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THE DAILY RECORD -UKlfflf.
A FEW GOOD RECEIPTS.
Tomato Socp.— Always use cold water
in making all soups ; skim well, especial
ly daring the first hour. There is great
necessity for thorough skimming, and to
help the scum rise, pour in a little cold
water now and then, and as the soup
reaches the bulling point, skim it off
Use salt at first sparingly, and season
with salt and pepper ; allnw one quart of
soup to three or four persons. For to
mato soup allow one gallon of stock
made frorr. nice fresh beef to tone quarts
of fr«-sh tomatoes ; remove MM skin and
cut oct the hard center, put through a tioe
sieve, and add to the stock ; make a paste
of butter and tlour, and, when the Bto^'k
begins to boil, stir in a half tea-cup of the
paste, taking care not to have it lunpy ;
bfiil twenty minute*, seasoning with ?»'t
and pepper to taste. T*o quarts of the
canned tomatoes will answer.
Cukkkn MATOmruSS — Taka as many
chickeiis ai are wanted for the bulk of
your falad ; boi! them in bouillon until
sufficiently conked, then take them out and
remove all the flesh, heiiig carM'u! to reject
all bonea and skin. Cut iuto sizeable cubes
and put them into a deep dish ; season
with salt, pepper, oil and vinegar, and let
them remain some hours in the pickle.
Put into a salad bowl about three times as
much lettuce as you have chicken, which
latter put into the center of the lettuce,
covering it with Mayonnaise dressing, gar
nished with bits of lettuce, hard-boiled
eggs, olives, capers, beets, etc., cut in
symmetrical shapes.
Wooix.'otk. — Broiling is a favorite
method or cooking game, and all birds are
exceedingly nice rc&Utd. To broii : Split
down the back, open and lUttcu the breast
by covering with a cloth and ponnding,
season with pepper and lay the inside first
upon the gridiron ; turn as soon as browned,
and when almost done, take off, place on
a platter, sprinkle with salt and return to
the gridiron. When done, place in a hot
dish, butter both sides wel' and serve at
once. The time required is usually about
twenty minutes. They require a brisker
fire than poultry, but take less time to
cook. Their color when done should be a
fine yellowish brown. Serve on toast.
E<;(; PLOT.— Fad and cut in slices the
purple kind ; sprinkle with salt and pep
per and let drain on a tipped plate for three
quarters of an hour ; make a lit;ht batter
with one egg, flour and a little water ; dip
the slices into it and fry in butter or lard.
Etggs aud cracker may be used instead of
the batter. Or pe»-l the eeg plant, boil till
done, then pour off the water, mash fine
and add pepper, *alt and butter to taste ;
put in a shallow pudding-pan and over the
top put a thick layer of cashed cracker.-
Bake half au hour in a moderate oven.
Potatoes a la Diviiesse. — These are
now the most fashionable, and if a
really good potato is capable of
being improved, perhaps this is the best
method. Take cold well-seasoned mashed
potatoes, roll out and form into little bis
cuit-shaped cakes la little flour may be used
to form them, but do not mix tlour with
the potato) ; arrange cakes on a pieplate,
glaze them over with beaten egg, and bake
to a delicate bruwn.
SoI'FFLE OF DIFFKKKXT FliriTS — With
fruits of a soft mi juicy nature, such as
peaches, apricots, plums, bananas, etc.,
proceed in this manner : Remove the ker
nels and presß the fiuit through a sieve ;
put what you have thus obtained in a bowl,
adding one-half a pound of powdered
sugar and the whites of three eggs ; beat
well, and add a little Idrschwasser or
maraschino as flavoring. Tntn take the
■whites of six or seven eggs and beat them
into a stiff froth. Mix well together, put
this on a dish in a well-heated oven for tive
or six minutes before serving. Sprinkle
powdered sugir on top.
Chami'acke Jelly. — Take two ounces of
good gelatiue and dissolve it in a quart of i
water ; put this in a saucepan with the
juice of two lemons and three oranges, two
whole eggs, two whites of eggs, a few egg
shells and three-quarters of a pound of
sugar ; mix well and add another quart of ,
water. Put the saucepan on the fire,
stirring occasionally to make clear : when
it boils, put the pan on the side of the
stove, and let it remain without boiling for
of teen minutes, then remove it and run the :
jelly twice through a flannel strainer,
adding to it a pint of champagne. I'our
iato one or more molds and set on the ice
t i harden. Turn out of the molds and |
ctrveon cold plates.
RECENT DISCOVERIES AT POMPEII.
On January 24th the skeleton ot a
-woman with a child was discovered at
'i'ompeii in the narrow street which bounds
ou the north losula VII. of Regione VIII.,
about twelve feet above the level of the
uncient pavement — that is to say, where
the layero of lava end and those of ashes
begin. It is well known that the ca
tastrophe of 71* A. D. commenced with a
thick shower of snihll pumice stones by
'which the streets and open squares of
I'ompeii were covered up to the roofs of the
houses. Stones were succeeded by ashes,
which became solid owing to the action
of successive showers of boiling water, and
the ashes now form the top layer of the
materials which cover the ruins of Pom
\< ii. >,iust of the unhappy beings who
remained in the houses after the erup
tion tir.st reached the town, and who
found, when the shower of stones
was over, that no deliverance was pos
sible except by flight, made their escape
through the windows, the doors having
been blocked by the stones and lava.
Hut so far as we can judge from the exca
vations, the greater part of these fugitives
could have taken but few steps, and must
have been quickly suffocated by the poison
ous fumes. Ihe hot ashes and water cov
ered their bodies in Buch a way as to make
an exact cast ; and after the tlesh had
shrunk away the impression made by the
corpses still remains as they fell struck
down by death. The Senatore Fiorelli con
ceived the haiiiiy idea of taking plaster
casts of the impressions, and thus repro
duced the figures to be seen in the Pompeii
Musenm, which have been copied into most
of the books that describe the antiquities
of the buried city. It was not always
found possible to obtain a perfect cast, be
cause in many instances a portion of the
body was resting on tbe stones, where of
course if left no impression. Unfortunately
this is the case with the two skele
tons lately discovered, the larger of which,
that of tbe woman, is almost entirely em
bedded in the layer ot stones. One arm
only has left an iinpreß°ion on the ashes ;
and with this arm she was clasping the
legs of the child, tbe greater portion of
whose body has been modeled, showing
considerable contraction in the arms and
legs, and a general emaciation which lead
us to suppose that tbe child must have
been very ill. It is believed that it was a
little boy about ten \ears of age. Doubt
less the woman was the mother of the
child, and we can hardly snppo3e that
«he would have carried him had he not
been unable to walk. Some jewels found
on the female skeleton indicate a person
of condition ; two bracelets of gold en
circled the arm which held the boy, and
on the hand were two gold rings, one set
with an emerald and the other with an
amethyst. — [Exchange paper.
