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THE DAILY RECORD-UNION. JA.MARY 24. 1883 ADTERTISEKES; MEUTIOS. Lodge Conclave, No. 12, Knights of Sherwood Kcrebt Concord, 80.

P. and A. Valley Council, I. O. C.

Walhalla and Fidelity U. A. O. D. To Let Furnished house.

February Ist. Phonographic teacher. Samuel Cross. A birber. City solicitor.

Card of thanks -Nathan Kin? and funiJy. SuElnese £d7erttsesieats. lisle Bros. Godi marked down. A.

C. balsam. Miscellaneous. LOCAL INTELLICENGE. The WaUea perjury case occupied the attention of the Superior Court all day yeateidiy.

The first witness was Samuel Miller, who testified in regard to distances the day before, recalled and testified to other distances. Marion was the next, and testified as to the location of hU ranch, the value of the cattle and the circumstances attending the pursuit of them. He said he arrived at Modesto on tho evening of October 1878. He went to Walden'a ratch the next evening, and returned to Jlodaeto early the next morning-, bringing the cattlo with him. Cunningham, Sheriff of San Joaquin county, entitled that he went to Modesto with Biggi and Sheriff of Amador, on the nigut cf October 'Jib, and saw Walden there Thursday eveuiog.

He Williams on the eight of the I He saw Williams and Waldea together shortly before tho acrest. Chutes Fagsn ttalified hat ha lived near Wai and a Williams ad Oscar Lyoa near Waldeu'a rsr.cb, catching a filly, Tuesday or I) testified that the fair at Modebt, i in 1878 It-ton on Wednesday, the 9sh of at'l ended on tbe 11th ol October. He Biw there on Wednesday night also ami was them, bat did not recollect convening with Walden. He said tkat for a man to ride oa a free ordinary bone from to Modesto, and there r.i McFarlana's, about (otty-eigl wr.cld takafiveorfixhourrf. He also tcbtiEe lus to the prol lie length of time it vvou'u Uke to live over the nod over which Maeki testified Williams had ridden the object of the te- ti ny cotitrid: that of Alack ill.

He tiso said that ha had Been the name of William Williams on the Kmi House Hotel register, Modesto, before it wu ha believed it to havo been in tne handwriting of Waldcn. J. Trainor, proprietor of the House, Modesto, ttstifitd that ho first saw the name of William Williams on the register at tho time of Williams' st trial; that it was then pltialy written ia lead psucil; that after Williams' conviction Walciea came ia-a'oao t.IJ examined th; register thatheaoticed after Waldeti's arrest that the name had been erased, and that the room which toe register indicated Williams had occupied wa i a ro which was regularly occupied by a Mr. S. P.

It assistant cashier of the Modesto bank, testified that he occupied room id in the Rota daring October, 1878. He was acquainted with Walden's hsnJ writing, acd believed ths in the register to have been writ'en by Wbldec, but would not swear positively to Mrs. Harri Thorn'ow, Williams' mother, testified t'aa dmiou son's trial Wa! conversed with her frequently about tha case, and told her to keep up, aid caM vro will clear him vi we gat him out of this fix that he bad brought a witness from Modasto who wool I ewear Williams slept with him oa a certain evening. (Vald at all limes considered Williaits guilty ia their conversations. Sha bad Britten Bcversl times to Walilen fur money that he ma received thiea bat the Utters had been lost or destroy The Court would not permit the hi to prove Ilia contents of the letters orally.

Maj N. M. Orr testified that he was in Modeato during the fair. rutt and Biggs there, hut did nut recullecs Waldsn to bim. If.

thought that he met men on Wednesday I Court Reporter Davis recalleJ, and the prosecution propneid to prove all of the testimony thai was given on tho first trial of Williams to the time when Walden went ou ths for the of showing that tho main facts proved on th; present trial were thei in eviienca. The Court declined to permit the testimony to be read, and the witness named the witnesses who had test fi previous to that time. The prosecution rested, whea the defense moved to eliminate frcai the consideration the jury all proof of the alleged fake statement by Walden, a3 tho prosecution had failed entirely to prove the testimony said to hava bees given by Walden at the trial of as alleged in the indictment. Pending the argument on the motion, the Court adjourned until 9:30 o'clock this moreinj. The Kalliodont Manufacturing Company of Alameda concty have tiled articles of incorporation with the Secre.

tary of State. The Directors an A. F. Miriman. A.

Merriman, X. W. Qricwold, A. G. Pratt and Byron Maozy.

Capital stock, $100,000, divided into 2,000 shares. Artioli have also been filed by the Mount Company. Principal place of Sin Francisco. Director-: Jacob Albert Simon, Jacob Harry Koch, Herman Capital stock. 0,000, divided into 2,000 shares.

Also by the Eureka Seminary Association, tthe purposes of which are to land and erect a seminary in Eureka, Ilnmboldt county. The Directors ara Jopeph liuss, Wen. Oarsor, T-iotnas Walsh, J. W. John A.

Watson, Bollock and Salomon d.orer. The cap etjck isSl2 000, tUvide-1 icto 1,200 obares. by Oakland Keai Id. Company, of OaklM.d, AJ da county. Directors: Henry Uet.rje Potter, Jos ph 8.

