January 13, 1896 (4 pages)

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT AY . e \ 4 ig =. ee e . penetrate RT (Established Sept. 6, 1860., OWeveda: Oitv, Nevada Oounty, Oalif, . Published Bvenings . Daily. Except Sundays and Bumscmrerion Tenwe—Fifteen Cents Week, @ixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When ' Paid in Advance for a Full Year. LocAt Rrapine Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Sub‘sequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on ‘e i cation, PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Various. Folks Doings and Intentions. Mrs. G, Haines of Sacramento is in town. (Be Huckins is over from North San Juan, R. P. Rupe of San Francisco is in town. L. Crossman and A. Sweeny came over from Forbestown today. Mrs. F. Zeitler left yesterday for San Frangisco on a visit to her parents. MONDAY... . JAN. 13, 1896, . HE WAS JUSTIFIED In Saying That the Women Ought to Leave Washitigton. , Senator Hill, taken all.in all, is a° very Sourageous, man. He has the courage to fs support the policy of the man.with whom he is at outs, and generally to say ou al] ozcasions what he think is right. -It takesa * traly great man to do this, Let any man. at all in public life, look into his own consciousness and see how far short of this he has fallen ; even those of us who pride our. selves on our independence of thought and expression, fall far short of our own ideal conception of what independence ought to. be, Senator Hill has lately spoken of society: in Washington ina manner that may cal! down on him the anathemas of the high social circley and the sneering remarks of the uathinking, but he is right.’ He says that men who attend banquets and parties nightly cannot be in a condition to attend to business, but government officials, including Congressmen and Senators, do this, The country should thank Senator Hill for calling attenti8n to the evil so fatal to good government. It is to be hoped that the leading news“papers of the country will continue the discussion until a reformation is forced.4 We do not pay men to go. to Wasttigeke to dance, This constant dress and parade leads to extravagance and extravagance to corruption and immorality. The salary of no official justified’ one continual round of pleasure, and curruption follows. ‘The official, therefore, is incapacitated mentally by the methods he must employ to get the means to keep the debaucheries up. When the Senator said that they should be packed away and sent out of Washington, so the men could attend to business, he had no slur for woman; that is he did not intend to infer that they were more guilty than the men, It requires the mixing of the two sexes to keep up the interest in parties and frolics and one of the sexes only is there for business. But women—some women— are raising the old Harry in San Francisco as well in Washington. ‘The woman Thou gavest me, tempted me, and [ did eat” (fall) has been repeated under varying cirumstances ever since Adam, It was a cowardly thing for Adam to say, but every son of Adam has repeated it whenever the Lord has walked in the-garden and found that one of them has been trespassing on forbidden fruit! That temptation seems to be a legitimate excuse—and a claim to legitimacy for five thousand years ought to give the man title by prescription—and hence Senator Hill may be justified in suggesting the removal of the temptation. “Dr. Brown will perhaps second the motion, says the Sun, Coming Events.’ ae If coming events cast their shadows before, then there will be a great shade thrown over Nevada City next Friday, indicating the greatest event of the season—The N. C. A, C, exhibition, T'will eclipse any show the Club has given, and they have put up ‘a , number of very fine entertainments, New features, handsome costumes and a. half hundred actors will please the audience, Trial Jurors. The following is the additional list of trial jurors drawn by the Supervisors. on Saturday last. ‘ Washington Township—John ob Soh Edward Brimskill, O. C. Goodrich, n Templar, W. Foster, John McBean. Meadow Lake Township—E. R. Merrill, J. A. Noell, W. T. Liggett, William —McKenzie, J. G. Williams, C, E. Chandler, J, Adolph. Little York Township—Peter Lohman, John Hussey, O. K. Cloudman, W. H. Pierce, William Wilkinson, A, Q. Chew, A. Clark. a Attention! Attention! The Branch Wonder has received from the East samples of Men’s Black Cheviot Suits, which Mr. Levy cffers for $9.00 a suit. Equal to any other suits sold in town for $15.00. In Transcript Block, Commercial Street, ‘ j4-tf os Bridge Closed. ‘Notice is hereby given that I have this day closed Suspension Bridge for travel, until farther notice, and forbid any one removing the barricades,i D. B, Gencueis,:City Marshal. Nevada City, January 4, 1896. Appointed Agent. Mr. J. Levy has been appointed agent for the Clarke’s 0. N. T. Spool