April 1, 1891 (4 pages)

AT ter fair Piligle LL ackles etfu can ret etor USA le or d in — road fs No. 3 Commercial Street. l64 ue orth, The Daily Teanseript. re ll WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1891. THE HARmeny, —— Mere Rich Grayel Found inthe Nerth Drist. At the the bedrovk $5 a pan according to some the workmen, but which is said Foreman Helm comservative man, to G0 ‘as high $2.50.” From the Present face of tunnel to the old workings it is ad tunce of 175 feet north; rock ig pitching in that direction. At a distance of about 650 feet north from the bottom of the incli east and west drifts were run and made g00d developments, The tunnel upon being extended from that point encountered a raise in ‘the bedrock which led the management: to recently raise up ten feet and’ continue ahead on top of it. re A Bee Trickery Bx posed, ‘ Prot, Chas. Gatchell of the Unive amity of Michigan contributes tothe April number of The Forure a complete expose of so-caliéti mind-reading Bishop, He shows how many of the leading feats are performed. Yet there are miahy otherserioualy is somelike sleightof proof can as practiced by the late Irving Prof. Brewn and others. wise intelligent People who think that “mind-reading” thing more than trickery, of-hand, and-—no amount convince them to the contrary. It in the nature of some People to enjoy being fooled , Odd fellows: Celebration, 8 The Odd Fellow ‘retnion to be giv on at this city on Saturday evening, the 25th instant, under the auspices of Neva Rebekah Degree, and which will be in celebration of an anniversar of the order, deliver an address and the singers Three Deaths. Caleb Cooley of Pleasant Valley who bas been ill for some time, died last night.The wife of Joseph-Enos~of* Gras A five year old son of Oscar Bays of Grass Valley died last night of pnenmonia, The Big Steck O! drygoods,. carpete, wall paper, lin _ Oleums, etc., has arrived from New York at the Pulace Dry Goods Store. Siturday will be the Opening day for Bpring goods. 8t Change ‘of firm, Having sold a haif interest in “my tailoring establishment to ‘Ernest E, Dulac, the business will hereafter, b3 conducted under the firm name of Larsen & Dulac,April 1—1¢ Card ef Thanks. We are very grateful to the friends and acquaintances who in varigue ways made manifest their sympathy and kind-heartedness during om mother’s illness and after her death A. Harrone anp Famity. A. Larsen, Schilling’s Best. Once bought—always sought. Asx ‘your grocer for “Lily White’’ flour and see that you get it. tf, F all the factors in producing a good cup of coffee is the proper roasting of the bean. The finest grade of coffee unskillfully roasted, ives less satisfaction in the cup than poorer coffee properly roasted, Perfection is reached only When fine quality and scientific roasting are combined as in + Schilling’s Best . ‘THIS delicious blend is prepared _, from the richest flavored and strongest coffees~carefully roasted by improved machinery packed fresh from the roaster in airtight packages to preserve its flavor and strength while on its way to you. SCHILLING’S BEST. Its richness of flavor charms the keenest taste, Its great strength satisfies the most exacting buyers, Accept no state ment that any other is just as good. It is the best possible value for the consumer, Demand it and accept no other, — : . Harmony yesterday there was found in the north diift at a diatance of about eight hundred feet from incline gravel that pays on the » Who is an extremely nd the bedwill be an event of magnitude. Grand Master Glasgon will leading of Grass Valley have consented to assist in the production of music, Valley died last night in San. Francis-. thonght it was a canard started abroad ee, FIRST IT 1S AND “THEN _ ISN'T. of lations With Italy, by : — as he isPassports, ne pleted. f the New Orleans massacre, This action can be construed in n s other way than an act of Open hostil it bas heretofore terms. he BLAINE WILL NOT TALK ‘ Wasuinaton, Blaine hag just refuses to say one word. 8 AMERICANS IMPRISONED . reported around the State Departmen {thatit wasat Florence that_eighteer Americans were thrown into. prison instead of at Rome, as at firet re It is algo said that others have suf fered the same fate in Italy, andinal y son for their arrest. @ CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE, F Copy Was sent at once to Baron Fava. Thin, accepled it as auch, and cabled it in that character to his Government,” ing .over-zealoug at this end of the line, but today’s developments would indicate that there could not have been too much zealon kis part to auit his Government, © which appears to have been made a matter of issue of the highest importance. Those commenting on the surprising events of today agree that to break away from this Government is not merely an act of discourtesy, bu of open hostility, te have done it pending the investigation and progress of the law in New Orleans. If is significant, itis said, of an utter disregard of the conventionalities and ethics of modern diplomacy. Indeed, in that light, this Government now has a logical reason for feeling affronted at this lack of faith in its assurance ‘on the part of its hot-headed neighbor’, It will probably turn out that the Italian Government has acted very hastily in this matter, and has unnecessarily involved two nations in a serious difficulty . The State Department has not yet ceased the investigation into the lynching, and it has not yet been fully developed whether or not the men killed were Italian subjects. The proper course would have been, itis eaid, for the question of the citizenship of the men killed to have been settled first, and then for seme sort -of arbitration. By this action on the part of Italy, the United States has been cut off right in the middle of tha investigation, and, it ig thought, treatedin any but a courteous manner, PRONOUNCED A CANARD, San Francisco, March 31—The news Caused great surprise in this city, and the majority of the Italian residents discredited it, or, in ether words, they for speculative purposes, ; Francesco Lambertinghi, the Italian Consul, has’ received no official announcement of the withdrawal of the Italian minister at Washington, and this fact alone is sufficient to convince him that there is no truth in the mesotha telegram,”’ said he, ‘appears ridiculous in my opinion, for if such was the case it would appear that Italy had not advanced in civilization since the fourteenth century. "No, I don’t believe a word of it, T can’t see any reason for any hasty action in the matter, for the condition of the case as now being investigated by the Grand Jury in New Orleans would not warrant any action. “It ig more than likely that if the Minister at Washington had: been re. called he would have advised me before withdrawing.” P, A. Morbio, editor of L'Italia, shared the opinion of the Italian Consul, Said he; : “I do not hesitate in pronouncing the whole story a lie. Of course we don't know what ca Baron 4 Fava, the Minister at Washington, has received, but we know this much, that everything so. far has led ug to believe that the whole matter would end in an amicable settlement. “ by heh tet eee ms Gere Wasninaton, March 31. — Baron Fava has presented to the State Department his recall by the Italian government and has demanded his The Department is greatly surprised because it was wholly unexpected and because the investigation into the New Orleans matter ig not. yet com-} The reason-for the recall is “that the King of Italy is dissatisfied with the Progress of tlie adjustment between two countries in regard to the ty on the part of the Italian government to the United States, with which been on frieadly March 31,—Secretary been seen by an Associated Press reporter and absolutely’ _ Wasuinaron, March 31.