January 21, 1881 (4 pages)

ie # « : seein ROOMS DONRIEEE TS # : . The Daily Transcript. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. . ge Wekmer ‘Resident's Travels. : ad ae = “Between May and Grass.” Every section has a dull season at some tinte of the year, and Nevada City is experiencing hers just now. The roads are almost bottoml¢ss and “quartz miners who have their erush= traveling in Burope: : Niece, Nov. 23, 1830—We left ‘Pa is Weduesday, the 24th; broke the journey, as the English say, at Lyons and Marseil es, ‘Fhe latter is beautifully situated on the Gulf .of Lyons, a lovely body of water. Arrived at this place at 4 P. M. yesterday. Weather warm aud _ pleasant. The sight of the»acacia, blue-gum “jing doie at custom mitts must wait till they are enabled to-transport — to the millers the ore thatlies on their dump-piles; the hydraalic miners are utilizing the bountiful supply of see “water and vigorous!; washing down sufficient time has not elapsed since thé beginning of the New Year to give all those who then resolved to start a aan —out-on -an-era of economy. & chance a an pone . angels, “era states would call a like time of. year, “between hay and grass: Thei charge. to-seturn to,their customary ways-of extravagance. “Businessmen are growling at the scarcity of money, saying that they never before expe_. rienged gush a hard year as this. _ But they say the same thing every year, and willcontinue todo 0 as ‘fong-as-they-are-anything short of The farmers inthe old eastterm is to the point, and in intent titsythe case in hand, eid ceil A Light Sentence. “Wednesday night four strapping buck Indiws-and_two -squaws —got. than anything we-have—seen, gloriously ‘drank at Grass Valley. After yelling around the streets -for —gome time they were arrested__and locked up. Yesterday mording Ab . life-size in marble, of the most ex. Jastic-s sitting in the bank. quisite workmanship. This is said . Luck was indieted for the mu-der of . tion of the idiots’ names. King, Chinaman, was taken up on _ the charge ot supplying the firewater to them, and Justice Davis sentenc— ed him to ten days in the County Jail. Constable Peters yesterday brought over the prisoner who had a eon pris; and fast bat—tot-least,-and oranye trees made me feel 1 must ‘be nearivg my own dear California instead of wandering farther and farther from it. We lad not seen a ‘single tropical tree betore in ali our: fifteen months’ travels. — ‘Ve shall remain here, but foar orfive -days,‘4 ‘Pisa, stopping sufficiently long in Genoa, Dec. 6th.—Arrived here at 7p: M. yesterday. Left Mono Calo at 10 in the “morning, We visited the wonderful Cassino, where ‘men and women™ were wild “over roulette and other yames:. “Tt is. truly’ disgusting to see women 80 oc~ cupied; -but Eyglisa women seem move fond of gambling—than the French.’ Monto Carlo is beautifully” located on a~high—mountain—over= leoking the-sea, The Mediterranean is pertectly charming. We came close to it all the way from Nice to Genoa, and the road runs near it all the way to Naples, and the water on one side and orange groves loa led ‘with their iuscious fruit on the oth— er, forma lovely contrast anda beautitul picture. © At suaset, and sometime after, the water was of rose pink color,.One’ could imagine nothing mare enchanting. ‘his isa very interesting city, being more like London as regards life and :bustle In the San Jose Mercury ot the 14th instant we find the following extracts from letters received from Mrs: J. RB. Whitney, who formerly: yesided in Nevada City and is now . took our les via Genoa and each place for sight-seeing and” rest. . silént streets for four hours. beautiful imdeed,.the paved streets free from any vestige of dirt+ the houses dre ali roofless,-butthe walls are wonderfully preserved, aad many of them very pretty, We saw: the house of Glaueus, the Athenian, and tunch in the Pic med, the rich merchartt of Pompeii. Many. elegant marble pillars are standing, while the frescded walls still retain their-eoler, which seems remavkable after so many centuries. It must have been a city of wondér= ful beauty, bat how terribie its fate. 4+ Old Vesuvits rears its smoky head, above #t,‘a'l daconscious of the rnin: it has Wrought. “The dwellers near -ompeii say they are not at all afraid. of the fiery mound, but I must say'I am, I wish yott Couldsee the Mediterranean to-day; ik is like glass, and the air mild and balmy ag that of May. One feels ae sdlemn awe; when treailiig the streets which have been the scenes of 80 terrible\a cathe very atmosphere is. tho’ a brighter sun never warmed the -earth, and the houses being without roofs, we had the fall benefit. of its rays. Weshall: remain here some time, then go to Sorento, up the bay, said to bea lovely spot, and to +theIsland of Capri before we return to Rome; awd-Florence comes “next. scossing the Mediterranean’ and oingwup thé Nile, I have not yet positively decided, ~ Though well paid by-all wechave seen in—nature aud in art, added. to my restored A physical . conditior Bee petecn the thought of triveling alkthose many weary niles agayysto reach my own dear homéy atk Wael tate before erossing another sea, making separation ly love.Al Luck's Luck. “The 84% "F¥ancideo “Chronicle of Wednesday says: The case of The Our} People against Ah Luck,—who—was+ hotel and many, of the finest angs.of the city were once palaces. ‘To-day-we visit .d tye cemetery. Every lot has-one or more figures— of to be the finest cemetery in— the world. The Maritime Alps, extending from. Nice to Genoa, are in many fa the least fatigued after my day’s ride of yesterday; the sea air se med to invigorate me. The first object that pair of stogs boots so as. to be prepar. mat our gaze as ze droye from the ea for working inthe chaingang.