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THE DAILY REPORD-UNlpy. MONDAY JAVIAKY 1884 aaAlLl WF.ATHKB BKPOBT. U.iirso Status Sioxal Omen, 1 Sacrahiisto, January 13, p.m. i a 5 I Barom. Ther.

53 5- 5 P. ace of cb a g5- "1 8 nervation. 3 3 3a. 533 as, 3 2 5" at: .3 1.3 Tatoosh I Olympta 30.40 Calm.O Fair Portland 30.36 Calm. Clear 1....

I 36-9 Calm 0 Clear Mendocino Bed 130.0) 51 X. lb Cl'dy Sacramento. 29.97 N. Cl'dy 8. Francisco.

i29.9!l .05 52-1 Cl'dy Los Angeles. 07 51 11 S. E. 8 fair San Diego. o4 8.

E. j. fair Maximum temperature, 51.0 mitimum, 33.0. River at II a.m., 9.0 a fall of 6in hes in 43 hours. JAMES A.

BARWICK, Sergeant, Signal Corps, U. S. A. IVcatbrr Probabilities. Washington, January 13th.

Indications for North Pacific coast, fair weather Middle Pacific, partlycloudy weather, local rains South Pacific, fanweather. ADVERTISEMENT MENTION. Metropolitan Whims" Saturday next. I. O.

C. Capital Council this evening. Knights and Ladies of Honor, this evening. Portion of a cart. Mies elocutionist, for sale Kocklin livery stable.

Sacrament Commandery, this evening. Administrator's sale E. L. Hill estate. Copartnership Xixon i Wheeler.

Wanted- Help of all kinds. Cheap flowers and feathers for sale. Knights of Public installation. A suite of rooms. A boy lost.

Gold bracelet lost. Saslairaa Advertisements, Hale Bros, Champion clearance sale. Red House Job 1 ts I Mechanics' Store General news items. Stevens A Dissolution clearance sale. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

YouTHnx Operators. List Saturday detective Arlington and officer Ash anested three boys, named Harvey Mitchell, Tom Anderson and Tom Donahue, for stealing a wrench from a barn in the rear of the Capital So 'a Workp. Mitchell is about 17 years of age, and th; others about 15. The officers recovered the wretch at a place where it had been sold. While looking for the they heard that the youngsters were making a display of considerable more money thun they might be expected to have, and alter they were arrested the officers itquired closely to ascertain where they had obtained their funds.

Finslly the prisoners first oiie and subsequently the others that last Thursday night, about 11 o'clock, they robbed a man in the vicinity of Front and streets. Mitchell, who was armed with a knife, ordered the man to throw up his hands, and then Donahue searched him, securing as booty a parse containing about and a pocket knife. They threw the knife away, destroyed the parse by cutting it up, and then threw it upon thy roof of a barn, thin evidence as coolly as though they were old bauds the ba mess. The officers searched and found both knife and purse, The boys did not know the name of their victim, except that they thought it was "John," Following up this clue, Ash and Arlington quietly discovered that John Heine, ati employe of the gas works, had. been robbed on the night mentioned by three youths, and the knife and parse were identified by him as part of the property taken, He thought the robbers were three boys be had met near the corner cf Fourth and streets earlier in the evenirg, when first one and then another begged money from him, after which they followed him to the lumbar yard where the robbery took place.

Mitchell appears to have brightened up considerably fince be camo here from an interior town about lsst State Fail time. He was then bo very verdant to attract attention, and felt quite please! when told of a situation he might obtain at the gRS works to wheel out smoke if he was Btrorjg eoong'a to handle a barrow. Arrested fob acbancy. Michael Mc- IJuade, lleary Green, James Sullivan, John Nelson, George Clnte and James Cunningham were arrested Saturday morning and 4 o'clock by officers Adi. Kent, Farreli, Frazee, Fredericks and Campbell while sleeping in Henry barn oa Sixth street, below Y.

Some the pirties arrested hive been hanging aronn the premises fjr several days, making the barn their which was anything but Batisfactn Mr. Schulmever, as it thirty or forty tons cf hay which at any time might, by the carelessness or mischief of the unwelcome lodgers, be turned into a bonfire The individuals arrested had a hearing Justic9 Gilmer Saturday afternoon, the result being th it they were all convicted and sentenced to thirty days in the county jail, with the exception of Green, who, owing to certain mitigating circumstances, was it off with twecty days It is believed that much of the petty thieving done in th city that of bread, milk, left at the doors of residences in the early and vegetables pilfered from sacks in front of store 3 may be traced to campers of this rU'-v s- The Cause cf It. John Mackey, Superiatendent of the Rancho del Paso, has been compelled t. again take vigoron3 steps to prevent hunting upon that property. During the past months inters have been tolerated to a certain extent, hut a few dayago a valuable of Whipple'u Hamhi received a charge of shot while in the vicinity "Nigger Slongh," where were hooting duckr, .1 -lit i from the ttfectn of ths injury.

Much trouble has also been occasioned by hunters who left gates open after passing through, aud thus allowed different of sheep to mix tfgether. In conseqnenca if these and other annoyances it has been deU to revoke all permits to shoot npt-n the preaiises, and arrest all tres- Pcblic Installation. Litferty with hU team took cut to Elk Grove evening a party of id Fel-1 in, consisting of District Deputy Klwood I'runer, Past Grand Ezra Piemen, A. S. Hopkins, S.

B. Smitb, A. H. Powers, H. 11.

King, Edwin Glover, T. Warmly, lien W. D. SUlktr, John Pl.V.t and W. to attend the pnblio installation of the of Elk Grove liidkje.

After the tallati r. the members of the Loaye invited quests partook of a fine supper, i the Sacramentar.ii got back home about a. m. yesterday, very much pleased with eir visit. Tom I-awtos Some time ago.

ssj-H the Nevada Transcript of the Col. the condemned murderer confined in at this gave the authorities to understand that he knew the whereaboats of Tom l.iwton, the murderer who so vsterioufily disappeared from Sacramento some years go aftr-r help Troy Dye and another ms to kill Xnllir. Timothy Lee, a Sheriff from ento, was here yesterday irterviesricg Collici in his csll on the subject, bat it is he got no I i. of vahn. The Fish Commissioners.

