January 14, 1896 (4 pages)

: “aixty Ceiite a Month} Six Dollard a-Year. When SPER A avenon foc 0 Full ¥ oer. Gg x Bi ay < é ‘The Branch Wonder has received from the oe day closed Suspension Bridge for travel, un‘© til farther notice, and forbid any one re" * moving the barricades. : be “Nevada City, January 4, 1896. Nevada City, Nevada Oounty; . pequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on -Appli-}’ ' down from Bloomfield yesterday. ~@ trip to Sierra county, " this.city for many, years, has concluded—te _. eat quite a gash between the second and ness so much desired by all clases of people. “ os 4 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Soph 6; 1880.) S Daily Except Sundays and ee Breuios : Holidays” SUBSCRIPTION Tenms—Fifteen Cents a Week, » LocaAL REapINe Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cerits a Line Each Subation. TUESDAY... JAN. 14, 1896. . 2 r yf : PERSONAL POINTERS, ‘A Concise Chronicle of Various. Folks Doings and Intentions. P, W. Griffiths of Marysville is in'town -_K, Niles of Sacramento isin town. . > E, Beamort of Sacramento is in town, "J.D. Jones of Yuba City is in town, Superintendent L.’ L, Myers and wife came down from Malakoff today. "Superintendent Dave Johnson came down from the. Spanish Mine today. ‘Miss Stella Beardsley returned from San Francisco on Sunday last on account of the serious illness of her father. Geo, R. Savage of San Francisco is in town. Seah ae : Superiatendent C, A. Lillie is down from Maybert, . : saad H.R. Jones of San Francisco arrived here this morning.“ at Oe Bk A. L, Francis, the piano man of Oakland, is in town, K.G, Dunn, C. L., Farfia and-R, Grover, of San Francisco, are in town, Mts, C, E. Snapp and P. R. Ross ‘ca m F, W. Whitten came over from Towles Monday. Thomas Nilon is quite ill at his home in this city. Sd George L, Hughes has returned from al trip to San Francisco, J. W. Downing has returned frem San Francisco, B. C, Condit of Newcastle.is:here on business, nt AS William McCarty arrived here from. the Bay yesterday, A. V. Hoffman.and family have gone to Stock tonto reside, : Assessor We H. Martin has returned from Joe Nilon left Monday morning for Cripple Creek; Colorado,” : F. W. Bustin.of San Rafael arrived here last evening. G. W2e:Dorsey of. -San* Francisco arrived here yesterday evening. ‘ Miss Ida Hitcheock ig down from” Maybert on a visit to friends. Hon, R.-€. “McMurray has’ returned to San_Franciseo, : A. Record of Oakland atrived here on the morning train, * Myers Allen’ and daughtér, Sadie, attended the Ice Carnival at Truckee Sunday. N. E, Boyd of Yuba Gity is*in ‘town ‘on business for the Anti-Debris Association, C. E. Flye of Sacramento is here in the interest of Bell, Flye & Company, wholesale produce and fruit merchants, Miss Alice Monro,who has been quite sick, suffering from erysipelas, was much better today. Captain Harry Sparnon, who has lived iv go to Grass Valley to reside. Can’t Wake Up. Aman was brought over from Truckee “this morning,.who is.suffering' froma severe attack of coma, He has been sleeping since last Friday, and all attempts made to awaken him have proven of no avail. It is supposed to be the result of an overdose of morphine, The man’s name is A. J. Montgomery, Hand Badly Cut. George H. Davis, a miner at the Delaware ming, had-his hand badly cut this afternoon by aisbarp piece of rock that fell while he was drawingia drill from a hole. The rock third fingers, making it necessary for Dr, Muller to take several stitches in order to draw the wound together, Fe a Testimonial. Mrs. M, F. Willment of Auburn, Cal., says that she suffered a great deal with a painful swelling of her limbs, and her physiAian failed to reliéve ber, but it yielded—to Oil of Eden. TE world-wide reputation of Ayer’s Hair Vigor, is due to its healthy action on’ the hair and scalp, This incomparable prepara—. tion restores the original color to gray and faded hair, and imparts the gloss and freshSrawts to let. Enquire of G, D. 25 _ «Attention! Attention! ee Kast 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 j4-tf ‘Bridge Closed. Notice is hereby given that I have’ this D. B. Gercuetr, City Marshal, —— ee Appointed Agent. Mr. J. Levy has been appointed agent the Clarke’s O. N. T. Spool Cotton and anty years experience with the cotton found it elegraghit, a SS Special to the Transcript. e More Armenians Slaughtered. @ . New Yorx, January 14th.