—It-is now Cvses the Itulian officials have refused to give imprisoned persons any reaWASHINGTON, Murch 31.—The letter from Governor Nichols to Secretary -Bluine caused the trouble. ‘Tt was received. here -several days ngo; "ahd a of course, gave it aD appearance of being the ultimatum of his Government, and it appears that the Baron Baron Fava has worked for his home-intereststoa degree of appearthe most ridiculous gram. our Coun Wé Have laws and a Co stitution like those of America. “The arrest of the Americans Rome would be nothing more than IT war, ber of peacatle Italian citizens an hold them as hostages, “I think I am ‘well able to spea for the Italian citizens of this city, an leans affair.”’ bd . WHY FAVA WAS RECALLED, of war with Italy are groundless, him with the padrone syatem-orItal purchase of tobacco for Italy. oO About Licenses. district notices reading as follows: Nevapa Orry, April 1, 1891, make two applications, one for the ,. Mouths of May and. June for liquors and'tobacco, which is $4.57, the other from July dst, 1891, to June 30, 1892, for liquors only, which is $25, You will save money, in thé way of Notary . Public fee and Express charges, by j making both applications at the same time, They must be made on separate blanks. I therefore enclose two blank ferms, Respectfully, _Wan. L, Corn, Dep, Collector. ~" Without Money and Price. — The Democrat tells an follows of two. men in Woodland who are said to have their doubles in Nevada City ; There is a sanctimonious member of ‘. ® certain church here who claps-hia hands together so tightly when he praysin church that he can’t get them undone until after the contribution box has been passed around, Then there is another member in anether church who always rejoices that ‘‘religion is free’ and is obtained “without money or price.” It is too bad te ruin two churches with such members, therefore we suggest that both of said members join the same church, i) ? ( —+ 2 Oe o——. Reform at Haugchand Ready. A wave of reform appears to have struck Rough and Ready, although that part of the county never has been very wicked atthe worst. Numerous residents of the town and its neighborhood who have for years enjoyed their regular cocktail or toddy have voluntarily and formally sworn off not only from the use ofall intoxicating beverages, but have also abjured such attendant pastimes as dice shaking, cold turkey and the like, They’ have in most cases signed solemn agreementa to this effect and are to -forfeit penalties of greater or leas magnitude if they swerve from the conditions agreed upon, ee A DOOTOR’S REBUKE. Immensely More Mischief than is Generally Suspected. Dr, King, the eminent medical writer, in ® learned disquisition op our national complaint, constipation, Bays} —» The great quantity of cathartic pills, ete, which are taken by lie people of this coun+ try are productive of immeneely more a chief than is generall suspect True, the hysic anloads the howe 8, but ite veuds to diminish the tone of £0 that, instead of removing costiveness, Sggravates it, leaving the bowels in & more torpid condition, Joy's Vegetable 8 parilla was designed to fill just such & contingency as the doctor's arraignment anticipates, viz; instead of be ing powerful mineral purgative, it is @ mild vegetable laxative, that, owing te its solvent and gentle stimulating properties, is 60 certain a relief in constipation that it has. been given away to hundreds, not to be pald for unless it was of positive benefit, Tt tre Waees constipation almost immediately with @ natural easy habit, and is so mild that, unlike drastic purgatives, it can. be taken indefinitely with perfect safety, action the Intestin U. BR. K, of P. Meeting, The regular monthly meeting of Mountain Division, No. 16,U. R. K. of P., willtake place on Wednesday evening, April 1, at 8 o'clock sharp. Members are earnestly requested to be present. Full uniform, By order, J, A, Rapp, Sir Kt, Capt. G. A. Gray, Sir Kt, Recorder, 2t ‘Clauss Shears. Tiese Clauss Shears at Luca & Suaw's are fully warranted, If not perfoctly satisfactory retura them and got a new pair, «= tf Persons who lead a life of exposure are subject to rheumatiym, neuralgia and Jumbago and will find a valuable . remedy in Dr. J, H. McLean’s Volcanie Oil Liniment; it will banish pain and subdue imflamation, Sold by Oarr. Bros. ' Shilenre Consumptien Cure. ‘This ia beyond question the most successful congh medicine we have ever sold. A few doses invariably cure the worst cases ‘of cough, croup, and. bronchitis, while its w suc. cess in the cure of consumption ja} t perallel in the. history of medicine. ince its first disco it on a Uf you havea couyh we earnestly ask ae: 9 back HAs far on the arrest of the eighteen Americans in Rome, why that part of the tele-. : “Tam speaking of course from my experience in Italy as a lawyer. In reprisal, and a reprisal in all civilized : ‘. countries is allowed only in time of Conflicting Reports of Our Re: “No intelligent. citizen would ever assert that the American Government would have any right to arrest a numT cam assure you that they do not anticipate any trouble over the New OrWaAsuinaron, March 31~—The rumors Baron Fava was recalled six months ago on account of a scandal connecting ian slave_traffic; also, frauds—in-the His atay. in this country since his: re-} call has only been by reason of some iefluence he had, but which failed him when the new minister came in recently, Italy’s dissatisfaction ig with Fava and not with this Government. Deputy License Collector Cole As sending to all the saloon keepers in his Dear Stre— Aa the tobacco tax has been abolished, the new law taking effect July.1, 1891, you will be obliged 'o is CALIFORNIA EN 949. Cite Mere In . ‘ ef Old. Says a writer in the Century Magan. 