April 22, 1898 (4 pages)

ney, 5 ad gh ship cadena eet ERNIE LE ST DAE ar rte ie BO i ee me R2oerwy Poe a 2.5 DSmOcr oe . . T RANSCRIE” Established Sept. 6. _ by Nat. P. Brows &C NEVADA CITY, NEVADA ©0., Cairsowiia . THE Published every avenin except * Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. tL. 8. phaceertes . i eal au al ee a ea ——} . . ‘parenid at the Postoffiee « at § Nevada City as . econd-class matter. } TRLEPHONE No. 4. FELT cee me FRIDAY..5.--+ APRIL 22, 1898 BRIBE MENTION, Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Now for the Natives. Fair weather tomorrow, according to . the weather clerk. Iée cream soda with fruit flavors at Eph. Cohn’s confectionery store. all There will be a dance at Blue Tent schoolhouse a week from tomorrow . night. . William Linehan, who hails from . Salt Luke, is the latest addition to the . Nevada City ball club. The local Companions of the For. esters of America will entertain their Grand Companion tomorrow night., The Grand Parlor committee of arrangements will méet at the Citizens Bank tonight, and every member should be there. The sub-contract for carrying the Nevada City and Dutch Flat mail is . now said to have been let ‘to Peter . Matthieson of Chalk Biuff, and not P. McCarthy of Red Dog as heretofore announced. A wing dam is being constructed in the Yuba river, below Smartsville, to direct the water course toward the Postlethwait dredger. A few days will suffice to do all the dam work necessary whert active operations by the dredger process will immediately be resumed. + ~@e --— } Down Country Ball. The Smartsville correspondent of the Appeal says: The Smartsville baseball club went to Pleasant Valley last Sunday to play the boys of that district. The game was almost too one-sided to be interesting. The Pleasant Valley boys should do some little practicing before challenging a club like Smartsville’s. Our home club undoubtedly became a little careless and as a matter of courtesy allowed the valley boys to get. away with 12 runs while Smartsville made ascore of 47. Dan Slattery of Smartsville umpired the game. A game is arranged to take place in Smartsville next. Sunday between the} Browns Valley club and the Seieiete. villians. The boys from acrodss the river will probably put forth their best efforts to redeem themselves as the home club badly worsted them in a} game two weeks ago in Browns Valley. . Rasher: ibe ene nie . } Mountain Scurvy. . A Port Wine correspondent of the! Downieville Enterprise says: Dan and . Today's War News Boiled Down. is of the opinion that a formal declation of War at five minates after twelve . the cruiser Nashville captured the . experts say the squadron is not strong enough to engage this . House makes the term of enlistment «oo he One of Our Cruisers Takes a Spanish Merchantman Into Port. he Great Warships of .This Country and Spain Are Today Hastening to the * Scene of Conflict. PS . . ae May Come This Way. Wasurnaron,A pril 22.—Naval officials believe that the Spanish fleet may go to the Pacific coast. Its concentration at Cape Verde is in harmony with this idea. The coast is open to raids by which terrible damage might be done. Today’s Prize. Key West, April 22—The fitst prize taken by the United States from Spain is the Spanish merchantman Bnena Ventura, bound from &4 Mississippi port to Rotterdam with a load of lumber. a blank shot at it which was ignored. A six-pounder was then fired when the vessel rounded to and was taken into port with its twenty sailors, a prize crew being put aboard. Great extitement prevails, all work at the docks being suspended. No Business Till Monday. WasnHincton April 22—The Senate adjourned today out of respect to Senator Walthall. No business will be transacted till Monday, when the-Navy Bill will come up. Secretary Long has ordered that no more information be given out as.to the movements of the fleet. A Blockade Proclamation. WasnixeTon, April 22d—The Presilent has issued a blockade proclama‘fon, It provides for blockading all gorts on the north coast of Cuba, also theport of Cienfnegos on the south soas t. WasnHINGToN, April 22.—Senator Davis cation of war by Congress is unnecessary. Cannon of Utah wants a deciaratomorrow. Charles Emory Smith was sworn in as Postmaster General this morning. Sampson’s fleet remained close to Key West last night. The vessels com. menced leaving for Key West at 6 a. m. and the last got away about 7. They did nut go in a body, The navy department calculates that the first vessel will arrive off Havana harbor about two p.m.—eleven a. m. San Francisco time. The first blood has been drawn by the United States. Capt. Mayward of Spanish merchantman “Bueno Ventura’ at. daylight, seventeen miles south of Key West, and sent ber into port with a prize crew. The Navy Department has decided to not dispatch the Schey squadron tc intercept the Spanish fleet. Naval fleet. The Spanish government control the Cape Verde cable and no reliance is placed here concerning the movements of the Spanish fleet. It may have sailed several days ago. There is an unconfirmed report that the Spanish warship “Alfonso Thirteenth” has been sunk by the Atlantic fleet. Nou news of this has™ been received at the Navy Department. The President’s proclamation calling for troops has been drawn up in’al-. ” most the exact words, of Lincoln’s famous fall for troops. Congressman Campbell of Illinois has tendered his services to the war department in raising a regiment of Illinois troops. The offer was accepth Mysterious. Stranger. Sr. Joun, N. B., April 22.