—A letter ; just received in this city by the American Board of Foreign Mission, mentions great massacres of Armenians at Talie and neighboring villages not hitherto detailed in thé newspapers, Over 1500° Americans were murdered’ and 500°-women and_ girls were carred off by the Kurds, Three-fourths of all the houses in the honses in the localities were burned. The letters further state that the massacres will continue throughout the winter, More Battleships. PortsmouTH, England, January [4th— Three first-class battleships are being fitted out on sudden orders, The. naval reserves are under orders to leave here as soon as possible and they will await the arrival of the flying squadron. ,At Woolwich, below London, the great asenal covering hundred large additions to its already immgfse one acres is now receiving stores of naval materials, Men are at work day and night. As: fast as torpedoes are made they are dispatched. . The destination of the ships conveying the same is unknown. The Insurgents Set More Fires Havana, January 14th—There was another alarm of fire in this city this afternoon, Smoke was seen rising in the direction of the Zegan, followed by a red flash in the sky, showing thrt a great conflagration was in progress, The alarm spread. Shortly afterwards a fire more extensive than the first in. the the city of San Francisco dé Pauius, and it definitely known that the last named place had been fired by the insurgents,“ The greatest. apprehension is was seen direction — of was at present felt for the water that City of which are situated five miles from San works supply the Havana, Franciscode Paulus. It is feared the supa ply will be cut off af any moment, All the most important news matters will appear in this column eyery day. wwe Took the Wrong Antidote. A man was arraigned before Justice Richardson on a charge of disorderly ecnduet. He was fonnd intoxicated on Clark street. * The prisoner told: the court he was not in the habit of getting drunk and declared on this occasion he was excusable, : ‘*Your honor,’’.said. the prisoner, ‘I got home late last night, and before starting to bed I went t6 my medicine cabinet to get a dose of cough sirup. I thought I knew just where the bottle stood, and that I could get it in the dark. I made a mistake and drank a big swig of some strange mixture. I thought I was poisoned, and rushing down to the drug store with the bottle still in my hand I asked the clerk for an antidote. He smelled what was left in the bottle, and then says he: ‘My friend, all the antidote ‘you need is to swallow a comb and brush. ,That stuff is hair vigor.’ ‘* Judge, I just felt so ashamed of myself that I started drinking. ”’ He was discharged.—Chicago Inter Ocean. A Lincoln Letter. George Kluetsch, editor of the Lincoln (Neb. ) Freie Presse, has in his possession in the handwriting of Abraham Lincoln, writtén in 1859, an interesting letter. It was written to T. J. Pickett; at one time editor of the Republican paper in Rock Island, Ills., who has given it to Mr. Kluetsch. It reads as follows: SPRINGFIELD, Ils., April 16, 1859. T. J. Pickett, Esq.: My Dzar Srr—Yours of the 18th is just received. My engagements are such that I cannot, at any very early day, visit Rock Island to deliver a lecture or for any other object. As to the other matter you kindly mention, I ‘must, in candor, say I do not consider myself fit for the A san mcorictd I certainly am flattered and gratified’ that some partial friends think of me in that connection, but I really think it best for our cause that no concerted effort such as you suggest should be made. Let this be considered confidential. Yours very truly, Old English Journalism. The interesting reminiscences of G. J. Holyoke, recently issued, give some facts showing that English — journals ‘were not always as free from scurrility as they are now. The London Times, for instance, which then had not adopted the rule of excluding ‘‘poetry,’’ once published some verses on O’Connell beginning—‘‘Slime condensed of Irish bog, liar, traitor, demagogue.”” The same journal also spoke of its neighbor, The Morning Chronicle, as ‘‘that squirt of filthy water,” and The Morning Chronicle referred to The Morning Post as that ‘‘slop pail of corruption.” She—I have an instinctive feoling that I can trust you. He (passionately)—Ah, my darling, would that some others felt that way !