December 24, 1897 (4 pages)

paren ‘ swindyp :attorne -that th ‘innkeepers’ act had no exisytence owing to a blunder of the Legistonight and Saturday, generally with-. go “battery ‘bios ‘coe Frank ioe was dismissed today. . . ELW. Brownell’s family have’ ‘come . from Austin, Nevada, to join him bere. ‘Mainhart Jr. and Miss Josie! same way and have since had albthe ee ae “or ‘Pork and matton that customers of titis ind a: -. Kitts have) market will. uring the h ‘Frandisco to spend the rag and dressing the utmost care is taken tthe Methodist and Episeopel churobes . pearance when. it is hung up and proptontorrow. erly arranged. The market walls will Samnel-Hodge of this city and» Miss} be hidden from view by the quarters Janibe' of Rattlesnake Ravine will be) and halves of choice beef, flanked with ma tonight. a healthy colored mutton and cleanThe.football. game between Grass looking pork. Numerous porkers suitValley and Suisun will begin at ' 1:30) able for roasting whole will be in the tomorrow afternoon. display, together with long chains. of William A.’ Hart and Miss Almina. fine link sausages. Frankfurters and Cornelius were married last night and . bolognas, also large heaps of sausage went to San Francisco. James H. Boyer, a forner court reclusters of nice, well cured and propporter of Tulare county, will open a. erly smoked hams and bacon. The. ’ school of stenography and typewriting lard manufactured by this firm isan in this city, . article that should not be. passed by Sutter Camp of Argonauts have been . without mentioning. It is pure and of invited to go to Marysville on January finest: quality. In fact everything kept 12th to confer their sublime degrees on. in a first-class meat market will be on & new camp to be formed there: exhibition, and ei snap is cordially The Maysville Appeal says: Mics . invited to call and view the display. Jorie Mitchell of Grass Valley was in. _ Grissel Bros. extend the compliments this city Wednesday ep route to Oro-/ of the season to all their patrons and ville to spend Christmas with her to the public generally, and will at all brother. times give to customers generous treatLast evening’s Tidings says: There. ment and the best of everything in ‘have “been rumors afloat that a faro . their line. 28-2. ame was running in Grass Valley, and re BRIEF MENTION. ithis led Sheriff Getchell to visit our city today. “He found no. ground’ for Minor Hotes and Comm ‘Comments of Local Interest. ‘the report. A warning from -him nipped . an enterprise of this kind in J.8. Goodwin of You Bet was in town today. The rrrrencoes: Act”? Void. ©A sprinkle of snow fell between nine nd ten o’clock last night. Judge Day, of th the e Superior Court of Santa Barbara county, has decided the . ,. “Innkeepers’ Act” to be invalid. A. B. Wolf, B. Lutz and B. F. ‘Snell This decisiow grew:out\of the arrest have been appointed appraisers of the estate of the late George Kohler. The first instaliment of taxes colof J. 0. Baker, who was ‘brought from the Needles.at the instance of the proprietor poeamex Barbara hotel; who! jected in this county, amounting to charged ‘Baker: with attempting ‘to . ¢24792 34, has been paid into the State 1 out. of a board bill. The treasury. for.the defendant claimed The report from the San Drsinticn Weather Bureau is: “Uusettled weather ature of 1893, which contention the out rain.” @ourt. uphelde-,’ At seven o'clock this morning the A “Christmas Spread. . thermometer was 35 degrees above zero. Clouds indicated an approachSheriff Getaiell will entertain fifteen ing storm. gueste; at the county jail‘ tomorrow! ‘Pne gupervisors have been requested with a Otristmas dinner. This dinner/»y the Golden Jubilee parade com“will not be as elaborate an affair per-. mittee to appoint two aids to represnt haps as will, be: afforded at the first-. this county on the staff of Grand . élass bote ‘of the country, but it will . Warshal Morse, include a variety of delicacies that do. ‘The young people of the Catholic not inarily, fall to the lot of county . Sanday school had a dance at Odd Fel. #t 6, 8 and 10:30 o'clock a. m. A spec-; Rev. W.S8. Withrow, M. E. Church onginey i lows hall last evening, in place of the ial choir of twenty voices, accompanied ; pastor, has been holding protracted . tree exercises with which they have in by an orchestra, will render music at: . meetings in the Penn Valley Chapel for . jail hsseatipab ‘Hogs and sheep were picked out in the I be mafried tomorrow at good feed they could eat. The beef,. will be par. excellence. In butobering . rere sil bs Obristmas services atjand the meat will ‘present: ‘fine ap-. — me baking ahr eae Andy Farrell left last night for a visit to his home at Carson, Nev. You is going to have a very festive Christmas in so far as the succu-. lent turkey can make it. Messrs. Davis and Cram have already disposed of ; thirty, and the premises of many of meats, pyramids of headcheese, and/our citizens present the appearance of. Lincoln thie morning and had a foot poultry yards. © Charles H: Powers paid us a short visit the latter part of last week. He ‘found it too cold, spetaichbia and fied again to Berkeley. — AT THE. CHURCHES SUNDAY, Various Places of Worship, TRINITY CHURCH. Rev. E. J. H. Van Deerlin, Rector. Sunday after Christmas Day. Holy and sermon at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 12:30 p.m. The following: festival music will be sung at the ll-a.m. service : Carol—* Carol, sweetly ; vearol,” , “Venite,” “Te Deum,” “Jubilate,” carol, “Sleep, Holy Babe,” “Adeste Fideles.” Anthem, “Let us now go even* unto Bethlehem.” “Christians, Carol, sweetly.” _ OONGKEGATIONAL CHURCH. : The pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will déliver Sunday morning a Christmas discourse. In the evening a grand concert will be: given including that charming piece entitled: “The Beauties of a Trae Life,”’; in which fifteen of the most distin-: gaished pupils of Miss Martha Sims will take part. Whittier’s “Angels of Buena Vista” aud Scanian’s “Living Song” will also be expemplified. Ohristmas songs and anthems will be ren-’ dered by the choir. Sunday school at 12:30 p. m. and Christian Endeavor at ; “What Message Did Christmas Bring You?” Everyone cordially invited to. the services. CATHOLIC CHURCH. ‘ Qn Christmas Day mass will be cele; brated in St. Canice Catholic Church = Oty ie ae abot and Esipot earhi ahio! “ompany with a man. named Doyle and. Pua, ing steeple chase jockey named‘Beaman emma vr on Christmas Exercies Will Bo Held: at the Oummunion at 8 a.m. Morning prayer}6 p. m., led by Mrs. Walker. “Subject: ' Shs Wage elke 24.—Thos. Nolan, an ex-pugilist and:saloon keepbills Ellis. O'Rourke in Svitnt drinking daring the night. asded man _ a ‘statement exonerating Nolan. bas A ‘Tramp’s Mishap, Sacramento, Dec. —While a tramp named P. Cullen w: fell from a Central Pacific train. near ' rushed. A Fatal Explosion, New Yorx, December 24.—A succession of explosions at the U. 8. Acetyi lone Liquifying Works, at Jersey: City, this morning resulted in the death of . . Thomas Fowler and assistant, engineer Max Trim. Only three other men were ‘in the building and all were hurt. The loss is $20,000. GIFTS FOR THE PRINCIPAL. ‘His Office in Washington Schoolhouse Is Now Well Furnished. J.Q, ‘O'Neill, Principal of the Nevada . City public schools, was the recipient this afternoon of four very nice articles of furniture for his office in the Washington Schoolhouse. Mrs. Emma Hathway, on behalf of the teachers, presented him with a chair, and also, on behalf of the school children, gave him a hat-rack. . ‘The pupils of the different schools with the exception of.the eighth and ninth grades, gave him a fine desk, the presentation a rane by Miss Eleanor Hart: Miss Sadle " Snell, on behalf of the pupils of the eighth and ninth grades, presented Mr. O’Neill with a couch. These articles will all-be kept in the Principal’s officeand will add greatly to the appearance, comfort and con; Veniance of that apartment. The ‘teachers and scholars deserve much ' praise for this action. . The Penn n Valley Revival, Up In Flames. San Josn, Dec, 24.—The Standard Oil, company’s works here were burned. this afternoon. Had the plant been *. situated near. the center of the city the . loss would have been appalling. Nine tanks of oil exploded with terrific force, the flames shooting hundreds of feet ‘into the air. The tieat was so-intense that the firmen could not get nearer than 300 feet from the fire. At 2:30 o’clock the flames were under control. ‘The loss-is $25,000. Won His Fight. San Luis Osisro, Dec. 24.—M. Fynd"ley, a pugilist, was elected by the Supervisors on the fifth ballot today to serve as tax collector in the place of ‘stealing a ride he . G°°ree W. Ramage who recently died. {[Mr. Ramage was in early times a resident of this city and vicinity, being engaged in mining hereabout.—Eprror ‘TRANSORIPT. } emer ee Osborne's Foe a Lunatic, vice of the police surgeons, Charles Helmbold, son of the late Dr. Helmbold. of New York, who was arrested here on Tuesday last, charged with baving threatened to kill United States Consul-General Osborne, has been taken to an asylum for the insane. It has been discovered. that Helmbold . bad already beey confined for six weeks in an asylum under the aseumed name of F. C. Evans. Awfal Fate of Two Children, TirF Orry, Mo., December 24.—Two little children of George Coakley, a farmer living near here, climbed into a pig pen to catch one of the pigs, They were set upon by the hogs, which killed and ate both children before they were found. The little ones had been left alone at home while their mother went. on an errand to a neighbor’s house. Shot Dead by His Pursuers, Dusow, Pa., Dec. 24.—Stephen Spellan, who killed Michael Roher Wednesday night,was shot dead while attempting to escape his pursuers. Spellen took refuge ina water shaft, but the steam was tarned on and he was forced touncover, Before he was killed he fired a number of shots at his pursuers, ' one ball taking effect in the shoulder — Christmas High Mass, which will begin at 10:30. . ; the last two or three weeks. Rev. J.T. ofThomas Casey, proprietor of the BXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS Comer vet ovlebentes: ee season. ‘In Holiday Presents. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Silin San Francisco during the past week. qwerware. Novelties of all descriptions. . Ranch eggs are selling here today at dB: GOLDEN JeweLry Co. . 40 cents a dozen but have been at 50 , cents for several days. A il Worth Seeing. we Don’t Don’t fait t6 . eb th the. fine Christmas. Christmas Exercises Tonight. Mass on Sunday at the usual ons, 8 and 10:30 a. m. alin, ae A Great Mining Scene. This week a force of ten carpenters and scenic artists began work on the several conversions have taken place and a number of names added to the = Eo church, Money From the State. The following amoun amounts were paid inThey will sing Battmau’s Mass and Vineyard filled his appointments at Ceutral Hotel, and another passing ething to live these times, }. Mozart’s Kyrie. After Benediction of . the lower part of the charge last Sunthrough the coat of a policeman. Benes ber ecuces ten cents a pound the Blessed Sacrament will be given. . day. During these religious meetings : The murder of Boher was entirely unproi _ it is though Spellen was deBORN. 2, AT SAN 4058 e The Saud 0 Works ol Lonpow, December 24—On the ad-. display at Grisse} } Bros . Keystone marThere will be a Christmas tree and} big working hydraulic North Bloomfr \ \ ket, Commercial’ street. it ‘Turkey . y Rattle; exercises at the Congregational church . field mine, that will prove such an atat eight o’clock this evening. All per-. traction and aghool of instruction at sons who wish to bang gifis on the tree . the Golden Jubilee mining fair. The} veerve their Ghristmas’ dinner on Sun.day, Dec. 26th, instead of Christmas The finest lot of Tarkeys ever brought are requésted to send them in at an ‘to this: city’ Will be ratified” off every . early hour. evening at the Fare Comace SaLoon, 2ee Commercial street. ~d2l-tf No. Paper Tomorrow. mas “ The printers will of course observe Christ Dinner ui hagersscaes Christmas. Asa result no paper will The Natiotidl Exchange Hotel will ! bo issued from the TranscurPr office tomorrow. inner will be up to Chef }‘ d23-2¢ sonata. 8‘t pied papers: “The readers of this paper will ‘be Astinas D Dance, pleased to learn that there is at least "The usnal weekly soit soiree will be eld . One dreaded disease that science has’ $100 Reward $100. sat Odd Fell@wea hall Saturday evening, . been able to cure in all its stages, and December. 15th, that is Catarrh. Hali’s Catarrh Cure aa et is the only positive cure known to the Fancy Mixed Drinks. medical fraternity. Catarrh being a f the Grotto . constitutional disease, requires @ conFear age oii wakes speci. 8titutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh alty of finey drinks during:'tbe holi-. Oare is taken internally, acting didays. Try-their egg nog on Christmas, . Tectly uyon the blood and mucous suralso Tom and Jerry of the finest’ qual-. faces of the system, thereby. destroying fi Robin: ‘Hood and. McBrayer . the foundation of the disease,and givuae ‘tlie best in-the land. Hot . ing the patient strength by building up o the constitatio on and assisting nature ar ree tes Pee Ee lia Golug: Ha eek: Pen-propete d23-2t * body isinv: iets have so much faith in its meal ve ‘in H Whisk powers, that t ey offer One Hundred se Robie Hood y Dollars for any case that it fails to Go to Britland's Council Chamber. ‘cure. Send for list of testimonials. Games, Story Books and Picture} Address, F. J. CHENEY 4 00, To cheap as dirt, at Dickerman’s.’ ledo, O. packs nner Sold by Druggists, 7c. A Usefyl Article, We have the latest and Largest stock of Fancy Shirts ever shown in this city. .All the late patterns in golf shirts, Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Enough For All. — If you want a fine roast of any kind . Percale, Silk, Silk-mixtnre, Madras, . or the choicest chops or steaks, call at thing that is nice in shirts. . Grissel Bros.’ market. They bave a ~~ Canter & Jounston. large lot of the nicest meat gg All. the Rarest Rarest Gems. aes For finger-rings can be found at the ‘A Nice Toy * store of Luetje & Brand: Set to order}Is all right. But one of those $6 00 ulwest . Stera with a high collar for the boy is Logit coeath Ee aE 0 . octane Al Carter ATohowicate 418 pr : . work of building this pictorial.repre-, sentation of correct. and modern mining will proceed at a rapid rate. Grove’s TAaret pes Cam. Tonic is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Bilionsness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. Jt ie as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. Te get the G@enoine ask for GRove’s. jyl)6m Attention, K. of P. Officers and members of Milo Lodge, No. 48, Knights of Pythias, are hereby notified to assemble at their Castle Hall on Saturday morning at 10 o’clock, to attend the funeral of our late brother, John.N. George. By order, Frant T. Non, C. ©. B. 8. Rector, K. of R. & 8. DON'T BE MISLED. {tame & Brand Sal Goods Cheaper Thana Any Other Firm tn the Coon. Da not be misled by the advertise ments of others who claim to give you our prices. Just examine our stock and be convinced that we are selling Nickel Clocks, Watches; Jewelry, Silverware and Novelties cheaper than any, other store in the county. Remember OUR guarantee is worth something to you. all LUETJE & BRAND. All Are Invited. Grissel Bros? Keystone market 1s now ready for the holidays. Call and see the great array of fine meats on dis. W iiotseo the Werth: Bicone reed . Henry Lane, ~ treas . . At Sacramento, December 21st, to the _ — i igen ls wife of Dr. W. H. Wentworth, a eon, ” All Dolls, ToysHoliday Goods AT LESS THAN COST. W. H. CRAWFORD. Good Things for x : Christmas . Dinner 0000209000 CRCORe Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount Rouge Claret, Barartaria Shrimps, Stuffed Mangoes, India Relish, Chutney. Ht Ft ot INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MBAT AT HOME @&» ® ® if TAKE ROBIN HOOD For an: Appetizer. Cleaned Zante Currants, + Seeded Raisins, 16 Glase Citron, Lemon and e Fs Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. WOLF, The Cash Grocer. S S\\/7 RR MAIR TEEE TeEE Di) 1H ; : 4 RIK 8, PSK Soy SO, er) 99, ors Bey FOUR POINTS Pap, ‘OD, * ° 529 To be considered in [SAN Si S g Men’s Made to Order Clothing ARE ” STYLE, FIT, QUALITY, PRICE. SMITH The Tailor Turns-ont work that _ fulfills every requirement. Hartman— “Prince of Cutters” Oe, yet) CI ACE XEN CID (Seip CLM [SAN Cr (ya Cay) ‘:) C\ (yr Scr) 0, up Oa 9S)9 eG or 29 Pao’, & References— My Patrons. ech [Sans Sor gia Sar (ar en) £5 eet YE BE} Ge ot E og, No STALE Goops. OOF0046-0066 666046040066 608@ I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is constantly new and fresh. My policy is to buy THE BEST TO BE HAD sa And to sell First installment ©. P. R. R. taxes, . ae ye 7 $5289.75; N, O. N. G. R. R. taxes, $821.79; ' ee Typewriters eens Do You Like Good Cheese ? Wolf has just received a fresh consignment of genuine Swiss and Limburger, d 15-t Hot Stuff, * Those Men’s Overcoats and Ulsters fer $10. At Carter & Jobnston’s. d183}G. W. WICKSON & CO., They Educate as Well as Please . Peovhie the children with the means to obtain a livelihood for themselves. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, A moderate outlay that secures a profitable investment for your boy or girl, Sand 5 Front St., San Francisco. Lime! Lime! ) Union Livery Stable, JOHN JEFFERIES Main ek: opp. Union Hotel, Prop’r and is rasan e take orders to supply First-class Lime For building or other pur in 4 taridev need! ities and at the lor ly prices, * ty of them sical on oe, wut find it to Tags gage oo dav-andalght nas A NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT CAN BE FOUND : “AT Our Chird Totadery & ‘ a Surprise Sale, Millinery Goods to all who call. . gucaesamea oun! BADER MILLINBRY, Broed Street The finest turn-outs in the county.and plenOn the 24th instant, when Great Bargains will be offered in At the Lowest. Prices. One price to all, courteous treatment and prompt delivery. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, ‘Commercial Street, Nevada City. ssltrfesveervonrvernnnrnennnnanite PIC DE BOIS, —THE— Renowned , Cigar = us Made By WM. GIFFIN. ES GG nc Packed in Small Boxes for the : Christmas Festival. OVVITUUI s Sormmrmnnnnmnn 3 mummy a,

