March 19, 1885 (4 pages)

. \PUBLISHED AT ; Nevada City, Nevada County, Si CALIFORNIA, : Brown & Carxrns. . Proprietors. THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1885. Tur anticipated inevitable disagreement between Sarah Althea ‘Sharon and her senior counsel, George Washington Tyler, is said«~: to have come'to pass, In an inter* view with the fair litigant, she states that the libel suit aga‘nst the . Alta walk \diemissed without her consent, or even without any consultation with her. ‘Some of Mr. ~“~Pyler’s recent actions have, she orang confidence in him. Since the filing of the compensation contract they have not spoken. There are_ru‘mors that Sharon has offered Sarah halfa million dollars if she will surrender to him the alleged marriage contract, renounce her claims as his wife and to his property, and leave the country without paying Tyler anything for_his services. This is denied by the parties chiefly interested, and it is probably a canard. There was a union meeting of s0-called Christian Chinese in Dr. Hall’s Chnrch, New York City, on Sunday night, with an attendance of tome three hundred of them. The Secretary of the Union said that there were eighteen Chinese Sunday schools in the city, ten in Brooklyn and one in Jersey City. They have about seven hundred ~ Members. Dr. Hall welcomed the Chinamen to his church. oo Two important foot races have just been made, and will be run at San Francisco in a few weeks. Kittleman backs himself for $1 ‘ 000 for a 75-yard race with Archie McComb, and for $1,000 for'a 150yard race with Gibson, who. recently defeated Lewis of Oregon. A forfeit of $500 for each race has been deposited in the Call office. They will be run for blood. . > \ EXPERIMENTS are now being made in the small-arms factory of St. Etienne, France, with a new infantry rifle, the invention of M. += Picard,-a-nephew~of the French General of that name, the loading of which, so it is stated, requires only two movements and which can be fired thirty times a minute. —— Og Aun the-great rivers of Russia ~ are interlaced-by canals, through which thousands of-barges, some as high as 1,000 tons —burthen, .make their way every navigation season from the Volga to the Neva. The cost of maintaining these waterways reaches $1,200,000 annuBe F Tue Bay City, San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose Bicycle Clubs have decided to hold a second grand tournament, on the evening of the 28th inst., at the Mechanics Pavilion, San Francisco. The track is to be seven laps tothe mile. Tue royal seraglio of Persia contains no male person over the age of eleven, and no Europeans. rate pavilion and her staff of 6ervants, her equipagos, and ter jewels and her revenue. oo Tux use ef vaseline, which is a product ‘of petroleum, has become so extensive in France, instead of ___Jafd for pastry, that the Council of -~ Hygiene found it necessary to pass an order prohibiting its employment in that way. -—s Tur Universities of Oxford and Cambridge have the reputation of being hotbeds of slang. It is said that nine-tenths of the slang words heard in England today came from these institutions. 5 Reports from the principal wheat-growing counties in Virginia show that the acreage is small, as the seed has been to a large extent frozen out of the ground and damaged. ‘ Tur Corporation of Doublin, by a vote of 41;to. 17, rejected the mo tion to present an address to the of his visitthere April 8th. ‘ A LarGE party of Indians, encamped near Anaheim, are trapping ‘and shipping mocking birds. They sent 300 to Los Angeles. last week. : : : : ___A New building for the _University ofthe Pacificis being erected on University tract, San Jose. It will cost about $40,000. A DELEGATION of Christian workers, mostly women, called on Miss Cleveland at the White House, Monday. _ ‘A Honéxone dispatch says that } a French man-of-war stopped. and searched the British steamship _ Qaurornr rainbow. trout are _ being successfully reared on Long. The Daily Transcript. _,Says, considerably impaired her . . Each royal favorite has her sepaPrince ofWales on the occasion . PRICE LIST For Cash ! —s . Flour, per 100 Ibs..$2 50 Tea, per pound, 35 Soap, perbox, —__. 60 Harkness Candles, per box,3 50 “ " 88 for 1 SanFran ‘“ 80for 1 ie “per box 1 50: Butter, perroll 650 Tobacco, per plug 50 And Everything else in proportion. WILLIAM WOLF. The Famous Knabe Piano. . $6 © HAVE NEVER SEEN THEIR EQUAL” -—-Clara Louise Kellogg.~ Shipments madé-direct from the East when desired. A. L. BANCROFT &CO, ,« San Francisco, Cal., mhl14-3m Sole Agents for Pacific Coast. EEE Eee Two swift British cruisers have been ordered to proceed to tle-Pacific Ocean to watch Russian vessels. A report is current that the British Admiralty has, offered a tempting sum to Dom Pedro for the Brazilian ironclad Esmeralda. Ever since the~fall of Khartoum the Admifalty office has , been quietly hiring all available steamers that could be spared for the transportation of troops to Egypt or India. OO er AN enormous transport fleet.is collecting in the Thames at Portsmouth and Plymouth. The size of the fleet far exceeds any possible needs of the Soudan campaign.’ The Woolwich arsenal workshops have been hurvriedly enlarged by the erection of tempostructures. The workmen at the arsenal are on double time. >> Apvices from Calcutta report that the tea and indigo districts in India are’suffering severely from drought. Ir is not probable that any radical change in the navy-yards wil] be made for several weeks to come, >_> 7 Tue weather at the Big Trees is reported clear and delightful. Tourists are begining to visit the Grove. ¥ -? <> oSvuakm™ advices do not confirm the rumor of the fall of Kassala and the massacre of the garrison. eat BORN. At Willow Valley, March 15, 1885, to J. M. Chaney and wifé, a con. ; In Nevada City, March 15, 1885, to'Joseph Hitchings and wife, a dauvhter, yee Sia i { 1 ! + i tt { Soe Seer LIAM WOLP'S Theo. Anderson, An Advertisement That Paid. ec Eugene Schuyler gives some interesting anecdotes’ in the New] York Tribune of the late Col. Burnaby. Burnaby had made mention in-his Khivan book” of Cockle’s pills, and the paragraph was quoted and uséd largely as-arr advertisement by the proprietor. . etc., stared at you for months in 106 Wall —, HOME MUTUAL Insurance Company, OF CALIFORNIA, CAPITAL $300,000 Principal Office--216 Sansome St. SAN FRANOISCO e F IRE SNSURANCE ON Ut J. F Hoveuron’ President. J.¥ N. Sumparp, Vice President. ' Cuarins H. Story, Secretary. R. H. Maem, General Agent. Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Co DAVID WATT JOHN C. COLEMAN Risks accepted on all classes of desirable property in this county at rates as low as solvency and a fair profit will admit of, guaran. teeing a prompt and liberal rédponse to all just claims for loss, GEQ:‘W. HILL Manager. out finding any relief, I used your Throat and Lung Balsam, and found immediate help. On retiring at nightit gave me undisturbed rest, and after using the medicine three weeks I found myself cured. Rev. E. Nuts. ' Dr. Frazier’s Throat and Lung Balsam allays all irritation of the throat. Penetrates and heals the Lungs, and assists nature by expectoration to throw off the corruption. Sold by druggists everywhere at 75 cents: a bottle. Carr Bros., agents. ' Still Reducing. Boys’ overalls 25 and 30 cts. Men’s heavy nailed boots, $3. Men’s heavy tap soled kip boots, $3, $3 25. Men’s heavy tap soled calf boots, $3 25, $3 50. Men’s single sole calf boots, $3. Immense lots just received and for sale at Hyman Bros., corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City, Cal. d18-tf For Rent. A good-sized room in the Transcript Block, up stairs. Apply at this office. tf ee een + A Oe Fresh Seeds. Flower, Garden and Field Seeds, just received ‘at E. Rosenthal’s, j8-tf = —— me Clover Seed: Fresh Clover; Timothy and -Alfalfa Seed at Carr Bros, tf Garden Seeds. Garden Seeds of all kinds. at Carr Bros. tf Flower Seeds. Fresh flower seeds at Carr Bros. Se For noarp and lodging or a good two bit meal,go to the ThomaS House, Broad streét. O. C. Conlan, proprietor, je8-ly EE ETE NES RCCL ARRIVALS AT THE LEADING HOTELS, NEVADA CITY. NATIONAL HOTEL, _, BA Mp py les. PROPRIETOR. March 17, 1885. J. G, Davidson, Sacramento, F. Weesonihofer, Zao Mrs. Hegarty & d, Moore’s F. M, Hudson, Eagle Bird Mine. A. G. Dognan, Dutch Flat, J. McIntosh, do P. C. Byrne, do E. S. Smart, do J,W. Jamison, do Miss Kate Irving, Grass Valley, Miss D. Irving, do: Miss Laura Noonan, do Miss Maud Byrne, do ‘Miss Aggie Noonan, —_do M. E. Dunn, do Miss L. Pope ‘& sister, do . Mrs. Bolburn, Colfax, _ > §. Kozminsky, San Juan, J. Barnhari, Auburn, J. Harrington, Round Mt. R,. Gunnison, Washington, Wheat, Neen eee a constant alternation over whole Cn, a 2 . sides of the London papers. On Rolled Barley“ ie gaat He 1 50} returning from Armenia BurnaWhite Sucar 11“ .. 1 by found, he said, a letter which POWD ER “ “ 1 looked so suggestive of a bill that eh +8 gee he put it aside until the last.} Absolutely Pure, Rice 198 eee ‘ When he opened it he found to his rar nego ‘ stage —LE es toni Mr. . marvel of purity, stren; ( a pia “ 1 ck ak i heoiarg shah i, wholesomeness. : ‘More _economi+ Prunes, SO ee ter oe eee roe ole cal than the ordinary kinds, and Beans PASE aie 1 and a check for £200 as his share . cannot be sold in competition with i “ 1 of the profits gained from the adthe multitude of low test, short Java Coffee, 40 as ; vertisement. ‘‘I of course accept. Weight, alum or gs rac Costa Rica 6 ..: 1 ; ” +4 tk _. ders. Sonp oniy In cans. Royan ed'the money,’”’ he said, ‘‘but re Baxine Powpme Co., Washing Powder 12 pap’rs1 . plied.to Cockle that I should ap-. gt., N. Y. Chocolate, 4 papers.. 1. _. ply.it-in-his name to some benev-. _ eo Oysters 12 cans.1 olent object. I was at loss how to : —— get even with him, but as’ I had Green Corn. 8 ad : G P 7 g 1 noticed that he chiefly advertised reen 2 eas, in the Liberal papers I concluded String Beans, 8“ .---1 that he sympathized with the RusPLAIN ARD V] Tomatoes, 10. 7 sians, and therefore subscribed in : i ish Relief Salmon, 10 “ .1 ,. his name to the Turkish z fund.”’ Pie Fruit, eee 1 Dr. Frazier’s Throat and Lung SIN GLE Jelly, 6.“ 1 ‘ Balsam . 4 ; i ’ Is the greatest remedy in ‘the} . Sardines, ee 1 world for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Lobsters, 6 * 1 ‘Sore Throat, Quinzy, Laryngitis, Deviled Ham, 4 “ : Croup, Hoarseness,. Bronchitis, = eae Asthma, Catarrh and Whooping Corned Beef, 4 nee 1. Cough, and all diseases of thé throat Lard, 8 Ib “ 90] and unge. It pe-forms west 3 “ in relieving’ Consumption. , It Tard; 4 1b 1: strengthens the lungs and instantKerosene, 5 gallon “.1 75] ly allays all irritation of the throat, “ “ 40 CLEVELAND, Onto. Kerosene, per ea: Dr. Frazier—Dear Sir: I bison allon kegs. _ . troubled for about three months Syrup, 8 ‘“ 6 during the last summer and fall f Pickles, -5 ok 60+ with Bronchitis and a bad. cough. Tea, 5 pound box, .1. 