March 31, 1896 (4 pages)

f a t Se ae ca Lg lf . t ¥ 16 ' ERG EON ED ~ Summarized Mention of Minor Home. _. front of thé @tores’of Charles Gray, F. Row THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6. 1860." Nevada: Citv; Nevada County, Calif. . aaa: eles, abil ed Evenings Daily Ex Sundays and ee, shi al Holidays. SUpecRIrrion Texms—Fifteen Cents a Week, * @ixty Oéhts & Month; Six Dollaraa Year When . ”. © LOCAL Rrapine Noricrs—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno vn on Application i Wes &. A Yory Select Party Hold On Nevada sre, This Aferavo, From al rig out all ifs and ands, the party given by Mrs, Cal. R. Clarke this afternoon, in honor of her sister,’ Mrs.H. Proschold of San Francisco, was the most recherche affair that has ever taken placein this city, There. were twenty-nine of the leading ladies present—not a man in sight. The Rie oe 3 latter were not wanted,as it was as intended TUESDAY.. MARCH 31, 1896. to be, a genuine ladies day. The invited guests conceived the idea that they would Killed by Indians, “PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks “e_~ Doings and Intentions. J. Lemonson came down from You Bet today. : J. R. Jones, 8, O. Evans and ©, Quin came over from Rehef Hill last evening. Andy Hampel, the ‘Our Taste Ham” man, is in town again. : O. B. Donaldson of Wadsworth is in town. M. Patrick and J, Paulic, of San Francisco, arrived here this morning. J. C. Charters and W. N. McGill, of Downieville, arrived here today on their way to San Francisco, Jobb 8. Ott of San Francisco arrived here this morning, F> Reader came over from Sweetland last evening. C. M. Zeiter of Sacramento is in town. G. A, Carpenter, Mrs. G. A. Carpenter and Ralph Carpenter, of Pike City, arrived here last evening on their way to San Francisco. so : J. R. Avis of Sacramento is in town, D. J. Moore of Graniteville arrived here last evening on his way below, Miss Mollie Slivar of Camptonville afrived héré today oh “her way to San Fran. Mr.and Mrs, J. T. Morgan and Miss Beagie Morgan, left on the noon train for San Francisco. Fak ). Miss Eveline Munoz, a half sister of the late H. Pecarty, who has been here since his death, will leave for her home at San San Jose tomorrow. Mays, -H, Pecarty will leave tomorrow for Volcano, Amador county, to reaide with her father. Mrs; James MelIntosh returned to Dutch Flat “today, after a brief visit here. J. Kampfer came down from Grizzly Ridge today. : Chas. Hegarty came down from Moore Flat today. , Major J. S, McBride came over from San Juan today. Joho 8. Ott of San Francisco is here on mining business, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT’S Happenings. _ George Congblan, who. has held the office Gate for re-election. He-has faithfully performed his duties.and is deserving of the support of the people. The channel has been struck in the Delaware drift mine and the gravel found _pros-— pects well. Indications are very encourag ing and much sicher gravel will probably be encountered before long. Thomas Hanley was discharged from the county jail today after serving twenty days for vagranoy.»~ . Today’s weather bulletin foretells frost tonight; severe in exposed places where wind ceases, The funeral of the late William Landrigan Sr., whieh: took place from the Catholic Church this ‘afternoon, was well attended. C. J. Brand, T:.H. Carr, George Cooper, M. Hanley, Jolin Dannicliff and James G. Neagle were the pallbearers, A> cement’ walk is to be put downy in senthal. and~G. “Lubeck, on Commercial street. Work was commenced this morning. The ‘advertisement of the operetta of Red Ridinghood appears today. Don’t fail to read it and tix the date in your mind. The Coming Dance. That the dance to be given for the benebe so tired if. they climbed Aristocracy Hill that they would not be able to enter into Parts of the World. Probably, ii without amy, doubt, leaving ms iSite aticssTea we Up-to£ -e’cleckThisAfternoon. —_—— Special to the Daily Transcript. Witcox, A. T., March 31.—A: courier . Gift to a Sanitarium, San Josz, March 30.—M, P, O’Conno PHONE. Se ie ® a _., O'clock This Atte moon, 100 new members to the roster, A half-naked tram ow through the clsssic shades of “Bosfon’ Ravine Valley officers,” who ate* opposed to living pidtures .dn, the streets. The poor tramp fotight ‘the “officers, ‘but was overpowered and taken to jail. It is thaught he is in*. anes His:case will come up tomorrow. The Latest Eventsfat Grass Valley Up to ley Athletic Club last night it was decided to erigage Professor ,Batr aa instructor for, six months, The Chub has recently added REPRODUCTION IN MIGROBES. Two. Million fidividasls From_a Sing ke > , Specimen. M : The old line of pseudo scientists, th asa superstitious, self-styled “scholars” of . Fup. the early part of this and the latter part of the eighteenth century, be— A Course: off lieved that filth would breed microbes, canbe obitaine di cents. ‘A Apply to oe oh btit; ds the absurd idea’ of “spon= taneous generation” -has long since been exploded, it will not be discussed in this ‘“‘note,” which is‘%olely intended who was wandering this afternoon, was run in by the Grass, to explain the manner ‘in which microbes multiply. There are several species of these minute creatures and they have various ways of reproducing their species, but the most Common is what'.the. investigators term “‘reproF duction by fissure.” If, with a strong microscope; we carefully watch a_miWII be delivered at the © Under the auspices of the : METHODIST CHURCH: CPanel, aes gp aes crobe for a short time we see a “‘conLadies : hid Society, striction” appearing on each side in ee ert a the festivities with that eclat which was expected of them, so they: clubbed together and procured the Union Hotel bus to convey them there, On arriving at the Clarke residence they sent in their cards, enclosed in envelopes, by a footman.” And such’ cards! The landlady opened them and sent word back that she expected.company and could not receive that party. The ladies held a conference and concluding thatthey outnumbered the hostess, immediately proceeded to the house,” Before going in they placed on the door a card reading thusly: ‘‘Positively no men, or man, will be admitted between the hours of 2 and 7 p. m.”’ At 2 o'clock sharp the fun commenced, Our lady reporter informed us that Janto.give just an idea about it would fill all the columns of the TRaNscRirT, The exer-— cises consisted of whist playing, for which prizes were awarded, dancing, and—but the story-telling, as she expressed it, was ‘‘chain lightning.” The menu was just . grand. That party will never be forgotten by the participants. ss are under the leadership of the Apache Kid, who has been committing depredations in that section for some time, who arrived from San Simon station yester< day reports that a white man named.:Alfred ago at Case Creek, south of Chihuaha mountains. He was ambushed by the savages while engaged in herding goats. They, shot him first and then beat him in a_horrible manner with clubs, It. is supposed that the Indians who committed the crime The Cuban Question. Wasuineton, D. C., March 31.—The Cuban’ question will reach a crisig in two-or guage cannot express the fun they had, and} three days. Senator Hitt will call up the resolution recognizing the belligérants, and it is“ believed the same will speedily pass aud a proclamation be issued declaring the independence of Cuba, iy Por Carrying the Mail: Parks was killed by the Indians a few cake formely of Grass Valley, the generous founder of the sanitarium which is conducted ‘. by the Sisters of Charity here, has added to ‘his munificent gift, the donation of seven and a half acres of land adjoining the sanitarium. “The land’ will be added to the beautiful lawn for its enlargement, © Blevitor Send CHOCOLATE Our 50c Teas’ cost 75c Elsewhere Our 40c Téas, : /:cost/60c Elséwhere Who Wl Win? ; Our 35c Teas cost 50c Elsewhere New York, March 30 A careful can-. Our be Hens 5 cost $06. = hotaber v ade if « ; in. Our 25c Teas _ cost 35c Elsewhere ne tee ey ty aad Fesritory_ in Our 20c Teas '° cost 30c Elsewhere the Union to determine the Presidential preferences of the delegates to the. Republican National Convention, which will be held in St. Louis on June 16th, shows that on'the ‘first ballot McKinley ‘will poll more BXTRA PREMIUMS GIVEN AWAY. =“ shows itself. in ‘the shape of a CREAM A Package Given Hach Customer -FREE . j : the space of five hours we have two lepien a ost Le Merch 90.—The HarriPETA OpR: “ett dy million wiggling individuals from a asa ain Andes camera a morning. It) single specimen. , =, SIE = pO on pasa hee oe . National Linseed Oil MONEY SAVING ‘ The Death of Hannibal. Coueneny 1000 to $50,000 ; in. THRAS oeote . ‘Hannibal was made an. exile, not as surance, $25,000, : -commonly supported, through Roman COFFEES . 4 influence so much as from the personal SPICES) animosity of hiscountrymen. After the here several months. of City Assessor two terms, will be a candi. and two children. The funeral took place at 4 o’clock this efrersinn, . For Attorney General. Company, ots Wasnineron, D. C., March 31,—Senato Superior Court. Post Office Appropriation bill providing for the payment of $80,000 to the Oceanic The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon; John Caldwell presiding: Chas. Thomas va. Geo, Gill. vaining demurrer, . Mausy Ella Smith et al. vs, Patrick Hawkins, Order settling findings, Estate of Bridget Lyons, deceased. Order admitting will to probate and letters testamentary issued to Mrs, Maggie Finchley and Mra. Annie Stoakes, without bonds. Australia aud New Zealand, via. Honolulu Prisoners Strangled, Order suseacle occurred here yesterday. of the Spanish authorities. Order publication of notice to creditors, Estate of Bridget Lyons, deceased. Order of publication of notice to creditors. M, L, Stone et al. vs. Thomas Hodge et al, Order to sell property and appointing J, M. Thomas commissioner, Bond $3,000. Estate of Amelia Fogeli, deceased, Hearing petition of Casper Fogeli for distribution of estate. Estate of Wm, T. Thomas, deceased. Order appointing F. ‘I. Nilon attorney for absent heirs, Died Last Night. More: Rifles Ordered, Berurn, March 31.—The Spanish Government has placed another order for 30,000 Mauser rifles, the money for which will be ready next month. .This is the second large order that has been given. : Carpenters’ Strike, Cutcago, March 31,—About 300 carpenters struck today, The strike isexpected to spread until 13,000 carpenters in this city will have ceased work. The trouble is about the eight-hour-day agreement between the bosses and the carpenters. Neuralgia of the’heart caused the death of Mrs, Emma C. Briscoe about 7o'clock last evening, at her home at the Cashin place on “Piety Hill. Deceased had lived She leaves a husband Fire Company Meeting. : meee : Wasurneaton, D, C. March 31.—President Cleveland has nominated William A. Little of Georgia for Attorney General, vice John Tomorrow evening Pennsylvania Engine No. 2, will hold its regular Perkins has offered an.amendment to the Steamship Company for carring the mails to . ph. fequired to néminaté, M cKinley: will Havana, March 31.—A sickening specFive Cuban prisoners were. strangled to death by order Only one of The People vs, Ah Chin. Argued and/the number was guilty: of the crime for submitted. which they were arrested. Estate of W. T. Thomas, deceased, . Morrow morning at +10: o’ylock. A large monthly meeting, It is quite likely that some action will be taken regarding a flagpole to be put up at the fire house: Other business of importance will come before the meeting, and g full attendance is desired, A San Francisco Milliner Coming. Miss Alice Haake will display an elegant sssortment of Spring Millinery Thursday, April 2d. A special Easter sale will take place and also a special effort . will be made to please the ladies with both st¥les and prices, Miss Haake will be pleased to reveive the ladies at’ the Union Hotel parlors, where the display will be made, m312t pores ed eo Stock For Sale. A little over 700 shares of Harmony stock will-be sold cheap for cash, Enquire of H. L, Gove or at this office. m26-1m. + 1Oe+—‘ man’e, nobility should enter into their lives,’ Uhe lecturer closed with a beautiful tribute co the patriotism which will spring from fit of the Catholic Church, which takes the ideal broader home of the days to come. R. Hall resigned. An Attorney Indicted. Carson City, Nev., March 31.—The United States Grand Jury yesterday indicted T. Coffin, an attorney, who is accused of paying a witness named Langevin $100 ‘not to appear at the trial of Heany some time nee, in @>anection with U. 3, Mint frauds, On Account of His Health, Lonpon, March 31,—A cable from Pretoria says that John Hays Hammond has been permitted to go to Capetown: on ac= count of his health. His bail has beenin+ creased to £20,000. ~ Will Resign. =, . Strange indeed if notorious frauds did not ts ' parties in many years. Tickets, which ad. tifol, different hues, and the designs are the pretplace next week, will be the most flattering kind of a success, seems tobe a foregonc conclusion. It could hardly be otherwise in view of the efforts being put forth in ite behalf. One thing the ladies who ar managing the affair especially pride themselves on is the musie which will be in attendance. It this-feature of the occasio: they glaim to have secured something which will’surpass that furnished at local mit one gentleman and two ladies, and ininclude supper, are $2. Spectators. to th I gallery will be charged 25 cents. e ful healing qualities, which manifest themselves whenever this remedy is employed in colds, coughs, throat or lung’ troubles, Ite auodyne and expectorant effects are promptly = —_—_—_ Present incumbent, announces himself as a tion Monday, May 4th. WasHINGTON, March 31.—Advices have been received from Thomas F. Bayard, Minister to England, in which. he asserts his intention Of resigning and returning home. His reasons are the resolutions passed by the Senate ceasuring his speeches, and also because the duties and social fnnetions of the position cause too great a drain on his purse, —* ee Ayir's Cherry Pectoral possesses powerrealized, It is a chemical success and a aedical viampay FOR CITY MARSHAL. D; B. GETCHELL, Noted Professor Here. Rev. A. C, Sriker, 0 ‘DE Mdengee ot andidate for the officé of City Marshal. Electhe Brewer Academy at San Mateo, is here Keep Your Money at Home. nao ane wre om ol Th Finest the iy. ean get a Hardwood Antique Suite, seven pieces, for $21 00. Prices reduced. Don’: ask for credit: {m30) Lego & Suaw Co. <a Spring Noyelites, I Leutje & Brand “have just received a splendid st.ck of spring novelties for the} use of lagies. Among them are some beauelts, with silver buckle ornaments. ortment is varied, the belts being of The ween in th's city. Ladies call the many pretty things on Nevada City. He will keep on hand the choicest and see my place and teat my goods, y @WH" LUNCH COUSTER 18 THE BEST viewing the mines and visiting friends. Pills Do Not Cure. Pille do not cure Constipation. They only aggravate. Karl's Cloyer Root. ‘Pea gives —o— 7 rfect regularity of the bowels, John W. Brace, ee : = N THE DOWNING BUILDING, ON ¥ git keat 1d MAIN STREET, Has opened the most elegant Saloon in Consumption Can be Cured Congh Cure it the only known remedy for Sees Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars, ‘To be found in the State, Bi eee Call around Ali Recommend It. ca Bh es Ask your physician, your conga and your friends about. Shiloh’s: Cure uw, . 8m tion, ! They = TH CIry, ᤠᴀ ickerman & Cd, By the use of Shiloh’s Cure. This great}. Hard Oil Finishing and Decorating a T . than double the vote of any other candidate and that hé will fall only “sixty-two votes short of the nomination. The total ber of delegates will be 909, and 455 will *}prdbably go into the convention -with 393 votés on the first ballot. Reed ‘will be second in votes, Morton will stand third with 69, and Allison will have only 38.WASHINGTON, March 30.—Representative Groavnor of Ohio gave out his weekly statement of McKinley’s ‘atrength. This is the vote by states, Alabama. 4, Arkansas 26, Florida 8, Georgia 15, Hlinois 4, Ini diana 30, Kansas 20, Louisiana 8, MinneSota 18, Miseouri 10, New York 4, Obio 46, South Carolina 2, Texas 12, South Dakota 8, West Virginia 2, Indian Territory 2, Wisconsin 26, New Mexico 4. Total, +255, Sunday School Convention, -BAonasenro, March. 31,—The State Sabbath School Convention meets here toattendance of delegates is expected. Ordered Put to Death, Nuw York, March 31.—A dispatch from Rome.says that King Menelek has_ ordered the massacre of a large number of _ prisoners and sick persons, Can Not Be Too Cautious. Nevada City has the reputation of being the most prosperous town on the Coast, With such a reputation it would be very pay usa visit. Therefore our people should use the greatest precaution when visionary who has’ been around here for some little time trying to interest our people in some kind of a bond or land project. Keep your weather eye open for all strangers who do not come well recommended. Nevada City Mail Time Table. Arrives Closes Rastern;.. 9:43a.m. 11:30 a, m Wes ce 9:43 a.m. 11:30, m, tern ye 4:45 p.m. *8:00 p. m “Excepting Saturdays, Grass Valley, Chica< . 80 Park, Colfax, 4:45 p.m. 11:30.8. m ‘tase Valley.. 9:43am. 8:00 p. m Sierra City. ., 11:30a.m. 8:00 Pp. m N. Bloomtield. 3:00 Pm. 8:00 p, m Maybert.:.. 2:00 p.m. 8:00 p. m *¥on Bet:. <4. 9:30a. m. 2.00 p. m ** Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday Office Hours—9 a, m. to 7:30 p.m. Sundays and Holidays: 11:30 a. m. to 12:30 pm, . : . De Nor Despair, because you ‘have -tried Many medicines and have failed to receiv: benefit. Ring yrred that Hood’s Sarsaparilla, cures when all others fail to d whatever, ee Cure for Headache. Asa remedy for all forms of Headach Electric Bitters has proved to be the ver) it. It effects a Permanent cure and ‘tic lust dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to its influence. We urge all who are afflicted to procure a_ bottle, and give thi:: remedy.a fair: trig], In cases of habituaj. ¢ constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving’ the needed tone to the bowels, aud few case. long resist the use of this medicine. Try iy once. Fifty cents and'$1,00 at Dickermai. & Co.’s. Drug Store. einem; =o H, McKECHNIE, HOUSE PAINTER * PAPER HANGER, _ Specialty. numpoint of strength with 152 . The Ché¥ining Operetta, ‘Little Red Riding Part Ill, schemes are offered for their consideration. idi i i These remarks are called ont by a fetter tas pot iy, flood Drill, by twelve little ceived by the Tuansonrtrr, exposing a man. ‘ ae oe a Notice to Electric Light Companies, ‘ NOTICE Is REREBY GIVEN SHAT SEALED * . the Board of City Trustees ungil Great American Importing Tea Co, Commercial St, Nevada City. 56 Mill St.,-Grass Valley,Headquarters, 52-58 Market Street, 8. F. _ “TRY OUR . MONEY SAYING PRICES AT-OUR MONEY SAVING STORES ~~ 400 IN OPERATION Money Saved Every: Day No Special Day : 3 Nevada City. Theatre, Concert AND ceria Operetta, GIVEN ‘BY Mrs. H. G. Parsons, ASSISTED BY HER PRIVATE AND = CLASS. PUPILS, Part I, Will include Vocal Solos, Quartettes, Chorusses and Dramatic Recitations. +, , Part Al, Hood,” introducing thirty Nevada City children iu attractive costumes, also O@ Admission— Adults, 25 cents; Children 15 cents, “ Reserved Seats, 15 cents extra. To be had at C.E. Mulloy’s. FOR SALE. THE NOVELTY REPAIR SHOP O§8 SACRAMENTO STREET, near the Pl: Za, iueluding Band Saw, Circular Saws, Wood Lathe, Mortising “Machine, and with Water Wheel and Shafting, all Pontptete and ready . . to run, is offered forsale. Inquire of or address, m23 , O. C. PERCIVAL. 4proved a failure, and Antiochus was the center of the body. This soon a8 SOU line F across, and then, all of a sudden, the microbe separates in the middle and behold, we have two in place of one! Each of these rapidly increases in.size, until they are as large as the original, when the miracle of the side spots and transverse line appears and in place of two microbes we have four. By this wonderful plan of.reproduction one inereases to two, two to four, four to eight and eight to sixteen until within defeat at Zimma. he turned his attention to the political affairs of Carthage, and inaugurated a system of reform which he carried out so rigorously that she;soon found himself intensely hated by. a large faction of the Carthaginians. fhehind him was the honesty of the country, howeyer, and, finding he could not be swerved from his purpose, the rogues in office attempted to assassinate him, Finding that his death had been determined on Hannibal left Carthage, went to Tyre. and thence to the dominions of Antiochus, whom he soon enlisted in war with Rome. The war ordered to surrender Hannibal, who got news of the demand and made his escape. Roman hatred followed him to Bithynia, and, finding himself on the Friday Evening, Apett ae re Subject—""Backbone, oe Priday Eyening, ‘April 10th, 2 : HOM. d.,-HOWARD, of Grass Yall. Subject—Sunshine and Shadows,” ; ee Friday Evening, April 17th, Z REY. Ld. GARVER, Of Grass Valley, & Subject—“E. Pluribus Unum.” Tickets for the Course, 50 cents. Single Tickets, 25:cents, : Childten’s Tickets, 10 cents. Spring Millinery. The. -. Largest « and. ost In Nevada = County. f0@FDon’t make your purchases with= out examining my goods and prices, TRS. I. MARION, Leader Millinery, NEVADA CITY, --~ wee Wines am Wines —— fs B. WOLF. The Cash Grocer, Has received a consignment of Fine Imported and. California Wines which he will sell at the following figures : : point of keing given up, he died from poison. The story that he once had a meeting at Ephesus with his old enemy, Scipio Africanus, is told on fairly good authority. Morgan’s Imported Sherry, 50 cents per quart bottle. George’s Imported Claret, 50 cents per bottle. Sweet California Muscat, 2 5 cents per quart bottle. American Champagne, Imperial, 75 cents per pint bottle. Durand & Co. Extra Sec. 75 cents, pint bottle. “ Sauturne, 25 cents per bottle. 1-2 barrel (30 gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents per gallon. u added specialties, INI per quart bottle. Also, 4 dozen of bottles fine Blackberry Brandy at 25 cents 2 Cg) P. G. SCADDEN. Commercial Street, Groceries, GIVE ME A TRIAL. senile esse The Freshest and Best Stock MMSE -Has on Hand Goods, Provisions, Can Etc., Etc,, To be found in Nevada Clty ee Goods delivered free of charge. roposals will be received by the Clerk of Thursday, :Aprif Oth, 1896, © “ 5 o'clock P. M., for lightin: the City of Neada for one year as re quire th ions on file at the City Hall.: os a tee By order of the Board of City Trustees, RR : Clerk of the 8 a : r. e ; Nevada City; March 26th, 1896. «* ra ; 4 . will recominena® ity ‘Sona All of lers promptly executed. Leave or_ dera at the Union Hotel, A The Best of All! we : THE BEST, THE MOST: COMFORTAB “150 styles at Prices — gaa} “irs. Lester & Crawford, Equal To It J “ Bi Even the Stay or Corset affects generations Jy ci] then seem plain that an's du As Ladies’ Favorite. He in the Worl ; tocome, it is woman's duty to secure LE, FLEXIBLE and BAsy FITTING Ping at the shrine of == tts oe Royal W. orcester, . 2 . Just now the world is worshi a BO cents to S10. . en Ts Ae eee Sole Agentoffor Nevada City. aa evening toilette brivs retain the ent_epogh is to: fulliiess difectly tumes are pop pervede the bla The Eton is cv with pointed or the:back and v plain or fancy 1 coat. models a revere and with vest, The sp New York hou a drooping 5 items ‘of: ifort the McDowell’ always abuodai designs, ‘‘La Album of Fash _ sgubscription, ‘01 **Krench Drese! 30 cents per « a year or 15 o¢ able to procure your newsdeal but apply by 2 & Co., 4 West Ch The dates of swoon to be : -Chareh ‘in’ thi rather transp< «Grass Valley v evening of Aj &0th, and J. ‘ Recture on the of April. Ths modate the g the highly fay Howard made church Sands conclusion the premium on t hurch is not yall whe are ai ;the subject, :those who he: recently we le fort, very. in ewe are satis reat is in sto Fl James Coll atock of mac son Fred W. the Napa Va tory in whic smade. Most stomers. of 1 qgoods are t Oolley Sr. 2 No one in thald or gr treatment, ecalp and th Mr. Fred that he had many years, and also tha tried many. out any goo ‘began gee 0 lief at. once. ” @dapted to troubles an: lief. One Price only : erman & © J Ladies’ C per pair, a K Js a sur diseases. by Dicker — : A & a8

f a t Se ae ca Lg lf . t ¥ 16 ' ERG EON ED ~ Summarized Mention of Minor Home. _. front of thé @tores’of Charles Gray, F. Row THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6. 1860." Nevada: Citv; Nevada County, Calif. . aaa: eles, abil ed Evenings Daily Ex Sundays and ee, shi al Holidays. SUpecRIrrion Texms—Fifteen Cents a Week, * @ixty Oéhts & Month; Six Dollaraa Year When . ”. © LOCAL Rrapine Noricrs—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno vn on Application i Wes &. A Yory Select Party Hold On Nevada sre, This Aferavo, From al rig out all ifs and ands, the party given by Mrs, Cal. R. Clarke this afternoon, in honor of her sister,’ Mrs.H. Proschold of San Francisco, was the most recherche affair that has ever taken placein this city, There. were twenty-nine of the leading ladies present—not a man in sight. The Rie oe 3 latter were not wanted,as it was as intended TUESDAY.... MARCH 31, 1896. to be, a genuine ladies day. The invited guests conceived the idea that they would Killed by Indians, “PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks “e_~ Doings and Intentions. J. Lemonson came down from You Bet today. : J. R. Jones, 8, O. Evans and ©, Quin came over from Rehef Hill last evening. Andy Hampel, the ‘Our Taste Ham” man, is in town again. : O. B. Donaldson of Wadsworth is in town. M. Patrick and J, Paulic, of San Francisco, arrived here this morning. J. C. Charters and W. N. McGill, of Downieville, arrived here today on their way to San Francisco, Jobb 8. Ott of San Francisco arrived here this morning, F> Reader came over from Sweetland last evening. C. M. Zeiter of Sacramento is in town. G. A, Carpenter, Mrs. G. A. Carpenter and Ralph Carpenter, of Pike City, arrived here last evening on their way to San Francisco. so : J. R. Avis of Sacramento is in town, D. J. Moore of Graniteville arrived here last evening on his way below, Miss Mollie Slivar of Camptonville afrived héré today oh “her way to San Fran. Mr.and Mrs, J. T. Morgan and Miss Beagie Morgan, left on the noon train for San Francisco. Fak ). Miss Eveline Munoz, a half sister of the late H. Pecarty, who has been here since his death, will leave for her home at San San Jose tomorrow. Mays, -H, Pecarty will leave tomorrow for Volcano, Amador county, to reaide with her father. Mrs; James MelIntosh returned to Dutch Flat “today, after a brief visit here. J. Kampfer came down from Grizzly Ridge today. : Chas. Hegarty came down from Moore Flat today. , Major J. S, McBride came over from San Juan today. Joho 8. Ott of San Francisco is here on mining business, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT’S Happenings. _ George Congblan, who. has held the office Gate for re-election. He-has faithfully performed his duties.and is deserving of the support of the people. The channel has been struck in the Delaware drift mine and the gravel found _pros-— pects well. Indications are very encourag ing and much sicher gravel will probably be encountered before long. Thomas Hanley was discharged from the county jail today after serving twenty days for vagranoy.»~ . Today’s weather bulletin foretells frost tonight; severe in exposed places where wind ceases, The funeral of the late William Landrigan Sr., whieh: took place from the Catholic Church this ‘afternoon, was well attended. C. J. Brand, T:.H. Carr, George Cooper, M. Hanley, Jolin Dannicliff and James G. Neagle were the pallbearers, A> cement’ walk is to be put downy in senthal. and~G. “Lubeck, on Commercial street. Work was commenced this morning. The ‘advertisement of the operetta of Red Ridinghood appears today. Don’t fail to read it and tix the date in your mind. The Coming Dance. That the dance to be given for the benebe so tired if. they climbed Aristocracy Hill that they would not be able to enter into Parts of the World. Probably, ii without amy, doubt, leaving ms iSite aticssTea we Up-to£ -e’cleckThisAfternoon. —_—— Special to the Daily Transcript. Witcox, A. T., March 31.—A: courier . Gift to a Sanitarium, San Josz, March 30.—M, P, O’Conno PHONE. Se ie ® a _., O'clock This Atte moon, 100 new members to the roster, A half-naked tram ow through the clsssic shades of “Bosfon’ Ravine Valley officers,” who ate* opposed to living pidtures .dn, the streets. The poor tramp fotight ‘the “officers, ‘but was overpowered and taken to jail. It is thaught he is in*. anes His:case will come up tomorrow. The Latest Eventsfat Grass Valley Up to ley Athletic Club last night it was decided to erigage Professor ,Batr aa instructor for, six months, The Chub has recently added REPRODUCTION IN MIGROBES. Two. Million fidividasls From_a Sing ke > , Specimen. M : The old line of pseudo scientists, th asa superstitious, self-styled “scholars” of . Fup. the early part of this and the latter part of the eighteenth century, be— A Course: off lieved that filth would breed microbes, canbe obitaine di cents. ‘A Apply to oe oh btit; ds the absurd idea’ of “spon= taneous generation” -has long since been exploded, it will not be discussed in this ‘“‘note,” which is‘%olely intended who was wandering this afternoon, was run in by the Grass, to explain the manner ‘in which microbes multiply. There are several species of these minute creatures and they have various ways of reproducing their species, but the most Common is what'.the. investigators term “‘reproF duction by fissure.” If, with a strong microscope; we carefully watch a_miWII be delivered at the © Under the auspices of the : METHODIST CHURCH: CPanel, aes gp aes crobe for a short time we see a “‘conLadies : hid Society, striction” appearing on each side in ee ert a the festivities with that eclat which was expected of them, so they: clubbed together and procured the Union Hotel bus to convey them there, On arriving at the Clarke residence they sent in their cards, enclosed in envelopes, by a footman.” And such’ cards! The landlady opened them and sent word back that she expected.company and could not receive that party. The ladies held a conference and concluding thatthey outnumbered the hostess, immediately proceeded to the house,” Before going in they placed on the door a card reading thusly: ‘‘Positively no men, or man, will be admitted between the hours of 2 and 7 p. m.”’ At 2 o'clock sharp the fun commenced, Our lady reporter informed us that Janto.give just an idea about it would fill all the columns of the TRaNscRirT, The exer-— cises consisted of whist playing, for which prizes were awarded, dancing, and—but the story-telling, as she expressed it, was ‘‘chain lightning.” The menu was just . grand. That party will never be forgotten by the participants. ss are under the leadership of the Apache Kid, who has been committing depredations in that section for some time, who arrived from San Simon station yester< day reports that a white man named.:Alfred ago at Case Creek, south of Chihuaha mountains. He was ambushed by the savages while engaged in herding goats. They, shot him first and then beat him in a_horrible manner with clubs, It. is supposed that the Indians who committed the crime The Cuban Question. Wasuineton, D. C., March 31.—The Cuban’ question will reach a crisig in two-or guage cannot express the fun they had, and} three days. Senator Hitt will call up the resolution recognizing the belligérants, and it is“ believed the same will speedily pass aud a proclamation be issued declaring the independence of Cuba, iy Por Carrying the Mail: Parks was killed by the Indians a few cake formely of Grass Valley, the generous founder of the sanitarium which is conducted ‘. by the Sisters of Charity here, has added to ‘his munificent gift, the donation of seven and a half acres of land adjoining the sanitarium. “The land’ will be added to the beautiful lawn for its enlargement, © Blevitor Send CHOCOLATE Our 50c Teas’ cost 75c Elsewhere Our 40c Téas, : /:cost/60c Elséwhere Who Wl Win? ; Our 35c Teas cost 50c Elsewhere New York, March 30 A careful can-. Our be Hens 5 cost $06. = hotaber v ade if « ; in. Our 25c Teas _ cost 35c Elsewhere ne tee ey ty aad Fesritory_ in Our 20c Teas '° cost 30c Elsewhere the Union to determine the Presidential preferences of the delegates to the. Republican National Convention, which will be held in St. Louis on June 16th, shows that on'the ‘first ballot McKinley ‘will poll more BXTRA PREMIUMS GIVEN AWAY. =“ shows itself. in ‘the shape of a CREAM A Package Given Hach Customer -FREE . j : the space of five hours we have two lepien a ost Le Merch 90.—The HarriPETA OpR: “ett dy million wiggling individuals from a asa ain Andes camera a morning. It) single specimen. , =, SIE = pO on pasa hee oe . National Linseed Oil MONEY SAVING ‘ The Death of Hannibal. Coueneny 1000 to $50,000 ; in. THRAS oeote . ‘Hannibal was made an. exile, not as surance, $25,000, : -commonly supported, through Roman COFFEES . 4 influence so much as from the personal SPICES) animosity of hiscountrymen. After the here several months. of City Assessor two terms, will be a candi. and two children. The funeral took place at 4 o’clock this efrersinn, . For Attorney General. Company, ots Wasnineron, D. C., March 31,—Senato Superior Court. Post Office Appropriation bill providing for the payment of $80,000 to the Oceanic The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon; John Caldwell presiding: Chas. Thomas va. Geo, Gill. vaining demurrer, . Mausy Ella Smith et al. vs, Patrick Hawkins, Order settling findings, Estate of Bridget Lyons, deceased. Order admitting will to probate and letters testamentary issued to Mrs, Maggie Finchley and Mra. Annie Stoakes, without bonds. Australia aud New Zealand, via. Honolulu Prisoners Strangled, Order suseacle occurred here yesterday. of the Spanish authorities. Order publication of notice to creditors, Estate of Bridget Lyons, deceased. Order of publication of notice to creditors. M, L, Stone et al. vs. Thomas Hodge et al, Order to sell property and appointing J, M. Thomas commissioner, Bond $3,000. Estate of Amelia Fogeli, deceased, Hearing petition of Casper Fogeli for distribution of estate. Estate of Wm, T. Thomas, deceased. Order appointing F. ‘I. Nilon attorney for absent heirs, Died Last Night. More: Rifles Ordered, Berurn, March 31.—The Spanish Government has placed another order for 30,000 Mauser rifles, the money for which will be ready next month. .This is the second large order that has been given. : Carpenters’ Strike, Cutcago, March 31,—About 300 carpenters struck today, The strike isexpected to spread until 13,000 carpenters in this city will have ceased work. The trouble is about the eight-hour-day agreement between the bosses and the carpenters. Neuralgia of the’heart caused the death of Mrs, Emma C. Briscoe about 7o'clock last evening, at her home at the Cashin place on “Piety Hill. Deceased had lived She leaves a husband Fire Company Meeting. : meee : Wasurneaton, D, C. March 31.—President Cleveland has nominated William A. Little of Georgia for Attorney General, vice John Tomorrow evening Pennsylvania Engine No. 2, will hold its regular Perkins has offered an.amendment to the Steamship Company for carring the mails to . ph. fequired to néminaté, M cKinley: will Havana, March 31.—A sickening specFive Cuban prisoners were. strangled to death by order Only one of The People vs, Ah Chin. Argued and/the number was guilty: of the crime for submitted. which they were arrested. Estate of W. T. Thomas, deceased, . Morrow morning at +10: o’ylock. A large monthly meeting, It is quite likely that some action will be taken regarding a flagpole to be put up at the fire house: Other business of importance will come before the meeting, and g full attendance is desired, A San Francisco Milliner Coming. Miss Alice Haake will display an elegant sssortment of Spring Millinery Thursday, April 2d. A special Easter sale will take place and also a special effort . will be made to please the ladies with both st¥les and prices, Miss Haake will be pleased to reveive the ladies at’ the Union Hotel parlors, where the display will be made, m312t pores ed eo Stock For Sale. A little over 700 shares of Harmony stock will-be sold cheap for cash, Enquire of H. L, Gove or at this office. m26-1m. + 1Oe+—‘ man’e, nobility should enter into their lives,’ Uhe lecturer closed with a beautiful tribute co the patriotism which will spring from fit of the Catholic Church, which takes the ideal broader home of the days to come. R. Hall resigned. An Attorney Indicted. Carson City, Nev., March 31.—The United States Grand Jury yesterday indicted T. Coffin, an attorney, who is accused of paying a witness named Langevin $100 ‘not to appear at the trial of Heany some time nee, in @>anection with U. 3, Mint frauds, On Account of His Health, Lonpon, March 31,—A cable from Pretoria says that John Hays Hammond has been permitted to go to Capetown: on ac= count of his health. His bail has beenin+ creased to £20,000. ~ Will Resign. =, . Strange indeed if notorious frauds did not ts ' parties in many years. Tickets, which ad. tifol, different hues, and the designs are the pretplace next week, will be the most flattering kind of a success, seems tobe a foregonc conclusion. It could hardly be otherwise in view of the efforts being put forth in ite behalf. One thing the ladies who ar managing the affair especially pride themselves on is the musie which will be in attendance. It this-feature of the occasio: they glaim to have secured something which will’surpass that furnished at local mit one gentleman and two ladies, and ininclude supper, are $2. Spectators. to th I gallery will be charged 25 cents. e ful healing qualities, which manifest themselves whenever this remedy is employed in colds, coughs, throat or lung’ troubles, Ite auodyne and expectorant effects are promptly = —_—_—_ Present incumbent, announces himself as a tion Monday, May 4th. WasHINGTON, March 31.—Advices have been received from Thomas F. Bayard, Minister to England, in which. he asserts his intention Of resigning and returning home. His reasons are the resolutions passed by the Senate ceasuring his speeches, and also because the duties and social fnnetions of the position cause too great a drain on his purse, —* ee Ayir's Cherry Pectoral possesses powerrealized, It is a chemical success and a aedical viampay FOR CITY MARSHAL. D; B. GETCHELL, Noted Professor Here. Rev. A. 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andidate for the officé of City Marshal. Electhe Brewer Academy at San Mateo, is here Keep Your Money at Home. nao ane wre om ol Th Finest the iy. ean get a Hardwood Antique Suite, seven pieces, for $21 00. Prices reduced. Don’: ask for credit: {m30) Lego & Suaw Co. <a Spring Noyelites, I Leutje & Brand “have just received a splendid st.ck of spring novelties for the} use of lagies. Among them are some beauelts, with silver buckle ornaments. ortment is varied, the belts being of The ween in th's city. Ladies call the many pretty things on Nevada City. He will keep on hand the choicest and see my place and teat my goods, y @WH" LUNCH COUSTER 18 THE BEST viewing the mines and visiting friends. Pills Do Not Cure. Pille do not cure Constipation. They only aggravate. Karl's Cloyer Root. ‘Pea gives —o— 7 rfect regularity of the bowels, John W. Brace, ee : = N THE DOWNING BUILDING, ON ¥ git keat 1d MAIN STREET, Has opened the most elegant Saloon in Consumption Can be Cured Congh Cure it the only known remedy for Sees Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars, ‘To be found in the State, Bi eee Call around Ali Recommend It. ca Bh es Ask your physician, your conga and your friends about. Shiloh’s: Cure uw, . 8m tion, ! They = TH CIry, ᤠᴀ ickerman & Cd, By the use of Shiloh’s Cure. This great}. Hard Oil Finishing and Decorating a T . than double the vote of any other candidate and that hé will fall only “sixty-two votes short of the nomination. The total ber of delegates will be 909, and 455 will *}prdbably go into the convention -with 393 votés on the first ballot. Reed ‘will be second in votes, Morton will stand third with 69, and Allison will have only 38.WASHINGTON, March 30.—Representative Groavnor of Ohio gave out his weekly statement of McKinley’s ‘atrength. This is the vote by states, Alabama. 4, Arkansas 26, Florida 8, Georgia 15, Hlinois 4, Ini diana 30, Kansas 20, Louisiana 8, MinneSota 18, Miseouri 10, New York 4, Obio 46, South Carolina 2, Texas 12, South Dakota 8, West Virginia 2, Indian Territory 2, Wisconsin 26, New Mexico 4. Total, +255, Sunday School Convention, -BAonasenro, March. 31,—The State Sabbath School Convention meets here toattendance of delegates is expected. Ordered Put to Death, Nuw York, March 31.—A dispatch from Rome.says that King Menelek has_ ordered the massacre of a large number of _ prisoners and sick persons, Can Not Be Too Cautious. Nevada City has the reputation of being the most prosperous town on the Coast, With such a reputation it would be very pay usa visit. Therefore our people should use the greatest precaution when visionary who has’ been around here for some little time trying to interest our people in some kind of a bond or land project. Keep your weather eye open for all strangers who do not come well recommended. Nevada City Mail Time Table. Arrives Closes Rastern;... 9:43a.m. 11:30 a, m Wes ce 9:43 a.m. 11:30, m, tern ye 4:45 p.m. *8:00 p. m “Excepting Saturdays, Grass Valley, Chica< . 80 Park, Colfax, 4:45 p.m. 11:30.8. m ‘tase Valley... 9:43am. 8:00 p. m Sierra City.. .., 11:30a.m. 8:00 Pp. m N. Bloomtield.. 3:00 Pm. 8:00 p, m Maybert.:.... 2:00 p.m. 8:00 p. m *¥on Bet:. <4.. 