— . depos was a fine statue of good old . “If, from the evidence, the jury finds . jal orderfor 2. ‘that the rmmediate cause of the -death of Ah Gow was the wounds That sentence of ten days appéars ridiculously light, when compared Justiee Robinson of tliis city . lately sent McFadden up for on a ‘similar What was Judge Davis thinking about? Such justice as that is mockery. This Unsurpassable Climate. _Some time since a lady ad gentleman brought to California from the Hast their invalid—dayghter, and went to the lower part of the State in _-hdpesof finding in the boasted olimate of that section arestoration of her health. After remaining there a long time and observing no marked improvement in her condition, they yeembarked for the Kast, and upon reaching Colfax determined to make "a flying trip tothis city on a brief visit toa friend who resided here. Sirice arriving they have become so favorably impresséd with the healthfulness of the climate, the prospects of the city for future greatness, and the intelligence and sociability of the population, that they have about de-” termined to make Nevada City their . Pompeit;and are stopping at the Homanently in vhis city, announces permanent home. Washington Township Notes, S. 0, Pease & Co. are fitting up the Kohler hydraulic ‘claim _ below Brandy Flat, and will be ready to begin piping in a few days. But one monitor will be used at present. Work has again been suspended onthe Garfield gold quartz mine. The property. is believed to be a good one, but the expenditure of some money will be necessary to get it in running order, er The Blue. Tent ditch got choked with snow at Phelps Hill to such an, extent last Friday as to raisathe watort and cau-e a stretch of the-embankment to give away, It wasexpected that the damage would be repaired by Wednekday night, and in. that.event the water will be “coming dowh-agaia today or tomorrow, => i Be Tua man who professes to keep _ Up with current literatire, “seieuce, eto,, and at the same time retain. his family familarity with the classics, is a fraud. “The achievement is beyond the reach,of the most gifted, This is an age of specialties, and the specialist must contine himse’f rigidly te his line’ pf study o¢ “fail. Every young student should rememlier this fact and govern himself, accordingly Master some one thin aud yon Will ‘kuow somethin. ea Chistopher Columbus, whose mem= ory I révere next to that of Washington; for had he not discovered ‘with the one of four monttis’titat . America we (00, if born at all, must . ! have been born on this side of the water, and could not Rave enjoyed the freedom we now dg, — Peace to his-asies! As this is his native place, Lam doubly glad to have had this opportunity to visit it, Roms, Dec. 9th.—Left Cenoa Tuesday noon; got to Pisa at 7 Pp. M. Visited the leaning tower, cathedrai, etc. , The tovreris much larger and higher than I supposed. I went to} the very top, 294 steps. Lefton the 12. train of Wednesday, getting here at 10 last night. ‘To-day, have been to St. Peters, the Coliseum and the Forum, and finished up the day by going toa high hill com nanding a view of the whole city, where an elegant band cheered our ears with the sweetest: of music. Rome’ is grand inde>d,-and St, Peter beautiful beyond description, while of the vastness of the Coliseum I am unable to give you the slightest conception ; it.is simply immense, We leave the “Eteraal City” to-morrow for. Naples,’ to return to spend the Carnival month of February amid the scenes of festivity.: ~ =. , Narwes, Dec. 12.—We came to this city at 4. Mm. yesterday. This morning-we went to Castelamara, one hour by sail,four miles from tel Belvadere, a very large house on a high mountain, jn fine view of the bay. Old Vesuvitis, too, is doing its best to entertain and™astonish us, now being active’ and-infull-bdlast. 1t is truly wonderful; but T-wou.d not care to-get much nearer it, and when I think of the ruin and devastation wrought by this wonde-ful do not care to divell long in its’ immediate vicinity. The quaint and sleepy old {tahan city of Castelamara, with its 28,0 Oinhabitauts is just below us, and willno dowbt—be laid in-ruins again, as it has been before, by this teriible mountain. From this house we have a lovely view of the sea and seve.al villages aloug the coast. Atnight we can seethe fyhts of Naples, 17 miles distant, while the lurid flame of the volcano shoo.s up every tew sevonds; igbting“ap the darkness, and the.redstreain of lava whieh flows, down its side is beautifulto behold, so thatwe admire while we fear the burning mass.— The wonder to me is that another Village hag sprung Up so near the ruins of Pompeii and-even nearer” Vesuvius than was that ill-fated city. Lu my next I hope to be able to tell you of out visit tu the ruins of that . once lovely city, and the spot_where Hercu‘aneum once stood. We are more pleased with Italy than any othertoreign country we have seen, exvept England. Near y all the way from-Rome to Naples one is strongly reminded of Calitécnia ; you coud almost imayine yourself passing th.o’ the Sacramente_ valley, the, formation of the land and the trees being about the same, while.the climate is much like ours, : CasrsuamarRa, Deo, '19,—Yester— day we went to the quiet city of . Pompeii, and wandered th its a Mountain almost at our very feet, fyCourt, was heard in, the Supreme Court upon appeal yesterday, the Ah Ah Gow while t’ e latter was crossing a bridge over the Truckee river, at laces covered with snow. Idid not} Truckee, and thtew his body into. was discussed the river, . Defendant. urged that the Court below erred in giving the following instrnetion.to the jury: nflicted upon him by the defendant, then the fact that he was thrown into the water after the~ infliction of such wounds is, of no consequence,” Defendant claimed that this charge conflicted with aad nulified other instiuctions giyen,. among ‘which was the following: “If the jury believe . that the cuts were inflicted upon de-. ceased by defendant, and then he was then thrown into the river, where he was found dead,aud are yet in doubtas to whether tlid death’ was caused by injuries reeeived in the fall from the bridge or by drowning, they should find a verdict of not guilty.” The Supreme tribunal failed to detect any error in the charge by the Court to the jury, and affirmed the. judgment and order of the lower Court, . : Vocal and lustramental Music. . Prof. Hirsch, graduate ofthe Conservatory «of. Muniohy.