March 26, 1898 (4 pages)

CTORY. 10. 119, 1. O. s Hall of Month at 7:80 HOMAS, N. G, ° No. 47,1. O. s Heil each month at INLAY, C. P. by N. ae a. Ww, astle 7:80 o'clock, WARTZ, Pres. No. 6, K. T. Hall each month, at K AVER, Com. N. D. G. W; Sastio 2 OS ad a CRE RESORTS Ws BOOS Sats SYS, SAS of each month. ‘es MARTIN, Pres. 2 BAKERY = oO THAN EVER h Firrt-class INDS TO ORDER pecialty. east Cakes ConSs, st Cigars. ons you can at CHAMBER.” Glass, Whiskies on. “Taylor “Jeuse ¥epper,”* J. Britiand,. RKET, jada City. Veal, Wee, Ep AMD A CHOICE Hams, Bacos . BROS., DEALERS, -Nevada City Cal tS Cent Cigas~ TA HEMLAN GLU > Vonders.”’? daddlery AIRNS, SH ONLY : NEEUERE weseee. Oo ee tress TO Oe wenn rae 3 4 E Uae: a. Jaat evening éays of it: oe with themselves and all the. world a ~ preezy dialogue and catchy songs with ». which A Jay in New York isinterluded,} his vows and produce the semblance of rs "SUDEP ERNGRATIN nd ADVERTISING “RATES. ade known on application. — JEROME COMEDY. COMPANY. . Eee capa the igi. Cy Pot . ‘fast Thursday Evening. “4s Jerome Herald ‘Naoles ‘soa a *Oompany, direct from the East; which}: _ will appear at the theater —s ap‘ peared Tharsday evening at «; City, and this what the Chronicle of * “Tt was the unanimous verdict of the . ‘large audience that witnessed the play ’ presented at the Opera House lasteven-. . .2, ing that the Jerome Comedy shan id gave one of the best. entertai: © seem here sirice the Natural tas combition put every body in a good humor _ desade ago. The ludicrous situations, “would cause an anchorite to forsake a smile on: the stolid features of a sphinx. Every member of the company’ ,is a pastmaster or mistress in the art of fun making and the comedy presents. -ed last night gave full scope for the dissplay of their unusual talent in that line; ‘The company left for Carson this morndag and those who witnéss ‘the’ presen: tation there tonight -of’ the. rollicking comedy, ‘A Jay in New York,’ will endorse every complimentary remark in. this notice.” Reseryed ‘seats are on sale. at Foley’s, . : a everyth Lee ‘bea big house as it is seldom that such high-class attractions come here. . Admission is 50 and 75. “ents with nothing extra to.reserve: The Children Wilt Probalbly Come. Last evening Judge Walliag, chairman of the G. A. R. committee of arrangements, went to Grass Valley. Gonferred with the Board 6f Ei and teachers relative to the school deportman a that bcd portioloaties . ip 4 ly ane that the schools ara ree part in the procession, but it is believed that a favorable answer to the invitation will be given. President Kidder of the N, C. N. G. BR. R. Go. has: expressed his willingness to run exoursion trains on that day, making the round trip fare ten cents for children ani twenty-five cents for adults. Butche: s Versus Grocers, If the weather ‘aud ground are good tomorrow afternoon there will be some fun out at Cashin’s Field when the local grocers.and butchers cross bats ; in the ball game which they prop ose to ; Play. for. the benefit of the N. 8. G, W. -and G. A. BR. State meeting funds. Charles Hartman of the Referee saloon, «who was. born in the next block to a ‘diamond and when an infant bad a (base ball to teeth on and a bat for a lhobbyhorse, will umpire, and he will do] it with the same_dash that the game will be played. An admission fee of 25 eents for genilemén wili be charged. Joha Yore Injured. While. returning to his home at Oregon House-from Brown’s Valley this week, John Yore was thrown from his saddle horse, sustaining a fractured jeg. Mr. Yore had visited Brown’s Valjey to summon “Dr. Holbrook from §.martsville, his daughter being quite sick. His mother met with a painful accident only a few days ago at Sleighville House, falling and fracturing an arm. A Sagebrush Cupid. F. B. Porter, County Clerk of Washoe county, Nevada, is here visiting. Mr. Porter was raised in Nevada City, and used to. go to school with: Marcus Barub, Deputy County Clerk Nilon, Editor Wadsworth of the H@ald and many other “old settigea,” Clerk Porter is the Official ‘who ttn issuing so many warriuge Peeve, fg to divorced gehitie sex ik ment of Mrs.