25] After trying several remedies with. : LONES’ BUILDING, NEVADA: CITY Ornamental Penmanship, per Book-Keeping, with or withou : HO From 2 to 4, Afternoons, Lessons daily, except Saturdays MF Private Lessons given in a OO@Satisfation Guaranteed. Femirmamehizs! “MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY a pre RNAMENTAL ; i ool= Lmeepimne, AND DOUBL Taught b ENTRY ; (Hanbletonian ‘Trotting Stallion, Revoltin, Will make the scason of 1885 at WESTERN HOTEL STABLE, “GRASS VALLEY, Sunday Morning to Wednesday Evening of each week. HENNESSEY'S LIVERY STABLE, NEVADA GIT ¥4 For the remaining days of the week. Terns for the Season ~ $30. Season commences March ist and ends July 1st. Good pasturage f :r mares, ~~~ Description and Remarks: ~~ REVOLUTION is a dark brown, has a rich black flowing mane and tail, stands 15 hands 3 inches high and weighs 1050 pounds; has plenty of bone and muscle ; trotted in his 4-year-old form, over the San Joaquin Agricultural Society’s track, winning easily against a strong field of horses. Seven heats were trotted in the race ; also winner of the free-for-all stallion race at Grass Valley,in September, 1883, . defeating Almont and Prompter handily. REVOLUTION is one of the grandest trotting sires on the Pacific coast, and has shown trials in his work of 2:27. He is sure gaited, level headed, kind and gentle,: and is asure foal getter. Pedigree. : REVOLUTION—Sired by Prince of Orange, he by Volunteer (the sire of St. Julian), he by Rydsyk’s Hambletonian, Prince of Orange—dam by the celebrated mare Katy Thorn by Long. Isiand Black Hawk ; second dam by Abdallah. : ae Revolution—Dam b. m. Cricket, she by Rydsyk’s Hambletonian by Seeley’s American Star. : : : : Cricket, while carrying this colt, trotted a mile at Sacramento in 2:25, and was sold in-New York for $5,000. REVOLUTION has a combination of the best blood in the country; his colts are all large and are good for the track or for general service. The breeders of Nevada and adjoining counties will do wellto call and examine the horse. ae FRED E. HUDSON, Manager. P. W. DUDLEY, Prop’r. Nevada Drug Store, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., * Nevada City o—WALTER D. VINTON PProprictor i) A Large Stock of Patent Medicines THOMAS SHORTER? Z AND Son & THOS. SHYRTLEFF, C. A. SHURTLEFP Dea er ~ « brveries CANNED AND (482 Goons, FRUITS, Poultry and Game, FRESH FISH, — CHOICEST CANDIES In the Market. Our Prices The Lowest 4&2 Goods delivered wit distance free of charge. lo ‘THOS. SHURTLEFF AIND EON. Commercial St., Nevada City, LEDDY & CO., P&R PER rad yah Nev ider ther wee) and the . & 7 . OF for line next nigh sent: Bloo ter, . ford, _ pure ery, eltie pron larg to tk St Fore mine aloo mine being and . J. B. FEASTER, Next door to the Theatre, 7, CALIFORNIA. o— TERMS : Penmanship, permonth.... WOE 2 ee 10 00 t Penmanship, per month. 7 00 URS: and from 7 to 9, Evenfngs. aad Sundays of each week. ny. part of the city. CALL AND SEE SPECIMENS. 1863, 1885. Anniversary Ball TO BE GIVEN BY NEVADA LIGHT GUARD, —AT— HUNT’S HALL, NEVADA CITY, win Friday Evening, April 17th. Music by Goyne’s Full Orchestra, @@ Tickets admitting one gentleman-and two ladies $1.50. Admission to Gallery, gentlemen 50 cents ; ladies 25-cents. Lady dancers, without escorts, 50 cents. &O@Tickets can be procured from members of the Committee and at the door. &@A cordial invitation is extended, FRANK GUILD, Licsened Auctioneer For Nevada & Sierra Counties, Wty SELL ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY IN Nevada City, Grass Valley, Downiev:"le, And other towns, on the most reasonable terms, OFFICE AND SALESROOM ON BROAD rote aie opposite Citizens Bank, Nevada iy. . WR Goods received on Consginment and quick returns made. . Cash paid for Second Hand ‘Furniture, ec Sales of HORSES, WAGONS, HARNESS STOCK, FURNITURE, Ete, SATURDAYS, at 2 o'clock. Miscellaneous Goods, SATURDAY EVENINGS at 7 o'clock. A Lange Stock of HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES, WHIPS, ROBES, HORSE BLANKETS, Etc., Etc, on hand, at PRI. do UNION HOTEL, Rector Bros.:.. PROPRIETORS. . March 17,.1885. C. Schwalenberg, R. R., H. L. Douglass, City; — * T.-Okey, oo. Gus Stangenberger, San Fran., G. W. Hill, Roseville,. E, C. Davis, San Francisco, Jno. Spaulding, :City,. A. B. Davis, Sacramento, P. J. Ganey, San Francisco, G. L. Cammet, Grass Valley, -—-§. Hollub, San Francisco, — ~D, F. Douglass & w., City, Bet? Ca S.9— O38 ied a Geenens = Oo O'S 5. ura = tyes OO *av8d¢ ee ae —' —q get ges — Sa0o0g 8. 2AESOS F. L. Beckett, R. R: Oren Day anv Nicur VATE-SALE, CHEAP FOR GASH. AUCTION ROOM TO LET FOR TRANonable terms, mi2 ISAAC T. SANKS’. Coffee and Chop 3 House, Broad street; opposite National Hotel, Doughnuts, with Tea or Coffee, 10 ets.; with Chocolate, 15. (@-MEALS AT ALL PRICES SIENT GOODS, by the day or week, on reas{7 “. APRIL 16th, 1885, to build. new CITIZENS BANK, BROAD STREET. . NEVADA CITY ~ Paid up Capital $30,000. -——D1ARCTORS;— Or, R. M. Hon. © Gro. M. Huauzs. Niues Saar.s, . Joun_T. Moraan, Guo, A. Coorka, L. Housman E. M. Preston, £2 Receive Deposits, Buy and. Sell Ex change. 