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ess orronTpyiTiEg STORES SDDJAKD SOTTd I country hotel jjjoj rromooto 1209 from 300 to 000 frvta 100 to SOU from SOU SOuO from 10U to lonu from 150 to looo from lOilta rjui DECKER 850 Market XK SALK CASI1 BCalXiJ snltable for one or two ai I Me 109 Orjmt TiMm 2 PWABDS IH YOU VA fa py a gooa nits mess or do yon want I Srt tsrlat It IL Uu roll expUinaUdn no charye iiu vr uwitrr lBiurmaH0 1 acturior rjiarcandMag hotels eg grocery Bores cljsr stores ol business Ulaor store lodj nd All other Hm tytvi jest 2i Kearny established 10A STOKE FOH HALK A inercrn in oneoi tiie very best Aliens kept by present owoer tf nag cmy on account ol noiuing a i in vii uan iraoa mock lias laying lanndry agency connecle Ply to KEVNV Sa kcarii st UBTJitB WANTED A liOUD man busineas clearing J50 per re the service ot a ber Kteady a deiota bis whole time lo liis ightor anadsywork has a line latry cnatom trial bas been etJ year do preveus experience res erf a reliable man who irrrs party to hired nnp in order to usjies a most lUuoagn luveMi St A pply KENNY JM Kearny ALO fURSAIK 11AVK great barcaln near the mot A ton of Market dn I ill be aold at a poaili a tarsvin IX trotvsoo unncKKV stokls for sale 3 the choicest corner city will mow yon nai neither in inslnesi with tall mane li flit fail i ne and tnni as rot will find carmine Apply KTKKXSi 2 Kearny BBiTlCKANT A umTVu I bOiUe Ul CUu of lir 11 hita IdoiDZ a lail business an1 IrguuUpor niinth is wail wortn vaiue a ruli investigation al lly to is KhSV Kearny st fcALdON A VKRY SH ELi fitted ub place across the oar Cong less doing bosliess of 3d roue warning a clean nice busi 1 1 see flits nlae wil bilk It Win OiLlNsi 0t Market Wboleiale and retail Jobbing ouiaiaa traie rnns Hmi CleoTl i250 to lOil a mnnilt 1 box 6a thu oRice lNE MANLFAiTIMlINd i bjlne tor uc lnr wiiole Inmona tb best of son IBt is ciarti soo per montn nacLTrtilc win bi proved by a iavetlicutiuu anil a trial of 80 Iparr hnbiiK employs 12 hands pidlQ sjlil uiily leaxued al riw i me uianuiaiiurtfit awn twithhvir ant i luliv vomoe buji ies Is com elle to rope bu nsarmnt iiel uitb Ibis a i tlher Aiiitlvti Si Kearny PKT tAill KINK Bl ne for Tie leartnic su eipe lanrf iwU lmc oouaa laaioon esuiuihci fur overL5 a most brnrnineutcorner lor Market si wil luroi lej IbroUL hont i aJavsfuil lot over 30 ier day in the saloon tnt tubir leaf yu an lvh Ity aatisti before buyini best raeiung Apply lo KENV I WASTED A PAHTVEU IV la Urge and good paving rnann iiavaai iuaapilaisball beuiostty at and to improve the buaueu boxW ibis office MR II I I olir lalug of dry goods aioibiiig sw suoes uat arawa cnicli ea in Santa trtu county dol ni JOUii per annum aiid enrm rter rMr nn nwu itn Lie tncreasla ever Ej ar no I stoclc will lie Sitii ut pimi liu and a most thorough Inves ted will refer to principal lism heru as li IK hil IhAve becomi jtliv thruueh and balln lare Interests In etc have led led to retlro Itrllmlh rier devou tlnir I toe latter responsible par 1 I to aolL Fun lufurmaiiun will KEXVV Kearny st ItVKOOLNTUV STo iilN landlse witnm 0 mh of 3a a uii irBisiiimit itimi ia root it lb iir KOrt A XKWsPtlKR lpayovir200per niontn anova DiitW FKICK llealdsburl NT lHtIUIMl liirK lull lililhed over 7 yean and uialt ipply 320 llrniam it AS OLD KNTAHIlsm li boot mttonerj and vr ty I urisliin Interior towu about fsn Kraartsco rem SSlKio to 4 reiulred plendid biisinesl ikui uia Aaarea MA tiU Ibs oiace A iiXDlAVln kfs rltb lodjrlaboU4e nd aiirin au Irbtile or partbershln Aiiiire a IStocki in OKEXrJtAXJK Ullt ilX lUni ftf lit llAf Whlhn Is city HtttlcuIarstoeQLAUK uis uuice loap roa BAifccta uvsii i suk Aaarcsa ot Doi 74 IHA OKA FIXEPAViXll I business establlsned fr 19 If net to wih over J100 per icnenence nee ary as corps of t0 bein lu the hit nea lo IvBeM thl ml aue for Si llim I tor eitV nreniitrv rvmrt Address iM tigblb ISTOULs rtilISAIK 1 IIAVK Ifine cornir tores location can ood Iraie fnll vsiii for ill proofs siwn of Hie bnainen Iths addrev and look ino ibeiu iJt 1 Kearny si ISAiI lIpnESTPAViSf crame to wi pay iveil as fso VU ALSll Jt IU I A FlSli COliNTRV CITV bllants dotnv Mm litu lit boarders andallm transient iniiftty 4 tran a Jay from 1 5ell ih entire property 2 tory ln iheprupert will spr for ikAxvs vea ulgo ry JJCT THE WELL kNOUV lUXSLNUHAJI til Mum St IspEvIAL BAKU AIM VLL LMI JUU7 Hui IS i TAnu3nirEST lopporrnnttv to pun a 1 iu toi Ha mix ntlio lnl capiul required Ml irraelXilwireU Address UtTUXltY FOR stir Icsvib botiuess la city capital ii si wu ror particulars in I AhKULD S2ls Montcomery BUSINESS MAN WITH II I trill offer too i ouenin to loterrsl In a well MUblliaod tai esiat businens riAK itarKeist 11 lSSTRtMENTS CHICKERlXa KNABH Opera Uallett Davis etc lit rariod slock of revr and sec I lowest prices lu tbe city LO Odd FeUows bulldlas arket eta and 71 Market MliaT MK HALLETT OfM A lLvaru pianos and Paclc MAUIS SOU rost If N1 IU CONTEfiT JAHLOR AND i pianos new scale and de ed cui and see our elegant I and UDrurnl Dlanos sole aceuU 7 3 iiarkit lAOS CONOVKB BKOS aclCDOlelred tbe moat artli up4gbt piano made critical Cotnparlaoa Invited buie Areou 7Ji ilarijt ttHIN0 UPRI01IT MUST Carrara auu Halrat st I MOST PKttFKCt VrhlGBX lory 917 Miasioa sL AliaL I SB OF MUSIC BOXl JIC Itets retail at Joubing prxjri it ttts vn sonoone hvKfo uiwis oun own Ivroefer lu ruecviooO tiniuy iJlrlowpori tuy uruis 33IAK SOOIllCKiHLSa El and EctsraclOeu pianos soil laauUmeBUKiJClt synu vtVimmn KUiStCtt A BACIiV OAK Dtaase ractardorgaoa are tmta it liray Co Wil feat LLTJPBlOHTl yiKE COS jMiwcrj ccoo xuusaa SAN iELlAC KCEKBER 16 1859 booms to tirr 1 FIFTH COB MARKET CAtltOXTFVi Banuy alt80 aJtiile f8 10 Iraneient cpen ma Plgbt 1 JdETCAW fLAiii or urvtti itl Mon aodlajlor front acd tack parlor oicvlylurBlsheatoroneortwo TELi lS TRAXSIEST SCTT STS tie day week iocth HRAlsT 1 KFARSV 8C1TS ASB 8FXUIH 10 BOAfeDrXO A3TD llOOMS 128 GOLD EX GATE AVB FOR BENT sunny suit mud slnjie rooms boarl mi 101 OKANT AVE COK OEABV ST hunny salts and otoerooms 404 111 113 11VELL FltOJT BOOM tli also back room LABKIX SrSST FCRSSIJIED soils aeo single reasonable csrn tr a niivlPTV PTn lU nlihed bay window mud sunny salt 30 17 120 1 GOLDEN GATE AVE I ZM nUrilrooms single or salts 3tOis Ltv lk rvL ii ai I svee month transient MJCoonppr 1 QQ McALLITKK SUNNY FCtt JO nlalied room for one or two gentlemen TTOsrTvfsTHwfjruowARD diit JTiiard lloiis Two handsome caner mum espec ally tale fir oct ir den tlit aisos njie aid bouse tepn rooms JOSES rS NY 8l iT3 ASDSIS trie room an new reasonable 13 207 209 POWELL KOVR ROOMS nlsbed for bosekeepln 20U OKAKT AVE JVBMKBLV DC pont St Fnrnlsneo or onraroisnea 21 1 1 Dfrtirrt I HavrriiiMP mVUIV Mdow salt of snpotos sooUucr rooma 213 vri sn rviR van NFsyl AVK I vrr flnAlw rnrnishAS riAtns for housekeeping private Amerkmn family OTlT KBAKNY FUKSISUED BOCiilS Zl 0 1 suit 1 single 125 HL 11 POST BKAl Tl FILLY FCKSIMHD rooms alnEle or en suite snaallday tain pPDU i or tamiliesfrom tbe conntry 3Q0 3031 BCH i MKB llOVSii ADJOIN mvh Fanny rooms fty day kor montn 314 TURK A NICELY FVRXISnED front room teat UX EDDV HANKSOMF PARliOR salt nsu a floor of 4 rooms suitable for a doctor or party of 2 for housekeeping corn bouse 331 338 i A 7 STOCKTON T1IKFE RCXIMSFUll 1 1 I nlsbed complete for housekeeping 420 I OWELL NKlii RMsUHD mnny parlor Bailable foronoortwa 426 I I KEWIY FiritNISHED roout genfleaiea prefeiTexL 504 EDOY LAUOE FRONT MJSY basement small room and kitchen I EDDV LAROE SISSY FROST Out room sultibe for 2 tlOyStngie POST NICEIT FlRSISHEDPAR OUO tors and honvekeeping ropmi 50 7 POT SVN ROOMS 8 TO T12 I acntleicen only private family lOFARltELL NICELY FURr 1 nlsbed rooms with bath sunny stde and central gentlemen only 530 530 TLKK SEAR LARK1S BEATJTI ful sunny doable room also single 508 012 room C22 C22 023 Caeno TAYLOR RET POST ASD BUT ter Frnbt alcove suit also three for housekeeping SITTFR AS ELRGANTLT FCR nlshed sunny front suit single rooms MASOS SEAR sfTTFRTrROST suit bouse and furniture uss gehUe ily in private family sultaWe fr ditor or dentist as liievjr coo nt cllug all treated by furnace permanent nd responsible parties only large grounds 7 MISSION CORNER TH1RD WIX I JL front suny rooms suitable for dentist it of 4 rooms and