9:30a. m. 2.00 p. m ** Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday Office Hours—9 a, m. to 7:30 p.m. Sundays and Holidays: 11:30 a. m. to 12:30 pm, . : . De Nor Despair, because you ‘have -tried Many medicines and have failed to receiv: benefit. Ring yrred that Hood’s Sarsaparilla, cures when all others fail to d whatever, ee Cure for Headache. Asa remedy for all forms of Headach Electric Bitters has proved to be the ver) it. It effects a Permanent cure and ‘tic lust dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to its influence. We urge all who are afflicted to procure a_ bottle, and give thi:: remedy.a fair: trig], In cases of habituaj. ¢ constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving’ the needed tone to the bowels, aud few case. long resist the use of this medicine. Try iy once. Fifty cents and'$1,00 at Dickermai. & Co.’s. Drug Store. einem; =o H, McKECHNIE, HOUSE PAINTER * PAPER HANGER, _ Specialty. numpoint of strength with 152 . The Ché¥ining Operetta, ‘Little Red Riding Part Ill, schemes are offered for their consideration. idi i i These remarks are called ont by a fetter tas pot iy, flood Drill, by twelve little ceived by the Tuansonrtrr, exposing a man. ‘ ae oe a Notice to Electric Light Companies, ‘ NOTICE Is REREBY GIVEN SHAT SEALED * . the Board of City Trustees ungil Great American Importing Tea Co, Commercial St, Nevada City. 56 Mill St.,-Grass Valley,Headquarters, 52-58 Market Street, 8. F. _ “TRY OUR . MONEY SAYING PRICES AT-OUR MONEY SAVING STORES ~~ 400 IN OPERATION Money Saved Every: Day No Special Day : 3 Nevada City. Theatre, Concert AND ceria Operetta, GIVEN ‘BY Mrs. H. G. Parsons, ASSISTED BY HER PRIVATE AND = CLASS. PUPILS, Part I, Will include Vocal Solos, Quartettes, Chorusses and Dramatic Recitations. +, , Part Al, Hood,” introducing thirty Nevada City children iu attractive costumes, also O@ Admission— Adults, 25 cents; Children 15 cents, “ Reserved Seats, 15 cents extra. To be had at C.E. Mulloy’s. FOR SALE. THE NOVELTY REPAIR SHOP O§8 SACRAMENTO STREET, near the Pl: Za, iueluding Band Saw, Circular Saws, Wood Lathe, Mortising “Machine, and with Water Wheel and Shafting, all Pontptete and ready . . to run, is offered forsale. Inquire of or address, m23 , O. C. PERCIVAL. 4proved a failure, and Antiochus was the center of the body. This soon a8 SOU line F across, and then, all of a sudden, the microbe separates in the middle and behold, we have two in place of one! Each of these rapidly increases in.size, until they are as large as the original, when the miracle of the side spots and transverse line appears and in place of two microbes we have four. By this wonderful plan of.reproduction one inereases to two, two to four, four to eight and eight to sixteen until within defeat at Zimma. he turned his attention to the political affairs of Carthage, and inaugurated a system of reform which he carried out so rigorously that she;soon found himself intensely hated by. a large faction of the Carthaginians. fhehind him was the honesty of the country, howeyer, and, finding he could not be swerved from his purpose, the rogues in office attempted to assassinate him, Finding that his death had been determined on Hannibal left Carthage, went to Tyre. and thence to the dominions of Antiochus, whom he soon enlisted in war with Rome. The war ordered to surrender Hannibal, who got news of the demand and made his escape. Roman hatred followed him to Bithynia, and, finding himself on the Friday Evening, Apett ae re Subject—""Backbone, oe Priday Eyening, ‘April 10th, 2 : HOM. d.,-HOWARD, of Grass Yall. Subject—Sunshine and Shadows,” ; ee Friday Evening, April 17th, Z REY. Ld. GARVER, Of Grass Valley, & Subject—“E. Pluribus Unum.” Tickets for the Course, 50 cents. Single Tickets, 25:cents, : Childten’s Tickets, 10 cents. Spring Millinery. The. -. Largest « and. ost In Nevada = County. f0@FDon’t make your purchases with= out examining my goods and prices, TRS. I. MARION, Leader Millinery, NEVADA CITY, --~ wee Wines am Wines —— fs B. WOLF. The Cash Grocer, Has received a consignment of Fine Imported and. California Wines which he will sell at the following figures : : point of keing given up, he died from poison. The story that he once had a meeting at Ephesus with his old enemy, Scipio Africanus, is told on fairly good authority. Morgan’s Imported Sherry, 50 cents per quart bottle. George’s Imported Claret, 50 cents per bottle. Sweet California Muscat, 2 5 cents per quart bottle. American Champagne, Imperial, 75 cents per pint bottle. Durand & Co. Extra Sec. 75 cents, pint bottle. “ Sauturne, 25 cents per bottle. 1-2 barrel (30 gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents per gallon. u added specialties, INI per quart bottle. Also, 4 dozen of bottles fine Blackberry Brandy at 25 cents 2 Cg) P. G. SCADDEN. Commercial Street, Groceries, GIVE ME A TRIAL. senile esse The Freshest and Best Stock MMSE -Has on Hand Goods, Provisions, Can Etc., Etc,, To be found in Nevada Clty ee Goods delivered free of charge. roposals will be received by the Clerk of Thursday, :Aprif Oth, 1896, © “ 5 o'clock P. M., for lightin: the City of Neada for one year as re quire th ions on file at the City Hall.: os a tee By order of the Board of City Trustees, RR : Clerk of the 8 a : r. e ; Nevada City; March 26th, 1896.. «* ra ; 4 . will recominena® ity ‘Sona All of lers promptly executed. Leave or_ dera at the Union Hotel, A The Best of All! we : THE BEST, THE MOST: COMFORTAB “150 styles at Prices — gaa} “irs. Lester & Crawford, Equal To It J “ Bi Even the Stay or Corset affects generations Jy ci] then seem plain that an's du As Ladies’ Favorite. He in the Worl ; tocome, it is woman's duty to secure LE, FLEXIBLE and BAsy FITTING Ping at the shrine of == tts oe Royal W. orcester, . 2 . Just now the world is worshi a BO cents to S10. . en Ts Ae eee Sole Agentoffor Nevada City. aa evening toilette brivs retain the ent_epogh is to: fulliiess difectly tumes are pop pervede the bla The Eton is cv with pointed or the:back and v plain or fancy 1 coat. models a revere and with vest, The sp New York hou a drooping 5 items ‘of: ifort the McDowell’ always abuodai designs, ‘‘La Album of Fash _ sgubscription, ‘01 **Krench Drese! 30 cents per « a year or 15 o¢ able to procure your newsdeal but apply by 2 & Co., 4 West Ch The dates of swoon to be : -Chareh ‘in’ thi rather transp< «Grass Valley v evening of Aj &0th, and J. ‘ Recture on the of April. Ths modate the g the highly fay Howard made church Sands conclusion the premium on t hurch is not yall whe are ai ;the subject, :those who he: recently we le fort, very. in ewe are satis reat is in sto Fl James Coll atock of mac son Fred W. the Napa Va tory in whic smade. Most stomers. of 1 qgoods are t Oolley Sr. 2 No one in thald or gr treatment, ecalp and th Mr. Fred that he had many years, and also tha tried many. out any goo ‘began gee 0 lief at. once. ” @dapted to troubles an: lief. One Price only : erman & © J Ladies’ C per pair, a K Js a sur diseases. by Dicker — : A & a8