427 Purchase Gold Dus and Bullion 4a7 Highest Price Paid for Statand Coun ty Warrants. DRAW CHEOKS ON New York, Sacramento, San. Francisco” Also Sell Exchange on all the Principal European Cities M.ke Collections and transact a General Bank‘ng Business, —CORRESPONDENTS— New Yorx—First National Bank. San Francisco—First National Gold Bank SacraMENToO—National Gold Bank of )D O. Mills& Co. We issue Sight Drafts, Bills of Exchange and Letters of Credit available in any parts of Great Britain and Europe. : Z ee NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL eta ie cialae S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. », THE NATIONAL EX. +] CHANGE HOTEL is the ‘<finest structure north of i aa.Sacramente. Fire proof, modern in all its appointments, elegantly furnished, ang has recently bean renovated throughout. Tne Table fare will be unexeptionable and accommodation for families especially. provided. Charges to suit the times, Free Buss to and from the Depot, ; Stages leaves the House for North San Juan, Camptonville, Fosest City, Alleghany, Pike City, Mountain House, Downieville, Lake City, Malakoff, North Bloomfield,. Derbec Mine, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, You Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat. THE NATIONAL BAR z —AND— BILLIARD RCOM Constantly supplied with the very best wines and cigars LCVELL Latest and Best. Tension by Spiral Spring. New Adjustment. Used by Largest Rinks. Send for circular to E, T, ( Market st., San. Francisco. m10-lm Notice to Contractors. Bids will. be rdceived till THURSDAY 1 § towers for Suspension Briige, Nevada City, setae to plans and Specifications to be seen at the City Hall or atthe grovery store of W, a. Richards, City Clerk. Each bid to be accompanied with a certified check of $250 made payable to the Clerk of the Board. Contract to becompleted June 30th, 1885. Sees aes scat pina -80 days after said date. © Board reserves the rig: : reject any or all bids. : oe * J.C. ABBOTT, . Nevada City, Marah 7, 1565,-""*e"". pounded by a careful and competent Druggist” OFFICHRS: RB. M; PRESTON 00. cc esccscicas Presiden . . R. M. HUNT Vice President OHN T. MORVAN ++++++eCashier Di HB. MORGAN. ciscccsssvece cs Secretary ALLEN, 4J¢ . .» Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, . Toilet Articles of all kind Careful attention Given to Compouading Proscriptions By a Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed, AGENT FOR THE BEST IVSUR\NCEZ COMPANIES IN THE WOULD Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, London, THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ° ~IS_THE, Largest Daily Paper published in Northern California, —AND——. As an Advé@rtising Medium is second to none PRICE ONLY 15 CENTS PER WEEK. <a ass mm J. J. JACKSON, ------PROPRIETOR. The Largest, the best and Cheapest . Grocery House in Nevada City TOASTED THA Ss. Eq «cling in aroma, flavor and delicacy the Teas as use ~ by the natives in Japan. M&F The following PURE JAPANE under the new process, requiring one the same strength as old Teas, and tl each pound package: WISE TEAS are fresh toasted -third less quantity to produce 1€ prices are plainly marked on Grades. Prices Sunset. . -.+++++. 60 cents per pound Sunshade..._. ge eerie 60 cents per pound = PAG ivcdecatid ets os Gi." ogau apt eee ‘75 cents per pound Sunrise SRS hay eh ay va We Gein es oe $1 per pound Everything usually found in a First-Class Grocery Establishment always kept on hand. To tho-e who have never traded-with me . extend a special invitation-to call before making their purchases, __. 8. AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET, J. E. CARR crease , T. H. CARR, CARR BROTHERS, Proprietors of the Popular OYSTER SALOON. Aud Candy Fastory, Masonic Bloch, Commercial st., near Pine, Fresh-made Candy every day. Fresh Oysters served in all styles. Ham and Eggs, Pigs’ Peet, ete., to order. DANCING SCHOOL! At the Theatre. JOHN MICHELL, * Teacher Ladies Class, every Friday evening, Ad mission 50cents, Children’s Class, every Saturday aiter noon, Admission 25 cents, Public Soiree every Saturday evening Admission, gentlemen 75 cents; Ladie THE TIMES! = GEO. E. TURNER, PINE STREET, NEVADA crry, “OFFERING GOODS IN HiS LINE'AT [ LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT 1N; NEVADA COUNTY. ~The goods consists in part of. HARDWARE, Of Every Description Iron and Steel, Stoves and Tinware, (iis Pipes and] Fittings, Rope, Blocks, Powder and Fase THE PALACE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial Sts., Keep constantly on hand a large and e Nevada City, + Vedyting vevel'y ound: First Class Prug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC, SCHOOESU0KS BLANK BOOKS, ‘om plete stock o Al kinds of Periodicals Pictorials and: Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS OF CISARS => Prescriptions accurately and carefully a Shovels and Picks Axes and Sledges, (uns and Pistols, PAINTS AND OILS, Window Glass and Putty. Crockery and Glass Wat Mill and Mining Supplies. M ISCE LLA N EOUS BOOKS Agent for-the Best Powder Com . panies in the State. Mechanics’ Tools of all kinds A Fine stock: Granite Iron ware . Bes lot of Lamp in the cilf buying at nly establishmenjRe @ GEO. E. TURNER . Gentlemen's Class, every Thursday “eve 4 ning, Admission 50 eents, Redaction in Prices to Suit Jo . City; tends Bran vice. Ha dish:

. \PUBLISHED AT ; Nevada City, Nevada County, Si CALIFORNIA, : Brown & Carxrns.. . Proprietors. THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1885. Tur anticipated inevitable disagreement between Sarah Althea ‘Sharon and her senior counsel, George Washington Tyler, is said«~: to have come'to pass, In an inter* view with the fair litigant, she states that the libel suit aga‘nst the . Alta walk \diemissed without her consent, or even without any consultation with her. ‘Some of Mr. ~“~Pyler’s recent actions have, she orang confidence in him. Since the filing of the compensation contract they have not spoken. There are_ru‘mors that Sharon has offered Sarah halfa million dollars if she will surrender to him the alleged marriage contract, renounce her claims as his wife and to his property, and leave the country without paying Tyler anything for_his services. This is denied by the parties chiefly interested, and it is probably a canard. There was a union meeting of s0-called Christian Chinese in Dr. Hall’s Chnrch, New York City, on Sunday night, with an attendance of tome three hundred of them. The Secretary of the Union said that there were eighteen Chinese Sunday schools in the city, ten in Brooklyn and one in Jersey City. They have about seven hundred ~ Members. Dr. Hall welcomed the Chinamen to his church. oo Two important foot races have just been made, and will be run at San Francisco in a few weeks. Kittleman backs himself for $1 ‘ 000 for a 75-yard race with Archie McComb, and for $1,000 for'a 150yard race with Gibson, who. recently defeated Lewis of Oregon. A forfeit of $500 for each race has been deposited in the Call office. They will be run for blood. . > \ EXPERIMENTS are now being made in the small-arms factory of St. Etienne, France, with a new infantry rifle, the invention of M. += Picard,-a-nephew~of the French General of that name, the loading of which, so it is stated, requires only two movements and which can be fired thirty times a minute. —— Og Aun the-great rivers of Russia ~ are interlaced-by canals, through which thousands of-barges, some as high as 1,000 tons —burthen, .make their way every navigation season from the Volga to the Neva. The cost of maintaining these waterways reaches $1,200,000 annuBe F Tue Bay City, San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose Bicycle Clubs have decided to hold a second grand tournament, on the evening of the 28th inst., at the Mechanics Pavilion, San Francisco. The track is to be seven laps tothe mile. Tue royal seraglio of Persia contains no male person over the age of eleven, and no Europeans. rate pavilion and her staff of 6ervants, her equipagos, and ter jewels and her revenue. oo Tux use ef vaseline, which is a product ‘of petroleum, has become so extensive in France, instead of ___Jafd for pastry, that the Council of -~ Hygiene found it necessary to pass an order prohibiting its employment in that way. -—s Tur Universities of Oxford and Cambridge have the reputation of being hotbeds of slang. It is said that nine-tenths of the slang words heard in England today came from these institutions. 5 Reports from the principal wheat-growing counties in Virginia show that the acreage is small, as the seed has been to a large extent frozen out of the ground and damaged. ‘ Tur Corporation of Doublin, by a vote of 41;to. 17, rejected the mo tion to present an address to the of his visitthere April 8th. ‘ A LarGE party of Indians, encamped near Anaheim, are trapping ‘and shipping mocking birds. They sent 300 to Los Angeles. last week. : : : : ___A New building for the _University ofthe Pacificis being erected on University tract, San Jose. It will cost about $40,000. A DELEGATION of Christian workers, mostly women, called on Miss Cleveland at the White House, Monday. _ ‘A Honéxone dispatch says that } a French man-of-war stopped. and searched the British steamship _ Qaurornr rainbow. trout are _ being successfully reared on Long. The Daily Transcript. _,Says, considerably impaired her . . Each royal favorite has her sepaPrince ofWales on the occasion . PRICE LIST For Cash ! —s . Flour, per 100 Ibs...$2 50 Tea, per pound, 35 Soap, perbox, —__.. 60 Harkness Candles, per box,3 50 “ " 88 for 1 SanFran ‘“ 80for 1 ie “per box 1 50: Butter, perroll 650 Tobacco, per plug 50 And Everything else in proportion. WILLIAM WOLF. The Famous Knabe Piano. . $6 © HAVE NEVER SEEN THEIR EQUAL” -—-Clara Louise Kellogg.~ Shipments madé-direct from the East when desired. A. L. BANCROFT &CO, ,« San Francisco, Cal., mhl14-3m Sole Agents for Pacific Coast. EEE Eee Two swift British cruisers have been ordered to proceed to tle-Pacific Ocean to watch Russian vessels. A report is current that the British Admiralty has, offered a tempting sum to Dom Pedro for the Brazilian ironclad Esmeralda. Ever since the~fall of Khartoum the Admifalty office has , been quietly hiring all available steamers that could be spared for the transportation of troops to Egypt or India. OO er AN enormous transport fleet.is collecting in the Thames at Portsmouth and Plymouth. The size of the fleet far exceeds any possible needs of the Soudan campaign.’ The Woolwich arsenal workshops have been hurvriedly enlarged by the erection of tempostructures. The workmen at the arsenal are on double time. >> Apvices from Calcutta report that the tea and indigo districts in India are’suffering severely from drought. Ir is not probable that any radical change in the navy-yards wil] be made for several weeks to come, >_> 7 Tue weather at the Big Trees is reported clear and delightful. Tourists are begining to visit the Grove. ¥ -? <> oSvuakm™ advices do not confirm the rumor of the fall of Kassala and the massacre of the garrison. eat BORN. At Willow Valley, March 15, 1885, to J. M. Chaney and wifé, a con. ; In Nevada City, March 15, 1885, to'Joseph Hitchings and wife, a dauvhter, yee Sia i { 1 ! + i tt { Soe Seer LIAM WOLP'S Theo. Anderson, An Advertisement That Paid. ec Eugene Schuyler gives some interesting anecdotes’ in the New] York Tribune of the late Col. Burnaby. Burnaby had made mention in-his Khivan book” of Cockle’s pills, and the paragraph was quoted and uséd largely as-arr advertisement by the proprietor. . etc., stared at you for months in 106 Wall —, HOME MUTUAL Insurance Company, OF CALIFORNIA, CAPITAL $300,000 Principal Office--216 Sansome St. SAN FRANOISCO e F IRE SNSURANCE ON Ut J. F Hoveuron’ President. J.¥ N. Sumparp, Vice President. ' Cuarins H. Story, Secretary. R. H. Maem, General Agent. Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Co DAVID WATT JOHN C. COLEMAN Risks accepted on all classes of desirable property in this county at rates as low as solvency and a fair profit will admit of, guaran. teeing a prompt and liberal rédponse to all just claims for loss, GEQ:‘W. HILL Manager. out finding any relief, I used your Throat and Lung Balsam, and found immediate help. On retiring at nightit gave me undisturbed rest, and after using the medicine three weeks I found myself cured. Rev. E. Nuts. ' Dr. Frazier’s Throat and Lung Balsam allays all irritation of the throat. Penetrates and heals the Lungs, and assists nature by expectoration to throw off the corruption. Sold by druggists everywhere at 75 cents: a bottle. Carr Bros., agents. ' Still Reducing. Boys’ overalls 25 and 30 cts. Men’s heavy nailed boots, $3. Men’s heavy tap soled kip boots, $3, $3 25. Men’s heavy tap soled calf boots, $3 25, $3 50. Men’s single sole calf boots, $3. Immense lots just received and for sale at Hyman Bros., corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City, Cal. d18-tf For Rent. A good-sized room in the Transcript Block, up stairs. Apply at this office. tf ee een + A Oe Fresh Seeds. Flower, Garden and Field Seeds, just received ‘at E. Rosenthal’s, j8-tf = —— me Clover Seed: Fresh Clover; Timothy and -Alfalfa Seed at Carr Bros, tf Garden Seeds. Garden Seeds of all kinds. at Carr Bros. tf Flower Seeds. Fresh flower seeds at Carr Bros. Se For noarp and lodging or a good two bit meal,go to the ThomaS House, Broad streét. O. C. Conlan, proprietor, je8-ly EE ETE NES RCCL ARRIVALS AT THE LEADING HOTELS, NEVADA CITY. NATIONAL HOTEL, _, BA Mp py les. PROPRIETOR. March 17, 1885. J. G, Davidson, Sacramento, F. Weesonihofer, Zao Mrs. Hegarty & d, Moore’s F. M, Hudson, Eagle Bird Mine. A. G. Dognan, Dutch Flat, J. McIntosh, do P. C. Byrne, do E. S. Smart, do J,W. Jamison, do Miss Kate Irving, Grass Valley, Miss D. Irving, do: Miss Laura Noonan, do Miss Maud Byrne, do ‘Miss Aggie Noonan, —_do M. E. Dunn, do Miss L. Pope ‘& sister, do . Mrs. Bolburn, Colfax, _ > §. Kozminsky, San Juan, J. Barnhari, Auburn, J. Harrington, Round Mt. R,. Gunnison, Washington, Wheat, Neen eee a constant alternation over whole Cn, a 2 . sides of the London papers. On Rolled Barley“ ie gaat He 1 50} returning from Armenia BurnaWhite Sucar 11“ .... 1 by found, he said, a letter which POWD ER “ “ 1 looked so suggestive of a bill that eh +8 gee he put it aside until the last.} Absolutely Pure, Rice 198 eee ‘ When he opened it he found to his rar nego ‘ stage —LE es toni Mr. . marvel of purity, stren; ( a pia “ 1 ck ak i heoiarg shah i, wholesomeness. : ‘More _economi+ Prunes, SO ee ter oe eee roe ole cal than the ordinary kinds, and Beans PASE aie 1 and a check for £200 as his share . cannot be sold in competition with i “ 1 of the profits gained from the adthe multitude of low test, short Java Coffee, 40 as ; vertisement. ‘‘I of course accept. Weight, alum or gs rac Costa Rica 6 ....: 1 ; ” +4 tk _. ders. Sonp oniy In cans. Royan ed'the money,’”’ he said, ‘‘but re Baxine Powpme Co., Washing Powder 12 pap’rs1 . plied.to Cockle that I should ap-. gt., N. Y. Chocolate, 4 papers.... 1. _. ply.it-in-his name to some benev-. _ eo Oysters 12 cans..1 olent object. I was at loss how to : —— get even with him, but as’ I had Green Corn. 8 ad : G P 7 g 1 noticed that he chiefly advertised reen 2 eas, in the Liberal papers I concluded String Beans, 8“ .---1 that he sympathized with the RusPLAIN ARD V] Tomatoes, 10. 7 sians, and therefore subscribed in : i ish Relief Salmon, 10 “ ..1 ,. his name to the Turkish z fund.”’ Pie Fruit, eee 1 Dr. Frazier’s Throat and Lung SIN GLE Jelly, 6.“ 1 ‘ Balsam . 4 ; i ’ Is the greatest remedy in ‘the} . Sardines, ee 1 world for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Lobsters, 6 * 1 ‘Sore Throat, Quinzy, Laryngitis, Deviled Ham, 4 “ : Croup, Hoarseness,. Bronchitis, = eae Asthma, Catarrh and Whooping Corned Beef, 4 nee 1. Cough, and all diseases of thé throat Lard, 8 Ib “ 90] and unge. It pe-forms west 3 “ in relieving’ Consumption. , It Tard; 4 1b 1: strengthens the lungs and instantKerosene, 5 gallon “..1 75] ly allays all irritation of the throat, “ “ 40 CLEVELAND, Onto. Kerosene, per ea: Dr. Frazier—Dear Sir: I bison allon kegs.. _ . troubled for about three months Syrup, 8 ‘“ 6 during the last summer and fall f Pickles, -5 ok 60+ with Bronchitis and a bad. cough. Tea, 5 pound box, ..1. 