2ite tor April: Life in Oalifornia was in Ps enacted during that chaotic period, Thousands of men, organized in bands or wholly disorganized, were constantly arriving from every part of the world and leaving for the diggings. Outlaws ‘and professional gamblers Opened saloons by the score at every point where men congregated, Money. was scattered everywhere as if by the wind. Miners who had realized . fortunes in a few days came down te Stockton, Sacramento and San Francisco to squander themin a night at the gambling-tables, Svarcely a woMan Was anywhere to be seen, All restraining influences of society were absent, and I cannot find an expressioa better suited to the case than “Pandemonium on a frolic,” As there were no wives, there ceuld be no homes or families. This rough ~{life-was-not without its touches of sentiment, One day San Fraticisco Was electrified by the rumor that au invoice of women’s bonnets bad arrived and could be seen at one of the stores. The excitement. was intense, and there was rush from every direction to get a realistic view of eveu_ 80 insignificant a substitute for female society. I do not overstate the truth in saying that the thoughts: of hom, that were awakened in the breasts of the rude-lookiag men at the sight wf those bonnets started tears from eyes which the worst . forms of Privation aod hardship had failed to moisten. ‘ The Chriatian missionary was already on the ground, and guod Pargon., Williams had managed to tind a place where he could preach on Sunday. One of the first men who arrived with hie family came to one of these meet: ings attended by his wife and baby. During the sermen it chanced that the baby cried and the.mouther was about to withdraw, when the preacher addressed ber thus: ‘My good woman, I beg you to remain; ths innocent sound.of that iafant’s voive-ig Hors eloquent than any words I can command, It speaks to the hearta of menu whowe wives and children are far away, looking and praying for a safe returnto their owt loved ones at home.’’ "Never shall I forget. the sobs and tears which those words evoked 7 throughout that rough assembly, That infant’s cry seenied to them the mugic of angels, With: those who made San Franeisco their temporary abode gambling appeared to be the chief occupation and Spanish monte the favorite game, One house fronting on the plaza, a twostory frame building called the Parker House, rented for $120,009 per annum, the rental being paid mostly by gamblers, d kk d These Piping Days in ’49 a wild romance. No words of mine cau describe the scenes that were Land efficient members of the Board. MERE AND THERE, eee 4 Brie? Record of Various Matw tere ef Lecal Emterest. Therein. today. the-usuel--crep--of April fools, The prosecution in the Dunn case this forenoem concluded the introduction of testimony and at 11 o’clock the defense began presenting its side. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will have more work in the third rank Friday evening. The lodge is growing financially as well as numerically. Some of the Truckeeites in attendance upon the Superior Court put some ginger into'the county seat last night. There are a few pretty high rollers among them. ; Mrs. S. Wheeler has a year-old pullet that she is very proud of. The other day it laid an egg that meagured circumferentially — six inches one way and seven and @ half inches the other, 8. H. Dikenan has begun a suit in the Superior Court against E. J. Stuartand Wm, Robson te-determine as to whether plaintiff or defendant Robson (both of whom-have mortgages on the Stuart ranch) are entitled to priority —Iti thought there will be a change before long by which the overland train going west will’ reach Colfax at about 8 o’clock in the morning, in -Whivh event-the time of the Narrow Gauge road would be arranged to conform toit. : An election will be held on the last Saturday of this month to choose two members of the City Board of Education to succeed Messrs Clarke and Mulloy. They have both been active Why not re-elect them ? ~Ernest-E. Dulac, a well known young gentleman of this city, has become associited with A.Larsen in the proprietorship of the tailoring establishment on Pine street, Mossrs, Larson & Dulac will make fashionable clothing at reasonable prices and guarantee satisfaction. . Dr. Kent of Truckee was subpoened inthe Dunn cage as a witness for the defense, but did not respond, A bench warrant was issued and this morning an officer brought him inte court, He bas since been in the custody of the Sheriff pending such time as Judge Ouldwell decides what-te do with him, : According to « late census belletin’ Nevada City: hasa population ef 2,534, Trackee 1350, Oolfax 666, Auburn 1612 and Rocklin 1056. Nevada Oity and Auburn liave good-sized suburban populations that are just outside the corporate limits and although being practically residents and supporters of the towns are not included in arriy. ing atthe above figures, of New Kureka Mine. Telegraph: The recent developothers. when Willls #On came in, singing claim that Smith was noisy and interfered with their singing, and in-their efforts t> quiet him and get him to leave the saloon, the cutting was done, The weapon used was a cemmon pocket knife, Mort Mooney and Forney wore the only ones cut, the firgt named being the most severely hurt. Smith’sstory is that several of them “atarted to put him out, and that some one struck him on the back ef the head, when he took out his knife and defeaded himself to the beat of his ability. he was sober and had disturbed no one, but that the person who was with him was the one who did the talking. Smith was arrested ang examined before Justice Hartley on a charge of assault to commit murder and bound over to await trial in the Court. on, SMITHS KNIFE, ~The Messenger gives the details Men. Hew He Used tt om Sierra City following of the cutting affray at Sierra City heretofore mentioned by the Transcript, and in which Willis Smith, formerly of Nerth Bloomfield, figures as the chief actor: A number of persons were in TarNéar Penn yauey Theodore Van 1 Pecullar in its rP, Jones, which no os a can. gunk : totryit, Price 10 ; ev po Ad Me your lungs are sore, saloon rented for $40,000 per annum of the loan the borrowers made for tunes in real estate operations, Party Postponed, The anniversary hop of Lanrel Par lor, N. D.G. W. till Monday evening, the 13th instaut It was originally set for the 10th, Misfit Carpets—New Goods, arrived, tf A Sure Cure tor Piles. like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. ‘This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and protrading, yield at once to Dr,” Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acts directly on the parta affected, absorbs tumorst allays itching and effects a permanen, cure, 50c, Druggists or-mail; treatise ree, Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio, Sold by Carr Bros, apr l-ly. Schilling’s