\E. E. Fisher ef the Broad street millinery perlors ‘bree doors below the City Hall, . ‘Thegrand open-. ' ing at this establishment begins on Thursday next, the 3lst instant, and anos th se days. Raised the Quarantine. “Mrs. Marg Capacco, : who has been quarantined at Mrs. Graves’ ‘house on Pine street for some time with a * defined case of diphtheria. te now “valescent. Last night th Officer Marchie touk down the danger flag} ” that has been fiying « over the premine. i. If you want to have a good time ‘ge PL Hens Conerer: Fifty Cents. Per. Flonth, : Ing indicates that there ve [given at the home of Mr.and Mrs. H. econ} repent The. three-day-oid “son of Me, and ‘. Mrs. E.G. Gray died at five o'clock last evening. Qn, ‘m. to 8: pas Sen a "ot the Golden _West will hold their Grand Parlor: at: Woodland this year. : C will. hold.an examination tor n n-commissioned officers at the Armory tomorrow afternoon. . The grocers and ‘butchers © ‘will show the crackajacks how to play ball at Cashin Field tomorrow.afternoon. ‘The ag Supervisors. this afterytto, Rock Oreek to view Ist most of the. lodges will William ps a merry aad ‘of Herald Square Comiedians from New York will givé # great show atthe theater tonight. WL. Goopet has beast the W. B. * property.-on Piety Hill. The Siddles family removed to hie Valley. two weeks.ago,Those taking pen i. the ahiwnala for the G.A, R. and N. 8. G. W. are requésted to méet at the.residence of W. D. Vinton this evening at 8 o’clock. Condactor J. L. Pearson, who has for many, years hed chargé of the local ran from Sacramento to Colfax, has taken Redding. “Any one having an old calendar of 1887. Py successfully atilize it for this S 1898.is an exact: reproduction, olidays andall. This will not ocour Mayor Phelan of San Francisco and Senator Thos. Flist of San Benito county, both of whom are to be candi@ates ‘for’ Governor,, have engaged quarters here for Grand Parlor week. A severe hailstorm prevailed for a few minutes at about half past ten last night. A little snow followed, then the storm quit as suddenly as it had come. This morning the sun rose bright’ and taken out forty tons of ore at thet’ Nevada Qity mine that paid them sixty dollars ‘per ton is a gross error, as their last crushing did not pay exWilliam Caverly, who played catcher ‘and first base ‘with the Colts of this city last season, has been signed as first baseman with the Sacramento baseball club’ that is to play -in the California Léague this year. PERSONAL PO . POINTERS,A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old «and Young. Charles E. Wild, the barber, is ill. L. P. Schmidt went to the Eagle Bird mine today. J. V. Bell came up from Aubura ‘today. -~~Mr. and Mra. JA: Hustler of Patterson were today. Mrs. W. M. Browning of Boulder street is ill with pneumonia. Mrs. ©. J. Brand gave a tea purty yesterday afternoon, a number of ladies being present.’ Lauren Woodraff of Columbia Hill returned. last night from Oakland . where his family is visiting. ‘Superintendent Myers of the Malakoff mine and Postmaster Mobley were’ down from North Bloomfield today. M.-P. Stone, Deputy State Superintendent of Pnblic Instruction, was in town today. Rev. Van Deerlin preachesat Auburn tomorrow and Rev. John Shurtleff will fill his pulpit here. ‘Henry Silvester; an old and well known resident, left today on a visit to London and other European places. Leon de Sabla, a younger brother of Manager de Sabla of the Electric Power Oompany, arrived here from San Francisco last evening with the latter gentleman and his family. It is his first visit, to Nevada City. Avery interesting musicale was P. Stow in Forbestown Friday evening last. ‘The program of music was pree. e peal oa me oe ie efteditable manner, -Reardan taking part in the eee An se avian for cS the intensity of electric lights, and one that will practically revolutionize the present incandescent lamp system, has pombe chevalier t It consists of a ‘ative switch, by a hap . eee pray bay {which five diff Are You Fond Bi catcang Buck? Whiit kina of § Dusk Go'yoa refer tot Orig thices Duck Wash Suits at The . tour of the State institutions. ‘their opening hoa ee = p. @ passenger run from Sacramento to. ° “GRASS VALLEY NEWS, r Day's Record of the ‘Doings of or rag, ‘Bonator Prisk hes returned from-s ence Wiathy, the bot unk dae cottages drawn. . At thie afternoon’s meeting of the trustees Fred Smith was elected City Marshal on the 22d ballot. wena! two for fifteen days. ‘Rev. Martin Thomas of Nevada City . will preach at the . Congregational . °° church tomorrow morning and evening. . be H. ©. Zapf has bought from George Fletcher a lot adjoining the Morgan house property, and will soon erect a Rev. E. R. Willis of Grass Valley delivered a lecture in the M. E. church at Sutter City last evening under the auspices of the Epworth League, his subject being: “The Experiences of a Globe Trotter.” Manager Campbell of the Monarchs returned last evening from San Franciseo, where he arranged for the making of the new uniforms and sweaters for the team. The suits will be of a fine gray cloth with the word “Monarch”. in black across the shirt, with black stockings, belt and cap. The Sweaters will be maroon, with gold stripes on collar and:cape and the letshirts will be delivered in about a week; AT THE CHURCHES SUNDAY, Divine Services to Be . Be Held in Nevada City Tomorrow. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH’ Preaching at ll and 7 p, m; by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject in the evening, “Timely Words for Gold Seekers.” The Obristian Endeavor will meet at the usual hour led by Mrs. J. T. Gribble. Subject, “God’s Unfailing Promises.” Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. W. 0. Gray, pastor. Preaching at 11 a.m.and 7p. m. Sunday School at 12:30p.m. Junior at 4:45 p.m. Epworth League at 6 p. m. Class meeting at 9:45 p. m. fren of official ee tm OHURCH. Mass will be celebrated tomorrow at 8 and 10:80 a.m. In Washington at 10 a. m. ‘ TBINITY CHURCH. Rev. A. T. Gesnor will preach at 1] a, m.and 7 p.m. Sunday school at 120, ee Farmer—I say, John, what do you call a pineapple—a fruit or a vegetable? Waitér—A pineapple hain’t neither, gentlemen. A’ pineapple is always a hextra. Huspanp—But, Nelly, how is it they afford to sell you everything at less than. cost? Wi fe—Why, Dick, they can afford it when they sell such quantities, Oat at Lammon Bros. for the best of everything. The best beer in town with a fine clam chowder, Saturday and Sunday nights, ‘Everything firstclass. [== DIED. At Colfax, March 24, 1898, to the wife of Fred Marvin, a son. Sansiaenabiniiensiuamiaeimamsenammnaaarass) Vs toyel to the bighcet grode baking semanr known. Actual tests show it goes oneROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. PATENTS! Pension, Land * and ludian Depredation So ae pares STATES AND AND Siasatonts trademarks Sopy-vigkte: levels s registered and designs cases prosecuted; infringement suits iucted iu any United States Court, : + Popular Clothing Store. J. Lave. mA-t * merchant, has had plans for two new!) . Téday Judge Trebilcox sent to the . ». county jail two hobos for twenty days . ° _ [run from the-Oanary.islands:to Porto ter. “M” in gold on the bosom. The . FOREIGN 4 é Sh a a “The Navy feenisamnay delaitable the Bico to be 2800 miles, and the fleet has!’ already covered abont 400, It hag:to}. move slowly, being accompanied by a collier, and the run will not be completed inside © twelve or fourteen tw Be Pitted For War Wasuinaton, March 26.—The United. States Government fas ordered the Captain of the St. Paul, an Atlantic liner, to unload his cargo with the greatest possible speed. The ship will be converted into.a cruiser on Monday, Oxford the Winner, . Putney, Eng, March 26,—At the 15th ‘annual beatrace today between Oxford and Cambridge over the 414 mile course Oxford won by 12 lengths. Died at the Hospital. “Joseph Girard, an old brought to the county North Bloomfield some time ago, died there this morning. He has been daft recently and Public Administrator Sehmidt has by order‘of the Superior Court acted as his guardian. He had money on deposit in the French Bank at San Francisco, and from this his expenses gt the hospital have been paid, There is still $900 to his credit in-the bank. He was unmarried and n who was . Walker Company. of Cleveland for a ospital from England. . the Spanish ( formed, if it has not already, that the delayed, — terribly. At Shields n bark Diomede was landed'by & rocket apparatus. At: Dover the’ coast’ is a with Ciisicam “Tn Big Guns, Beratenem, Pa,. March 26th.—The Bethlehem fron Company received an order this afternoon from the Navy Department for seven 10-inch and six 12-inch disappearing gun ‘carriages ; also for five 10-inch gans © which makes fifteen ordered for delivery by July Ist. The works are ranning aight and day. A contract has been made with the large number of disappearing gun carriages, Will Decide Tonight. { The directors of the new baseball association have promised to say definitely by eight o’clock tonight whether Ballestero to pitch and:catch for them this season. It is understood that these men will play for $60 a month apiece, which is certainly a reasonable salary for so efficient a battery. This afternoon a committe was out soliciting monthly subscriptions to a fund with which to maintain the new organization. If they give the people a winning club with a good sprinkling of the best local players in. it they will probably have no difficulty in keeping it going. and has a brother in Oanada. Call for Robin Hood. : Ho ouch Soods shown here before. on Broad Street on Mares ad Second, 3 National Bureau of 2 THE PRICES ARE: 50 Cents to $3.50, each. +} New Goods Every Day. : Urs. Fisher Presents her compliments to the Ladies of Wevada City, and requests their attendance at the Srand Opening of Spring Willinery at her Parlors Ladies come while the % selection ¢s good, Send for Samples. thirty-first, April First or not they will sign Rockenfield and . H SPAIN T0 BE CALLED DOWN. Must Cease Cuban Hostilites or Go to War. Wastireton, March 26—It is stated on the most positive information that Government will be inexisting conditions ir: Cuba are into): {erable to the people of the United States, and that ‘hostilities there must cease immediately. This is in direct line with President McKinley’s message of December 6th. A Family Ciemated. Asrrcomatz, N. D. March 26.