February 29, 1888 (4 pages)

Pee 6 2 PRE I eo te Oe ee TI Palmer & Rey ‘Paid up Capital -$30,000 NICE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR HE DAILY TR AN RIP ay mA VOL. LV.—No. 8.589, NEVADA OIPy, CAL. WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 4 29 1888. Established Sent. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo, — The Daily Transcript. . PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY —BY— BROWN & CALKINS. 4 8. CALKINS N.P. BROWN, ye Editor Business M’g’y. OFFICE—“Transcript Block,” No. 32 Commercial st., Nevada City, Cal. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: ’ ODO VEAL. 06 ci cccecserseccees Sessceesens Six Months ‘ ef Three Months .;. Per Week by Carrie en Agents for the Daily Transoript. eae Vaan eke . New York G. P. Rowell &Co.., a ey New York 6B; NOGiGS ei age . Boston N. W. Ayer & Co .. Philadelphia Palmer & Key. . Portlaud, Oregon J. H. Bates & Co .New York auchy & Co. -. New York illiams & Co -London, Eng Cook & Co.. itr . Chieago L. P. Fisher...-..-/.8an Franciseo We Gi UOMO i sacs oy 8 San Francisco Gealinar & ROY. 1 dein ces boos San Francisco John. 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CORRESPONDENTS: New MS amido ® bag poy ef 8 neciseo—First Natio’ ; pies bey ray ational Bank of D. 3: Mills Co. . NATIONAL HOTEL. st. 4 ee REOTOR BROS8., Proprietors, ” Formerly of thte Union Hotel, Nevada City,’ Tho only firo-vroof, and best conducted Hote: in Nevada City. ELEGANT SAMPLE ROOMS : ON FIRST FLOOL SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELE he new management have thoroughly ua thaniee the Hotel and made many imortant changes. The proprietors have ad many years exerience in the business, and give their entire time and attention to the same, They have airensy made the National the most popular Hote in the moun of California. i eee adiesly is the National adapted, to the wants of the traveling public helay in the center of the city, and having Pos' Office Exprocs-Cffice and General Stage Office foi all lines in the same building, =< . UNION. HOTEL, OAL. MRS. J, NAFFZIGER. . . Proprictress H. G, PARSONS. Business Manager THE 1° ADING HOTEL OF NEVADA CIT‘, = 2 = * NEVADA CITY.I8TS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND oiher pe invited to notice the edventeges offered by this Hotel. The house contain; 100 reoms, each of. which is light an airy, and welt or elegantly furnished, there bein: no hotel inthe mountains e ual : it. e tables are supplied with the best in the market. ‘i TRAVELERS FOR COMMER GTM STS AND r AMILIES Free ‘Bus to and from the Depot, ATAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR AL rts of the up Marysville daily. ; The best of Wines, Liquors and (igars furnished at e Bar. cageees CALIFORNIA 7 er county, Grans Valley and” PERSONAL GOSSIP. er-onal income of’ the pope is accusimated at $1,750,000 annually. ay ¢ gilc to the Charleston Confederate home, M; Wilson Guizot, a son‘of the great historian, is lecturing in Paris on Edmund Burke and Milton, The marquis of: Lorne has determined upon a literary life, and has a serial ready for an English magazine, Bishop H. W. Warren, of the Methodist try from the Orient. \ . Lord Hartington, winidth EB, Gladstone and James G, Blaine will be within the borders of Italy before long. Herbert Spencer is at Bournemouth in very poor health. The insomnia which recently afflicted him has returned, and he can find no remedy for it, It appears that Bismarck has an elder brother who has been under prefect of Mingard since 1841, and is about to retire, aged 77. John_L, . Sullivan, it has been suggested, should obMge his countrymen by making out list of English. noblemen whom they could safely introduce to their families, Mahmoud Ajelaleddin, the author of a new budget ‘scheme for balanciifg the Turkish revenues and expenditures, lias been appointed minister of finance at Turkey, in place’of Zuhda Pasha. Dr. Evans, the Parisian-American dentist, is estimated to be-wor® about $15,000,000, His magnificent residence is stored with valuables, and his library is one of the finest private libraries in Paris. Pa. Mr. Pulitzer, of The New York World,-is eyes, and is confined to a darkened room. One of his eyes is almost useless, and now the other has given‘ way. Not long ago Senator Quay of PennsylVania tossed a senate page a coin for some service rendered. The boy examined the money and found that it was a $10 gold piece. He pocketed the coin; and now the pages run after Quay persistently. Marshall McMahon, ex-president of France, has aged rapidly. His old wounds, often inclined t¢ be troublesome, have lately been much more so, and his friends have been receiving anything but reassuring news as to his condition, His intellectual powers are as strong as ever. . Lieutenant Governor Riddle, of Kansas, who is looked upon as the probable successor of Governor Martin, is one of the finest tenor singers in that state. Col. Mapleson, after hearing Riddle sing at a private reception in St, Louis several years ago, offered him a position at asalary of $500 a week, but the offer was modestly declined, ; J, B. Haggin, better known as ‘Ben Ali” Haggin, once came near starving while keoping down the idle end of a@ St. Louis law office, When he and his‘cousin, who is tho junior member of the famous firm of Haggin & Tevis, went to California they had $500 of horrowed money as their sole capital and tho experience of two unsuccessful law fledglings to guide them, Their wealth is now counted anywhere between $10,000,000 and $20,000,000, George A. Stewart, yachting editor of Tho Boston Globe, has become a partner of Mdward Burgess, the famous yacht designer, They will make a center board combination as a yacht building partnership. Speaking of the Rev. C, A. Berry’s decli* nation of the call to Plymouth church, Henry Labouchere, of London Truth, remarks; “Brooklyn's loss is our gain, Mr. Berry is an able advocate of the Gladstone Irish pay and it would have been a pity if he betaken himself to America,” History repeats itself, President Grevy lost his position in France because ho defended, his son-in-law, and now King KalaKkaua’s. crown is. in danger because tho Hawaiian monarch is sticking by his brotherin-law, He is the. wise ruler who places his relations to the people above his relations by Marriage. 5 Some time ago it was announced that Pauline. Lucca intended to leave the stage and devote herself to teaching. This item “was contradicted, but it now appears that’ Lucca has béen teaching for some time, for a pupil sang on trial at the Imperial operaat Vienna With great-success: — Judge Turpie, of Indiana, is not pleased with his position as United States senator. In fact, he has been rather bored by his senand dislikes notoriety. He said frankly to a friend a few days ago that he did not like the senate and was sorry that he had ever allowed himself to become a member of that Maj. Rathbone, United.States consul general at Paris, has gained great popularity at the French capital. By a strange coincidence he and United States Commissioner. MeLane are both graduates of West Point, entered the same regiment after graduation and now find themselves, after twenty years of ation, colleagues in Paris. They bone entertains handsomely in Paris and has shown a great deal of social tact since he began his consulship. Blowitz, the famous continental correspondent of The London Times, has been in low spirits of late, owing to the death of a favorite dog. The dog was: his companion . for years, and was, says Blowitz, ‘ta source of literary inspiration to me.” There aro thdése who say, however, that it would be a much greater loss to Blowitz’s literary fertility should he be deprived of the services of Alger, his private secretary. Alger is a short, thin, red haired man, possessed of remarkable energy. It has been whispered that without Alger Blowitz would have difiiculty in maintaining his present reputation. SPORTING AND ATHLETIC. The Smith and Thomas fight originated through guessing the weight of a turkey. Hlanlan has accepted a challenge from Trickett, the Australian oarsman, to row a race over the Nepean course, near Sydney, N. 8. W. : Charlestown is now to have a Pelican club, named after the London club ‘fer the honor it paid John L, Sullivan on his arrival in the old country. George F. Slosson eo that ie panel Hard player is young Ives, a professiona. tal catcher, = = Seis has een 5 ticing for the St. Louis tournament on Jan, 3, A company of San Francisco capitalists have organized the Pleasanton Stock Farm company for the purpose of breeding trotters. Director, 2:17, by Dictator, will head thé stud. chain, but removed it again, — i in can defeat Sulli foot ring, but would hi; him in a sixteen foot ring. + ® e <> W. Corcoran sent $1,000 as a Christmas _. *“+ Episcopal church, has returned to this cowm. suffering with acute.inflammation of. the . : of hers, a young Swedish’ baritone, recently { atorial experience thus far. “He is-a-.student4.. both married southerii Wortien;Maj-Rath--}Ina recent boxing tournament at Detroit . one of the events was a darky swallowing a dog chain with iron ‘links a quarter of an inch wide. 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Gentlemen—for tweny wes 1 have had ascreonmy lett cheek, It had gradually been growling worse. The many physicians wiiom I had eonsulted were unable to do meany good, List fall a year te I began using 3,8.8. Atiret it fiflamed the sore, and it became more virulent than ever ; so much so, Indeed, that my family: insisted that [should leave off the medicine, I per i sisted in using the 8, 8.8. At the end of two months the sore was entirely healed. Think{ne that the evil was out of my constitution, I left off the medicine; but in November, ten months _afver, a vevy slight breaking out appeared. I at once began again on 8.8.8, and now that is also disap, earing. I have. every faith in 8.8.8, Ithas done me more god than ail the doctors and other niedi clues . ever took, Yours ahs A, R. SHANDs, ‘_ Wixaton, N. C., April 12, 1887. Gentlemen—'l' we or threw yeurs-ago a cancer came on my face. It soon grew to be quite large. It wore dn me, aud say general health was very poor, Last September I began a course of 8, 8. 8., which {have con tinued to the present time wita the happiest result, The cuncer has entirely disappeared, there.belug 10 evidence or tymptom of a cancerous character left. My general health is good now, and my_appetite better than it has been in years. Tam years old, an to-day I am ‘working in the'field planting corn, Yours truly, Jonas Limkpack, Gentlemen—I had @ sore on my upper lip for cight years. beven different doctors attempted in vain to heal it. One gave me a small vial for five dollars, which was a “ certain cyre.” Itis needless to say that’ it did me no good. About two years ago I me quite uneasy, as people thought I had a cancer, and I took a course of eighteén bottles of 8.8.8, The result has been Acoma piers cure. The ulcer or cancer healed beautifulhy leaving searcely P percepuule sear. 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Moraan Gro. M. HuGuHEs, D,E?Moraan, Wa. Epwarpa L. HousmMan, kK. M. Preston. CORRESPONDENTS: New MS amido ® bag poy ef 8 neciseo—First Natio’ ; pies bey ray ational Bank of D. 3: Mills Co. . NATIONAL HOTEL. st. 4 ee REOTOR BROS8., Proprietors, ” Formerly of thte Union Hotel, Nevada City,’ Tho only firo-vroof, and best conducted Hote: in Nevada City. ELEGANT SAMPLE ROOMS : ON FIRST FLOOL SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELE he new management have thoroughly ua thaniee the Hotel and made many imortant changes. The proprietors have ad many years exerience in the business, and give their entire time and attention to the same, They have airensy made the National the most popular Hote in the moun of California. i eee adiesly is the National adapted, to the wants of the traveling public helay in the center of the city, and having Pos' Office Exprocs-Cffice and General Stage Office foi all lines in the same building, =< . UNION. HOTEL, OAL. MRS. J, NAFFZIGER. . . Proprictress H. G, PARSONS.. Business Manager THE 1° ADING HOTEL OF NEVADA CIT‘, = 2 = * NEVADA CITY..I8TS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND oiher pe invited to notice the edventeges offered by this Hotel. The house contain; 100 reoms, each of. which is light an airy, and welt or elegantly furnished, there bein: no hotel inthe mountains e ual : it. e tables are supplied with the best in the market. ‘i TRAVELERS FOR COMMER GTM STS AND r AMILIES Free ‘Bus to and from the Depot, ATAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR AL rts of the up Marysville daily. ; The best of Wines, Liquors and (igars furnished at e Bar. cageees CALIFORNIA 7 er county, Grans Valley and” PERSONAL GOSSIP. er-onal income of’ the pope is accusimated at $1,750,000 annually. ay ¢ gilc to the Charleston Confederate home, M; Wilson Guizot, a son‘of the great historian, is lecturing in Paris on Edmund Burke and Milton, The marquis of: Lorne has determined upon a literary life, and has a serial ready for an English magazine, Bishop H. W. Warren, of the Methodist try from the Orient. \ . Lord Hartington, winidth EB, Gladstone and James G, Blaine will be within the borders of Italy before long. Herbert Spencer is at Bournemouth in very poor health. The insomnia which recently afflicted him has returned, and he can find no remedy for it, It appears that Bismarck has an elder brother who has been under prefect of Mingard since 1841, and is about to retire, aged 77. John_L, . Sullivan, it has been suggested, should obMge his countrymen by making out list of English. noblemen whom they could safely introduce to their families, Mahmoud Ajelaleddin, the author of a new budget ‘scheme for balanciifg the Turkish revenues and expenditures, lias been appointed minister of finance at Turkey, in place’of Zuhda Pasha. Dr. Evans, the Parisian-American dentist, is estimated to be-wor® about $15,000,000, His magnificent residence is stored with valuables, and his library is one of the finest private libraries in Paris. Pa. Mr. Pulitzer, of The New York World,-is eyes, and is confined to a darkened room. One of his eyes is almost useless, and now the other has given‘ way. Not long ago Senator Quay of PennsylVania tossed a senate page a coin for some service rendered. The boy examined the money and found that it was a $10 gold piece. He pocketed the coin; and now the pages run after Quay persistently. Marshall McMahon, ex-president of France, has aged rapidly. His old wounds, often inclined t¢ be troublesome, have lately been much more so, and his friends have been receiving anything but reassuring news as to his condition, His intellectual powers are as strong as ever. . Lieutenant Governor Riddle, of Kansas, who is looked upon as the probable successor of Governor Martin, is one of the finest tenor singers in that state. Col. Mapleson, after hearing Riddle sing at a private reception in St, Louis several years ago, offered him a position at asalary of $500 a week, but the offer was modestly declined, ; J, B. Haggin, better known as ‘Ben Ali” Haggin, once came near starving while keoping down the idle end of a@ St. Louis law office, When he and his‘cousin, who is tho junior member of the famous firm of Haggin & Tevis, went to California they had $500 of horrowed money as their sole capital and tho experience of two unsuccessful law fledglings to guide them, Their wealth is now counted anywhere between $10,000,000 and $20,000,000, George A. Stewart, yachting editor of Tho Boston Globe, has become a partner of Mdward Burgess, the famous yacht designer, They will make a center board combination as a yacht building partnership. Speaking of the Rev. C, A. Berry’s decli* nation of the call to Plymouth church, Henry Labouchere, of London Truth, remarks; “Brooklyn's loss is our gain, Mr. Berry is an able advocate of the Gladstone Irish pay and it would have been a pity if he betaken himself to America,” History repeats itself, President Grevy lost his position in France because ho defended, his son-in-law, and now King KalaKkaua’s. crown is. in danger because tho Hawaiian monarch is sticking by his brotherin-law, He is the. wise ruler who places his relations to the people above his relations by Marriage. 5 Some time ago it was announced that Pauline. Lucca intended to leave the stage and devote herself to teaching. This item “was contradicted, but it now appears that’ Lucca has béen teaching for some time, for a pupil sang on trial at the Imperial operaat Vienna With great-success: — Judge Turpie, of Indiana, is not pleased with his position as United States senator. In fact, he has been rather bored by his senand dislikes notoriety. He said frankly to a friend a few days ago that he did not like the senate and was sorry that he had ever allowed himself to become a member of that Maj. Rathbone, United.States consul general at Paris, has gained great popularity at the French capital. By a strange coincidence he and United States Commissioner. MeLane are both graduates of West Point, entered the same regiment after graduation and now find themselves, after twenty years of ation, colleagues in Paris. They bone entertains handsomely in Paris and has shown a great deal of social tact since he began his consulship. Blowitz, the famous continental correspondent of The London Times, has been in low spirits of late, owing to the death of a favorite dog. The dog was: his companion . for years, and was, says Blowitz, ‘ta source of literary inspiration to me.” There aro thdése who say, however, that it would be a much greater loss to Blowitz’s literary fertility should he be deprived of the services of Alger, his private secretary. Alger is a short, thin, red haired man, possessed of remarkable energy. It has been whispered that without Alger Blowitz would have difiiculty in maintaining his present reputation. SPORTING AND ATHLETIC. The Smith and Thomas fight originated through guessing the weight of a turkey. Hlanlan has accepted a challenge from Trickett, the Australian oarsman, to row a race over the Nepean course, near Sydney, N. 8. W. : Charlestown is now to have a Pelican club, named after the London club ‘fer the honor it paid John L, Sullivan on his arrival in the old country. George F. Slosson eo that ie panel Hard player is young Ives, a professiona. tal catcher, = = Seis has een 5 ticing for the St. Louis tournament on Jan, 3, A company of San Francisco capitalists have organized the Pleasanton Stock Farm company for the purpose of breeding trotters. Director, 2:17, by Dictator, will head thé stud. chain, but removed it again, — i in can defeat Sulli foot ring, but would hi; him in a sixteen foot ring. + ® e <> W. Corcoran sent $1,000 as a Christmas _. *“+ Episcopal church, has returned to this cowm. suffering with acute.inflammation of. the . : of hers, a young Swedish’ baritone, recently { atorial experience thus far. “He is-a-.student4... both married southerii Wortien;Maj-Rath--}Ina recent boxing tournament at Detroit . one of the events was a darky swallowing a dog chain with iron ‘links a quarter of an inch wide. He swallowed three fect of the Bob Farrell, who was one of Sullivan's closest companions when John L; fought Ryan near New Orleans, says he thinks Kil» in a twenty-four no chance against THE INCURABLE CURED ! Horkinsvinue, Ky., Feb, 24, 1887. "Gentlemen—Seven years agu a sore developed on my nose froma finger nail scratch, . Ltried afew simple remedies, but the sore would not ylelu. [ grew worse every year for seven years. Many.thought I had acancer, Over @ year sgo lconmenced takin 8, 8. S., aud two dozen boitles entirely cured me. When I began with, Swiit’s Specific I was in very poor health, and could hardly drag about, After IL had fluished the course of & B.S. I was strong and buoyant, and hada good appetite, I regard it as a most valuable medicine for Lidles in weak, delt; eate hoath. It fg a household medicine H with mio. Yours respectfully, Mpa. R, W. WILson. Srartannera, S, C., April 2, 1857. Gentlemen—for tweny wes 1 have had ascreonmy lett cheek, It had gradually been growling worse. The many physicians wiiom I had eonsulted were unable to do meany good, List fall a year te I began using 3,8.8. Atiret it fiflamed the sore, and it became more virulent than ever ; so much so, Indeed, that my family: insisted that [should leave off the medicine, I per i sisted in using the 8, 8.8. At the end of two months the sore was entirely healed. Think{ne that the evil was out of my constitution, I left off the medicine; but in November, ten months _afver, a vevy slight breaking out appeared. I at once began again on 8.8.8, and now that is also disap, earing. I have. every faith in 8.8.8, Ithas done me more god than ail the doctors and other niedi clues . ever took, Yours ahs A, R. SHANDs, ‘_ Wixaton, N. C., April 12, 1887. Gentlemen—'l' we or threw yeurs-ago a cancer came on my face. It soon grew to be quite large. It wore dn me, aud say general health was very poor, Last September I began a course of 8, 8. 8., which {have con tinued to the present time wita the happiest result, The cuncer has entirely disappeared, there.belug 10 evidence or tymptom of a cancerous character left. My general health is good now, and my_appetite better than it has been in years. Tam years old, an to-day I am ‘working in the'field planting corn, Yours truly, Jonas Limkpack, Gentlemen—I had @ sore on my upper lip for cight years. beven different doctors attempted in vain to heal it. One gave me a small vial for five dollars, which was a “ certain cyre.” Itis needless to say that’ it did me no good. About two years ago I me quite uneasy, as people thought I had a cancer, and I took a course of eighteén bottles of 8.8.8, The result has been Acoma piers cure. The ulcer or cancer healed beautifulhy leaving searcely P percepuule sear. 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