Beat. Untried—a joy denied. DORs ene Fer Biliousmess Use Compound Salphar Powder, Carr Bros, sell it, : tf National Hetel Arrivals. Tuesday, March 31, 1891. Wm. Fischback, Truckee, jo W. Martin, d CO, Burkhart, do A. Almas, da E. CO. Cook, _ do: Harry Thompson, do T. J. Cuttler, Washington, R, Hacking, San Juan, , Hogan, d 0 H. A. Wood, San Francisco, J. G, Landsburg, Bloomfield, Wm, Mallen, do R. 8, Huntley, _ do G. H. Colby, Dutch Flat, E. Willis, do John Nicholls, do Chas, Phelps, Phelps Hill, Jas. Baugh, pe domal Will Calkins, Colfax, A, G. Chew, Red Dog, W. D. Buckley Graniteville, J, Spaulding, Beigler Springs, Augustine Melville; Colfax D, H. Holland, Columbia Hill, O, Davis, Sacramento, W. Waters, dow * do Ses orous Plaster, A single store of small dimensions and made of rough boards rented for $3000 a month. A canvass tent used as. a gamblingMoney was loaned on good security at fifteen per cent. a month, and out » has been postponed Go and gee those misfit Carpets at Lraa & SHaw’s, Main street. Also} their large Spring stock which has just Itching Piles are known by moisture ments in the New Eureka mine still continues to look more favorable: 'The quartz stringers are getting stronger and coarde gold is digcerniblé through+} out every stringer. They are pumping water from the bottom instead of hoisting with the “skip.” The latter ~ . contrivance is being used for holating pay dirt, Sa ey “Don’t feel well,” and yet you are not sick enough to consult-a dovtor,;— we will tell you just what you need, ". It is Hood’a Sarsaparilla, which wiil lift you out of that uncertain, uncomfortable, dangerous condition, into a state of good health, confidence and cheerfulness, derful cures Hood’s ‘Peculiar in the all classes, Peoullar there Is more of other sarsaparill Peoultar tii tia Produce as good Sold by druggists, in Lowell, where { no other preparation such popularity in so sho Is a Peculiar Medicine Pecuifar in strength and Hood's Sarsaparilla ia the onl, 0,1, HOOD & Co,, Apo tini’s saloon, among them being I. T. Mooney, Mort’Mooney, Bishop, Comp: ton, Kneebone, Forney and several Some of them Were singing, Smith and another perThe persons who were BORN, fa Kneebone, » March Sixt, to the yke, twins—girlg,-Peculiar Tn many important respects, Hood's Sara. parilla 19 different from and other medicines, Pecullar in combination, Proportion and preparation of ingredients, Hood's Saree parilla possesses the full curative value of the best known vegetable remedies, Medicinal merit, won. are accomplished by Sarsapariiia superior to He claims that Superior Constable Pellew brought him—dewn Monday and lodged him in jail, Smiih is a native of Missouri and with his brother Barney Smith used to reside near Downieville many years ago. Atone time Willis worked for D. L, Whitney at his sawmill above Downieville. Some five or six years ago he had an altercation-with: a man at Bloomfield, Nevada county, during which his opponent was killed, For this he was convicted and #entenced toeight years in Folaoiwn prisAfter serving four years and two months, he was pardoned by Governor. Waterman atthe: rpquest of Ware den-Aull;-He seena to feel keenly the position in which he ie placed, realizing that a prior conviction renders his efforts to vindicate himeelf more diffivult, * wife as pheno it gains e one bottle always sella another, in tts “good name at home". Hood's Sarsaparilia sold t is made, than of all or blood purifiers. menal sales abroad, has ever attained rtatime, It really economy — Y medicine 00 doses one dollar.” Medicines in larger and smaller bottles require larger doses, and do results as Hood's Sarsaparilia ix for g5, Prepared by thecaries, Lowell, Mase 100 Doses One Dollar not ILL be a can City Marshal For City Marshal, J. 8. HOLBROOK didate for the office of + Election May 4, City Marshal, me ILL be a candidate for the For City Marshal, entirely harmless, and yet it is the PERSONAL MENTION, Sectal and Other Netes About ~. Peenle.O14. and. Young: _ James A, Baugh of Maybert is in town, — George F. Jacobs is expected home omorrew from San Francisco. Mies Minnie Godair left today Yor Oakland to visit a few weeks with friends. ©. W. Long, who used to live at this city but is now constable at Truckee, is in town, ° Dan J. Backley of Moore’s Flat has come down out of the snow for a little recregtion at the county seat. OW. MM. Bevan and A. J. Wei man of North San Juan and D, N. Finane, M. O’Donnell and P. Kelly of Forest City are here today on their way below. That best of citizens, Oscar Malttan, continues to be quite feeble al-} though he now ets around a litile. All who know him will be glad when he has fully recovered from his long siege of sickness. Mrs. H.-8,' Spalding of Grass Valley not only posseses great natural talent agar artist, but has enjoyed the ad} Vantage of a long and thorough course of instruction under the best teachers. The lady is row organizing a class for out-of-door sketching and. ia feceiviny numerous ap, lications for membership? H. O. Oallaban, formerly superintendent of the Eagle Bird mine, has re. turned fron a trip to the lower Part of the State. He will gO up to.Maybert tomorrow.for a brief stay. M, Oallahan “has valuable mining interests in Mono couhty and will perate there during the coming summer. Tt is to be hoped that he will not entirely seyhis connection.wit Nevada “county; or he has long been one of our best tminera and citizens, In-the decline of lite, infirmities beset us to which our youth and maturiSchilling’s Best, Buy, try—on them rely. “Tay “Lily White”. flour and keep peave in your-household, tf. Crovr, whooping c cough and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Cure. 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Bacon 13 oents per lb, Everything else in proportion, ©@ Cive us a call and we will con‘ vince you that we sell Goods Cheaper than any other Store in the town, iM ——OF TH office of Election May 4, ING POWDER —— For City Marshal. JAMES G. NEAGLE ILL be a candidate for re-election as A I i fs Pa ohm” of Nevada City, Blection besolute yY Pure. vi i bas A cream of tartar baking powder. » For City Treasurer, Highest of all in leavening strengt ated ~—Latest U. 8, Government Food Re-. SAMUEL L.CLUTTER ‘ ILL be @ candidate for the office of port, City Treasurer. Election May 4, a cals ne wey ane tesite eT AE AT GRASS VALLEY “OWXTEX. Party Mousand do -O7a NOTA gg 4 ars’ Worth \FINE CLOTHING, -. BOOTS, SHOES, Etc. FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY . LAAN & 00, (OPENING A St9 a LATESTEver Brought to > Mainz SBtxcoct, SPRING tees -Or— wren enn Odd Fellows’ Bu'id SOMEST ARE ARRIVING EVERY DAY! 