—Last night at Kent, Minn., Edward Hanson and his wife and five children were burned to death in their house. ee A Venerable Cornishwoman. Mrs. Betsy Polkinghorne died last month at Redruth, County Cornwall, England, at the age of 109 years. She left a son aged seventy whom she always spoke of as her “boy.” One of her townspeople composed this epitah: me ely stranger,. pause and For here lies Betsy Polkinghorne, Who 'mongst the hardy of the race Achieved an honourable place. Since 1789 at bay She held Old Death from day to day; And Death respected Betsy’s will, And laughed, and let her win, until er years one hundred were and nine; ae “Betsy, come,” said he, “you're mine’ ‘And Betay murmured, “I resign.” Tue Publisher—We can publish your book of epigrams if you will guarantee! us the cost of printing and binding. The Poet—It’s no go. I never,could enjoy witticisms at my own expense. Hoorptar—Do you know anything about. the. origin of the American Indian? Highlow—No; I’ve never taken any interest in race tracks. Rerortme—Mme. Gostwok, the spiritualist, does an enormous business. Publisher—That’s because she’s such a good advertising medium. EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. PREMIER SAGASTA IS HOPEFUL. He Believes Taat War Can be Prevented, Maprip, March 26.—Premier Senor Sagasta in a private interview today said the situation was unchanged. He pr onounces the private advices he receives from the United States to be very contradictory. In his opinion Means exist to prevent a-rupture Letween Spain and the United States. More Critical. WasHineron, March 26th.—Cabinet members say this morning that the situation is more critical than at any time since the Maine disaster. War preparations are being hastened with all speed. The couatry is now practically on a war footing. The Spanish Government claims officially that the explosion was of internal origin. The Spanish authorities are not inclined to recall the torpedo fleet which left the Canary Islands for Porto Rico. -Oaptain Wm. M. Folger, the new commander of the New Orleans, is here. . Secretary Alger says that 1000 recruits have been enlisted for the new artillery regiment. The remaining 6000 will be secured within a week. The Goverument printing. office will make 10,000 copies of the Maine report tomorrow. A special from Madrid says: Spain will make a counter claim against the United States. She will not allow the United States to send relief direct to the reconcentrados, The Army department has ordered sixty tons of gun cotton for immediate delivery at New York, Norfolk and Key West, Spain has offered to submit the Maine matter to an international tribunal. A long cipher dispatch from Minister Woodford is being translated this afternoon at the State Department. The naval reserve of New Jersey is now on duty. ——————>====EEE, Don't miss the ball game tomorrow. QOVZXSOZNNOSZNSOSZNNOZ) Erand Spring Opening IX ILLINERY., COPMVASOVAVOTAIOA MISS ELEANOR EB. HOEFT Will open a FINE MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT IN STEIN’S STATIONERY STORE And announces with pleasure the GRAND OPENING IN A FEW DAYS, as it is yet early for the Easter Styles. She takes pride in pres: nting the FINEST AND LATEST MATERIALS and designing the MOST FASHIONABLE AND MOST BECOMING FOR EACH CUSTOMER. Small Souvenirs will be presented to customers during the Opening Days, Wednesday, Ghursday and Friday, Parisian and ul Grand Opening March 30, 31, April 1, ——BY THE—. NILES SISTERS, In the New Building adjoining Wm. H. Smith’s Grocery Store. Come and See the Latest New York styles. [ee A Specialty of Rect tmmnine Hats at Very Low Prices._@e]] " = New — oo eo oo — — -_ — v1 a Elegant Goods [33] a Nobby Design for 10 cents per roll. Fj] Splendid assortment for 15 cts per roll. Srveonnnrnvvnnenennnes AAddddudadddddddsuudiis ; SEE SESS meno Tis RL ae Ee for 20 cts per roll. Embossed Paper, 25 cts per roll. _Embossed Paper, 25 cts per roll. ff, Embossed Paper, 30 cts per roll. . Embossed Paper, E) Embossed Paper, 40 cts per roll. ; Embossed rere. 8 5° cts per roll. 35 cts per roll.

CTORY. 10. 119, 1. O. s Hall of Month at 7:80 HOMAS, N. G, ° No. 47,1. O. s Heil each month at INLAY, C. P. by N. ae a. Ww, astle 7:80 o'clock, WARTZ, Pres. No. 6, K. T. Hall each month, at K AVER, Com. N. D. G. W; Sastio 2 OS ad a CRE RESORTS Ws BOOS Sats SYS, SAS of each month. ‘es MARTIN, Pres. 2 BAKERY = oO THAN EVER h Firrt-class INDS TO ORDER pecialty. east Cakes ConSs, st Cigars. ons you can at CHAMBER.” Glass, Whiskies on. “Taylor “Jeuse ¥epper,”* J. Britiand,. RKET, jada City. Veal, Wee, Ep AMD A CHOICE Hams, Bacos . BROS., DEALERS, -Nevada City Cal tS Cent Cigas~ TA HEMLAN GLU > Vonders.”’? daddlery AIRNS, SH ONLY : NEEUERE weseee. Oo ee tress TO Oe wenn rae 3 4 E Uae: a. Jaat evening éays of it: oe with themselves and all the. world a ~ preezy dialogue and catchy songs with ». which A Jay in New York isinterluded,} his vows and produce the semblance of rs "SUDEP ERNGRATIN nd ADVERTISING “RATES. ade known on application. — JEROME COMEDY. COMPANY. . Eee capa the igi. Cy Pot . ‘fast Thursday Evening. “4s Jerome Herald ‘Naoles ‘soa a *Oompany, direct from the East; which}: _ will appear at the theater —s ap‘ peared Tharsday evening at «; City, and this what the Chronicle of * “Tt was the unanimous verdict of the . ‘large audience that witnessed the play ’ presented at the Opera House lasteven-. . .2, ing that the Jerome Comedy shan id gave one of the best. entertai: © seem here sirice the Natural tas combition put every body in a good humor _ desade ago. The ludicrous situations, “would cause an anchorite to forsake a smile on: the stolid features of a sphinx. Every member of the company’ ,is a pastmaster or mistress in the art of fun making and the comedy presents. -ed last night gave full scope for the dissplay of their unusual talent in that line; ‘The company left for Carson this morndag and those who witnéss ‘the’ presen: tation there tonight -of’ the. rollicking comedy, ‘A Jay in New York,’ will endorse every complimentary remark in. this notice.” Reseryed ‘seats are on sale. at Foley’s, . : a everyth Lee ‘bea big house as it is seldom that such high-class attractions come here. . Admission is 50 and 75. “ents with nothing extra to.reserve: The Children Wilt Probalbly Come. Last evening Judge Walliag, chairman of the G. A. R. committee of arrangements, went to Grass Valley. Gonferred with the Board 6f Ei and teachers relative to the school deportman a that bcd portioloaties . ip 4 ly ane that the schools ara ree part in the procession, but it is believed that a favorable answer to the invitation will be given. President Kidder of the N, C. N. G. BR. R. Go. has: expressed his willingness to run exoursion trains on that day, making the round trip fare ten cents for children ani twenty-five cents for adults. Butche: s Versus Grocers, If the weather ‘aud ground are good tomorrow afternoon there will be some fun out at Cashin’s Field when the local grocers.and butchers cross bats ; in the ball game which they prop ose to ; Play. for. the benefit of the N. 8. G, W. -and G. A. BR. State meeting funds. Charles Hartman of the Referee saloon, «who was. born in the next block to a ‘diamond and when an infant bad a (base ball to teeth on and a bat for a lhobbyhorse, will umpire, and he will do] it with the same_dash that the game will be played. An admission fee of 25 eents for genilemén wili be charged. Joha Yore Injured. While. returning to his home at Oregon House-from Brown’s Valley this week, John Yore was thrown from his saddle horse, sustaining a fractured jeg. Mr. Yore had visited Brown’s Valjey to summon “Dr. Holbrook from §.martsville, his daughter being quite sick. His mother met with a painful accident only a few days ago at Sleighville House, falling and fracturing an arm. A Sagebrush Cupid. F. B. Porter, County Clerk of Washoe county, Nevada, is here visiting. Mr. Porter was raised in Nevada City, and used to. go to school with: Marcus Barub, Deputy County Clerk Nilon, Editor Wadsworth of the H@ald and many other “old settigea,” Clerk Porter is the Official ‘who ttn issuing so many warriuge Peeve, fg to divorced gehitie sex ik ment of Mrs.\E. E. Fisher ef the Broad street millinery perlors ‘bree doors below the City Hall, . ‘Thegrand open-. ' ing at this establishment begins on Thursday next, the 3lst instant, and anos th se days. Raised the Quarantine. “Mrs. Marg Capacco, : who has been quarantined at Mrs. Graves’ ‘house on Pine street for some time with a * defined case of diphtheria. te now “valescent. Last night th Officer Marchie touk down the danger flag} ” that has been fiying « over the premine. i. If you want to have a good time ‘ge PL Hens Conerer: Fifty Cents. Per. Flonth, : Ing indicates that there ve [given at the home of Mr.and Mrs. H. econ} repent The. three-day-oid “son of Me, and ‘. Mrs. E.G. Gray died at five o'clock last evening. Qn, ‘m. to 8: pas Sen a "ot the Golden _West will hold their Grand Parlor: at: Woodland this year. : C will. hold.an examination tor n n-commissioned officers at the Armory tomorrow afternoon. . The grocers and ‘butchers © ‘will show the crackajacks how to play ball at Cashin Field tomorrow.afternoon. ‘The ag Supervisors. this afterytto, Rock Oreek to view Ist most of the. lodges will William ps a merry aad ‘of Herald Square Comiedians from New York will givé # great show atthe theater tonight. WL. Goopet has beast the W. B. * property.-on Piety Hill. The Siddles family removed to hie Valley. two weeks.ago,Those taking pen i. the ahiwnala for the G.A, R. and N. 8. G. W. are requésted to méet at the.residence of W. D. Vinton this evening at 8 o’clock. Condactor J. L. Pearson, who has for many, years hed chargé of the local ran from Sacramento to Colfax, has taken Redding. “Any one having an old calendar of 1887. Py successfully atilize it for this S 1898.is an exact: reproduction, olidays andall. This will not ocour Mayor Phelan of San Francisco and Senator Thos. Flist of San Benito county, both of whom are to be candi@ates ‘for’ Governor,, have engaged quarters here for Grand Parlor week. A severe hailstorm prevailed for a few minutes at about half past ten last night. A little snow followed, then the storm quit as suddenly as it had come. This morning the sun rose bright’ and taken out forty tons of ore at thet’ Nevada Qity mine that paid them sixty dollars ‘per ton is a gross error, as their last crushing did not pay exWilliam Caverly, who played catcher ‘and first base ‘with the Colts of this city last season, has been signed as first baseman with the Sacramento baseball club’ that is to play -in the California Léague this year. PERSONAL PO . POINTERS,A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old «and Young. Charles E. Wild, the barber, is ill. L. P. Schmidt went to the Eagle Bird mine today. J. V. Bell came up from Aubura ‘today. -~~Mr. and Mra. JA: Hustler of Patterson were today. Mrs. W. M. Browning of Boulder street is ill with pneumonia. Mrs. ©. J. Brand gave a tea purty yesterday afternoon, a number of ladies being present.’ Lauren Woodraff of Columbia Hill returned. last night from Oakland . where his family is visiting. ‘Superintendent Myers of the Malakoff mine and Postmaster Mobley were’ down from North Bloomfield today. M.-P. Stone, Deputy State Superintendent of Pnblic Instruction, was in town today. Rev. Van Deerlin preachesat Auburn tomorrow and Rev. John Shurtleff will fill his pulpit here. ‘Henry Silvester; an old and well known resident, left today on a visit to London and other European places. Leon de Sabla, a younger brother of Manager de Sabla of the Electric Power Oompany, arrived here from San Francisco last evening with the latter gentleman and his family. It is his first visit, to Nevada City. Avery interesting musicale was P. Stow in Forbestown Friday evening last. ‘The program of music was pree. e peal oa me oe ie efteditable manner, -Reardan taking part in the eee An se avian for cS the intensity of electric lights, and one that will practically revolutionize the present incandescent lamp system, has pombe chevalier t It consists of a ‘ative switch, by a hap . eee pray bay {which five diff Are You Fond Bi catcang Buck? Whiit kina of § Dusk Go'yoa refer tot Orig thices Duck Wash Suits at The . tour of the State institutions. ‘their opening hoa ee = p. @ passenger run from Sacramento to. ° “GRASS VALLEY NEWS, r Day's Record of the ‘Doings of or rag, ‘Bonator Prisk hes returned from-s ence Wiathy, the bot unk dae cottages drawn. . At thie afternoon’s meeting of the trustees Fred Smith was elected City Marshal on the 22d ballot. wena! two for fifteen days. ‘Rev. Martin Thomas of Nevada City . will preach at the . Congregational . °° church tomorrow morning and evening. . be H. ©. Zapf has bought from George Fletcher a lot adjoining the Morgan house property, and will soon erect a Rev. E. R. Willis of Grass Valley delivered a lecture in the M. E. church at Sutter City last evening under the auspices of the Epworth League, his subject being: “The Experiences of a Globe Trotter.” Manager Campbell of the Monarchs returned last evening from San Franciseo, where he arranged for the making of the new uniforms and sweaters for the team. The suits will be of a fine gray cloth with the word “Monarch”. in black across the shirt, with black stockings, belt and cap. The