State Board of Fiph Commissioners will meet at their ia the Union Hotel at 10 a. m. Several very important matters will be President Buckingham says that illicit fishing heiDg carried on to a considerable txtent in the neighborhood of anil other points on the lower river. The officers employed by the CcmmUsion are on their track gathering evidence the riolston of the law, who, in due time, will ba arrested and prosecuted. Cm Auditor's Report.

The receipts for the week ending January 12, ISM, were as followi: Willum Lainfkotter, cemetery dues. $25 N. A. harbor does. $2 50 W.

A. Henry. Police finen, SO? K. I) Scriver. water ratos, 25 George A.

Putnum. city ItcenMf, J7OOBO. ToUl, ill. Dinrmrsementii, 20. Total amount in city treatury, $193,923 20.

ltor Shi: mkst. Dr. T. A. Snyder, of this city, Saturday from bis Yolo county rsnch, li bales of hops, ooo pounds, to Weilbachcr Loowi and Davb Sutton, commission in New York city.

The hops ars paid, by those who are expert in the business, to be a No. 1 article, and should bring the highest market price. Police Court In the Police Court Ed. Watson, accused of hiving been drunk, was discharged. John Whyte and A.

Stracban, previously convicted of misdemeanor in violating the health ordinance, failed to app-ar, i their deposits were declared forfeited. Seb Red House new column advertisement tc-iay. BRIEF NOTES. Two carloads of immigrants arrived from the East last night. Colonel who was recently under arrest in Sacramento for embezzlement, is having similar trouble at Merced.

Farmers complain that the north wind of the past few has done much damage by drying up what little moisture was in the land. imloch, the illusionist, did a fine business at the Metropolitan Saturday afternoon and evening and last evening. He leaves tc-day for Gal. The rainfall at Gait fnr the present season has been as follows September .02, October November .75. December January to date total, 3.17.

The bondsmen of the late D. E. Cillahan, ex-County Treasurer, will hold a meeting for consultation next Saturday at 11 A. M. in the County Treasurer's office.

S. S. Nixon and J. S. Wheeler have formed a partnership to carry on the business of general horseshoeing, at 615 atreeM between Sixth and Seventh.

The peddler of "sweet oranges, all sweet," has broken out again in Sacramento. There's only one of him now, but his reinforcements will soon make the streets resound with melody. Yesterday, at the Twelfth-street range, Messrs. Hughes and Rivett, members of Company shot for a side at the 200---yard ranee. The score stood Hughes, 424 llivett, 413.

A equad from Company First Artillery Refitment, will give an exhibition drill at the Foresters' masquerade, on ths evening of the The drill will tako place before the maskers come en the fUor. Last night there was a light fall of snow st tbe Summit andTruckee, and cloudy weather west of the Summit. The barometer was falling, but not in a manner to indicate much of a Btorm. W. F.

Norcrosp, editor of the Odd Fellows' organ the Ifew Age -accompanied by W. H. Fast Grand Master, go to Black's Station this afternoon, where they will attend a celebration under th.3 auspices of Graf ton Lodge. City Tapper Watt has nearly completed the work of extending the water main through the alley, between and streets, from Twentieth Twenty-fourth. The pipe passes through Agricultural Park, and bei.eath some of the buildings on the east side.

Information is wanted of the whereabouts of Steve a boy 17 of age, who I from his homo on Wednesday Any information regarding him willba thankfully received by hn mother, Mrs. Ellen M. Butler, at ij street, Sacramento. Residents of American township are much I'l-aifl with the bridge recently erected on the main by Abe Keithiey, Road over the nlough which ha 3 heretof been so troublesome, iv winter, about a quarter oi cortii of the Ainericau river bridga, and just the Una of willows. John who owc3 the brick yardi at Fourteenth and streets, has been for Reveral weeks past shipping two cur load? of daily to Dixon.

Tne entire business psrt of the town of Dixon, which was lately destroyed by tire, being rebuilt with tireprotf brick builiintt-. All of the new structures are of the latest style of architecture, People residing in the part of the city cear the Capitol grounds appear to have something in common with the army ants, who march straight forward, paying no attention to obstacles. At least the State Gardener in inclined to believe so when he finds futile all hU efforts to keep them from making straight paths ecross the bed? and grass plate. The American citizen, when in a hurry, evidently scores a walk that doss not lead direct to his destination. The Governor ha 3 the following Notoriea Public: G.

W. Rjadhoute, for the of Monterey, to reside at ijaiiaas A. ('. for Sonoma county, to reside at Hi tldsburg; Benjamin 8. Wood, for Socoma county, 1 1 reside at Sauta Rasa; C.

W. Quilty, for Santa Cisra innty, to reside at San njamin K. Ward, for Los Ang lea, to rfank' at Pasadena; Pe.iro ('. Uarvells, for Angeles, to reri.le at Siata i Monica; J. H.

G. Weaver, I Hnmboldt, to i reeiiie at Ecireka. Warrants for the claims allowed by the Board of Supervisors last Thursday can now lie obtained of County Auditor Gerber. They include amounts for the payment of paititH who eerveil as trial jurors in the Suj perior Court lately. It may be mentioned iv this connection that tome of the juror-! who served will ba disappointed when tney call at the Auditor's office, as their claims were not parsed upon by the Supervisors, owing to the claimants not having affixed their signatures their demands.

i street, between Third and Fourth, a disturbance took place ttbout 7:30 last evening between Hermann Schumelt and his wife, a colored woman, known by the of Topsy, on one fide, and Susan Moore on the i other, during which Susan was struck on the head with a large piece of stovewood. Officer Ash took II concerned to the lock-up, where the Schumelts were charged with battery and vagrancy and Susan detained as a witness. Schumelt recently served cut a sentence for i opium smoking. Ed Watson, who arpiared in the Police Court Saturday, to answer to a charge of having been drunk, but was discharged on promise of future goud behavior, was arrested later in the day by officer Jackson nnd detective Brifsell on suspicion of larceny. The officers were searching a second-hand store, with the hoi i finding stolen property, which might have been disposed of these by the- thieves, when they found Watson with several wool sacks in his possession.

