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MARRIED.

Sacramento, April 15-By Rev. H. II. Rice, Christ.
Clifford to Hattie james, both OF this city.
Sacramento, April 15-By Rev. Il. ]. Becker, at the
residence OF the brides mother, in this city, d.
Malstesta to Miss Mary Heryagault, both of this
city
San Francisco, April 14-Rufus S. Cross to Julia
Edgoose.
San Francisco, April l2-Daniel t Harvey to Kittie
Montague
San Francisco. April 9-william j. Lyon to Della
Slaven.
San Francisco, April 12-Lee Lowengrund to Jane
b. Emanuel.
San Francisco, April 1S-Richard J. Rice to Maria
McCue.
Gridley, April 9-H. ". HUMPHREYS to Alice Price
or5ville, April l4-E A. Wallace TO Lille Deckery
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For the week ending April Is, 1882, made by
S. r. CALDWELL, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery:
March 3O-Franeis A. Carroll months and days
California.
April = Frederick r. johnson, year and days
California. Charles c. Cross. IL years months
and % days; California.
April s-Henry Manning, &c years; Ireland. Dan
iel Hays, II days; California. Chin Cow, 3:
years China.
April 9-Annie E. Folger. SIS years. John James
Diviny, l year, 6 months and 20 days; California
April l0-Danel Rockwell, 50 years, months and
q days; New York.
April 11th-James Lansing, Sc years; New York
John Daley, so years; Ireland.
April 12-William B. c. Brown, 81 years, 2 months
and days Kentucky. Joy Frances Fletcher, .
years, months and II days; California.
Besides the above there were brought here for in
terment the following:
April 6-Johnson S. Lincoln 81 years. United
States.
April 10 William X Hurd, ss years; Massachu
sets.
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NEWSPAPER correspondent writing from Berlin
regarding railroad employees in that country says {:
" Their wages mere pittance as compared with
the wages paid in America to employees OF the same
grade. Locomotive engineers receive s222 to $40
per year, conductors s160 to $50 per year. brake
men from $40 to SlG5 per year, road-keepers and
switehmen $3.50 to $50 and $50 per year. In addi-
tion they are paid small amounts as perquisites,
which increase, though not TO lnge amount, the
sum annually received"
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IL Georgia recently party sent dispatch
Cover 200 August and 100 Sept" etc The ope.
rators made it read 1900 Lept" 1t referred to
dealing in cotton futures which. under the law,
is Illegal The loser by the sued the telegraph
company. It pleaded in defense the illegaity of the
business. and the Supreme Court held that the iG.
gality Of speculation will not relieve a company
from damages resulting from its negligence in trans
hitting telegram according to its contract for a
valuable consideration.
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TIE Principal Of the Irving School, Missouri, has
broken loose on the phonetic system of spelling,
and IN his phonetic newspaper, which he does not
weary Of publishing, he says, speaking of his effort
to upset the old style of spelling Meni periOdi-
CALI have sins purchast tips and them. Will thi
number that emploi revizd spehngz is lejun. phus
thi gud work goz on, and gradual reform haz be-
gun, never tn ses until full Accomplish The
reader can take long rest before the next extract
is prasented
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And in accordance with law and an order of the
Board of Directors, made the Sth day of
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
the store OF SHERBURN & SMITH, No. 1923 X
street, the 25th day Of APRIL, 1882 at P. NJ. of
such day, to pay delinquent assessment thereon,
together with cost o. advertising and expense Of
the sale NELSON WILCOX, Secretary.
Office, No. 500 VI street. al1-td
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A FRENCH scientist who has been delving in the
mysteries of cycles and wheels of time within
wheels of time, calculates closely that he warns
the people OF sections where earthquakes have been
frequent to be thoir guard, about June LIST, fcT
violent oscillations of the earth's surface.
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WASHINGTON society is offended. Attorney. Gen.
eral Brewster has homely face, comes late to din.
ner, wears lace rues his shirt silver buckles on
his shoes and gold chains on his white vest. Wash.
ington society could put up with ineompetency in a
Cabinet officer, but with eecentrieity of attire
never. Brewster must 60
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To Newspaper Men.

yTTANTED-A PARTNER, BY THE PUBLISH
w err of a well-establishei Daily and Weekly
Newspaper IN one of the best towns of California an
experienced, active Journalist, who is a good Re-
porter and Solicitor. Address A. B. c., of d.
BROWN, Advertising Agent, 6i4 Market street, San
Francisco. al73tned
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BORN,