—Incoming ships report a mysterious steamer -off Cape Race. It is apparently a Spanish warship watching for ‘American merchantmen. ~ PRRSONAL POINTERS. The conference committee’s report on the Hull militia bill as adopted by the The U.S,cruiser Nashville fired . for field service. “. THB RANDSBURG MINES. “ae Stery of a Miner Just Back From: There. . E. H. Kraft, who has been at Randsburg nearly a year, has returned to Stockton. “{ never saw a better mining country so far as surface indications are concerned, nor a poorer one when it comes _. to deep indications,” he remaaked to a . Mail reporter. The.color can be obtained anywhere . ‘onthe surface of the ground, which contains gold, silver, iron, lead, copper, asbestos and arsenic. ‘The richest specimen he saw ran fifty-one ounces to the ton in gold. The richest ore actually worked ran $80 to the ton, but there was only a small quantity of it. The gold pinches out at a depth of about a hundred feet. Owing to the expense of working the mines and the scarcity of water—which sells at Randsburg for three cents a gallon—there is not much use for miners to try that field. The country is better developed already than most people imagine. An Attack on Woodford. _ Henpaye, Spanish Frontier, April 22.— Woodford reached the frontier at 8a m. after an exciting experience. An attempt was made by the police to capture Consul Molino, a member of the U: 8. Legation, on the ground that he was a Spunish subject. The presence of mind of Woodford saved him.At Valladoli the train bearing Woodford. was stoned and several guards were called ont with drawn swords to guard it. Woodford slept through the trouble. To. Appropriate Honolala. _ San Franoisco, April 22.—Advices dated at Honolulu on the 14th say it was rumored that Minister Sewell and Admiral Mill would take possession of that island the next day as a coaling station for U. 8. warships. Refused an Office. Sacramento, April 22d.—Gov. Budd tendered the office of State Treasurer to ex-Senator Fred Cox of this. city who declined and recommended City Treasurer D. Carmichael of San Francisco for the place. Call For Volunteers. WASHINGTON, April 22.—The. call for 100,000 volunteers was issued this afterEEE EE The Truckee Damage Case. In the case of Thomas McAulay vs. John F. Moody, in which plaintiff recently obtained a verdict for $10,000 damages, Judge Nilon today ordered that the argument on defendant’s motion for judgment on ‘the special verdict be postponed from tomorrow to Monday. As to the general. verdict additional time to serve and file a notice of intention to move for a new a eS Aw ry Leg Broken by a Cave. At-Red Dog Wednesday. one of the Chinese engaged in ground-sluicing was caught by a cave from the bank and had one of his legs broken in two places. His fellow workmen dug him out. Dance at Blue Tent. There will be a dance at Blue Tent schoolhouse on Saturday evening, April 38th. All are invited. Tourists, Business, Professional, MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THE noon. FAMOUS A. Big Order. El Paso de Robles ita soli te oe SPRINGS. provide equipments for 75,000 troops The arsenal is working night and day and new men are being put on. Prices Reduced Go To THE Ow: for Pabst Milwaukee Lager—on draught. It is delicious. tf. _ PER WEEK. en the Pasific Coast. P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Hot Hot Sulphur Baths.Mud and ILL Sar. a THE United States Cou: waco a nal value in cases of Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking, . ' sissies $10, $12.50 and $15} The Greatest Hotel and Pleasure Resor The waters are unequalled for their mediciGRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day's Record of the Doings of Oar Neighbors. The city is putting a new bridge across Wolf creek on Auburn street. Today while George Lindsay was -working on the 700 level of the Brunswick mine the pump-rod struck him in ; the back. He will be laid up for some time. A number of members of Company H, which was mustered out of existence about two years ago, will tender their services to their country and in all probability a meeting will be held in a day or so and organize a company. After a lingering illness Mrs. John Eddie died yesterday. afternoon at her home on Bean stréet. Mrs. Eddie was aged thirty years, three months and one day, and a native of this State. Besifies a husbarid and a fifteen months old child she leaves several brothers and sisters. The funeral will take place on. tomorrow. afternoon at 2 o’clock from the family residence. ~ ee Toat Tirrep Frevine is due to impoverished blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla enriches and vitalizes the blood and gives strength, energy and vigor. Be su re to get Hood’s. Co. C to Torn Out With’ Hydraalle Parlor Sunday Evening. Company 0, N. G. C., Captain Nihell commanding, will go to the five. o’olock train Sunday afternoon {o assist Hy. Parlor delegutes who are to arrive on that train to spend the week here. = A procession will be formed with Goyne’s Band at the head and the visitors will be escorted to the Plaza from which one division will move up Broad street and the other up Main street. A large delegation will leave here Sunday noon with a band to meet the Grand Parlor excursion at Colfax. Society Cards. The TRANSCRIPT has a very large and complete assortment of emblem address cards for Grand Army Veterans, Son of Veterans, Women’s Relief Corps Ladies of the G. A.R., Native Sons and Curly Bears. : The designs are of the very latest and richest styles in the market and the stock is strictly first quality. We have a lot of new type specially intended for this class of work. Orders will be filled promptly and at reasonable prices. Come to the TranHoon’s Pris are purely vegetable . cript office and see the samples. and do not purge or gripe. All drugooe->— gists. 