In answer to their inquiries, he stated that he had purchased them from Mr. Lovdal, who has ranch up the river, paying him 50 cents I aniece fir them. Later Mr. L-ivdal told the ctfioers that Watson's story was false which makes it a awkward for Mr. W.

Saturday afternoon officer Ash and detect: ive Arlington, while standing on Fourth street, between I and saw two young iceD, who hid been under i.rrest as ruapicioua characters, pissing by. The men appparc 1 so much alarmed upon teeing the tti core that the litter followed them. The pursued walked farter and faster, finally ran, and on i street, between Third aud Fourth, dodged into a sjlook. Officer Aeh went in after then), while Arlington ran around to the alley to head them ttf. Ann found the fugitives concealed in an nuth-itise in the rear of the saloon, but on investigation it could not be ascertained that they had done anything to he arrested fur, their explanation being that tho police had warned them to leave town by a certain time, and they hid failed to do so and were afraid of being locked Quite a little excitement was caused in the I vicinity by the pursuit of the uier, and a crowd collected very speedily.

A New A number of young Californians met Saturday evening for the purpose of perfecting arrangement for a new I of Native Sons of the Golden West. The following persons were selected to act as officers of the new Parlor when instituted Pint President, C. E. Burnham President, 0. B.

Parsons Vi e-President, Frank John" son Second Vice-President, A. F. John" flton Third Vice-president, Ingraham; Recording and Financial Seoretiry, Frank Hickman Marshal, Crawford Cox; Treasurer, I Qglaa Lindley; W. A. Stephenson, J.

E. and W. W. Marvin; Surgeon, Dr. Charles 11.

Powers. The Parlor will be instituted on 24th, if It was agreed that the name ahoold bo Sunset J'arlor." It is interdai to invite the Grand Officers from dan and tliewhen to participate in the Institution exerciser. In addition to who have be. elected as offioen, tha following have etn selected by a committee Kpnointe 1 for that pnrpoae to act charter mtmhen: F. Ray.

A. K. Shattuck, H. R. I.cc BrowD, F.

F. freeman, F. 1.. Limbert, O. li.

P. F. Talb Wm. Wil iv. T.

P. W. Shepherd, I-einard. H. A.

Marvin, F. H. Moore, A. Abbotr F. ('.

Weil. J. Seymour, P. B. Mnir, E.

F. Smith. A. P. SchelJ, E.

Flood Flint, W. E. Scott J. K. Crittenden.

J. E. Terry, B. Device and Edgar B. Carroll.

SO Good A drive up the river on the piiie from Washington to Colonel Hall's proves interesting on account of the work done by the owners of ranches in erecting levees. At Biyte'r, Flint's, l.ovdal's, Merkley's, and in fact all along fur about eight extensive improvements have been made. The old break on the Sutherland place hat been closed by the Lovdal, partly at the expense of the ounty, and the break at the Koglish place has also been ii.l.lv attended to at the expense of Mf-r-, 11 irtley, I.v tad Flint. In many instances the levees construe are very hub- stantial, Mid to be higher than Front street in this city, and the public highway runs I along the top. The property owners have i beei: working upon defenses duricg (he I entire fill, and now have about Those win hive been unable through force of circumstances to do as much as they desired thU season intend to make a thurough job of it next fall.

I'iTY I.li-evms now dm. Fay on orb fire anil tion't rpet. The sale of snide is the criterion of its merits. Bitters have Urge Opening of the Tivoli In? Turner Hall was opened as a by the i -lite Comic Opera Company. The hone; was crowded, much bo that a large number were turned away at the door, there not being standing-room.

The opera of ''Gireiie- Gin was well rendered on both occasions. The "Chimes of Normandy will be given on Tuesday evening. The managers are Edward Bar.eit and Frtnk Rohrback, of San Francisco. The price of admission is 25 cents. Beer, liquors and cigars are sold thronghoat the audience.

Tee audience was fairly representative, perfect order was preserved, and the entertainment wan conducted very much after the manner of like cheap amusements in San Francisco, bach as the Tivoli, Winter Garden, etc. The enthusiasm with which the singers were received, and the generosity of the applause, should testify to the management that the audience were well satisfied. The leading singers were Miss Fannie Morse, once well known here as Fannie Marston, leading soprano, with a strong voice well adapted to opera bouffe, and who showed marked improvement over any previous efforts here Frank Rohrback, a good tenor for comic opera, who last night entirely recovered his voice, which he was unable to use Saturday evening Mr. Forester, baritone Mr. Jatsen, baritone Miss Ella Fevre, soprano Miss Noco McCabs, contralto, and a number of female voices.

The troupe lacks a basso. The orchestration was satisfactory. By discreet management concerning the character of the auditors admitted, and which has thus far been preserved, there would seem to be no reason why cheap entertainments by the company may not be maintained here for all those who do not object to the furnishing of bar refreshments throughout the auditorum. The Weather. George E.