“and——amusic teacher of rare . experience and abillty, who has located per»» elsewhere that he is prepated to give insiructions in voeal and instrumental music. He, comes here well recomniénded. His terms are extremely moderate.” Ce i cere id Se! A Jewish Legend, According to the Jewish and Mohammedan tradition, King Solomon, . who was. wist beyond all other men, knew the languazge-of aniinas, ani could tatk with the beasts of thefie d and the birils of the air. -A _Rabbinicul-stovy-is-told of him-whieb runs: in this wise: One day the King Pde out of Jerusalem witha eat. retinue. An ant-hill Jay direuily in his path, and Solomon heard its little people talkin gi ‘“‘Here comes the great Kinz!” he heard One of them say. ‘His fatterers call hit wise and just andjmerciful; but he is abnut to ride over us and crush us without heeding our sufferings.” ‘ And Solomon told the «Queen of Sheba, who rode with him, what the aut said. And the§Queen made answer: ‘* He isan insolent .creature, O King! It is a better fate than -he deserves to bs trodden: under our feet.” ae But Solomon said: “Itis the part of wisdom to learn , of the lowest and weakest."* And he cominanded his train to turn.aside and spare the ant-hill. Theu all.the courtiers marveled _preatly, and the-Queea-of Sheba she wed her head and made obeisance , to Solomon, ‘saying: . . “Now know [ the secret of wis .dom. Thou li. tioeth as patiently to the reproaches of the . humble as ~ a ae XJ the Gaaearien es: Soe ee : oy werk Tete! more distantfremthose E most foud. . -armew. pistol, a @ There. "ere ‘The State Normal School opened at S:n Jose Tuesday with over ¢— pupils. oe mS . A bill has been introduced in* the’ New York—Legisiatnre—to—punish . wife beaters with twenty lashes. “Phe @overnor of Rhode Island, in his annual message, recommends woman sufi age on school questions:” Nineteen thousand acres of land was purchased ‘in * Iowa Tuesday, to be colonized ‘with English immigrants. : : } dow was raised, but instead of enel Mews ‘ly eel We learn froi_a reliable, conscientious listing elerk at the Brunswick freight depot that just previous to the alarm Teesday night a hen jumped upon the window: seat on the srl and, by. pecking on the glass,attracten attention from within The wintering, the ‘hen dropped ‘one’ wing and begaw scratching it with her left'to0t, A friendly hand gathered in the fowl and placed her upon’ a book-case to roost; she retained the — but was evidently uneasy or some minutes. Finally a ery of tire was sounded and the house ad= joining the depot blazed up and was “In the State Senate Tnesday a resolution asking Congrets to take charge. of the mining debris mat— ters was adopted almost unanimously. -A bs wasa_$30,000-fire at Dead . wood, D.'T., Tuesday; an $85,6—— . ne at Michigan City, Ind., and an $80,000 one at Lynn, Mags., Wednesda ; Mrs Mathilda Scott, a widow, her daughter\and adopted son (all their sleeping room 0., Monday n‘ght. The Thames has over-flowed,-greatly damaging the low-lying’ pa*ts. of Lambeth and South Park. A hud ar Plain City, Pier is destroyed,. General Hawley™ was e’ected United States Senator in Connecticut Tuesday, Conger in Michigan, Eugene Hale in Maine, Oliverin Pennsylvania, Pjatt in New-York,and+Bayard in Delaware, z buitt=+sontenced tote hanged -by-thetower} merchants who-have_signed a_petidretl barges ‘sunk, and Woolwich . . The Merald calls the New York . thonght that the hen came over to alarm the men, and tried to imitate the scratehitig of a match by rasp~ ing her toes on her wing. —_ or oe “SprcvLator writes : What is best. The Tale of the Incffectual Hen. coasumed_in.a short time. Jfis now . ” _ Case PRIcEe uisyr —OoOF THE— 66 : a. a “wet “BEEHIVE GROCERY STORE, ad > TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street, — -Nevada City. = Flour, per 100 lbs., g Assorted Crackers to buy for arise? Why, yeast or gun‘powder, or pair of “doubled soted + -oots-for-the old-gentieman_who-ob= jects to your attentions to his daughter. eee Buy your groveries of “Uncle Billy.” a “VOCAL INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. PROF. HIRSCH EGS to inform in general, that nently in Nevada City, > ‘ive Musical Instructions, far 1 . Persons desiring to take lessonsten e€ _! Piano, Flute, and Violin, (ihe latter a specizity,) g friends and the public has located perma-_ Gis prepared “to th Vocal and Crushed Sugar, Brown Sagar, — «. Harkness Wax Caridles, box, 4.90Oysters, © \12 cans:.1.00. Tomatoes, ‘Se cars 1-09 Corn, h\catis . 1 00 Jelly, 3 cans, 90 Syrup, per gallon, 874 Sardines,small-eans;,—6-cans \1-00 {Soda Crackers . Mackerel, No. 1, per_kit, 959 Bran, —__-_per_ 100 Iba, 195. Small Corn, per 100 tha. "T-s3y. Wheat, per 100 Ibs., 99Ground Barley, per 100 tbs., 164 Whole Barley, per 100 Ibs., ~ 1 59! ‘EB. Tea, per lb., . may 2 Japan Tea, per Ib., 35: =. Reehive-Fea; perth Split Peas, 13 Ibs, lovBest Island Rice). 10 Ibs., 109 tion to the Senate against the Chinese. commercial treaty, .‘‘nincom. poops,” ‘and asks for the publicaThe bill to prohibit the employment of Chinese on public works in the Assembly Tuesday aud read the fist t'me. The-county ~ Government bill was also debated, and made the spec~ o'clock Wednesday. On the evening ofthe 14th, a stage was attacked eight miles east of Fort Curhings by a band of thirty-four supposed. Indians. ‘The passengers: were robbed, and it is reported that four of them were killed,': The mail. bags were: carriedoff. United States troops are pursuing them. It is rumored the robbers are disguised whites. = aa Stephen Malaspina, who was found guilty of miurder in the first degree, and sentenced to death for. having shot, cut and stabbed John Galuzom in Sierra county on the 2Ist of March last, appealed from the judgment of the lower Court and had a hearing in the Supreme Court Tuesay: Asacircumstance the prosecution proved by one Reinhert that a short time prior to the murder the defendant was seen at Siofra . City in company with the deccased, ) and that defendant was armed with The pcosecutionobjected tothe question as to why defendant carried the~ pistol; whic bh objection the Court sustained. To ‘this ruling exception was taken, and the defendant held that the Court thereim erred, as he was en: titled to place before the jury his Version of ‘the circumstances and’ his reason for carrying the pistol, The Supreme Court ordered: judgment and order reversed, and remanded the cause for a new trial: GaMBETTA, as he rises to speak in the tribune, is described as ac'umsy, dull-visaged man, dressed in ill fitting and shabby clothess But after ag, bis face lights up, his gestures are-telling and his voice has'the re~ sonant tones of a man of power. Sewoon book Yakers and school book pitblishers are a greater incubus -on education than rail extortion is on commerce and production, and that is saying a great deal.