bath on upper Door 2 er floor rooms at low rates iras and water In Jach room reading rooms and baths free men changed daily house open all night rice el rooms per day from 60 rails up erd per week from 1 upward 731 810 i 814 8 TVER LARGE SUNNY FCR nlshedroom grate bath also single 1 SCTTER SPACIOUS 0 1 0 eleKantty fumished roomref rences 11 Ql MISSION F1KHT FLAT TWO ViOi sunny fur rooms kitchen cheap Thl IKARV SINNY UNFURNISHED tlZ rarlors other rooms housekeeping FRONT UTIT re gentlemen U31 1 ilfWi VaN NESS AVE ELEGANT JUUV parlors and sincle rooms sunny all day nicely furnhhed water bath etc iui hou rekeping i ioig tabid forsei tlt toea 1033 1061 ims also si ngle 1rr CALIFORNIA NICE 0U rooms 4 and 75 1 il CALIFORNIA fCNNY FRONT 1U room board if desired 104 1 hoosek eilig In private residence a handsome bay window Pa fronting on two street of 4 rooms kltchei and bathi two beds most be seen to be appreciated ifl APPy from 11 to 4 Met Ulster car 10 Scott BrTTEK eTWO CXFrRNISHED rooms for housekeeping on sunny stile useofbstb rent low 1008 A LARGE 8UNXY ROOM JTST newly furnisbeJ with grate and bath private tamlly moderate terms 70 Eddy st bel Polk a Vaa Nes AltlJNOTON HOUSE 1T7 KEARNY PltasanL sunny rooms cu suite ud sln Ile first class Ir every respect reasonabia DOUBLE BCrr OF RIX3MS OK TWO single rooms suitable for 2 gentlemen elegantly furnished centra It lceated reler ences required A box 133 this office HANCOCK HOUSE 781 MISS10N SPE clal accommodations fer lamllies and transient travelers suits and slnjle room bom SO cent and 0 Tr eight SUmIob an Vonnh street cars pass tbe hones LAKOE FROST FURNISHED ROOM bay window priva mily Van less ave near cable ars 1 or 2 geuUemen Address box 44 this omce irELY FCttNlSIIKD SUIT OF KOOMB I twaard anltal la for a eentleman and Wife or two genuemen central private tamuy references Address FM box 12 thisoUU X1 XTOTTCE TO TAILORB LARK ROOMS It eJegantlT furnished complete ior mer chaTit tailtrloi 420 Market sL op stairs reasonable Apply to BLISS BKOi dt CO 24 Salter si SUIT DF THREE KOOM6 BMFCB shed or furnished to suit on Postst near Kearny Apply at drug store cor Market and Stockton sta TREMOXT HOUSE S2S KSARST Newiy famished sunny rooms special rates week or monthtnxisient MRA UOS3 TI1K BCRUNQTON 605 MARatUT Formerly part of the Grand Hotel new elegantly furnished rooms en suite slnrle YSEinTE HOUSa 104 MARKET i A Jutopned aa new prnlxhtS5o toll per weak gl 0 opeoall night famdlea SBTTYTNO MACHINES AlTENCYOFSTAJtDAIU AND H0U6B hoWMwlng machines all kinds botuht reeled and repaired ia COHEN lie tttxto i LL EINkiS OF SKWLSU MACHINK3 rMn as v3fr pwna mna aeiiTtrea free In the city to year hoasw or rsulromd ds POU 7HS Market at lllslory balUUu A MILLION SEWISO aCACHISE8 JOB rnsasoii terms to aim every tody 7 Market at Hiatory boOdlog finvmr rs1 AL anovuctM mc lug machine supplies needies oil parts ruarttuenuaad repairs 7Jlarkrtsw IX KINDS OT MACHINES FORALE ta jisvruAAs tm AurKctai F1XV8ICIAS5 A A nR Jtr TYEIjCri S1 PUTTER ywMWs uu rcssTN ny esecsncuy Rd5iiJU 42 KXABSTtDiSASBS sswimiii ueure sot 31 i EDDY HEaTH ELEUANTLY furnished rooms superior al ret ed roo ns mrortabl Ua optional 508 K9S HARRISON RIXC05 1IILL A OO fine private residence rnnny rocma ELLIS EXTRA LARCE PaRLOJI floor fines furnisbedl wth snnerlor board reereaces 5951 610 638 I LATHAM HOUSE Large sunny soit with three doets and prvaie bath also single rooms board Uh bmib connectiuk for cent and wife or two gents also large room tirst cTass board references MR HARRINGTON 9X PtNp VESDOMEi KLEGANTLY 4 furnished sunny bay window room otberroonu super ortacle board references 734 743 POWELL GRAYSON NEWMAN aitemeol suits and sinels ronms nrsi clais board steam heaters marine view 26i ntshed suany rooms flue table refs qiPiNE FRONT SUITS AND B1N UJ gie rooms good board Or 4 BISH SIIT THREE CONNECT Oxlt log or single sunny bay window newiypaperedandfufnlaaed excellent table reference required MRS PRESTON 1006 1130 PINE NEAR TAYLOR SCNIIY iwwu ooaro prycxo xamny ref MARKET 23 TURK DEVON Sunny rooms suits or ingle I 90 CALIFORNIA SUNNY ROOM A ty elegant home table two gents 55 1 HO VAN NES8SUNNY FRONT ATV7U rooms board prvaie family 1409 VAN NE83 SUNNY FRONT rooms ooara private family refs lli0 tVAN NES LARUS 8CNNY vv irontsuii single board ret 1 Win IER A LARGE FURNISHED avU room with bcarJ for 2 gentlemen borne comtorla A NICE COMFORTABLE HOME IN A private family for a young man terms moderate i references required Apply at 700 Fell st cor Webster ALCOVE LARE CLOSET GRATE rt newly racceteJ UneJ and eleuaat foM log lied with firt ass oaid suitable lor iwoirtnilemenor cople reieremes 1137 Bnsfl orajr Hyde AilFIllgAS EXCHANOE HOTEL 319 2 ansomo si San Francisco rales 1 tl 21 1 50 per day free coach WIL MONTGOMERY Proprietor BOARD FUR OENTLEMANIN AM ERI can fomilyiftunny room central locality references MRS box 27 this office I M1ROSICLE BRANCH OFFICES FOR advertisements and subscrlptloDs 1B03 Market above Van Ness ave 1039 Valencia st near Twenty second Sixteenth st a cor Mission IAIRMOUNT JUNCTION MARKET and Fell handsomely furnished every modern convenience elevator table beet In city without exception special rates for gentlemen or families without children HOTEL BRUNSWICK 148 SIXTH sunny sul and slnrcl rioms three rooms connecting lor housekeeping IT ONTGOMERY TEMPKRASCB HO teL 27 and 299 eecond Board and room per day 75c and 1 per week 4 tos single mesls 2Ctv rooms per night 2Sc and 40c free coach to apa trout tlie holeL CIIVER STATE HOUSE COR ELLIS and Mason block from Baldwin New management elegant furnished sunny rooms elevator aad modern improvements table unsurpassed special ate to families and tourleia McUARDY HAY Manager THE URIEL COR MARKET AND Franklin sta Elegant new building with magnificent view of bay and surrounding hill baud com modern furniture and mantel mirrors decorated and frescoed throughout In the newest designs hydraulic ram elevator fireproof brick waMs electric bells Are alarms night watchman with 5 stations aoitary pumbfng and ventilation the very best elegant parlor billiard smoking and reading rooms deihjbtful dming hall table jUul appointments are well knnwn special rates by the month for season the Oriel has no equal for a select quiet home and the specal rates charged to permanent guests references require i must be seen to be appreciated MS and MRS 8ANUFORD Proprietors UrNTISl ANY CHILD KNOWS OASIS DANGER ous because it acts only on the brain and bean and stops circulation of the blood as do all poisons 1 will give 500 for any standard medical book that claims gas can be given till sleep is produced by any dentist to any person with absolute salety to life nerves and health There Is not a neighborhood that coes not contain some reesoo who has taken tbe dreaded dental gases wpJi serious IX jutl lata results My advice Is to take nothing ibat smother ou to steep My secret local application bj which 1 extract aav tooth without pan or sleep bas ruined every dentists practice in California that depends ui gas and they are now squealing No otuer dentist but DR it LKKK of 8 orarrai street can extract your teeth with out pain or aii ep bet Third and Fourth gas specialists leading oUlce lor the making and administration oi PURE NllrlOUS oXIDfc or LAUblilNui UAa lor positively extracting teeth without pain only safe aad reliable oiKeathetic in use for palnles extraction SIMP HARM LES PLEASANT sad UKr no painful electrical shocks or poisouous amplications to thecums used arultciai leech Irom a7 peret filling Irom 91 extracting vocu with jas i A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 7 F1LL A legs at lowest prices work warrant lin KEY 841 Market stoppllaldvr il A FULL SET 7 EXTRACTING IMS tlvely painleis SO cents DR A ri KKV 8 Mason st formerly 24 1 Market trk uuri iiuwu 11UUUU14 jistiuis and 10 The oxlx office that makes and gives till celebrated COLTON GAS This special dental anaesthetic lor celnlecs traction of teeth has an tablishs and ox BiVAxxn world wide reputation lorsts rTa iit arrlCACV and Simv one quarter of a century attests Its superiority 30000 references also nerrsrms all operations In dentistry liaCHARLEsWiraCKlilt 1 IK A LDiUM HILL 1443 MAHKKT st no charge tor extracting when platsi are made old plates made over like new teeth irom as per set extracting oO cents D1 WILSON DENTIST 2S MAji tret at oppoaite Mason San Frmnciaco GOLD CROWNS FILLINUi AND ALL nrst ciaas denusiry at half Kearny et pricea DR CRAU11E la stub it A LEE DENTTST 41SBUS ST opposite the California Theaber SEVEN POLLARS A SET FOB EETII warranted as good as can be made teeth fllllng LBS SIMMS Dentist MO Market UOUSKS AJSii WAtltlNS CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE A VJ pair of weU mat hed carriage horses For partlcnlar apply to a MOLLOY 138 Montgomery st IfUR SALE FINK SIDEHAR ROAD buggy also new harness KINO 31 uoiden oate avis FIRRESTERS BULLS HEAD HORSE Market 430 Valencia sL Just arrived 100 good young horses weigtalng from SrOO to 18O0 pounds good truck horses driving and business horses some fine brood marca also one very flna hay carriage team also saddle hursea HORSES BUGQIES WAGONS AND harness forsale al 1618 Mission st auction sales Wednesdays and batnrdays at 11 am when you can bay at your own prices of SULLIVAN A WATJUN3 Aoctioneera JCST ABB1VED TWO CARLOADS OF horses matched teams of black gmyv bays weigh 1000 to 1S00 pounds also two span moles 4 years old welg a X100 to 1200 MATHAK180S Howard sfc JZ CABOLlinB vetebix abt blb geon surgery 747 Howard st LEATHER CLOTHrSO ASD BUCK skla underwear at He lneraans Salter TWO CARLOADS BUSTNESS SADDLE draught Itomt BOOKEbTLSTCH dt CO8 sale yard 1S2 Eddy St fiO WASHBURN cor Fifth and Bryant sis Ucht Count Her for That Merchant TraTClex Mlu 8umktni is Ttrr ahgrp spoken cuV aaid EUltlns on ol Ye it bas ati aclr tv Do tor think she li woman who would nuke borne ImppYT I I coaldnt ray to llut but I think yon eoBld count on hir to LitM la Uniting Burglars Break Jail at Olympia Sea Captains Come Blows at Eureka to The Lone Highwayman Rakes in a Few Dollars inSierra County Tour burglars cut their way ont of the Thurston county Wash jail Saturday eight Captains Buhneind McKinnon representing opposition tugboat lines at Eureka came to blows on the street yesterday A stage was robbed yesterday between DownlevKe and Nevada City Special Disoatches to the CHBOsicLa A JAIL DELIVERY Four Burglars Show Their Ability mild SkllL Olympia CWasb December 15 This morning at 230 oclock four prisoners broke out of th County Jail It came Terr near being a general delivery as all of the prisoners confined at the Jail at the time escaped with the exception of one who was in the steel cell and George Smith who was recently brought from San Fran cisso on an extradition warrant arid who on being requested to do so by his companions refused sajring that he preferred to stay and await bis trial which takes place nest month The escaped prisoners were awaiting their trial on charges of burglary and as toe evidence against them was very conclusive they formed a plan to escape so last night when the keeper was asleep they cut away the wooden partition with which tbe inside of the jail is lined and with a sharp instrument presumably a poker dug a hole In the back wall large enoueh to permit the passage of a roan and when all was quiet they made their exit No alarm was given at this time by the remaining prisoners and the escape was not discovered until this morning when the keeper made his morning rounds Sberiti Billings and a large posse are in close pursuit but at the time of writing have not discovered any clew to the missing rohbeis WABKINQ SKIFPEBS Knockdown Arguments Used by Tugboat Captains Eubeka December 15 An assault was perpetrated here to day on Captain II Buhne an old and respected pioneer citizen by Captain McKinnon of tlie tug Kanger Captain Buhne who is nearly 70 years of age while conversing with some gentlemen on the sidewalk was anproached by Captain McKinnon who after a tirade felling him to the ground bruising and cutting his face severely Buhne rallied however and rising returned the blow In good earnest bnt ttiey were immediately separated by friends Captain Bunne is the owner of the old tugboats while Captain McKinnon is employed on the new associations opposition tugs THE BUSY ROAD AGENT The Regular Stage Robbery Occurs on lime Nevada City December 15 The stage from Downieville was stood up ibis afternoon four miles above here by one man who made the driver and two of tbe passengers stand in a row A third passenger stepped oat on the opposite side and scaped unseen into the woods A freight waeon then came along and two men on it were made to alight and join the other prisoners One hundred and forty dollars were taken from Joe Fern of Sierra City aid from Bank of tan Juan Five packages of registered mail were taken The robber attempted to break the express box but failed The teamsters say they saw two more masked men in tbe brush RAILROAD WASBOCTS A Southern Paclflo Train Reported in Troublei Los Asgelib December 15 Trains on the Southern Pacilic due here from I Ban Francisco this morning and this afternoon have not arrived at a late hour to night The delay is caused by a washout near Longs The train for San Francisco which left here late last night returned this morning bringing tbe passengers of one of the tiea up trains at Longs It is reported that the train freni the north due this morning went in a washout at Longs and two Priilnians jumped the track No passengers were injured Yuma A December 15 An extensive washout is reported at Mes quite station thirty seven miles west of here The passenger trains have tnrned back Traffic is completely suspended until to morrow There was heavy rain here to day but it turned clear toward evening A washout is reported on the Atchison road thirteen miles this side of San Diego There has been no telegraphic communication south of gel wyn since 8 oclock this morning THE RAINSTORM The Southern Counties Get Further Soaking Santa Ceuz December 15 The weather has cleared and the result of the storm will be beneficial to tne country Pasture is luxuriant Dagoitt December 15 It has been raining steadily and hard for the past two days It is the longest continued storm ever known here The Moiave river is rising rapidly The county bridge between iiaggen ana vanco is in great danger of being washed away There are no signs of abatement Sas Bebsabdino December 15 Since the report last night 29 of an inch of rain has fallen making the total for the season 1192 inches The sun is now shining and it looks as if it will clear off Landslides have occurredoccurred In Cajon pass covering the track up for about one mile It wul be two days or more before overland trains on the Santa Fe can get through Lob A3aitES December 15 The rsiniall for the twcntvrlour hours end ing at 5 to day was 72 of an inch making hub inches ior tne leson it is cloudy to night THE 8LOQGEB8 Corbett and Campbell Training at Portland Fobtland December 15 James Corbett and Dave Campbell who are matched for a ten round love contest to take place on the evening of Decern per 28th hare both gone into active training The contest promises to be an event of great interest to lovers of the manly art It Is generally conceded that Corbett hat a derided advantage over Campbell Both men weigh about the tame bnt Corbett is wonderfully deter and vary nimble and has a long reach However Campbell la known to be a very hard hitter and a good sparrer He is getting down to hard work and says he will promise to make matters pretty Interesting for Jim while the fun lasts gwALxowKD srurciixijfE A Fatadena Society Leader Come Rear Dying Pasaesa iDeMmb li Sotaal atari at tcMxasr fir the ari nonncement that Mrai Ban kin one of thalearlcranf socJetvhad tskenitrrch Bine last nighK iiiidrng was taken in butter ana tne act was ciaunea beacddentJjVJhtitsthi second at tempt to commit loiaaa pj taxang strychnine within ax foKnlght Mrs Eankin was clandestinely married in March lajt and bas apparently lived bappUy with her husband this city since and as far as can be learned there was no causa for the act lhy Etcians now consider her out of Uanger ABCbnrch Dedlcmted PoBTiASD Decembsr 15 Grace llethodist Episcopal Church was soleriinly dedicated fo dsy with impressive services The dedicatory scrr mon was delivered by Her Dr Boss Houghton pastor of the church He was assisted by Kev Izer of San Francisco and Kev Caswell of Los Angeles The church Is