April 14, 1896 (4 pages)

Pts Snes eee = & * Y THE DAILY TRANSCRIP bevade Oitv, Nevada County, Calif. , Sand a Pablished Evewines Daily Except igys an Bunecaste 1m Tanus—Fiftees Conte's Weeks pis Cents a Month; Six Doliarsa Year When Paid ti Advance for 6 Full Yéar. ; —— LocAL Reaping Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subaequent Time, One Dollar a e a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Mad oan on Application. : APRIL 14, 1896. pes Pst TUESDAY Summarized Mention of Minor ‘Home ‘Happenings. J! Sinipson, serving 5 days for vagraney, was discharged tuday from the county jail. Considerable snow fell. on the Washington ridge and other high pointe yesterday. The parade of the Georgia Minstrels and band, about noon,” brought out crowds of people, The band is a good one. The work of wiring the Union Hote! -for the Electric Power Company’s system, and also for‘the electric bells, is nearing completion.-1t is a big job and is being done PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise “Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. _ KE. D. Allie of San Francisco is in town. N. H. Karcher. of Sheridan is in town. F. Nichols of was in town yesterday. Mrs. F. J. Jones. and children, of Sacramen‘, are here on & visit. 5 John Pearson’ and son came up from Smarteville yesterday. ; Superintendent L, L. Myers came down Bloomfield yesterday. H. M. Thomas and S, Kay came down from Moore’s Flat yesterday. Mrs. W. O. Williams of Relief Hill is in town, ; ‘Allen A. Spencer of Merced was in town yesterday. i W., Goldstein of Sacramento arrived here last evening. ey R. Wallace of Aubura arrived here last eveuing. ©. H. Morgan of San Francisco arrived here last evening. ; _ T, L, Darling™ of Oakland arrived here, last evening. John Webber has returned from'a.-trip to San Francisco, ©. A. Marland ‘and family, of Rhode Island, are here looking at the mines. Sheriff Douglass returned last evening from Napa. G. G. Morrison of Wheatland arrived here last evening. : Supervisor D, McPheters left today for Truckee. preee pee Thomas Jones returned last evening from Pike City, where he has been for some time. WwW. H. Moore and Geo. Babie, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening. ‘ John German Jr., and H. German cam over from North San Juan yesterday. J. B. Robinson and F. Strenchen arrived here last evening from San Francisco. Miss:: Annie Harding. formerly of this city, will be married at Forbestown soon. Bd. Lawrence, Frank Tompkins and Mose Roberts are down from Washington. D. McMillan-of Sacramento arrived here last evening on his way to Washington. J. J. Morris.of Alleghany came down last evening on his way to San Francisco. SBI A. 8. Bigelow came down from Columbia Hill today. : , L. W. Batcheller came down from Wasbington today. E. Az Norton of Camptonville came down today on his way to San Francisco. J. BR. Tyrrell of Auburn is visiting Grass Valley, his former home. James Cairns returned last night from business trip to Sacramento. J.’ Downie of North San Juan passed through town today on his way to San Francisco. Chas. Bradley, who formerly resided in the city, arrived here last evening from Marysville on a visit. Mrs. D. R. McKillican of North Bloomfield returned last evening from a visit at San Francisco. District Attorney P. T. Riley is reported as being quite ill at the home of his mother at Grass Valley. — W. Davis, Geo; Cunard, W. Newell and E. Trundell arrived-here last evening from Bloomfield. J. J. Halpin of New York arrived here last evening He is interested in the Brunswick mine. J. L. Holland arrived here yesterday from British Columbia. He left again today for Wyoming, accompanied by his son Elwell THE GEORGIA MINSTRELS, They Will: Appear at the Theatre Here Tonight. The Indianopolis (Ind.) Daily Journal ays: There was a good audience at the theatre last night, and fan reigned fast and furious for well onto three hours. The attraction was the Georgia Minstrele, and these colored performers centainly furnished sweet music and entertainment in plenty, Their singing. dancing and comic features are e¢xceptionably clever, and they give a bright. performance all through, Billy Kersands and James White furnieh much of the fun in the first part. They are aided by James Moore and Billy Reynolds. Kérsands, of course, is well known to everybody as the most famous of all colored min= strels. He is inimitable, There are numerous features in the first part which more pretentious minstrels organizations would do well to copy, though it would be hard to get as.much: out of them as. these Georgia: do, © $ In the olio is Jalvan, the juggler, who introduces several entirely new feats in that line, and .who is much better thar the uspal run-of jugglers. The female impersonations of Gauze are among the. best. ever seen here. The four old sports—Moore, Hillman, Verman sd: White—doe lever act, and the Crescent City -Quéftette ais an fb excellent oves<Billy-Kereands isy-of course, entertaining in his specialty. The entire show is good, The aim of the Georgias is to give an old-time mingtrels performance, 7™, ty ve F yeh # sag, Oroville, Fi) oe Be ati ewe, DavVisville, é in the best manner, There was every indication of a snow~ atorm this morning between 7 and 8 o’cleck, in-fact a few flukes fell, but the sun pushed the clouds. away and soon after shone forth bright and warm. As soon as the weather. becomes settled the numerous improvements contemplated by our residents will be carried out, » There promises to be much activity in this direction during the coming summer and fall. Miss Sutton, whose art studio is in the Transcript building, is securing “new pupils and is giving full satisfaction. She isa very competent teacher. : Although the past winter has not been a very cold one, there ere many families in thie Gity*whose supply of wood is growing short. The late cold