25] After trying several remedies with. : LONES’ BUILDING, NEVADA: CITY Ornamental Penmanship, per Book-Keeping, with or withou : HO From 2 to 4, Afternoons, Lessons daily, except Saturdays MF Private Lessons given in a OO@Satisfation Guaranteed. Femirmamehizs! “MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY a pre RNAMENTAL ; i ool= Lmeepimne, AND DOUBL Taught b ENTRY ; (Hanbletonian ‘Trotting Stallion, Revoltin, Will make the scason of 1885 at WESTERN HOTEL STABLE, “GRASS VALLEY, Sunday Morning to Wednesday Evening of each week. HENNESSEY'S LIVERY STABLE, NEVADA GIT ¥4 For the remaining days of the week. Terns for the Season ~ $30. Season commences March ist and ends July 1st. Good pasturage f :r mares, ~~~ Description and Remarks: ~~ REVOLUTION is a dark brown, has a rich black flowing mane and tail, stands 15 hands 3 inches high and weighs 1050 pounds; has plenty of bone and muscle ; trotted in his 4-year-old form, over the San Joaquin Agricultural Society’s track, winning easily against a strong field of horses. Seven heats were trotted in the race ; also winner of the free-for-all stallion race at Grass Valley,in September, 1883, . defeating Almont and Prompter handily. REVOLUTION is one of the grandest trotting sires on the Pacific coast, and has shown trials in his work of 2:27. He is sure gaited, level headed, kind and gentle,: and is asure foal getter. Pedigree. : REVOLUTION—Sired by Prince of Orange, he by Volunteer (the

sire of St. Julian), he by Rydsyk’s Hambletonian, Prince of Orange—dam by the celebrated mare Katy Thorn by Long. Isiand Black Hawk ; second dam by Abdallah. : ae Revolution—Dam b. m. Cricket, she by Rydsyk’s Hambletonian by Seeley’s American Star. : : : : Cricket, while carrying this colt, trotted a mile at Sacramento in 2:25, and was sold in-New York for $5,000. REVOLUTION has a combination of the best blood in the country; his colts are all large and are good for the track or for general service. The breeders of Nevada and adjoining counties will do wellto call and examine the horse. ae FRED E. HUDSON, Manager. P. W. DUDLEY, Prop’r. Nevada Drug Store, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., * Nevada City o—WALTER D. VINTON PProprictor i) A Large Stock of Patent Medicines THOMAS SHORTER? Z AND Son & THOS. SHYRTLEFF, C. A. SHURTLEFP Dea er ~ « brveries CANNED AND (482 Goons, FRUITS, Poultry and Game, FRESH FISH, — CHOICEST CANDIES In the Market. Our Prices The Lowest 4&2 Goods delivered wit distance free of charge. lo ‘THOS. SHURTLEFF AIND EON. Commercial St., Nevada City, LEDDY & CO., P&R PER rad yah Nev ider ther wee) and the . & 7 . OF for line next nigh sent: Bloo ter, . ford, _ pure ery, eltie pron larg to tk St Fore mine aloo mine being and . J. B. FEASTER, Next door to the Theatre, 7, CALIFORNIA. o— TERMS : Penmanship, permonth....... WOE 2 ee 10 00 t Penmanship, per month. 7 00 URS: and from 7 to 9, Evenfngs. aad Sundays of each week. ny. part of the city. CALL AND SEE SPECIMENS. 1863, 1885. Anniversary Ball TO BE GIVEN BY NEVADA LIGHT GUARD, —AT— HUNT’S HALL, NEVADA CITY, win Friday Evening, April 17th. Music by Goyne’s Full Orchestra, @@ Tickets admitting one gentleman-and two ladies $1.50. Admission to Gallery, gentlemen 50 cents ; ladies 25-cents. Lady dancers, without escorts, 50 cents. &O@Tickets can be procured from members of the Committee and at the door. &@A cordial invitation is extended, FRANK GUILD, Licsened Auctioneer For Nevada & Sierra Counties, Wty SELL ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY IN Nevada City, Grass Valley, Downiev:"le, And other towns, on the most reasonable terms, OFFICE AND SALESROOM ON BROAD rote aie opposite Citizens Bank, Nevada iy. . WR Goods received on Consginment and quick returns made. . Cash paid for Second Hand ‘Furniture, ec Sales of HORSES, WAGONS, HARNESS STOCK, FURNITURE, Ete, SATURDAYS, at 2 o'clock. Miscellaneous Goods, SATURDAY EVENINGS at 7 o'clock. A Lange Stock of HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES, WHIPS, ROBES, HORSE BLANKETS, Etc., Etc, on hand, at PRI. do UNION HOTEL, Rector Bros.:... PROPRIETORS. . March 17,.1885. C. Schwalenberg, R. R., H. L. Douglass, City; — * T.-Okey, oo. Gus Stangenberger, San Fran., G. W. Hill, Roseville,. E, C. Davis, San Francisco, Jno. Spaulding, :City,. A. B. Davis, Sacramento, P. J. Ganey, San Francisco, G. L. Cammet, Grass Valley, -—-§. Hollub, San Francisco, — ~D, F. Douglass & w., City, Bet? Ca S.9— O38 ied a Geenens = Oo O'S 5. ura = tyes OO *av8d¢ ee ae —' —q get ges — Sa0o0g 8. 2AESOS F. L. Beckett, R. R: Oren Day anv Nicur VATE-SALE, CHEAP FOR GASH. AUCTION ROOM TO LET FOR TRANonable terms, mi2 ISAAC T. SANKS’. Coffee and Chop 3 House, Broad street; opposite National Hotel, Doughnuts, with Tea or Coffee, 10 ets.; with Chocolate, 15. (@-MEALS AT ALL PRICES SIENT GOODS, by the day or week, on reas{7 “. APRIL 16th, 1885, to build. new CITIZENS BANK, BROAD STREET.. .. NEVADA CITY ~ Paid up Capital $30,000. -——D1ARCTORS;— Or, R. M. Hon. © Gro. M. Huauzs. Niues Saar.s, . Joun_T. Moraan, Guo, A. Coorka, L. Housman E. M. Preston, £2 Receive Deposits, Buy and. Sell Ex change. 