Em.ry, J. tsor, O. 11. Uurnfcarr-, D. W.

Thomson, F. S. E. (i. Miti.ew? and George Capital 8500,000 divided iato S.OJU kres.

The WkatHbb minimum temperature yesterday waa anJ the maximum 62 According to Barwick'j reports it hit tight at FortUcd, Roseburg Mendoclno iy at HidlilatF, dan Fraacisco uuj Wlnnema cUir at Vuilia, Lo3 San DUSO, Piooha and Tie waa all along tiia iia the wind and fcoutheast rom Olympia toSacraaieut aud weiterlyaoath of tin lit terpoiat. Itu to be hoped the barometer wiii f-ii ebow a rapij iv the atmospheric givioa: prospects of a oup piuviiuie'jical record id a few days, Bcddks Yesterday morning E. L. the firia cf UogS Woodburr, tri'j o-ind deid in his bed ever the Nj. 417 street.

Ha wii sobjeet to heart diseaea, ami as fcaj certified that was thq toss 01 his death, th. Coroner will hold no inquest. Deceased was a native of Canada, 53 years. Bees to Sacramento in 1853 has occupied the store on street tat the pa3t leaves no iy. Monday evening the deceased was in the office at the stcre until a late hour, in good spirits and apparently in the best of heilth.

Ikquest. The jury summoned by Coroner Clark inquire into tbe cause of of 11. Leader, the brakeman who 35 I killed by beio? run over by two freight cars at Elk Grove on Sunday last, randerei a fiat earn i to bis death as above stated, and as the re lI his own Deceased a native of Nswburjport, aged 26 years. Gold Mihikg of incorporation were filed with the Secretary of State yesterday by the Mops Gold Mining Company. Principal place of Pike City, Sierra couutv.

Direct Gustavo A. Dieter, Charle3 Dieter, K. M. CuauiiKhaao, Charles D. A.

Stevens m. Capital stock, divide 1 into 1,000 shares. Police Court. Business was transacted in the Police Court yesterday as follows Ah Quonr. larceny, pleaded guilty, fiaed $10; Edward Short, vioUting runners' ordinance, continued to January 27th; F.

X. Steuker, apsiult with intent to co-omit mur- der, held to answer, bail fixed at $2,000. The Coc.tt On Saturday i evening last the necessary papers to protect of respondent Beard ia the oos- the office of County C.erk were filed, on appeal serve 1 on the con- i testant Coglao. The of the case is being prepared. A General The most effectre one ever inaugurated by Hale THE MEXICAN MURDER.

Last evening Coroner Clark concluded the inquest en the remains of Antonio Aenilar, who died from the effects of the wound received on Saturday from a knife in the hands of Ybarra. Minguel Valencia was the first witness sworn, and he testified Live on Front street. Ktiew the prisoner, Roaalio Ybarra, for about two mouths. Saw the difficulty on Saturday last. Ybarra came up to Aguilar and asked him for 00 cents that he owed him.

I turned around, and turning back the tnsn had been stabDed did not see the ttibbing when he first saw the two men they were four or five feet apart he was bstween six or seven feet from them did not see the deceased Btiike the prisoner the deceased said, after he waa stabbed. "I am cut the piisocer walked away, up street th 3 difficulty recurred on ths wharf, and about tea feet from the water, and on a line with street caw a pocket-knife in tha prisoners hand was Bhown a kr.if. that is the kt.ife jury examined the knife, which bad blood on the did not tea the knife before deceased was stabbed saw tha dead body last night of the man who was cut. Stanislaus Aguilar, brother of the d3ceased, sworn Deceased was born near Cape St. Lower California, and his age was 43 I He did not sse the catting atf ray.

Jose the employer of the hands on N-atreet wharf, testified that he saw Yberia borrow a knife from a man on the wharf. A knife was shown the witness which he lieved to be ths one he saw tho prisoner bor; row. Juan Angnstine Pizarro, one of the men or. the wharf, did cot see the deceased strike the prisoner. Wm.

Arlington and J. T. Barrou testified to the pursuit and arrest of Ybarra, as recently detailed in the Keoobd Union. Sato found the knife under the woodshed, whero it had beea secreted by Ybirra. Domingo Arans and Telesfro Castro were oa the wharf at the time the stabbing tock place, and testified in substance the same as first witness.

Bernardino Macais that the knife in the cutting affray waa borrowed from and identified tho knife found under tee woodshed by Solo as the one he lomed to Ybirra. The witness was then taken to the police station and identified the prisoner 23 the man to whom he loaned kuife. Chief Karcher waa called and testified as to certain conversations held with the md produced tho statement which the piisoatr mada in the presence of several a of which was published in tha Record Union yesterday. The statement was read to ths jury, as vra3 also the statement made byAgnilar before ha died, Ckitf Karcher said the statement of prisocer was made voluntarily. Dr.