Noonan, meteorologist of Weaverville, Trinity county, informs Sergeant Berwick that there has been 4.09 inches of rain in that vicinity during the past month, and the prospect on the 11th was for more moisture. If this portion of Central California is dry, it is more than the northern counties are, judging from the above report. The temperature, wind and weather at 12 If. on Saturday yesterday, from the reports on file in the United States Signal Service Office in this city, was For Olympia, southwest and cloudy, calm and cloudy Portland. 1 1 south and light rain, west and cloudy Fort Canby, west and cloudy, north and fiir Kosebvsrg, 44 east and cloudy, northwest and c'oudy Bluff, north arid clear, and north and cloudy Sacramento, calm and clear.

northwest and cloudy San Francisco, northwest and clear, ami northwest and fair Los Angeles, southwest and clear, south and clear San Diego, northeast and clear, 64 south and clear Sj.lt Lake, and fair, northwest and fair; Cheyenne, northwest and fair, northeast and cloudy Denver, 3 south and clear, northeast and fair North l'latte, west and clear, northwest and cloudy Omaha, west and cloudy, 42 northwest and cloudy west and cloudy, northwest and cloudy. Stolen Ride About li o'clock Saturday evening, Frank Gregory dro7e up to the Post( in hid buggy, and stepped into the boil ing to mail some letters. When he returned, horse and buggy had disappeared. During the evening that vehicle was seen at various times and quickly appearing and rapidly disappearing, like a sort of Flying Dutchman, the horse at the top his spaed, and two individuals under the highest pressure obtainable from whisk; constantly persuading him not to relax his efforts. The owner of the property procured another vehicle ant? started in pursuit, going down the lliversida road, out to Brighton, acd in fact his search was continued nearly all night.

Yesterday morning he found his horre and buggy at Paint's stable, where they had been taken by deputy constable Dole about half-past 9 the night before, he having found the reeking with sweat, on the street oncared for. Tied Up. The trading steamer wag taken possession of by tho United State Marshal a few days sice, on an order from the United States District Court. It seem that a year -jr more ago she met with an accident and sunk. Parties entered up tfa work of railing but it proved difficult, ami Mr.

Kiev, h-'r owner, announced that he woul i not ko to any further expense than he already had. The wreckers continued work, however, and raised her, and subsequently she was purchased from thum in good faith by George O. Bitfs, of this city, who fitted her as a traOinj boat. It appears however, tliat ehe had not been formal! condemned and sold by the United Slates Mr. Rice baa brought suit in the United States District Court to recover pofrfossiuu of her, aud she will probably be tied up until the case is decided.

Metropolitan Theateh. Raymond Holmes and his comedy company will appear at the Metropolitan Theater next Friday, Saturday and Sunday evening in that budget of laughable nonseoee called Whinu," in which they have been meeting with great success throughout the northern portion of the It is full of mirth and melody, abounding in unexpected situations of the most ridiculous character, and embracing dimerous airs. The company is well selected, and reader? excellent Among its members is Miss Ktbel Lyntco, a vivacious soubrette, who neede but brief acquaintance with an audience to gain its favor. Mr. Holmes is a full company in himself, his comicalities and eccentricities being of the most side-splitting description.

A URvsTS. The following arrests were made yeaterday and Saturday Mrs. Doe, by iocs! Martir, for drunk; Louis Tripps, by tticer Ash, fur vagrancy; Ed. by i iiicer Ash, for heing a common drunkard Wm. by ofli Frsze druuk Wm.

Davidson, by office Dillman, for a common drunkard Harvey Tom snd Tom by Ilioer Anh detectiie Arlinyton, for robbery 1. Watsur, by officer Jackson and detective Brissell, for petty larceny; lierniftiui Sehumelt and Auitlia Shuniflt, alias "Topsy," by otlicer Asb, fur battery aud va- Krancy. Commercial. Arrived since last report Steamer San Joaquin No, 2, from San Francisco, with general merchandise and barge load of freight for the upper Sacramento steamer Dover, from tho upper Sacramento, with barge load of wood steamer Varona, from the upper Sacramento, with barge load of C. M.

Small, en route fLr Marysville from San Francisco, with general Bailed steamer San Joaquin No. '-i, for San Francisco, with barge load of grain steamer Varnna, for the upper Sacramento, with barge load of freight; steamer Dover, for the upper Sacramento, with barge, light. Freight Business of Walt. A. Sampsod, agent for the railroad company at Gait, the following statement of the freight business dene in that lively little town daring the month of December Freight received 21 cars lumber, I brick, 2 cara sand, 1 car lime and I 330 I.7i grain, 56 1 I io, 454 1,460 sheep, 30.000 lumbar, 108 1 I Ticket salea mr toe month, than November.

Masonic Eliction. At the annual meeting the Masonic ol belief of S.trita the following efficen were elected for Ihe ensnine: ear W. E. Ouxbton, Preel dent; F. Stober, -President; I.

H. M. ore. Treasurer ('. 11.

S'ev Se ret.iry. At fin annual meeting of the Masoric Uemetery Committee the following were elected for the enraioffyear G-aoree Bron cer. President; 8. H. (lerrinh, re William M.

Petrir, Treasarei Edwin Glover, Secretary. Ii BUC will be a installation of officers cf California 1. idge, No. 1580, and Unity Lodge, No. 2088, K.

of Md Harmony Lodge, i. 399, K. and L. of 11., at Grangers' Hall, on Tenth and fctreetf, this evening at 8 After the completion of the installation ceremony a literary and programme will be rendered, to conclude with a social danca. Oliyb Branch Bitter.

We leave to call the attention of the public the fact that we have made arrangements for a daily from the dairy at Point Maria of this excellent brand of butter, which is not excelled by any other in the market, and we will in qnantities to suit purchasers. D. Dsl'ernardi A Co. You will not have sour stomach if you drink Damiana Bitters. The great Mexican remedy, Daaiiana Bitten.

Daw Bitters regulate the stomach and in the best tonic. Fob health, strength and rigor drink Damana Bitters. Fob a gcol petite drink Damiuia Bitters. Amatkcb the Fear or two a number of Sscramentanu have become greatly interested as amateurs in photography, and apparently the more attention they give the subject the more attractive does it become. This is especially the csee with those who delight in catrpirg out," or making pleasure excursions to points of interest.

