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ether Voluntarily Or ln,oluntarily. for
period o. thirty years.
: FOUR 81 the burglars who robbed ~
! nus q me Union Iron 4 Steel Works. at
en,csso' q $4,000. have been captured. To-
ts:ner WIN over 1900 q the stolen money.
sa'u tne Waterman, who a under ar
1est' furnished ihe elcw 70 The police. The
n,en enFaged ~ The burglary were An en-
p'o!ee< q tho COMPANY robbed.
4 FIRE q South Bend, Ind. on the
->!n, DESTROYED seven large buildings. com
pi'sing two dy-eoods stores. one grocery
STORE, restaurant, shoe store. saloon. H. en-
Library and City Clerks Oflice. Los fro,.
s'V'voo 70 >6o.ooo. The ire was started ~ ,
kero>ene explosion. and owing "a the ~
or-nts being frozen the Fire Departmert
could % nothing until they were thwed
ink Royal Irish Regiment Of foot has
oeen dlSbanded BY the Government. for ne |
n'o"cl reason that Il T. 50 thoroughly per- /
mes'ed with fenianiSm ~ 10 be unreliable
~ me event q an Irish uprising.
TWO deaths from what Is dcs;.-natej
a. winter cholera occurred N shi..r,...
the 18th. '''''s' ~
IN the pedestrian contest for ,he
vLeary belt, which closed Al New York ~
'ae -''th' nve men remained rs the cln>e ~
'ne match. The score 4 A. follows: uurhe.
~ niles 5laps; Albert. So miles: Mint. Ho
miles; hrohne, 81 miles: Howard. lis n,il,..
ho"e'i's best record. OF Sos miles ~ ,ari.
Wa passed ~ Hughes four hours ahe.d ~
Inc time when Rowell accomplished IN. !
.ame distance. Hughes l. entered ar M !
Ashley belt race IN London. 7
DISASTROUS rain-storms have occpr- q
'eu on the Pacific Coast. Tho ri,er~ N e.,- ,
'ornia All ovcrfiowei their banks. cau~iny :
reat destruction q property. ',
w. IRow & Cos flour mill N Ma; !,
0n' ind.' burned on the :ih. II lid ! N
' - eapacily q 49, barrels per DAY. :. =
oss' SiS5, 0o0; insurance. $4,000. "A
iHE fifty-eighth British regimen, Y.
naer m George ,olley. have been rnpul~..I =
an attack upon the Bncrs III Drakenhn,v IA
ass''osinT IA men Killed. wounded ar ul.s. 81
r Cen Dean. MAJ. Poole and lam. -
yves and Battle were killed: I,.pt. ~
'ngeston, LoNegroye and o'po,n..,I ~
'unued- The Bocrs held strong po.i,i,,, III
q fought with great bravery. Thar ln.s w.
.stimated a 800 killed and wounded. ~
LIE following are reported u IL tbe va
man conditions Of peace: CcSslon ~ in'
toiaEasia 70 Chill: surrender IN tbe .,,tsd n
y ana payment o. Sao.Osu.0o0. WHEREOF y, US
ru shall assume 50. 400 900 and R.ii,i. -. =.
'vv'o"; Chill 70 oceupy ,aIlao and work "a,
guano deposits and copper ana sslt- aro
81 mines until payment n the indemnify -
made. fh..
lnERE have been sixty eases 81 smal,. a',e
among the Canadian immigrant. \, ~ '
pn County. Dakota. one-half N ,rh,sn ~, .e
terminated fatally. The Leu,.la,,,rs s,,r
authorized rigid quarantine. ret
PURSE o. $1,000 has been made TX q All
'iilxenS n Grant and Dona Anna con.. ele'
! rs" Mexico. and private 'aunfs ~ s n'
ior each Apache scalp \. offered. e @.~'
ioETlcrLrrEAL HALL. valued n fors
~ ara Beth Eden Baptist church peo'
'ed n Sl0,0ol, were burned ~ pbilsa..sr Chal
on fiir 3l>i. The former Mas ,r.,,r&1 low
fy''vvv' the latter FOR $40. UOA. the
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Do NOT think have vet told you ~
new system % make hair grow w fhe
nran- even ~ the most advanced H.
ma pten tried on persons 81 ~ pll
y'Ass 81 aEe. and has ALWAYS ssietre.l.I
1tl buf u requires urcat t,:st G.uc..
anu time. lou must rub tie ht..a toy
haii an hour every day. either ,ns,a,:n,s
M evening. ~ N0u wish: then. II runr
heah Pc Try. rub ii another half honr
VIII stimulating poinafnm. III M.
neat Pc moist. rub INFO the root ~ fbe
n"lI stimulating wash. made of rum.
iulnine. cantharidcs. etc.. when arr
chemist will easily and chcanlv m.ke
VIZ Tor YOU The great thing + ~ rub
riib. rub The head for fully Mn vi bo,,r
before applying the medirant and for
half an hour afterward. Somrf;nn.