Mixed Marriages.— The question of
mixed marriages has been occupying the
serious attention of the German press for
some time past. The indications are that,
notwithstanding the opposition of the
priesthood, they will finally be allowed.
The parish priests of Bavaria have
hitherto demanded from the bride
acd bridegroom of different relig
ions a written promise that their chil
dren should be brought up as Catholics.
The Administrative Tribunal of Munich
has now decided that such conventions
are illegal, inasmuch as they form part of
the marriage contracts, and all contracts
have to be entered into before a notary.
AccoMTLisHEa bnr»enieQ anl veteriaariacs
freely use St. •lacobs OU for atuck.
HOW MRS. JONES BOUGHT A CARPET
SWEEPER.
The other day when Bridget the valiant
was engaged, Mrs. Jones answered the door
bell herself, and f unu a glib, silver
tongued agent had taken possession of her
steps, and was checking something in a
memorandam-book when she answered his
fluent ring. A
" Is you mammHi, miss," he asked with
a ji. ii=r.-.- smile.
Mrs. Jones was rather taken aback. She
was so accustomed on such occasions to the
stereotyped question, "Is the lady of the
house at home f that she hardly knew
what to say.
" I see she is not," continued the straDger,
with a look of keen disappointment over
clouding his face. "I bad wished to (6'
her in regard to a cosmetic I sell. You,
with your fresh, youthful complexioß,
would hardly need it."
"You can't sell anything here," said
Mrs. Jones, recovering nerself ; " we never
buy from aeenU."
"No ? Well, I'm sorry, for consumption
has marked me for its own," said the man,
with a melancholy cough, '" Are you
j nearly out of Bibles ? I'm trying to do a
■ little good in the world before I leave it by
! selling the best and cheapest revision of the
I saored — "
''No ! I don't want any Bibles," snapped
Mrs. J., "and I'll be obliged to jou if you'll
take your things off the steps so I can close
the door."
" Certainly, certainly, MißS — youth and
beauty ; and yet there is a sad, dreamy
look that tells of biliousness ; now these
liver pills — "
" Will you go?'' exclaimed Mrs. Jones,
as she tried to get the rioor closed. " Oh,
if I only had the broom '."
" Broom ! broom ! " cried the stranger,
with a dramatic gesture ; " who says
br-r room ! Not this young and lovely be
ing in the heart of a great city ? Brooms,
my dear young lady, belong to the dark
ages ! You never should wield so common
an implement. Let me sell you a carpet
sweeptr— an ir veution that will remove the
dust of ages without fatigue or discomfort
to yourself — a patent-hinged, self-guiding,
nickle- plated, premium-medal carpet
sweeper. Lovely creature, don't disfigure
those graceful hands with a broom, when
for a few paltry dollars you can buy a car
pet sweeper !"
"I couldn't help it, Jeptha," exclaimed
Mrs. Jones, when her husband fell over the
new carpet sweeper and landed in the base
ment among the ruins. " I didn't want it
any more than a cat wants two tails, hut
you ought to have heard the creature talk !
I believe I'd have bought a cameleopard if
he'd had one for sale and asked me to ; he.
just talked me into it."
But she never told Jones what he said. —
[Detroit Post.
A SERIOUS JAR.
If Jem is the same as Jim,
And G Bounds the same a<l J,
Theu between a Gem, and Jim, and Jem,
W hat is the difference, pray !
We read ahout Gem Jars,
Jars made for holding jam.
Then, are these Gem j ire j m j*m jars?
(Be calm, my mind, be calm.)
Jim-jams is a m tdifte-J way
Of saying delirium trem.;
And the jars of a fit of the *' blues,"
Why, nothing can equal them.
So alter the name at once,
Lest discussion should wax h-'.t,
And call the Gem Jam Jar, instead,
The James Preserving P-jt.
But if folks are opjnised to this,
As many doubtless are,
Then let the jar have its r.ime ia full,
AS the Jim Jem Gem Jam Jar.
IN THE DOLMAN COUNTRY.
The Breton men look like overgrown
boys with their short waistcoats and
shorter jackets, ornamented with numer
ous rows of pearl buttons. The cloth
trousers are full, and the universal sabots
complete one end of the costume. At the
other end is a wide-brimmed low felt or
straw hat, od which it is indispensable to
wear black velvet trimming, with two long
| black velvet tails hanging behind. Leather
boots are kept for Sundays and fetes, and
the smartness on these occasions appear to
run mostly into the waistcoat, the colored
braiding on which is almost eastern in its
gorgeousness. The skirts of the women's
; dresses are gathered into a broad band at
the waist, a kerchief or shawl being worn
over the shoulders. The hair is plaited
into a broad band, which is doubled on
itself ; and the mußlin cap has two long
lappets, or ears, which are folded back
on the head, forming large loops. As
for the peasants themselves, the
majority of whom farm their
own Email domains, they bear a
toil-worn stamp very markedly, especially
the women. The bare-legged women and
girls seem to take their share, or rather
more than their share, in the hardest field
labor, and their lot is very far removed
from what an Kaglish eye would like to
see. Many features of the country life
remind one of Ireland, but the ingrained
idea of the French peasant to put by francs
seems to carry them bravely through the
sternest circumstances. Still, with all their
moiling, they must be very poor. The
houses in the out-of-the-way villages are
little better than hovels, in which the cows
frequently get the lion's share of the ac
commodation, with floors of beaten earth,
and old open hearthß, picturesque, per
haps, but very smoky. The article of fur
niture in which luxury is displayed ia the
bedstead, which is generally a piece of
ornamental woodwork, reaching from floor
to ceiling, with the bed five feet from the
floor, inclosed by curtains or sliding shut
ters. As the family growß richer a sub
stantial wardrobe cupboard is added to
match the bed. — [London Society.
NO KEY-NOTE.
A venerable colored man invested in a
watermelon at the Central Market, and
was walking off to find a retired spot in an
alley when a brother of color hailed him
with :
" See here, Uncle Joe !"
"Ize in a hurry," replied the melon
man.
"Bat we boaf wote de same ticket, yon
know ?
" Yeß, I know, but watermellyons and
politicks .loan' run togeder. "
" I belong to your church, too."
" I 'at may all be, but din am no gineral
love-feast."
" Say, uncle," continued the other, as
his mouth continued to water, "we am of
de same race ? "
" Sposin' we am. Does do white folkses
whack up kase dey am all white ?"
" I lent you half a dollar once."
" Dats so, but I paid it."
" Won't you divide on the grouo' of
charity f
"Lxika-heah, sah !" said the old man,
as he turned around, " yon can't strike de
key-note, no way you can fix it — not on
dis watermellyon ! If you'll see me later —
catch on sometime when Ize lnggin' home
a mnshmelon wid one side caved in — sun
thin" werry cheap an' soft — an' you'll put
it on the groun' of your old wife bavin' de
whoopin' cough an' my ole wife bavin' de
measles at de same time, we'll sot down
an' devour de bizness in company. Go
Hack, sah— go right back !"— [Detroit Free
Press.
" Are yon not pretty much out of society
since ron have taken to acting ':" was the
somewhat impertinent inquiry of an inter
viewer, addressed to Mrs. Lingtry. Bnt
the lady was equal to the occasion. "One
doesn't have much time for society," she
said, " when one is always hard at work."
The newest of the many European canal
projects is one for nn'ting Cologne with
Antwerp. A Dutch engineer is the antbor
of it, and is said to have already secured
from the Cologne Chamber of Commerce a
promise of warm support. He has peti
tioned the German Government for financial
assistance.
WorLn not be wit.hnnt Ke-Jding's liiogi*
Salvo, is the verdict of all who use it. Pricf ,
25 cents.
THE LIGHT OF THE SKY.
Captain Abney lately read a paper before
the British Association on the light of the
sky at high altitude*, based upon observa
tions made in the Alps on the Itiffel, at a
hight of 8,500 feet. His investigations
proved that in high altitudes the light of
tne sky diminishes very much, so as o
make photography diflealt, and that it s
only a t.nth or a twentieth of trat which
is found on vhe surface of thr "arto. Taer*
was a remarkable absence of the rain-bat d
spectrum. On the RSA he inly saw t
once, an.l that was dunug a shower. T' c
solar tpeotaUß was tr>i svi>e on the Riff. 1
as in Linden. He did not believe thit
aqueous tapoc was pment in the- upper re
gions ; at an events, in the form in which
it exists below. In the red part of the
spectrum he found that the benzine and
alcohol whioh had been found to exist
in the atmosphere actually increased
in strength in the higher region?,
aud he ould only suppose that benzine
and abohol are not of terrestial formation,
but come to us from space. Dr. Glaisher
said he bad never failed up to five miles in
getting a dt position of vapor, and there
was no part of the earth's atmosphere
probably in which there was oo aqueous
vapor. At a hight of seven miles in a
balloon he had seen cirrus clouds still
higher, and there was a great difference
between the atate of the atmosphere in a
free balloon and on a mountain side.
Professor S. I*. Lingley, of Allegheny. Pa ,
in a paper on the distribution of energy in
the solar spectrum, stated that he had in
vestigated in the infra-red spectrum at a
hight of 13,000 feet in a very dry region,
and found that it extends very much
farther tLan had been whipped heretofore.
The wave lengths of the visible parts of
the red end of the spectrum are only one
fuurth of those in the infra-spectrum, no
that three-fourths of the energy were in
visible. His observations proved the ex
istence of great gaps in the spectrum, and
he was inclined to support Abney's con
clusions on the existence of benzine and
aleoaol in space.
KITCHEN ECONOMY.
latere ting Tests Made by the Govern-
ment Chemist.
Dr. Edward G. Love, the present Analyt
ical Chemist for the G nernment, has re
cently made sotce interesting experiments an
to the comparative value cf baking powiiers.
Dr. Live's teets were made to determine
what brands are the moat economical to use,
and as their capacity lies in their leavening
power, tests were directed solely to aecertain
the available uas of each powaer. Dr. Ljvb's
report gives the following :
£treogth
Name of the Cubic Inches G-,r
Baking Powriem. por «ich uunce or P.*der.
" Koyal " (sieiin tartar powder) UJ 4
" Paiapsco" (mum powier) 116. J*
" KurnfordV (phosphate) fresh IJ2 5*
" Kuuif jrd's " (phosphate) old tt.7"
" Hartford's None Such." fresh 1 'I t>
" Hanforri's None Such," old »435
" Redhesd's" 117.0
" Churm " (alum powder) 116 9*
'* Amazon " (alum powder) 111.9*
" Cleveland's " (short weight j oz ) 110*5
"Sea Foam" ' Jll7 't
"SI*"" ;•„ '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.lve'.a
"Dr. Price's" k>-> <j
" Snow Flake " (GrofTs, St. Paul) M ss
" Lewis's " Condensed 93 ■>
" Congress " yeast 97 'fi
"C. E. Andrews ft Co. "a" (contains alum) 7S 17*
'■ He.-kerti " ... B«Ij
"Uilteta" 84 2
" Bulk " ; go^
*In his report the Government Cnemist
says :
" I regard all alum pawders as very un
wholesome. Phosphate and Tartatic Acid
powders liberate their gas too freely in pro
cess of baking, or under varying climatic
changes sutftr <ieterioration."
Dr. H. A. Motr, the former Government
Chemist, after a careful and elaborate exam
ination of the various baking powders of com
merce, reported to the Government in favor
of the Royal b-and.
It is stated that certain difficulties will
prevent Sir Garnet Wolseley receiving any
higher military rank in recognition of his
services in Egypt, so that he will remain
on the roll of Lieutenant-Generals and only
be promoted when his turn comes in regu
lar course. He is now fifteenth on the list
for promotioa to the rank of General.}
I HAS BEEN PROVED .
c The SUREST CURE for *
I KIDNEY DISEASES. I
c Does a lamo back or a disordered urine O
— indicate that you are a vietimP TKO DO CD
t! NOT HESITATE; use KIDNEY- WORT at c
p once (druggists recommend it) and it wil] c
£ speedily overcome the disease and restore B
(h a.thy actioa toall theorgans. £
0 I orflipc for complaintspeculiar .>
£ "fIUICBi toyour^x.suehaspaui J
*" and weaknesses, KIDNEY-WOHT is unsur- •
£ passed, as it will act promptly aud safely. J
m Either Bei. Incontinence, retention o! ©
«<)jirine, brick dn»t or ropy deposits, and dull c
1 dragging pains,allspe©dily yield toiteour- 5
ative power. (5.-.) X
BOLDBYAI,I.DRtrGOI I JT3. Prioe»l.
fH/ADr^s J'linfnillnirand Infalll
gpAMIHu!i sS ;;|- ',>:■■;;;■;■;
secures AND^tf ssa&^sns
jgt in jr. Swrniatorrhtpa,
wIV potency. Svi>liills. s'.-rof
vlk t*Mi T9» ulaanil all Nervou? and
\iffWt*-lia -dr^ Mood Diseases. ToCl^r
xw4MH_ ITymen, Lawyers, I [ter-
E|3K9bV. . aryMen. Merchants,
»fc*»^l»te*i Bankers, Ladlesand all
jHK^M whose aedi-ntar\' eni
ijjp^l § I'l"> mi'lit rau>cs" N. rv
Ajßc^av I ous Prostration, Invfru-
VL T^^ .f. Kidneys, or who re
\S npi-Y,-t. -in.-, up
H VaiVa r-'tiier it -himi :.,-
Jm^. •3»tW^» Samaritan nehvink
i '- — \-^M is invaluable Thoua
■ w NEVER rAil« proclaim it the
IWb*»l FAILS - — gJ ";.""■. "■'"'l'rful Invig.
Xw F \fM atf W "^ul" sinking system'
THE Dii. B.A. RICHMOND MEDIC IL C -
feole Proprietors. HI. Jowph. Mo.
JOHNT.STOLL,
No. 610 X street, Sacramento, Cal.,
i, M\ Manufacturer of
W\ yf^f all kiiius of SAP
§ * t*J»F^^^BSPSL COLLARS. SAll'
— ' \ r^l^lM- ISM -'"t'™ ?°of the W
F^mat.'.wm -ft I rl "''i»ahtv of sad
' VW- DLKRY HARD
fm'iEs J w * r e, w hips
iti- iS| I ROBES, BLANK
KK ;.ssi;-1 ET3, BRUSHES,
JW -f?^jS/ 'J etc. Sli ;ni.i.ari'
£^*(s£&o giiarantteil to be
tG. GRIFFITHS,
PENRYN
GfiAimWORKS
rEHRTN, 4AL ■
fTIHE BEST VARIETT ASK
-__ M- Lartreot Quarries on tbe
'*C?sfc»-. "»-^.Pacific Coast. Polished Granite
Monuments, Tombstones and Tablets made to order
CTCranltr Hull, tins gloat Cut, Dreued
and rollnhfrt to erd»r. 011-lnßm
WIL00X& WHTf E ORGANS
—AT W4MHOOMS OP
OC_. BE!. 3RT /\ TVTBTgl*^
(Q. 8M J su«ri._ RaerajnenU
«T Sol<! oc th« lnstallmfnt plan. OMere for
TUXIMi prompt^ attended (o, au2U (pirn
WANTED, LOST AND TOUTO.
A-iTeniiemenu of lire Unee in ttub department ate
a^-r --i for 35 c- 'U for one time : three time* for £0
lent* or 75 oecta per veek.
I>ERSONAL-JoHN Hum T.MMO.Nb IS A
resident of Brtdshan City, Vavapii county,
Arizona Territory, and is desirous at iofurmimr his
sisters, M™. Sar<h t. Grimm anil Mrs. Ann Kliza
K*<nr, and his brother, William O. Timmond, of hia
whereabouts. 027-lm*
QtTOUV- A PIKTT K')AS" HoKSE,<!r\,
>^ wehrlit l,0W) to 1,100; rirtt hind JiiiTV
fo.)t spotted; hran<l P under mane, ri-'ht/X~7\^
side of heck ; paces and trots. Jl's rewuru for ui
fnrmalion leadini t.) recovery of horse. Stolen
June Ist. or thereabout. N. J. GEES,
o2*-lm J El D.>rado. Cal.
t »T ANTED-M \LE : FOIJK KAI*CH HANDS,
♦ > W; t\v 1 MiikeM, $30 : Man to drive sand
tMB, fJO: Wo.xli-hoppcra, *1 75 t'. S3 i*r curd.
Female : Worn™ and Oirls for Hounework, 815 to
*20; two Wai-er uirl* for hotel. MASTERS &
CO.'S Eiiplovment Ortice, Nu. 1025 Eighth street,
near X o7tf
WANTED.
MAL": TWO CABPOmU, A HARNESS
Maker, ti Ranch Hands, 10 Woodchop|<;rs, 4
Waiters. FKMALE: Six Girls for Hcuse*ork, 2
ChainKr r.x'u, an Ipataira Girl, 2 Girls to Wait and
do Ch.iin!»erwurk t 3 Nurse Girls.
Apply to HOI'S roN & Co's (•-mplojinpiit Office,
Fourth and X streets, Sacramento. aulS lp«
TO LET OB FOB SALE.
.i<Vrttrtlt.<tut:cta uf 3tu liiieii hi tbla department me
j*rtc£ let ii «;nt« for t!.ne : three times for (0
«*Ut« O? 7f OSntd r>JT VWK.