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AT ter fair Piligle LL ackles etfu can ret etor USA le or d in — road fs No. 3 Commercial Street. l64 ue orth, The Daily Teanseript. re ll WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1891. THE HARmeny, —— Mere Rich Grayel Found inthe Nerth Drist. At the the bedrovk $5 a pan according to some the workmen, but which is said Foreman Helm comservative man, to G0 ‘as high $2.50.” From the Present face of tunnel to the old workings it is ad tunce of 175 feet north; rock ig pitching in that direction. At a distance of about 650 feet north from the bottom of the incli east and west drifts were run and made g00d developments, The tunnel upon being extended from that point encountered a raise in ‘the bedrock which led the management: to recently raise up ten feet and’ continue ahead on top of it. re A Bee Trickery Bx posed, ‘ Prot, Chas. Gatchell of the Unive amity of Michigan contributes tothe April number of The Forure a complete expose of so-caliéti mind-reading Bishop, He shows how many of the leading feats are performed. Yet there are miahy otherserioualy is somelike sleightof proof can as practiced by the late Irving Prof. Brewn and others. wise intelligent People who think that “mind-reading” thing more than trickery, of-hand, and-—no amount convince them to the contrary. It in the nature of some People to enjoy being fooled , Odd fellows: Celebration, 8 The Odd Fellow ‘retnion to be giv on at this city on Saturday evening, the 25th instant, under the auspices of Neva Rebekah Degree, and which will be in celebration of an anniversar of the order, deliver an address and the singers Three Deaths. Caleb Cooley of Pleasant Valley who bas been ill for some time, died last night.The wife of Joseph-Enos~of* Gras A five year old son of Oscar Bays of Grass Valley died last night of pnenmonia, The Big Steck O! drygoods,. carpete, wall paper, lin _ Oleums, etc., has arrived from New York at the Pulace Dry Goods Store. Siturday will be the Opening day for Bpring goods. 8t Change ‘of firm, Having sold a haif interest in “my tailoring establishment to ‘Ernest E, Dulac, the business will hereafter, b3 conducted under the firm name of Larsen & Dulac,April 1—1¢ Card ef Thanks. We are very grateful to the friends and acquaintances who in varigue ways made manifest their sympathy and kind-heartedness during om mother’s illness and after her death A. Harrone anp Famity. A. Larsen, Schilling’s Best. Once bought—always sought. Asx ‘your grocer for “Lily White’’ flour and see that you get it. tf, F all the factors in producing a good cup of coffee is the proper roasting of the bean. The finest grade of coffee unskillfully roasted, ives less satisfaction in the cup than poorer coffee properly roasted, Perfection is reached only When fine quality and scientific roasting are combined as in + Schilling’s Best . ‘THIS delicious blend is prepared _, from the richest flavored and strongest coffees~carefully roasted by improved machinery packed fresh from the roaster in airtight packages to preserve its flavor and strength while on its way to you. SCHILLING’S BEST. Its richness of flavor charms the keenest taste, Its great strength satisfies the most exacting buyers, Accept no state ment that any other is just as good. It is the best possible value for the consumer, Demand it and accept no other, — : . Harmony yesterday there was found in the north diift at a diatance of about eight hundred feet from incline gravel that pays on the » Who is an extremely nd the bedwill be an event of magnitude. Grand Master Glasgon will leading of Grass Valley have consented to assist in the production of music, Valley died last night in San. Francis-. thonght it was a canard started abroad ee, FIRST IT 1S AND “THEN _ ISN'T. of lations With Italy, by : — as he isPassports, ne pleted. f the New Orleans massacre, This action can be construed in n s other way than an act of Open hostil it bas heretofore terms. he BLAINE WILL NOT TALK ‘ Wasuinaton, Blaine hag just refuses to say one word. 8 AMERICANS IMPRISONED . reported around the State Departmen {thatit wasat Florence that_eighteer Americans were thrown into. prison instead of at Rome, as at firet re It is algo said that others have suf fered the same fate in Italy, andinal y son for their arrest. @ CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE, F Copy Was sent at once to Baron Fava. Thin, accepled it as auch, and cabled it in that character to his Government,” ing .over-zealoug at this end of the line, but today’s developments would indicate that there could not have been too much zealon kis part to auit his Government, © which appears to have been made a matter of issue of the highest importance. Those commenting on the surprising events of today agree that to break away from this Government is not merely an act of discourtesy, bu of open hostility, te have done it pending the investigation and progress of the law in New Orleans. If is significant, itis said, of an utter disregard of the conventionalities and ethics of modern diplomacy. Indeed, in that light, this Government now has a logical reason for feeling affronted at this lack of faith in its assurance ‘on the part of its hot-headed neighbor’, It will probably turn out that the Italian Government has acted very hastily in this matter, and has unnecessarily involved two nations in a serious difficulty . The State Department has not yet ceased the investigation into the lynching, and it has not yet been fully developed whether or not the men killed were Italian subjects. The proper course would have been, itis eaid, for the question of the citizenship of the men killed to have been settled first, and then for seme sort -of arbitration. By this action on the part of Italy, the United States has been cut off right in the middle of tha investigation, and, it ig thought, treatedin any but a courteous manner, PRONOUNCED A CANARD, San Francisco, March 31—The news Caused great surprise in this city, and the majority of the Italian residents discredited it, or, in ether words, they for speculative purposes, ; Francesco Lambertinghi, the Italian Consul, has’ received no official announcement of the withdrawal of the Italian minister at Washington, and this fact alone is sufficient to convince him that there is no truth in the mesotha telegram,”’ said he, ‘appears ridiculous in my opinion, for if such was the case it would appear that Italy had not advanced in civilization since the fourteenth century. "No, I don’t believe a word of it, T can’t see any reason for any hasty action in the matter, for the condition of the case as now being investigated by the Grand Jury in New Orleans would not warrant any action. “It ig more than likely that if the Minister at Washington had: been re. called he would have advised me before withdrawing.” P, A. Morbio, editor of L'Italia, shared the opinion of the Italian Consul, Said he; : “I do not hesitate in pronouncing the whole story a lie. Of course we don't know what ca Baron 4 Fava, the Minister at Washington, has received, but we know this much, that everything so. far has led ug to believe that the whole matter would end in an amicable settlement. “ by heh tet eee ms Gere Wasninaton, March 31. — Baron Fava has presented to the State Department his recall by the Italian government and has demanded his The Department is greatly surprised because it was wholly unexpected and because the investigation into the New Orleans matter ig not. yet com-} The reason-for the recall is “that the King of Italy is dissatisfied with the Progress of tlie adjustment between two countries in regard to the ty on the part of the Italian government to the United States, with which been on frieadly March 31,—Secretary been seen by an Associated Press reporter and absolutely’ _ Wasuinaron, March 31.