W. 11. Baldwin made a post-mortem of the body of the deceased, and certified that the cause of his death was from t'm effects of an incised wound received in tha abdomen, the instrument penetrating the lower portion of the stomach. This closed tho testimony. verdict rendered by the jury was that deceased came to his death trom a knifewound in the bowels and stomach, said wound being inflicted by a knife in the hands of one llcsalia Ybr.rra, in accordance with the testimony cs given The verdict was igned by the following named as jurors: John Sbellars, H.

C. Chipmas, I. T. Gram, R. A.

Fiak, F. Banholzer, Thomas McArity, S. Jennicgs, W. L. Smith, A.

C. Gardner. The prisoner will be called in the Police Court this mominp, but it probable that tha examination will bo postponed for a dsv or two. MORGAN'S MURDERER CONFESSES. With the wonderful exhibitions of lat3 years of the inventive genius of man, the public will hardly bs surprissd at the at any momeat that asrial navigation is a possibility and the recent in the press, fullowicg tfao death of Tharlow Weed, has lent new interest to the circumstances the diaappearanca of Mcrgac, cf i-Masonic fame.

Therefore it is thai any s'ateaiects or information relalive to these iuterestiog topics may bo expected to be read with avidity, notwithstandius what here follows maybe open to some littio doubt from the fact that the party making tha statements his been pronouccad icsaLe and in appeirr.nc3 is too young to have been engaged in. tha ho spsaka concertins, being apparently about SO or 35 years or! Oa yesterday morning Judge JucFatland, with the eximinicj? examined a man who ii confined ia tha County Jail on suspicion of insanity, and tho followin? conversation paused between the and the alleged insane Ju 1 How old are you lam 2 030 years old. What are yon in here for A. Well, I am here with the ship Constellation? Where is the ship A. It is ia here.

lam Captain of her. Does she siil as wall on ihe land and In the air as on the Bea A. Yes the will sail anywhere. I have bsea in her to the moon. I have a brother there, md I cira? neir getting into a devil of a row There were some cabbages and potatoes 'hat the crew got.

Where did they net them Who gave them to them I A. Oh, well the Irish up there gave them to them. I beea to Venus, too. I have two sietrrs live tharo. jw did your relations pet up there? A.

Ob, you the spirits. I kaow who yon are you are iha Emperor William ot Germ Howdj you know I am the Emperor William A. Oh, I have been talking to you all the morning. 1 know you. I have been to sse nil the crowned heuds in tho world.

I saw Qasen Victoria Last week. She is a nice old lady, but she is not refined. lam a Mason, too. Well, do you know who killed Morgan A. Yes I am the man.

I bos3ei the job. He was killed in Pennsylvania. I was a I thoroughbred in that little matter. What did yon kill him for A. Why, tho fellow tqnealed.

Tha Masons ara cow. (j. Wiiat do you know nbmt my man Bitma A. Well, I ain't tr.lking about Bisrcarck now. Q.

I rely on F.iemirck. He 13 icy principal givernmental adviser. A. Well, he ii a ffood man. 1 I .1 sick now, and I am afraid ha is gOi 'tn die.

Q. You wiU find that out after Toe Court ordered liim seat to thd Napa lueanj Asylum. DISTRICT LODGE OF GOOD TEMPLARS. Eds. Rkcoed-UmOK The Sacramento District Lodgo of Good Templard he'd their regular quarterly meeting todsy ia thij A public temperance mealing wm held under thdr nnspicss MugiHy at whicb a crowded audience was v.

H. H. Bice, District Deuuty. prodded, and aiiiressea wete made by M. tt Witcheaser, G.

W. C. T. il v. E.

F. Dicsmoje, one uf ihs employed by tbe Order, and by G. B. i K. G.

T. At the sts-i-jn delegates were present from various rart3 of the cjunty. Amon other matters tho following preamble aud tesjlu.iou wera unanimously aiupted Whereas, The name of Joseph noutier, State Senator from S.wratuento tiny, tppeirei upon the Prohibition ticket, by of which his election was secured and, whereas Hr. Routier has seen lit to cast tin vote for the repeal of the so calied Bnodaj law, after hwin; expressly pledged and promised to vote tht) repeal Jlesolved, That denounce the traitorous con- duct of Sir. It ratter, and invite the Go 1 and th people eraUy who bdl eve in law, order and morality, 1 1 rt-e heaped up.m them by their representative.

At the no recess a fife collation wai snreid for th by fresco Lodee. 'Gait. January 23, 1883. G. T.

Ni.vir. have we hal tush a Ba'e on linen as vesterdiy, so great was the quantity: yet we left to-diy 100 (i which are to be for cents actually one-third thtir Value, at Hhle'a stupendous sale. The croird streaming in and out of our yesterday proves the remarkable success of Halt's stupendous sale. Now ti the accented time to obtain 1 values than at any other Hale'n stupendous clearai.ee sile. It Will you to invest now, even if you are not in of at We are giving batter cahus than ever before, at II lie's stupendous cUarancs sale.

For whoopine congb. nothing'cquaU Heavy Canton I'iann-el, cents former price, at stupendous clearance f-aie. Ose Dozes If ft of allliaen, heir.nticrt.ed and colored Landksc iefi for cents eatb, at Haiti's etapsndoui clearance Overcoats cut down to close cut, at Halt's stupendous clearance tale. THE LEGISLATURE. A Light Say's Sot 80 Many Bills as Usual.