snaps. have caused a consumption of fuel that was rather unexpected. WwW. Kelly and Swan Johnson . were brought up from Grass Valley today by Constable Townsend. The former is booked for fifteen days in the county jail for dis turbing the peace and the latter for ten days for vagrancy. Mrs. A. Perry has gone below on a visit During her absence the restaurant will be conducted. by her daughter, ‘Miss Sallie Percival. : —+-2@eThe Georgias Tonight. The Georgia Minstrels today made a fine appearance on ‘the street and rendered some excellent music with their band. There are quite a number of the colored gentlemen and judging by the advance notices a good performance will be witnessed by those who attend. In the company are some good singers and everything is brought up to date, The band will give another free concert in front of the Theatre this evening previous to the beginning of the minstrel performance, and it will be well worth listening to, IxpoverIsHED Buoop causes that tired feeling. Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies, enriches and vitalizes the blood, giving new life and increased vigor and vitality. — Hoon’s Piizs are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness, headache. Livery Stable Change. R. M. Latta has transferred his lease of the Wheatland Livery Stable to J. M. Gardner of the R. R. Stable and the latter moved out and in ‘IHursday. Rob intends taking his vehicles and horses to Nevada City in the near future where he will engage in the livery business, J. M. willjnow have the field all alone, which, for one-stable, is a fairly good one, .We wish both parties success in their new business changes, and, on-social grounds, are sorry to know that Rob and family are to leave us,—Wheatland -Four Corners. taal Social Hop. As the social hopand collation to be given by Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters tomorrow evening,-at/ Odd Fellows banquet Hall, dancing will begin promptly at 8:30 o'clock. ° As previously stated, Native Sons and their wives are invited, also Native Daughterg and the husbands of Native Daughters. Superior Court. The following businéss was transacted in the Superior Court-today, Hon, Jobn Caldwell presiding: Estate of Elle Ellen, deceased. Decree of settlement df 6th annual account, W. P. Mitchell was. brought up. from Bear river today and placed in the county jail. eo Boy. Wanted. Messenger boy wanted during schoo hours. Apply at Western Union Telegrap! Office. a8 + 6 io Bice The Best Fence. C. Hardy ‘and M. Cross, of North San the Star woven wire férce machine, and are ready to take orders for fences of any length and of different styles. The fences they put up are of the best quality and are very stylish, and @lso cheap. Write them for particulars. a8-lw ‘ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. eee M. Franklin, Washington M. C, Dapkley, Grass Valley, W. W. Williams, Relief Hill, © Mrs. W. O. Williams, ** ~ Mrs. F. J. Jones & ch., Sacramento, John German, San Juan, . Frank Bradbury,.°*. _E,C, Allis, San Francisco, “Héary German, San Juan, . D. E; Dunbar, San Francisco, Miss.Edith Dailey, Sao Juan, Dan Morton, San Francisco, _ Oscar Mahon, Stockton, ©A ed. Seg Feecey: kee ard, Leavenworth, Maybert, Rist Mahows 8 inas, S. P. Rodgers, Oregon, D. P. Hai , Hartsborg, Juan, have the Nevada county agency for . '. Street. hs ey eo * Telegraphic. = P : Ere KE LOTT I OITA SSS ‘From all, Parts of the World. = z 228 £5 a 2 Special to the Daily Transcript. ry The Last Resort. Wasuneton, D. C., April 14,—Judge’ Lindley, of counsel. for appellant in the case of Austin-Walrath vs. Champion Mining Company, yesterday submitted the case to the United States Supreme Court, The cave is to be tried on briefs, and the points at issue will, determine the question of end lines. Provides a Bounty, Wasninctox, D, C., April 14,.—Senator Perkins yesterday introduced in the Senate the bill introduced in the House some time ago by Congressmen Grove L. Johnson, providing for an export bounty on agricultural products, when carried by either American or foreign vessels, When carried by American vessels the bounty is to be higher. The bill is in _azcordance with the views advocated before the Congressional committee by David Lubin of Sacramento. Succumbed to the X Rays. Cuicaco, April 14.—Experiments made by two medical Professors demonstrate that the cathode rays will positively destroy discase germs of all kinds. Germs after being subjected to the rays for a certain time cease to propagate and finally die. It is predicted that the new discovery will be highly instrumental in the cure of diseases. ‘ ‘Spain Will Not Accept Loxpon, April 14th.—A dispatch from Madrid to the Pall Mall Gazette says the Prime Minister of Spain is very sick and cannot be interviewed. His relatives admit that a communication has been received from President Cleveland, but that the terms thereof are such that Spain cannot accept. Those high in official circles still insist that Spam prefers war rather than humiliation. Unintentional Flimfiam. Keep your wits about you when making change. It is a simple mat ter to be flimflammed out of a good sum, and any merchant is liable te be a victim either of the unconscious or intentional flimflammer. .A few days ago a trade journal mentioned & case of how @ bright young merchant was almost out $20 through’ this means. A customer owed a bill ofi $1.95 and tendered a.$20 goldpiece in payment. The merchant pulled a couple of $10 bills out of his pocket, laid them on the counter and then opened the cash drawer to get: some small change. ‘‘Hold on,’' said the customer. ‘ “‘Idon’t want to rob gou of all your small change. Come to think of it, I’ve got’a couple of silver dollars here. Just give moa nickel, and we will call it square.’’ And, handing the merchant. the:$3, the customer picked up. the $20 gold. piece and dropped it into‘his pocket. Then he picked up the two $10 bills and the nickel and laid them away with the goldpiece and walked out. The merchant studied the sittation a few minutes and tlen realized that he was out $20. The customer who gecured the money was an eminently respectable person, however, and the act of flimflamming was undoubtedly a piece of absentmindedness. All flimflammers are not of Military Inspection. Company C of this city will be inspected and mustered in on Tuesday evening, May 12th, at 8:30 o’clock.-The inspection wil} 1. be conducted by Major Frank Wright, as~ sisted by Captain F. D. L. Carrington, of the United States Army, and Lientenant Jolonel J. C, Carrier. A Curious Bible Verse. There is a verse in the’ Bible which contains every letter in the alphabet “except j, and it is said that there is only one such, It is the twenty-first verse of the seventh chapter of Ezra, and reads : *‘And I, . even I, Artaxerxes, the King, do make a. decree to all the treasurers which are beyond the river, that whatsoever Ezra, the priest, the seribe uf the law of God of heaven, shall require of you, it be done speedily.” : —_———_ 2-60 Boils and Pimples. ad * * _: San Francisco, Gal. Jan. 30, 1896. I had several pimpleg on my face and a large boil on one hand. 1 began takitig Hood's Sare-; parilla and after using three bottles I was cured, > J.:W. Johnson, 3 South. i Tees a _ Hoop’s Pivts care all liver ills, French roast pig at Pecor’s saloon, on the Jaza, tonight. Call and sample it. ”” Scteke Boe To Grase Valley; April 11, 1896, to the this class urifortuiiatelsafid a‘otosd) eye should be kept on the change.— . *"* i Shoe and Teather Gazette. Breer: see) Spring Millinery. A Salvationist. Drowned. . :{Eurexa, Humboldt county, April 14-— Captain Matthewson of the Salvation Army was drowned yesterday while fording a river, oh? Way 4 ra Massared. by Indians. Crry or Mexico, April 14.—A telegram from Caxacata says that. the rebel Indians raided the village of Inquels'and killed all the priests, schoolteachers and many citizens. Before committing the murders the Indians sacked the town. A Pnéamatic Gun Explodes New Yor, April 14.—While General Nelson A. Miles, ex-Secretary of the Navy Tracy and other distinguished army and navy men were witnessing a test ofa Dudley pneumatic gun, on East Isjand, the gun exploded. An outsider who was watching the test was cut in the neck by a picce of steel. oes Storms in Colorado, CrrrrLe Creex, April 13,—No fatalities have been reported’as result of the storm yesterday, Which was the most severe ever witnessed by anyone here, The damage catised by the blowing down of a bridge and buildings. and shaft houses thoughout the camp may reach $75,000. At Gillette, a big dance hall and two new blocks .were demolished and a 4 h unroofed Twenty tents were scattered about. Gravel was hurled though a plate glasses. Lost Both Reet. Rocuesrer, Pa., April 13.—While attempting to board the Fort Wayne local freight weatbound this morning Henry Jewell, aged 39 years, fell under the wheeland hati both legs crushed at the ankles. He was taken to the hospital, where both feet were amputated, +»-Anxions For Peace. «New. Yorx, April 13.—A dispatch to the Herald from Madrid says: With the employment of a little diplomacy by the United States the impending trouble with Spain can be averted. Your correspondent is conversation with the leaders of the two important political ‘parties in Spain. If the United States will approach the Spanish Government in a friendly spirit, and ask exactly whiat‘eonditions of autonomy the Spanish Government will grant to Cuba bfore the former Government recognizes the ingurgents on the island as belligerents the Spanish will meet such overtures half way. Native Sons’ Notice. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, -N. 8. G. W., will be held this evening end a;full attendance is desired. By order, W. T. Monk, Pres, ., E, J.Morgan, Sec’y. Carpets. The carpet season now begins and Legg & Shaw Qo, are:in. the tield with the finest stock in Nevada county. Brussels Carpet from 60 cents per yard up. al4 ce Menu. Free ligt at Star & Crescent saloon: Monday night—Beef Stew. Tuesday night—Ox Tail Soup. Wednesday night— Vegetable Soup. Thureday. night—Bean Soup. Friday night— Oyster Soup. Saturday night—Clam Chowder, Sunday night—Boston Baked Beans, oe Masonic Meetings. Called meetings of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F.& A. M., will be held at Masonic Hall Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, the 14th and 15th instants. ~al3-36 Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia, and all Throat and Lung diseases are cured byShiloh’s Cure. “Sold by Dickerman & Co. eee The llis of Women. +Qonstipation, causes more thao half the ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root Tea isa c eure for <Constipation. Sold by erman & (Oo, . _> Fashionable Stock _InNevada County.out examining my goods and prices. wa ‘IRS. 1. MARION, In Grass Valley, April 12, 1896, to the Geo, Mahalengen, Baltimore,. wite of Alf, Tregidgo, a son. A Package Given, Fach “Customer FREE} ° able to state almost authoritatively after) New York Ba N™ YORK BAKERY through ‘all time, Brest eee 2 The#® (Et is not liny where, in civiligation,. not even in Atiierica.~ It is ify en Burma, There#woman is on absolutely the same footing as man in all that pertains to law and custom. There is not & single law that doe not bear equally on“ inan the same as ‘on Woriat: Men bavernever tried "to *+bous’) them or to say what was fitting and , what. ise of Women. ideals from long past ages have been held ap to them as eternal éopies. It has been left to their own good sehse and to the éternal fitness of things to determine ‘what is womanly and what is not.’