25c. Oall for Robin. Hood. — a Fe Great Special. defendant has been given twenty days 5 Oe ‘ This week we place on sale a lot of Boy’s Suits, age 4 to 14, in Black Cheviots,-and a small check, with Sailor Collars; SPECIAL, : $l 15 Per Suit. Men’s Wool Cheviott Suits—suitable for Spring and ~ Summer Wear, at $5.90 Per Suit. Just received an elegant line of Boy’s Blouse Waists, in all the latest goods. We are Leaders in Low Prices In Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Ghildren’s Shoes. Our Motto ; “LIVE AND LET LIVE.” omy) SSE G Cot The Popular Clothing Store. 10 WELCOME THE NATIVES, draulic Parlor in welcoming the Grand > two years. A Daily Chronicle “of the Doings of Old Chas. McLaugblin several weeks ago! The President is preparing a notice were brought to town, one from Morris. tu all Spanish subjects in the United town and the other from a short dis. tance below Port Wine, in-a most-piti. States giving the usual treaty year in able condition from anattack of scurvy. which to dispose of their business inTheir flesh is said to have actually . terests in this country. turned black in spots, and at one time . . Assistant Secretary Rosevelt has reit was thought neither would recover. tired f; the N ll = But under the careful treatment they . . ived trom thy: Mary, He will te. Ap are receiving at Masson’s hotel the old . men are improving very much. A Newspaper Incorporation. . pointed Brigadier General of Volun. teers. The State Department has prepared and the President has signed a proclaA corporation has been formed un. . mation announcing :the blockade of der the name of the Telegraph Publisb. Havana, also a note to the powers deing Company to publish the Evening . . fining our attitude as to privateering. Telegraph at Grass Valley. The trus. tees are the following who hold atock. The tariff bill will be reported MonThe provisions taxing tea and in the sums mentioned: . day. Thomas Ingram....: . $4,998 . coffee are stricken ont. Rog eesbig keel =) The Senate will take no steps toward Mra. ©; fnamim:. .20.00.-.0% 2. . declaring war till requested by the Mrs. E. J. Robinson. . . 2 President. Hereafter it will discuss ‘all war matters in executive session. The stock is divided into 10, 000 shares . having a par value of $1 per share. At 1:50 p. m. Speaker Reed signed the Army Volunteer Bill. —_+ #@e-—__—_—— A Prominent Mining Man. Waldeman Bry of Berlin, Germany, . The President signed the Army Volwho is here with Charles Stepp, is lookunteer Bill at 3:25 p. m. ‘The proclaing at our mines and is so favorably . . niation will follow tomorrow. impressed with them that he proposes to return in May for the purpose of’ making a further examination of some of them that have attracted his atten. tion. Mr. Bry represents the European . Any one. wishing Gloves to match mining syndicate of twenty-two their dress for the party will please bankers headed by the Rothschilds. . jeave their order, with sample of dress Rip aCe, . goods, at our store. We will match A Watch Presentation. them for you in Silk or Kid, providing At yesterday afternoon’s session of . you will give us your order in time. the Women’s Relief Corps Mrs. Mary . ; Wecan furnish you with Undressed Hartwell of Los Angeles, the retiring Kid, elbow length, 24 Button CentePresident. of the Department, was pre-. i meri, in all shades. Remember we are sented by her sisters with a magnifi-. agents for the celebrated Centemeri cent gold watch and chain. Mrs. Abbie . Gloves and they will not cost you any Sylvester, the newly elected President, . more than inferior Gloves. You can made the presentation address. lonly order them through us and if 2-2 @e 2 —-——— Decorating For the Natives. . they do not suit you are not obliged . . eR ar Kid Gloves For the Party a Specialty at Rosenberg Bros. 'to keep them. Today the. decorating committee of. al6-tf ROSENBERG Bros. Hydraulic Parlor are hard at work . vee putting up the N. 8. G. W. emblems for . Protect Your Child’s Head next week. Beautiful as the city has . i With one of Levy's vy's Golf Caps. Selling been this week, it will be greatly im-: proved by the banners, streamers, . paintings, ete., that the Natives have until now held in reserve. . now, and for a few days only, at TEN . STORE. Should Notify the Committee. 