Every pleasant camp is photographed, every bit oi charming scenery, every wierd canyon, cosy dell or beautiful stream is as faithfully reproduced as the artist has sbility to accomplish, and apparently delight is taken in the work in proportion to the difficulty of achieving success. It was not until the invention aad general introduction of "dry plates that photography became popular among amateurs. Since then, however, the number of arsateurs has very largely increased. Most of them start in with a small camera and modest outfit, but soon find that to do artistic and creditable work they must have good boxes," fine leases, and a corresponding set of appliances. For, be it known, the amateur is inspired with as keen a sense o5 rivalry, in a friendly way, as the professional photographer, and the possession of a perfectly developed negative and skillfully toned print brings joy to the maker.

At Sin FrancHco the number who thus themselves very large, and the result has been the organization of tb.9 Pacific Coast Amateur Photographic Association, of which William C. Gibbs is President, W. E. Tyler Vice-Presi- dent, and W. H.

Lawden Secretary. Stole a The little pleasure steamer Hi Wah was found yesterday morning to have disappeared from her landing on the Yolo side of the river. She had been coaled up a day or two before, preparatory to an excursion, and the parties who appropriated her found everything ready fcr use. The owners immediately suspected certain individuals of being the guilty parties, surmised that she had been taken up river, and a dispatch was sent to Knight Landing to have a lookout maintained. The watchman on the Sacramento and Yolo bridge sported, however, that she was dropped below the bridge 9 o'clock Saturday night.

Her engines were not put in motion until she whs about opposite the foot of I street. Then steam was use 1, and she went down the river, cer whistling as though about to make a landing. The watchman did not suspect anything wrong, believing that she was going out legitimately on a pleasure trip. It would appear (hat everything went rmootbly until Freeport, when the boat ran upon a sand bar, and her crew, after working an honr or two to get her afloat, abandoned her. She was brought back to the city about 10 last night.

I'EBSONAL PROPEKTV AT AUCTION. Sherburn Smith, will fell the per- Honal property belonging to the estate the late K. at public auction, January 21tb, at 10 A. in the alUy batween and Fifth and Sixth streets. The property to he sold con Fists of two soda machines, three bottling gas bottle a large number of new horse and wagon, etc in fact everything jr the complete outfit of a tir-'t-clasa soda hu-i---ness; also a lot of books, chairs and other furniture.

Also, at 2P. M. the came dsy, at tha McKee Ranch, near toe County Hospital, in Sacramento county, in the tame manner, the following property One thorough-braced ore mower and reaper, one bu.jgy, ODe cultivator, ono wagon, one iw, one lot of hay. one sulky, one cow, or.c horserake, acd other property belonging to the estate. Riot in Washington.

Yesterday after- noon about 3 o'clock aiiot occurred in Wash- by a lot of hoodlums ktonirg a Chinaman. About twenty persona were engaged in the row, which, after hard irk, was suppressed by Meesrp. Cantrell, Uolan and Thiel. Five of the leaden were arrested I and locked up, and it in expected that the entire Barer will be "palled" TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE. January 11.

1884 lli'y E. Hicnenor to Bi! inn M. West 20 feet of lot 6, cast 10 of lot 7. and 11, Eighteenth ami Nineteenth streets grant. Hugh Donnelly and Mary Donnelly to H.

eyi -West of fo'lth 3 (if hit 5, and east of lot 0, and 1 1, Second and Third streets $4,100. Jam Popert to W. L. Lot 1, II and Twenty- first and Twenty-second $1,200. Harriet Butlettto Elizabeth Kennedy South of nortli hair of lot 1, 11 and Fourth and Hftn streets; £1,000.

I Amos NorriS and Jane A. Norm to Peter Bobl Lots 5, 7 and 8, 0 and I', Twenty-second and Twenty -third streets; $1,600. Anna Yule to W. S. Southwest of sec.

2, T. R. 5 (3,600. W. S.

mvon t.i W. B. Bradford and 1 of sec. 2, T. 5 It.

5 ii.MO. Joseph Walsh to Catherine One-fou'th in north of east of lot 4, Second and I Third, and streets 81,850. W. .1. WBIOHTMAH, Bethany, naya "My wife and Belf have been ciire'l of weakness and general debility by Brown's Iron Bitters." Avoid a galloping consumption by the timely use of Kale's Honey of Hurehuund and Tar.

Pike'ij Toothache Drops cure in one minute. Hale Items. O'jr sterling clearance ca'e commencea thia week. Piices have been annihilated. Doors open at 7 o'clock.

Sale commences at 8 o'clock sharp. Remember our previous sales and that this one if their superior. Phenomenal bargains throughout the house. Foresters' to the great demand for tickets for the masquerade ball, to be held to-morrow evening, special arra- fjements been mads to have tickets in Bile this evening at Jelly's jewelry store. 422 street, and Day Joy's office.

1023 Eighth street, from 7 to 9 o'clock. Hacks for coslumcrs c-n be procured at Jelly's jewelry store. Children under 12 year cf not admitted. I Irani march will start precisely st 10 o'clock. The Bourbon whisky in the market is Rimmond'a Nabob Don't forget to ask your dnii'c'st grocer for it.

Recommended by the bswt physicia-s everywhere. For and family use nothing to equsl it. Damiana Bitters make the old young anil the weak strong and healthy. A tositive cure for dyspepsia, dtink Damiana Bitten, MARRIED. Sacramento, January -Hy Rev.

11. H. Rice, at the residence of A. B. Cheney, Henry Pay to Julia F.

Wilson, both of Brlffhton, Sacramento county. Chicory Ranch, Yolo county, January By Kcv. Charles Taubuer, William Meiford to Carrie Scharper. I Pleasant Valley. December 26 Harry Williams to' Nannitj Claup.

BORN. Sacramento, January 10 Wife of c. L. Christian son, a son. DIED.

Bacrunento, January Esther daufcbl of and Maria A. Sypbus, a Dative of Ogden, I. 23 Tears, 3 months and (Ogden pa- pen ase copy.) and ilntances respectfully to at.cml the funeral, which will take pi cc from the r-iil'V' 1 of parents, Eighteenth street, be- tween and this afternoon at 2 o'clock. 1 Sacramento, January Thomas berts, a native of igl in years. Friends anil acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, which will take place from the Arcade Home, Second street, between and this afternoon at 2 o'clock Near Sacramento, January Charles S.