—S.F. Merchant. ae It is saying a good deal, but not too urach, <> Joun T. Crawrorb,an eccentric night ago, leaving an estate valued at from $30,C00 to $100,000,: is found to have left his entire property forthe purpose of building a home for aged colored men, — Mrs. E.D.N. Southworth does ali ber summer writing in a garden. The Detroit Free Press remarks that “it isa sort-of garden of E. D, E. N,” ‘ ’ : : the} .afew moments he seem. another be. Prof Citeinanti,who died about a tort-} Can do so at lars apply at moderate terms. For particu: F. G: GUILD’S, . Se Broad Street. Nevada, Jén-21, 18st. ? The Palace Barber Shop. PINE ST. rear of Beckman’s Saloon. DUNCAN & BROCK, Propr’s. RE peered to do al] work in the. Ton: sorial line in the highest style of the Art. Ladies and Children are carefully waited on. : 4a All Gentlemen having work dane will have their 42” Boots Blacked Free of Charge. Si : j2t AND Instrumental Musical _ INSTRUCTION. . Se IN accordance witha request of many citizens of Nevada City, Grass Vatley aud viciniity, I will commence teaching those who may wish my services on Piano, Organ and in Vocal Culture, JANUARY 25th, 1881. Thorough Bass and Marmony a Speciality. H 8 W. { Nevada City, Jan. 20th, ACENTS WANTED. ARTIES onatibad “aid dielnaes ‘ aaa Pp senting Agency of Foreign Fire Insvvance Companies will please apply to P. 0. Box 2269, San Francisco. 1 Referencesand Bonds required. -j19-1w Ms WIFE, MARY CROSETT, -having left my bed'and board without eause or provoeation, this is to give notfce to all that I will not pay any bills of her contracting from and after this date. : : J, LCROSETT. North Bloomfeld, January 17th, 1881. PAT. CLANCY. DAN. MORGAN. OON, SEAMAN. P. CLANCY & CO., of NEVADA CITY. Po = = z Peli New-Firm at the Old Stand. — mi to doall kinds of most skilful manner. chine and Iron Work done by an expeFiencod ag: a0 : ersons having Picksand Drills to repair will do well to give us a-call as the Boss Picks of the town are made at this shop, EXorse-Shocings,. . Persons having Horse Shoeing to he done will do well to give usa call > 48 we have a first-class workman, n Work in + €orn Sta . Starch, 2 pac all kinds of Mas . : Sardines, large cans. 4can3 ~ KOO LemonPeel-and-Citron,3}ha,—1-00 Tohacco, perlb, 70 Oil Can full of Coffee, $8 lbs., ~ 60 -. Mil-Can-fall of Coffee,3 Tha-—4— MDinner-Can full of Coitee,5 Ibs., 1.00 Sans, 334 lbs. for 100 Coffee, per package, 29 cs, 2 packazes,~ ges, = Da Prize Medal Kerosene Oil, per tal 30¢ do do. 5 val can, 295 Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 109Frye’s English Cocoa, pae Washing Powder, 3 packages ~2i5c, Mustard, per vottle, ——_s Peppe™. per boitle, 25ers, 10, Wash Tubs. from 50 cents io 200 All goods subject to correction: 42 Everything Fresh and warrant ‘ed to be the Best. Richard RobertsNevada ‘Restaurant. AVING leased and thoromphty “remod eled the building on : / me . 2 ri COMMERCIAL STREET, Opposite Mungor & Naffziger’s Meat Market; and two doors below the TranscriptBlock, i = H. BECKMAN, e experienced caterer, has. opened a first 38 I Th cla Restaurant and Chop House, And is prepared to reveive publi patronage. * Bead Seme of His Prices = ‘ “Cake or Pie, with Tea or Coffee, 10 cents. Regular Meals, from <scents upwards. And everything else at equally low prices. Neat, Prempt, Polite. ; “ B, BECKMAN. Nevada City, Jan. 9th. CHAMPACNES. — Ww: take great pride in recommending our pure and really suverior Chawpagnes to the public generally. They are rodu-:cd exactly asare all the high grade ren’h Champagnes, by fermentation in the bottle, but, differently from their foreizn competitors, are neither strengthrued with — spirits, not favored up in any manner, bub are’ a,<olutely ;pureg, and therefore, even when indiscreetly used, will nevor produce ahea‘ache. _ : The Ecti Extra Dry is a dry, delicate’ flavored, vivac'ous Wine, eminently _ suited for Parties, Dieners, and Clubs. . The Sparkling Mascatet is a lusious, rich, high flavored Wine, of the Mosche order, only uch r’cher, and a great favorite with the ladies. : The Grand _Prire, often called the Private Cuvee, is-a medium dry, full flavored tind bodied Wine, and highly prt ed by all for these elegan: qualitics. ‘ No true connoisseur ean try these super or Champagnes withomt admiring them. Richard Roberts, Sole Agent for Nevada City. January 13th—Im Notice to Tax Payers ! —— a No Taxus. XX7ILL BE RECEINED at the County Treasurer's Office Previous to January \ Bist, 1881. Erytisder attention paid to rreaching and interfering —. we s ial _ G.vox SCHMITTBERG, Co. Collector. vos Wash Boards; 30 cts, Watcr Buckets, ., 375 cts. Clothes Baskets, £0 cts, Rolling Pins, 15 cts. Potato Mashers, 15 cts,.» /Arpad Haraszthy & Co's” THE DAILY NEVADA 987 ‘Brief {Ko to the: prit ance Hall to-ni; C, 8. Beuham tun shortly fro Johan Pattis Washington Ws Thonias Canfi jng are 00 the « confined to thet — A new cross: ‘on Sacramento pervisor Mills’ needed. John Jones, —jega-surgical of otikely-to: recov Wouldi't sound better tk wrwhy not rec fir2 now. know Mr. White, ~hhilding wt the Xayote streets neat. dwelling Dr. Abed A in Nevada ‘vou yeceatly whe Grass’ V alleyet ti the latter_ci James, Wills White at. Gr night, and ape vocation for atrestad aud pe toa charge of . —Hor-—Niles tiacing keem ce doo-s-for—thre tot so serious asat previous “The Pree a selé acommitte a certain Grass of the TRAN? Lance does not wake up the 'w Afte™\_exp ‘money towa at the corner o Park avenue ai Schmidt has:c th enterprise z into several lot offers for rent ; The new ads Duncan & Brox Ver Shon will . issue. These ge artists in their patrons of th their boots bla which feature one, Found Gs The. jary in’ ple-vs. E. Jew with a deadly ovt one hour a tured a verdi ing finding the charged in the ommending hir Court. He ws to-morrow for a barkeeper at the 27th of last as claimed by gene Harvey along Pine stre at him with, wounding him fence endeavor vey dared Jew street, and the him fired tow: intending to w Supt The followir acted in'the § day, Judge Jo! M. Maloney et al, Decree: and order of s sued, An order v the sale of real the estate-of H teased, Fine . Being overst lar ba B. ” T 'e ther notice sell 49 cents a pow 21-7 Buildin Most desira the city for sa’ For Particular Schmidt, cor ulder street:

ie # « : seein ROOMS DONRIEEE TS # : . The Daily Transcript. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. . ge Wekmer ‘Resident's Travels. : ad ae = “Between May and Grass.” Every section has a dull season at some tinte of the year, and Nevada City is experiencing hers just now. The roads are almost bottoml¢ss and “quartz miners who have their erush= traveling in Burope: : Niece, Nov. 23, 1830—We left ‘Pa is Weduesday, the 24th; broke the journey, as the English say, at Lyons and Marseil es, ‘Fhe latter is beautifully situated on the Gulf .of Lyons, a lovely body of water. Arrived at this place at 4 P. M. yesterday. Weather warm aud _ pleasant. The sight of the»acacia, blue-gum “jing doie at custom mitts must wait till they are enabled to-transport — to the millers the ore thatlies on their dump-piles; the hydraalic miners are utilizing the bountiful supply of see “water and vigorous!; washing down sufficient time has not elapsed since thé beginning of the New Year to give all those who then resolved to start a aan —out-on -an-era of economy. & chance a an pone . angels, “era states would call a like time of. year, “between hay and grass: Thei charge. to-seturn to,their customary ways-of extravagance. “Businessmen are growling at the scarcity of money, saying that they never before expe_. rienged gush a hard year as this. _ But they say the same thing every year, and willcontinue todo 0 as ‘fong-as-they-are-anything short of The farmers inthe old eastterm is to the point, and in intent titsythe case in hand, eid ceil A Light Sentence. “Wednesday night four strapping buck Indiws-and_two -squaws —got. than anything we-have—seen, gloriously ‘drank at Grass Valley. After yelling around the streets -for —gome time they were arrested__and locked up. Yesterday mording Ab . life-size in marble, of the most ex. Jastic-s sitting in the bank. quisite workmanship.. This is said . Luck was indieted for the mu-der of . tion of the idiots’ names. King, Chinaman, was taken up on _ the charge ot supplying the firewater to them, and Justice Davis sentenc— ed him to ten days in the County Jail. Constable Peters yesterday brought over the prisoner who had a eon pris; and fast bat—tot-least,-and oranye trees made me feel 1 must ‘be nearivg my own dear California instead of wandering farther and farther from it.. We lad not seen a ‘single tropical tree betore in ali our: fifteen months’ travels. — ‘Ve shall remain here, but foar orfive -days,‘4 ‘Pisa, stopping sufficiently long in Genoa, Dec. 6th.—Arrived here at 7p: M. yesterday. Left Mono Calo at 10 in the “morning, We visited the wonderful Cassino, where ‘men and women™ were wild “over roulette and other yames:. “Tt is. truly’ disgusting to see women 80 oc~ cupied; -but Eyglisa women seem move fond of gambling—than the French.’ Monto Carlo is beautifully” located on a~high—mountain—over= leoking the-sea, The Mediterranean is pertectly charming. We came close to it all the way from Nice to Genoa, and the road runs near it all the way to Naples, and the water on one side and orange groves loa led ‘with their iuscious fruit on the oth— er, forma lovely contrast anda beautitul picture. © At suaset, and sometime after, the water was of rose pink color,..One’ could imagine nothing mare enchanting. ‘his isa very interesting city, being more like London as regards life and :bustle In the San Jose Mercury ot the 14th instant we find the following extracts from letters received from Mrs: J. RB. Whitney, who formerly: yesided in Nevada City and is now . took our les via Genoa and each place for sight-seeing and” rest. . silént streets for four hours. beautiful imdeed,.the paved streets free from any vestige of dirt+ the houses dre ali roofless,-butthe walls are wonderfully preserved, aad many of them very pretty, We saw: the house of Glaueus, the Athenian, and tunch in the Pic med, the rich merchartt of Pompeii. Many. elegant marble pillars are standing, while the frescded walls still retain their-eoler, which seems remavkable after so many centuries. It must have been a city of wondér= ful beauty, bat how terribie its fate. 4+ Old Vesuvits rears its smoky head, above #t,‘a'l daconscious of the rnin: it has Wrought. “The dwellers near -ompeii say they are not at all afraid. of the fiery mound, but I must say'I am, I wish yott Couldsee the Mediterranean to-day; ik is like glass, and the air mild and balmy ag that of May. One feels ae sdlemn awe; when treailiig the streets which have been the scenes of 80 terrible\a cathe very atmosphere is. tho’ a brighter sun never warmed the -earth, and the houses being without roofs, we had the fall benefit. of its rays. Weshall: remain here some time, then go to Sorento, up the bay, said to bea lovely spot, and to +theIsland of Capri before we return to Rome; awd-Florence comes “next. scossing the Mediterranean’ and oingwup thé Nile, I have not yet positively decided, ~ Though well paid by-all wechave seen in—nature aud in art, added. to my restored A physical . conditior Bee petecn the thought of triveling alkthose many weary niles agayysto reach my own dear homéy atk Wael tate before erossing another sea, making separation ly love.Al Luck's Luck. “The 84% "F¥ancideo “Chronicle of Wednesday says: The case of The Our} People against Ah Luck,—who—was+ hotel and many, of the finest angs.of the city were once palaces. ‘To-day-we visit .d tye cemetery. Every lot has-one or more figures— of to be the finest cemetery in— the world. The Maritime Alps, extending from. Nice to Genoa, are in many fa the least fatigued after my day’s ride of yesterday; the sea air se med to invigorate me. The first object that pair of stogs boots so as. to be prepar. mat our gaze as ze droye from the ea for working inthe chaingang.