Sweaters will be maroon, with gold stripes on collar and:cape and the letshirts will be delivered in about a week; AT THE CHURCHES SUNDAY, Divine Services to Be . Be Held in Nevada City Tomorrow. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH’ Preaching at ll and 7 p, m; by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject in the evening, “Timely Words for Gold Seekers.” The Obristian Endeavor will meet at the usual hour led by Mrs. J. T. Gribble. Subject, “God’s Unfailing Promises.” Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. W. 0. Gray, pastor. Preaching at 11 a.m.and 7p. m. Sunday School at 12:30p.m. Junior at 4:45 p.m. Epworth League at 6 p. m. Class meeting at 9:45 p. m. fren of official ee tm OHURCH. Mass will be celebrated tomorrow at 8 and 10:80 a.m. In Washington at 10 a. m. ‘ TBINITY CHURCH. Rev. A. T. Gesnor will preach at 1] a, m.and 7 p.m. Sunday school at 120, ee Farmer—I say, John, what do you call a pineapple—a fruit or a vegetable? Waitér—A pineapple hain’t neither, gentlemen. A’ pineapple is always a hextra. Huspanp—But, Nelly, how is it they afford to sell you everything at less than. cost? Wi fe—Why, Dick, they can afford it when they sell such quantities, Oat at Lammon Bros. for the best of everything. The best beer in town with a fine clam chowder, Saturday and Sunday nights, ‘Everything firstclass. [== DIED. At Colfax, March 24, 1898, to the wife of Fred Marvin, a son. Sansiaenabiniiensiuamiaeimamsenammnaaarass) Vs toyel to the bighcet grode baking semanr known. Actual tests show it goes oneROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. PATENTS! Pension, Land * and ludian Depredation So ae pares STATES AND AND Siasatonts trademarks Sopy-vigkte: levels s registered and designs cases prosecuted; infringement suits iucted iu any United States Court, : + Popular Clothing Store. J. Lave. mA-t * merchant, has had plans for two new!) . Téday Judge Trebilcox sent to the . ». county jail two hobos for twenty days . ° _ [run from the-Oanary.islands:to Porto ter. “M” in gold on the bosom. The . FOREIGN 4 é Sh a a “The Navy feenisamnay delaitable the Bico to be 2800 miles, and the fleet has!’ already covered abont 400, It hag:to}. move slowly, being accompanied by a collier, and the run will not be completed inside © twelve or fourteen tw Be Pitted For War Wasuinaton, March 26.—The United. States Government fas ordered the Captain of the St. Paul, an Atlantic liner, to unload his cargo with the greatest possible speed. The ship will be converted into.a cruiser on Monday, Oxford the Winner, . Putney, Eng, March 26,—At the 15th ‘annual beatrace today between Oxford and Cambridge over the 414 mile course Oxford won by 12 lengths. Died at the Hospital. “Joseph Girard, an old brought to the county North Bloomfield some time ago, died there this morning. He has been daft recently and Public Administrator Sehmidt has by order‘of the Superior Court acted as his guardian. He had money on deposit in the French Bank at San Francisco, and from this his expenses gt the hospital have been paid, There is still $900 to his credit in-the bank. He was unmarried and n who was . Walker Company. of Cleveland for a ospital from England. . the Spanish ( formed, if it has not already, that the delayed, — terribly. At Shields n bark Diomede was landed'by & rocket apparatus. At: Dover the’ coast’ is a with Ciisicam “Tn Big Guns, Beratenem, Pa,. March 26th.—The Bethlehem fron Company received an order this afternoon from the Navy Department for seven 10-inch and six 12-inch disappearing gun ‘carriages ; also for five 10-inch gans © which makes fifteen ordered for delivery by July Ist. The works are ranning aight and day. A contract has been made with the large number of disappearing gun carriages, Will Decide Tonight. { The directors of the new baseball association have promised to say definitely by eight o’clock tonight whether Ballestero to pitch and:catch for them this season. It is understood that these men will play for $60 a month apiece, which is certainly a reasonable salary for so efficient a battery. This afternoon a committe was out soliciting monthly subscriptions to a fund with which to maintain the new organization. If they give the people a winning club with a good sprinkling of the best local players in. it they will probably have no difficulty in keeping it going. and has a brother in Oanada. Call for Robin Hood. : Ho ouch Soods shown here before. on Broad Street on Mares ad Second, 3 National Bureau of 2 THE PRICES ARE: 50 Cents to $3.50, each. +} New Goods Every Day. : Urs. Fisher Presents her compliments to the Ladies of Wevada City, and requests their attendance at the Srand Opening of Spring Willinery at her Parlors Ladies come while the % selection ¢s good, Send for Samples. thirty-first, April First or not they will sign Rockenfield and . H SPAIN T0 BE CALLED DOWN. Must Cease Cuban Hostilites or Go to War. Wastireton, March 26—It is stated on the most positive information that Government will be inexisting conditions ir: Cuba are into): {erable to the people of the United States, and that ‘hostilities there must cease immediately. This is in direct line with President McKinley’s message of December 6th. A Family Ciemated. Asrrcomatz, N. D. March 26.—Last night at Kent, Minn., Edward Hanson and his wife and five children were burned to death in their house. ee A Venerable Cornishwoman. Mrs. Betsy Polkinghorne died last month at Redruth, County Cornwall, England, at the age of 109 years. She left a son aged seventy whom she always spoke of as her “boy.” One of her townspeople composed this epitah: me ely stranger,. pause and For here lies Betsy Polkinghorne, Who 'mongst the hardy of the race Achieved an honourable place. Since 1789 at bay She held Old Death from day to day; And Death respected Betsy’s will, And laughed, and let her win, until er years one hundred were and nine; ae “Betsy, come,” said he, “you're mine’ ‘And Betay murmured, “I resign.” Tue Publisher—We can publish your book of epigrams if you will guarantee! us the cost of printing and binding. The Poet—It’s no go. I never,could enjoy witticisms at my own expense. Hoorptar—Do you know anything about. the. origin of the American Indian? Highlow—No; I’ve never taken any interest in race tracks. Rerortme—Mme. Gostwok, the spiritualist, does an enormous business. Publisher—That’s because she’s such a good advertising medium. EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. PREMIER SAGASTA IS HOPEFUL. He Believes Taat War Can be Prevented, Maprip, March 26.—Premier Senor Sagasta in a private interview today said the situation was unchanged. He pr onounces the private advices he receives from the United States to be very contradictory. In his opinion Means exist to prevent a-rupture Letween Spain and the United States. More Critical. WasHineron, March 26th.—Cabinet members say this morning that the situation is more critical than at any time since the Maine disaster. War preparations are being hastened with all speed. The couatry is now practically on a war footing. The Spanish Government claims officially that the explosion was of internal origin. The Spanish authorities are not inclined to recall the torpedo fleet which left the Canary Islands for Porto Rico. -Oaptain Wm. M. Folger, the new commander of the New Orleans, is here. . Secretary Alger says that 1000 recruits have been enlisted for the new artillery regiment. The remaining 6000 will be secured within a week. The Goverument printing. office will make 10,000 copies of the Maine report tomorrow. A special from Madrid says: Spain will make a counter claim against the United States. She will not allow the United States to send relief direct to the reconcentrados, The Army department has ordered sixty tons of gun cotton for immediate delivery at New York, Norfolk and Key West, Spain has offered to submit the Maine matter to an international tribunal. A long cipher dispatch from Minister Woodford is being translated this afternoon at the State Department. The naval reserve of New Jersey is now on duty. ——————>====EEE, Don't miss the ball game tomorrow. QOVZXSOZNNOSZNSOSZNNOZ) Erand Spring Opening IX ILLINERY., COPMVASOVAVOTAIOA MISS ELEANOR EB. HOEFT Will open a FINE MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT IN STEIN’S STATIONERY STORE And announces with pleasure the GRAND OPENING IN A FEW DAYS, as it is yet early for the Easter Styles. She takes pride in pres: nting the FINEST AND LATEST MATERIALS and designing the MOST FASHIONABLE AND MOST BECOMING FOR EACH CUSTOMER. Small Souvenirs will be presented to customers during the Opening Days, Wednesday, Ghursday and Friday, Parisian and ul Grand Opening March 30, 31, April 1, ——BY THE—. NILES SISTERS, In the New Building adjoining Wm. H. Smith’s Grocery Store. Come and See the Latest New York styles. [ee A Specialty of Rect tmmnine Hats at Very Low Prices._@e]] " = New — oo eo oo — — -_ — v1 a Elegant Goods [33] a Nobby Design for 10 cents per roll. Fj] Splendid assortment for 15 cts per roll. Srveonnnrnvvnnenennnes AAddddudadddddddsuudiis ; SEE SESS meno Tis RL ae Ee for 20 cts per roll. Embossed Paper, 25 cts per roll. _Embossed Paper, 25 cts per roll. ff, Embossed Paper, 30 cts per roll. . Embossed Paper, E) Embossed Paper, 40 cts per roll. ; Embossed rere. 8 5° cts per roll. 35 cts per roll.