Hurley, a native of California, -I years. fc THE GREAT LRMan reMEui CURES i Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Headache. Toothache. SorcTl.ro»f.Sir«-lllng«.Npr»ln«.ltrui.«-.. li Kilo.

AND AM. DTBM immi rAtn imp In 11 1 TIIF. OB MILES A. VOGELEK TO. (3 uJL.T-ri"" A.

3HC. So. 317 street, Sarramrnto, WHOLF.SAI.F. RETAIL IN' i Sewer and Chimney Pipe; Slo. Ei-rthen 1 Terra CotU Ware, etc.

3 CHANGED DAY FOB THE MECHANICS' STOBE. 1 General News Items. Ladies' French Kid Shoes, $3. Bread Knives, with carved handles, 35 cents. Twenty-two-inch Black Andras Silks, $1 25.

Egg-beaters, 15 cents. Twenty Sheets Good Note Paper, 5 cents. Mouse Traps, with revolving cage, 25 cents. Extra value in Men's Unlaundried Shirts, 75 cents. Wire Hair Brushes, 20 cents.

Sole-leather-back Horse Brushes, 50 cents. Washing Crystal, cent per package. Cheviot Shirts, separate collars and cuffs, $1... Serviceable Suspenders, 25 cents per pair. Standing Glass Lamps, 35 cents.

New Silk and Wool Fancies, 80 cents per yard. Clothes-pins, two dozen for 5 cents. Men's Blue and Brown-mixed Cotton Socks, without seams, two pair for 25 cents. Rubber-tipped Lead Pencils, 15 cents per dozen. I lair Brushes, 15 cents.

Men's Box-toe Alexis Shoes, $2. Covered Buggy Whips, 25 cents. Combination Glass Cutter, Can Opener, Knife Sharpener, 10 cents. Infants' Kid Button Shoes, 50 cents. Tetlow's Fine Perfume, 20 cents.

Dolls' Hats, 5 cents. Clothes Brushes, 25 cents. Men's Calf Sewed Shoes, $3. Men's Melton Satinet Ulsters, $6 50. Boys' Woolen Scarfs, 15 cents.

Black Handle Wisp Brooms, large size, 15 cents. Chopping Knives, 9 cents. Men's White or Colored Merino Underwear, 50 cents. Ladies' Black and Colored Canton Hats, 17 cents. Sponges, 1 cent to 60 cents.

Brocade Satin Solids, 25 cents. Ladies' Goat Button Shoes, $2. 400, 402, 404, 406, 408 Sacramento. TO NIK "CASH" GRQGERY! REMEMBER, Y. 0 CAN GET THE BEST AND the Freshest GROCERIES, ana at tin LOW.

tsi PRICES, at 11. 11. F-iulk's Grocery. Choice New Choice New Currants, Choice New Seedless liaising, Choice New Citron Lemon Peel, Pure Sweet CiJer from Hacomber'd Orchard, Champagne Cider ill Unities Atmore'3 Mince Meat, in 5 pcund Wooden down to $1, Ritter's Apple Batter, in 5-pound Wooden only 85 cents, Wisconsin CrauberrUs, English Plum Pudding, in 2 pound Cans; very fine. Try it.

tST People living at a distance will do well to send for our I'rii- Lint, and mm how cheap you can buy CHOICE FRESH GROCERIES for Cash from a Strictly Cash House. H. H. PAULK, CASH GROCER, No It Slrffl. riu "In -1 RECEIVED THIS DAY: 20 Full French Tresn Cate Sets, with T.m.

Mirbles, from 1) Audi St. Louis. £0 Bureau Sets, fn the IV ten Furni are 6 Toilet from Planner Bro. All Solid Walnut and li.ii-'. unsurpassed, -BY W.D.COBVISTOCK Fifth and st Sacramento.

JyH-3ptf W. A. PHENSON, (Successor to O. D. ALLMONb), BC6 BTBEET SMRAMEVTO, CAU.

AGENT FOR WHITE, SEW HOME AND Duplex Crown Machines, which does both Chain and Lock-stitch; and dealer in Sewing icliine Sappliei of all kinds. Also, Zephyrs and Fancy OooOs of all kinds. Agent for Universil Paper Patterns. A'so, Agent for the Oihha 1 Turk- ish Rug Patter a. j.i7-3|.tf_ MATHUSHECK PIANOS hi: THE Hundred in use In Sacramento The Uprffthtl of cvei.vthi.it! I I Keep in tune at the expense of any other piano.

JOHN F. COOPER, General Wholesale Agent fur the I'ar'fk- Coast, STUKET. PlanOH lv Knit. CAUTI ON. HEREBY WARN Til" PUB- lie against spurious btarinif a name ir to oars, which! 1 I are made by Irresponsible partiis, sold by un- I principled dialers as being Mathaiheck made by us.

JOHN t. to iPER is our only Authorized Agent, No. street. j.il2-3ptf MATHC3HECK PIANO CO. TOTHE FLOWER-LOVING PUBLIC.

ANDREW COWANS, LATH OF BELLE CON- aervatory, begs to inform the people of Sac- ramento and surrounding country that he has 1 opened Florist St-reatloosJ street, opposite; the Grangers' New Store, where he hopes by strict attention to business merit a share of public pat- I Bouquets and Floral made to order on short notice at most reasonable rates. A call so'ic- ited. jall-3plm Einecs mt-ril a share of publi pal isaml riurtiriODCO oiaflpto orrinr nn reasonable rates. A call wile- jail NOTICE. THE ANNDAL MEETING OF THE STOCK- holders of the Capital Comp.tnv, for the election of Directors for the enxuinc year, and for I the transaction of such business as may be brought ire the meeting, will be held at the of the Company, in the city of Sacramento, on MONDAY, the of JANUARY, ISS4, at 12 o'clock m.

riSlisui Ci C. 11. CUM WINGS. Secretary. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GERMANIA BCILDINO AND LOAN Association will be held at No.