— . depos was a fine statue of good old . “If, from the evidence, the jury finds . jal orderfor 2. ‘that the rmmediate cause of the -death of Ah Gow was the wounds That sentence of ten days appéars ridiculously light, when compared Justiee Robinson of tliis city . lately sent McFadden up for on a ‘similar What was Judge Davis thinking about? Such justice as that is mockery. This Unsurpassable Climate. _Some time since a lady ad gentleman brought to California from the Hast their invalid—dayghter, and went to the lower part of the State in _-hdpesof finding in the boasted olimate of that section arestoration of her health. After remaining there a long time and observing no marked improvement in her condition, they yeembarked for the Kast, and upon reaching Colfax determined to make "a flying trip tothis city on a brief visit toa friend who resided here. Sirice arriving they have become so favorably impresséd with the healthfulness of the climate, the prospects of the city for future greatness, and the intelligence and sociability of the population, that they have about de-” termined to make Nevada City their . Pompeit;and are stopping at the Homanently in vhis city, announces permanent home. Washington Township Notes, S. 0, Pease & Co. are fitting up the Kohler hydraulic ‘claim _ below Brandy Flat, and will be ready to begin piping in a few days. But one monitor will be used at present. Work has again been suspended onthe Garfield gold quartz mine. The property. is believed to be a good one, but the expenditure of some money will be necessary to get it in running order, er The Blue. Tent ditch got choked with snow at Phelps Hill to such an, extent last Friday as to raisathe watort and cau-e a stretch of the-embankment to give away, It wasexpected that the damage would be repaired by Wednekday night, and in. that.event the water will be “coming dowh-agaia today or tomorrow, => i Be Tua man who professes to keep _ Up with current literatire, “seieuce, eto,, and at the same time retain. his family familarity with the classics, is a fraud. “The achievement is beyond the reach,of the most gifted, This is an age of specialties, and the specialist must contine himse’f rigidly te his line’ pf study o¢ “fail. Every young student should rememlier this fact and govern himself, accordingly Master some one thin aud yon Will ‘kuow somethin.. ea Chistopher Columbus, whose mem= ory I révere next to that of Washington; for had he not discovered ‘with the one of four monttis’titat . America we (00, if born at all, must . ! have been born on this side of the water, and could not Rave enjoyed the freedom we now dg, — Peace to his-asies! As this is his native place, Lam doubly glad to have had this opportunity to visit it, Roms, Dec. 9th.—Left Cenoa Tuesday noon; got to Pisa at 7 Pp. M. Visited the leaning tower, cathedrai, etc. , The tovreris much larger and higher than I supposed. I went to} the very top, 294 steps. Lefton the 12. train of Wednesday, getting here at 10 last night. ‘To-day, have been to St. Peters, the Coliseum and the Forum, and finished up the day by going toa high hill com nanding a view of the whole city, where an elegant band cheered our ears with the sweetest: of music. Rome’ is grand inde>d,-and St, Peter beautiful beyond description, while of the vastness of the Coliseum I am unable to give you the slightest conception ; it.is simply immense, We leave the “Eteraal City” to-morrow for. Naples,’ to return to spend the Carnival month of February amid the scenes of festivity.: ~ =. , Narwes, Dec. 12.—We came to this city at 4. Mm. yesterday. This morning-we went to Castelamara, one hour by sail,four miles from tel Belvadere, a very large house on a high mountain, jn fine view of the bay. Old Vesuvitis, too, is doing its best to entertain and™astonish us, now being active’ and-infull-bdlast. 1t is truly wonderful; but T-wou.d not care to-get much nearer it, and when I think of the ruin and devastation wrought by this wonde-ful do not care to divell long in its’ immediate vicinity. The quaint and sleepy old {tahan city of Castelamara, with its 28,0 Oinhabitauts is just below us, and willno dowbt—be laid in-ruins again, as it has been before, by this teriible mountain. From this house we have a lovely view of the sea and seve.al villages aloug the coast. Atnight we can seethe fyhts of Naples, 17 miles distant, while the lurid flame of the volcano shoo.s up every tew sevonds; igbting“ap the darkness, and the.redstreain of lava whieh flows, down its side is beautifulto behold, so thatwe admire while we fear the burning mass.— The wonder to me is that another Village hag sprung Up so near the ruins of Pompeii and-even nearer” Vesuvius than was that ill-fated city. Lu my next I hope to be able to tell you of out visit tu the ruins of that . once lovely city, and the spot_where Hercu‘aneum once stood. We are more pleased with Italy than any othertoreign country we have seen, exvept England. Near y all the way from-Rome to Naples one is strongly reminded of Calitécnia ; you coud almost imayine yourself passing th.o’ the Sacramente_ valley, the, formation of the land and the trees being about the same, while.the climate is much like ours, : CasrsuamarRa, Deo, '19,—Yester— day we went to the quiet city of . Pompeii, and wandered th its a Mountain almost at our very feet, fyCourt, was heard in, the Supreme Court upon appeal yesterday, the Ah Ah Gow while t’ e latter was crossing a bridge over the Truckee river, at laces covered with snow. Idid not} Truckee, and thtew his body into. was discussed the river, . Defendant. urged that the Court below erred in giving the following instrnetion.to the jury: nflicted upon him by the defendant, then the fact that he was thrown into the water after the~ infliction of such wounds is, of no consequence,” Defendant claimed that this charge conflicted with aad nulified other instiuctions giyen,. among ‘which was the following: “If the jury believe . that the cuts were inflicted upon de-. ceased by defendant, and then he was then thrown into the river, where he was found dead,aud are yet in doubtas to whether tlid death’ was caused by injuries reeeived in the fall from the bridge or by drowning, they should find a verdict of not guilty.” The Supreme tribunal failed to detect any error in the charge by the Court to the jury, and affirmed the. judgment and order of the lower Court, . : Vocal and lustramental Music. . Prof. Hirsch, graduate ofthe Conservatory «of.. Muniohy.