The sessions of both houses of the Legislature I were ibort yesterday, and no important busicess was transacted in either boose. The fi cs were cleared up in both Senate and Assembly, and they I adjourned to give the committees an opportunity to cut out more work for them. The Senate met at 10 o'clock a. President pro tern. Del Valle in the chiir.

TVolfskill, from the Committee on Agriculture, I reported back adversely the bill panting a reward of $30,000 to any person inventing a successful steam engine for me on public highways. The Committee on Printing reported back favorably A. B. 151, making appropriations for the support of tie State printing office. Harridan, from the Committee on reported back favorably, with amen 1- I meets, S.

B. 82, to pay the salary of the reporter of decisions of the Supreme Court. Senator Whitney was added to the Committeo on McClure introduced an Act dividing the State into Senatorial and Assembly Districts. It is substantially the same as McClure's A. 15.

1 of the special cession of the Legislature, and differs radically from the Democratic apportionment bills introduced I at this session. Kelloeg introduced for Del Valle two fee bills. Filchtr introduced an Act to add a new section to the Penal Code, to be numbered Section SS4, to read as follows "If it appears to the Magistrate that an effenae has been committed of which Justices or Police Court has jurisdiction, he shall, instead of the order provided for in Section make an order that a complaint be filed in the proper Court for the trial of such offense, and must commit the defendant for a reasonable time to await a warrant on such complaint." Vrooman offered an important amendment to Section -204 of the Code of Civil Procedure, relative to the method of selecting and returning of jurors. The law at present requires that the Cuuit make an order for the drawing of jurors at a meeting of the Board of Supervisors in January of each year. It is claimed that there are two objections to this.

In the first place the roll is made up aud completed lii August. The jurors are rot selected until January, therefore by the tune their names are called any do not appear on' the new roil and they are disqualified. la the next place, in several of the counties the Board of Supervisors do not meet until February. The amendment proposed is to have the Jurors drawn in September. S.

B. 2, to prevent the spreading of fruit tree pests, etc, and S. B. 3, establishing a State Board of Horticulture, were read first time and committee amendments adopted. Also bill relating to cemetery corporations.

The bills making appropriations for deficiencies in the appropriation for transportation of prisoners and Insane for the 32d andSSd naealyean were read third time and passed. Pending the first reading of the horticultural bill it found that there was no quorum, there being only nineteen Senators present. A call of the Senate was ordered, but as several inator carte in during tho roil call further proceedings under the call were dispensed with. Tho Senate took a recess until 2 r. M.

When the Senate reassembled, the special order of the hour was taken up, being Hectare's proposed amendment to Section 19 of Article XI. Un motion of Mr. McCiure it was made the special order fur Tuesday next, at 2 o'clock P. 8. B.

83, amending the Bank Commissioner Act, was reported back favorably by the Committee on Corporations, taken up out of order, under a suspension of the rule, and read the first time. FUeber introduced a resolution providing for the appointment of a inxmittee of three to ascertain what committees have clerks and what clerks are needed. Ho did not think all the committees needed clerks. Kellogg, Cross and Kelly n' S. lino opposed the resolution.

Their areument was that ihe etnpl ivment of darks facilitated ihe business if the Senate. At present the cjminif.ees themselves wore the judges of the necessity of rks, and they did not see the necessity of appointing a committee of thite to review tha action of much larger committees. The resolution vvaa kid on the table. Kyan moved that the Committee on Commerce and Navigation be excused from visiting San to lDTestlgate tha Harbor Commission and Pilot Commission, at this on the ground that s. reral committees are absent on duty and that th i Senate be left without a quorum.

Lynch, Speucer of Xapa and Cross oj po3ed the motion. McCarthy, McCHire and Vrooman favored it. They favored the investigation, but Dot at this time. Vrooman thought that the witi esses ehoul 1 penasd and the investigation he'd at the Capit I. The motion lost on i call of the roll, by a vote of 10 ayes 17 Fileher introduced a resolution to pc.

with the services of the Enrolling Cltrk. It was referred to the Committee on Contingent Expenses. At 3 r. M. the Senate adjourned The Assembly met at lv Speaker La Hue in the chair.

After several memorials bad been presented the following bills were introduced: By Johnson, to provide the manner of pyir.ent of salaries of judges of Superior Courts; by Kail, to regulate tbe business cf pawnbrokers; by Clement, faxing tbe salary of phonographic reporters at So per and six cents per foiio for tranKcriptioi.s; by Campbell, to provide the manner and tiiuo of submitting prop led amende to the C'om-titutioii of the State of California by Brown, in relation to made by persona charged with the commission of public offeosts The following passed Relative to iu-trueuiij our Seiintyri anl requesting our Representatives in i. 1 to use their influence to restore to the public domain all lapsed laud grants to railroads, by HollisUT; concerning lit pa- Don to determine tljj title to Hostel blongh Tularu and Fresno counties, California, by and relative to forfeiture) i liinisi granted to railrniuM and tbuir restoration to the public dora by Kinon's bill to create and maintain a Bureau of Labor Statistics came up for second read'tiir, and met ivit'i considerable opposition froci C.im.nctii, Uatbews and Crumpton. ttawle, Murdock and Sinon spoke ii favor it. The lutter defended and arced Ins measure In forcib He said that in the bi.l introduced by him lie had tried to (ill a want long felt by the producing The labor organizations of San Franciscoand other principal centers are unanimously in favor of the passage of such a measure. It Is very seldom that your mechanic or artisan calls on the State for help.

They are an Independent class, and when they do ask anything it is foramen pittance in comparison to the princely appropriations given for other trposes. When we tike into consideration all our working classe3 have dona for tlio country, and the Immense advantages that have accrued, the great amount of taxable property created, every thinking man must sen that, this portion of onr commonwealth, from whom o'l wealth emanates, should be recognized. To fctremrthen bis argument be read from the of the lliasaclmsctts LcgisUturp, and forcibly pointed cut the benefits derived by the people from the tabor legis atlon recommended and adopted by the Advice Commissioner of tlie Bureau of Statistics of that State. He said this was do experiment that it bad worked well for years In Pcdusyl vania, and was now an established inct. In conclusion, ho alluded to the condition, ranitaryand otherwise, of the laboring classes, and pointed out the frightful mortality caused.

by working at some of the trades. Give to tlitse industrious, patient workers an institution thut will be an arm of tha Government between i te capitalist and The latter build our ihipj and our railways, convert the trees (f the forest into beautiful habitations for man's shelter and comfort, 113 to traverse the continei to the wilderness and pave the way for civilization; in fact making life endurable and enjoyable. I 1 ft: of a mechanic is not a happy one. Tue hours cf labor and dearth, at times, of employment nuke it anything but an enviable position. He ask I the Assembly to (rive them what they asked, and let it go forth that this Assembly is in I ivor of Icjls ition.

The bill was read a second time uiid crdtrel by a vote of 1- ayes to noes. A. B. rcpealioff tne iSundiy law, came up for first A majority of the Committee on Public Morals reported ia f.iv.>ror its passage, and Mr. Brown submitted the following report Mr.

Your com i.tee to whom wasreferred A. 5, relain? t) the tf Sections 239, Boo I id SOI ol the Penal Code, bet' leave to the following minority rep it from the majority for the following reisons, viz First By having Sard ly we mcr.n to protect our customs, no matter that they miy have originated in "iir religion, for they ar.i par's 1 our life. Instinct vely should we iro'ett end defend them. Laws agaii.tt tho opening, maintalninj or exhibiting of bull, bear or eock-iUhtinfr, roe noisy atnnscnients, rioting, theatrical rierfonnaoceg, or open places where l'i'iors arj on Sunday, not ns Sunday lswi they arc of general import, applicable to all lawtul assemblies of dtr'zans. Men catScred together on that day do that which is excessive brcause cf this temp tationa thereof, and whatever is done tv excess, whether xi a Sunday, Fourth Jaly.oron day, injures the Slate.

Th? jwople the and it 19 their duty, to obeci such tondencies to excise, by closing of that nature, and prohibiting amusements on divs anusutl temptation, nether Sunday, election day, or any other similar day. lt wou'd be as eh -i tt for this tspemblf to peal the iws closing siloons npon faction dajs, and prohibi: ins them v.itliin one mile of Stitj I' Diversity, or the silic distmoe from insane asylum it ips, or any meeting for religious worship in any plac- where women are hired to play upon muyeM or dar.ce or exhibit thimselvca, 13 it aid to rejwul tha Act under consideration. The wisdom of those liwj 110 candid man dispute. If bo! them upon the ta of the people, so dots the other. If what is termed the Su.i.iay law upon he rishts and liberties of thecitii nsof this commonwcilth, equally so tho laws relating to perjona and plaoea, aa enumerated ub If it to benefici il for the people of California to hive Baloona clofel npoa election aays.

which occur only twoorthrea times in a year, because cf the i crimts, etc. which formerly prevailed before Faid law was framed, how much greater tha enefitfor nlacss to bo that are open lii'v two ilivs the vi ar whirs the sam; ojcur, for wi.ieh Eaidlaw was framed. We rec in end that A. B. sdo not U.

BROWN. ho bill was ordered read first time by the following vote Ceard, Bibb, Calhehan, CijiirKtti, Cam? bell, ci.rk. Co turn, Coombs, Crumpton, Farley, Fi Id, Flynn, Fortna, Grander, II Head, Healry, Hershry, Hiiihep, hasun, Kerriclr, ilwhewn, McL'lukr, Mcllale, flitt, Murphy, Nie.l, O'Connor, Parker, Peterson, Plover, Bawle, Sinon, Smith, Sweetland, Townsend, Walraiii, Wheelan, Mr. Speakei 12. Barnes Brown, Cart Cary, Clement, Culver, Harvey.

LewUnn, McKinier, Mantock. Rowland, Ryan, Weaver, The balance of the iv's was prinoipally confined to the first and reading of bills. The Assembly adjourned to meet at 10 a. today. 13" Feathers, velvet can all be color? I Batch that new hat by using the Diamond 10 cents for any color.