2c Oe Hot Lunch Every Night Native Sons’ week will please notify . al9-ttthe following committee immediately: . Georce A. Bar ey, WILi1aM T’. MONK, ; jolly time. . Pue Owt is the place to go to. They down from Truckee. . CENTS each, THe Poru.arR OLOTHING a22-5t j At the Council Chamber Saloon, corner Parties having rooms to rent during . Pine and Broad. Good music and a. ca ak ee ape Waning and Young. Deputy District Attorney Moody is Ex-Judge John Caldwell returned iast night from San Francisco. George Barton, who has been in various coast cities for the past nine months, is home again. = Mrs. Julius Gabriel and daughter, and Miss Gertrude Johnson of San Francisco are here visiting Mrs. Ga-}. briel’s pare nts, Mr. and Mrs. A. Barah, ooo Try THe Owt for fine mixed drinks. We know how to mix ’em. m31-tf. ———_—_+ cee Line-up Of Sunday’s Game. Athletic Banners Johnson: 66205 «se: c..&.Hansen ¥ Nowhert: 3.5. 20D es es Rockenfield Voork se: os. 2 ee . Silva . Newbert.:. 9a bss sas83 Scooney i 83d b..Beckley Karcher... 38. . Ballestero [ROMAN 5. fe esse if. . Mitchell De oh oat ress ef. .Linahan Nh Ree we rf. . Sullivan <2 + The Delegates Gone. A few of the Grand Army visitors who have been spending the week here took their departure on the early morning train, but. the most of them left at noon. +++ A New Store. W. B. Robb, recently from Orosi, is about to open a dry goods and notion store in the Transcript block. It will pe known as the New York Store. None Equal To It. It is conceded by every one who has visited the store of J. Levy, proprietor of the Popular Clothing Store, that better bargains can be had there than at any other place in town. Go and see for yourself. it EVERYTHING is first-class at Toe OwL, and at popular prices. m31-tf. C. H. HARRISON, DEALER Iz All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco] or The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town. ———— C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREET. — Opp. Rosenberg Bros. FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE State and Federal. as wr tel J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at : Law, pinhg Pthitemmet BUILDING,COR. and Pine streets. Nevada City. ian paca, THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, FFICE—LONES BUILDING, COR. O mercial and Pine Gaede” or. J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and instrumental Music, Also Choral and Orchestra! Director. Be gk ge hn ay Go ou! weekly for t pervene of instructing pupils at their one x. petiowiars so% . asto terms of tuition, ete , at his 2 eee Neneh Pind Teen, oe n No 6 atthe petronaliy Hotel. NevadaCity. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Nevada City. RUHSTALLER’S For Family Use. Leave orders with Frank I. Lammon, Nevad: City Transcript Block, Commercial Street, “GILT EDGE” BEER WHEELIBAN BROS., Grass Valley, Agents. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Liver, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Eczema and all Blood and Skin Diseases. trains leave Third and Townsend St n rancisce arriving at Borinage at ¢ 3:90 P. vigntoong Bad No Staging. Fare $6.20. Write for Pamphlet. E. F. BURNS, Manager. ‘¢ Cash Works Wonders.’’ Harness and Saddlery CHEAPER THAN EVER. JAMES CAIRNS, Broad st., opp. National Hotel, has established the foliowing PRICES FOR CASH mia ag p Dusters.. . Buggy Whips.. Four-horse Whips Sweat Pads, per pair. = e § 3 wesuusussususEEssS 2 i] a es. il eka Cont fd angen BO Bier Gall Dak, per box.. BOs A Good Living bt and more may be made by any VapoCresolene Whooping Cough, Croup Asthma, Catarrh, Colds CRESOLENE . bel aeiaioneent i aiven te ing by inhal Means came As Diphtheria, Searlet Fever, ete Sold by Safest and Most Effectual ts sep ine and bronchial tu’ Cough and ip prs Boyan heey render one with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or illustrated lectures in small towns and villages. A small capital and energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures licAllister’ s Magic Lanterns” And Stéreopticons . ,. tertainments ". free upon requesi. T.H. McALLisrsr, and explains the operation ot} ¥Q§t and tells how to conduct en-. will be mailed. Store 203. Telephone—Resiaence 201. BQ8.Commercial Street. al Francisco Bulletin 285 The Transerip AND 75 Cts Per Month. ©O@ Gives all the News Seven Hours Ahead of the San Francisco Morning Papers. MANHOOD RESTORED CLIPIDENE. This Vegetable, Vitalizer Cures All CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. — 23 Cane a ' 5 s me the active principle on whe the vitality of the SEX ans is because ba which DINE ist the only known remree eccen ees 4a permanent cure is not effe “ete 76 Washington St., Chicago. E. J. Morean. j sts others follow. m81-tf. H. DICKERMAN, , Drsertet and pales, Bi taorcmn go oO. osm 8 u Francioo, Cal Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs ba si —PRIDAY. EL TE IE k GR The Sao Daily Tra a Tue Trai 3 tion with 1 and the. TY to-all who: FIVE CEN B. D. Fo. . sentative c "week or m: great news to avail the can give 4t man. Tt must! payment, i ‘nation pap last Satar< ular collec will be as City Atto: st Marsha] that twen sold durit $420; fou licenses, total, $576 City T1 $20,533.50 port and ‘ paid $21, having b were $192! The fol thé gener Salarie: Tompkin roy, nigh ellyn, dri South . for Mare! W. Sco 0. C.C W.G. J.8.H Electri lights, $1 Labor$8.85, E $1.25, S. $3.75, E. A.P. Da W.G. © T. 8. E water fu The fo were all Nevad Engine Alarm § De ‘By loca reach t! There i and the Deafne dition Eustac gets. i sound it is en sait, al be tak jts nor destro tem a nothir the m1 We for an catarr Oatari free. F. J. Sok tle. an

ney, 5 ad gh ship cadena eet ERNIE LE ST DAE ar rte ie BO i ee me R2oerwy Poe a 2.5 DSmOcr oe . . T RANSCRIE” Established Sept. 6. _ by Nat. P. Brows &C NEVADA CITY, NEVADA ©0., Cairsowiia . THE Published every avenin except * Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. tL. 8. phaceertes . i eal au al ee a ea ——} . . ‘parenid at the Postoffiee « at § Nevada City as . econd-class matter. } TRLEPHONE No. 4. FELT cee me FRIDAY...5.--+ APRIL 22, 1898 BRIBE MENTION, Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Now for the Natives. Fair weather tomorrow, according to . the weather clerk. Iée cream soda with fruit flavors at Eph. Cohn’s confectionery store. all There will be a dance at Blue Tent schoolhouse a week from tomorrow . night. . William Linehan, who hails from . Salt Luke, is the latest addition to the . Nevada City ball club. The local Companions of the For. esters of America will entertain their Grand Companion tomorrow night., The Grand Parlor committee of arrangements will méet at the Citizens Bank tonight, and every member should be there. The sub-contract for carrying the Nevada City and Dutch Flat mail is . now said to have been let ‘to Peter . Matthieson of Chalk Biuff, and not P. McCarthy of Red Dog as heretofore announced. A wing dam is being constructed in the Yuba river, below Smartsville, to direct the water course toward the Postlethwait dredger. A few days will suffice to do all the dam work necessary whert active operations by the dredger process will immediately be resumed. + ~@e --— } Down Country Ball. The Smartsville correspondent of the Appeal says: The Smartsville baseball club went to Pleasant Valley last Sunday to play the boys of that district. The game was almost too one-sided to be interesting. The Pleasant Valley boys should do some little practicing before challenging a club like Smartsville’s. Our home club undoubtedly became a little careless and as a matter of courtesy allowed the valley boys to get. away with 12 runs while Smartsville made ascore of 47. Dan Slattery of Smartsville umpired the game. A game is arranged to take place in Smartsville next. Sunday between the} Browns Valley club and the Seieiete. villians. The boys from acrodss the river will probably put forth their best efforts to redeem themselves as the home club badly worsted them in a} game two weeks ago in Browns Valley. . Rasher: ibe ene nie . } Mountain Scurvy. . A Port Wine correspondent of the! Downieville Enterprise says: Dan and . Today's War News Boiled Down. is of the opinion that a formal declation of War at five minates after twelve . the cruiser Nashville captured the . experts say the squadron is not strong enough to engage this . House makes the term of enlistment «oo he One of Our Cruisers Takes a Spanish Merchantman Into Port. he Great Warships of .This Country and Spain Are Today Hastening to the * Scene of Conflict. PS . . ae May Come This Way. Wasurnaron,A pril 22.—Naval officials believe that the Spanish fleet may go to the Pacific coast. Its concentration at Cape Verde is in harmony with this idea. The coast is open to raids by which terrible damage might be done. Today’s Prize. Key West, April 22—The fitst prize taken by the United States from Spain is the Spanish merchantman Bnena Ventura, bound from &4 Mississippi port to Rotterdam with a load of lumber. a blank shot at it which was ignored. A six-pounder was then fired when the vessel rounded to and was taken into port with its twenty sailors, a prize crew being put aboard. Great extitement prevails, all work at the docks being suspended. No Business Till Monday. WasnHincton April 22—The Senate adjourned today out of respect to Senator Walthall. No business will be transacted till Monday, when the-Navy Bill will come up. Secretary Long has ordered that no more information be given out as.to the movements of the fleet. A Blockade Proclamation. WasnixeTon, April 22d—The Presilent has issued a blockade proclama‘fon, It provides for blockading all gorts on the north coast of Cuba, also theport of Cienfnegos on the south soas t. WasnHINGToN, April 22.—Senator Davis cation of war by Congress is unnecessary. Cannon of Utah wants a deciaratomorrow. Charles Emory Smith was sworn in as Postmaster General this morning. Sampson’s fleet remained close to Key West last night. The vessels com. menced leaving for Key West at 6 a. m. and the last got away about 7. They did nut go in a body, The navy department calculates that the first vessel will arrive off Havana harbor about two p.m.—eleven a. m. San Francisco time. The first blood has been drawn by the United States. Capt. Mayward of Spanish merchantman “Bueno Ventura’ at. daylight, seventeen miles south of Key West, and sent ber into port with a prize crew. The Navy Department has decided to not dispatch the Schey squadron tc intercept the Spanish fleet. Naval fleet. The Spanish government control the Cape Verde cable and no reliance is placed here concerning the movements of the Spanish fleet. It may have sailed several days ago. There is an unconfirmed report that the Spanish warship “Alfonso Thirteenth” has been sunk by the Atlantic fleet. Nou news of this has™ been received at the Navy Department. The President’s proclamation calling for troops has been drawn up in’al-. ” most the exact words, of Lincoln’s famous fall for troops. Congressman Campbell of Illinois has tendered his services to the war department in raising a regiment of Illinois troops. The offer was accepth Mysterious. Stranger. Sr. Joun, N. B., April 22.—Incoming ships report a mysterious steamer -off Cape Race. It is apparently a Spanish warship watching for ‘American merchantmen. ~ PRRSONAL POINTERS. The conference committee’s report on the Hull militia bill as adopted by the The U.S,cruiser Nashville fired . for field service. “. THB RANDSBURG MINES. “ae Stery of a Miner Just Back From: There. . E. H. Kraft, who has been at Randsburg nearly a year, has returned to Stockton. “{ never saw a better mining country so far as surface indications are concerned, nor a poorer one when it comes _. to deep indications,” he remaaked to a . Mail reporter. The.color can be obtained anywhere . ‘onthe surface of the ground, which contains gold, silver, iron, lead, copper, asbestos and arsenic. ‘The richest specimen he saw ran fifty-one ounces to the ton in gold. The richest ore actually worked ran $80 to the ton, but there was only a small quantity of it. The gold pinches out at a depth of about a hundred feet. Owing to the expense of working the mines and the scarcity of water—which sells at Randsburg for three cents a gallon—there is not much use for miners to try that field. The country is better developed already than most people imagine. An Attack on Woodford. _ Henpaye, Spanish Frontier, April 22.— Woodford reached the frontier at 8a m. after an exciting experience. An attempt was made by the police to capture Consul Molino, a member of the U: 8. Legation, on the ground that he was a Spunish subject. The presence of mind of Woodford saved him.At Valladoli the train bearing Woodford. was stoned and several guards were called ont with drawn swords to guard it. Woodford slept through the trouble. To. Appropriate Honolala. _ San Franoisco, April 22.—Advices dated at Honolulu on the 14th say it was rumored that Minister Sewell and Admiral Mill would take possession of that island the next day as a coaling station for U. 8. warships. Refused an Office. Sacramento, April 22d.—Gov. Budd tendered the office of State Treasurer to ex-Senator Fred Cox of this. city who declined and recommended City Treasurer D. Carmichael of San Francisco for the place. Call For Volunteers. WASHINGTON, April 22.—The. call for 100,000 volunteers was issued this afterEEE EE The Truckee Damage Case. In the case of Thomas McAulay vs. John F. Moody, in which plaintiff recently obtained a verdict for $10,000 damages, Judge Nilon today ordered that the argument on defendant’s motion for judgment on ‘the special verdict be postponed from tomorrow to Monday. As to the general. verdict additional time to serve and file a notice of intention to move for a new a eS Aw ry Leg Broken by a Cave. At-Red Dog Wednesday. one of the Chinese engaged in ground-sluicing was caught by a cave from the bank and had one of his legs broken in two places. His fellow workmen dug him out. Dance at Blue Tent. There will be a dance at Blue Tent schoolhouse on Saturday evening, April 38th. All are invited. Tourists, Business, Professional, MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THE noon. FAMOUS A. Big Order. El Paso de Robles ita soli te oe SPRINGS. provide equipments for 75,000 troops The arsenal is working night and day and new men are being put on. Prices Reduced Go To THE Ow: for Pabst Milwaukee Lager—on draught. It is delicious. tf. _ PER WEEK. en the Pasific Coast. P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Hot Hot Sulphur Baths.Mud and ILL Sar. a THE United States Cou: waco a nal value in cases of Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking, . ' sissies $10, $12.50 and $15} The Greatest Hotel and Pleasure Resor The waters are unequalled for their mediciGRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day's Record of the Doings of Oar Neighbors. The city is putting a new bridge across Wolf creek on Auburn street. Today while George Lindsay was -working on the 700 level of the Brunswick mine the pump-rod struck him in ; the back. He will be laid up for some time. A number of members of Company H, which was mustered out of existence about two years ago, will tender their services to their country and in all probability a meeting will be held in a day or so and organize a company. After a lingering illness Mrs. John Eddie died yesterday. afternoon at her home on Bean stréet. Mrs. Eddie was aged thirty years, three months and one day, and a native of this State. Besifies a husbarid and a fifteen months old child she leaves several brothers and sisters. The funeral will take place on. tomorrow. afternoon at 2 o’clock from the family residence. ~ ee Toat Tirrep Frevine is due to impoverished blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla enriches and vitalizes the blood and gives strength, energy and vigor. Be su re to get Hood’s. Co. C to Torn Out With’ Hydraalle Parlor Sunday Evening. Company 0, N. G. C., Captain Nihell commanding, will go to the five. o’olock train Sunday afternoon {o assist Hy. Parlor delegutes who are to arrive on that train to spend the week here. = A procession will be formed with Goyne’s Band at the head and the visitors will be escorted to the Plaza from which one division will move up Broad street and the other up Main street. A large delegation will leave here Sunday noon with a band to meet the Grand Parlor excursion at Colfax. Society Cards. The TRANSCRIPT has a very large and complete assortment of emblem address cards for Grand Army Veterans, Son of Veterans, Women’s Relief Corps Ladies of the G. A.R., Native Sons and Curly Bears. : The designs are of the very latest and richest styles in the market and the stock is strictly first quality. We have a lot of new type specially intended for this class of work. Orders will be filled promptly and at reasonable prices. Come to the TranHoon’s Pris are purely vegetable . cript office and see the samples. and do not purge or gripe. All drugooe->— gists. 25c. Oall for Robin. Hood. — a Fe Great Special. defendant has been given twenty days 5 Oe ‘ This week we place on sale a lot of Boy’s Suits, age 4 to 14, in Black Cheviots,-and a small check, with Sailor Collars; SPECIAL, : $l 15 Per Suit. Men’s Wool Cheviott Suits—suitable for Spring and ~ Summer Wear, at $5.90 Per Suit. Just received an elegant line of Boy’s Blouse Waists, in all the latest goods. We are Leaders in Low Prices In Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Ghildren’s Shoes. Our Motto ; “LIVE AND LET LIVE.” omy) SSE G Cot The Popular Clothing Store. 10 WELCOME THE NATIVES, draulic Parlor in welcoming the Grand > two years.

A Daily Chronicle “of the Doings of Old Chas. McLaugblin several weeks ago! The President is preparing a notice were brought to town, one from Morris. tu all Spanish subjects in the United town and the other from a short dis. tance below Port Wine, in-a most-piti. States giving the usual treaty year in able condition from anattack of scurvy. which to dispose of their business inTheir flesh is said to have actually . terests in this country. turned black in spots, and at one time . . Assistant Secretary Rosevelt has reit was thought neither would recover. tired f; the N ll = But under the careful treatment they . . ived trom thy: Mary, He will te. Ap are receiving at Masson’s hotel the old . men are improving very much. A Newspaper Incorporation. . pointed Brigadier General of Volun. teers. The State Department has prepared and the President has signed a proclaA corporation has been formed un. . mation announcing :the blockade of der the name of the Telegraph Publisb. Havana, also a note to the powers deing Company to publish the Evening . . fining our attitude as to privateering. Telegraph at Grass Valley. The trus. tees are the following who hold atock. The tariff bill will be reported MonThe provisions taxing tea and in the sums mentioned: . day. Thomas Ingram........: . $4,998 . coffee are stricken ont. Rog eesbig keel =) The Senate will take no steps toward Mra. ©; fnamim:.. .20.00..-.0% 2. . declaring war till requested by the Mrs. E. J. Robinson. . .. 2 President. Hereafter it will discuss ‘all war matters in executive session. The stock is divided into 10, 000 shares . having a par value of $1 per share. At 1:50 p. m. Speaker Reed signed the Army Volunteer Bill. —_+ #@e-—__—_—— A Prominent Mining Man. Waldeman Bry of Berlin, Germany, . The President signed the Army Volwho is here with Charles Stepp, is lookunteer Bill at 3:25 p. m. ‘The proclaing at our mines and is so favorably . . niation will follow tomorrow. impressed with them that he proposes to return in May for the purpose of’ making a further examination of some of them that have attracted his atten. tion. Mr. Bry represents the European . Any one. wishing Gloves to match mining syndicate of twenty-two their dress for the party will please bankers headed by the Rothschilds. . jeave their order, with sample of dress Rip aCe, . goods, at our store. We will match A Watch Presentation. them for you in Silk or Kid, providing At yesterday afternoon’s session of . you will give us your order in time. the Women’s Relief Corps Mrs. Mary . ; Wecan furnish you with Undressed Hartwell of Los Angeles, the retiring Kid, elbow length, 24 Button CentePresident. of the Department, was pre-. i meri, in all shades. Remember we are sented by her sisters with a magnifi-. agents for the celebrated Centemeri cent gold watch and chain. Mrs. Abbie . Gloves and they will not cost you any Sylvester, the newly elected President, . more than inferior Gloves. You can made the presentation address. lonly order them through us and if 2-2 @e 2 —-——— Decorating For the Natives. . they do not suit you are not obliged . . eR ar Kid Gloves For the Party a Specialty at Rosenberg Bros. 'to keep them. Today the. decorating committee of. al6-tf ROSENBERG Bros. Hydraulic Parlor are hard at work . vee putting up the N. 8. G. W. emblems for . Protect Your Child’s Head next week. Beautiful as the city has . i With one of Levy's vy's Golf Caps. Selling been this week, it will be greatly im-: proved by the banners, streamers, . paintings, ete., that the Natives have until now held in reserve. . now, and for a few days only, at TEN . STORE. Should Notify the Committee. 