“and——amusic teacher of rare . experience and abillty, who has located per»» elsewhere that he is prepated to give insiructions in voeal and instrumental music. He, comes here well recomniénded. His terms are extremely moderate.” Ce i cere id Se! A Jewish Legend, According to the Jewish and Mohammedan tradition, King Solomon, . who was. wist beyond all other men, knew the languazge-of aniinas, ani could tatk with the beasts of thefie d and the birils of the air. -A _Rabbinicul-stovy-is-told of him-whieb runs: in this wise: One day the King Pde out of Jerusalem witha eat. retinue. An ant-hill Jay direuily in his path, and Solomon heard its little people talkin gi ‘“‘Here comes the great Kinz!” he heard One of them say. ‘His fatterers call hit wise and just andjmerciful; but he is abnut to ride over us and crush us without heeding our sufferings.” ‘ And Solomon told the «Queen of Sheba, who rode with him, what the aut said. And the§Queen made answer: ‘* He isan insolent .creature, O King! It is a better fate than -he deserves to bs trodden: under our feet.” ae But Solomon said: “Itis the part of wisdom to learn , of the lowest and weakest."* And he cominanded his train to turn.aside and spare the ant-hill. Theu all.the courtiers marveled _preatly, and the-Queea-of Sheba she wed her head and made obeisance , to Solomon, ‘saying: . . “Now know [ the secret of wis .dom. Thou li. tioeth as patiently to the reproaches of the . humble as ~ a ae XJ the Gaaearien es: Soe ee : oy werk Tete! more distantfremthose E most foud. . -armew. pistol, a @ There. "ere ‘The State Normal School opened at S:n Jose Tuesday with over ¢— pupils. oe mS . A bill has been introduced in* the’ New York—Legisiatnre—to—punish . wife beaters with twenty lashes. “Phe @overnor of Rhode Island, in his annual message, recommends woman sufi age on school questions:” Nineteen thousand acres of land was purchased ‘in * Iowa Tuesday, to be colonized ‘with English immigrants. : : } dow was raised, but instead of enel Mews ‘ly eel We learn froi_a reliable, conscientious listing elerk at the Brunswick freight depot that just previous to the alarm Teesday night a hen jumped upon the window: seat on the srl and, by. pecking on the glass,attracten attention from within The wintering, the ‘hen dropped ‘one’ wing and begaw scratching it with her left'to0t, A friendly hand gathered in the fowl and placed her upon’ a book-case to roost; she retained the — but was evidently uneasy or some minutes. Finally a ery of tire was sounded and the house ad= joining the depot blazed up and was “In the State Senate Tnesday a resolution asking Congrets to take charge. of the mining debris mat— ters was adopted almost unanimously. -A bs wasa_$30,000-fire at Dead . wood, D.'T., Tuesday; an $85,6—— . ne at Michigan City, Ind., and an $80,000 one at Lynn, Mags., Wednesda ; Mrs Mathilda Scott, a widow, her daughter\and adopted son (all

their sleeping room 0., Monday n‘ght. The Thames has over-flowed,-greatly damaging the low-lying’ pa*ts. of Lambeth and South Park. A hud ar Plain City, Pier is destroyed,. General Hawley™ was e’ected United States Senator in Connecticut Tuesday, Conger in Michigan, Eugene Hale in Maine, Oliverin Pennsylvania, Pjatt in New-York,and+Bayard in Delaware, z buitt=+sontenced tote hanged -by-thetower} merchants who-have_signed a_petidretl barges ‘sunk, and Woolwich . . The Merald calls the New York . thonght that the hen came over to alarm the men, and tried to imitate the scratehitig of a match by rasp~ ing her toes on her wing. —_ or oe “SprcvLator writes : What is best. The Tale of the Incffectual Hen. coasumed_in.a short time. Jfis now . ” _ Case PRIcEe uisyr —OoOF THE— 66 : a. a “wet “BEEHIVE GROCERY STORE, ad > TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street, — -Nevada City. = Flour, per 100 lbs., g Assorted Crackers to buy for arise? Why, yeast or gun‘powder, or pair of “doubled soted + -oots-for-the old-gentieman_who-ob= jects to your attentions to his daughter. eee Buy your groveries of “Uncle Billy.” a “VOCAL INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. PROF. HIRSCH EGS to inform in general, that nently in Nevada City, > ‘ive Musical Instructions, far 1 . Persons desiring to take lessonsten e€ _! Piano, Flute, and Violin, (ihe latter a specizity,) g friends and the public has located perma-_ Gis prepared “to th Vocal and Crushed Sugar, Brown Sagar, — «. Harkness Wax Caridles, box, 4.90Oysters, © \12 cans:.1.00. Tomatoes, ‘Se cars 1-09 Corn, h\catis . 1 00 Jelly, 3 cans, 90 Syrup, per gallon, 874 Sardines,small-eans;,—6-cans \1-00 {Soda Crackers . Mackerel, No. 1, per_kit, 959 Bran, —__-_per_ 100 Iba, 195. Small Corn, per 100 tha. "T-s3y. Wheat, per 100 Ibs., 99Ground Barley, per 100 tbs., 164 Whole Barley, per 100 Ibs., ~ 1 59! ‘EB. Tea, per lb., . may 2 Japan Tea, per Ib., 35: =. Reehive-Fea; perth Split Peas, 13 Ibs, lovBest Island Rice). 10 Ibs., 109 tion to the Senate against the Chinese. commercial treaty, .‘‘nincom. poops,” ‘and asks for the publicaThe bill to prohibit the employment of Chinese on public works in the Assembly Tuesday aud read the fist t'me. The-county ~ Government bill was also debated, and made the spec~ o'clock Wednesday. On the evening ofthe 14th, a stage was attacked eight miles east of Fort Curhings by a band of thirty-four supposed. Indians. ‘The passengers: were robbed, and it is reported that four of them were killed,': The mail. bags were: carriedoff. United States troops are pursuing them. It is rumored the robbers are disguised whites. = aa Stephen Malaspina, who was found guilty of miurder in the first degree, and sentenced to death for. having shot, cut and stabbed John Galuzom in Sierra county on the 2Ist of March last, appealed from the judgment of the lower Court and had a hearing in the Supreme Court Tuesay: Asacircumstance the prosecution proved by one Reinhert that a short time prior to the murder the defendant was seen at Siofra . City in company with the deccased, ) and that defendant was armed with The pcosecutionobjected tothe question as to why defendant carried the~ pistol; whic bh objection the Court sustained. To ‘this ruling exception was taken, and the defendant held that the Court thereim erred, as he was en: titled to place before the jury his Version of ‘the circumstances and’ his reason for carrying the pistol, The Supreme Court ordered: judgment and order reversed, and remanded the cause for a new trial: GaMBETTA, as he rises to speak in the tribune, is described as ac'umsy, dull-visaged man, dressed in ill fitting and shabby clothess But after ag, bis face lights up, his gestures are-telling and his voice has'the re~ sonant tones of a man of power. Sewoon book Yakers and school book pitblishers are a greater incubus -on education than rail extortion is on commerce and production, and that is saying a great deal.