Sacramento, April s-wife of c. II. Denton, son
Sacramento. April l0-Wife Of c. c. Bonte, son.
Nicolaus, Suffer county, April 15-Wife of F. B
Noyes, daughter.
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So Mrs. LANGTRY is to come to the United States,
and behind the blaze Of the footights give american
beauties full opportunity to study the English model
of beauty. Out OF which curiosity Mr.. DOyley Carte
will fill his mana gerial pocket with Yankee ducats.
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Tue people of Lakeview, Oregon, offer 81 200 re.
ward, and the County Commissioners supplement it
with $1,000 more, for the arrest and conviction Of
the persons who acted with the mob at Linkville
that killed Sheriff Lewis. That is business, and the
community that is in such earnest shows itself to be
law-abiding
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-18

A MAN in this vicinity last week tied his wife to
post in the open air, beat her cruelty and then
threw buckets Of water over her. When the fellow
brought to the bar Of justice the woman refused
TO prosecute him, Swing he did hurt her Verify
woman is long suffering and full of forgiveness.
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DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills curc all
cases OF Seminal Weakness Loss of VIgor, Nocturnal
Emissions Impotency, Nervous and Physical Debil-
ty and ali that class of complaints arising from Ex
cess Indiscretlon or Abuse. The old find in this
remedy fountain Of youth, and the young cafe
guard and protection DIR. LA MARS SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debilitated from
whatever cause, to their pristine vigor. Price,
g 80 per bottle Sent C. 0. D., by express, to any
address, secure from observation. Address all or
iers to A MCBoYLE s. CO., Druggists, Postoftice
Box 1852, San Francisco. i13-3p6m
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Tue cou"ier-Jot1nal knows of forty.four cases
where people who smoked after going to bed awoke
in brighter land We know of lightweight who
didn't smoke, who went TO bed and never awoke.
The balance of gain is on the smokers side, for we
cannot vouch for the climate of the land where our
lot went.
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LUNGS convulsed by cough can be soothed
with Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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j Il. H..
PROGRAMME:
l. Overture to the opera Of Martha . .Fiotow)
By the Orchestra.
2. CAS- it fell upon Day "..........( bloomington
Full Chorus.
g. Duet for Soprano and Contralto, al
feel thy angel spirit" .(Hofman)
Mrs. Rademacher and Mrs Cooley
l. Male Quartet-"The Chivalry OF Labor"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...( Emerson)
Messrs. Parker, Donaldson, Rademacher and
Baillargeon.
s. 90 Hank Hark Each Spartan Hound !" Bishop
Full Chorus.
G. Bolero for Soprano" The Mountain Maid
Mrs NJ. A Rademacher.
I. "Great Apollo, Strike the Lyre". (Webbe)
Full Chorus.
s. Bass song-"The Heart Bowed Down."
from the opera OF the "B heman Girl" (Balfe)
Mr. j. A. Baillargeon.
o. d" The Fairy Tales Waltzes". .(Fau,t)
By the Orchestra.
10. "Song Of the Lark "............ (Mendesshon)
Full Chorus, without accompaniment.
IL. Quartet, with Prelude Of Horns" Wake
to the Hunting 49,: ;.(SmarD
Mrs. Rademacher, Mrs Cooley, Messrs Parker
and Baillargeon.
u. Baritone Song" The Sailor Boy peters,
Mr. S. Rademacher.
Is. Daughter Of Error" ................ Bishop
Full Chorus with Soprano Obligsto.
IA. Song for Contralto-The Magnetic Waltz
Mrs. G. W. Cooley
Is. Plantation Song" Rocking on the Bows of
By Double Male Quartet-Messrs. Parker,
Vandercook Donaldson, Kiefer, Rademacher,
Genshlea Abbott and Decker.
16. Happy and Light From the Bohemian
Girl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lbalfe)
Full Chorus.
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CHINESE laborers in the wooden mills at Stockton
have been discharged and girls employed in their
places
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A Word of warning.-TO protect the
public, and prevent them from being imposed upor
by the worthless counterfeits and limitations OF ou
MURRAY 4 LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER, W,
have prepared paper in which the words "LANMAN
leaf of the little pamphlet is held up to the light
and whenever Florida Water is offered fer salt
wrapped in a pamphlet that does not have thi
watermark or stamp in it, then it is counterfeit, AM
should be rejected. alS-1t
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IF you are almost worn out, don't give up,
but take Kidney-Wort, and it will give you
new lite.
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II you want Furnished or Unfurnished
Rooms, go to the best house in the city, Cunie
Building Eighth and streets; kept first class in
every respect. MRS. GRICE, Propretress. m15-u
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LECTURE AND CONCERT