J7IOR REST— LARGE BCSKI ROOMS, AT US
I 1 stieet. u4-2«Tuiho*
ASI'ITE OF FURMSUFH RnOMSTO I ET IN'
» urivite rssidence. Inquire at 916^ Seventh
street, between I atnl J, or address G W. V.. tliU
office^ n3-tf
BI"ILI>TNG, CORNER OF SEVENTH
I nid I atrect'-Thia boßdtac hiving been thor
ouifl.ly mmM ani refurnishel, pkasant Fur
nUti^'l Koam» na be rented by r<.»i*ui<siblt; parties
bf the day, week or month. Ap;:'v un the prem
ises. n3-rf
ORLEANS HOTKL- FIRST. CLA^S FUR.
uisheil and unfurnished r ■•■him to !i t to gentie
meu or f.iniilies by the day, week or month. 1011J
Second street, betweeu J and K. MRS. H. W. OGG,
Proprietress. 11 ' tf
SHKEP FOR SALK. IN LOTS TO sm
suit. FARMS and HOP LAND ti>M««
. Apply to dr. i: • I'i.t- s. i . .1 nwoar
miles east (tf Sacrament >. ol4>lm*
TO LEASE OR SELL,
FROM 300 TO I.tOO ACRKS OF THE BEST
ll»p<ir AlfHifM Lann in the county. G*»>d
Hop P cs for Sile, at 32 per hundred (*tand:nir) ■
railroad throujh the land. See WILLIAM HICKS,
disunities ; or, T. L. ACOCK, No. 904 Seventh
street, Snomnputo. ojQ-lpl»*
MONEY TO LOAN
ON REAL ESTATE, AT A LOW RATE OF IN
tereiit, by PETER BOHL 325 J stm't.aul7-tf
legal" notices. =
PROBATEJMOTICE.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALl
fnmia, county of Sacramento. In the matter
"t the Estate of JoIIX P SCOTT, deveued.
Notice is hereby piven that MONDAY, the 20th day
of NOVEMBER, ISB2, at 10 o'cl,«k a. m. of said day,
and the Uourt-rooin of said Court, it the Court-house^
in the city of Sacramento, county i,f Sacramento)
and State of California, have been appointed .is the
time and place for proving the will of said JOHN
P. SCOTT, deceased, and for bearing the applica
tion of ALICE SC jTT for the issuance to her of
letters testamentary thereoL.
Witriene niv hanH and the seal of said Court this
Sih day ol NOVEMBER, IsB2.
[SKAL.J THOS. H. BERKET, Clerk.
By W. B. Hamilton, Deputy Clerk.
Grove L. Joiinsus, Attorney fur Petitioner
n9 td
SUMMONS.
STATE OF CALIFOR.MA. COUNTY OF SACRA
metito — ss. In the Superior Court in and
fur s:iid county. The People of the State of Cili
fornia to s. E. W. 11 KNER, grartlug: Yoh are
hereby notified that an action was commenced
in the Sujierior Court of tin. county at Sacra
mento, State aforesaid, by the filinjr a complaint
in the Clerk's office of siiid Court, on the M day if
SEPTEMBER, I&S2, in which aetko LILIAN A
TURNER is plaintiff, and y<m are defendant. Tliat
the ireiH'nii nature of the action, as ap|iears from
said cumplaint, is as follows: To obtain a decree of
s»id Court divorcing said plaintiff from defendant
upon the grounds of willful desertion, failure to
provide, ami habitual iutemcerance, and for costs
of suit, all of which is mure fully eet forth in the
complaint on die herein, reference to which
is hereby made. And you ar* hereby directed
to ap|icar and answer said complaint withir
ten dajs from tbe service of this writ, ex
elusive of the day of service, if served on you ir
said county of S.«r .ni-Tit-i ; and within thirty days
exclusive of the ilh\ m service, if served elsewhere;
Mid you arc further iiotified tliat unless you so ar*
pear and answer within the time above specified
the pliiintiff will app'j to the Court for tli6 reliei
dem.inded in tbe con plaint.
In testimony wheffit, I, Tliomas H. Berkev, Clerk
of .ac Court afaitilil, do hereunto pet my hand
a-id affix the ml >f Mid Court, thui 23d day of
SEPTEMBER. A. D. ]&&
[bka-u! TH'iS. H. lIKRKEY. Comity Clerk.
By Charles M Oosus, Deputy Clerk.
W. R. C»M»di, Ai.n e\ lor P aiutiff.
»-0-la ■ 2iiS
A(Jinini>lralin's \otice.
EST<TS OF CHARLF.S MILLS, DECEASED.—
PuTbUant to the R-visul Mhtiit;-s of Ontario,
Ctiapter one hundred and seven, Sc. ion thirty-four,
notice is hereby itiven that ait creditors and persons
ha\inir claims upt 11 ■ t-str-te of CHAS.
MILLS, formerly of tbe count; 1 f Pet!, in the Prov
ince o' Ontario, Quada, but late of Eik Grove, Sac
mento county, in the State . f OUMomia, one of the
United Stales of Americi, furm l.tbo'er, who died on
or about the twenty eiu-Uh day of Aujrudl, A. 1).
ISbO, are, on or before the thirty. fir-t dny of Decem
ber, A. D. I>!W, to sen.l l.v tut"', wtp.ii!, to WILL
IAM IHnMA-i WUfiOV, arfbbln P. 0., Ontario,
Canada, a.liinniscrattjr of aU and singular the per
sonal est.ttu and effects, rich's and crtdits of the
BJUii deec:is»d, or to HtHn, M rphj ft Fleminif, of
lirampton, Ontario, Canada, solicit rs for the said
administrator, tbuir Christian innies and surnames,
addiesresaMl descriptions, the fu.l particulars of
their claioiK, a statemen' of tht-ir a.fouuts, and the
nature of the security (if am) held by them ; and
that on and after the said thirty firs: day of Decem
ber, A. I>. IsS2, the Siid ad ■ inistratnr, WILLIAM
THOMAS WIL-'OS, will proceed to distribute the
assets of the said deceased amonff the j>arties enti
tled thereto, regard beiujf had only to the claims of
which notice shall have been (riven as above re
quired ; and the taid administrator will not be tv
-B|>oiiBihle for the asset*, or auy part thereof, to any
person or persons wh<tw claim or claims notioe shail
not have been received by him or his said solicitors
at the time of such distribution.