427 Purchase Gold Dus and Bullion 4a7 Highest Price Paid for Statand Coun ty Warrants. DRAW CHEOKS ON New York, Sacramento, San. Francisco” Also Sell Exchange on all the Principal European Cities M.ke Collections and transact a General Bank‘ng Business, —CORRESPONDENTS— New Yorx—First National Bank. San Francisco—First National Gold Bank SacraMENToO—National Gold Bank of )D O. Mills& Co. We issue Sight Drafts, Bills of Exchange and Letters of Credit available in any parts of Great Britain and Europe. : Z ee NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL eta ie cialae S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. », THE NATIONAL EX. +] CHANGE HOTEL is the ‘<finest structure north of i aa.Sacramente. Fire proof, modern in all its appointments, elegantly furnished, ang has recently bean renovated throughout. Tne Table fare will be unexeptionable and accommodation for families especially. provided. Charges to suit the times, Free Buss to and from the Depot, ; Stages leaves the House for North San Juan, Camptonville, Fosest City, Alleghany, Pike City, Mountain House, Downieville, Lake City, Malakoff, North Bloomfield,. Derbec Mine, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, You Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat. THE NATIONAL BAR z —AND— BILLIARD RCOM Constantly supplied with the very best wines and cigars LCVELL Latest and Best. Tension by Spiral Spring. New Adjustment. Used by Largest Rinks. Send for circular to E, T, ( Market st., San. Francisco. m10-lm Notice to Contractors. Bids will. be rdceived till THURSDAY 1 § towers for Suspension Briige, Nevada City, setae to plans and Specifications to be seen at the City Hall or atthe grovery store of W, a. Richards, City Clerk. Each bid to be accompanied with a certified check of $250 made payable to the Clerk of the Board. Contract to becompleted June 30th, 1885. Sees aes scat pina -80 days after said date. © Board reserves the rig: : reject any or all bids. : oe * J.C. ABBOTT, . Nevada City, Marah 7, 1565,-""*e"". pounded by a careful and competent Druggist” OFFICHRS: RB. M; PRESTON 00. cc esccscicas Presiden . . R. M. HUNT Vice President OHN T. MORVAN ++++++eCashier Di HB. MORGAN. ciscccsssvece cs Secretary ALLEN, 4J¢ . .» Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, . Toilet Articles of all kind Careful attention Given to Compouading Proscriptions By a Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed, AGENT FOR THE BEST IVSUR\NCEZ COMPANIES IN THE WOULD Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, London, THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ° ~IS_THE, Largest Daily Paper published in Northern California, —AND——. As an Advé@rtising Medium is second to none PRICE ONLY 15 CENTS PER WEEK. <a ass mm J. J. JACKSON, ------PROPRIETOR. The Largest, the best and Cheapest . Grocery House in Nevada City TOASTED THA Ss. Eq «cling in aroma, flavor and delicacy the Teas as use ~ by the natives in Japan. M&F The following PURE JAPANE under the new process, requiring one the same strength as old Teas, and tl each pound package: WISE TEAS are fresh toasted -third less quantity to produce 1€ prices are plainly marked on Grades. Prices Sunset.. .. -.+++++. 60 cents per pound Sunshade....._. ge eerie 60 cents per pound = PAG ivcdecatid ets os Gi." ogau apt eee ‘75 cents per pound Sunrise SRS hay eh ay va We Gein es oe $1 per pound Everything usually found in a First-Class Grocery Establishment always kept on hand. To tho-e who have never traded-with me . extend a special invitation-to call before making their purchases, __. 8. AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET, J. E. CARR crease , T. H. CARR, CARR BROTHERS, Proprietors of the Popular OYSTER SALOON. Aud Candy Fastory, Masonic Bloch, Commercial st., near Pine, Fresh-made Candy every day. Fresh Oysters served in all styles. Ham and Eggs, Pigs’ Peet, ete., to order. DANCING SCHOOL! At the Theatre. JOHN MICHELL, * Teacher Ladies Class, every Friday evening, Ad mission 50cents, Children’s Class, every Saturday aiter noon, Admission 25 cents, Public Soiree every Saturday evening Admission, gentlemen 75 cents; Ladie THE TIMES! = GEO. E. TURNER, PINE STREET, NEVADA crry, “OFFERING GOODS IN HiS LINE'AT [ LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT 1N; NEVADA COUNTY. ~The goods consists in part of. HARDWARE, Of Every Description Iron and Steel, Stoves and Tinware, (iis Pipes and] Fittings, Rope, Blocks, Powder and Fase THE PALACE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial Sts., Keep constantly on hand a large and e Nevada City, + Vedyting vevel'y ound: First Class Prug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC, SCHOOESU0KS BLANK BOOKS, ‘om plete stock o Al kinds of Periodicals Pictorials and: Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS OF CISARS => Prescriptions accurately and carefully a Shovels and Picks Axes and Sledges, (uns and Pistols, PAINTS AND OILS, Window Glass and Putty. Crockery and Glass Wat Mill and Mining Supplies. M ISCE LLA N EOUS BOOKS Agent for-the Best Powder Com . panies in the State. Mechanics’ Tools of all kinds A Fine stock: Granite Iron ware . Bes lot of Lamp in the cilf buying at nly establishmenjRe @ GEO. E. TURNER . Gentlemen's Class, every Thursday “eve 4 ning, Admission 50 eents, Redaction in Prices to Suit Jo . City; tends Bran vice. Ha dish: