March 27, 1894 (4 pages)

& a 4 r y J : ; a n 4 y e i} 7 ad 4 April Tet will be null and void. — bs fifty-four years of age. She came to the United States in-1865, locating in Pennsy!. Sheriff of this county, has returned to Grass THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Brown & Calkins, Publishers, PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks TUESDAY... MARCH 27, 1894; z . THE VOTE FOR THE CUP. ‘ Saturday. NOVERGE oes es ic cecess 40061 EtDorado.. eas +eee.39,739 Puce a ae .25,476 ‘ Sunday. ; El Dorado... eee 44,828 NGVEGB Gio b, ayaa: 44,294 PCE eee ree 26,757 Monday. ace El Dorado. 5). es. eee 46,656 IIOVERN co iia 45,367 PURO a. .+. 26,802]. Tuesday. El Dorado.. Sia eas 48,128 Nevada... eee ieee ee 47,401 727 Death of Mrs, Edwards. Mrs, E. 8S. Edwards died about 12 o'clock last night at her home on Boulder street, after q long “and lingering sickness, during all of which she bore her sufferings with much fortitude. Deceased was of a kindly, generous nature, and enjoyed the respect and esteem of a large circle of friends, from all of whom she received the warmest sympathy during her long illness. Death was the result of pulmonary tuberculosis. __ Mrs. Edwards was a native of Wales and vania, where she lived till 1876, when she came to California, and in February, 1877, moved to this city, A husband and daughter survive her, and to them the sympathy of all is extended. A sister lives in Pennsylvania. ao Deceased was a preminent member of “_ Evangeline Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, . He expects to be absent a month. also of Neva Rebekah Degree Lodge of Odd Fellows. The funeral will take place from the Methodist Church on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, under the auspices of the above orders, 3 aS eGR Ee Not Much Time to Go On. A great change will be seen in the figures of Nevada and El Dorado counties in the mineral-cup contest tomorrow afternoon. it is thought that nearly 20,000 coupons were sent from this city and Grass Valley yesterday, The Chronicle has concluded to spoil the fun of collesting large numbers of the soupons and having one county surprise . Startling Testimony o the other by rolling in thousands of votes at. oae time. All coupons not voted prior to All general product and mineral coupons published in the Chronicle for the past month or so will be of no account unless than by the 5-e’clock train on Friday after~ moon, -To be on the safe side they should be sent by the first mail Friday morning. I The Next Social Event. Noawt ~-~-tthe cucu calked-of aA-~ *~ Cur rs will take place at «Armory . hi tak ee, yee he spared by the kerchief, and threw them in her phaeton. managers to make the affair a complete They were introduced in evidence and the success, Although the Curly Bears are 8 handkerchief, though mons than half burned, burlesque order, the party will be one of . hason it “R. 8. Heath. Some of the last the most enjoyable of the season. Goyne’s . letters were nearly obliterated by the fire. (Agia sicily sa full orchestra will furnish music, the floor . [he mask, which is of black cloth, is partly . which are Mie pple ie Me ill be canvased and the hall decorated in. burned. It originally reached about to the is diazotized an ( : nasa manner. _ Among other things there mouth, being shorter than the one found in will be a representation of the 49 Camp at. McWhirter’s yard, The testimony of Mrs. the Midwinter Fair. —Tickets-can be--pur-} Palmer made a-profound impression. is a most estimable lady, and wealthy’ She is nearly dead with consumption, being un-. example the production of a red is in-. able to lift her head. She said she had kept . stanced, this being obtained by printing chased at most of the business places. : +00 ta Luck. Two men met on Pine street the other evening, when the following conversation hook place:‘* Hello! Jo.” ‘* Hello ! Jim.” “ Are you working now, Jo?” ‘© Yes; working every day.” -** Are you making anything?” ‘(Maki ng anything? No. a! Whig luck these times to be working. Midwinter Fair Souvenirs. ‘Large size Aluminum Souvenirs of the Midwinter Fair, only 10 cents; smaller ‘size, 5 cents, For sale by C. J, Brand, Broad street. m24 Going to the Midwinter Fair? If you are, you'll need something in the line of Trunks, Valises, Club Bags, Telescopes, Shaw! Straps, etc. We have ’em in all qualities and styles. Finest line ever brought to town, and cheap ay dirt, . B. H. Miver, The Old Reliable. —+« +e / Piano Tuning. "i : W. D. Travers, the well-known pianotuner, will be in Nevada City in a few days. £23 tf Bon Afni The modern pa at Gaylord’s. tf SESE a. Honors—World’s Fair. Highest 4 A pure Grape . train last evening. cisco to attend the Midwinter Fair. him at Sacramento and go to the city for a on a visit, this morning a tremendous sensation was caused by the. testimony of Mrs. Cora h Palmer, who said she saw Reel B, Terry, : ~ . then City Attorney, escaping from the scene + tthey_are_sent__to_San__Francisco_not_later-t ot sss whister’s murder. “He-was in a bug-. gy with some one and the witness saw them throw out some burning cloth as they dashed . . and was about te start a fire, when Mrs. Palmer alighted f on ber phastan ay ther meal aie : : a oth or be wasted by disease, or even after the Superior Court today, Hon. : John Calaca braghaey once aaah aegh ct the animal life has ceased to exist in . well presiding: the flesh or skin to which they are attached.—Chicago Tribune. Cream of Tartar Powder. P-ee Doings and Intentions. . , L. Kahn of San Francisco is in town. K.-H. Smith of San Francisco is in town. Ed. Machurith of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Wn. Selkirk of San Francisco is in town. T. Webster of San Francisco arrived here . on the train last evening. D, Furth of North San Juan arrived here today on his way below. ; W. G. Halstead and wife, of Smartsville, were in town today. D. Booth of Sacramento came in on the P.-Cafey and wife, of North Bloomfield» came down last evening. J. A. Rood and R. Wowarts, of Sacramento, came in on last. evening’s train. John C. and Edward Coleman arrived at Grass Valley last evehing. George B. Stockhouse of Grass Valley is dangerously ill. Fred Searls returned last evening. : : = J. J. Hauley returned yesterday frem a visit to the Midwinter Fair. Miss Stewart of Downieville arrived here last evening from Sacramento on her way home, H. A. Ackley of Brandy City arrived here last evening from below on his way home, oe e aie Vic Sauvee, who has been to San Francisco to take iri the Midwinter Fair, has returned home., : from San. Francisco William Reynelds, at one time Deputy . Valley. =M: Rosenberg returned home last evening from San Francisco, where he—has been purchasing a spring and summer stock of dry goods. ; Saturday for the East, to visit relatives. John German and John German Jr., of San Juan, arrived here last evening on their way home. They have been attending the Midwinter:Fair and also visiting relatives at Oroville, Lyle Dreyfuss left today for San FranHis sister, Miss Regina Dreyfuss, was to meet short time, after which she will go East 2. t ven in thel , Murder Case. ; t __ Fresno, March 26.—In the Heath trial shoulder. asleep. Boyes, knowing that Wilson had not been feeling well and thinking that on account of the excessive. heat-in. the church he had become faint, did not attempt to arouse him. After the congregation had passed out at the close of the service he tried to awaken his companion. Repeated shakings seemed to make no impression on the sleeper, and Dr. Palmer, who was present, advised that Wilson be carried out to the frésh air. He was immediately taken outside and given a vigorous rubbing and restoratives administered. , : : _. At one time during the operation Wilson appeared to be regaining consciousness, and opening his eyes said: “What's : the matter? Where am I?’ Then _he . discharged from custody, the evidence: not . went back into a comatose condition, . being sufficient to convict, = . Seeing that the case was of a serions nature, Dr. Palmer called a cab, and the young man was taken to his room at Dr, Gray's home. Here both physicians continued to work over him. All Sunday ee ay night Wilson’s respiration was low, but . *#iP defended him, regular, and his pulse at times was very He came out of his unconcious. with ness naturally and now appears to be Gillespie of Gold Flat, will-have his trial -all right. —NeitherDr. Gray nor Dr. y mo Kk. ; Palmer can give any explanation of Wilson’s long sleep. They do not think that any serious results will follow.—Chicago Herald. ~ Henry German of San ‘Juan leaves next . feeble. curious ideas respecting the growth, functions, structure, etc., of the hair rand had many superstitions founded on these old opinions. on the makeup of the human body alilar to itself. he fluid of the spider web does. growth and character of hair changed. ceives its nutriment from the body. . True, they take upon themselves the na-_ tare of parasitic: plants; they grow as were, A HYPNOTIZING SERMON. Frank Wilson Falls Asleep In Church and Slumbers Sixty Hours. Frank Wilson attended the Hemenway Methodist church at Evanston Sunday night and fell asleep while the pastor, Rev. C. E. Wilkinson, was preaching, He did not thoroughly awaken until Wednesday morning: at 8:30 o'clock, Drs, Palmer and Gray worked over the unconscious man the greater part of. Sunday night without avail. When Wilson awoke, aside from a slight weakness he said he felt as well as ever. Wilson is about 25 years old and is a student in the Garrett Biblical institute, Evanston. He is of slight build and of fair complexion, and of late has been complaining of not feeling well. He and Harry Boyes, another student, went to church together. Shortly after the pastor began speaking Wilson's eyes closed, and his head dropped on his companion’s He was apparently sound ne ee Early Ideas About Hair. All the ancient philosophers held . P The early writers pon being exposed to the air, just as In air properly and truly lives and _ rea distinct life and economy. »y ina buggy. The cloth fell in dry grass she} 4 secret her knowledge, but at last, being on. o the brink of eternity, she felt that she ought . t cided todo so, and sent;;word to Judge Short to that effect. She was carried into heard only « few feet away. held up the mask and handkerchief Heath . j i i table tolacid and 50 grams sulphuric acid in ——ee ee The sie liter, the tissues being afterward steady himself, He was ghastly pale. ‘excitement in the courtroerh surpassed any. V© thing before in this trial. The witness said she met Terry and the other man in the buggy on N street, two blocks north of McWhirter’s. Just before she met them they threw out the burning cloth. Four other witnesses saw the buggy escaping just train that morning for San Francisco, and it was on her way heme that she met the bugay: : Received Today. We received today a big stock of Spring Goods, which we are now unpacking. Will also say to the ladies that we have just received a full line of Tennis shoes and Oxford, Ties, rubber soles, in all colors and of the very latest novelties. We can fit the ladies, nsiases, children and the babies, and also the boys, and a full line for men—sizes 6 to 14. : We have leased the three stores we are now occupying for two years, with the the town, and now have carpenters at work making one grand establishment of the three stores, [(2t) L. Hyman & Co. f os. ha We desire to express our most sincore thanks to the many kind friends who in any manner gave us their assistance during our late affliction, and to all of whom we shall Mr. & Mrs, A. Naaxs. Hall every Thursday eveving. ‘The Berlin be taught. Children’s class on Friday afterthol, is said to have been patented in France for producing designs on textile . g being. the same as is now used in printing with the mineral colors. Pie fais vamagwsnrig ety je grams gum water, 140 grains albumen liquor, one in one, and 70 grams neu‘ ‘ tral chromate of soda, sind ih gad her voice could be process being accomplished the goods When she} aye dried-and-steamed and then passed . privilege of five years. We have faith in. body starve Insoluble Azo Colors. The use of the insoluble azo colors, bers by printing, the method adopted As an nm a color made with 400 grams water, 09 grams of the color lake made from On the printing nto a bath containing 50 grams oxalic well washed in water,—New York Sun, Battles of the Future, ~ Writers on military science unite in claiming that future battles will begin with a series of hot skirmishes along the front. These skirmishes will grad the entire front is involved. Artillery will be used as far us possible, but after the battle is fully under way little use can be made of cavalry save in outover, on acount of the increase of range and effect in cannon and rifles, © Little can be predicted of future battles be yond opening, inasmuch as the rest m now be learned by experiment.--& A Specialty. Watch repairing a specialty at Luetje & sale, i) The Native J Friday morning at 10 o’clock. ewell on Boul thefourteenth birthday of Miss Maud Weon, Calkins, Minnie Kahl, Mattie Casper, Minnie. Maltman, Josie Merrill, Ethel Mulloy, most invariably refer to the hair as be. Katie Schwartz, ‘Jeannette Veal, Emma ing.an excrement fed on substances sim. Guenther, Gertie Merrill, Dora Organ, NelThey supposed that it . lie Reynolds, Eleanor Valantite, Jessie : as 31 i generated in the fuliginous parts of HEATH TREMBLED. he blood; was exhaled by the heat of he body, becoming firm and ‘fibrous There The following Joseph Foyer, arrested for assaulting Neil Gillespie with an ax, was tried before \Justice Carr this morning and acquitted, T, J.-Waggoner of Rough and Ready townThe trial of John McKeon, who is charged pulling down a fence belonging to A, ©, * Birthday Party. E, J. Baldwin, an insolvent. debtor. der of adjudication in insolvency, and order setting apart personal property for use and benefit of insolvent debtor, LOCALS IN BRIEF: Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. There is talk of making an effort to celebrate Admission Day in this city on a. big], seale, Sons held their regtlar meeting this evening, after which an entertainment and cellation will be given by the cominittee appointed to prepare the same. The best watch in the market today, price, time-keeping qualities, finish and everything else considered, is manufactured by the Hampden Watch Company of Canton, Ohio. , Luetje & Brand keep them for Read their hew advertisement. : Marshal Dennen of Grass Valley has published a notice to the vagrants and pimps ef that. town to leave within twentyfour hours or suffer the consequences, We presume some of them will come to this city for refuge, and it,will: be well for our officials to make them ‘‘ move on” do, rors Theodore Schwartz, the well-known rancher of Pleasant Valley, was taken sudden ill Saturday evening and Dr. Jonés ef Grass Valley was summondil. man was somewhat better yesterday, if, they ustice Court. Thomas Brannigan, who was tried before Justice Carr yesterday afternoon on a charge of making threats against James Kelly, was given-a severe reprimand by His Honor and +-#@e + A very enjoyable time’ was spent last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs, T. der street, the occasion being The sick . Everybody IS Going . GRAND Both Cured by Hood’sLe Sy Saco, Maine. “C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass,; 24 “For years f have had dyspepsia, growing worse, and became so discouraged that TE thought of selling my farm and going to “California. Added to my misery were the painful effects of a fracture on the end of Dyspepsia, Headache, Etc. c i vana Cuba. Merit. my backbone, whieh resulted from a coast {ng accident when a boy. -F happened to read about Hood’s Sarsaparilla and decides i ed to’ take two bottles, and before the last one was gone, I could eat a hearty meal without any distress. The fracture of my backbone is also healed and I donot have any lameness, TI can truly say Lam now well, and I believe Hood's Sarsaparilla A er neers eewereneeee By giving these Cigars a fair trial the Smo) kers will be convinced “of “ther True NOTICE. 4 oo After the most persistent exertion I have succeeded in . i 3 securing the finest Tobacco raised in thy ( ‘ Island of Cuba. The “Woodpecker” Cigars are—> 7 made of this Tobacco and I unhesitatingly recommend * them as being equal if not superior to those of the . most celebrated Factories. of the City of ETa-— Se \; Saved My Life. It has also been a great benefit to my wife, who. had distress in the stomach and Severe headaches. She said the first dose Hood's =": Cures” } of Hood's Sarsaparflla seemed to go-to the right spot. Now she enjoys good health,” ELIAn Buck, Box 496, Saco, Maine; Hood’s Pilis cure sickheadache, bik jousness, and all liver ills. 25 cents, New Dry Goods, —TO THE New Trimmings, were present: Misses Lenore Marsh, Emily Collins, mais 2 :2@e> iia Snow Disappearing. Snow on the Washington ridge is rapidly these days every idea respecting the . disappearing. Prescott pulled his stage to. —__ is . the Central House yesterday and an attempt It is now agreed that every . was to be made to. get through to.Washington with the stage today: ‘field and Eureka the stage company is now able: toget through-with—sleigha—by—fsing} —— vegetation does, yeteach has, as it snowshoes on their horses, Until two or three days ago the mails had to be carried That they derive their existence from . in by a man on snowshoes, the juices of the body there is no doubt, but that food is not taken from +1“will thrive 6ven though t Between Bloom= ed — business -wastransacted—in OrEastern Star. The officers and members of Evangeline hapter, No. 9, O. E. 8., are requestedto meet at their hall on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock, By order of the Worthy Matron, “Mis. Jennie Hotes, Sec’y. Mrs. M. O, Davenport. 2t i : i -enforcements being . program and other amusements, after the shooting. Mrs. Palmer had brought . of combatants, 1 en ( her husband into town to take the 2:30. sent according to circumstances, until . and cake will bes seaved for refreshmen Every Wednesday Evening. On Pine Bridge. m24-Lw Another Truckeeite. raniline—uid-betanaphthol, 80 1 ~Conntabte O'Neil of Travkee arrived here today from Truckee with Jack Riley ta serve a term of 30 days in the county jail for disturbing the peace. a EG Joint Entertainment. oe A meeting of the committees from the Native Sons and Native Daughters was held last evening and it was decided to give } oijpy a joint entertainment at Pythian Castle on Tuesday even Bears’ minstrel company will take part in the entertainment, and the Native Daughually increase in heat andthe number-_. ters will provide a literary and musical ing, April 3d. The Curly Ice cream Prof. Holland will give instruction is flanking. The day of charges in wars is . dancing at Odd Fellows Hall every Wednesday evening, from 8 to 10. to 12 o'clock. Social from 10 m27-2t 006-0 Furnished Rooms to Rent. street, near the “Suspension Apply on the premises. Mas. Joy, Brand’s. 2 Particul of baggage for D. § READY AT ALL LIMES TO ATTEND TO all orders for DRAYING AND HAULING, S. BAKER ead ar attention paid to the transportation theatrical parties, $ , . Raya Baking Powder Uo, 106 Wall St. M. ¥, Office next Assessment Notice. ANZANITA CON. GRAVEL MINING Co. Lgestion of principal piace of . Funeral Director and Embalmer. be evada City, California. Loca G of Work ee po WY e nee 18 Broan Street, Nevaba City. ry held on the By . day ‘ats Residence on Coyote Street. 1894, an assessment 0. 0! ne Cent (0 cent) per aeee Bn ‘evied ‘pay oe stock 0 Orpo' 4 Btates gold cofn. to be! og mene a aes aie on nex door to Gowat retary ffi. y Treasurers ah Bsced street, Nevada City, 4c upon which this fll be Cr ae rey ent m the 284 day of Any stock re ae nee linquent and ad¥ 7] sale et public seer. and un Rear acest Heng : ex of a. « : Pe ha oveda © Gurly Bears} Mrs. Lester & Grawford. Friday Evening, April 6th, costs} JAMES MONRO, = OF CAVE NO.1, Nevada City, —ON— ARMORY HALL, Nevada City, Cal. Committee of Arrangements. Cubs J. M, Foley, F. B, Brown, J, C. Nilon, C H-Woerner and &. Morrison. Floor Director: J. C. NILON, Grand Curly Bear. Floor Managers: . M. Foley, F. . Brown, ©. H. Woerner, R. w*tenbligcn, Mareus Baruh, R. H. Webber, W:; H. Smith, F. T. Nilon, M. H. Isoard, J. B. Miller, Phil, Richards, Carl Brand. : — Reception Committee : CUBS J.J. Hanley, James Graham, BE. E. Dulac, L, 8. Calkins, Henry Hartung, E. W. Schmidt, A. Maltman, R. I. Thomas, Dr. C.L, Muller, John Oulver, L. P, Séhwartz, Fred Ellerman, Grand Walk’ Around at’ 9 o'clock sharp! Music by Goyne’s Full Orchestra ! Gallery—Female, 26 cents ; Male, 50 cents Nevada City Undertaking Company. GEORGE A. GRAY, Manager. BROAD ST. MARKET, ° Near the City Hall. BALL! Transcendent _Ornamenta-. tions! ! ; TICKETS: Admitting Oue Male and One Female, $1.00 Prop’r. Customers supplied Beef, Pork, Mutton, ai too low ent celoes / * "Veal, j Yitnthe very bestof/ Lamb, Saus ore . . *° Now Being Received Daily. rr we saws WWI ———— 90 OcIcclion. GIivH YOUR ORDERS F'OR JOB PRINTING TO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. rama Se ——— ~TAX-PAYERS ATTENTION. The tax-payers of Nevada Township and vicinity are hereby notified that for their convenience and to facilitate ijthe labor of receiving statements I willbe atthe ~County Assessor’s Office In the Court House (except— ing Sundays) until further notice oe From 9 o’clock A. [1. till’s o’clock P. M, All assessments on personal property (where there is ‘no real estate) are due and. payable at the time of assessment. CAL. R. CLARLE, County Assessor. ENTERPRISE BREWING CO., <=. 20182023 Folsom Street, ' Brewers of the Celebrated EXTRA PALE, CULMBACHER, PRANZISKANDER, LAGER And and STANDARD :: BEER, Porter. General -Agent, NEVADA CITY, OAlg

& a 4 r y J : ; a n 4 y e i} 7 ad 4 April Tet will be null and void. — bs fifty-four years of age. She came to the United States in-1865, locating in Pennsy!. Sheriff of this county, has returned to Grass THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Brown & Calkins, Publishers, PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks TUESDAY..... MARCH 27, 1894; z . THE VOTE FOR THE CUP. ‘ Saturday. NOVERGE oes es ic cecess 40061 EtDorado.... eas +eee.39,739 Puce a ae .25,476 ‘ Sunday. ; El Dorado..... eee 44,828 NGVEGB Gio b, ayaa: 44,294 PCE eee ree 26,757 Monday. ace El Dorado.. 5).. es. eee 46,656 IIOVERN co iia 45,367 PURO a. .+. 26,802]. Tuesday. El Dorado.... Sia eas 48,128 Nevada..... eee ieee ee 47,401 727 Death of Mrs, Edwards. Mrs, E. 8S. Edwards died about 12 o'clock last night at her home on Boulder street, after q long “and lingering sickness, during all of which she bore her sufferings with much fortitude. Deceased was of a kindly, generous nature, and enjoyed the respect and esteem of a large circle of friends, from all of whom she received the warmest sympathy during her long illness. Death was the result of pulmonary tuberculosis. __ Mrs. Edwards was a native of Wales and vania, where she lived till 1876, when she came to California, and in February, 1877, moved to this city, A husband and daughter survive her, and to them the sympathy of all is extended. A sister lives in Pennsylvania. ao Deceased was a preminent member of “_ Evangeline Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, . He expects to be absent a month. also of Neva Rebekah Degree Lodge of Odd Fellows. The funeral will take place from the Methodist Church on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, under the auspices of the above orders, 3 aS eGR Ee Not Much Time to Go On. A great change will be seen in the figures of Nevada and El Dorado counties in the mineral-cup contest tomorrow afternoon. it is thought that nearly 20,000 coupons were sent from this city and Grass Valley yesterday, The Chronicle has concluded to spoil the fun of collesting large numbers of the soupons and having one county surprise . Startling Testimony o the other by rolling in thousands of votes at. oae time. All coupons not voted prior to All general product and mineral coupons published in the Chronicle for the past month or so will be of no account unless than by the 5-e’clock train on Friday after~ moon, -To be on the safe side they should be sent by the first mail Friday morning. I The Next Social Event. Noawt ~-~-tthe cucu calked-of aA-~ *~ Cur rs will take place at «Armory . hi tak ee, yee he spared by the kerchief, and threw them in her phaeton. managers to make the affair a complete They were introduced in evidence and the success, Although the Curly Bears are 8 handkerchief, though mons than half burned, burlesque order, the party will be one of . hason it “R. 8. Heath. Some of the last the most enjoyable of the season. Goyne’s . letters were nearly obliterated by the fire. (Agia sicily sa full orchestra will furnish music, the floor . [he mask, which is of black cloth, is partly . which are Mie pple ie Me ill be canvased and the hall decorated in. burned. It originally reached about to the is diazotized an ( : nasa manner. _ Among other things there mouth, being shorter than the one found in will be a representation of the 49 Camp at. McWhirter’s yard, The testimony of Mrs. the Midwinter Fair. —Tickets-can be--pur-} Palmer made a-profound impression. is a most estimable lady, and wealthy’ She is nearly dead with consumption, being un-. example the production of a red is in-. able to lift her head. She said she had kept . stanced, this being obtained by printing chased at most of the business places. : +00 ta Luck. Two men met on Pine street the other evening, when the following conversation hook place:‘* Hello! Jo.” ‘* Hello ! Jim.” “ Are you working now, Jo?” ‘© Yes; working every day.” -** Are you making anything?” ‘(Maki ng anything? No. a! Whig luck these times to be working. Midwinter Fair Souvenirs. ‘Large size Aluminum Souvenirs of the Midwinter Fair, only 10 cents; smaller ‘size, 5 cents, For sale by C. J, Brand, Broad street. m24 Going to the Midwinter Fair? If you are, you'll need something in the line of Trunks, Valises, Club Bags, Telescopes, Shaw! Straps, etc. We have ’em in all qualities and styles. Finest line ever brought to town, and cheap ay dirt, . B. H. Miver, The Old Reliable. —+« +e / Piano Tuning. "i : W. D. Travers, the well-known pianotuner, will be in Nevada City in a few days. £23 tf Bon Afni The modern pa at Gaylord’s. tf SESE a. Honors—World’s Fair. Highest 4 A pure Grape . train last evening. cisco to attend the Midwinter Fair. him at Sacramento and go to the city for a on a visit, this morning a tremendous sensation was caused by the. testimony of Mrs. Cora h Palmer, who said she saw Reel B, Terry, : ~ . then City Attorney, escaping from the scene + tthey_are_sent__to_San__Francisco_not_later-t ot sss whister’s murder. “He-was in a bug-. gy with some one and the witness saw them throw out some burning cloth as they dashed . . and was about te start a fire, when Mrs. Palmer alighted f on ber phastan ay ther meal aie : : a oth or be wasted by disease, or even after the Superior Court today, Hon. : John Calaca braghaey once aaah aegh ct the animal life has ceased to exist in . well presiding: the flesh or skin to which they are attached.—Chicago Tribune. Cream of Tartar Powder. P-ee Doings and Intentions. . , L. Kahn of San Francisco is in town. K.-H. Smith of San Francisco is in town. Ed. Machurith of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Wn. Selkirk of San Francisco is in town. T. Webster of San Francisco arrived here . on the train last evening. D, Furth of North San Juan arrived here today on his way below. ; W. G. Halstead and wife, of Smartsville, were in town today. D. Booth of Sacramento came in on the P.-Cafey and wife, of North Bloomfield» came down last evening. J. A. Rood and R. Wowarts, of Sacramento, came in on last. evening’s train. John C. and Edward Coleman arrived at Grass Valley last evehing. George B. Stockhouse of Grass Valley is dangerously ill. Fred Searls returned last evening. : : = J. J. Hauley returned yesterday frem a visit to the Midwinter Fair. Miss Stewart of Downieville arrived here last evening from Sacramento on her way home, H. A. Ackley of Brandy City arrived here last evening from below on his way home, oe e aie Vic Sauvee, who has been to San Francisco to take iri the Midwinter Fair, has returned home., : from San. Francisco William Reynelds, at one time Deputy . Valley. =M: Rosenberg returned home last evening from San Francisco, where he—has been purchasing a spring and summer stock of dry goods. ; Saturday for the East, to visit relatives. John German and John German Jr., of San Juan, arrived here last evening on their way home. They have been attending the Midwinter:Fair and also visiting relatives at Oroville, Lyle Dreyfuss left today for San FranHis sister, Miss Regina Dreyfuss, was to meet short time, after which she will go East 2. t ven in thel , Murder Case. ; t __ Fresno, March 26.—In the Heath trial shoulder. asleep. Boyes, knowing that Wilson had not been feeling well and thinking that on account of the excessive. heat-in. the church he had become faint, did not attempt to arouse him. After the congregation had passed out at the close of the service he tried to awaken his companion. Repeated shakings seemed to make no impression on the sleeper, and Dr. Palmer, who was present, advised that Wilson be carried out to the frésh air. He was immediately taken outside and given a vigorous rubbing and restoratives administered. , : : _. At one time during the operation Wilson appeared to be regaining consciousness, and opening his eyes said: “What's : the matter? Where am I?’ Then _he . discharged from custody, the evidence: not . went back into a comatose condition, . being sufficient to convict, = . Seeing that the case was of a serions nature, Dr. Palmer called a cab, and the young man was taken to his room at Dr, Gray's home. Here both physicians continued to work over him. All Sunday ee ay night Wilson’s respiration was low, but . *#iP defended him, regular, and his pulse at times was very He came out of his unconcious. with ness naturally and now appears to be Gillespie of Gold Flat, will-have his trial -all right. —NeitherDr. Gray nor Dr. y mo Kk. ; Palmer can give any explanation of Wilson’s long sleep. They do not think that any serious results will follow.—Chicago Herald. ~ Henry German of San ‘Juan leaves next . feeble. curious ideas respecting the growth, functions, structure, etc., of the hair rand had many superstitions founded on these old opinions. on the makeup of the human body alilar to itself. he fluid of the spider web does. growth and character of hair changed. ceives its nutriment from the body. . True, they take upon themselves the na-_ tare of parasitic: plants; they grow as were, A HYPNOTIZING SERMON. Frank Wilson Falls Asleep In Church and Slumbers Sixty Hours. Frank Wilson attended the Hemenway Methodist church at Evanston Sunday night and fell asleep while the pastor, Rev. C. E. Wilkinson, was preaching, He did not thoroughly awaken until Wednesday morning: at 8:30 o'clock, Drs, Palmer and Gray worked over the unconscious man the greater part of. Sunday night without avail. When Wilson awoke, aside from a slight weakness he said he felt as well as ever. Wilson is about 25 years old and is a student in the Garrett Biblical institute, Evanston. He is of slight build and of fair complexion, and of late has been complaining of not feeling well. He and Harry Boyes, another student, went to church together. Shortly after the pastor began speaking Wilson's eyes closed, and his head dropped on his companion’s He was apparently sound ne ee Early Ideas About Hair. All the ancient philosophers held . P The early writers pon being exposed to the air, just as In air properly and truly lives and _ rea distinct life and economy. »y ina buggy. The cloth fell in dry grass she} 4 secret her knowledge, but at last, being on. o the brink of eternity, she felt that she ought . t cided todo so, and sent;;word to Judge Short to that effect. She was carried into heard only « few feet away. held up the mask and handkerchief Heath . j i i table tolacid and 50 grams sulphuric acid in ——ee ee The sie liter, the tissues being afterward steady himself, He was ghastly pale. ‘excitement in the courtroerh surpassed any. V© thing before in this trial. The witness said she met Terry and the other man in the buggy on N street, two blocks north of McWhirter’s. Just before she met them they threw out the burning cloth. Four other witnesses saw the buggy escaping just train that morning for San Francisco, and it was on her way heme that she met the bugay: : Received Today. We received today a big stock of Spring Goods, which we are now unpacking. Will also say to the ladies that we have just received a full line of Tennis shoes and Oxford, Ties, rubber soles, in all colors and of the very latest novelties. We can fit the ladies, nsiases, children and the babies, and also the boys, and a full line for men—sizes 6 to 14. : We have leased the three stores we are now occupying for two years, with the the town, and now have carpenters at work making one grand establishment of the three stores, [(2t) L. Hyman & Co. f os. ha We desire to express our most sincore thanks to the many kind friends who in any manner gave us their assistance during our late affliction, and to all of whom we shall Mr. & Mrs, A. Naaxs. Hall every Thursday eveving. ‘The Berlin be taught. Children’s class on Friday afterthol, is said to have been patented in France for producing designs on textile . g being. the same as is now used in printing with the mineral colors. Pie fais vamagwsnrig ety je grams gum water, 140 grains albumen liquor, one in one, and 70 grams neu‘ ‘ tral chromate of soda, sind ih gad her voice could be process being accomplished the goods When she} aye dried-and-steamed and then passed . privilege of five years. We have faith in. body starve

Insoluble Azo Colors. The use of the insoluble azo colors, bers by printing, the method adopted As an nm a color made with 400 grams water, 09 grams of the color lake made from On the printing nto a bath containing 50 grams oxalic well washed in water,—New York Sun, Battles of the Future, ~ Writers on military science unite in claiming that future battles will begin with a series of hot skirmishes along the front. These skirmishes will grad the entire front is involved. Artillery will be used as far us possible, but after the battle is fully under way little use can be made of cavalry save in outover, on acount of the increase of range and effect in cannon and rifles, © Little can be predicted of future battles be yond opening, inasmuch as the rest m now be learned by experiment.--& A Specialty. Watch repairing a specialty at Luetje & sale, i) The Native J Friday morning at 10 o’clock. ewell on Boul thefourteenth birthday of Miss Maud Weon, Calkins, Minnie Kahl, Mattie Casper, Minnie. Maltman, Josie Merrill, Ethel Mulloy, most invariably refer to the hair as be. Katie Schwartz, ‘Jeannette Veal, Emma ing.an excrement fed on substances sim. Guenther, Gertie Merrill, Dora Organ, NelThey supposed that it . lie Reynolds, Eleanor Valantite, Jessie : as 31 i generated in the fuliginous parts of HEATH TREMBLED. he blood; was exhaled by the heat of he body, becoming firm and ‘fibrous There The following Joseph Foyer, arrested for assaulting Neil Gillespie with an ax, was tried before \Justice Carr this morning and acquitted, T, J.-Waggoner of Rough and Ready townThe trial of John McKeon, who is charged pulling down a fence belonging to A, ©, * Birthday Party. E, J. Baldwin, an insolvent. debtor. der of adjudication in insolvency, and order setting apart personal property for use and benefit of insolvent debtor, LOCALS IN BRIEF: Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. There is talk of making an effort to celebrate Admission Day in this city on a. big], seale, Sons held their regtlar meeting this evening, after which an entertainment and cellation will be given by the cominittee appointed to prepare the same. The best watch in the market today, price, time-keeping qualities, finish and everything else considered, is manufactured by the Hampden Watch Company of Canton, Ohio. , Luetje & Brand keep them for Read their hew advertisement. : Marshal Dennen of Grass Valley has published a notice to the vagrants and pimps ef that. town to leave within twentyfour hours or suffer the consequences, We presume some of them will come to this city for refuge, and it,will: be well for our officials to make them ‘‘ move on” do, rors Theodore Schwartz, the well-known rancher of Pleasant Valley, was taken sudden ill Saturday evening and Dr. Jonés ef Grass Valley was summondil. man was somewhat better yesterday, if, they ustice Court. Thomas Brannigan, who was tried before Justice Carr yesterday afternoon on a charge of making threats against James Kelly, was given-a severe reprimand by His Honor and +-#@e + A very enjoyable time’ was spent last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs, T. der street, the occasion being The sick . Everybody IS Going . GRAND Both Cured by Hood’sLe Sy Saco, Maine. “C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass,; 24 “For years f have had dyspepsia, growing worse, and became so discouraged that TE thought of selling my farm and going to “California. Added to my misery were the painful effects of a fracture on the end of Dyspepsia, Headache, Etc. c i vana Cuba. Merit. my backbone, whieh resulted from a coast {ng accident when a boy. -F happened to read about Hood’s Sarsaparilla and decides i ed to’ take two bottles, and before the last one was gone, I could eat a hearty meal without any distress. The fracture of my backbone is also healed and I donot have any lameness, TI can truly say Lam now well, and I believe Hood's Sarsaparilla A er neers eewereneeee By giving these Cigars a fair trial the Smo) kers will be convinced “of “ther True NOTICE. 4 oo After the most persistent exertion I have succeeded in . i 3 securing the finest Tobacco raised in thy ( ‘ Island of Cuba. The “Woodpecker” Cigars are—> 7 made of this Tobacco and I unhesitatingly recommend * them as being equal if not superior to those of the . most celebrated Factories. of the City of ETa-— Se \; Saved My Life. It has also been a great benefit to my wife, who. had distress in the stomach and Severe headaches. She said the first dose Hood's =": Cures” } of Hood's Sarsaparflla seemed to go-to the right spot. Now she enjoys good health,” ELIAn Buck, Box 496, Saco, Maine; Hood’s Pilis cure sickheadache, bik jousness, and all liver ills. 25 cents, New Dry Goods, —TO THE New Trimmings, were present: Misses Lenore Marsh, Emily Collins, mais 2 :2@e> iia Snow Disappearing. Snow on the Washington ridge is rapidly these days every idea respecting the . disappearing. Prescott pulled his stage to. —__ is . the Central House yesterday and an attempt It is now agreed that every . was to be made to. get through to.Washington with the stage today: ‘field and Eureka the stage company is now able: toget through-with—sleigha—by—fsing} —— vegetation does, yeteach has, as it snowshoes on their horses, Until two or three days ago the mails had to be carried That they derive their existence from . in by a man on snowshoes, the juices of the body there is no doubt, but that food is not taken from +1“will thrive 6ven though t Between Bloom= ed — business -wastransacted—in OrEastern Star. The officers and members of Evangeline hapter, No. 9, O. E. 8., are requestedto meet at their hall on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock, By order of the Worthy Matron, “Mis. Jennie Hotes, Sec’y. Mrs. M. O, Davenport. 2t i : i -enforcements being . program and other amusements, after the shooting. Mrs. Palmer had brought . of combatants, 1 en ( her husband into town to take the 2:30. sent according to circumstances, until . and cake will bes seaved for refreshmen Every Wednesday Evening. On Pine Bridge. m24-Lw Another Truckeeite. raniline—uid-betanaphthol, 80 1 ~Conntabte O'Neil of Travkee arrived here today from Truckee with Jack Riley ta serve a term of 30 days in the county jail for disturbing the peace. a EG Joint Entertainment. oe A meeting of the committees from the Native Sons and Native Daughters was held last evening and it was decided to give } oijpy a joint entertainment at Pythian Castle on Tuesday even Bears’ minstrel company will take part in the entertainment, and the Native Daughually increase in heat andthe number-_. ters will provide a literary and musical ing, April 3d. The Curly Ice cream Prof. Holland will give instruction is flanking. The day of charges in wars is . dancing at Odd Fellows Hall every Wednesday evening, from 8 to 10. to 12 o'clock. Social from 10 m27-2t 006-0 Furnished Rooms to Rent. street, near the “Suspension Apply on the premises. Mas. Joy, Brand’s. 2 Particul of baggage for D. § READY AT ALL LIMES TO ATTEND TO all orders for DRAYING AND HAULING, S. BAKER ead ar attention paid to the transportation theatrical parties, $ , . Raya Baking Powder Uo, 106 Wall St. M. ¥, Office next Assessment Notice. ANZANITA CON. GRAVEL MINING Co. Lgestion of principal piace of . Funeral Director and Embalmer. be evada City, California. Loca G of Work ee po WY e nee 18 Broan Street, Nevaba City. ry held on the By . day ‘ats Residence on Coyote Street. 1894, an assessment 0. 0! ne Cent (0 cent) per aeee Bn ‘evied ‘pay oe stock 0 Orpo' 4 Btates gold cofn. to be! og mene a aes aie on nex door to Gowat retary ffi. y Treasurers ah Bsced street, Nevada City, 4c upon which this fll be Cr ae rey ent m the 284 day of Any stock re ae nee linquent and ad¥ 7] sale et public seer. and un Rear acest Heng : ex of a. « : Pe ha oveda © Gurly Bears} Mrs. Lester & Grawford. Friday Evening, April 6th, costs} JAMES MONRO, = OF CAVE NO.1, Nevada City, —ON— ARMORY HALL, Nevada City, Cal. Committee of Arrangements. Cubs J. M, Foley, F. B, Brown, J, C. Nilon, C H-Woerner and &. Morrison. Floor Director: J. C. NILON, Grand Curly Bear. Floor Managers: . M. Foley, F. . Brown, ©. H. Woerner, R. w*tenbligcn, Mareus Baruh, R. H. Webber, W:; H. Smith, F. T. Nilon, M. H. Isoard, J. B. Miller, Phil, Richards, Carl Brand. : — Reception Committee : CUBS J.J. Hanley, James Graham, BE. E. Dulac, L, 8. Calkins, Henry Hartung, E. W. Schmidt, A. Maltman, R. I. Thomas, Dr. C.L, Muller, John Oulver, L. P, Séhwartz, Fred Ellerman, Grand Walk’ Around at’ 9 o'clock sharp! Music by Goyne’s Full Orchestra ! Gallery—Female, 26 cents ; Male, 50 cents Nevada City Undertaking Company. GEORGE A. GRAY, Manager. BROAD ST. MARKET, ° Near the City Hall. BALL! Transcendent _Ornamenta-. tions! ! ; TICKETS: Admitting Oue Male and One Female, $1.00 Prop’r. Customers supplied Beef, Pork, Mutton, ai too low ent celoes / * "Veal, j Yitnthe very bestof/ Lamb, Saus ore . . *° Now Being Received Daily. rr we saws WWI ———— 90 OcIcclion. GIivH YOUR ORDERS F'OR JOB PRINTING TO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. rama Se ——— ~TAX-PAYERS ATTENTION. The tax-payers of Nevada Township and vicinity are hereby notified that for their convenience and to facilitate ijthe labor of receiving statements I willbe atthe ~County Assessor’s Office In the Court House (except— ing Sundays) until further notice oe From 9 o’clock A. [1. till’s o’clock P. M, All assessments on personal property (where there is ‘no real estate) are due and. payable at the time of assessment.. CAL. R. CLARLE, County Assessor. ENTERPRISE BREWING CO., <=. 20182023 Folsom Street, ' Brewers of the Celebrated EXTRA PALE, CULMBACHER, PRANZISKANDER, LAGER And and STANDARD :: BEER, Porter. General -Agent, NEVADA CITY, OAlg