Qoick, complete care, all annoying Kidney and Urinary disea-es. Hales stupend ins clearance pale i- now in progreas. Djn't iil to examine all the rarga: Mi Wool shaker 10 cents per pair, it Hale's stupendous clearance sale. Line-; i 33i cen's en the dol- 1 lar, at Fourteen yards heavy ehirtin; for $1 sale. BRIEF NOTES.

Forty-one emigrant passengers will arrive this afternoon. David Meldrnm, of Santa Rosa, has been appointed State Gardener. Stita Superintendent of Schools Weleker is confined to his room by a sudden illness. A lady teacher announces this morning that she is prepared to give instructions in phonography. Five barrels, 10 half barrels and 175 cases of for Adams, McNeill Co.

passed Vevaiag, on the 20th There are undelivered telegrams a the Western Union office for Charles SasitJ, for I. Gill, and for George C. Sargent. WalhaUa Grove, Ancient Order ot will evening receive a visit Ilhorbacker, N. G.

and H. A. Chase, G. S. A vocal and instrumental concert will be given in the Congregational Church day evening, February lit, by Ilia.

AJ He Carter, assisted by local talent. A trade-ma-k was filed yesterday with the Secretary of State by Siabenhiner, Meyerfeld to be used for It consists of a lithograph, tie aaost prominent feature being a parror. Chief Karcher has heard from Dennis ney, whom it will be remembered served a long time in the chain-gang in this city for th.i abduction of a Valltjj girl and other Nercey is in Tacotna, Washington Territory, and has Beat a ehallecge to Chief Karcher, and wants to ''meet" him at any time which can be tgreed upoc. The addition to the -street levee, from Ninth street to ths river, has been completed by the contractor, K. J.

Merkeley. The work done gives the levee a top width of 25 feet. The contractor is now at work on the portion between Eleventh and Twentieth sitd it is nearly half completed. The estimated cost of the entire work is Frank X. Stecher, who entered McKay's harness Bhop, on ecreet, on Saturday evening, and firdd a pistol a' Charles had on examination ia the Police Court yesterday on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder.

The testimony showed that the defendant entered the shop as stated and demanded of Zimmerraacher the yment of tbreo dollais claimed to be due fji'ji. The man defied owint; the money, when Steeper threatened to cut him. This cv.ii.cd the threatened man to begin to remove his CDs'-, when Stecher drew a pistol and fired, the ball causing a slight wound over tha left eye of the rar.n shot a The prisoner does not dot. having done the dioonrg, but Bays it was because of the man attempting to remove his coat. He was held to answer with bail fixed at $2,000, which ho was unable to ard he was taken to the County Jail.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. Bank Commissioner J. E. Farnhatn, of Oakland, is in the city. J.

Aslifnril, of Marysvilli', is visiting his brother, Vi W. Asbiord, at Ilaywarda. Howard Batehelder, of Truckce, has gone to San Francisco fur a three weeks' visit. Bin. Julius Wetzlar, formerly a resident of Sacramento, lias gone to England to visit T.

Cowdry 'will spend the next few months in Southern California for tin benefit of his health. Miss Nellie Wright, who hag been visiting rienr'g at Woodland for six has returned to her home. The first social party of the Pro Ttm. Club given at Jacobs Hill list evening and was a decide success. Colonel "Tom" Ochiltree, Represen'ativc-elcct from the Galveston dlitrict, Texas, is a half brother of Airs.

M. Farley, of Downieville. Fcv. Dr. Bonte, Secretary of the Board of Regents of the State University, who his been in the city for a few days, rt turned me yesterday afternoon.

Norton Busb, of this city, went to San Francisco yesterday by steamer with a large number uJ Ins paintings and sketches for exhibition in ban Francisco. Mrs. C. H. Weatherwax, her mother, Lavcrty and her daughter Lulu, have returned to Placcrrille after an absence of several weeks in San F-anciFCO.

Charles Sontag arrived from San Francisco yesterday, and will assist Mrs. Governor Stoneman at her first to be held at the I.an-b.i!n Hotel this evening. Arrivals at Golden Eagle Rotel: Win. Heulz, Pateraon, N. W.

11. Morris, Now York Mra M. A. Alvord, Denver Wm. Johnston, Richlaud K.

A. If arjraville U. Hartwell, Salinas C. K. Vance, Tehama; Chas.

Morgan, hew York J. 8. Bell, Stnta Barbara: 0. W. Jorres, San Diego J.

M. 0. Jasper, 11. liaddoa, D. P.

Durst, L. M. Wheatland; W. C. Crossette, J.

H. ISurnham, F. O. Durant, Folsom; E. T.

Barber, Oakland O. Jacoby, I). Wltgen, Otto Laden, V. linn, T. It.

Kimball, E. Kassell, Jerome San Frftuclsco. SUPERIOR COURT. Ti t.siiay, January 23, I DXTAKTXIKT HcFABLAKD, H. G.

Smith vs. Odd Fellows' Suvir.iri and Comr.i, i. ii Banlc et aL Ordered that this oaosfl set for trial February 6th, before Sujtt-ii'T i.i: iniT -i." LI Dorado county, to sit as a Judge urt. The People vs. Miner On I BORN.