—S.F. Merchant. ae It is saying a good deal, but not too urach, <> Joun T. Crawrorb,an eccentric night ago, leaving an estate valued at from $30,C00 to $100,000,: is found to have left his entire property forthe purpose of building a home for aged colored men, — Mrs. E.D.N. Southworth does ali ber summer writing in a garden. The Detroit Free Press remarks that “it isa sort-of garden of E. D, E. N,” ‘ ’ : : the} .afew moments he seem. another be. Prof Citeinanti,who died about a tort-} Can do so at lars apply at moderate terms. For particu: F. G: GUILD’S, . Se Broad Street. Nevada, Jén-21, 18st. ? The Palace Barber Shop. PINE ST. rear of Beckman’s Saloon. DUNCAN & BROCK, Propr’s. RE peered to do al] work in the. Ton: sorial line in the highest style of the Art. Ladies and Children are carefully waited on. : 4a All Gentlemen having work dane will have their 42” Boots Blacked Free of Charge. Si : j2t AND Instrumental Musical _ INSTRUCTION. . Se IN accordance witha request of many citizens of Nevada City, Grass Vatley aud viciniity, I will commence teaching those who may wish my services on Piano, Organ and in Vocal Culture, JANUARY 25th, 1881. Thorough Bass and Marmony a Speciality. H 8 W. { Nevada City, Jan. 20th, ACENTS WANTED. ARTIES onatibad “aid dielnaes ‘ aaa Pp senting Agency of Foreign Fire Insvvance Companies will please apply to P. 0. Box 2269, San Francisco. 1 Referencesand Bonds required. -j19-1w Ms WIFE, MARY CROSETT, -having left my bed'and board without eause or provoeation, this is to give notfce to all that I will not pay any bills of her contracting from and after this date. : : J, LCROSETT. North Bloomfeld, January 17th, 1881. PAT. CLANCY. DAN. MORGAN. OON, SEAMAN. P. CLANCY & CO., of NEVADA CITY. Po = = z Peli New-Firm at the Old Stand. — mi to doall kinds of most skilful manner. chine and Iron Work done by an expeFiencod ag: a0 : ersons having Picksand Drills to repair will do well to give us a-call as the Boss Picks of the town are made at this shop, EXorse-Shocings,. . Persons having Horse Shoeing to he done will do well to give usa call > 48 we have a first-class workman, n Work in + €orn Sta . Starch, 2 pac all kinds of Mas . : Sardines, large cans. 4can3 ~ KOO LemonPeel-and-Citron,3}ha,—1-00 Tohacco, perlb, 70 Oil Can full of Coffee, $8 lbs., ~ 60 -. Mil-Can-fall of Coffee,3 Tha-—4— MDinner-Can full of Coitee,5 Ibs., 1.00 Sans, 334 lbs. for 100 Coffee, per package, 29 cs, 2 packazes,~ ges, = Da Prize Medal Kerosene Oil, per tal 30¢ do do. 5 val can, 295 Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 109Frye’s English Cocoa, pae Washing Powder, 3 packages ~2i5c, Mustard, per vottle, ——_s Peppe™. per boitle, 25ers, 10, Wash Tubs. from 50 cents io 200 All goods subject to correction: 42 Everything Fresh and warrant ‘ed to be the Best. Richard RobertsNevada ‘Restaurant. AVING leased and thoromphty “remod eled the building on : / me . 2 ri COMMERCIAL STREET, Opposite Mungor & Naffziger’s Meat Market; and two doors below the TranscriptBlock, i = H. BECKMAN, e experienced caterer, has. opened a first 38 I Th cla Restaurant and Chop House, And is prepared to reveive publi patronage. * Bead Seme of His Prices = ‘ “Cake or Pie, with Tea or Coffee, 10 cents. Regular Meals, from <scents upwards. And everything else at equally low prices. Neat, Prempt, Polite. ; “ B, BECKMAN. Nevada City, Jan. 9th. CHAMPACNES. — Ww: take great pride in recommending our pure and really suverior Chawpagnes to the public generally. They are rodu-:cd exactly asare all the high grade ren’h Champagnes, by fermentation in the bottle, but, differently from their foreizn competitors, are neither strengthrued with — spirits, not favored up in any manner, bub are’ a,<olutely ;pureg, and therefore, even when indiscreetly used, will nevor produce ahea‘ache. _ : The Ecti Extra Dry is a dry, delicate’ flavored, vivac'ous Wine, eminently _ suited for Parties, Dieners, and Clubs. . The Sparkling Mascatet is a lusious, rich, high flavored Wine, of the Mosche order, only uch r’cher, and a great favorite with the ladies. : The Grand _Prire, often called the Private Cuvee, is-a medium dry, full flavored tind bodied Wine, and highly prt ed by all for these elegan: qualitics. ‘ No true connoisseur ean try these super or Champagnes withomt admiring them. Richard Roberts, Sole Agent for Nevada City. January 13th—Im Notice to Tax Payers ! —— a No Taxus. XX7ILL BE RECEINED at the County Treasurer's Office Previous to January \ Bist, 1881. Erytisder attention paid to rreaching and interfering —. we s ial _ G.vox SCHMITTBERG, Co. Collector. vos Wash Boards; 30 cts, Watcr Buckets, ., 375 cts. Clothes Baskets, £0 cts, Rolling Pins, 15 cts. Potato Mashers, 15 cts,.» /Arpad Haraszthy & Co's” THE DAILY NEVADA 987 ‘Brief {Ko to the: prit ance Hall to-ni; C, 8. Beuham tun shortly fro Johan Pattis Washington Ws Thonias Canfi jng are 00 the « confined to thet — A new cross: ‘on Sacramento pervisor Mills’ needed. John Jones, —jega-surgical of otikely-to: recov Wouldi't sound better tk wrwhy not rec fir2 now. know Mr. White, ~hhilding wt the Xayote streets neat. dwelling Dr. Abed A in Nevada ‘vou yeceatly whe Grass’ V alleyet ti the latter_ci James, Wills White at. Gr night, and ape vocation for atrestad aud pe toa charge of . —Hor-—Niles tiacing keem ce doo-s-for—thre tot so serious asat previous “The Pree a selé acommitte a certain Grass of the TRAN? Lance does not wake up the 'w Afte™\_exp ‘money towa at the corner o Park avenue ai Schmidt has:c th enterprise z into several lot offers for rent ; The new ads Duncan & Brox Ver Shon will . issue. These ge artists in their patrons of th their boots bla which feature one, Found Gs The. jary in’ ple-vs. E. Jew with a deadly ovt one hour a tured a verdi ing finding the charged in the ommending hir Court. He ws to-morrow for a barkeeper at the 27th of last as claimed by gene Harvey along Pine stre at him with, wounding him fence endeavor vey dared Jew street, and the him fired tow: intending to w Supt The followir acted in'the § day, Judge Jo! M. Maloney et al, Decree: and order of s sued, An order v the sale of real the estate-of H teased, Fine . Being overst lar ba B. ” T 'e ther notice sell 49 cents a pow 21-7 Buildin Most desira the city for sa’ For Particular Schmidt, cor ulder street: