PAINTINGS

r P. CALENDINF, CONTRACTOR, PRAC-
y teal House and Sign Painter. Artistic
Paper Hanger and Decorator. Honest work
and satisfaction given at reasonable rates.
Kesit ence, 21OS i street. mr2S-tf&Su
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-12
Every Skin Disease
Minister cured OF an extremely itchy and
painfai skin disease, with bran like
scales. General health affected. Used
Cuticurs Remedies. Completely cur ed
Cured bV Cuticura

About two years ago was attacked with an
nremmatory disease on my face (petyr.asiSl
which waS very Troublesome being extremely
itchy aud painful, giving rise to the production
OF small bran-like scales. My general health
was affected by 1t. / used the CUTICURA Re-
SOLVENT. CGTicURA, and CUTICCRA SOAP accord
ing to directions, and experienced a change
from the very rirst day; they worked wonder
fully and by their continued use for about five
mouths | was completely cured I have lln-
bounded faith in the CUTTcURA REMEDIES.
regard the CUTICURA REsOLVENT as the very
best blood purifier; trial will convince anyone
Inc CUTicuRA SOAP is the best in the market
and Would be cheap al twice its present price.
/ shall use no other for the toilet and bath
With the prevalence of skin diseases among us
as people land they are the most difficult to
zeal wlth), regard the CUTICTRA REMEDIES of
more important and intrinsic value TO the world
than any other medicine now before the public
am, with deep gratitude
(Rev.l WM. CREELMAN, York Corner, Me.
Scratched 80 Years
go Mr.. Dennis Downing ten years better
have dug and scratched for thirty.eight wears
had what is termed prurit;s and have suffered
got no relief. anybody could have got $500 had
they cured me. The CUTIcURA REMEDIES cured
me. God bless the man who invented CUTICURA
CHENEY GREEN, Cambridge Mass
Cuticura Eesolvent,
The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest
of Humor Remedies internally, and CUTICURA
the great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAR, an ex-
ouisite Skin Beautitier externally cure every
species of Itching. burning, scaly and pinply
diseases and humors of the skin, scalp and
blood, with loss of hair, whether simple scrotu-
lous or contagious.
SOAP, 25c.; REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared by the PoT-
TEB DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
Hd-Send for " How to Cure Skin Diseases" I" GA
pages. so illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-12
ADVERTISEMENT OF HALE BROS. & co.
Hat Hints.

The straight sailor brms will undoubtedly be the leading
shape in STRAW HATS this season. 1t is aunty-and men
want auntness in their Summer Headwear if they want it
IN nothing ee-and is becoming to the majority of faces
This shape here in about dozen lines with prices at Is
cents, 81, 81 > and 81 So
BOYS fancy mixed Straw Hats extra good, for 50 cents
Youmans Spring shape in Stiff Hats in black and light
shades, S. There is only Youmans and only one
proper style for this season Ee are his sole agents
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-12
AUCTEoN SALE
II O'CLOCK TO-DAY,

To follow the sale of Buggies, Wagons, etc., the
following:
One Emerson Piano,
Ten Body Brussels Carpets,
Two dozen Down Pillows,
Two Cheffoniers,
Parlor Suits and odd pieces of Parlor Fur
niture; Bedroom Suits, Chairs, Tables,
Stoves etc. BELL & Co. Auctioneers
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-12

The English flag floats over one-sixth OF
the population and one-eighth Of the sur
face of the inhabitable globe.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-12
Bible Lecture.

Rev. ". c. Merrill will deliver another
of his popular Bible lectures at the Congre-
gational Church al 7:30 N, tomorrow on
the subject after the Battle"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-12

There are POS, 749 railroad bridge in the
United States, spanning 3,2l3 miles.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-12

The first annual picnic of Young Mer's
Institute No. IL will be held at East Park
on SATURDAY.. Nav 81.
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will not try for a third term for gov
ernor, but will fight for the presi-
dedtial nomination In '92.
FINANCIAL.
ADVANCE PASSENGER RATES.

hbN ANtE fASSENSEN Nht rSs
CHICAGO, Ills, Dec. 4.--The
Western Passenger Association have
decided to advance the rate from
Chicago to the Pacific coast points
after Dec. 18th from S12 so first.
class to $50, aud from Sl7.50 second
class to $50,
THE GREAT wooLEN MILL FAILURE
PAssAIc, n. j., Dec. 4.-The Rit-
tenhouse Manufacturing Co., which
went into the hands of a receiver
yesterday, with liabilities of one.
million, and assets of eight-hundred
thousand, employed eight hundred
hands in the manufacture of woolen
blankets, sbawls and plush goods.
Edward II. Ammidown, president
of the American Protective Tariff
league, owns nine .tenths of tie
stock and is president of the corpo-
ration. The company has been run
ming ut loss for two years, storing
a great deal Of their produces in an
ticipation, of the passage Of the Nc
Kinley tariff bill.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
MISCELLANY.