— London Tit-Bits. v ~ . street was robbed last night. aed Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. ' It was rumored this forenoon that the saloon kept by Henry Lotz. on Sacramento The report was false. , ‘There are ten prisoners inthe county jail at the present time, In compliance with a request made some time since by the late Miss Robb, she was buried at sunset yesterday, : ‘Cloudy weather, with light, rain and stationary temperature Tuesday and Wedne:day is the weather bulletin received today. Xe ‘ e H, Evans-won the horse and saddle raffled by. William McClure. No. 25 was the lucky ticket, The Royal Whist Club will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs, James Cairns, in the ‘Transcript building, A. B, Wolf has received a lot of tin signs advertising his grocery store and intends having them put up throughout the surrounding country. Gracie Plaisted, with her comic opera company, will appear at the Theater in this city on the evenings of. January 31st and February 1st. The company is a thoroughly well organized one and has been playing a San Francisco a long time,.in which city Miss Plaisted is a great favorite, She is a charming singer and a very vivacious little actress, who never fails to please her auditors and win from them the warmest enconiums, Her friends and acquaintances in this city will doubtless’ give her a cordial welcome. It has been’ several years since she last visited here. Manager Jacobs informs us that the Theater has been engaged for March 25th * by a company fromi Frohman’s Broadway Theatre, New York. Nellie McHenry is the leading lady of the company, and the play is to be ‘‘A Bicycle Girl,” a piece that is kaving a big run in the principal Eastern cities, D. Shearer is suffering from blood poisoning, resulting from injuries sustained some time since while working at. the Nevada City mine, Dr. Muller is attending the case and thinks Shearer will recover, though it will be a month or to before he can expect to be well, : Miss Nellie Gummoe, eldest daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Richard Gummoe of Grass Valley, was married at the home of her parents last night, to Joseph Rickard of San Francisco, where the young couple will reside, Chas, Hill of Grass Valley was struck over the eye by a heavy piece of — timber early this morning in ‘the Crown Point mine, He was knocked senseless and after being taken to town Dr. Brown dressed an ugly gash whicn had been inflicted, George Mainhart had a runaway last night while returning to Grass Valley from this city. The buggy was upset and considerably damaged. Mr. Mainhart was thrown out and received a cut on the head WILL HOLD HIGH JINKS The Native Sons Intend Having a Grand. Time This Evening. The Native Sons will hold a high jinks tonight. After the election and installation of officers an entertainment will be given by the C’s and D’s. Just what it will consist of only the committee knows. It is to be somewhat of a surprise to the other members, and it is believed that the program will be greatly enjoyed, as itis to be different in some respects from what is usually given on such occasions. bar A goodly delegation is expected up from Grass Valley with District Deputy Brady, and the members of Hydraulic Parlor will no doubt be present in strong numbers. One of the features of the entertainment will be a fine collation, The trouble begins at 9 o’clock, A Whole Team. Hon. Tirey L. Ford has taken rooms in the Crocker Building, San Francisco, He is going to practice law on his own hook, Well, he is a whole team within himself, Missed the Train. A telegram was received here this morning missed the 7 o’clock train from San Fran=©'sco and that they took the 8:30 train, by way of Stockton. The Ills of Women. Constipation, causes more than half ¢he ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation, Sold by Dickerman & Qo, A = BFS ie ek **I was greatly troubled with aches and pains and could nut sleep at night. My husband had’ me take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, now I can sleep and those pains have left me and I beg ia to feel like a new person,’ Mrs. J. Henry, Brovke, Cal. ns . } Hoop's PILus cure sick headache, _ Tue Higgins patent pipe is made in this county. Cool smokers, At all dealers, im ~ “We have used Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills for a number of years and they have given UF presi satisfaction. We have recommend: A. J. Stiles, Nevada City.” Hoop’s Pris cure ail liver ills, icaieinmnmiemeenteee ee ‘THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS. [ them to many of our friends, . _ Egypt and Nevada City. The pyramids of Egypt are famous for their collossal granduer and great. antiquity and are ranked among the wonders of the world. Millions of pictures and tons of literature have treated of them and for ages designs in commerce and art have been fashioned after them. The very word suggests something out of the ordinary, hence it has been adopted by the gymnasts and acrobats as a proper term for the building of beantifal and wonderful combinations with the human figures. At the Athletic show on Friday evening next there will bé the grandest pyramid work by 20: juveniles, handsomely costumed that has ever been introduced on this~Qoast. Prof Barr has them move like clock-work and guarantees to give entire