Sacramento, December W-fc of D. Sprague, a cUnghter. DEED. Sacramento, January Antonio AguiUr, a native of Lower California, 43 years. and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, which will take place from the residence of Jeeus Hor.iUp, Fifth street, be- tween and this afternoon at 3 o'clock Near Brighton, January John eldest son of P.

M. and Elizabeth a native of California, 13 11 months ami 23 days. I Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, which will take place from the residence of his at the above-named Vlace, tomorrow (Thursday) morn 'ng at 10 Sacramento, Jauuary 23 Ephraira L. Bflllnirs (lirother of L. 11.

and Mrs. Martha V. Clark), a nativo 1 Canada, 53 yean. (Funeral notice hereafter. 1 Wei De Meyer's Catarbh Cube Absolutely cures running nostrils, distressed breathing, pains over the eyes, and ail catarrhal ptJn.a.

SI, of all druggists. lion- Children Hail "Inn." On a rammer day, they went to play, Down the road to Deacon Joues' pasture nick clhnDed the tree, Vie looked Bfl gay; The hours were spent in fun a id laughter. That night, tbose 5 oungstera yelled with in, Yc3. the funny Dick and Victoria The Kripes were cf the apple kind, But quickly cored by CkstorUu jl-ImMWF ATTENTiOM, STOCK MEN A Farm end Slock Usage of 6,000 ceres deeded all undsr board and wire fence, with dwellings, corrals, stables, of which 1,400 acre 3 are meadow l.md, from which tons i Hay can be cut. Situated on llumbcldt River, Nevada.

.1 Fanjp on Snake KlTcr, capable of feeding 40,000 head of cattle. Included with lite are head at Stock an Bee! Cattle, 600 head of Stock Horses, 31 head of thoroughbred Hereford Cattle, 8 thoroughbred Threshing and Mowing Machines, Header Wagons, flows, Harrows, etc HAVE FOR EXCHANGE Foa City Property of 151 on the place from 4,000 to 5,000 Grape Vines, eight to ten yews old; 100 Fruit Trees; good, ceiled Dwelling; large Stable. Good, rich farming land; never have failure of crop living stream of water flows through the pla c. Located three quarters of a mile from Latrobe, on stsjre road. A bargain for any one wishing to exchange.

APPLY TO SWEETSER ALSIP, INSURANCE AGENTS, No. 1015 Fourth street, BETWKKIT BACBAHJEXTO. CHANGED DAILY FOB MECHANICS' STORE WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 34, 18SS. SACRASIEXTO TEMPES4TIKE EVESTS OF THE DAT.

Tekperatciu: Yestsrdat Frederick the Great born, 1712. Highest, 52 Lowest 30 3nn Ulaes, 7:11 A. M. X-UPEBATORB CoaBESPONDixG Day, 18H2 Son Sofa, 5:14 p. M.

7:04 P. M. Highest Hi Moon Souiha, 12:57 A. M. Lowest.

44 Day's Length 10b. 3min, Butchers' Aprons, 95e. These APRONS are made by the Ladies' Guild of St. Paul's Church. They are all linen, carefully put together in regulation manner, and those who are posted deem them excellent value for the money.

Inquire for them in the HAT DE- PARTMENT. STIFF HATS. Samples of the new Spring Styles have come, and we shall be pleased to show them to any who are interested. Suffice to say there is a wide dif- ference in the styles for the coming season, as compared with those of last year. We are sell- ing fashionably shaped Stiff Hats, as low as 50 and have them in qualities ranging as high as $5.

SOFT HATS. A decided change has taken place in the shape of Soft Hats for middle-aged and elderly men. For a long time the predominating style has been a high crown, with medium broad brim. The new shape that is now finding favor has a low crown, with very broad brim. We have them in nearly all qualities, at prices ranging from 50 to $6 50.

YOUNG MEN'S HA We have all the leading novelties for young men, and are able to show a most varied stock in this line. Prices in general from 35 cents to $4 75. Ask to see the "SPENCERIAN HAT;" one of the latest of the new comers. BOYS' HATS. By this we refer to lads from 10 to 15 years, for whom we have a variety of different shapes and colors, at prices from 50 cents to $1 50.

CHILDREN'S HATS. Bright, flashy colors are not being worn as much as hitherto. We have a SLATE COLORED HAT, with broad flaring brim, which is a hat that at present is all the rage in Eastern cities. Children's Hats range in price from 25 cents to $1 75- -i Men's Union Cassimere Frock Suits, $8. MEN'S BOTTLE GREEN, CHEVIOT SUITS, with hats to match, $16.

MEN'S ENGLISH FANCY WORSTED SACK SUITS, $25. MECHANICS' STORE, Nos. 400, 402, 404, 406, 408 st. Sacramento. JAS.

I. FELTER Nos. 1016 and 1018 Second street, bet. and Sacrament IHPOKTKRM AND DEALEB3 IN WINES LIQUORS. Eoderer, Murnm, Green Seal ami King CHAMPAGNES 1 O3U.A.ZS.E;^C 3807C1 Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskies Delivered to any part of the city in quantities to gait.

fit 23 KITUK WATCHJUKM A JET7SE.EX, BET. visa.v, 68" In WATCHES, JEWELRY AND BIAMOJvDS. Repairing In nil a. under MR. FLOBEKQ.