KING KALAK ON AMERICAN SOIL
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. A.
The United States ship Charleston,
with King Kalakaua OF the Island
Of Hawaii ON board, entered the
harbor at eleven o'clock this morn
Ing.
MONTANA MINES SHUT DOWN.
HELENA, Dec. 4.-The sudden
and unexplained shutdown Of the
Chambers syndicate mines at Butte,
the Anaconda company's principal
producer, is the most startling recent
event In connection with the mining
industry in this state. The groupe
comprises the Mountain Consolidat-
ed, Green Mountain. High Ore and
Wake Up jim mines, which have
supplied the conpany's great works
with ore since last years fire In the
Anaconda & st. Lawrence, and
which have given employment to
about 1000 men. The latter mines
have but recently been put In pro-
ducing shape, and even yet their
combined output Is limited to 500
tons per day, while the output Of the
former group approximated 1000
tons. As the capacity Of the Ana
conda works is 250O tons per day, 1t
is obvious that the supply Of ore
must come from the other source or
they too, must suspend. The COM
pany's action has created coDsidera-
bIe CONSERVATION ut Butte, and any
number OF rumors are aHoat concern
ing Its cause.
THE GREATEST STRIKE.
BIRMIEGHAM, Ala, Dec. 4.-The
situation among the miners IN this
state Is unchanged. 5000 are on
strife. A few have returned to
work. Indications point to az early
settlement.
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From the stomach is III. gr. ~ y! mp tete NJ rye
iD the epig .strlum Let digestion De;nn'e SRI
ous'y cisordered. and that di,ordsr i. sure to
frd reflection la symptIn' which restt d,s-
adv .ntsge,u y upon he org,n Of thought In
solnnis, n rvos. .n. ~, eau. less depfess n and
anxiety, are III ,nsnifsS All ms of dyspefsiA
The best m ans II rpueJyins md r sto. ins tran
Quiility TO brain and storiacn, a. of reg ilaiinS
l. may be add. 1. biiious .ecretoD, is 80 take u
~iu, gisssfui Of H. s,etter's Stomach bi,tcra be-
FIRE a eals during the day ami before iring.
This rours- hegun, ref I'M IN the direction Of
complete bodily being has b'gun With II.
Coisiipation. sick headaches, nsurs gia iheu'
matisn and ma arisl complaint are mong the
,roubies IN whi b the ti,ters is Up elily and
thoroughly brn"s'isL DJn't delay, baI take tie
sure oourse at once.
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1901.
Harper'S Weekly
ILLUSTRATED.

tify its title as a Journal of Civilization, 1"
and IL has done so with a constant regard
10 enlarged possibilities of usefulness and
IA higher standard of artistic ana literary
nor,nni nhosa AZ the.woriH's ""ou or"gres ~ and @
presents a record, eq ialiy trustworthy and
interesting, OF the notable events, persons
and achievements Of our time.
special supplements viii be continued in
1891. lhey VIII be literary, scient ific, artis-
tic, historical, critical, Typographical, or
descriptive, as occasion NAV deInnnd, AID
will continue Ia deserve The hearty cOnl-
mendation which has been bestOwed on
past issues by he press and the public. AZ
u family Journal, Harpers Weekly Will as
heretofore, be edited with y strict regard
for The qualities that make IL u sale and
welcome visitor 10 every home.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
POLITICAL.

PLANS or NEW yoRK's GOVERNOR.
ALBANY. Dec. 4.-Goyernor Hill
declared himself not u be . candi-
date for United States 6rnator. He
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
Harper's Magazine
ILLUSTRATED.