satisfaction to the audience. « 2. @ ~. Superior Court. The following business was transacted. in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell, presiding : = ’ On motion of Fred Searls, ‘Esq, and on the production of a certificate from the Western District of Arkansas Fight Circuit, Frank B. Ridge was duly admitted as an attorney and counselor at law. / The Peoplé ys. Edwin Wallace, Order postponing trial till Friday, nd John C, White vs. P, B. Fitzsimmons. Order postponing causountil February 20, 1896. By consent of counsel, é Estate of Hannah Mock, deceased. Order; appointing John Phillips, W. Ramsey and A. H. Halemiller appraisers, and order of publication of notice to creditors, rp is Runaway. _ The Chinaman who peddles vegetables around town was badly demoralized yesterday, that is to say, his horse and wagon are in that condition. The horse ran away, badly injuring his own self and smashed the Grass Valley road. Oo Tool House Broken Into. Last night the tool house belonging to the Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, near the Town Talk tunnel, waa broken into and a gum coat, pair of Fubber boots, two two shirts, and a lot of tools were stolen, The thieves pried off the padlock, Mons Victor. Mons Victor the great tight rope walker assisted by Hen George and Master Rewod, will appear at Armony Hall, Friday evening. A trio that will interest and amuse you. Go early if you want a seat, _ 3 ; NEVADA THEATRE. Special Engagement For Two Nights. Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 14 & 46, THE LORD SHOLTO DOUGLAS COMPANY OF NEW YORK PLAYERS, Lady Sholto Douglas, Tuesdays: tes toa baci Comedy, **CONFUSION.”’ Wednesday : The Thrilling play, “Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde,” Prices : 50 and 75 cents. Reserved seats at Mulloy’s. —THE— N. G. A, G. Will give a GRAND : EX ITION saying thatthe LordDouglass Company a ARMORY HALL, Friday Evening, January 47th Prof. Edwin F. Barr —AND— Will Appear. . MUSICH MUSCLE ! MERIT! NEW ACTS! NEW TALENT . DR. W. P. SAWYER, Paracer AND SURGEON. Grgduate of the University of Penng lvania, Medical Department, . — 8 ee * : ce—Rooms E and.F, Union Hotel, Nevada City. Hours: 2te4 P. M.,7 teO-r. m. , a2 A . wagon to pieces. . This all occurred on the. gis OV) Athletes (. . VINTON’S. Your Own Fault. It is your own fault if yon 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 sig will remove all impurities from the me and flesh, the seeds of all painful diseases of the external system. The Oil of Eden has been’ sold by Jonn 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 Company, Oakland, Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton, A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia, ahd all Throat and Lung diseases are cured* by Shiloh’s Cure. “Sold by Dickerman & Co. Fn HAPPY HOMES. 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We will not allow any house in the County to Carry a more complete or better stock Than can be found on our Shelves, AT ge _ “What You Get at SCHULDT’S Is GOOD.” __ Low Prices Our Specialty. _ All Prescriptions Compounded by expericnced and Compe tent Druggists. : ae . * : Bae € — Overcoats, — Suits ana Pants . ? To order at REDUCED See it in the window at + Se Tailor, ‘Merchant. ‘es ‘HED: _ Published BROWN ¢ : SE 18 Cts. pe ——_ _. SIXD TUESDAY ———_—_—_—— === Reading A 10a The “Tran the Im . We have . which we. v graphic new: up to 4 o’elc will therefor other: place’ earlier than will be a gre as they can happening 1 and in foreig and as great events trans] . countries, th uilews as soon The threat mations ef th » one iis interes . édispatches w . tthe latest eve . wation the given up t . readers will = geveral hours The dispatch jan idea of tl _ ntend giving oan a iI the care of a lady’s ec -amany gray h Renewer, as rad Hon, EK. 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: “aixty Ceiite a Month} Six Dollard a-Year. When SPER A avenon foc 0 Full ¥ oer. Gg x Bi ay < é ‘The Branch Wonder has received from the oe day closed Suspension Bridge for travel, un‘© til farther notice, and forbid any one re" * moving the barricades. : be “Nevada City, January 4, 1896. Nevada City, Nevada Oounty; . pequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on -Appli-}’ ' down from Bloomfield yesterday. ~@ trip to Sierra county, " this.city for many, years, has concluded—te _. eat quite a gash between the second and ness so much desired by all clases of people. “ os 4 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Soph 6; 1880.) S Daily Except Sundays and ee Breuios : Holidays” SUBSCRIPTION Tenms—Fifteen Cents a Week, » LocaAL REapINe Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cerits a Line Each Subation. TUESDAY...... JAN. 14, 1896. . 