—It-is now Cvses the Itulian officials have refused to give imprisoned persons any reaWASHINGTON, Murch 31.—The letter from Governor Nichols to Secretary -Bluine caused the trouble. ‘Tt was received. here -several days ngo; "ahd a of course, gave it aD appearance of being the ultimatum of his Government, and it appears that the Baron Baron Fava has worked for his home-intereststoa degree of appearthe most ridiculous gram. our Coun Wé Have laws and a Co stitution like those of America. “The arrest of the Americans Rome would be nothing more than IT war, ber of peacatle Italian citizens an hold them as hostages, “I think I am ‘well able to spea for the Italian citizens of this city, an leans affair.”’ bd . WHY FAVA WAS RECALLED, of war with Italy are groundless, him with the padrone syatem-orItal purchase of tobacco for Italy. oO About Licenses. district notices reading as follows: Nevapa Orry, April 1, 1891, make two applications, one for the ,. Mouths of May and. June for liquors and'tobacco, which is $4.57, the other from July dst, 1891, to June 30, 1892, for liquors only, which is $25, You will save money, in thé way of Notary . Public fee and Express charges, by j making both applications at the same time, They must be made on separate blanks. I therefore enclose two blank ferms, Respectfully, _Wan. L, Corn, Dep, Collector. ~" Without Money and Price. — The Democrat tells an follows of two. men in Woodland who are said to have their doubles in Nevada City ; There is a sanctimonious member of ‘. ® certain church here who claps-hia hands together so tightly when he praysin church that he can’t get them undone until after the contribution box has been passed around, Then there is another member in anether church who always rejoices that ‘‘religion is free’ and is obtained “without money or price.” It is too bad te ruin two churches with such members, therefore we suggest that both of said members join the same church, i) ? ( —+ 2 Oe o——. Reform at Haugchand Ready. A wave of reform appears to have struck Rough and Ready, although that part of the county never has been very wicked atthe worst. Numerous residents of the town and its neighborhood who have for years enjoyed their regular cocktail or toddy have voluntarily and formally sworn off not only from the use ofall intoxicating beverages, but have also abjured such attendant pastimes as dice shaking, cold turkey and the like, They’ have in most cases signed solemn agreementa to this effect and are to -forfeit penalties of greater or leas magnitude if they swerve from the conditions agreed upon, ee A DOOTOR’S REBUKE. Immensely More Mischief than is Generally Suspected. Dr, King, the eminent medical writer, in ® learned disquisition op our national complaint, constipation, Bays} —» The great quantity of cathartic pills, ete, which are taken by lie people of this coun+ try are productive of immeneely more a chief than is generall suspect True, the hysic anloads the howe 8, but ite veuds to diminish the tone of £0 that, instead of removing costiveness, Sggravates it, leaving the bowels in & more torpid condition, Joy's Vegetable 8 parilla was designed to fill just such & contingency as the doctor's arraignment anticipates, viz; instead of be ing powerful mineral purgative, it is @ mild vegetable laxative, that, owing te its solvent and gentle stimulating properties, is 60 certain a relief in constipation that it has. been given away to hundreds, not to be pald for unless it was of positive benefit, Tt tre Waees constipation almost immediately with @ natural easy habit, and is so mild that, unlike drastic purgatives, it can. be taken indefinitely with perfect safety, action the Intestin U. BR. K, of P. Meeting, The regular monthly meeting of Mountain Division, No. 16,U. R. K. of P., willtake place on Wednesday evening, April 1, at 8 o'clock sharp. Members are earnestly requested to be present. Full uniform, By order, J, A, Rapp, Sir Kt, Capt. G. A. Gray, Sir Kt, Recorder, 2t ‘Clauss Shears. Tiese Clauss Shears at Luca & Suaw's are fully warranted, If not perfoctly satisfactory retura them and got a new pair, «= tf Persons who lead a life of exposure are subject to rheumatiym, neuralgia and Jumbago and will find a valuable . remedy in Dr. J, H. McLean’s Volcanie Oil Liniment; it will banish pain and subdue imflamation, Sold by Oarr. Bros. ' Shilenre Consumptien Cure. ‘This ia beyond question the most successful congh medicine we have ever sold. A few doses invariably cure the worst cases ‘of cough, croup, and. bronchitis, while its w suc. cess in the cure of consumption ja} t perallel in the. history of medicine. ince its first disco it on a Uf you havea couyh we earnestly ask ae: 9 back HAs far on the arrest of the eighteen Americans in Rome, why that part of the tele-. : “Tam speaking of course from my experience in Italy as a lawyer. In reprisal, and a reprisal in all civilized : ‘. countries is allowed only in time of Conflicting Reports of Our Re: “No intelligent. citizen would ever assert that the American Government would have any right to arrest a numT cam assure you that they do not anticipate any trouble over the New OrWaAsuinaron, March 31~—The rumors Baron Fava was recalled six months ago on account of a scandal connecting ian slave_traffic; also, frauds—in-the His atay. in this country since his: re-} call has only been by reason of some iefluence he had, but which failed him when the new minister came in recently, Italy’s dissatisfaction ig with Fava and not with this Government. Deputy License Collector Cole As sending to all the saloon keepers in his Dear Stre— Aa the tobacco tax has been abolished, the new law taking effect July.1, 1891, you will be obliged 'o is CALIFORNIA EN 949. Cite Mere In . ‘ ef Old. Says a writer in the Century Magan. 