one of the handsomest in the citvand cost over 1000a The fine pipe organ cost about eAwu auo uexHcauon 9rvics vers witnessed by a very large audience nil Sknll Crashed Dttch Flat December 15 John Doremus an old man during a row with Fred and Frank IIoos last night struck Frank with a stone fracturing his skull causing death The young man was 21 years of age and single Three Disagreements Jackson December 15 The trial of Archie Clemence for the murder of James Caddy in Amador City on the 5th of August last terminated this morning in a disagreement of the jury The jury was out thirty hours This is the third trial of this case each re suiting in a disagreement It has cost nearly J3000 eo far Incandescent Light at Santa Crux Santa Ceuz December 15 Santa Cruz was illuminated with the incan desient electric lfehtfor the first time to night The lights have been introduced into a majority of the business places and the light gives unqualified satisfaction Will Fla at at Salinas 8as Jose December 15 Charles Swanson of this city and MeSamara of Salinas were to day matched to fight in the rooms of the Salinas Athletic Association oh Sew Years eve for a purse of 150 FUIEND3 IN HEAVEN DOCTOR EASTON AT CALTART CHUUCII Questions of Faith and Immortality of tho Soul Ably Discussed tj the Pastor Elect Eev DrVEaston pastor elect of the Calvary Presbyterian Church preached last night to a large audience on the Becognition of Friends in Heaven The text was chosen from Pauls First Epistle to the Corinthians viii 12 For now we see through a glass darkly but there face to face ow 1 know in part but then shall I know even as also I am known The pastor stated that the subject telonged wholly to the realmof faith that no couriers had ever brought messages from the world beyond the grve and hence there was no positive information upon which to base a declaration But reasoning from the experience of human belhgs here from the teachings of nature and the scriptures the proof was as conclusive to his mind as a mathematical demonstration that we will meei and know each other in heaven Assuming first the doctrine of the ini mortality of the soul as true the pastor asserted that death would make no change in our identity that our mental faculties would remain unimpaired and we would be able to locate all previous events of history in time The soul would be transferred in its entirety across the river of death just as the traveler who passes from one country to another preserveshis identity and the recollection of scenes and incidents in his previous experience In answer to the question How shall we be able to recognize one another Dr Kaston stated that there would be a resemblance in the spiritual body just as the seed Irom the stalk of wheat risfis again in wheat body and seed from the stalk of corn rises again in the form of corn Recognition would take place by social intercourse friends and associates itr this life would recall their mutual experience when botta were in the world beyond Recognition will be instantaneous and that attribute of memory which enables us to immediately recognize persons and things that we hive not seen for a score of yearsJ nu qui in impaired toe wnoie tenor of revelation said the doctor is good testimony that we are not to know less in the future than we know now If there is no recognition in heaven it will be a world of loneliness and no conception of heaven is more beautiful than that it a borne with homelike surroundings CHURCH ANDTHEATER A PREACHER MEASURES THEIR INFLUENCE The riay He Tblnks Can Be Made to Serve ma Noble mn End as the Pulpit Every available seat was occupied in the Howard street Methodist Church list evening The pastor Rev Dr Uarcourt preached on The Church and the Theater The text was taken from Matthew vii 16 Do men gather grapes ot thorns Or figs of thistles Every tree is known by its fruits The law of cause and effect said the preacher runs through all the ramifications of life I hold it si right and proper that whatever is popular with the people demands the careful attention and consideration of the min ister the Gospel I therefore believe that my subject to night is a rational and legitimate one lor it must be conceded that there is no form of entertainment thai has such a hold upon the interests and affecuontof the people as the theater Many of us have drawn our somber ideas of religion from paganLsm be saicL ve nave somenow ionnea tne idea that black is thecolor most nleas lng to heaven Most of us have lingering atound us the idea that a good faugh is not heavenly and therefore ought to be suppressed Away with such nonsense We may be very happy and not irreligious and we maybe very solemn and not a bit religion In mans nature there i a demand for amusement and recreation and the church of the future cannot afford to overlook this fact nor fail to meet it I believe in a healthy Christianity a Christianity with sunshine in it we hare bad enough of the sixteenth century jsortr I only know of itfrom history and the traces of it yet lingering around some creeds but the more I know of It the less 1 think of ray ancestors I do hot want the church of the nineteenth century to drift back to the ruddiness and the stupidity of the dark ages The preacher showed the great difference between the Americana the Enay Ush and the Germans in their manner of living Our ambition he said Is to get as much donein the shortest time as possible Therefore there is no time for recreation In the hurry and struggle of life He described the world as a theater where every man is playing some part and said that upon the character of the theater and tbe play depends the attitude the church should assume toward it and if In the amuse ment which it furnished theliendencr was downward and not upward car tainry inw caurcn snouia oppose it with all iu might That the theater micht be made to serve as noble an end as the pulpit he steadfastly believed bnt that it ever will he seriously doubted and gave as one ressoa that sacred dramas could hot be mada to pay He ipoke of the powerful influ ence of the theater saying that for one who attends church there five in our city who attend the theater There was no rise In concertina true tact that the pulpit has not as great an influence on the lives of man and women today as the stage He gave as one reason whr this was so that the churches are sot made to meet thecomlorU of tha pwpltv A DispnteOvcr a Bridle Leads to It Justifiable Homiciile at Fresno A youiiff Banen Hand Draws a Knife on HIj Employer Son and Is Killed Special Dispatch to the CHaoxtn1 Fessso December 15 I want to give myself up I have just killed my cousin Will Hart out at the ranch The speaker was Cyrus Corrick a young man 20 years of age son of Corrick a wealthy mineJwner aid rancher of this county The person addressed was Deputy Sheriff Moore at the County Jail who was at first Inclined to discredit the statement so frankly made Young Corrick has often been seen around the ail and nothing was thought of his appearance on this occasion as be took a seat and coolly took in theVurroundings teffre saying anything farther than this bare statement Young Corrick refused to give any details of the shooting He was placed in a cell where he was shortly afterward visited by a CnsosicLx reporter He was notin the least excited and quietly answered all questions except those which led up to the cause of the killing He stated that he had first visited his lawyer which explained his silence on that question The reporter next visited the Morgue and examined the body of the victim Hart a young man about 21 years of age One bullet had Entered his chin and passed around making an exit at the back of the neck Four bullets had penetrated vital portions of the body any one of which was pronounced fatal by physiciaus The Billy Martin mine In Temperance Hat which has long been the subject of dispute and bloodshed has indirectly led to this tragedy Henry Sullivan yesterday appeared before Justice of tbe Feace liogue to show cause why he should not be bound over to keep the peace toward Corrick Two years ago Corrick obtained a judgment of the court which decreed nim half owner of the Billy Martin mine He visited the mine shortly after tbe judgment was rendered and got into an altercation with Sullivan Corrick wounded cjuilivan with a Henry rise Sullivan returned the fire and wounded one of Corrick men The participants in this tragedy were all acquitted of the charges preferred one against the other but Corrick never went near the mine again for the reason as he says tnat his life was in danger hence the citation for Sullivan to appear in court and show cause why he should not be bound over to keep the peace Corrick testified In substance that he went to the mine shortly after be was adjudged half owner by the court and that he took with him three men for the purpose of working the claim when he met Sullivan in the vicinity of the claim and told that gentleman of iris intention to work tbe mine You got it through rotten Judge and lying witnesses replied 8ullivan When Corrick went to work Sullivan came around armed with a pick handle and endeavored to ose that implement on Corrick Corrick defended himself with a double barreled shot gunbut did not succeed in wounding ciuliivan before he had also secured firearms a Henry rifle In returning the fire Sullivan wounded Joe Barrett one of CornckS then Sullivans testimony did cot materially differ from that of Corrick except that he stated that he bad no Intention of using the pick handle on Corrick Sullivans testimony concluded as follows Since 1 was shot I have never spoken to Corrick 1 don know who the mine belongs to There is a notice on it there in the name of Fat Reddy my lawyer The mine was located by my wife in January 1883 and it was relocated in January 183 If torriclc goes up there to work that mine I wont molest him I wont even speak to him He can work there all he wants to I am not in possession of the property and I am not under any contract to keep possession ol it for Keddy The case was continued indefinitely in order to obtain 1 tbe evidence of Joe Harnett who lives in the neighborhood of the mine The circumstances of to days tragedy were related by JVV Hammerson young man who was an eye witness to the bloody affair Said he When the court adjourned yesterday afternoon Mr Corrick told his son Cyrus and myself to get ready by this morning to go up to the mine and do some assessment work He told us to go by the ranch about four miles from town and change teams We got ah early start and arrived at the ranch about 6 oclock Hart nephew of Mr Corrick who was killed was employed on the ranch We drove up to the stable to change horses but Hart refused to give up the horses saying that it would interfere with one of the teams he was using on the place Some warm words were exchanged between Corrick and Hart but finally the latter relented and the change in horses was made Corrick then went into the stable for an extra bridle which Hart said he should not have and Hart followed to prevent his taking it When Corrick was in the act of taking the bridle Hart made a lunge at him with a large knife Corrick dodged the blow and retreated until he could draw his plstoL He fired one shot which struck Hart in the chixuind the ball came out at the back of his neck Dont shoot cried Hart take the bndle Corrick did as directed when Hart with blood streaming from his wound started tor the house about thirty yarns from the barn Corrick probably suspected that Hart had gone for his Henry rifle and not wanting to be made a target of at long ranger pursued him to the house where he found the wounded man in the act oi removingthe rifle front under the mattress of one of the beds Corrick again opened fire with the result already stated The shot which wounded Hart In the chin struck a valuable horse just behind the shoulders It is believed that the animal will die COSTLY FOKER vHIPS A Handsome Set Tstat Cost Two Dollars Apiece Cleveland rialndealer In a private residence op town in Washington there is the finest set of poker chips that were ever manufactured In this country Their history is interesting They were made for the famous John Morrissey Congressman State Senator anti Tamraany shouldershoulder hitter pugilist and gambler Before Morrissey started bis famous Saratoga gambling bouse he had a place on Barclay street in New York While there a party of Western sportsamong whom was the famous Big Head Riley of California called on Morrissey and during the week managed to win about 30000 from him As they had been treated very elabo ratel and won so much they determined to ghe Morrissey some token of their diatineuisbed consideration After some discntskin It was decided to have made the finest rack of poker chips that money couid buy The chipsnow in Washington were the result of that determination There were 1000 chips with a few Odd ones to makeup for any that might be lost or broken Upon each chip is a earring made by hand On tbe white ones is a small figure without special significant on the others are carved tbe figures 5 andr23 in a center of red and yellow Each chip is carved by hand and from the finest heart ivory that could be found in the city ol IsewTerk The total tost of the set was over 2000 or 2 apiece When they were given to Morrissey they were polished to the highest degree and shone and glistened in the light as though they were silver The case which stilt hokls them is of rosewood finely polished and in the top is set a tiger couchant ot polished brass two enormous cats ejti being sunk In the head and giving it a peculiar animated appearance Kow because tbe chips were given to him by winners MorrisseyMorrissey thought it would be bad luck to use them in tbe same place and in consequence they were not used until after Morrissey started his place at Saratoga Then tlie superstition worked in accordance with tbe gamblers idea And the first time they were used in a heavy game Morrissey lost over 50 000 Then he put them ori exhibition and they were stolen within ten days Some months After they were recognized in a Bowery pawnshop where the thief had pawned them Ior 75 Morrissey redeemed ihsnv and shortly afterward they were stolen again A young Englishman who was doing the country bought them from the thief and carried them to Chicago After the habit of young Englishmen the tourist in question became hard up and sold them to the present owner who brosshWtiieni to Washington where they have beenor two jrears and have been played with by some ot the heaviest poker players in the capital I was shown them the other day and they bear no more signs of use than if they had been bought yesterday DOM PEDROS FEARS HIS FORECAST OF THE TROUBLE LN BRAZIL His Daughter and Her Heart Spirited French Unsband Detested Both Under Clerical Control A St Thomas correspondent of the Sew York rritruns says A curious account ot Dam Pedros last visit to the rich province of San Paulo has been given to me by an American missionary residing in Brazil The Emperor touched as he invariably was by the signs of popular respect and afiection was led in the course of a confidential talk with one of bis entertainers there to contrast his on popularity with the coldness and indiHerence shown toward other members of his household I shall reign as long as I live he exclaimed for the Brazilians know me My daughter perhaps My grandchildren I dont know This forecast ol the fortunes of the dynasty was made hardly more than a yer ao It Js one out of many indications that Dora Pedro while he did not expect to lose his throne in his old Age clearly discerned the approaching revolution and the inevitable establishment of a re publican fornr of government My daughter perhaps was a confession that royalty was doomed in republican America Unlike Louis Philippe Dora Pedro as not a sovereign who hungered after popularity He played his part with grace and dignity as a King of a historic line With a mind swayed by liberal ideas of the functions of constitutional monarchy he made no sacrifice of his royal prerogative in adapting his reign to the conditions of modern progress Louis Philippe courted popularitypopularity with vulgar impetuosity and as King Pear he was despised and ridiculed even by the tradespeople whom he invited to court Dom Pedro did nothing during his long reign to bring the royal profession into contempt Popular prestige came to him apparently without his solicitation He did not patronizenis subjects nor affect the democratic manners of a citizen king He was loyalto the traditions of his line acting upon Chateaubriands dictum that popularity is a woman to be mastered rather than wooed Is marked contrast with his own manner were the artifices and affectations of the Orleans princes with whom his house was connected by marriage The Emperors younger sister had married one of Louis Philippes sons the Prince de Jolnville and their children tha Duke de Ppnthievre and a daughter who was married to her cousin the Duke de Chartres were among the most spirited of the Orleans princes in France The houses were moreover directly connected by the marriage of the Prir ess Imperial Isabel with the Count dEu a grandson of Louis Philippe The Prince Consort who became a member of the Council of State commander of the army and during the regency virtually the ruler of Brazil inherited all the amiable traits and respectable virtues of his family and along wilii these the fatal Orleans gift oi incurring unpopularity This 13 a joint on whteh grext stress 13 to belaid for all Brazilians whom I have met in my journey to Rio agree in pronouncing the unpopularity of the Crown Princess and her French husband one of the chief causes of the revolution The Crown Princess combined the rugged robust traits of the Emperors character with the Neapolitan religious nature of her mother daughter of the King of the two Sicilies Resolute ambitious and naturally fond of the business of state she had a passion for managing and Overreaching politician and at the same time shews a religious zealot easily controlled by spiritual advisers and by Jesuit intriguers The vigor inflexible purpose and self reliance which she displayed under the Regency were qualities which convinced thoughtful Brazilians that Dom Pedros successor would not be a weak and incapable sovereign The decree ot emancipation signed by her during her fathers absence in curope was an earnest of the force of character which she would disclose upon ascending the throne With this masculine vigor was coipled piety of a feminine type When Louis Philippe was anecting Yoltaircan ideas about religion Queen Marie Amelie was scrupulouslyscrupulously exact in her devotions and attended mass and could be seen on Sundays handing about collection bags in her parish church The Crown Princess too was a pious and devoted daughter ol the church Earlyin life she was brought nnder the influence of relixrious ad visers who convinced ier that she uaa even greater uutica sv pcxivxiu xur the church than lor the empire As time went on this ascendency over her mind was completely established As Queen Mane Amelie had bumbled herself so she was Wont to subject herself to degrading discipline A Brazilian clergyman has told me within a few days of the painful sensation created in Rio When one day it became known that the future Queen had taken a broom and swept out the aisles of a church as an act of penance This incident it the circumstances are not exaggerated disclose the absolute dominion which spiritual advisers had obtained over her -Other and indisputable evidence of this fact was not wanting It is now known that the Emancipation act eighteen months ago was the work ot tlie Jesuits rather than the Ministers of the day All parties and factions admitted the ultimate necessity for complete auolitton of slavery The slave owners themselves foresaw what was inevitably corning and were gradually preparing for the new conditions labor The Princess Regents religious guwles knowing that she and her husband were unpopular perceived the advantage of obtaining tor her the credit of liberating 1500000 slaves The Ministry being aware of the financial embarrassment and ruin that would be caused if slaveowners were taken unawares desired to defer the proclamation at least until the Emperors return The Princess RegentRegent preferred to act upon the counsel of the Jesuits It was a great stroke of state designed to wnciliate pub lie opinion and to endear the tntnre sovereign to the hearts of the people The popular re joking were tumultuous at the time but the slave owners who were unprepared for the event were thrown into a sullen resentful temper which has led them to recognize in the present revolution an act of retribution against the crown and the sober second thought of the people was tinged with voirrptAnd mnnrehensioo caused byl so unmistakable a revelation Of me aominanon oi ciencaiism at cours Bss Pioneer Brand beaicottd Cocoanut ATabeatlatUwocli OAKLAND tfEVa Tlie Size of inatown Decreasiuff THE BUSSED HIGH SCHOOL Objections to the Cable EoadV Gravity Cnrrei iia hefiaiotes Passengers ori the local Alameda and Haywards trains whicb traverse First street have noticed that the collection of the worst kind of structureswhicii could be denominated buildings formerly at Jirst near Market street have been razed and the hundred or so Chinese who have been huddled in them with all their filth and squalor nave left for other parts This removal call to mind the curious fact that Oakland has the smallest Chinatown of any city above the fourth class in the State Now that the First street rookeries have been vacated Oaklands Chinatown is as Is the case in San Francisco and other cities almost squarely In ihe center of the dty occupying about the entire block bounded by Franklin Kinth Webster and Eighth streets on the upper and lower side of the latter thoroughfare It Is put one block from Broadway also from Seventh street station and a few blocks from the aristocratic precincts of tha Lake Mer rilt district Sacramento Stockton Fresno and San Jose cities less than one half the size of Oakland hare Chinatowns fife times as large About fifteen years ago however fully three times the number of Chinese were in the city Their departure is accounted for by several reasons The proximity to San Francisco is one but the most important is that the colony of Japanese has been swelling as the Chinese hare decreased and the former has to a very great extent displaced tbe latter in this city as domestics Again there are comparatively few Chinese employed in the environs and rural dis tricts near the city which is not true of Inland cities The nigh School The difficulty over the payment of the sum of 8300 to Robert Smilie the contractor being the balance due on the new ilieh School building contract when that structure was destroyed by fire promises to become involved in a lawsuit Smilie has demanded his balance and the Board of Public Works has approved his demands The City Attorney has officially notified the members of the Board Of Education that they cannot be held personally liable in the premises for the amount Nevertheless the board appear to fear a responslDility and Smilie will have to sue the city to recover his contract price The Gravity Curve For over a nionth Washington Clay and Fourteenth streets have beerf torn up in trenches by the Piedmont cable road the company having ceased operations when the property owners ob 1etted to the gravity curves of the road tis probable that a compromise wilt soon be effected as the company has signified a willingness to reduce the curves from ten to eight inches above the grade of the streets The city engineer wijl soon report on the matter and the road resume xnrk Strayed Away From Home Manuel Baptiste residing on Center street reported yesterday to the police that Lis sixteen year old ior had strayed away from home The boy is demented and canViot speak English Teachers Examinations The teachers examinations for county certificate will be held at Tompkins School near Adeline station to mor row morning at Ociocjc ine examinations were to have been ield in Lincoln School Disturbed tho Iteettag Patrick ilcAuiifl a laborer while drunk yesterday afternoon created a disturbance in the lot where Mrs Woodwortbs meetinjr was being con ducted and disturbed the services McAuliff was taken to the stauoa house by a stalwart cifiien ALAMJ5DA The recent heavy rains provedvery disastrous to the operations oh the tidal canal excavation The big scoop in the earth which when completed will make Alameda an island was filled with several feet of wafer making it look like a lake The levees whichhold in the slickens pumped from the estuary gave way and the steam pump which operated at the foot ot Park street was removed to East Oakland to pump the water flowing irom tbe broken levees to prevent the cotton mills at Twenty third avenueavenue from becoming partially atio luerged Inthe meali time tbewater commenced to rise in the bed of the canal covering the track of the dump train and all operations had to impended A new steam pump was placed at the foot of Park street last Thursday but up to yesterday the water in theca ial was reduced by only twenty inihesV The pump is kept busy day and night but the soaking rains have caused innumerable springs to form In the bed of the canal and the supply of water from them is almost equal tp that drained by tbe pump I It is thought however that if the weather continues dry operations on tbe canal can be resumed by next Thursday The outlook is that the present contract will not be completed until next June or July owing to the unusual amount of rain that has fallen this autumn James Timothy a hone Jockey was arrested yesterday on com plaint of A Zingg who ebarges bim with em bezileraent and was lodged In the city prison Timothy was in the employ of Zingc who alleges that the jockey got possession of 30 of his money and appropriated it to his own use A man named James who resides on Bay street near Santa Clara avenue gave a party at bis residence last Saturday nigbt mod as his guests invited several curly haired natives ot the Azore ulands All went merryuntil midnight when the numerons strong potations which were partaken ol made the Islanders belligerent end a general row followed Knives and crabs were brought Into requisition The noise attracted the attention of a couple of officer and three of the fighters were placed under arrest Toeywul be arraigned this morning befora Justice Holtz Several of the participants Jn the row were severely injured and some grave charges may result from the difficulty Justice Byler is acting as Dty Recorder in the place of Mr Radclitfwho li incapacitated by illness and advancing years Some lawyers claim that all acts of Justice Byler as City Recorder will be invalid and will test his jurisdiction as such at the first oppor tnhity THE RICUE8T KUSSIAX Count Seharemtsetr Iajared in a Kanmway St Petersburg Corr Now York Tribnna Count Scheremtxeff who hat the reputation of being the richest man lq all Russia and who holds the post of grand buntsmsajof theimperialcourt met with a serious accident last week while driving oh thtj Xewsky prospect The bortes of hi carriage having bolted tha Count Jumped out In order to save himself and not only dislocated his shoulder out also sustained a compound fracture of the leg The Count is the Only one of the Russian nobles whom tbe Czar condescends to honor with bis confidence and his intimacy This it is true is partly due to the fact that the Count is related by rnarriaga to the imperial family His wife is the daughter of the lata Grand Duchess Marie iKicolaievna aunt of the Czar As such Countess Scheremtzeff is a first cousin of the Emperor and both she and her husband a man of unquestioned Joyalty aid untarnished repuutiour come into daily contact with Alexander III and his consort Their position indeed is quite an exceptional one Tbe Only person who enjoys anything lite the same influ ence is old General Ton Riciter who was wiu the tmperor teore ns succeeded to the throne ROCEErLLERS UOAE It trill Bo a MatnlfleeBt Flaee TTIth Fifteen lies of Land Kew York Crirr Plutadelplua Press With the opening of the opera season all of the New Yorkers who possess places in the country are supposed to return The vanderbilts hare been home for some time and William Rockefeller closed up his country home ifLConnecticut lie is usualir the last of the fashionable Kew Yorkers to return Mr Rockefeller expected after this season to occupy his new house which is building in Tarry town hut he finds that he wilt not titrable to get into it before the summer succeeding the next one This house will probably ds on or tna most notable private residences in the United States Mr RockeicUer bought It in at auction three or four years ago and though his first intention was to make it a house conspicuous for beauty and for its en tortaming capacities he has so far gone beyond his original plans that it will probably bo aveniaWe Monte Cristo palace when finished Here he expects to entertain lavishly and that la something which has not done at his beauti ul place on the borders of Long Island sonndV Some Idea of the magnitude of hi plan may be gleaned from the fact that he owns deer park just over the Connecticut line and some fifteen miles from his Tarrytown estate Her abo is bis private racing track which is excelled In appointment only by Mr Bonners It is in Mr Kockefeilers contemplation to connect1 these Connecticut estates with his Tarry town property so that it will be possible for his guests to take a drive of fifteen miles overhis private property and then witness the speeding of horses the antics of the deer or cast a fly for trout in his trout ponds The completion of this Tarrytown property and the entertainment which he proposes to jrive there Will make Mr Rockefeller one of the most cun spicuous leaders in Kew York society Besides his fondness for horses he has sic and he is a constantaltehdant and liberal supporter of the opera He is usuallytbe last of the wealthy New Yorkers to return to town and gener nil does so on the day before the open ing of tlie opera season i NINETY illLES AN HOUR A Powerful Enciaes Remarkable Speed Indianapolis Sews On the Bi Four road between Cin cinnati and Indianapolis is an engine which advances the maximum speed limit enormously It Is one of five en gines buiitaccording to tne patent ot ah inventornamed Strong and is being tested by the Big Four people The engine is built for both strength and speed arid the tests of it have shown wonderful results It is claimed for it that it is capable of hauling a heavy passenger train at the rate of from aeventyfi ve to ninety miles per hour and the tests made this week while not severe have tended to sustain the claim Superintendent Bender timed it on an eight mile run east ot the city The eight miles were covered in six minutes with perfect ease not the slightest evidence of straining being perceptible The engine itself contains many novel features in construction It lias cylinders in which the escape ot the steam after it has been used is so arranged as to be a vast improvement over the common arrangement The boiler is very lotig and there are two fireboxes An ingenious contrivance consumes the gases and smoke so that economy inthe use of fuel is one of the advantages claimed The hreman has a cab to himself at tlie rear of the boiler while the enrineer occu pies a separate cab perched on thetop of the boiler a little to the rear tbe center The engineweighs sixty five tons and rests upon eighteen wheels its drirerslara sixtyeight inches in diameter rrobibv the fastest ruh on record was maue recenur on tne Canada Southern road by a special train bear ing tne vanderout party ice track was straight and fine and the train ran 107 miles in ninety seven minutes A VESSEL THAT DIYES A New Ssbaurlae Boat lropelled by Electricity Cologne Cazetta The GoubetP the name of the boat built by a private firm at the expense of the State is a little boat 6tO meters long and L53 meters broad it can hold two men The body of tbe craft is cast in bronze of a single piece and can therefore bear a very bigh pressure Itis moved by electricity Which in case of failure can be replaced by oars vampieteiy axmeu is weignsuuuu kilogrammes about liO0O pounds and can therefore be transported easily everywhere The electricity as niay be safely assumed is obtained from accumulators in the boat but it seems that this propelling force can also be transferred to the boat from land or from a ship accompanying the Gem bet by means of a wire which would naturally considerably hamper the movements of the lUbmarine crafts The stores of compressed air are said to last for twenty four hours and can by an automatic arrangement pa so distributed that the state of the air in the ship is constant The boat was immersed ior eight hours at a depth of ten meters with two sailors