2c Oe Hot Lunch Every Night Native Sons’ week will please notify . al9-ttthe following committee immediately: . Georce A. Bar ey, WILi1aM T’. MONK, ; jolly time. . Pue Owt is the place to go to. They down from Truckee. . CENTS each, THe Poru.arR OLOTHING a22-5t j At the Council Chamber Saloon, corner Parties having rooms to rent during . Pine and Broad. Good music and a. ca ak ee ape Waning and Young. Deputy District Attorney Moody is Ex-Judge John Caldwell returned iast night from San Francisco. George Barton, who has been in various coast cities for the past nine months, is home again. = Mrs. Julius Gabriel and daughter, and Miss Gertrude Johnson of San Francisco are here visiting Mrs. Ga-}. briel’s pare nts, Mr. and Mrs. A. Barah, ooo Try THe Owt for fine mixed drinks. We know how to mix ’em. m31-tf. ———_—_+ cee Line-up Of Sunday’s Game. Athletic Banners Johnson: 66205 «se: c....&.Hansen ¥ Nowhert: 3.5. 20D es es Rockenfield Voork se: os.. 2 ee . Silva . Newbert.:.. 9a bss sas83 Scooney i 83d b....Beckley Karcher..... 38. . Ballestero [ROMAN 5. fe esse if. . Mitchell De oh oat ress ef. .Linahan Nh Ree we rf. . Sullivan <2 + The Delegates Gone. A few of the Grand Army visitors who have been spending the week here took their departure on the early morning train, but. the most of them left at noon. +++ A New Store. W. B. Robb, recently from Orosi, is about to open a dry goods and notion store in the Transcript block. It will pe known as the New York Store. None Equal To It. It is conceded by every one who has visited the store of J. Levy, proprietor of the Popular Clothing Store, that better bargains can be had there than at any other place in town. Go and see for yourself. it EVERYTHING is first-class at Toe OwL, and at popular prices. m31-tf. C. H. HARRISON, DEALER Iz All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco] or The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town. ———— C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREET. — Opp. Rosenberg Bros. FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE State and Federal. as wr tel J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at : Law, pinhg Pthitemmet BUILDING,COR. and Pine streets. Nevada City. ian paca, THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, FFICE—LONES BUILDING, COR. O mercial and Pine Gaede” or. J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and instrumental Music, Also Choral and Orchestra! Director. Be gk ge hn ay Go ou! weekly for t pervene of instructing pupils at their one x.. petiowiars so% . asto terms of tuition, ete , at his 2 eee Neneh Pind Teen, oe n No 6 atthe petronaliy Hotel. NevadaCity. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Nevada City. RUHSTALLER’S For Family Use. Leave orders with Frank I. Lammon, Nevad: City Transcript Block, Commercial Street, “GILT EDGE” BEER WHEELIBAN BROS., Grass Valley, Agents. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Liver, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Eczema and all Blood and Skin Diseases. trains leave Third and Townsend St n rancisce arriving at Borinage at ¢ 3:90 P. vigntoong Bad No Staging. Fare $6.20. Write for Pamphlet. E. F. BURNS, Manager. ‘¢ Cash Works Wonders.’’ Harness and Saddlery CHEAPER THAN EVER. JAMES CAIRNS, Broad st., opp. National Hotel, has established the foliowing PRICES FOR CASH mia ag p Dusters... . Buggy Whips... Four-horse Whips Sweat Pads, per pair. = e § 3 wesuusussususEEssS 2 i] a es. il eka Cont fd angen BO Bier Gall Dak, per box.... BOs A Good Living bt and more may be made by any VapoCresolene Whooping Cough, Croup Asthma, Catarrh, Colds CRESOLENE . bel aeiaioneent i aiven te ing by inhal Means came As Diphtheria, Searlet Fever, ete Sold by Safest and Most Effectual ts sep ine and bronchial tu’ Cough and ip prs Boyan heey render one with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or illustrated lectures in small towns and villages. A small capital and energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures licAllister’ s Magic Lanterns” And Stéreopticons . ,. tertainments ". free upon requesi. T.H. McALLisrsr, and explains the operation ot} ¥Q§t and tells how to conduct en-. will be mailed. Store 203. Telephone—Resiaence 201. BQ8.Commercial Street. al Francisco Bulletin 285 The Transerip AND 75 Cts Per Month. ©O@ Gives all the News Seven Hours Ahead of the San Francisco Morning Papers. MANHOOD RESTORED CLIPIDENE. This Vegetable, Vitalizer Cures All CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. — 23 Cane a ' 5 s me the active principle on whe the vitality of the SEX ans is because ba which DINE ist the only known remree eccen ees 4a permanent cure is not effe “ete 76 Washington St., Chicago. E. J. Morean. j sts others follow. m81-tf. H. DICKERMAN, , Drsertet and pales, Bi taorcmn go oO. osm 8 u Francioo, Cal Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs ba si —PRIDAY. EL TE IE k GR The Sao Daily Tra a Tue Trai 3 tion with 1 and the. TY to-all who: FIVE CEN B. D. Fo. . sentative c "week or m: great news to avail the can give 4t man. Tt must! payment, i ‘nation pap last Satar< ular collec will be as City Atto: st Marsha] that twen sold durit $420; fou licenses, total, $576 City T1 $20,533.50 port and ‘ paid $21, having b were $192! The fol thé gener Salarie: Tompkin roy, nigh ellyn, dri South . for Mare! W. Sco 0. C.C W.G. J.8.H Electri lights, $1 Labor$8.85, E $1.25, S. $3.75, E. A.P. Da W.G. © T. 8. E water fu The fo were all Nevad Engine Alarm § De ‘By loca reach t! There i and the Deafne dition Eustac gets. i sound it is en sait, al be tak jts nor destro tem a nothir the m1 We for an catarr Oatari free. F. J. Sok tle. an