Cotton and all we have to say is this, that tor the past twenty years experience with the cotton we found it to be equal to any manufactured, Sold at 6 spools for 25 cents, at ‘the New Store on Commercial street, id27:f J. Levy, Turkey Raffle, ° There will be a lot of fine turkeys raffled 2b i large scale, Neither of them are being left Grass Valley yesterday on“the excursion to the Ice Carnival at Truckee. Co. will confer with No, Be Miss Fannie Whitford last Saturday evening, at the residence of her sister, Mrs, Charles Allen, Miss Whitford left day for her home at Dutch Flat. in this camp.A little lead in their carcasces would not be out of place, would seem-that some active measures should be taken te get rid of them, Some people are of the opinion thatthe rccent! burglaries have been committed by parties who reside here. Be that as it may a sharp detective should be put on guard at-night, if} not by the city authorities then hy our citioff at Simmons’ saloon, Pine street, Sat. zens. f A. J. French and wife arrived here from Seattle, Washifigton, Saturday. ‘ : .,. Jay Ostrom was down from Bloomfield Saturday. ‘ ; George Harris of San Juan went tothe Bay Saturday. R. C. Walrath returned here yesterday from San Francisdo, . Mrs, M. A. Duke of San Francisco is here on a visit, ' KE. B. Preston arrived here yesterday from San-Franciggo, : Major J. S, McBride is over from North San Juan. ; : W. J. Hoffman and C. M. Zeitler, “of Sacramento are in town. . Mrs, Binon.and Miss Tackett were over from Birchville yesterday. ® J>M. Kreiss of Woodland came up yesterday to attend his mother’s funeral. D. Roberts and D, W. Eckman came over from’French Corral yesterday. J. P. Fogarty was:over from French Corral yesterday. J. A. Lipman of the Oak Tree mine is here on a few days’ visit. William Davey of Relief Hill-has gone to the Bay for medical treatment. Hon. R. Murray arrived here last evening from San Francisco, «Edgar Hook returned to Berkeley yesterday, to the University. : Miss Helen Cooper returned today to Berkeley, to the University L. Lubeck went to San Francisco yesterday on a visit, Hon, F. D. Soward of Downieville came down yesterday, en route to San Francisco. Mrs, J. S. Stidger was over from San Juan yesterday, L. A. Gross and T, H. Longton, of Sacramento, arrived here on the morning train, District'Attorney Frank Wehe of. Sierra county arrived here yesterday from Downieville, én route to San Francisco, Joe Cavanaugh and wife, of Chicago, IIl., arrived here yesterday. ’ ; Miss Ferguson ef North San Juan passed through here Saturday, en route to San Francisco, A. L, Williams of Sweetland is in town. Phil Curnow. and wife were over from Columbia Hill Saturday, Mrs. F. Lewis, Miss M. Sheehan and Mrs, M, Lindner and children, of San Francisco, arrived here yesterday on their way to North San Juan, * F, M. Wood, John Davis, P, Morjmer and wife; Thomas Edmonds and wife and Mrs. D, Roberts, all of French Corral, were in town yesterday, \Miss Bessie Hodge and her mother, A Mrs. Richard Trevaskis, went to. San Francisco yesterday, at which place the former is to be married in a few days. J. O. Hayes, a mining man from Santa Clara county, has gone up to Washington. Ernest Kreiss and wife arrived here Sunday morning to attend the funeral of Mr. Kreiss’ mother, Miss May Buffington returned to Berkeley yesterday to resume her studies at the State University, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings.’ Charley Godfrey fell from a trestle at the Plumbago mine, at Moore’s Flat, Saturday, and was hurt severely, but not seriously, Jim Murphy, a Truckee vagrant, was brought to the county jail on Saturday, The drawing of the painting of Suspension Bridge was drawn by No. 124. J. Rosewald held the ticket, A number of men have been temporarily laid off by the Harmony Company, Three or four arrests were made Saturday night and early Sunday morning, “for disturbing the peace, drunkenness and fighting, News was received here yesterday that within thirty days two miaes in this district, would change hands and be worked on a worked at the present time, A delegation of fifteen or twenty persons Altogether about 300 excursionists went from different points along thé line. J. F. Trebilcox, who was appointed by the Supervisors a few days ago to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of J. R. Tyrrell as Justice of the Peace at Grass Valley, today took possession of the. office, A special nieeting of Nevada Hose Co., No, I, will be held tais evening. The committee appointed by Pennsylvania Engine A pleasant surprise party was tendered yesterBurglars are getting to be quite numberous " Considering the number of thieves here it “Braus to,let. Kaquire of G, D, Peete . prizes at Miller’s clothing store, » tha . ane iN CAS }my hair flowing, my ‘plaid flying, my City. A Fresh Stock of All Prescriptions Compou tent Druggists. No. 352 won the sofa cushion and Ne . 