MOUTHY & FLEMING,
Of Brampt m, Ontario, Canada, solicitors for WM
THOMAS WILSON, the administrator.
Dated at Brampton. October lti, lsjj. iu2B HtlawS
PROPOSALS
INVITED FOR
STATIONMY AND BLANK BOOKS.
Office of th* Statb Board of Kxaminf.rs, )
Sacramento, r>ctober 13, 1882. f
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at this office until 12 o'clock ».,
Mundar, XoTrmbrr 13, im.
To furnish Stationery nnd Blank Btx>ks. in accord
ance with schedules to be furnished oy the Secretary
of State.
Samples or minute descriptions of each article
must accompany Baid proposals. Each class of
goods in the schedule must be bid on separately.
The proposals must be for the delivery of the SU
tionerj and Blank Books bid on at the office of the
Secretary of State, in such quantities, more or less,
than the schedule names, and fct such times, be
tween the date of the contract and Ist of Decembei
1834, as the Secretary of State may direct.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certifleo
check on come bank of good strndin;, drawn to the
order of the Clerk of the Board of Examiners, for a
ftum equal to 20 per cent, of the amount of the bid,
which check will be forfeited to the Sute if the bia
which such check accompanies shall be accepted,
and the party making tbe bid shall refuse to give
satisfactory bonds for the performance of the con
tract awarded to him.
The Board reserves the right to reject all bids if
deemed too high.
All bids muct be directed to the undemisned, in
dorsed " Proposals for Stationery and Blank Hooks."
ALBF.RT HAKT,
019-td Clerk State Board of Eiaminers.
STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE,
IIIKillK). * LACES,
T^OS. 60, 52 AND 64 FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO,
X^ dealers in Produce and Brewers' SuppMes, Man
u' ■ietu-ers of Malt and all kinds of Meals ; Oatmeal,
Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour, Buck
wheat Flour, etc New Grain Bass for sale. As;nta
r>r Burkev« Mills Flour. MannTille «nl7-lD
~flT BARLEmQWERS.
AFVLL SUPPLY OF THE CELEBRATED
and prolific
WOODS' SIX-ROWED BARLEY,
Can now be procured for seod. Avenge yield, 125
bushels per acre, and weighs ten pounds more per
bushel than any other barley; very superior for
brewing ; do. « not fall down or lodge, and stools
m.-re than aiw other known. Call upon or address
BOOTH 4 CO.,
27-lptf FroDt street, Sacramento '
MISCELLANEOUS.
Palmer & Sepulveda,
DEUGGISTS,
Northeast Comer Second and X Bueets, Sacramento.
Special attention given to Compounding Prescriptions— &c ~«f
curacy and absolute purity guaranteed. G»
Cases,\v
yf Purses, Card Cases,^sv
>r Illuminated Note Paper/Sv
,jT Promenade Bags, Portfolios/V
/f Paper Knives, Cigarette Cases/V
y< Cigar Cases, Magic Charm Pencils,^v
Glove and Handkerchief Cases,
Fancy Inkstands, Gold Pens, \f
Cases, Book Marks,
\^Ash Holders, Checkers, ,J^
>»x Scrap Books,
jd? Blocks,
j# Games, Toys, A^
y^ Christmas Reticules, \.
>^ Chromos on White Satin,
jr Autograph and Photograph
y^Albums, Etc., Etc. A large Stock ofSv
<f CHOMSM ♦ BOOKS >
N^ In Endless Variety.
>^ For Javeniles and Adults, in J^
>^ paper, cloth, tmd rich f
. leather bindings. J?
%^^aciflcC!oast.Diaries,
208-210 J STREET,
OLDEST BOX FACTOID OS fP-fc J^± XX •*" sf^ I LATENT I.HPKOVED
TIIKI-A4IIM COAST. All Ufi \[ §» MACHINERY
KlndH ot Boxen oa hand QLJA |
and M»tle to Order. *^ * * ■•" '•*' BOX I'Ki \TI N«. .
CAPITAL BOX FACTORY CORNER SECOND AND Q STREETS
Pf not 1 J St.. bft. Front ami Sffonrt (next door to W. R. Strong A Co.) NICHOLS & CO. a! 7 Ip6m
SAN FBANGISOO CABDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Ceorge A. I>avi»«t Co —Manufacturers' Agents,
327 and 329 Market street.
Baker A Hamilton— lmporters of Agricultural
Implements and Hardware ; Agents of the Betiida
Avt" Works. Junction Market, Pine and Datiasts.
ARTISTS.
Honseworth— Optician and PhotoirraDher, No. 12
M-i:;t_ •:." .tv street. Established in lsol.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Psclflc Bmtlness College and Telegraphic
Institute — (Lile Scholarship, for fu'J Bueincst
Course, |70J. W. E. Chamberlain, Jr , and T. A
Robinson, Proprietors, No. 320 Post street, oppo
site Union Square, S. F., Cal. Send for Circular*.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
gtndebaker Bros. Manufacturing Co.—Re
pository, 31 Market street A. H. Ish&so, Manager.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
JuMln Gate*.— Pioneer Dnigidst, removed to 722
Montgomery St., S. F. Couitry orders aoUdtec 1 .
EDUCATIONAL.
School of CItU Engineering, SarTeylng
Drawing and Assaying. 24 Post st. A. Van der Nailleo
HATS.
C. Herrmann A Co.— Manufacturers and Im
porters. No. 336 Kearny it. , near Pine. The finest
hats at the luwest prices. Factor}' ! 17 st.
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL. ETC.
llawley Bro*.' Hardware Co.— lmporters of
Hardware and Agricultural Implements, Nos 301,
308, 806, 807 and SOS Market street, Sao Francisco.
Carolan, Cory «t Co.— lmporters of Hardware,
Iron and Steel. Agents for the Pittsbunr Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Company, and
SouthingUm Cutlery Co. Nos. 120 and 122 Front
street, and Nos. 117 and 119 California street
RESTAURANTS.
Swain* Family Bakery anil Bintn«
Saloon— No. 038 Market street. Wedding cakes,
Ice cream, oysten, jsllios, etc., constantly cm hand.
Families supplied.
RUBBER AND OIL GOODS.
The «.ulia Pereha and Eabber flanafaet*
oring Com pany — Manufacturers <"•' Rubber Goods
of every description. Patentees of the celebrated
" Maltese Brand" Carbolized Uoss. Comer
first and Market streets. J. W. Taylor, Manager.
STATIONERS, PRINTERS, ETC
H. B. Crocker 4 Co. — Importing and Manufact
aring Stationers, Pnnura and Lithographers, >■«
115. 217 anil 210 Bosh street, above Sftnsoma.
SACRAMENTO REOORD-UNIOh
ftaa FranelNCO Office, No. 8 >r« Montgom
ery strext (Palace Hotel).— J. H. W-arpe, AKBBt.
PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.
f. D. SCaiVBR _.Froprle»o».
HACKS ON C\LL AT ANT HOtJP.,«X
d»y nr niyht. Coupes, pr-vn* r..", Spsfai
Kuckawars, Barouches, Bugiries, with the M' />"
best ro%dsters to be found In any livery stable or
the c.«'.. for hire n^rws k"vt 'ri livery at ruasor
»ble rates. Livery SUble on Fourth atreft, between
I and J.
•
PBtIITS, SEEDS AND PKOUD Q k .
D. DEBF3NARDI&CO.
General Ccmmlsslon Merchams,
and
WHOLEOALE AND let I lit 111 Ul !:-
■
Tropical, Galifornian and Oregon
FRUIT AND NUTS;
Itiin.r. r. K g*. Pialiri, Came, Honey,
VEGETABLES. FISH, OYSTERS, ETC.
t3T Country orders promptly attended to. "SJ
Hos. W and 310 X Mreet. Bacramrnto.
828-lptt
<E»tabllshed 1853.>
IOBENII 1. ORIOORT. TKKX* ORBaoaT
GREGORY & CO.
(Successors to J. Gregory),
COMMISSION" MERCHASTSAND WHOLESALE
/ Dealers in PRODUCE AND FRUIT.
Ko». I ;., and 188 J street.
821-lpti Sacramento, Cal.
*. veosiß. a. aiuoa
S. GERSON & CO.,
(^ KNERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND
X Dealer* In
Imported and Domestic Fruits, Vegeta
ble*, Main, Etf*,-
No. 220 J street, betwe«u Secom. nd Thira, Sacra.
ounto. B?-l_j
WILLIAM M. LYON,
(Successor to LYON' & BARNES),
COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND WBOUSALB DKALKR IN
FBOSVCB,
NOS 117, 119 AND 123 J STREET.
021-Tptt
FRUIT DEALERS,
A.TTBAI TIOI. 1
fXAVING RF_OVED TO MORE COMMODIOUS
J_ 1. premises, we have enlarged oui stock. We
oner you clio c Apples, iree from worms Lemons,
Limes, Oraasres, Dned Fruits, Nuts, Dates, Canned
Goods, etc., at very low prices.
M. T. BREWER & CO.
100« to 1010 Second street, between J and X Sa-rs.
meDto - _??!?•»_.
W. R. STRUNG & CO^
Wholesale Commission Merchants
_n> diauu n all mrss or
CAUFOBinA CKEEX AJfD B&ISD XXI 1T»
KUTS, HONEY, SEED
And (Sacral Hercb-adlso.
Mr Alt orden promptly attended to. Address •
W. O. STRONG & CO.,
auj-lplm No*, o, 8 aaa lv J street, Sacramento.
RAILEOADS, STEAMEBS, ETC.
Ceatral Kk ifk Railroad.
(ommiiiflßi Montiay, M*y 15. 1888
—NO r ST iL f I i : TI ! K R NOTICE,
TRAINS AND BOATS WILL I EAVfc SACRAMENTO
ai< follows:
"•*_ X A. SI. — (Sur.daji. eit«pted)— Accommo
«»•«•» dation Train V > Marvsv illt, Red Blufl and
(:>|(k A. W (llhihlmi excepted— Sau Fran
Maav cisco Pat^enirer Tmin via lk-nicia. Second
class PasHßii^er Cars attached.
9t_fft A. n.— (Oai y) — Q, P. Emigrant Train to
J ,•> TL A. M.-U»iiiy>— C. P. Pacißc Express, via
Idil'^lft *• ■'?■ — "''■' as su " a thereafter an prac
tv.r.«rv t. cu i,.,. :: ..i. jS oxceptcd)— Steamer for
Z:*n Fr>ne!aoo, touchicif at al! «*ay portf
ou Uie Bacvftowalo rivtr.
U «*>.'■ A. V.— (Sundsyi eiixptcl)— Pvisemjer
• -«W Triiu for Woodland, Williams and WU.
'• T A>.
| I. i|| A. M.—<Paily) -San Franciaro Passenger
"'■"" T.aiii Onnmrti r: Oalt with Passenger
Tr^iii for boa «nd at Lathrop with the S. P.
,»t i'.'n Kjii>ref» for Matiera, Newhall
(har.ta B:.r..ara), Los Ant-eles, Turns,
Mancopa (Preccott), Tucson, Benson,
Dtaanfl^ Paso, and Haymond, 'lexas.
1J55 nil.c- from Stn Krancisco. Connect!
a!*-, -a MSm '.<r San Jose.
»|.»-»l| I*. M.— o>.'i'ff— Oregon Express for
•«••»' Varyavtlle, Chico, Ked Blufl acd Redlmg
(Po. : t!ajJ, Oregon)
»>. lit P. M.— ilijity) -Local Pasieniter Train
'%•"•'» for Auburn and Col!ax.
'\'~.il •*• .«!.— <!»<"!}•)— S»n F/andsco Passenger
•».t»«» Jrai,^ ri& Binkfa.
l« •!Z P. M. — (Daily) — Local Trai'i to Lathrop,
■»•*« connecting with S. P. SmUrant Train
for Darning aiid El Paso.
T**ift *** "*• — vßmdW* exceptedj- P&asr.njrer
I t*i\r Train for Woodland and Knutbt'g Land-
Idk.