/ The result is, nome . is more womanly than, the Burmese woman, . : “none posdedses ain ‘greater strength all the nameless attraction of a woman.” In the-higher‘class a woman fias property lower classes she his a trade and runs it heraelt, : The sexes.are left to ,choose their own occupation, and “it is ‘rather curious to.find that: sewing and embroidery are women, and°they nearly all trade on their own account. “Just as the men farm their own land, the women’ owl: their. business. They are.not saleswomen,for others, bgt traders on their own account, atid, ‘with the exeception of the'silk and ‘cloth: branches of the trade, it does not interfere with home life. . The bazaar lasts but three hours, and the women has. ample ‘time for hér home duties when her daily visit to the *bazaat is. over, She is never kept) away all day in shops and: factories., Her home hife.is always was: not” fifting®féré them<.) "No, ertificial }; . sit’ herself. I Priday Evedidg, April. 24th, Be sister of her own and ‘manages it herse o the }F y z April Cabin ek i distinctly male occupations, ‘ The retail ; trade of the country is-in the hands ‘of ta wae tiger * Will be delivered at the John W. Brace IN THE DOWNING BUILDING, MAIN STREET, He wil METHODIST CHURCH, ; perthvcl City. Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars, To be found in the: State,” <Qall atound and see my place and teat my goods, H. McKECHNIE, HOUSE PAINTER — “Onder the auspices of the ise keep , ’\S Ladies! Aid Society, AS FOLLOWS Fe Friday Evening, April 17th, er REY. L. J. GARVER, of Grass Valley. Subject—Sunshine and Shadows.” «feiss 3 ok itn ae ee Pree Stet HON. J. 7. HOWARD, of Grass Yalley Subject—‘“‘E. Pluribus Unum.” _—_— spoon ee Hard Oil Finishing and Decorating a Specialty. 2° = ss. All orders promptly. executed. Leave or-, _ ders at the Union Hotel.’ oe ie 6 MOP WI ante aa Yes, YouDo!—— .Xon want tobuy your goods where you can) get them Tickets for the Course, 50 cents, ‘Single Tickets, 25 cents. Children’s Tickets, 10 cents. aan the cheapest. Not cheap goods but cheap prices. © There is just one place in Nevada City where you'cdn do the center of:her, life. She would not negJust That Thing. lect it for any other. — Te’would séem to her a losing of. the greater in the less. . But the effect of thie cuetom of nearly every woman 5 ey EE ° 3b e qasinge little business of ber own has *. JAIMIES Kinkead —— great influence on her life. It broadens her To be plain, it is an acknowledged fact “that a views, It teaches her things she could not learn in the narrow circle of home duties’ It gives her that tolerance and understand ing: which: so forcibly strikes every one who knows her. ».It teaches. her to know her own strength and» weakness and; how to make the best of each,—Henry;-Fielding jn «Black wood’s Magazine,’”. ae opt ‘Bp WoLr, The Cash Grocer, Has received a consignment of i p2Fi Fine Imported and California Wines which he will sell at the following figures : Fashionable Dressmaking. ~ ‘Mrs. ©, LL, Farris and . daughter are pre pared to do fashionable dreasmaking and plain sewing. ‘Terms reasonable. Ab Misa} Jane Swift's, Sacramento street, al4-1w Hoop’s Pitta have won Yngh praise. for their prompt and efficient yet easy action, mRER CREAM ‘WITH OUR _ >. MONEY-SAVING COFFEESoh SPICES Our 50c Teas cost 75c Elsewhere Our 40c Teas . > vai ; ‘Elsewhere Our 35c Teas Ss Elsewhere Our 30c Teas. cost 40c Elsewhere Our 25c Teas _cost 35c Elsewhere Our 20c Teas cost 30c Elsewhere x Great American importing Tea Co, Commercial St., Nevada City. 56 Mill St, Grass Valley. > ° Headquarters, 52-58 Market Street, 8. F, TRY OUR 3 MONEY SAVING PRICES ~ MONEY SAVING STORES 9 a6 "4000 OPERATION Money Saved Every Day’ ”’ “No Spécial Day. ws Commercial St., adjoining Lat rae hs ¥ ¥ wei “Tranbeript Block.’ <* ” ee CARL SEIBT,, > +. _ Prop’r, . In public fayor:seems to cin es goods are always here, is r . . * . . Po serve us well is parraaes A "YV holesome Bread, if you should seek, ) He hae At fresh throaghout the wee VY isin $6 one hare, passonl teneg tO . (} ee Mate en Mr NE-ee, wien oh . 95 ie price liPulwayd julstatier far" R™ and Choice Wedding Cakes, we see, be donc wath tgnehies sing? : The New York Bakery is the kik sid x Boots an Boots and shoes made to order ia the béest{ es reasonabl A R: fog nestly aud promply attended to, a4 manner and at. pals’ OF Anest styles, and purtty : Has the largest stock of Furniture and all other things om his line, of all Grades, Kinds and Style, and will sell them at a lower rate than any other house in the County. Call at his Commercial Street, ‘anid see for yourself. §; -Morgan’s Imported Sherry, 50 cents per quart bottle.: ' George’s Imported Claret, 50 cents per bottle. ; Sweet California Muscat, 25 cents per quart bottle. Ameritan Champagne, Imperial, 75 cents. per pint bottle. : Durand & Co. Extra Sec. 75 cents, pint tle ‘Sauturne, 25 cents per bottle. =. ~~ > 1-2 barrel (30 gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents per gallon. _ Also, 4 dozen of bottles fine Blackberry Brandy at 2 é cents P. G. SCADDEN, Conimergial Street, The Freshest and. Best Sto Groceries, Provisions, Can Goods, Etc., BOG.) os arate 4 To be found in Nevada City =a GIVE ME A TRIAL. : e. ae For twenty years We have taken the lead in Stylish Millinery. . Dont buy. until you have seen our elegant Shaclay of Trimmed! 2. (150300, ; hihi; Hats Now -on: Exhibition. Mrs. Lester & Crawford . . abe Our Prescription Department any he oh : Pepe nt may be said tobe thoroughly up to date. z — porters thre, tegen and rugs that are o the highest standard -c Bek Purity and Excellence, . . pe taa “Physiciana and Bamilles sending Pressel. © 2 # g@ Presorip©. *tions to us may be cénfident that they nf eecrald Ray skillfully compoundéd.— @ take all the precaution necessary to. “ DICKERMIAN & co. Highly eS ee, ABS ES * h nsually on the customed pla house. The . cium light and the last act and. was at Ulysses Da ot Faust, w' pact with devil's ench to be irreap M. E. Nich tine, Margi