1,093 won the collar and enff_h>x offered as CASE OF SUICIDE BY POISON. A Young-Man Wiods Up a Debauch by Taking a Dose of: Strychnine. Dennis Leahy took a dose of strychnine at French Corral Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the effects of wnich he died at noon yesterday. Leahy had been on a spree for a week, and was drunk when. he took the poison. iy Deceased was born at Sweetland,: this county, and was 26 years of age. The funeral will take place at North San Juan tomorrow, . Personal Notes. : W. Dower, who ‘has been hére visiting for his home in West Virginia, Haviland Turner left yesterday for San Francisco, where he is attending the Hastings Law College. Bert Rector, a University student, was a passenger on the outgoing ‘train yesterday noon, en route for Berkeley, o Another Saloon Robbed. The saloon kept by M. Solari, at the foot of Broad street, was broken into last night,entrance being effected through a .back. window, the catch of which was unfastened by boring a hole through the casing so that it could be reached. The till was pried open and something over $3 in coin stolen, A lot of wine, whiskey and cigars were also taken. oe} For “Sale. _ Long-established Express Business, good horse and wagon, Enquire of F. T. Nilon. The Light of the Diamond. An expert\in. gems has lately called attention to a property in the diamond which bas not hitherte been fully apprecizted. In a prper.by Robert Boyle, published in the,transactions of the Royal society, mention is made of a diamond that became. phosphorescent simply by the heat of the hand, absorbed light by being held near a candle ‘and emitted light cu being briskly rubbed, The observations by Mr. Kunz, the gem expert referred to, confirm Boyle’s statement that diamonds become phosphorescent in the dark after exposure to the sunlight cr electric light, but they also show that all diamonds emit light by being rubbed on wood, cloth» or metal. This property is an important one, aa it will enable the nonexpert to distinguish between the true diamond and other hard stones as well as paste, none of which exhibits this phenomenon. This property is evidently not electric, as ig clearly shown by its being visible when the gom is rubbed on metal. Blackie’s Ways. It is said that the late Professor ° Blackie had a quaint, ceremonious little way of expressing his reverence for the Wizard of the North. Whenever, through his long life, he passed Walter Scott’s house in Edinburgh, he would stand still, and, leaning on his stick, remain for a moment in silent meditation. Strangers were often puzzled when they saw the venerable figure of Professor Blackie, standing motionless in Castle street, his plaid blown by the wind, and his face wearing a look of dreamy abtraction. Another out of door note on Blackie is this amusing one: Calling on a lady, he said abruptly: ‘‘When I walk along Princes’ street, I go with a kingly air, my head erect, my chest expanded, stick swinging. Do you know what makes me do that? Well, I’ll tell you— just conceit!’ ° Past, Present and Future, The same object seen from three different points of view—the past, the present and the future—often exhibits three Gifferent faces fo us, like those sigubeards over shop doors which rep resent the face of a lién as we approach, of aman. when we Are in front and of “Hass Wher wo have ‘passed. eccrctticmnmnsnscts DR. W. P. SAWYER, HYSIC‘AN ANO SURGEON, Craduate of the Uniyexsity of Penasylvania, Medical Depariment. Oftice—Rcoms E and F, Union Hotel, Nevada Kours: 2to4p. M.,7 ted Pr. mM. 412 4 lated. Keep relatives for the last three months, left today'. P* ‘Lady Sholto Douglas, Ladies and Children 25 cents. Can’t Live Long. A carpenter named Buck, who has a room.in the barn formerly used. by Paniel & Powell, off Spring street, is in a critical condition and is not expected to live. He is a victim of consumption, ‘Brought Here For Burial. The remains of Mrs. L. Kreiss, who died at San Francisco last week, were brought here for burial, the funeral taking place yesterday afternoon from the Congregational Church. The remains were interred in Pine Grove ony: . Bioop anp N&RVES are very closely rethe blood rich, pureand healthy with Hood's Sarsaparilla and you will have no trouble from nervousness, ! Hoop’s Pris are the beat after-dinner ills, assist digestion, prevent constipalon, 25c, ; ; NEVADA THEATRE, Special Engagement For Two Nights. Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 14 & 45, THE LORD SHOLTO DOULA OF NEW YORK PLAYERS, including ——PRESENTING— Tuesday, The Great London Comedy, gists and dealers. Your Own Fault. Tt is your own fault if you continue to suffer with any painful disease of a rheumatic nature, for it is guaranteed and has been proven’ beyond doubt that the Oil of Eden will remove all impurities from the bone and flesh, the seeds of all painful diseases of the external .system, The. Of of Eden has been ‘sold by Joun P, Zier of Grass Valley, only on a full guarantee, and can be obtained through other first-class dealers in medicines, ‘Manufactured only by John L. Kellett Oil of Eden Medicine ompany, Oakland, Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton, Going Backward. It is said that the bustle is coming into avor again, This is a move backward. HAPPY HOMES, A Recelfpt that will Remove a Frultful Cause of Unhappiness. “John, I called you to dinner; why don’t you answer?” : “‘Can’t you see that I am tired and out 6f sorts?’ Why don’t you let me alene?” The husband has just come home from business and has stretched himself on the sofa, gloomily staring at the ceiling. This is not the first time he has returned in such ahumor. She is burt, and, sitting down by the window, gets ready to cry. : “Papa, why don’t you tum and eat?” His little daughter’s pleading prevails and he follows her to the table. His wife hurriedly brushes the tears from her eyes; she is too proud to show weakness—he too stubborn to apologize for his rudeness. There is but a half-hearted attempt at eating. ‘Your crusty temper has spoiled your appetite.” says the wife. Sheis wrong —it is the want o petite and a g an a digestion that has spoiled. his humor—and it takes a heroic effort for him to be amiable. 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The world-famous Peruvian Bark and other medicinal and aromatic herbs in fine old California: Brandy; a pleasant beverage, ® healthy stimulant, a perfect tonic, a regulator of all digestive functions, a producer of good normal appetite, of sound sleep, of _, steady nerves, good feeiink and a cheerful disposition, , All: drugMaox & Co., San Francisco, ‘“‘CONFUSION.”’ Wednesday : The Thrilling play, “Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde,” Prices : 50'and 75 cents. ' Reserved seats at Mialloy’s, N. G. A. G. GRAND : EXHIBITION ARMORY HALL, Friday Evening, January 17th, \VOULD You Pecor’s Oyster Cocktails Charley Compounds Private Lunch Rooms RELISH A RELISH’? ARE .THE THING. SP ~All Drinks Properly. ees —_Nicely Farnished —AT THE— Milwaukee Brewery Saloon, $4.00 Suits Reduced THE WHITE Great Glosing Out Sale of Dress GOODS~ » Taking. — x wo 3-00 *“* : “> oe. 2.00 ony 1.50 Our Entire line of fine DRESS GOODS we will offer at a Great Reduction. B.NEWMAN & CO., 66 66 66 The White House. Broad Street, Nevada City. Prof, Edwin F. Barr OC) Athletes 50) Will Appear. oe MUSIC! MUSCLE ! MERIT ! NEW ACTS! NEW TALENT . NEW PEOPLE? . {eet Admission--Gentlemen 50 cents.«= SCHULDT & CO., Union Drug Store Opposite the UNION HOTEL. and Pure GOODs. = For our opening. We will not allow any house in the County to Carry a more ‘complete or better stock han can be found on our Shelves. “What You Get dt SCHULDT’S Is GOOD.” “Low Prices Our Specialty. nded by expericnced and “CompeDrugs, Fancy and TOILET . Hebei ‘HREM EER GF he New Drugstor, = 4 LT The new owners have converted the o'd establishment at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets into one of the handsomest and most completely stocked drug and stationery stores in the interior, The latest and best of everything in their line at Fair Prices, Come in and look a¥ound, even though you may not wish to buy. Dickerman & Co Ufeto-date Diuggists and Stationers As eS Articles Overcoats, Suits ana Pants ¥ 4 7 : ; = E a Sag Sia Boy ALA or ee To order at REDUCED ube A RAPES RE Ss J es DULAC, "tae vegies ICES. » Buttermilk) . Bonin T Glycerine} Japanese Goods are more beautiful Nevada City. this season than ever before, and ° are quite the rage throughout this country. Mrs,.Lester & Crawford are offering a nice line of both useful and ornamental articles from the Mi-, kado's domaiit;. These. goods make just’as nice: Holiday G ifts as can be found. They are reas— onable in price,"too, This is the combination if used in making Madam de la Motte’s Face and at the price, 10 cents a cake or 25 cents per \ box of three, no one shorlla be without it, te x > 2 NBR Ae inn, saeteney Soa sacle This is How it Is Done! . Lee When we-go to market we take the cash with us, and we buy in large enough quanyf tities to get the bottom prices, We know 4 where, and what, and how to buy to get the best Groceries for the least money.’ That's. + the reason we@in give it to you. We offer f you absolute certainty in quality. In this w “. have everything just right, (Bean DON'T FORGET There is No masquerading. If you like: to to $3.00 Each ou 4 ” i store everything is called by its--real name, . ° h fier xm as of a [>>. 2