».:!! P". Sl.— (Daily)-C. P. Atlantic Express
- **f for Colfai, Reno (Carson and Virginia),
Battle Mountain (Austin), Pahswle
(Eureka), Oi^dea, Omaha au<! Enst
A , TOWXE General Manager
T. GOODMAN C^en'! Puse'r and Ticket A«ent
ja9-iotl
SacranionLo & Piacerriile Sailroad.
On and Afler Monilaj, Anun-t 7, l.v{.
USTtI, fTRTFIFR KOTICn,
Trams wil ran between Sacramento \ii-i Shingio
Springs as follows:
Leave Sacnttbeutj tor Kol»ni, Latrobe
and Shingle b:00 «. M.
Leave Sacramento for Folsooi 4:fco P si.
Leave Shinsrie sprinjrs for Lalrote, F>>;
soni and Sacramento 11: SO A. M.
Leave Latrohe for Folsom and Sacra
mento '. 12:12 P. M.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento 7:iO A. M.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento 1:15 P. II
mrii-tf J. B WRIGHT. Superintendent.
For Portland ana Astoria (Oregon).
THE OREGON RAILWAY AND *^
Navigation Company and Pa- ?;£''- ' t *^
cißc Coast Steamship Conipanv wili<^' j^ 'TT yt*
dispatch from Spear-street wharf, '. : r'T
the above ports, one of their New Al Iron Steam
ships, viz :
Qreen or the I'arliir. Coinmbln, State ot
Caiiiuruia niiii Oregon.
BAILING DAYS:
November 3, 8, 11, 15, 18. 22, 25, 29
And t»ery following Wedresday anil Saturday,
At 10 o'clock v ii.,
Connecting at Portland, Or., with Steamers acd
Eailroads and their connectit* Stage-hues for ail
points iv Ore/on, Washiuifton and Idaho Territories
British Columbia and Alaska.
Ticket Office: No. 211 Montgomery stret t
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., A(fßnt«,
myg-tl No. 10 Market street, San *>andsoo
REDUCTION
JOHN TALBOT, TICKET AOENT 0T TBE C P
R. R., at Sacramento, Cal., and for the Atlantic
steamer Lines, has been notified that until further
orders he will sell steerage passenger tickets by any
of the steamer lives, with a reduction of
FROM $30 TO S>4,
Makln? a savin? of 20 per cent, of former coat. This
low rate will probably last but a nlmrt time, and
any who desire to avail themselves of it should rj
cure their tickets at once.
Those wishing to procure sucn tickets, but
reside a distance fiom this city, cau obtain ill
sired information by addressing
JOHN TALBOT,
TICKET AGENT SACRAMENTO, CAL.
*»■ Perrons can ser.d money by Pontoffiee Order,
Draft, or by WLLLS, FAP.GO & CO.'S EXPRESS
from any point where th^v have an olfliw. m4-tf
MARKFFST
V. PHIL. IMKltuw.
ORIENTAL MARKET AND STEAM SAUSAGE
Manufactory. No. 41« X street, between Fourth
ami Fifth (opporitc Metropolitan Theater) dealer in
Fresh Meats, all kinds of sausages, Hams, etc. Or
ders from the couutry solicited and promptly at
teudeii to. ni-tt
JACOB ARNOLD,
BLTCHKR AND PORK PACKER, dm.
corner of Second ami N streets, w'la'y MtP
wholesale and retail, at lowest market »t*<«
rates, the finest of Su-ar-curol Hams, Breakfast
Bacon, Sh ul.lers, Pickled Hums and Pork Mess
Pork, Spare Ribs, Pifs 1 Ftet, p.,rk Sausnge Lard
etc. Ate, ehoisaat Fresh Beef, Veal, Mutton, Lamb"
etc. Highest price paid in casli for Beef Cattle
Il.itfg. Sheep and Latnl)-. 03-4ptf
C.~WEISEL &. COT
BUTCHERS AND POUKPACKERS, JfrK.
pay the highest price f..r i;r:iiii-fi-.i;y.
H«bs. Constantly on band, extra tiiic.£C3L»
Supar-curwl Hams, Pickle-1 Hame. BwaUggg
Shoulders, Clear P. rk, M» Pork, Lard, Corned
Beef. Pure feet. P.^' Ueadj and Sj»re Ribs. Also
extra fine P*-rk aansaye. s5-4ptf
THE FINEST MEATS
OF ALL KINDS, IN THE CUT St.'^^MTln
and at Lowest Prices, ill J^BsuSEb
liways be found at Mie Mitrm. .litaa
Market, of CON RAD SCHEPP, South- ' H~ U
west Corner of Twelfth and E streets. Meats de
livered iv al part* of the city at all times.
»nlB-4r>jro
BANKiyQJffiTJSEb.
NATIONAL GOLD BANK
— OF—
a o. muls & co.,
SACRAMENTO.
r.MTED MTATKB DF.POSITAKT.
■xriiu>aii on
Ban Franri.ro, W*w York, < hlra K o.
London, Dnblln, Parlit, «la>2ow.
Berlin Erankfort-onMain, Vienna, St. Petersbunr,
Copenhaeen, Stockholm, Christiana, Amsterdam;
Antwerp, Geneva, Venice, and all ot the principal
dties of Europe. *^
This Bank has correspondents In Mexico, South
America, Vi est Indies, Australia, Honolulu, and all
ffitoSi' " >rld - -* gpecial '^^ 'z^iip
MONEY TtfLOAN
ca- jel -a. i nar
IX W AKKHOI M , OR OTHER ArPKUUD
SECVRiri',
AT LOWSST MARKET RATES, BT
California Stats Bank,
SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA.
_^^_^^_ auH-tf
&BOOESIES, LIQPOBfi, BICJ
BEALnFIL STRAINED
LOS AXGELES UO\LY!
X*. EE. HVB3KIZ.I\
NO. 71* J STRKET, SACRAMENTO
an-K-ln.
EBNER EROS..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HIM.- *M> I I'il IIKH
Nos. 116 and IIH X street, between Fr<nt an-1 Sec
ond, Sacramento. m23-4plm
The Pio.\ekr Box Factory
"till Abeart of all (ompctluin.
OO O l^E 4m 4OK
CORSHH
Froat asd n Htreelr. , .Mcramcßto
■Mftf