2ite tor April: Life in Oalifornia was in Ps enacted during that chaotic period, Thousands of men, organized in bands or wholly disorganized, were constantly arriving from every part of the world and leaving for the diggings. Outlaws ‘and professional gamblers Opened saloons by the score at every point where men congregated, Money. was scattered everywhere as if by the wind. Miners who had realized . fortunes in a few days came down te Stockton, Sacramento and San Francisco to squander themin a night at the gambling-tables, Svarcely a woMan Was anywhere to be seen, All restraining influences of society were absent, and I cannot find an expressioa better suited to the case than “Pandemonium on a frolic,” As there were no wives, there ceuld be no homes or families. This rough ~{life-was-not without its touches of sentiment, One day San Fraticisco Was electrified by the rumor that au invoice of women’s bonnets bad arrived and could be seen at one of the stores. The excitement. was intense, and there was rush from every direction to get a realistic view of eveu_ 80 insignificant a substitute for female society. I do not overstate the truth in saying that the thoughts: of hom, that were awakened in the breasts of the rude-lookiag men at the sight wf those bonnets started tears from eyes which the worst . forms of Privation aod hardship had failed to moisten. ‘ The Chriatian missionary was already on the ground, and guod Pargon., Williams had managed to tind a place where he could preach on Sunday. One of the first men who arrived with hie family came to one of these meet: ings attended by his wife and baby. During the sermen it chanced that the baby cried and the.mouther was about to withdraw, when the preacher addressed ber thus: ‘My good woman, I beg you to remain; ths innocent sound.of that iafant’s voive-ig Hors eloquent than any words I can command, It speaks to the hearta of menu whowe wives and children are far away, looking and praying for a safe returnto their owt loved ones at home.’’ "Never shall I forget. the sobs and tears which those words evoked 7 throughout that rough assembly, That infant’s cry seenied to them the mugic of angels, With: those who made San Franeisco their temporary abode gambling appeared to be the chief occupation

and Spanish monte the favorite game, One house fronting on the plaza, a twostory frame building called the Parker House, rented for $120,009 per annum, the rental being paid mostly by gamblers, d kk d These Piping Days in ’49 a wild romance. No words of mine cau describe the scenes that were Land efficient members of the Board. MERE AND THERE, eee 4 Brie? Record of Various Matw tere ef Lecal Emterest. Therein. today. the-usuel--crep--of April fools, The prosecution in the Dunn case this forenoem concluded the introduction of testimony and at 11 o’clock the defense began presenting its side. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will have more work in the third rank Friday evening. The lodge is growing financially as well as numerically. Some of the Truckeeites in attendance upon the Superior Court put some ginger into'the county seat last night. There are a few pretty high rollers among them. ; Mrs. S. Wheeler has a year-old pullet that she is very proud of. The other day it laid an egg that meagured circumferentially — six inches one way and seven and @ half inches the other, 8. H. Dikenan has begun a suit in the Superior Court against E. J. Stuartand Wm, Robson te-determine as to whether plaintiff or defendant Robson (both of whom-have mortgages on the Stuart ranch) are entitled to priority —Iti thought there will be a change before long by which the overland train going west will’ reach Colfax at about 8 o’clock in the morning, in -Whivh event-the time of the Narrow Gauge road would be arranged to conform toit. : An election will be held on the last Saturday of this month to choose two members of the City Board of Education to succeed Messrs Clarke and Mulloy. They have both been active Why not re-elect them ? ~Ernest-E. Dulac, a well known young gentleman of this city, has become associited with A.Larsen in the proprietorship of the tailoring establishment on Pine street, Mossrs, Larson & Dulac will make fashionable clothing at reasonable prices and guarantee satisfaction. . Dr. Kent of Truckee was subpoened inthe Dunn cage as a witness for the defense, but did not respond, A bench warrant was issued and this morning an officer brought him inte court, He bas since been in the custody of the Sheriff pending such time as Judge Ouldwell decides what-te do with him, : According to « late census belletin’ Nevada City: hasa population ef 2,534, Trackee 1350, Oolfax 666, Auburn 1612 and Rocklin 1056. Nevada Oity and Auburn liave good-sized suburban populations that are just outside the corporate limits and although being practically residents and supporters of the towns are not included in arriy. ing atthe above figures, of New Kureka Mine. Telegraph: The recent developothers. when Willls #On came in, singing claim that Smith was noisy and interfered with their singing, and in-their efforts t> quiet him and get him to leave the saloon, the cutting was done, The weapon used was a cemmon pocket knife, Mort Mooney and Forney wore the only ones cut, the firgt named being the most severely hurt. Smith’sstory is that several of them “atarted to put him out, and that some one struck him on the back ef the head, when he took out his knife and defeaded himself to the beat of his ability. he was sober and had disturbed no one, but that the person who was with him was the one who did the talking. Smith was arrested ang examined before Justice Hartley on a charge of assault to commit murder and bound over to await trial in the Court. on, SMITHS KNIFE, ~The Messenger gives the details Men. Hew He Used tt om Sierra City following of the cutting affray at Sierra City heretofore mentioned by the Transcript, and in which Willis Smith, formerly of Nerth Bloomfield, figures as the chief actor: A number of persons were in TarNéar Penn yauey Theodore Van 1 Pecullar in its rP, Jones, which no os a can. gunk : totryit, Price 10 ; ev po Ad Me your lungs are sore, saloon rented for $40,000 per annum of the loan the borrowers made for tunes in real estate operations, Party Postponed, The anniversary hop of Lanrel Par lor, N. D.G. W. till Monday evening, the 13th instaut It was originally set for the 10th, Misfit Carpets—New Goods, arrived, tf A Sure Cure tor Piles. like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. ‘This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and protrading, yield at once to Dr,” Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acts directly on the parta affected, absorbs tumorst allays itching and effects a permanen, cure, 50c, Druggists or-mail; treatise ree, Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio, Sold by Carr Bros, apr l-ly. Schilling’s Beat. Untried—a joy denied. DORs ene Fer Biliousmess Use Compound Salphar Powder, Carr Bros, sell it, : tf National Hetel Arrivals. Tuesday, March 31, 