Pts Snes eee = & * Y THE DAILY TRANSCRIP bevade Oitv, Nevada County, Calif. , Sand a Pablished Evewines Daily Except igys an Bunecaste 1m Tanus—Fiftees Conte's Weeks pis Cents a Month; Six Doliarsa Year When Paid ti Advance for 6 Full Yéar. ; —— LocAL Reaping Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subaequent Time, One Dollar a e a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Mad oan on Application. : APRIL 14, 1896. pes Pst TUESDAY Summarized Mention of Minor ‘Home ‘Happenings. J! Sinipson, serving 5 days for vagraney, was discharged tuday from the county jail. Considerable snow fell. on the Washington ridge and other high pointe yesterday. The parade of the Georgia Minstrels and band, about noon,” brought out crowds of people, The band is a good one. The work of wiring the Union Hote! -for the Electric Power Company’s system, and also for‘the electric bells, is nearing completion.-1t is a big job and is being done PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise “Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. _ KE. D. Allie of San Francisco is in town. N. H. Karcher. of Sheridan is in town. F. Nichols of was in town yesterday. Mrs. F. J. Jones. and children, of Sacramen‘, are here on & visit. 5 John Pearson’ and son came up from Smarteville yesterday. ; Superintendent L, L. Myers came down Bloomfield yesterday. H. M. Thomas and S, Kay came down from Moore’s Flat yesterday. Mrs. W. O. Williams of Relief Hill is in town, ; ‘Allen A. Spencer of Merced was in town yesterday. i W., Goldstein of Sacramento arrived here last evening. ey R. Wallace of Aubura arrived here last eveuing. ©. H. Morgan of San Francisco arrived here last evening. ; _ T, L, Darling™ of Oakland arrived here, last evening. John Webber has returned from'a.-trip to San Francisco, ©. A. Marland ‘and family, of Rhode Island, are here looking at the mines. Sheriff Douglass returned last evening from Napa. G. G. Morrison of Wheatland arrived here last evening. : Supervisor D, McPheters left today for Truckee. preee pee Thomas Jones returned last evening from Pike City, where he has been for some time. WwW. H. Moore and Geo. Babie, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening. ‘ John German Jr., and H. German cam over from North San Juan yesterday. J. B. Robinson and F. Strenchen arrived here last evening from San Francisco. Miss:: Annie Harding. formerly of this city, will be married at Forbestown soon. Bd. Lawrence, Frank Tompkins and Mose Roberts are down from Washington. D. McMillan-of Sacramento arrived here last evening on his way to Washington. J. J. Morris.of Alleghany came down last evening on his way to San Francisco. SBI A. 8. Bigelow came down from Columbia Hill today. : , L. W. Batcheller came down from Wasbington today. E. Az Norton of Camptonville came down today on his way to San Francisco. J. BR. Tyrrell of Auburn is visiting Grass Valley, his former home. James Cairns returned last night from business trip to Sacramento. J.’ Downie of North San Juan passed through town today on his way to San Francisco. Chas. Bradley, who formerly resided in the city, arrived here last evening from Marysville on a visit. Mrs. D. R. McKillican of North Bloomfield returned last evening from a visit at San Francisco. District Attorney P. T. Riley is reported as being quite ill at the home of his mother at Grass Valley. — W. Davis, Geo; Cunard, W. Newell and E. Trundell arrived-here last evening from Bloomfield. J. J. Halpin of New York arrived here last evening He is interested in the Brunswick mine. J. L. Holland arrived here yesterday from British Columbia. He left again today for Wyoming, accompanied by his son Elwell THE GEORGIA MINSTRELS, They Will: Appear at the Theatre Here Tonight. The Indianopolis (Ind.) Daily Journal ays: There was a good audience at the theatre last night, and fan reigned fast and furious for well onto three hours. The attraction was the Georgia Minstrele, and these colored performers centainly furnished sweet music and entertainment in plenty, Their singing. dancing and comic features are e¢xceptionably clever, and they give a bright. performance all through, Billy Kersands and James White furnieh much of the fun in the first part. They are aided by James Moore and Billy Reynolds. Kérsands, of course, is well known to everybody as the most famous of all colored min= strels. He is inimitable, There are numerous features in the first part which more pretentious minstrels organizations would do well to copy, though it would be hard to get as.much: out of them as. these Georgia: do, © $ In the olio is Jalvan, the juggler, who introduces several entirely new feats in that line, and .who is much better thar the uspal run-of jugglers.. The female impersonations of Gauze are among the. best. ever seen here. The four old sports—Moore, Hillman, Verman sd: White—doe lever act, and the Crescent City -Quéftette ais an fb excellent oves<Billy-Kereands isy-of course, entertaining in his specialty. The entire show is good, The aim of the Georgias is to give an old-time mingtrels performance, 7™, ty ve F yeh # sag, Oroville, Fi) oe Be ati ewe, DavVisville, é in the best manner, There was every indication of a snow~ atorm this morning between 7 and 8 o’cleck, in-fact a few flukes fell, but the sun pushed the clouds. away and soon after shone forth bright and warm. As soon as the weather. becomes settled the numerous improvements contemplated by our residents will be carried out, » There promises to be much activity in this direction during the coming summer and fall. Miss Sutton, whose art studio is in the Transcript building, is securing “new pupils and is giving full satisfaction. She isa very competent teacher. : Although the past winter has not been a very cold one, there ere many families in thie Gity*whose supply of wood is growing short. The late cold snaps. have caused