Agtnl for Hockford fotipknT. Importer, Wholwa BeUU Dealer la avcry ot F'UmsTITTJUIII andBEjDDXIsrQ Won. ttM. W6 and bet. Sixth and fferenlh.

Baertintfnto. NO. 411 STREET, SACRAMENTO, CajjfV.T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN PARLOR, BED AND DINLSQ. FUENITUEE and CARPETS LATEST rATTr.U.VS OF LINOLEI OIL OMB. ALSO, A LACttE ASSOBT- OF CVBTAIXB, SHADES, ETC.

IST I would request the public to call and examine my larfre stock of goods before purchasing eifo- whore, as they will flr-d it to their advantage. Connlrr and Hat'sfartlon CnaraHterd. oSO- nrjaixr A SEWING-MACHINE OIL that is Guaranteed to Never Gum or Make a Machine Run Hard TRY A SIMPLE BOTTLE PKICE. IKB CBSTS. GEORGE D.

ALLMOND, Importer, No. 306 Street, J. J. Bpiekerj SB I a nawb I I Ml I Mill I Tufts Yerbine Cough Batumi IT WILL CUKE YOUR COUGII COLD WHEN EVERYTHING ELSK ami TonUi anil THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF Watches, RICH JEWELRY, Solid Silver and Silver-plated Ware EVES IS THE COT, 13 AT SAMUEL JELLY'S, No, 422 street, between Fourth and Fifth (m. side), Facran Particular attention to Manufacturing Jewelry, and to Sepairing Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.

All Work Warranted. Jl3-32W iii ENGLISH AMKKH'AS Breech-Loading Shotguns, Winchester Rifles, Hunters' Supplies, SALS BY HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS gACSAMEVTO AND BAS FBASCISCO. AGENTS FOR CALIFORNIA AND HAZARD Powder Companies JOSEPH H4HI 6 WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, 509 Sfcrest Sacramento (Mr. Ilahn was formerly nunajins partner of 11. C.

Kirk lit SOLE AGENT.3 FOR THE PA- eiili- Coast for Dr. hair's Ci i French I'lwn- T-! llcftTence tomCMt mnarfcablecasea of cures ejected in this city. roa a. M. iiovrs DEALERS IN SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND APPLIANCES.

We offer the following adrautagcu to tlio TRA3K OF ROBnOOUI CALIFORNIA No Charges for Wbarfaft or All Coo.li at San Francisco Prices. The dealer Saves the Cost of Transportation from San Franci CO to this point. Goods will be shipped the same day upon which or- ders are received. CRACKERS FISHER, NO3. AND 810 STREET.

Sacramento, has taken the Agency of the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY of San Francisco. CRACKERS at lowest Sit Francisco prices, with difference In time and freight In favor of pnrehasers. Also, FISHERS CHOICE at lowest market REMOVAL. milE AGENCY HEADQUARTERS OF TOE I Western Fire and Marine Insurance Company, of California, been from comer of and Fourth streets 1007 Fourth street, between St. George Btdhttnc.

312 lmis H. SULLIVAN. Agent. Mburiber tWird to call BlUnllna of liwj.j., aatbon, irouirbout till to of the VALLEY taat lor duiEK pxi He will im tbc tm'teal npaUUon to Ion; utuhed lix itnat. of tlta.

ptrfwt pHoUog w.l fnstn- li ichlcli Is dSsairrwv to and hjuid. Addnm A. vil, 37! Sk. Qd. BIGHT CAB-LOADS gHb SjgiSSVrrQ XKW I HE In slock, nnil Fcnr 10 1 OF RSI PALLOR AND BEDROOM SETS, IN GREAT VAiIETY.

ALSO Single Pieces, Bed etc. W. D. CO3ISTOCK, Cor. Fifth and K- streets.

KIRK, GEARY CO, Wholesale and Eetaii DRUGGISTS, NO. 416 Our Retail Ihpartnient IS WELL STOCKED WITH EVERYTHING USUALLY FOU.SO IN FIHST-CLASS DRUG £3T Competent ho ia attendance, ard cur patron! can depend ott their onlcr3 being filled ere. r.2C-islm Peruvian if 231 iP)3 Bitters! (CINCHONA KUHIIA.) mE rant bitters IS the WOULD. TOST tTTtCTVAILT CUM MALARIAL DISEASES! Vitalize the System, an 1 arrest the of dreadful Alcohol Habit, 1)1 i IT your Pi assist or TClnc far 812 3pCai PRICE 50CTS AX zuncikiAi cnu for t014.11>. ASTHMA, rniriH, catabkh, MM oi- TUICE, laclptent fuimplln, all ItlHeaticH or the Tbreat an 4 lanen.

Ask rorfrfaiKornla Vulraonarr nnfl lake no oilier. BY AIX J. HI Grates PP.OFRIETOR3, 417 Sansome Fan Francisco..