2 r yf : PERSONAL POINTERS, ‘A Concise Chronicle of Various. Folks Doings and Intentions. P, W. Griffiths of Marysville is in'town -_K, Niles of Sacramento isin town. . > E, Beamort of Sacramento is in town, "J.D. Jones of Yuba City is in town, Superintendent L.’ L, Myers and wife came down from Malakoff today. "Superintendent Dave Johnson came down from the. Spanish Mine today. ‘Miss Stella Beardsley returned from San Francisco on Sunday last on account of the serious illness of her father. Geo, R. Savage of San Francisco is in town. Seah ae : Superiatendent C, A. Lillie is down from Maybert, . : saad H.R. Jones of San Francisco arrived here this morning.“ at Oe Bk A. L, Francis, the piano man of Oakland, is in town, K.G, Dunn, C. L., Farfia and-R, Grover, of San Francisco, are in town, Mts, C, E. Snapp and P. R. Ross ‘ca m F, W. Whitten came over from Towles Monday. Thomas Nilon is quite ill at his home in this city. Sd George L, Hughes has returned from al trip to San Francisco, J. W. Downing has returned frem San Francisco, B. C, Condit of Newcastle.is:here on business, nt AS William McCarty arrived here from. the Bay yesterday, A. V. Hoffman.and family have gone to Stock tonto reside, : Assessor We H. Martin has returned from Joe Nilon left Monday morning for Cripple Creek; Colorado,” : F. W. Bustin.of San Rafael arrived here last evening. G. W2e:Dorsey of. -San* Francisco arrived here yesterday evening. ‘ Miss Ida Hitcheock ig down from” Maybert on a visit to friends. Hon, R.-€. “McMurray has’ returned to San_Franciseo, : A. Record of Oakland atrived here on the morning train, * Myers Allen’ and daughtér, Sadie, attended the Ice Carnival at Truckee Sunday. N. E, Boyd of Yuba Gity is*in ‘town ‘on business for the Anti-Debris Association, C. E. Flye of Sacramento is here in the interest of Bell, Flye & Company, wholesale produce and fruit merchants, Miss Alice Monro,who has been quite sick, suffering from erysipelas, was much better today. Captain Harry Sparnon, who has lived iv go to Grass Valley to reside. Can’t Wake Up. Aman was brought over from Truckee “this morning,.who is.suffering' froma severe attack of coma, He has been sleeping since last Friday, and all attempts made to awaken him have proven of no avail. It is supposed to be the result of an overdose of morphine, The man’s name is A. J. Montgomery, Hand Badly Cut. George H. Davis, a miner at the Delaware ming, had-his hand badly cut this afternoon by aisbarp piece of rock that fell while he was drawingia drill from a hole. The rock third fingers, making it necessary for Dr, Muller to take several stitches in order to draw the wound together, Fe a Testimonial. Mrs. M, F. Willment of Auburn, Cal., says that she suffered a great deal with a painful swelling of her limbs, and her physiAian failed to reliéve ber, but it yielded—to Oil of Eden. TE world-wide reputation of Ayer’s Hair Vigor, is due to its healthy action on’ the hair and scalp, This incomparable prepara—. tion restores the original color to gray and faded hair, and imparts the gloss and freshSrawts to let. Enquire of G, D. 25 _ «Attention! Attention! ee Kast 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 j4-tf ‘Bridge Closed. Notice is hereby given that I have’ this D. B. Gercuetr, City Marshal, —— ee Appointed Agent. Mr. J. Levy has been appointed agent the Clarke’s O. N. T. Spool Cotton and anty years experience with the cotton found it elegraghit, a SS Special to the Transcript. e More Armenians Slaughtered. @ . New Yorx, January 14th.—A letter ; just received in this city by the American Board of Foreign Mission, mentions great massacres of Armenians at Talie and neighboring villages not hitherto detailed in thé newspapers, Over 1500° Americans were murdered’ and 500°-women and_ girls were carred off by the Kurds, Three-fourths of all the houses in the honses in the localities were burned. The letters further state that the massacres will continue throughout the winter, More Battleships. PortsmouTH, England, January [4th— Three first-class battleships are being fitted out on sudden orders, The. naval reserves are under orders to leave here as soon as possible and they will await the arrival of the flying squadron. ,At Woolwich, below London, the great asenal covering hundred large additions to its already immgfse one acres is now receiving stores of naval materials, Men are at work day and night. As: fast as torpedoes are made they are dispatched. . The destination of the ships conveying the same is unknown. The Insurgents Set More Fires Havana, January 14th—There was another alarm of fire in this city this afternoon, Smoke was seen rising in the direction of the Zegan, followed