a consumption of fuel that was rather unexpected. WwW. Kelly and Swan Johnson . were brought up from Grass Valley today by Constable Townsend. The former is booked for fifteen days in the county jail for dis turbing the peace and the latter for ten days for vagrancy. Mrs. A. Perry has gone below on a visit During her absence the restaurant will be conducted. by her daughter, ‘Miss Sallie Percival. : —+-2@eThe Georgias Tonight. The Georgia Minstrels today made a fine appearance on ‘the street and rendered some excellent music with their band. There are quite a number of the colored gentlemen and judging by the advance notices a good performance will be witnessed by those who attend. In the company are some good singers and everything is brought up to date, The band will give another free concert in front of the Theatre this evening previous to the beginning of the minstrel performance, and it will be well worth listening to, IxpoverIsHED Buoop causes that tired feeling. Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies, enriches and vitalizes the blood, giving new life and increased vigor and vitality. — Hoon’s Piizs are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness, headache. Livery Stable Change. R. M. Latta has transferred his lease of the Wheatland Livery Stable to J. M. Gardner of the R. R. Stable and the latter moved out and in ‘IHursday. Rob intends taking his vehicles and horses to Nevada City in the near future where he will engage in the livery business, J. M. willjnow have the field all alone, which, for one-stable, is a fairly good one, .We wish both parties success in their new business changes, and, on-social grounds, are sorry to know that Rob and family are to leave us,—Wheatland -Four Corners. taal Social Hop. As the social hopand collation to be given by Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters tomorrow evening,-at/ Odd Fellows banquet Hall, dancing will begin promptly at 8:30 o'clock. ° As previously stated, Native Sons and their wives are invited, also Native Daughterg and the husbands of Native Daughters. Superior Court. The following businéss was transacted in the Superior Court-today, Hon, Jobn Caldwell presiding: Estate of Elle Ellen, deceased. Decree of settlement df 6th annual account, W. P. Mitchell was. brought up. from Bear river today and placed in the county jail. eo Boy. Wanted. Messenger boy wanted during schoo hours. Apply at Western Union Telegrap! Office. a8 + 6 io Bice The Best Fence. C. Hardy ‘and M. Cross, of North San the Star woven wire férce machine, and are ready to take orders for fences of any length and of different styles. The fences they put up are of the best quality and are very stylish, and @lso cheap. Write them for particulars. a8-lw ‘ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. eee M. Franklin, Washington M. C, Dapkley, Grass Valley, W. W. Williams, Relief Hill, © Mrs. W. O. Williams, ** ~ Mrs. F. J. Jones & ch., Sacramento, John German, San Juan, . Frank Bradbury,..°*.. _E,C, Allis, San Francisco, “Héary German, San Juan, . D. E; Dunbar, San Francisco, Miss.Edith Dailey, Sao Juan, Dan Morton, San Francisco, _ Oscar Mahon, Stockton, ©A ed. Seg Feecey: kee ard, Leavenworth, Maybert, Rist Mahows 8 inas, S. P. Rodgers, Oregon, D. P. Hai , Hartsborg, Juan, have the Nevada county agency for . '. Street. hs ey eo * Telegraphic. = P : Ere KE LOTT I OITA SSS ‘From all, Parts of the World. = z 228 £5 a 2 Special to the Daily Transcript. ry The Last Resort. Wasuneton, D. C., April 14,—Judge’ Lindley, of counsel. for appellant in the case of Austin-Walrath vs. Champion Mining Company, yesterday submitted the case to the United States Supreme Court, The cave is to be tried on briefs, and the points at issue will, determine the question of end lines. Provides a Bounty, Wasninctox, D, C., April 14,.—Senator Perkins yesterday introduced in the Senate the bill introduced in the House some time ago by Congressmen Grove L. Johnson, providing for an export bounty on agricultural products, when carried by either American or foreign vessels, When carried by American vessels the bounty is to be higher. The bill is in _azcordance with the views advocated before the Congressional committee by David Lubin of Sacramento. Succumbed to the X Rays. Cuicaco, April 14.—Experiments made by two medical Professors demonstrate that the cathode rays will positively destroy discase germs of all kinds. Germs after being subjected to the rays for a certain time cease to propagate and finally die. It is predicted that the new discovery will be highly instrumental in the cure of diseases. ‘ ‘Spain Will Not Accept Loxpon, April 14th.—A dispatch from Madrid to the Pall Mall Gazette says the Prime Minister of Spain is very sick and cannot be interviewed. His relatives admit that a communication has been received from President Cleveland, but that the terms thereof are such that Spain cannot accept. Those high in official circles still insist that Spam prefers war rather than humiliation. Unintentional Flimfiam. Keep your wits about you when making change. It is a simple mat ter to be flimflammed out of a good sum, and any merchant is liable te be a victim either of the unconscious or intentional flimflammer. .A few days ago a trade journal mentioned & case of how @ bright young merchant was almost out $20 through’ this means. A customer owed a bill ofi $1.95 and tendered a.$20 goldpiece in payment. The merchant pulled a couple of $10 bills out of his pocket, laid them on the counter and then opened the cash drawer to get: some small change. ‘‘Hold on,’' said the customer. ‘ “‘Idon’t want to rob gou of all your small change. Come to think of it, I’ve got’a couple of silver dollars here. Just give moa nickel, and we will call it square.’’ And, handing the merchant. the:$3, the customer picked up. the $20 gold. piece and dropped it into‘his pocket. Then he picked up the two $10 bills and the nickel and laid them away with the goldpiece and walked out. The merchant studied the sittation a few minutes and tlen realized that he was out $20. The customer who gecured the money was an eminently respectable person, however, and the act of flimflamming was undoubtedly a piece of absentmindedness. All flimflammers are not of Military Inspection.