paren ‘ swindyp :attorne -that th ‘innkeepers’ act had no exisytence owing to a blunder of the Legistonight and Saturday, generally with-. go “battery ‘bios ‘coe Frank ioe was dismissed today. . . ELW. Brownell’s family have’ ‘come . from Austin, Nevada, to join him bere. ‘Mainhart Jr. and Miss Josie! same way and have since had albthe ee ae “or ‘Pork and matton that customers of titis ind a: -. Kitts have) market will. uring the h ‘Frandisco to spend the rag and dressing the utmost care is taken tthe Methodist and Episeopel churobes . pearance when. it is hung up and proptontorrow. erly arranged. The market walls will Samnel-Hodge of this city and» Miss} be hidden from view by the quarters Janibe' of Rattlesnake Ravine will be) and halves of choice beef, flanked with ma tonight. a healthy colored mutton and cleanThe.football. game between Grass looking pork. Numerous porkers suitValley and Suisun will begin at ' 1:30) able for roasting whole will be in the tomorrow afternoon. display, together with long chains. of William A.’ Hart and Miss Almina. fine link sausages. Frankfurters and Cornelius were married last night and . bolognas, also large heaps of sausage went to San Francisco. James H. Boyer, a forner court reclusters of nice, well cured and propporter of Tulare county, will open a. erly smoked hams and bacon. The. ’ school of stenography and typewriting lard manufactured by this firm isan in this city, . article that should not be. passed by Sutter Camp of Argonauts have been . without mentioning. It is pure and of invited to go to Marysville on January finest: quality. In fact everything kept 12th to confer their sublime degrees on. in a first-class meat market will be on & new camp to be formed there: exhibition, and ei snap is cordially The Maysville Appeal says: Mics . invited to call and view the display. Jorie Mitchell of Grass Valley was in. _ Grissel Bros. extend the compliments this city Wednesday ep route to Oro-/ of the season to all their patrons and ville to spend Christmas with her to the public generally, and will at all brother. times give to customers generous treatLast evening’s Tidings says: There. ment and the best of everything in ‘have “been rumors afloat that a faro . their line. 28-2. ame was running in Grass Valley, and re BRIEF MENTION. ithis led Sheriff Getchell to visit our city today. “He found no. ground’ for Minor Hotes and Comm ‘Comments of Local Interest. ‘the report. A warning from -him nipped . an enterprise of this kind in J.8. Goodwin of You Bet was in town today. The rrrrencoes: Act”? Void. ©A sprinkle of snow fell between nine nd ten o’clock last night. Judge Day, of th the e Superior Court of Santa Barbara county, has decided the . ,. “Innkeepers’ Act” to be invalid. A. B. Wolf, B. Lutz and B. F. ‘Snell This decisiow grew:out\of the arrest have been appointed appraisers of the estate of the late George Kohler. The first instaliment of taxes colof J. 0. Baker, who was ‘brought from the Needles.at the instance of the proprietor poeamex Barbara hotel; who! jected in this county, amounting to charged ‘Baker: with attempting ‘to . ¢24792 34, has been paid into the State 1 out. of a board bill. The treasury. for.the defendant claimed The report from the San Drsinticn Weather Bureau is: “Uusettled weather ature of 1893, which contention the out rain.” @ourt. uphelde-,’ At seven o'clock this morning the A “Christmas Spread. . thermometer was 35 degrees above zero. Clouds indicated an approachSheriff Getaiell will entertain fifteen ing storm. gueste; at the county jail‘ tomorrow! ‘Pne gupervisors have been requested with a Otristmas dinner. This dinner/»y the Golden Jubilee parade com“will not be as elaborate an affair per-. mittee to appoint two aids to represnt haps as will, be: afforded at the first-. this county on the staff of Grand . élass bote ‘of the country, but it will . Warshal Morse, include a variety of delicacies that do. ‘The young people of the Catholic not inarily, fall to the lot of county . Sanday school had a dance at Odd Fel. #t 6, 8 and 10:30 o'clock a. m. A spec-; Rev. W.S8. Withrow, M. E. Church onginey i lows hall last evening, in place of the ial choir of twenty voices, accompanied ; pastor, has been holding protracted . tree exercises with which they have in by an orchestra, will render music at: . meetings in the Penn Valley Chapel for . jail hsseatipab ‘Hogs and sheep were picked out in the I be mafried tomorrow at good feed they could eat. The beef,. will be par. excellence. In butobering . rere sil bs Obristmas services atjand the meat will ‘present: ‘fine ap-. — me baking ahr eae Andy Farrell left last night for a visit to his home at Carson, Nev. You is going to have a very festive Christmas in so far as the succu-. lent turkey can make it. Messrs. Davis and Cram have already disposed of ; thirty, and the premises of many of meats, pyramids of headcheese, and/our citizens present the appearance of. Lincoln thie morning and had a foot poultry yards. © Charles H: Powers paid us a short visit the latter part of last week. He ‘found it too cold, spetaichbia and fied again to Berkeley. — AT THE. CHURCHES SUNDAY, Various Places of Worship, TRINITY CHURCH. Rev. E. J. H. Van Deerlin, Rector. Sunday after Christmas Day. Holy and sermon at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 12:30 p.m. The following: festival music will be sung at the ll-a.m. service : Carol—* Carol, sweetly ; vearol,” , “Venite,” “Te Deum,” “Jubilate,” carol, “Sleep, Holy Babe,” “Adeste Fideles.” Anthem, “Let us now go even* unto Bethlehem.” “Christians, Carol, sweetly.” _ OONGKEGATIONAL CHURCH. : The pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will déliver Sunday morning a Christmas discourse. In the evening a grand concert will be: given including that charming piece entitled: “The Beauties of a Trae Life,”’; in which fifteen of the most distin-: gaished pupils of Miss Martha Sims will take part. Whittier’s “Angels of Buena Vista” aud Scanian’s “Living Song” will also be expemplified. Ohristmas songs and anthems will be ren-’ dered by the choir. Sunday school at 12:30 p. m. and Christian Endeavor at ; “What Message Did Christmas Bring You?” Everyone cordially invited to. the services. CATHOLIC CHURCH. ‘ Qn Christmas Day mass will be cele; brated in St. Canice Catholic Church = Oty ie ae abot and Esipot earhi ahio! “ompany with a man. named Doyle and. Pua, ing steeple chase jockey named‘Beaman emma vr on Christmas Exercies Will Bo Held: at the Oummunion at 8 a.m. Morning prayer}6 p. m., led by Mrs. Walker. “Subject: ' Shs Wage elke 24.—Thos. Nolan, an ex-pugilist and:saloon keepbills Ellis. O'Rourke in Svitnt drinking daring the night. asded man _ a ‘statement exonerating Nolan. bas A ‘Tramp’s Mishap, Sacramento, Dec. —While a tramp named P. Cullen w: fell from a Central Pacific train. near ' rushed. A Fatal Explosion, New Yorx, December 24.—A succession of explosions at the U. 8. Acetyi lone Liquifying Works, at Jersey: City, this morning resulted in the death of . . Thomas Fowler and assistant, engineer Max Trim. Only three other men were ‘in the building and all were hurt. The loss is $20,000. GIFTS FOR THE PRINCIPAL. ‘His Office in Washington Schoolhouse Is Now Well Furnished. J.Q, ‘O'Neill, Principal of the Nevada . City public schools, was the recipient this afternoon of four very nice articles of furniture for his office in the Washington Schoolhouse. Mrs. Emma Hathway, on behalf of the teachers, presented him with a chair, and also, on behalf of the school children, gave him a hat-rack. . ‘The pupils of the different schools with the exception of.the eighth and ninth grades, gave him a fine desk, the presentation a rane by Miss Eleanor Hart: Miss Sadle " Snell, on behalf of the pupils of the eighth and ninth grades, presented Mr. O’Neill with a couch. These articles will all-be kept in the Principal’s officeand will add greatly to the appearance, comfort and con; Veniance of that apartment.. The ‘teachers and scholars deserve much ' praise for this action. . The Penn n Valley Revival, Up In Flames. San Josn, Dec, 24.—The Standard Oil, company’s works here were burned. this afternoon. Had the plant been *. situated near. the center of the city the . loss would have been appalling. Nine tanks of oil exploded with terrific force, the flames shooting hundreds of feet ‘into the air. The tieat was so-intense that the firmen could not get nearer than 300 feet from the fire. At 2:30 o’clock the flames were under control. ‘The loss-is $25,000. Won His Fight. San Luis Osisro, Dec. 24.—M. Fynd"ley, a pugilist, was elected by the Supervisors on the fifth ballot today to serve as tax collector in the place of ‘stealing a ride he . G°°ree W. Ramage who recently died. {[Mr. Ramage was in early times a resident of this city and vicinity, being engaged in mining hereabout.—Eprror ‘TRANSORIPT. } emer ee Osborne's Foe a Lunatic, vice of the police surgeons, Charles Helmbold, son of the late Dr. Helmbold. of New York, who was arrested here on Tuesday last, charged with baving threatened to kill United States Consul-General Osborne, has been taken to an asylum for the insane. It has been discovered. that Helmbold . bad already beey confined for six weeks in an asylum under the aseumed name of F. C. Evans. Awfal Fate of Two Children, TirF Orry, Mo., December 24.—Two little children of George Coakley, a farmer living near here, climbed into a pig pen to catch one of the pigs, They were set upon by the hogs, which killed and ate both children before they were found. The little ones had been left alone at home while their mother went. on an errand to a neighbor’s house. Shot Dead by His Pursuers, Dusow, Pa., Dec. 24.—Stephen Spellan, who killed Michael Roher Wednesday night,was shot dead while attempting to escape his pursuers. Spellen took refuge ina water shaft, but the steam was tarned on and he was forced touncover, Before he was killed he fired a number of shots at his pursuers, ' one ball taking effect in the shoulder — Christmas High Mass, which will begin at 10:30. . ; the last two or three weeks. Rev. J.T. ofThomas Casey, proprietor of the BXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS Comer vet ovlebentes: ee season. ‘In Holiday Presents. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Silin San Francisco during the past week. qwerware. Novelties of all descriptions. . Ranch eggs are selling here today at dB: GOLDEN JeweLry Co. . 40 cents a dozen but have been at 50 , cents for several days. A il Worth Seeing. we Don’t Don’t fait t6 . eb th the. fine Christmas. Christmas Exercises Tonight. Mass on Sunday at the usual ons, 8 and 10:30 a. m. alin, ae A Great Mining Scene.

This week a force of ten carpenters and scenic artists began work on the several conversions have taken place and a number of names added to the = Eo church, Money From the State. The following amoun amounts were paid inThey will sing Battmau’s Mass and Vineyard filled his appointments at Ceutral Hotel, and another passing ething to live these times, }. Mozart’s Kyrie. After Benediction of . the lower part of the charge last Sunthrough the coat of a policeman. Benes ber ecuces ten cents a pound the Blessed Sacrament will be given. . day. During these religious meetings : The murder of Boher was entirely unproi _ it is though Spellen was deBORN. 2, AT SAN 4058 e The Saud 0 Works ol Lonpow, December 24—On the ad-. display at Grisse} } Bros . Keystone marThere will be a Christmas tree and} big working hydraulic North Bloomfr \ \ ket, Commercial’ street. it ‘Turkey . y Rattle; exercises at the Congregational church . field mine, that will prove such an atat eight o’clock this evening. All per-. traction and aghool of instruction at sons who wish to bang gifis on the tree . the Golden Jubilee mining fair. The} veerve their Ghristmas’ dinner on Sun.day, Dec. 26th, instead of Christmas The finest lot of Tarkeys ever brought are requésted to send them in at an ‘to this: city’ Will be ratified” off every . early hour. evening at the Fare Comace SaLoon, 2ee Commercial street. ~d2l-tf No. Paper Tomorrow. mas “ The printers will of course observe Christ Dinner ui hagersscaes Christmas. Asa result no paper will The Natiotidl Exchange Hotel will ! bo issued from the TranscurPr office tomorrow. inner will be up to Chef }‘ d23-2¢ sonata. 8‘t pied papers: “The readers of this paper will ‘be Astinas D Dance, pleased to learn that there is at least "The usnal weekly soit soiree will be eld . One dreaded disease that science has’ $100 Reward $100. sat Odd Fell@wea hall Saturday evening, . been able to cure in all its stages, and December. 15th, that is Catarrh. Hali’s Catarrh Cure aa et is the only positive cure known to the Fancy Mixed Drinks. medical fraternity. Catarrh being a f the Grotto . constitutional disease, requires @ conFear age oii wakes speci. 8titutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh alty of finey drinks during:'tbe holi-. Oare is taken internally, acting didays. Try-their egg nog on Christmas, . Tectly uyon the blood and mucous suralso Tom and Jerry of the finest’ qual-. faces of the system, thereby. destroying fi Robin: ‘Hood and. McBrayer . the foundation of the disease,and givuae ‘tlie best in-the land. Hot . ing the patient strength by building up o the constitatio on and assisting nature ar ree tes Pee Ee lia Golug: Ha eek: Pen-propete d23-2t * body isinv: iets have so much faith in its meal ve ‘in H Whisk powers, that t ey offer One Hundred se Robie Hood y Dollars for any case that it fails to Go to Britland's Council Chamber. ‘cure. Send for list of testimonials. Games, Story Books and Picture} Address, F. J. CHENEY 4 00, To cheap as dirt, at Dickerman’s.’ ledo, O. packs nner Sold by Druggists, 7c. A Usefyl Article, We have the latest and Largest stock of Fancy Shirts ever shown in this city. .All the late patterns in golf