~. a''e1 ivv hours, you may begin 10 see
.ne .'asr ready ~ sh6ot up from the
,'.csl isory,iooking pate. The hair
$3.50 SLOWLY PVT surely. and takes a.
months ~ rc-grow as II took
ycars to ia'i. suppose. then. YOU lot
.ouI youthful locxs twenty years AGO.
" VIII take twenty months for Il M
grcw again y its original length And
'nlekness' The newly grown hair. also.
\, ~. vA'-'Ha coiOr OF the hair be-
before Il began to fall.
nose VINO have time will certainly
wv ms experiment. at least for 4 month
4 Two. those who have ladies maids
my save themselves the trouble. leay-
~ ne care 70 the maid: but the per
oh own hand Is better. Several 'Ro-
' ''' doctors are gong 70 try the cxpcr-
'n s. ~ tnc Inventor 81 the system il
u's,'pic "a hahnemann. Hair drcssers
\ ~ also trying y on those customers
.nv consent to make the trial. and sew
~ very remarkable cures have already
cen effected. II mentioning tbis FAT
lay recrop fair head / shall think
lyself happy in having been able ~
mo you such a welcome New Years
" ..u rom Italy I'M Rome Orr Philadelphia
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Party EIxIf IIour. afnIrs a.. <.c>.
, Joux wuxox. a.. ,.t,.~ 80. .,.. ,.,.,.,
alive under Y snow-<ildc ,<h,ch anal Nv. wv. 7,
III which hc ~n. work ,ny o...r .'n.,. ,t.,'...
last Friday. Il NOT dead SUNDAY f,rrn,,.,n
ahnur ELEVEN c...,n.., M. '...,-- .'..'. .'-
hau..., ~, NJ ~. .,.r, Nv. ''''. ~,
forfv-ti.hf h.nr. ,,n.,.- ,.....,'-S,. r...
packed sn.~. ana w.,.o, ~, i,,. ". ,',. ~
wondering li<fcnnrs u ,.l. ". m .,l,l. ...,..,
and pathetic 49, anx ex.~ ,..l.g ~, ,,..., No.
Hugo John Wiienn X I. t,..l..,,.,.. ,..... f..4.
N 4 cabin near ch.,r .t,,,.,. ,,..'..'.' 4. M,
Tor tbc hraxe ,,,.. t~....,. , NJ. ' .l
\ did ~ much NJ r...,,n MN. ,-.. WI. '...''.
4 where ~ wa. buriei alIxc. ~ IN. <fe-
4 rIn an ofiircr 81 the c,tilcn-. MIMI .,'.,
Investment Company. ~ this INV. r.,,, n..i
last night from tho cabin ne..nI ah.l,.
Ranch. where wilson now lies. AMI rsv.s Z
graphic account 81 ~. usr,l- wh,., s.,,,..,,.'-
"a the cxpclt,,n .,,,., f,..,. ,,..' NM.
sons rescue ana also thc N, N WI IN. rs'.'..
itself. Mr. virrin own. nv. .t..,, ~, 49,
Logan. On which wilson ana nv parfnnr NJ
g. Chapman. were WORKING ma ~nn. ~
Chapman hrorc n thc nc..s Nv Nv. s,,...'.,.',1.
on Friday nisht, Mr.. virvin. nccn,nn., ,i., ~
his three friends 4. " gre.,s r....,.. r.,.,....,
and }. N. Downing. All ~ whom NM rr,.n
Wilson IN Illinois. nj once started .n 49,
hack Tor the scene. II was \ MN, Nv s,,r,.
and snow. and Tour mon were r.Iny NJ, y, \,
wen knowing tie peril IN the TIN. hut AZ
ttrm'nci ~ DO all that was possible ~ hn-
man nature Ia rescue fhe nnnr f.l,..,, NJ.
ing ia tbs SHAFT. 1bnx hcii.y.,, ,,,s,.
all others dd. thar wilson NJ a..e, IT.,
TINT the work of rts.,.,e ,sonla ~. III, tt....