1891. Wm. Fischback, Truckee, jo W. Martin, d CO, Burkhart, do A. Almas, da E. CO. Cook, _ do: Harry Thompson, do T. J. Cuttler, Washington, R, Hacking, San Juan, , Hogan, d 0 H. A. Wood, San Francisco, J. G, Landsburg, Bloomfield, Wm, Mallen, do R. 8, Huntley, _ do G. H. Colby, Dutch Flat, E. Willis, do John Nicholls, do Chas, Phelps, Phelps Hill, Jas. Baugh, pe domal Will Calkins, Colfax, A, G. Chew, Red Dog, W. D. Buckley Graniteville, J, Spaulding, Beigler Springs, Augustine Melville; Colfax D, H. Holland, Columbia Hill, O, Davis, Sacramento, W. Waters, dow * do Ses orous Plaster, A single store of small dimensions and made of rough boards rented for $3000 a month. A canvass tent used as. a gamblingMoney was loaned on good security at fifteen per cent. a month, and out » has been postponed Go and gee those misfit Carpets at Lraa & SHaw’s, Main street. Also} their large Spring stock which has just Itching Piles are known by moisture ments in the New Eureka mine still continues to look more favorable: 'The quartz stringers are getting stronger and coarde gold is digcerniblé through+} out every stringer. They are pumping water from the bottom instead of hoisting with the “skip.” The latter ~ . contrivance is being used for holating pay dirt, Sa ey “Don’t feel well,” and yet you are not sick enough to consult-a dovtor,;— we will tell you just what you need, ". It is Hood’a Sarsaparilla, which wiil lift you out of that uncertain, uncomfortable, dangerous condition, into a state of good health, confidence and cheerfulness, derful cures Hood’s ‘Peculiar in the all classes, Peoullar there Is more of other sarsaparill Peoultar tii tia Produce as good Sold by druggists, in Lowell, where { no other preparation such popularity in so sho Is a Peculiar Medicine Pecuifar in strength and Hood's Sarsaparilla ia the onl, 0,1, HOOD & Co,, Apo tini’s saloon, among them being I. T. Mooney, Mort’Mooney, Bishop, Comp: ton, Kneebone, Forney and several Some of them Were singing, Smith and another perThe persons who were BORN, fa Kneebone, » March Sixt, to the yke, twins—girlg,-Peculiar Tn many important respects, Hood's Sara. parilla 19 different from and other medicines, Pecullar in combination, Proportion and preparation of ingredients, Hood's Saree parilla possesses the full curative value of the best known vegetable remedies, Medicinal merit, won. are accomplished by Sarsapariiia superior to He claims that Superior Constable Pellew brought him—dewn Monday and lodged him in jail, Smiih is a native of Missouri and with his brother Barney Smith used to reside near Downieville many years ago. Atone time Willis worked for D. L, Whitney at his sawmill above Downieville. Some five or six years ago he had an altercation-with: a man at Bloomfield, Nevada county, during which his opponent was killed, For this he was convicted and #entenced toeight years in Folaoiwn prisAfter serving four years and two months, he was pardoned by Governor. Waterman atthe: rpquest of Ware den-Aull;-He seena to feel keenly the position in which he ie placed, realizing that a prior conviction renders his efforts to vindicate himeelf more diffivult, * wife as pheno it gains e one bottle always sella another, in tts “good name at home".. Hood's Sarsaparilia sold t is made, than of all or blood purifiers. menal sales abroad, has ever attained rtatime, It really economy — Y medicine 00 doses one dollar.” Medicines in larger and smaller bottles require larger doses, and do results as Hood's Sarsaparilia ix for g5, Prepared by thecaries, Lowell, Mase 100 Doses One Dollar not ILL be a can City Marshal For City Marshal, J. 8. HOLBROOK didate for the office of + Election May 4, City Marshal, me ILL be a candidate for the For City Marshal, entirely harmless, and yet it is the PERSONAL MENTION, Sectal and Other Netes About ~. Peenle.O14. and. Young: _ James A, Baugh of Maybert is in town, — George F. Jacobs is expected home omorrew from San Francisco. Mies Minnie Godair left today Yor Oakland to visit a few weeks with friends. ©. W. Long, who used to live at this city but is now constable at Truckee, is in town, ° Dan J. Backley of Moore’s Flat has come down out of the snow for a little recregtion at the county seat. OW. MM. Bevan and A. J. Wei man of North San Juan and D, N. Finane, M. O’Donnell and P. Kelly of Forest City are here today on their way below. That best of citizens, Oscar Malttan, continues to be quite feeble al-} though he now ets around a litile. All who know him will be glad when he has fully recovered from his long siege of sickness. Mrs. H.-8,' Spalding of Grass Valley not only posseses great natural talent agar artist, but has enjoyed the ad} Vantage of a long and thorough course of instruction under the best teachers. The lady is row organizing a class for out-of-door sketching and. ia feceiviny numerous ap, lications for membership? H. O. Oallaban, formerly superintendent of the Eagle Bird mine, has re. turned fron a trip to the lower Part of the State. He will gO up to.Maybert tomorrow.for a brief stay. M, Oallahan “has valuable mining interests in Mono couhty and will perate there during the coming summer. Tt is to be hoped that he will not entirely seyhis connection.wit Nevada “county; or he has long been one of our best tminera and citizens, In-the decline of lite, infirmities beset us to which our youth and maturiSchilling’s Best, Buy, try—on them rely. “Tay “Lily White”. flour and keep peave in your-household, tf. Crovr, whooping c cough and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Cure. 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Bacon 13 oents per lb, Everything else in proportion, ©@ Cive us a call and we will con‘ vince you that we sell Goods Cheaper than any other Store in the town, iM ——OF TH office of Election May 4, ING POWDER —— For City Marshal. JAMES G. NEAGLE ILL be a candidate for re-election as A I i fs Pa ohm” of Nevada City, Blection besolute yY Pure. vi i bas A cream of tartar baking powder. » For City Treasurer, Highest of all in leavening strengt ated ~—Latest U. 8, Government Food Re-. SAMUEL L.CLUTTER ‘ ILL be @ candidate for the office of port, City Treasurer. Election May 4, a cals ne wey ane tesite eT AE AT GRASS VALLEY “OWXTEX. Party Mousand do -O7a NOTA gg 4 ars’ Worth \FINE CLOTHING, -. BOOTS, SHOES, Etc. FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY . LAAN & 00, (OPENING A St9 a LATESTEver Brought to > Mainz SBtxcoct, SPRING tees -Or— wren enn Odd Fellows’ Bu'id SOMEST ARE ARRIVING EVERY DAY! Nevada City, Feb, 2th, LOT E 1, ee SPRING STYLES =X NTs WOOLS & GINGHAMS this Market. orem (een, Ladies call and see them whether you wish tofbuygor not. Mrs, LESTER & GRAWFORD Nevada City. Goonnpvs We are showing the biggest line MEN'S NEGLICEE SHIRTS Ever seen in the County. eens, PRICES ARE AWAY Down. B. H. MILLER, ing) Broad Strest. mB ee