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT AY . e \ 4 ig =. ee e . penetrate RT (Established Sept. 6, 1860., OWeveda: Oitv, Nevada Oounty, Oalif, . Published Bvenings . Daily. Except Sundays and Bumscmrerion Tenwe—Fifteen Cents Week, @ixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When ' Paid in Advance for a Full Year. LocAt Rrapine Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Sub‘sequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on ‘e i cation, PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Various. Folks Doings and Intentions. Mrs. G, Haines of Sacramento is in town. (Be Huckins is over from North San Juan, R. P. Rupe of San Francisco is in town. L. Crossman and A. Sweeny came over from Forbestown today. Mrs. F. Zeitler left yesterday for San Frangisco on a visit to her parents. MONDAY..... . JAN. 13, 1896, . HE WAS JUSTIFIED In Saying That the Women Ought to Leave Washitigton. , Senator Hill, taken all.in all, is a° very Sourageous, man. He has the courage to fs support the policy of the man.with whom he is at outs, and generally to say ou al] ozcasions what he think is right. -It takesa * traly great man to do this, Let any man. at all in public life, look into his own consciousness and see how far short of this he has fallen ; even those of us who pride our. selves on our independence of thought and expression, fall far short of our own ideal conception of what independence ought to. be, Senator Hill has lately spoken of society: in Washington ina manner that may cal! down on him the anathemas of the high social circley and the sneering remarks of the uathinking, but he is right.’ He says that men who attend banquets and parties nightly cannot be in a condition to attend to business, but government officials, including Congressmen and Senators, do this, The country should thank Senator Hill for calling attenti8n to the evil so fatal to good government. It is to be hoped that the leading news“papers of the country will continue the discussion until a reformation is forced.4 We do not pay men to go. to Wasttigeke to dance, This constant dress and parade leads to extravagance and extravagance to corruption and immorality. The salary of no official justified’ one continual round of pleasure, and curruption follows. ‘The official, therefore, is incapacitated mentally by the methods he must employ to get the means to keep the debaucheries up. When the Senator said that they should be packed away and sent out of Washington, so the men could attend to business, he had no slur for woman; that is he did not intend to infer that they were more guilty than the men, It requires the mixing of the two sexes to keep up the interest in parties and frolics and one of the sexes only is there for business. But women—some women— are raising the old Harry in San Francisco as well in Washington. ‘The woman Thou gavest me, tempted me, and [ did eat” (fall) has been repeated under varying cirumstances ever since Adam, It was a cowardly thing for Adam to say, but every son of Adam has repeated it whenever the Lord has walked in the-garden and found that one of them has been trespassing on forbidden fruit! That temptation seems to be a legitimate excuse—and a claim to legitimacy for five thousand years ought to give the man title by prescription—and hence Senator Hill may be justified in suggesting the removal of the temptation. “Dr. Brown will perhaps second the motion, says the Sun, Coming Events.’ ae If coming events cast their shadows before, then there will be a great shade thrown over Nevada City next Friday, indicating the greatest event of the season—The N. C. A, C, exhibition, T'will eclipse any show the Club has given, and they have put up ‘a , number of very fine entertainments, New features, handsome costumes and a. half hundred actors will please the audience, Trial Jurors. The following is the additional list of trial jurors drawn by the Supervisors. on Saturday last. ‘ Washington Township—John ob Soh Edward Brimskill, O. C. Goodrich, n Templar, W. Foster, John McBean. Meadow Lake Township—E. R. Merrill, J. A. Noell, W. T. Liggett, William —McKenzie, J. G. Williams, C, E. Chandler, J, Adolph. Little York Township—Peter Lohman, John Hussey, O. K. Cloudman, W. H. Pierce, William Wilkinson, A, Q. Chew, A. Clark. a Attention! Attention! The Branch Wonder has received from the East samples of Men’s Black Cheviot Suits, which Mr. Levy cffers for $9.00 a suit. Equal to any other suits sold in town for $15.00. In Transcript Block, Commercial Street, ‘ j4-tf os Bridge Closed. ‘Notice is hereby given that I have this day closed Suspension Bridge for travel, until farther notice, and forbid any one removing the barricades,i D. B, Gencueis,:City Marshal. Nevada City, January 4, 1896. Appointed Agent. Mr. J. Levy has been appointed agent for the Clarke’s 0. N. T. Spool Cotton and all we have to say is this, that tor the past twenty years experience with the cotton we found it to be equal to any manufactured, Sold at 6 spools for 25 cents, at ‘the New Store on Commercial street, id27:f J. Levy, Turkey Raffle, ° There will be a lot of fine turkeys raffled 2b i