America, by Theodore Child, will he con.
tinued in Harpers Magazine during Lnr
greater part Of the year 1891. Tue articles
on Southern California, by CHARLES Dud-
ther noteworthy attractions will be n
novel by Charles Eybert CraddCck; a col.
lection Of original drawings by Nj.
rhackeriy now published for he first time;
+, Doyel written AND Illustrated by George
Howelis; and d series of papers ON LOi don
by Walter Besant.
In the number and variety Of illustrated
inimtcIy intcresi os We'll ,,s in he unyivai,ed
character Of Its short stories, poems, etc f,
Harper's Magazine will continue to main.
tain that standard OF excellence for which
1t has su long been distinguished.
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vELECRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Associated Press Report and
Digests Of all Important
News Of To-Day.
THE WEATHER.

srysutNE roa THE SALEM REGION
ONLY.
sac FRANCISCO, Dec, The
Goycrnmen, Signal Service predicts
local rains for California, turning to
snow IN the mountains. Local
rains are also predicted for Eastern
Washington aud all parts Of Oregon
except northwestern portion.
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STAT TIE
AN EDITOR IN LUCK.

INDEPENDEN T., Dec. 4.--Last
evening at 1880, the home Of Secy.
+. &. Pentland, secretary OF the Or
egon Press Assn, was blessed with
ten pound boy. At large meet.
ing of the Board Of Trade resolu.
ton Of congratulations was extended
upon the new arrival aud the infa.t
was publicly christened Harvey
scott Pentland, which name has
peen adopted.
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WASHINGTON.
ARMY OFFICER DEAD.

ARMY OFFICER DEAD.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Dec. 4.-Dr.
Jedediah II. Baxter, surgeon gen.
eral Of the army, who was stricken
with paralysis Monday, died this
morning. He never regained con-
sciousness after the attack.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

sn ~. Gnnn's Improved LAYER FILLS are a
sIss ~, cure for sick headache. bilious cain'
S,psn .isuf. -lc. Ihe~e phi iu-ure perfect
sssN.s.tion, correct the liver and stomach,
s.lny aAd enrich the blood aud make the
oss n css.r They also produce good ap-
sssrA sysssm u thSIr iHnic action, sold
~9ssa boz ~ enaitb 4 STEINER.
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CRIMINAL.

DIAMOND ROBBERY At POLAND.
PoTTLAND, Dee. At has just
come to light that on last Monday
night thieves entered the room of
DIR. Anton Sonnenfeld and stole
diamonds, notes and valuable papers
to amount of fifteen thousand dollars.
Police are attempting to keep the
matter quiet, in order to obtain some
clue to the robbery. Besides the
diamonds, consisting of ring aud
breast-pin, the notes and papers are
Uf no value to anyone except the
owner. Some of them cannot be
replaced by him. Payment has been
stopped on notes.
LOSSES SOME OF US ARE LIABLE TO.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec. 4.--De-
tectives here are puzzled by the
theft of ten thousand dollars worth
of diamonds, belonging to Mrs.
Kirk Brewer. They were taken
from a private box in the safe de-
posit.
AGAY YOUNG EDITOR.
DETROIT, Dec.4-TheCri,ic of this
city aims to be gay social journal,
and is rather reckless in lis COM
ments on the doings of the"400." Its
editor is Sidney Corbitt, a young
blood Of the first quality, ho recent
ly married the daughter Of the late
millionaire, c. r. 'dabley. He Sc.
lected as one OF his victims Miss Lii
liam Thompson, daughter Of ex-may.
or Thompson, against whom he has
made some serious charges. These
attacks were begun after Miss
rhompson's recent return from Eu-
rope, when it was reported in New
York and Detroit papers that she
was to marry Count kleinst, of Ber-
lin. This the family denied. MIR.
Thompson called OH Corbitt, and a
row ensued, in which Thomps on
struck corhitt across the face with
cane, following il up with repeated
Elows until bystanders in.erlered
and separated the conbatants.
THOMPSON says if the Critic does
not let his daughter alone he will
horsewbip Curbitt on the streets.
Miss Thompson has taker house
in New York for the winter.
A SHARP TAKES A TRIP 70 SEE HIS
FOLKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.-Jacub
Sharp, a coal dealer, who has been
missing from his office since Nov.
oath is now believed TO he on his
way to lis relatives in Germany.
are being made OF
his affairs, aud 1t is stated that
parties in this city would be loO5ers
to an amount in the ngre gate OF
about s3O,OO9 unless Sharp returns.
The Oregon Improvement Co, it Is
stated would lose about $1,000. 9th
er firms and parties in SUMS ranging
from one to five thousand dn.lurs.