by a red flash in the sky, showing thrt a great conflagration was in progress, The alarm spread. Shortly afterwards a fire more extensive than the first in. the the city of San Francisco dé Pauius, and it definitely known that the last named place had been fired by the insurgents,“ The greatest. apprehension is was seen direction — of was at present felt for the water that City of which are situated five miles from San works supply the Havana, Franciscode Paulus. It is feared the supa ply will be cut off af any moment, All the most important news matters will appear in this column eyery day. wwe Took the Wrong Antidote. A man was arraigned before Justice Richardson on a charge of disorderly ecnduet. He was fonnd intoxicated on Clark street. * The prisoner told: the court he was not in the habit of getting drunk and declared on this occasion he was excusable, : ‘*Your honor,’’.said. the prisoner, ‘I got home late last night, and before starting to bed I went t6 my medicine cabinet to get a dose of cough sirup. I thought I knew just where the bottle stood, and that I could get it in the dark. I made a mistake and drank a big swig of some strange mixture. I thought I was poisoned, and rushing down to the drug store with the bottle still in my hand I asked the clerk for an antidote. He smelled what was left in the bottle, and then says he: ‘My friend, all the antidote ‘you need is to swallow a comb and brush. ,That stuff is hair vigor.’ ‘* Judge, I just felt so ashamed of myself that I started drinking. ”’ He was discharged.—Chicago Inter Ocean. A Lincoln Letter. George Kluetsch, editor of the Lincoln (Neb. ) Freie Presse, has in his possession in the handwriting of Abraham Lincoln, writtén in 1859, an interesting letter. It was written to T. J. Pickett; at one time editor of the Republican paper in Rock Island, Ills., who has given it to Mr. Kluetsch. It reads as follows: SPRINGFIELD, Ils., April 16, 1859. T. J. Pickett, Esq.: My Dzar Srr—Yours of the 18th is just received. My engagements are such that I cannot, at any very early day, visit Rock Island to deliver a lecture or for any other object. As to the other matter you kindly mention, I ‘must, in candor, say I do not consider myself fit for the A san mcorictd I certainly am flattered and gratified’ that some partial friends think of me in that connection, but I really think it best for our cause that no concerted effort such as you suggest should be made. Let this be considered confidential. Yours very truly, Old English Journalism. The interesting reminiscences of G. J. Holyoke, recently issued, give some facts showing that English — journals ‘were not always as free from scurrility as they are now. The London Times, for instance, which then had not adopted the rule of excluding ‘‘poetry,’’ once published some verses on O’Connell beginning—‘‘Slime condensed of Irish bog, liar, traitor, demagogue.”” The same journal also spoke of its neighbor, The Morning Chronicle, as ‘‘that squirt of filthy water,” and The Morning Chronicle referred to The Morning Post as that ‘‘slop pail of corruption.” She—I have an instinctive feoling that I can trust you. He (passionately)—Ah, my darling, would that some others felt that way !— London Tit-Bits. v ~ . street was robbed last night. aed Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. ' It was rumored this forenoon that the saloon kept by Henry Lotz. on Sacramento The report was false. , ‘There are ten prisoners inthe county jail at the present time, In compliance with a request made some time since by the late Miss Robb, she was buried at sunset yesterday, : ‘Cloudy weather, with light, rain and stationary temperature Tuesday and Wedne:day is the weather bulletin received today. Xe ‘ e H, Evans-won the horse and saddle raffled by. William McClure. No. 25 was the lucky ticket, The Royal Whist Club will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs, James Cairns, in the ‘Transcript building, A. B, Wolf has received a lot of tin signs advertising his grocery store and intends having them put up throughout the surrounding country. Gracie Plaisted, with her comic opera company, will appear at the Theater in this city on the evenings of. January 31st and February 1st.. The company is a thoroughly well organized one and has been playing a San Francisco a long time,.in which city Miss Plaisted is a great favorite, She is a charming singer and a very vivacious little actress, who never fails to please her auditors and win from them the warmest enconiums, Her friends and acquaintances in this city will doubtless’ give her a cordial welcome. It has been’ several years since she last visited here. Manager Jacobs informs us that the Theater has been engaged