Company C of this city will be inspected and mustered in on Tuesday evening, May 12th, at 8:30 o’clock..-The inspection wil} 1. be conducted by Major Frank Wright, as~ sisted by Captain F. D. L. Carrington, of the United States Army, and Lientenant Jolonel J. C, Carrier. A Curious Bible Verse. There is a verse in the’ Bible which contains every letter in the alphabet “except j, and it is said that there is only one such, It is the twenty-first verse of the seventh chapter of Ezra, and reads : *‘And I, . even I, Artaxerxes, the King, do make a. decree to all the treasurers which are beyond the river, that whatsoever Ezra, the priest, the seribe uf the law of God of heaven, shall require of you, it be done speedily.” : —_———_ 2-60 Boils and Pimples. ad * * _: San Francisco, Gal. Jan. 30, 1896. I had several pimpleg on my face and a large boil on one hand. 1 began takitig Hood's Sare-; parilla and after using three bottles I was cured, > J.:W. Johnson, 3 South. i Tees a _ Hoop’s Pivts care all liver ills, French roast pig at Pecor’s saloon, on the Jaza, tonight. Call and sample it. ”” Scteke Boe To Grase Valley; April 11, 1896, to the this class urifortuiiatelsafid a‘otosd) eye should be kept on the change.— . *"* i Shoe and Teather Gazette. Breer: see) Spring Millinery. A Salvationist. Drowned. . :{Eurexa, Humboldt county, April 14-— Captain Matthewson of the Salvation Army was drowned yesterday while fording a river, oh? Way 4 ra Massared. by Indians. Crry or Mexico, April 14.—A telegram from Caxacata says that. the rebel Indians raided the village of Inquels'and killed all the priests, schoolteachers and many citizens. Before committing the murders the Indians sacked the town. A Pnéamatic Gun Explodes New Yor, April 14.—While General Nelson A. Miles, ex-Secretary of the Navy Tracy and other distinguished army and navy men were witnessing a test ofa Dudley pneumatic gun, on East Isjand, the gun exploded. An outsider who was watching the test was cut in the neck by a picce of steel. oes Storms in Colorado, CrrrrLe Creex, April 13,—No fatalities have been reported’as result of the storm yesterday, Which was the most severe ever witnessed by anyone here, The damage catised by the blowing down of a bridge and buildings. and shaft houses thoughout the camp may reach $75,000. At Gillette, a big dance hall and two new blocks .were demolished and a 4 h unroofed Twenty tents were scattered about. Gravel was hurled though a plate glasses. Lost Both Reet. Rocuesrer, Pa., April 13.—While attempting to board the Fort Wayne local freight weatbound this morning Henry Jewell, aged 39 years, fell under the wheeland hati both legs crushed at the ankles. He was taken to the hospital, where both feet were amputated, +»-Anxions For Peace. «New. Yorx, April 13.—A dispatch to the Herald from Madrid says: With the employment of a little diplomacy by the United States the impending trouble with Spain can be averted. Your correspondent is conversation with the leaders of the two important political ‘parties in Spain. If the United States will approach the Spanish Government in a friendly spirit, and ask exactly whiat‘eonditions of autonomy the Spanish Government will grant to Cuba bfore the former Government recognizes the ingurgents on the island as belligerents the Spanish will meet such overtures half way. Native Sons’ Notice. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, -N. 8. G. W., will be held this evening end a;full attendance is desired. By order, W. T. Monk, Pres, ., E, J.Morgan, Sec’y. Carpets. The carpet season now begins and Legg & Shaw Qo, are:in. the tield with the finest stock in Nevada county. Brussels Carpet from 60 cents per yard up. al4 ce Menu. Free ligt at Star & Crescent saloon: Monday night—Beef Stew. Tuesday night—Ox Tail Soup. Wednesday night— Vegetable Soup. Thureday. night—Bean Soup. Friday night— Oyster Soup. Saturday night—Clam Chowder, Sunday night—Boston Baked Beans, oe Masonic Meetings. Called meetings of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F.& A. M., will be held at Masonic Hall Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, the 14th and 15th instants. ~al3-36 Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia, and all Throat and Lung diseases are cured byShiloh’s Cure. “Sold by Dickerman & Co. eee The llis of Women. +Qonstipation, causes more thao half the ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root Tea isa c eure for <Constipation. Sold by erman & (Oo, . _> Fashionable Stock _InNevada County.out examining my goods and prices. wa ‘IRS. 1. MARION, In Grass Valley, April 12, 1896, to the Geo, Mahalengen, Baltimore,. wite of Alf, Tregidgo, a son. A Package Given, Fach “Customer FREE} ° able to state almost authoritatively after) New York Ba N™ YORK BAKERY through ‘all time, Brest eee 2 The#® (Et is not liny where, in civiligation,. not even in Atiierica.~ It is ify en Burma, There#woman is on absolutely the same footing as man in all that pertains to law and custom. There is not & single law that doe not bear equally on“ inan the same as ‘on Woriat: Men bavernever tried "to *+bous’) them or to say what was fitting and , what. ise of Women. ideals from long past ages have been held ap to them as eternal éopies. It has been left to their own good sehse and to the éternal fitness of things to determine ‘what is womanly and what is not.’