large scale, Neither of them are being left Grass Valley yesterday on“the excursion to the Ice Carnival at Truckee. Co. will confer with No, Be Miss Fannie Whitford last Saturday evening, at the residence of her sister, Mrs, Charles Allen, Miss Whitford left day for her home at Dutch Flat. in this camp.A little lead in their carcasces would not be out of place, would seem-that some active measures should be taken te get rid of them, Some people are of the opinion thatthe rccent! burglaries have been committed by parties who reside here. Be that as it may a sharp detective should be put on guard at-night, if} not by the city authorities then hy our citioff at Simmons’ saloon, Pine street, Sat. zens. f A. J. French and wife arrived here from Seattle, Washifigton, Saturday. ‘ : .,. Jay Ostrom was down from Bloomfield Saturday. ‘ ; George Harris of San Juan went tothe Bay Saturday. R. C. Walrath returned here yesterday from San Francisdo, . Mrs, M. A. Duke of San Francisco is here on a visit, ' KE. B. Preston arrived here yesterday from San-Franciggo, : Major J. S, McBride is over from North San Juan. ; : W. J. Hoffman and C. M. Zeitler, “of Sacramento are in town. . Mrs, Binon.and Miss Tackett were over from Birchville yesterday. ® J>M. Kreiss of Woodland came up yesterday to attend his mother’s funeral. D. Roberts and D, W. Eckman came over from’French Corral yesterday. J. P. Fogarty was:over from French Corral yesterday. J. A. Lipman of the Oak Tree mine is here on a few days’ visit. William Davey of Relief Hill-has gone to the Bay for medical treatment. Hon. R. Murray arrived here last evening from San Francisco, «Edgar Hook returned to Berkeley yesterday, to the University. : Miss Helen Cooper returned today to Berkeley, to the University L. Lubeck went to San Francisco yesterday on a visit, Hon, F. D. Soward of Downieville came down yesterday, en route to San Francisco. Mrs, J. S. Stidger was over from San Juan yesterday, L. A. Gross and T, H. Longton, of Sacramento, arrived here on the morning train, District'Attorney Frank Wehe of. Sierra county arrived here yesterday from Downieville, én route to San Francisco, Joe Cavanaugh and wife, of Chicago, IIl., arrived here yesterday. ’ ; Miss Ferguson ef North San Juan passed through here Saturday, en route to San Francisco, A. L, Williams of Sweetland is in town. Phil Curnow. and wife were over from Columbia Hill Saturday, Mrs. F. Lewis, Miss M. Sheehan and Mrs, M, Lindner and children, of San Francisco, arrived here yesterday on their way to North San Juan, * F, M. Wood, John Davis, P, Morjmer and wife; Thomas Edmonds and wife and Mrs. D, Roberts, all of French Corral, were in town yesterday, \Miss Bessie Hodge and her mother, A Mrs. Richard Trevaskis, went to. San Francisco yesterday, at which place the former is to be married in a few days. J. O. Hayes, a mining man from Santa Clara county, has gone up to Washington. Ernest Kreiss and wife arrived here Sunday morning to attend the funeral of Mr. Kreiss’ mother, Miss May Buffington returned to Berkeley yesterday to resume her studies at the State University, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings.’ Charley Godfrey fell from a trestle at the Plumbago mine, at Moore’s Flat, Saturday, and was hurt severely, but not seriously, Jim Murphy, a Truckee vagrant, was brought to the county jail on Saturday, The drawing of the painting of Suspension Bridge was drawn by No. 124. J. Rosewald held the ticket, A number of men have been temporarily laid off by the Harmony Company, Three or four arrests were made Saturday night and early Sunday morning, “for disturbing the peace, drunkenness and fighting, News was received here yesterday that within thirty days two miaes in this district, would change hands and be worked on a worked at the present time, A delegation of fifteen or twenty persons Altogether about 300 excursionists went from different points along thé line. J. F. Trebilcox, who was appointed by the Supervisors a few days ago to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of J. R. Tyrrell as Justice of the Peace at Grass Valley, today took possession of the. office, A special nieeting of Nevada Hose Co., No, I, will be held tais evening. The committee appointed by Pennsylvania Engine A pleasant surprise party was tendered yesterBurglars are getting to be quite numberous " Considering the number of thieves here it “Braus to,let. Kaquire of G, D, Peete . prizes at Miller’s clothing store, » tha . ane iN CAS }my hair flowing, my ‘plaid flying, my City. A Fresh Stock of All Prescriptions Compou tent Druggists. No. 352 won the sofa cushion and Ne . 