in it ard those latter experienced not the slightest inconvenience during that period Asa special advantage it is claimed for tbe boat that it can at word of command sink any depth greatest prbably ten meters remain there and change its position at wiu The sinking and rising in the water itis said can be executed witbr the greatest regularity which Is not the case apparently with the Spanish submarine boat Peral and the other French boat Oymfiote 1 SEEDS FIR8T SPEECH It Was Shorty bnt Created a Lsrxeg ILatnghv Bridfton ift Letter to Washington Post The first public speech Tom Heed was ever known to have made and which antedates by at least a decade his private address to Judge Carter is amusingly described bv Mrs Libbr an elderly matron of Old Orchard for which account am indebted to Edgar I carried Tom Heed to school tho first day he em went5 said Mrs Libby as she smoothed ber aproa with her hands It was to the school on Bracket street in Portland Thomas was a tow beaded little fellow then His cheeks were fat and his ryes as round as button I know I wanted awfully to take him to school that day and so did another girl 1 dont remember her name and we had a rrarniar sauabble over the litU fel low to see who should take him I res member he sat as still as a mouse We used to hare speakinx poetry every saturuay toen vim vara we were all done the teacher asked Arathera any ofbers who have a piece they can peakrv Up got Thomas and said I knowona Old Jim Crow came riding by Bays LC14 nan your horse will die gars he II he dies ru tan hi skin And if he live III ride Mm again And thats all I know 1 That is I suppose the first speech Thomas ever made I wonder if he remembers It now had aJunny liuie voice rjni ne was so earnest about reciting his piece that it made as alllangh Properly Resented trolt Free Press You are a little daisy sls ct served a Woodward avenue drttrrist tdi a girl ot 8 who bad promptly given an order comprising fire or six articles i vn xsne snam replied WhynotT Becattse a boy offered int a whola big basket ot daisies last spring for 5 cent They lie cheart Uisn carrot BRIGHT AS THEDAI sthetm When Harold see a Muiamgeheek In twert delight his atrt doth beat And with a soft tethetic -He wooja he were a butterfly i PcrhaM with les poetic grace AfuUy concealed behind alaiT -I quit content to bd a mZLv Ioku rwrdi The OoTernor Tbis Is much bstter wine than I could afford to drink at yoarage myaon i 1 MPPse so dad But ut think what nectar 111 get by and br if thinca imbravst in thS 1 Jifcwii7 WS Timely Advice ST SieJondnTocteloookr ror trifles more ihan gem can bless That come with love anttoesmf Aia0UsT tU Throned Mrs Unton FlttaTri eooXt vjsnswxsg Bridget abont lo be married Its flKlh1 e0011 no betther off than the rest of yez fucktr Footbaft Plays Conoittion iff DlltPi a nnMai mma a --x bonffiiwe got tb3 t42ir vuiiiiiuii ais emca jr Jfnaer WetklvX BlBrris wucVowl and dMer MeLanchUn of twln 5 JCL65ar71 Brket December if ofOeorg MelsoW sow Cxn5itiSdV Dm anWav SAUWriiSZa sM inb HTS ISSt Peeemhe IS tha CALKhUrt6VofS AIlTlSliO ta thl cH Dectmbet 11 the tEiV1 Ceoembet 10L the wile of Coarles A Laherty of a tort ix2SfcSSiS5SiJ fe3 iV th mssiusos a oaoxnteit IfaSRISiJt rf jr VEnALa la tblacllj jJovexoi Qormley to Kat Herald rraa MrtCAsK IrithTctt SrtiFTS2vmbe fSLlZZ lJ XT Mulnof Bin raBCteoo DEATHS STArJIi5U elA December It Paanr5 and uoth Jfiwinir and Uaterof Jar oSI panerapleacopKl trmen respectrniir mvltel to attend the funeral this day UondavL at 13 clocav iroia her lateiior Ralgnt street InlermeBt1iiarmo tervOakTanirhv ria5iTiKli asnxe iw3lJ5 rf i uMirf as mi mm Snow a native of Jtalne aged 17 vearsT 11 month and 8 day seo vfrfansarreMc fMr tBVlted toattendthe fanral thlsiV XJIondaj 1 eloek from the Oreen diJ lifer i Isse Sw 1Udl aa tieorge A AbeL month MrMmnd 14 sa STiendaaad sy onaintanceaareresfieew rBllrmvitJtoatMn3throteallom Advent Howard street opposite bVLfZ latermen prSvata SVErIWjcUriImber IS KarL Bed74yersand4raontha frJWMB 55ns od mcoBaintaoces are resoec tjiiljr invited to attend tha fBUeral to morroW Taesdar at 830 oclock trora hiitati 22ice 83 Sutter trerthMcet08t Botrixaco enures ootden Oa avenue wnert a solemn requiem mass srltt no celehrated lor tbe repose or hi souL corxMaenclag at lJociocav SrrEFFIEUv lB tnu city December it ChareP sheflleld a native of Eni fland aied70year MASOX IO TTNEB A 6CEFFI lSo 1Sa1 i Led 18 VlndA mre herebj nolfied to attend the luaeral of onr deceased brottwr Charles eMiefBld rrom King eSonS J1 SSI1 mple to morrow Tnea friends of th deceased are cordiallT Invited Interment Jloontala View Vemeterv Cak land By order ot tbe Master i 1B SGaukititiini BAilkjSBEia In this city December 15 wimwiqi amsni ximn nenherg and father of Sir Sewstad ter Mrs Kewstadsr Nathan mad io Myeaxs7 1Urm07 Wifotic of XanersJ hereafter HOFFafAN In Alameda December 14 Clara Upffrnso native of Santa Crnii da1 mont mndlt llOTHaTetrtn thU xrtv December 11 CharleVldwanl SothwJck aed4rearV maBthaandlSdaya year CABltOLL In thlscltr December lisJrmeV CarroU a naUveofran lranctooaTrfa months and 3 days WHW BSi0TsoaM9P Tier 6V airs tAtheDeiito aged 37 rears KXOKOWJ Ia this eiir December XntMl Frederics KlokowVaaed tnootaa lUSCELLANEOCS TEBUIBLii STATISTICS What the New Tor Board of Healtb Reports the Figure for tho Fat Fliro Tear rPIIE AVEttAGE KCaTBEB OFDEATHB In Kew Tork city for the paf Br years has been 690 emca weelt of this number 388 or neartr one half Bav bean from pnemno nia oonsixmption or somepalmoixary tronhlev This Is not thmotr but actual flaures mad by the Board 5f Health Nearly 0000 poo ntsftn five year tn New York city also have died from throat and long tronhleif When we think of the tnoasaad who had throat and lane disease aad who have recovered bow terrible as array hfract oes this presht Doctor have said la the part that moat off the trouble were Inirable they are now finding such I not tho case The belt pbvaf clans declare that a caa or woman even In an advanced tag of consompUoa caollTS Ior yeana jd Ta eld aze by a earef a and constant oae of pur whisky bat it shonu remembered that the word pare Is always oied by pbyildaaa Tnr Is batnabso latelrpor whisky free from fusel OIL now in the market and that 1 Xnttfi ilalt In luportr rests Iu freat power aShoogh It lias other qualities possessed by no other whisky A child can take It without say evil effects and or rcstortar rartlaliT con anmea langstrnllduiz watte tasne and glv isgibealth and atrenrthla the poldls eas and weakness it stand absoloely whn vutmnvsi utreianould be taken to aecura Only eoolne as It popoiartty bast brongnl snworthy imiutor Into to market i Do not troat any dar who trio to ab totesomethnsm thepaceofDaa hot Insist on banng what you cU for TS ATTENDED VlTtH WEAKSBJ3 0 A the stomach and towels causing loss of appetite tndltettlon cohsUpaUoa eta with their attending evils Theao are natures warnings and if nnne dei oo lead to senotm rssnlts To persons advanced lit years aad those who cannot lace powerful trrcJtctne Mmsoas live ltegolator most peenllary adapted Owing to lu mud action It may be taken by the most delicate and ae btutated at any ttma and nnder all orcatn sunces with rwrfect safety One of the most vtnerahl of tha TJnltad State ttenat tha lata nan Alexander Bursal wrotet tilmmoas Livar utgdstor 1 mild sndaoltt ma better than mon actlv remedies It core ooHAtpalf a by gently aaslatlng withoBt forctng amtara It Imparts a vigor oni ten to the digestive orgmnm improves th eppadte enrtcne the hiooa builds ap aad rs xorestn wastra ewvritiv9 givuig usissus vigor to ttnwtiol system siBmarsrHnr SI uasb OX Macon oW 7 My hosoarid being blind for a namorr of years required ntm to leaa a very seaentary me swii eii foredxtremelyxroni Inilgestion He heart of Simmons saver Uegulator and commeaoed to take It rtstuaziy The indigeitloa ba lei him and has becom mora cheerful andr hearty la fact noy better heolth bow than ha ba known tor year It 1 certainly a blessing to the young and old to findsoctt a tuedlclM I ml EDWARD B0G6S Cijil and llrdranlic EnelivMr Irrigation Systcmla SjedaUy BAM BlillNAttDlNO CAL wAUALtTXAn BALniun BA18XBAD ClC VNDEaTAtEaa KaM8Ul8SION STREET Wat MAX aT Kf FcnDCESLT OrOAXtAUB DNDEBTAKINO PAJktasV feTsSrSawSviS Ai vrf3 4S.