for March 25th * by a company fromi Frohman’s Broadway Theatre, New York. Nellie McHenry is the leading lady of the company, and the play is to be ‘‘A Bicycle Girl,” a piece that is kaving a big run in the principal Eastern cities, D. Shearer is suffering from blood poisoning, resulting from injuries sustained some time since while working at. the Nevada City mine, Dr. Muller is attending the case and thinks Shearer will recover, though it will be a month or to before he can expect to be well, : Miss Nellie Gummoe, eldest daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Richard Gummoe of Grass Valley, was married at the home of her parents last night, to Joseph Rickard of San Francisco, where the young couple will reside, Chas, Hill of Grass Valley was struck over the eye by a heavy piece of — timber early this morning in ‘the Crown Point mine, He was knocked senseless and after being taken to town Dr. Brown dressed an ugly gash whicn had been inflicted, George Mainhart had a runaway last night while returning to Grass Valley from this city. The buggy was upset and considerably damaged. Mr. Mainhart was thrown out and received a cut on the head WILL HOLD HIGH JINKS The Native Sons Intend Having a Grand. Time This Evening. The Native Sons will hold a high jinks tonight. After the election and installation of officers an entertainment will be given by the C’s and D’s. Just what it will consist of only the committee knows. It is to be somewhat of a surprise to the other members, and it is believed that the program will be greatly enjoyed, as itis to be different in some respects from what is usually given on such occasions. bar A goodly delegation is expected up from Grass Valley with District Deputy Brady, and the members of Hydraulic Parlor will no doubt be present in strong numbers. One of the features of the entertainment will be a fine collation, The trouble begins at 9 o’clock, A Whole Team. Hon. Tirey L. Ford has taken rooms in the Crocker Building, San Francisco, He is going to practice law on his own hook, Well, he is a whole team within himself, Missed the Train. A telegram was received here this morning missed the 7 o’clock train from San Fran=©'sco and that they took the 8:30 train, by way of Stockton. The Ills of Women. Constipation, causes more than half ¢he ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation, Sold by Dickerman & Qo, A = BFS ie ek **I was greatly troubled with aches and pains and could nut sleep at night. My husband had’ me take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, now I can sleep and those pains have left me and I beg ia to feel like a new person,’ Mrs. J. Henry, Brovke, Cal. ns . } Hoop's PILus cure sick headache, _ Tue Higgins patent pipe is made in this county. Cool smokers, At all dealers, im ~ “We have used Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills for a number of years and they have given UF presi satisfaction. We have recommend: A. J. Stiles, Nevada City.” Hoop’s Pris cure ail liver ills, icaieinmnmiemeenteee ee ‘THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS. [ them to many of our friends, . _ Egypt and Nevada City. The pyramids of Egypt are famous for their collossal granduer and great. antiquity and are ranked among the wonders of the world. Millions of pictures and tons of literature have treated of them and for ages designs in commerce and art have been fashioned after them. The very word suggests something out of the ordinary, hence it has been adopted by the gymnasts and acrobats as a proper term for the building of

beantifal and wonderful combinations with the human figures. At the Athletic show on Friday evening next there will bé the grandest pyramid work by 20: juveniles, handsomely costumed that has ever been introduced on this~Qoast. Prof Barr has them move like clock-work and guarantees to give entire satisfaction to the audience. « 2. @ ~. Superior Court. The following business was transacted. in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell, presiding : = ’ On motion of Fred Searls, ‘Esq, and on the production of a certificate from the Western District of Arkansas Fight Circuit, Frank B. Ridge was duly admitted as an attorney and counselor at law. / The Peoplé ys. Edwin Wallace, Order postponing trial till Friday, nd John C, White vs. P, B. Fitzsimmons. Order postponing causountil February 20, 1896. By consent of counsel, é Estate of Hannah Mock, deceased. Order; appointing John Phillips, W. Ramsey and A. H. Halemiller appraisers, and order of publication of notice to creditors, rp is Runaway. _ The Chinaman who peddles vegetables around town was badly demoralized yesterday, that is to say, his horse and wagon are in that condition. The horse ran away, badly injuring his own self and smashed the Grass Valley road. Oo Tool House Broken Into. Last night the tool house belonging to the Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, near the Town Talk tunnel, waa broken into and a gum coat, pair of Fubber boots, two two shirts, and a lot of tools were stolen, The thieves pried off the padlock, Mons Victor. Mons Victor the great tight rope walker assisted by Hen George and Master Rewod, will appear at Armony Hall, Friday evening. A trio that will interest and amuse you. Go early if you want a seat, _ 3 ; NEVADA THEATRE. Special Engagement For Two Nights. Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 14 & 46, THE LORD SHOLTO DOUGLAS COMPANY OF NEW YORK PLAYERS, Lady Sholto Douglas, Tuesdays: tes toa baci Comedy, **CONFUSION.”’ Wednesday : The Thrilling play, “Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde,” Prices : 50 and 75 cents. Reserved seats at Mulloy’s. —THE— N. G. A, G. Will give a GRAND : EX ITION saying thatthe LordDouglass Company a ARMORY HALL, Friday Evening, January 47th Prof. Edwin F. Barr —AND— Will Appear. . MUSICH MUSCLE ! MERIT! NEW ACTS! NEW TALENT . DR. W. P. SAWYER, Paracer AND SURGEON. Grgduate of the University of Penng lvania, Medical Department, . — 8 ee * : ce—Rooms E and.F, Union Hotel, Nevada City. Hours: 2te4 P. M.,7 teO-r. m. , a2 A . wagon to pieces. . This all occurred on the. gis OV) Athletes (. . VINTON’S. Your Own Fault. 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Come in and look around, even though you may not wish to buy. Dickerman & Co, Up-to-date Druggists and Stationers. WW “i Z “a i sas eS {\ " Ae AP VA Tea S s! ea " ses ass ~ SISSIES L) — iallaiatel batten i Glycerine} . This is the combination used in making Madam de la Motte’s Face Soap. Everyone knows the virtue of these ingredients aglabes price, 10 cents & cake or 25 cents per box of three, no one thould be without it, lisse. Buy Your". . Se Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Optical and other Beautiful Goods, — ; From the Old and Reliable Firm ms! ; < gtbir awwwetje reamd.> THE PLACH. ote 24 w bi lital aot All Goods Sold at Bottom Figures And Warranted Strictly First-class. Weg epairing of Fi hes*‘and Jewelry ~ Saad Repairing of Fine Watc gap ntonak Aedes Workin Goods purchased from us engraved free of charge. fe Orders?from the country promptly attended to. F.C. LUBTIE, . THE WHITE HOUSE — Great Glosing Out Sale — of Dress GOODS Priofto Stock Taking. Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada. City. jand Pure $4.00 Suits Reduced to $3.00 Each — 3.00 66 PY; 66 2.00 ae 2.00 66 ace 66 ‘ce 1.50 7 66 Our Entire line of fine DRESS GOODS we will offer at a Great Reduction. B.NEWMAN & CO., The White House. , — A Broad Stee wobec, This is How it Is Done! When we go to market we take the cash. with us, and we buy in large enough quan— tities to get thej bottom prices. We kriow where, and what, and how to buy to get the best Groceries for the least money. That's the reason we can give it to you.. We offer you absolute certainty in quality. In this '} store everything is called by its real name. There is no masquerading, If you like to have everything just right, aoe DON’T FORGET A. B. WOLF The Cash Grocer. Colley Building, Commercial Street. Sanne —— SCHULDT & CO., Union Drug StoreOpposite the UNION HOTEL. A Fresh ‘<, Drugs, Fancy Stock of and TOILET GOODS. . Articles. For our opening. We will not allow any house in the County to Carry a more complete or better stock Than can be found on our Shelves, AT ge _ “What You Get at SCHULDT’S Is GOOD.” __ Low Prices Our Specialty. _ All Prescriptions Compounded by expericnced and Compe tent Druggists. : ae . * : Bae € — Overcoats, — Suits ana Pants . ? To order at REDUCED See it in the window at + Se Tailor, ‘Merchant. ‘es ‘HED: _ Published BROWN ¢ : SE 18 Cts. pe ——_ _. SIXD TUESDAY ———_—_—_—— === Reading A 10a The “Tran the Im . We have . which we. v graphic new: up to 4 o’elc will therefor other: place’ earlier than will be a gre as they can happening 1 and in foreig and as great events trans] . countries, th uilews as soon The threat mations ef th » one iis interes . édispatches w . tthe latest eve . wation the given up t . readers will = geveral hours The dispatch jan idea of tl _ ntend giving oan a iI the care of a lady’s ec -amany gray h Renewer, as rad Hon, EK. XN . cided that he the State Se . to do so by 'h pton is one of sounty and « . any Office he © Republican . = larger major . ever ran for « nesa is such . for a,politica _ Such is no } Branch Won © froni $1.00 t . you purchas« band yeu will call and pric . Turrxk or ‘the only tru ‘the public ej pall others fai . . Court Ban i go down