~ u's'nicrr.ng corpse. Tho four men 49,
eitd All night alon a track - course n, ,,..-,
snow from three 10 fl,e feet d...n h,,,,.,.,,...
ne storm which Heat ia their fnccs IL M.
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a FoUR-fEAR-oLD child OF Mr.. Case,
died from hydr3phobia at New Orleans.
having been bitten two weeks previously.
The brothers Albert r. and Charles
n. Talbot have been found guilty Or the
murder o. their father, At MaryyiIe, Noda-
way County, Mo-, In September lat.
ana sentenced 70 be hanged On
ne 10Th day OF March nexf.
me scene in court following the JUDGES
sentence was most distressing. the mother.
sisters ana other relatives Of the doomed
men being present and expressing their
grief IN the most heart-rendinr manner.
HE residence Of Mr.. Wiley Emery.
near Caseyyille, Ky, burned On the night ~
'he 1s'h, and Mr.. Emery and seven children
perisned IN the flames. Foul play Il suS-
pected, a. the neighbors who discovered IN
nre used every effort 10 arouse fha inm.te. |
q the house. but without success. H.
hmery was reported to have had i large s,u /
Of money in hi. house.
y. Y. CUsuISG and Andrew Lesker
We're instantly Killed By the explosion " \
some cans Of niiro-glyccrine which they
We're thawing out. AZ Kinsea Junction. fcn
miles south q Bradford. Pa. The bnild-
ing vas blown % atoms and several per~ops
staHcing outside were injured.
Gen. BrFoRp, who killed .Judce III
'iott ~ Frankfort, XVI. has been acouitfed
On the ground of insanity.
Lf. WASHINGTON II. HARRArcu =
prominent citizen and dentist ~ PIN, x
II ne evening a the 10Th shot liz wife
nros,Kn we mead with revolver, killing
'er almost Instantly. He then win 1 shot- ,
'un o'ew on The top Of his own head. r.
iarpaush was about 30 years or age. IA I
ome Time past he had been addicted " Y
RINK ana when under is influence Wa ex- ,
remedy quarrelsome. He had 49,
raj times beaten his wife. ~
'as most estimable won.,
ny lew months ago she was co,npeIled y, |,
ide Tor nearly week TO escape nam 49, !,
rutai husband. Three young children - I
lt orphans BY this tragic occurrence. n
IN business difficulty at Gaines, !,
snding, Ark. r. J.. Osfcrhonf ~. .hc. n
y Killed by John l.. Schroeder. ro,h y
ere merchants. Schroeder was arrested I,
I'VE workman was burned 10 death II
q ioss q $4,000 incurred by tbe burnng
ne carpet-yarn mill 81 Richard Hay. n 81
anayunk, Pa IN J. II
LOTS GKuMME, Chicago soap N
was most determined NTH
~ az ilrst took poison, then opened ~ M
n. ~ Ms wrist with pocket-knife. INA ~
a''s nuns himself. II y perhaps needles ~
shd that he was dead when cut dawn
va about ~ years Of age, unmarried.
prosperous in his business. ~ thsf ~ y,
rs ior ne act can be assigned unless Il H.
coL POTTER, who was In the emnIov III
ne Interior Department 10 collect mir,ny
ustics for the Census Bureau. "a been !,
rdered IN New Mexico. Mexiesn ~,
neg Pierre y under arrest charged MIN MI
crime. I'm" na'
lRs. RosE Lowe was fatally suffo. NJ,
q BY fire m Ledyard's Block. Grant ~
lids, Mich. kan
n aged and helpless colored woman M,
wn - aunt Murtie,v was burned u ~
n ~ ~ Louis on the 3lst., TIE hone fha1
ng taken firc while rhe was alone and 81
ned 20 the ground. ~ the
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IHE Carson Times. speaking 81 the
.est n photography a. the teachers cx-
animation IA Virginia City. saws the
worus are % simple that even q Legis-
lator might spell them.
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iht consolidation 81 the New Orlcan,
fae'nc and the Texas Pacific Railroads /, \,
believed viii soon be effected.
4 DEfALcATIoN Of some ST. 900 o.
sao,uoo has just been brought 10 light IN the
detroit Savings Bank, the Oldest savings II.
s'i'u'lon IN that city. The guilty parties are
Two tellcrs, brothers. named Charles q. Ana
Herman II. zieg'er. who have long been
employed BY the bank and had lis unlimited
confidence. The embcxxlement has been
gong on for ten Or dozen wears and has
jusl come 70 light. II il said thar bonds men
"iIi make good the amount.
NEGOTIATIONS are in progress for the
sale q The Minneapolis & 81. Louis Railroad
~ ne Chicago Northwestern. ST. Paul
ana Minneapolis are terribly indignant. ~
tney anticipate the proposed change win
cut them ont a. terminal points.
Its officially announced that the AZ. |
Gibson, Topeka 4 Santa Fe and the sontb. |
I'm Pacific Railroads win begin running \
through passenger trains BY the middle a
March.
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Is'raiion have been Or late the .o.,e., y =.
llltle comment. ''o' = ~
pkLEoArIoE Of leading Indiana Re-
pupiic>ns have been On visit u Mentor ~
present % The PresIdent-elect Tie claims n
'ne.r state . seat III The Cabinet. II q
."'a that Ar. New was the asst choice IL :
s''s',' q the committee for Cabinet 20
20 Mr.. 0ariIeld.
iHE President has nominated another
snu-conkling man, John W. Jacobus. ID ~
United States Marshal for the southern Di~-
.f'e' q New York. The present Marshal.
fayne' an adherent ofihe senior New Yori
senator was candidate for reappointmcnf.
CArr. JOSEPH LAWSON. Third Cav
AIRY died a. Cheyenne. on the 3oth. Or para
's n' ne was one q the brasest and best
officers IN the service. having served Min
distinction In the late war and since then On
Ihe frontier. Mn
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w, A. HUGHsON, M. D.,

DE. HATCH.
AFFiCE "a STREET.-OFFICE HOURS: o
- A. a. and l2:3e TO 2 Pm. aa9-n
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GROVE L. JOHNSON,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
III Residence and Office at southwest corner Of
Eighth and l streets. Office hours, until A. NJ.
and from to p. NJ. a1l-u
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE NOTICE,

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
y ramento. In the Superior Court. In the mat
ter Of the estate of CALEB C. WlNGATR, de.
ceased In the Superior Court Of the county OF Sac
ramento. The People of the State OF California,
send greeting: In pursuance of an order OF the Hon.
r. C. Clark, Judge of the Superior Court of the
county afor, said. duly made and entered on the
9th day of APRIL 1881, notice is hereby given
that MONDAY, the 9th day of MAY, 1881,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ of said day, at the Courtroom,
at Courthouse, in the county OF Sacramento, has
been appointed as the time and place for hearing
the application OF HANNAH E. PAINE, praying
that a document NV on file in this Court, pur-
porting to be the last will and testament of CALEB
c. WINGATF, deceased, be admitted to probate,
and that letters testamentary be issued thereon TO
her the said HANNAH E. PAINE, who is named
ther, in as Executrix, al which time and place all
persons interested may appear and contest the same
1t is further ordered by the Court. that notice
hereof be made by publication for ten successive
days in the SACRAMENTO RECORD UNION, newspaper
printed and published in said Sacramento county
Witness my hand, and the seal Of said Court
hereto affixed, this 27th day OF APRIL, A D. ISL
[sEAL.l THoS. II. BERKEY, County Clerk
90 Hv II .pARNFII, Deputy Clerk.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

sy Connected with the House is a RESTAURANT,
conducted STRICTLY FIRsT-cLAss. Open day
and night. ml-4plm
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SUMMONS.

CSTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA-
mento-ss. In the Superior Court in and
for said county. The People Of the State Of Cali
fornis to WILLIAM PRESBuRY and = PRES
BURY, his wife, greeting: You are hereby rotified
that an action was commenced in the Superior Court
of the county OF Sacramento State aforesaid by the
fling OF complaint in the erk's office, of said
Court, on the 2Sth day OF MARCH, 1888, in which
action CLINTON l.. WHITE is plsintiff. and YOU
are defendants. That the general nature of the
acton appears from said complaint % fol ows
To recover Judgment against said defendants for
the possession Of that certain piece parcel OF land
situate in the county Of Sacramento, and described
the north half OF the west half Of the north
quarter of ction 81, in township north, range
east, Of Mount Diablo base and meridian, alleged
to be the property OF plaintiff and unlawfuly with
held from him BY i'll defendant; also, Judgment
for 800 + the use of said premises TO this date,
and for damages at The rate Of slO0 per annum for
the time in which defendants may hereafter WITH
hold possession of said lands from plaintiff and for
costs of suit And you hereby directed to appear
and answer said complaint within ten days from
the service of this writ. exclusive OF the day Of
service, If served you in SAID county of Sacra-
mento; and within thirty days exclusive of the day
of service, If served elsewhere and you are further
notified that unless you appear and answer within
the time above specified the plaintiff will apply TO
the Court for the relief demanded therein.
In testimony Whereof !, Thomas II. Berkey, Clerk
OF the Court aforesaid, do brreunto set my hand
and afiix the seal Of said Court. this 18th day OF
MARCH, A. d. 1881.
lsBAL.l THOMAS H. bEhhEf, Clerk
By ]. II. PARssLL, Deputy Click.
FREEMAN & BATES, Attorneys for Plaintiff
1atyl ltpM
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.y.0UEs q scOTr.
DIR. WALLACE A. BRIGGS

X STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND
L - Sixth. are prepared to do Cacimining,
Whitening Wall-tinting Paper-haneing, in first.
lass style. All orders iptly attended to.mr26 u
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And in accordance with law and an order of the
Board of Directors, made the 18th day OF
FEBRUARY, A ID. 1881. many shares of each
parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be
sold at public auction, at the office OF the COM
pany, at lseton, Sac amento county, California, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th diy Of APRIL. A. d. 1881,
at the hour Of o'clock P. ". Of said d., to nay
said delinquent .sessnients thereon, together with
cost OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
VIM. GUTENBERGER, Secretary.
Offce-Sacramento, California, No. 1881 Front
street.
fy' The above sale IL POSTPONED Tor thirty
days. WIN. GUTENBERGEh, secretary.
Sacramento, April 5, 1881.
kE The above sale is POSTPONED for four
weeks. wM. GUTENBERGER, Secretary;
Sacramento, May 5, 1881. mrzi-"
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GREAT OPENING

or PIANOS, ORGANS AND MuslCAL.@A
the SACRAMENTO Music STORE. where
PIANOS 81 five different makers can be bought, on
instaIlments Of $40, or for cash, at 10 per cent.
reduction, from $500 upwards, giving with each
written warranty Of 10 years with each instrument
Also. ORGANS Of FIVE different makers, from 800 up
to 500, on installments OF IS per month. with
warranty backed by a capta OF 100000.
MARTIN GUITARS, BRASS INSTRUMENTS.
ACcORDEONS, ETC., and SHEET MUSIC, at half
nrice: MUSIC BOOKS, etc. The public in general
are respectfully invited to inspect our establishment
terms All kinds of Musical Instruments Repaired
with skill and dispatch. Warranted to give salts
fiction. j. R. MENDOZA, 5l5 street, Sacramento.
old instruments taxi en- in exchange a19-4plm
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COMMERCIAL.
San Francesca Produce Market.

san FRANCISCO, Say It'll P. N
FlouK-We quote Best City Extra, sssa5 l2i +;
Rakers, Extra. s. 7SSss; Suiserfne, g $50; %;
Interior sxsa, 81 5094 IS Interior Sgpes'ine,
50 5oR. Oregon Extra, s. sc@4 IS; Oregon SUI
l,erfine, Sc 7sSet; wsiia walls Extra 81 9oa4 %
s bbl
wnEAr-The week closes wit, brighter prospects
than at its opening a week ago there was not a
vessel in port tina: was nos engaged or whose cargo
ever dozen large ships lave come 70 h4rd. BAD
news was received by The Secret ~ o the Produce
Txcbange from certain section u Alameda county.
The proprietor of ;he Decato wareha',se writes that
an inst. IS PLAYING sad hsvoe with grossing cross
in that ne hborhood eod sends specimens of beth
.-rsin nd ,.final u is TO he hoped that the dam
s,re nv MS pest viii be coiaed ta limited circuit.
g.od sales ellbrnce 1000 els No. 81 10; 600
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& MAY
Successors to Longton 4 Anthony.