1011 Fourth street, MONDAY, January 14, ISSt, at 7:30 o'clock. An Election of Three Directors will also take place. C. WtHEL, President, IT. J.

GorTUK, Secretary STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING THE BTOCK.HOLDEBS' ANNUAL MEETING of Cave Valley OraTe! Mining Company wi 1 be held at the office of J. U. TUBBS, corner Sixth I and I Streets, on MONDAY, January 14th, at 7 p. i the pnrnow of elecing Directors for the onraioi year, and uch other business as iray come the By order of the PRESIDENT. Secretary.

ja-t JOS, co. THIS DAY, JUST RECEIVED FROM PARIS DIRECT the Finest Lot of TOILET ARTICLES EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY. IT CONSISTS of: ODOR GASES, NAIL-CLEANING SETS, aSU I PERTAINING FOR UOLI- DAY i'lil -IM-. and Examine for Yourself. i-1 Sos.

Hahn FIFTH STRE TS, SACRAMENTO. ills-ii-tt (J FRONT.ST.S.F.-' n-2 -3ptf PILES! PILES! jji jrf urine, The Eclectic jff Itemed) never faiN to euro Blind, Bleeding, Itching Protruding Piles. Instant relief and a permanent euro guaranteed. Price, $1.00 per liottle. Sent everywhere by express, on re- ceipt of price in stamps.

0. F. RICHARDS ft Agents, 427 429 Sansomo street, San Francisco, Cal. jal-liptf McCreary's i PATENT ROLLER FLOUR CMcCREARY CO. HAVE AS ALL- I FLOUR MILL, with a capacity of liar pi day.

It is the only Roller Mill, north of San Francisco. We guarantee He I I'aient Kollrr Fionr to be toe I i hoirr-i Flour Itade 111 the Slate. All we ask I iB that yon buy a a-vck of jour Grocer and try it, and you will be con weed that McCKEARY'S BEST I IS TIIE BEST. 622 4ptf GROCERIES I FROM THE COUNTRY PROMPTLY ailed in lots to suit, wholesale and retail Fancy Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors, etc. BIDWELL COOK, Street, Sacraments 023-3p3ro Bncrumeuto Mill, iiartwell, Stalker, 07 DOORS, WINDOWS, WINDOW FRAMES.

Blinds, Moldings, Finish Brackets. Scroll Turning also. Stair Work. Black Walnut, Spanish Cedar asd Redwood Neivels. Balusters and Rail.

Cor. Fi ont and (j Bts. Sacramento. The Pioneer Box Factory Ahead of all COOKS SON I COKSRR Or 7roat and JPSOELLANEOPS. 1883.

1884. We offer to the Trade, a quantities Wholcule and Retail, the foUdrtij-desfribtd line CHAMPAGNES, ETC. ROEDERER, Ml MM. GOULET, KRCG. CKEME PS BOBXT AND ECLIPSE.

FRENCH CLARETS CHATEAU LAFITTE, BLAKQUIFORT, CAKTENAC, AND CALIFORNIA ZIKFANOEL. PORT, Hill with a fall line or CALIPOBMA WISES of the will Cognac Brandy; Bourbon, Rye, Scotch and Irish Whiskies. FELTER. WOOD MB. 1016 and 101S Htm BIT K.

uIT-tf C. S. HOUGHTON, inrouTEK in BOOKSELLER and STATIONER. No. 615 street, Sacramento.

if purchased the entire business conducted heretofore by the firm of W. A. C. S. HOUSIITON', I solicit a continuance of the generous patronage which has charicterited the past.

Jas-3pU rfe7.vl Watchmakers and Jewelers, JM bet. Fonrlh and Kirth. Dealers in WATCHES, JEWELRY AND DIAMONDS. Repairing in all its branches a specialty under Mr. FLOISKKG.

Agents lor ROCKFORD WATCH COMPANY. JaT-Sptf J. G. DAVIS, Xo. 411 street, Sacramento, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN PARLOR, BED AND DINING ROOM KIIIXITURK A and CAKi'KTS I.a«<-«i Paiiprn-.

of IBtilrum and Oil Clotha. Also, a Ijirsc Ajtuortnieut of tST I would mniaal the public to call and BxaniiM stuck of goods before parchuln; eIM" where, as they will find it to their aorantcge. Conn try Solicited, anrt Books, a a eiIIAITCI I All the Standard. Stationery, v. ft.

oAW I Books, for 10 and Fancy Goods. 1 i2O cents each, CHOICE FAMItY GROCERIES AT CHRIS. BETWEEN TIATII I MY PERSONAL ATTENTION IS GIVES T) MT BUSINESS, AND 1 BUY FOR CASH, WHICH Jtl enables mo to sell al the very lowest and my are the cholceat fa ths Sacra- mento Market Everything hi the Provision lino. Liquors, Tobacco, itc and a full line of ffoe CKOCKEKYWAKE kept on band. Sample mr KO.d>, and Da conrlnoed.

is. delivered anywhere within the city limits. f.vt-Si.'f! tliMlw. rsru YERBINE COUGH BALSAM ML. IVILt CI'HE yoi OK COLD si kk a Corner and Tenth Streets, Sacramento.

Cal NEWGOCDS! NEW GOODS HOLIDAY PRESENTS I I wool) A.VIt nivs, pkbfehebt, units' rie. JUST RECKIVED A GREAT VAKIKTY OF R.TS, from the Golden Gate Factory, which mil be told at REDUCED PRICES BLANKETS, from SO tents to $10; 1 HATS, cents. All l. Sold at BKDBOCK PRICES. N.

rroprltlor, .1 street. Corner Third. nrrmnrnlo. BLki TT TT AT THE WAKEHOOMS OF JOHN BRPiUIER, los. 604, 606, 608 street, SACK 1 INTO.