shirts, Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Enough For All. — If you want a fine roast of any kind . Percale, Silk, Silk-mixtnre, Madras, . or the choicest chops or steaks, call at thing that is nice in shirts. . Grissel Bros.’ market. They bave a ~~ Canter & Jounston. large lot of the nicest meat gg All. the Rarest Rarest Gems. aes For finger-rings can be found at the ‘A Nice Toy * store of Luetje & Brand: Set to order}Is all right. But one of those $6 00 ulwest . Stera with a high collar for the boy is Logit coeath Ee aE 0 . octane Al Carter ATohowicate 418 pr : . work of building this pictorial.repre-, sentation of correct. and modern mining will proceed at a rapid rate. Grove’s TAaret pes Cam. Tonic is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Bilionsness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. Jt ie as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. Te get the G@enoine ask for GRove’s. jyl)6m Attention, K. of P. Officers and members of Milo Lodge, No. 48, Knights of Pythias, are hereby notified to assemble at their Castle Hall on Saturday morning at 10 o’clock, to attend the funeral of our late brother, John.N. George. By order, Frant T. Non, C. ©. B. 8. Rector, K. of R. & 8. DON'T BE MISLED. {tame & Brand Sal Goods Cheaper Thana Any Other Firm tn the Coon. Da not be misled by the advertise ments of others who claim to give you our prices. Just examine our stock and be convinced that we are selling Nickel Clocks, Watches; Jewelry, Silverware and Novelties cheaper than any, other store in the county. Remember OUR guarantee is worth something to you. all LUETJE & BRAND. All Are Invited. Grissel Bros? Keystone market 1s now ready for the holidays. Call and see the great array of fine meats on dis. W iiotseo the Werth: Bicone reed . Henry Lane, ~ treas . . At Sacramento, December 21st, to the _ — i igen ls wife of Dr. W. H. Wentworth, a eon, ” All Dolls, ToysHoliday Goods AT LESS THAN COST. W. H. CRAWFORD. Good Things for x : Christmas . Dinner 0000209000 CRCORe Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount Rouge Claret, Barartaria Shrimps, Stuffed Mangoes, India Relish, Chutney. Ht Ft ot INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MBAT AT HOME @&» ® ® if TAKE ROBIN HOOD For an: Appetizer. Cleaned Zante Currants, + Seeded Raisins, 16 Glase Citron, Lemon and e Fs Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. WOLF, The Cash Grocer. S S\\/7 RR MAIR TEEE TeEE Di) 1H ; : 4 RIK 8, PSK Soy SO, er) 99, ors Bey FOUR POINTS Pap, ‘OD, * ° 529 To be considered in [SAN Si S g Men’s Made to Order Clothing ARE ” STYLE, FIT, QUALITY, PRICE. SMITH The Tailor Turns-ont work that _ fulfills every requirement. Hartman— “Prince of Cutters” Oe, yet) CI ACE XEN CID (Seip CLM [SAN Cr (ya Cay) ‘:) C\ (yr Scr) 0, up Oa 9S)9 eG or 29 Pao’, & References— My Patrons. ech [Sans Sor gia Sar (ar en) £5 eet YE BE} Ge ot E og, No STALE Goops. OOF0046-0066 666046040066 608@ I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is constantly new and fresh. My policy is to buy THE BEST TO BE HAD sa And to sell First installment ©. P. R. R. taxes, . ae ye 7 $5289.75; N, O. N. G. R. R. taxes, $821.79; ' ee Typewriters eens Do You Like Good Cheese ? Wolf has just received a fresh consignment of genuine Swiss and Limburger, d 15-t Hot Stuff, * Those Men’s Overcoats and Ulsters fer $10. At Carter & Jobnston’s. d183}G. W. WICKSON & CO., They Educate as Well as Please .. Peovhie the children with the means to obtain a livelihood for themselves. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, A moderate outlay that secures a profitable investment for your boy or girl, Sand 5 Front St., San Francisco. Lime! Lime! ) Union Livery Stable, JOHN JEFFERIES Main ek: opp. Union Hotel, Prop’r and is rasan e take orders to supply First-class Lime For building or other pur in 4 taridev need! ities and at the lor ly prices, * ty of them sical on oe, wut find it to Tags gage oo dav-andalght nas A NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT CAN BE FOUND : “AT Our Chird Totadery & ‘ a Surprise Sale, Millinery Goods to all who call. . gucaesamea oun! BADER MILLINBRY, Broed Street The finest turn-outs in the county.and plenOn the 24th instant, when Great Bargains will be offered in At the Lowest. Prices. One price to all, courteous treatment and prompt delivery. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, ‘Commercial Street, Nevada City. ssltrfesveervonrvernnnrnennnnanite PIC DE BOIS, —THE— Renowned , Cigar = us Made By WM. GIFFIN. ES GG nc Packed in Small Boxes for the : Christmas Festival. OVVITUUI s Sormmrmnnnnmnn 3 mummy a,