YETE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
w our customers with goods in our line, on
the most advantageous terms Our facilities this
season are better than ever. We are receiving our
from the gardeners.
OGR POULTRY YARD being the largest in Sacra-
mento, we are enabled to carry larger stocks than
any other hous in our line.
We also carry large stocks of Fruits, New
Vegetables. BITTER, Eggs. Fish, and general
Market Produce.
81 Shipping orders speciality, and satisfaction
guaranteed. al3 I'm
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cline anu LOSS or MANHOOD, irem Whatever
cause produced II enriches AID purifes the Blood,
strengthens the Nerves, Brain. Muscles, Digestion,
Reproductive Organs, and PHYSICAL and Mental
Faculties. 1t s.ops y ny unnatural deoslitating
drain upon the systea, preventing involuntary
losses debili atng dreams seminal losses with the
urine, etc. 30 destructive TO mind and body. II IS
sure elimination of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER
COMPLAINS. To those suffering from The
evil effects Of youthful fndiscref'obs or
excuses. speedy, th0rouah and per.
nianeaf NE Is GEARANrEkD. friee,
Sc 80 per bottle, or five bottles in case, with
full directions and advice, SIC. Sent secure from
observation to any address upon receipt OF price,
or C. o. d. TO he had only of
DIR. saIflrId, 2IB kcarny street.
San Francisco, Cal, Consultations strictly conn.
Dental, letter or at Office, FREE. For the con
venience of patients, and in order insure perfect
secrecy, have adopted private address, under
which MI packages are forwarded.
k0TICE--ror the next thirty days ] will
send trial bottle OF the REJUvENAT0R
10 any oae afflicted, applying In good faith
by letter. stating his symptoms and age.
strictly confidential.
n4-sptf
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THE DAILY RECORD-U UNION.
GOING TO CHURCH.


Some 30 to church just for walk;
some 10 stare, and laugh, aud talk;
Some 20 there to meet q friend,
some their idle time to spend
some for general obserya ion,
some for private speculation:
some to seek or fiud lover,
some a courtship to discover;
some 70 there to use their eyes,
Aud newest fashions criticise:
Snme to show their own smart dress,
some their nelghbors to assess;
some to scan robe or bonnet,
Some TO price the trimmi on it;
Some to learn the latest news,
THAT friends at home they may amuse
Some TO gossip, false and true,
safe hid within the sheltering pew;
Some go there TO please the squire,
some his daughters to admire,
some the parson 30 to fiwn;
Some to lounge, aud some to yawp;
Some to claim the parish does;
Some for bread and some for Goals;
some because it's thought gepteel:
Some to vaunt their pious zeal;
Some to show how sweet they sing;
Some how loud their voices ring
some the preacher 60 to hear,
His style and voice TO praise or jeer;
Some forgiveness 20 implore
Some their sins TO varnish Ger:
Some to sit and doze and nod
But few to kneel and worship Goo.
SUNDAY Magazine.
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a JOKE One of Henry Foxis jokes was
that played off on the late Mrs. -, who
had great fondness for making the &C
quaintance of foreigners. He first forged
a letter of recommendation to her in favor
of q German noblemaD, the Baron Won
Sedlitz Powdertz, whose card was left at
her door, and for whom dinner was i'm
mediately planned by Mrs. -. and an
invitation sent in form. After waiting a
considerable time. no baron appearing. the
dinner was served but during the second
course note was brought to the lady of
the house, with excuses from the baron,
who was unexpectedly prevented from
coming by the sudden death of his aunt,
the Duchess Won Epson Saltz, which she
read out to the company without any sus-
picion of the joke, and to the entertain
Inent of her friends, among whom was the
facetious author
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-09

How He WAS SHARED. Henry Stuil be.
came seriously involved in st. Louis
through his boastfolness. While drunk,
late at night, he entered bar room and
declared he had Just killed man. I'm
harmless az turtle dove when lie. alone, !"
he said, "but when they crowd me I'm a
terror. Three men attacked me in the
street, and l killed one OF them with a
knife. You'll gee it all in the papers 60.
morrow" He showed the knife, washed
it and his hands carefully, and made all
the men and women in the place promise
solemnly not to betray him. His story was
pure fiction, but it happened that man
had been stabbed TO death in the same
neiphborhood. Stpll was arrested, and it
was with difficulty shat he proved his limo.
cenee.