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES TO CLOSE OUT THE ENTIRE STOCK. 1 an Mnn the pabflc that BARGAINS will lie i Bi r. which will astonish all. n9-3ptf All Kinds of Cards, Toilet Sets, Shopping Choice Ego'ss, V.TC r.r*. HONTINGTON, HOPKINS IMPOKTEES AND DEALERS Hardware IRON, STEEL.

COAL, BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS SUPPLIES, WROUGHT AND SHEET IRON PIPE riTTIVCS AMI TWO AND FOUR-POINT THICK-SET BARB WIRE I Shotguns and Rifles, Sporting Goods. Fishing Tackle. AQENTS FOR CALIFORNIA AND HAZARD POWDER COMPANIES, HP. STEEL WIRE NAILS, R. AND E.

MANUFACTURING LOCKS AND SCREWS, KURD'S AXES AND EDCE TOOLS, ROTHEY'S FILES. 1' 4 FRANCISCO. jal-tf wooobikn BARNES (Successors to E. L. Billing No.

417 KElreet, bet. Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. ami nholesnte Dealers IN THE FINEST BRANDIES, WINE 3 AKS LIQUORS. Jyls-lslm SACRAMENTO SEMINARY. 1012 I Siren, Sacramento, i THE T.XrTEKM WILL BEGIN WEDNESDAY, January 2, 1884.

MRS. HF.RM'W PERRY. PrlnciDals d27-3pImMISS KATE V. DaBLUNG, I rm nc 'P alB CANDIES FO THE OLID Wholesale and Retail, at MRS. E.

M. WIEDMANN'S (Successor to J. M. Wiedmann), 418 STREET SACRAMENTO. BRANCH STORE: Metropolitan Theater Building.

81-3p4m Friend Terry LUMBER COBXFA.ZrS-. ESTABLISHED 1853. 88GAR PINE, REDWOOD, OREGON At and Retail, and Manufactured In Order at the Mills the Company. Also, Doors, Windows, Blinds. Shikea, Shingles, Bolts and Ties.

MAIN YARD AND OFFICE, No. 1310 Second Street, near BRANCH YARD, Cor. Tweinu anil Sacramento, Cal. je 1 4pflm. H.

S. Crocker Co. OFFER AN ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS AM OTIIEK IS SACKAnKYTO. I SpU COUNTRY PROPERTY FAEMS Fruit, drum or Vineyards 1 IP VOI' WANT TO rtl OK BEI.L, APPLY Oil WRITS TO W. CQLEMAN REAL ESTATE SALESROOM.

No. SMJ Htreet. Hnrraitirnlr, BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. 10x160- Opposite Capitol Park, on street 4UxIGO street, between Fifteenth and Six- teenth COx S. i.

corner Fourteenth and streets. 1,200 1' street, between Nineteenth and Twentieth 500 80x160 II street, between beventeeLth and Eighteenth 2,400 Two-story Frame (0 rooms and bath), lot 160, No. 1215 street $1,808 Two-story Frame (8 rooms, bath, gts, bi and cold water), lot 30xlC0, on one if the finest blocks on II street 3.0C0. One-story Frame (6 rooms), lot 40xS0, south- east corner Eighteenth and II Btre. ts 1.550 Frame (5 roonw)lot 4('xl00, Seventh street, between and II 2.300 A RARE OPPORTIMIY-Wc have a piece of property in the business portion or the city bring- ing in per mouth, which can be bought (or A.

Leonard IrtSIHANCE AND REAL ESTATE So. If It ktrrrt PROPOSALS FOE FURNISHING SUPPLIES TO Protestant Orphan Asylum. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS scAled proposals will received nntil AN ARlf for next quarterly supplies, com- menclny February 1, as follows: 21 barrels wheat floor, baker's extra (i barrels wheat Hour, Graham; 300 pounds yellow commeal 300 ponods oatmeal; 300 pounds cracked wheat 800 island rice; 5) pounds hominy: 3 barrels frranu- latedsogar; 2 barrels golden IDgar; 3 barn ifolden syrup 3 sacks white beans; 150 pounds dried apples; 50 pounds assorted fruits 30 pound! ground coffee 100 ponnds best butter 100 pounds olive soap; 100 pounds Eastern codfish: 50 pounds fine salt 1 Email box neks chicken fee 12 boxes of shoe blacking; 2 pails of lard. The Board reserves the right to r. jict any or all bids.

All bids must be addressed to MBS. F. W. FRATT, Fratt's Building, Room No. 5.

By order jall-3t BOARD OF DIRECTORS. TO MY OLD PATRONS. STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES IF I yon are bo nciortunate as to require them. With a mind matured and enriched by studies ot an advanced order, 1 can eately say that there hardly a disease in the catalogue of human Ilia that I can- not treat to a aocceesf ul Issue. I am always ready to you.

My past knowledge has been Increased by extensive experience. lam now able to treat you with the certainty of success. No case peculiar to yocr del! cate organism is beyond my sure control. My Female Monthly are superior to ar)j ottered heretofore, and will bo warranted to have the desired effect in all cages. Those of the public who need my services can ao- peod upon gentlemanly, honorable and aclentlfla at reasonable rates.

I address particularly those who have been us. lured by youthful Indiscretions, and those who have contracted local diseases. Persons aifdeted can, If they prefer, consult by letter, detailing the sjreptomsof the disease or troubie, and reccivo medicine by with roll Instructions. All letters must bo directed to J. a.

JOSSELYK, M. Sutter etroet, San 00, Cal. In all COM3, or no pa? requlroA. personally or by letter, gratia, Send tot book. Comfortable apartments for paller.ts at my Infirmary (when desired), with experience Parlors, 2 Sutter rreai, the Young Men's Ciirixtian AmocUtlon Office From 9 to 8 p.

m. niplomli ntf Purehaiw my on Physiology end For sale by all.