/ The result is, nome . is more womanly than, the Burmese woman, . : “none posdedses ain ‘greater strength all the nameless attraction of a woman.” In the-higher‘class a woman fias property lower classes she his a trade and runs it heraelt, : The sexes.are left to ,choose their own occupation, and “it is ‘rather curious to.find that: sewing and embroidery are women, and°they nearly all trade on their own account. “Just as the men farm their own land, the women’ owl: their. business. They are.not saleswomen,for others, bgt traders on their own account, atid, ‘with the exeception of the'silk and ‘cloth: branches of the trade, it does not interfere with home life. . The bazaar lasts but three hours, and the women has. ample ‘time for hér home duties when her daily visit to the *bazaat is. over, She is never kept) away all day in shops and: factories., Her home hife.is always was: not” fifting®féré them<.) "No, ertificial }; . sit’ herself. I Priday Evedidg, April. 24th, Be sister of her own and ‘manages it herse o the }F y z April Cabin ek i distinctly male occupations, ‘ The retail ; trade of the country is-in the hands ‘of ta wae tiger * Will be delivered at the John W. Brace IN THE DOWNING BUILDING, MAIN STREET, He wil METHODIST CHURCH, ; perthvcl City. Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars, To be found in the: State,” <Qall atound and see my place and teat my goods, H. McKECHNIE, HOUSE PAINTER — “Onder the auspices of the ise keep , ’\S Ladies! Aid Society, AS FOLLOWS Fe Friday Evening, April 17th, er REY. L. J. GARVER, of Grass Valley. Subject—Sunshine and Shadows.” «feiss 3 ok itn ae ee Pree Stet HON. J. 7. HOWARD, of Grass Yalley Subject—‘“‘E. Pluribus Unum.” _—_— spoon ee Hard Oil Finishing and Decorating a Specialty. 2° = ss. All orders promptly. executed.. Leave or-, _ ders at the Union Hotel.’ oe ie 6 MOP WI ante aa Yes, YouDo!—— .Xon want tobuy your goods where you can) get them Tickets for the Course, 50 cents, ‘Single Tickets, 25 cents. Children’s Tickets, 10 cents. aan the cheapest. Not cheap goods but cheap prices. © There is just one place in Nevada City where you'cdn do the center of:her, life. She would not negJust That Thing. lect it for any other. — Te’would séem to her a losing of. the greater in the less. . But the effect of thie cuetom of nearly every woman 5 ey EE ° 3b e qasinge little business of ber own has *. JAIMIES Kinkead —— great influence on her life. It broadens her To be plain, it is an acknowledged fact “that a views, It teaches her things she could not learn in the narrow circle of home duties’ It gives her that tolerance and understand ing: which: so forcibly strikes every one who knows her. ».It teaches. her to know her own strength and» weakness and; how to make the best of each,—Henry;-Fielding jn «Black wood’s Magazine,’”. ae opt ‘Bp WoLr, The Cash Grocer, Has received a consignment of i p2Fi Fine Imported and California Wines which he will sell at the following figures : Fashionable Dressmaking. ~ ‘Mrs. ©, LL, Farris and . daughter are pre pared to do fashionable dreasmaking and plain sewing. ‘Terms reasonable. Ab Misa} Jane Swift's, Sacramento street, al4-1w Hoop’s Pitta have won Yngh praise. for their prompt and efficient yet easy action, mRER CREAM ‘WITH OUR _ >.. MONEY-SAVING COFFEESoh SPICES Our 50c Teas cost 75c Elsewhere Our 40c Teas . > vai ; ‘Elsewhere Our 35c Teas Ss Elsewhere Our 30c Teas. cost 40c Elsewhere Our 25c Teas _cost 35c Elsewhere Our 20c Teas cost 30c Elsewhere x Great American importing Tea Co, Commercial St., Nevada City. 56 Mill St, Grass Valley. > ° Headquarters, 52-58 Market Street, 8. F, TRY OUR 3 MONEY SAVING PRICES ~ MONEY SAVING STORES 9 a6 "4000 OPERATION Money Saved Every Day’ ”’ “No Spécial Day. ws Commercial St., adjoining Lat rae hs ¥ ¥ wei “Tranbeript Block.’ <* ” ee CARL SEIBT,, > +. _ Prop’r, . In public fayor:seems to cin es goods are always here, is r . . * . . Po serve us well is parraaes A "YV holesome Bread, if you should seek, ) He hae At fresh throaghout the wee VY isin $6 one hare, passonl teneg tO . (} ee Mate en Mr NE-ee, wien oh . 95 ie price liPulwayd julstatier far" R™ and Choice Wedding Cakes, we see, be donc wath tgnehies sing? : The New York Bakery is the kik sid x Boots an Boots and shoes made to order ia the béest{ es reasonabl A R: fog nestly aud promply attended to, a4 manner and at. pals’ OF Anest styles, and purtty : Has the largest stock of Furniture and all other things om his line, of all Grades, Kinds and Style, and will sell them at a lower rate than any other house in the County. Call at his Commercial Street, ‘anid see for yourself. §; -Morgan’s Imported Sherry, 50 cents per quart bottle.: ' George’s Imported Claret, 50 cents per bottle. ; Sweet California Muscat, 25 cents per quart bottle. Ameritan Champagne, Imperial, 75 cents. per pint bottle. : Durand & Co. Extra Sec. 75 cents, pint tle ‘Sauturne, 25 cents per bottle. =. ~~ > 1-2 barrel (30 gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents per gallon. _ Also, 4 dozen of bottles fine Blackberry Brandy at 2 é cents P. G. SCADDEN, Conimergial Street, The Freshest and. Best Sto Groceries, Provisions, Can Goods, Etc., BOG.) os arate 4 To be found in Nevada City =a GIVE ME A TRIAL. : e. ae For twenty years We have taken the lead in Stylish Millinery. . Dont buy. until you have seen our elegant Shaclay of Trimmed! 2. (150300, ; hihi; Hats Now -on: Exhibition. Mrs. Lester & Crawford . . abe Our Prescription Department any he oh : Pepe nt may be said tobe thoroughly up to date. z — porters thre, tegen and rugs that are o the highest standard -c Bek Purity and Excellence, . . pe taa “Physiciana and Bamilles sending Pressel. © 2 # g@ Presorip©. *tions to us may be cénfident that they nf eecrald Ray skillfully compoundéd.— @ take all the precaution necessary to. “ DICKERMIAN & co. Highly eS ee, ABS ES * h nsually on the customed pla house. The . cium light and the last act and. was at Ulysses Da ot Faust, w' pact with devil's ench to be irreap M. E. Nich tine, Margi