1,093 won the collar and enff_h>x offered as CASE OF SUICIDE BY POISON. A Young-Man Wiods Up a Debauch by Taking a Dose of: Strychnine. Dennis Leahy took a dose of strychnine at French Corral Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the effects of wnich he died at noon yesterday. Leahy had been on a spree for a week, and was drunk when. he took the poison. iy Deceased was born at Sweetland,: this county, and was 26 years of age. The funeral will take place at North San Juan tomorrow, . Personal Notes. : W. Dower, who ‘has been hére visiting for his home in West Virginia, Haviland Turner left yesterday for San Francisco, where he is attending the Hastings Law College. Bert Rector, a University student, was a passenger on the outgoing ‘train yesterday noon, en route for Berkeley, o Another Saloon Robbed. The saloon kept by M. Solari, at the foot of Broad street, was broken into last night,entrance being effected through a .back. window, the catch of which was unfastened by boring a hole through the casing so that it could be reached. The till was pried open and something over $3 in coin stolen, A lot of wine, whiskey and cigars were also taken. oe} For “Sale. _ Long-established Express Business, good horse and wagon, Enquire of F. T. Nilon. The Light of the Diamond. An expert\in. gems has lately called attention to a property in the diamond which bas not hitherte been fully apprecizted. In a prper.by Robert Boyle, published in the,transactions of the Royal society, mention is made of a diamond that became. phosphorescent simply by the heat of the hand, absorbed light by being held near a candle ‘and emitted light cu being briskly rubbed, The observations by Mr. Kunz, the gem expert referred to, confirm Boyle’s statement that diamonds become phosphorescent in the dark after exposure to

the sunlight cr electric light, but they also show that all diamonds emit light by being rubbed on wood, cloth» or metal. This property is an important one, aa it will enable the nonexpert to distinguish between the true diamond and other hard stones as well as paste, none of which exhibits this phenomenon. This property is evidently not electric, as ig clearly shown by its being visible when the gom is rubbed on metal. Blackie’s Ways. It is said that the late Professor ° Blackie had a quaint, ceremonious little way of expressing his reverence for the Wizard of the North. Whenever, through his long life, he passed Walter Scott’s house in Edinburgh, he would stand still, and, leaning on his stick, remain for a moment in silent meditation. Strangers were often puzzled when they saw the venerable figure of Professor Blackie, standing motionless in Castle street, his plaid blown by the wind, and his face wearing a look of dreamy abtraction. Another out of door note on Blackie is this amusing one: Calling on a lady, he said abruptly: ‘‘When I walk along Princes’ street, I go with a kingly air, my head erect, my chest expanded, stick swinging. Do you know what makes me do that? Well, I’ll tell you— just conceit!’ ° Past, Present and Future, The same object seen from three different points of view—the past, the present and the future—often exhibits three Gifferent faces fo us, like those sigubeards over shop doors which rep resent the face of a lién as we approach, of aman. when we Are in front and of “Hass Wher wo have ‘passed. eccrctticmnmnsnscts DR. W. P. SAWYER, HYSIC‘AN ANO SURGEON, Craduate of the Uniyexsity of Penasylvania, Medical Depariment. Oftice—Rcoms E and F, Union Hotel, Nevada Kours: 2to4p. M.,7 ted Pr. mM. 412 4 lated. Keep relatives for the last three months, left today'. P* ‘Lady Sholto Douglas, Ladies and Children 25 cents. Can’t Live Long. A carpenter named Buck, who has a room.in the barn formerly used. by Paniel & Powell, off Spring street, is in a critical condition and is not expected to live. He is a victim of consumption, ‘Brought Here For Burial. The remains of Mrs. L. Kreiss, who died at San Francisco last week, were brought here for burial, the funeral taking place yesterday afternoon from the Congregational Church. The remains were interred in Pine Grove ony: . Bioop anp N&RVES are very closely rethe blood rich, pureand healthy with Hood's Sarsaparilla and you will have no trouble from nervousness, ! Hoop’s Pris are the beat after-dinner ills, assist digestion, prevent constipalon, 25c, ; ; NEVADA THEATRE, Special Engagement For Two Nights. Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 14 & 45, THE LORD SHOLTO DOULA OF NEW YORK PLAYERS, including ——PRESENTING— Tuesday, The Great London Comedy, gists and dealers. Your Own Fault. Tt is your own fault if you continue to suffer with any painful disease of a rheumatic nature, for it is guaranteed and has been proven’ beyond doubt that the Oil of Eden will remove all impurities from the bone and flesh, the seeds of all painful diseases of the external .system, The. Of of Eden has been ‘sold by Joun P, Zier of Grass Valley, only on a full guarantee, and can be obtained through other first-class dealers in medicines, ‘Manufactured only by John L. Kellett Oil of Eden Medicine ompany, Oakland, Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton, Going Backward. It is said that the bustle is coming into avor again, This is a move backward. HAPPY HOMES, A Recelfpt that will Remove a Frultful Cause of Unhappiness. “John, I called you to dinner; why don’t you answer?” : “‘Can’t you see that I am tired and out 6f sorts?’ Why don’t you let me alene?” The husband has just come home from business and has stretched himself on the sofa, gloomily staring at the ceiling. This is not the first time he has returned in such ahumor. She is burt, and, sitting down by the window, gets ready to cry. : “Papa, why don’t you tum and eat?” His little daughter’s pleading prevails and he follows her to the table. His wife hurriedly brushes the tears from her eyes; she is too proud to show weakness—he too stubborn to apologize for his rudeness. There is but a half-hearted attempt at eating. ‘Your crusty temper has spoiled your appetite.” says the wife. Sheis wrong —it is the want o petite and a g an a digestion that has spoiled. his humor—and it takes a heroic effort for him to be amiable. Yes, this is only an advertisement—P: ruHOLIDAY GOODS. . ‘ lisse. Buy Your? ae Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, ~ Silverware, Optical and other Beautiful Goods, ~ . From the Old and Reliable Firm of 8 lustje & DHramnd. > All Goods ~, Sold at Bottom. Figures And Warranted Strictly First-class. Repairing of Fine Watches,and Jewelry . pe . By :Skillful and Experienced Workmen, Goods purchased from us engraved free of charge. Orderssfrom:the countrygpromptly attended to F.C.LUETJIN, — Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. — vian Bitters—the remedy for such domestic infelicities. The world-famous Peruvian Bark and other medicinal and aromatic herbs in fine old California: Brandy; a pleasant beverage, ® healthy stimulant, a perfect tonic, a regulator of all digestive functions, a producer of good normal appetite, of sound sleep, of _, steady nerves, good feeiink and a cheerful disposition, , All: drugMaox & Co., San Francisco, ‘“‘CONFUSION.”’ Wednesday : The Thrilling play, “Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde,” Prices : 50'and 75 cents. ' Reserved seats at Mialloy’s, N. G. A. G. GRAND : EXHIBITION ARMORY HALL, Friday Evening, January 17th, \VOULD You Pecor’s Oyster Cocktails Charley Compounds Private Lunch Rooms RELISH A RELISH’? ARE .THE THING. SP ~All Drinks Properly. ees —_Nicely Farnished —AT THE— Milwaukee Brewery Saloon, $4.00 Suits Reduced THE WHITE Great Glosing Out Sale of Dress GOODS~ » Taking. — x wo 3-00 *“* : “> oe.. 2.00 ony 1.50 Our Entire line of fine DRESS GOODS we will offer at a Great Reduction. B.NEWMAN & CO., 66 66 66 The White House. Broad Street, Nevada City. Prof, Edwin F. Barr OC) Athletes 50) Will Appear. oe MUSIC! MUSCLE ! MERIT ! NEW ACTS! NEW TALENT . NEW PEOPLE? . {eet Admission--Gentlemen 50 cents.«= SCHULDT & CO., Union Drug Store Opposite the UNION HOTEL. and Pure GOODs. = For our opening. We will not allow any house in the County to Carry a more ‘complete or better stock han can be found on our Shelves. “What You Get dt SCHULDT’S Is GOOD.” “Low Prices Our Specialty. nded by expericnced and “CompeDrugs, Fancy and TOILET . Hebei ‘HREM EER GF he New Drugstor, = 4 LT The new owners have converted the o'd establishment at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets into one of the handsomest and most completely stocked drug and stationery stores in the interior, The latest and best of everything in their line at Fair Prices, Come in and look a¥ound, even though you may not wish to buy. Dickerman & Co Ufeto-date Diuggists and Stationers As eS Articles Overcoats, Suits ana Pants ¥ 4 7 : ; = E a Sag Sia Boy ALA or ee To order at REDUCED ube A RAPES RE Ss J es DULAC, "tae vegies ICES. » Buttermilk) . Bonin T Glycerine} Japanese Goods are more beautiful Nevada City. this season than ever before, and ° are quite the rage throughout this country. Mrs,.Lester & Crawford are offering a nice line of both useful and ornamental articles from the Mi-, kado's domaiit;. These. goods make just’as nice: Holiday G ifts as can be found. They are reas— onable in price,"too, This is the combination if used in making Madam de la Motte’s Face and at the price, 10 cents a cake or 25 cents per \ box of three, no one shorlla be without it, te x > 2 NBR Ae inn, saeteney Soa sacle This is How it Is Done! . Lee When we-go to market we take the cash with us, and we buy in large enough quanyf tities to get the bottom prices, We know 4 where, and what, and how to buy to get the best Groceries for the least money.’ That's. + the reason we@in give it to you. We offer f you absolute certainty in quality. In this w “. have everything just right, (Bean DON'T FORGET There is No masquerading. If you like: to to $3.00 Each ou 4 ” i store everything is called by its--real name, . ° h fier xm as of a [>>. 2