NOR THE BENEFIT or THE SACRAMENTO
Protestant Orphan Asylum, TO be given at the
CONGREGATIONAL CHI RICH, FRIDAY EVEN
ING, APRIL q, 1852. Lecture by GOV. GEORGE
c. PERKINS. Concert by best local talent
Admission, FIny Cenfs. alta:
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!fIce.-GreaiCreYIcc Minins


Delinquent NotIce.-GreaiC reyicc Mining
Company. Principal place of business, Sacramento
city. There is delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account Of assessment levied
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
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CHAELENGE.

ACRAMENTo, APRIL II, 1881 HEREBY
= challenge GEoRGE REUTER- to shoot me a
Match at Pigeons, the match to be at Fifty Single
Birds 26 yards rise for 500 side, the match to
take place at any time after the end of the present
month IalS-lt'l JAMES PARROT.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Balmy od0rs from Spice Islands,
Waited by the tropic breeze,
S0ZODONT in healthful fragrance
Cannot be surpassed by these.
Teeth il whitens, purites
You will use it ii you're wise. ais 3tTuThS
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NEW YORK,

sg We have been appointed agents for the goods 81
j. B. STETSON Co., of Philadelphia Makers of FINE HATS;
KNOX, of New York, FINE SILK HATS
BURT PACKARDS FINE SHOES;
J. & T. COUSINS New York. LADIES' SHOES;
FISK, CLARK FLAGG Genlemens FURNISHING GOODS.
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Coaching Gloves.

A full variety of Heavy Light and Medium
weight GLOVES, for pleasure driving and for wagon
men and transfers uses. Also, the FINEST
GLOVES in the country for mems street and dress
wear WHIPS of every kind we know of at less
than usual market prices; HORSE BLANKETS
and LINEN COVERS in abundance
A gathering of the extremes in MEMS NECK
WEAR this week. Some very costly kinds other
styles unknown to this market and still other varieties
at remarkably low prices. Beauty, diversity and
abundance
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Full Chorus, Quartets, Duets and Solos, accom-
panied by an Orchestra of Twelve Pieces.
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, ETC., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER, No. sos ST., bet. Fifth and Sixth. m23-1m
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DIED.
Mortality Report.

DIED.
Sacramento, April 17-Calab Arnold, native of
Vermont, rs years.
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Photographs 81 perd0zen.-"Th SImble
Sixpence Better Than the Slow Shillingr II YOU
want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS, at a reasonable price,
go to BEALS' GALLERY, No. AIS street. H. s.
BEALS OPERATOR feg-lm
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Full Chorus.

AT Popular Prices and % cents Box .Shee
at Houghton's Book Store. aplS-1t
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PROGRAMME /:

MISS MARTHA LITTLEFiELD. ............F
j. L. SKINNER. Observation-Disclosures i
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Notwithstanding the expense Of this combination,
no extra charge will be made for reserved seats.
ALI g.
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-7HIRD-
GRAND CONCERT
OF THE sEgIES.
OF THE sEgIEs.

Theater, Wednesday Evening, April 10 h
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-.T.C..E:ss !!
Capital Ice and Coal Co.

OFFICE AND DEror:
Third street, bet. j and Ii, sacramento.
aI5.SDtf
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FACTS AND FIGURES.


The statement is made that the
enormous sum of S202. 600. 900 is invest
ed In the submarine cables of the world,
supposed to aggregate $4,000 miles in
length.
The Isle of Man census shows that
on April the population numbered
%, 492-a decrease, as compared with
1871, of $50. The number of summer
and autumn visitors during 1871 was
about as. 600; last year the number was
about 100. 900.
The new Pension Office will be one
of the most splendid buildings in Wash
ington. with q frontage of 400 and depth
of 200 feet, the height of the main corridor
being seventy-five feet 1t will have
l66,OO0 square feet of flooring and
space for 1900 clerks. Congress
enacted that the cost was not to ex-
coed $500, 900.
The railroad from Roumelia north
ward carried in its last fiscal year thou
sands of tons of essence of roses, valued
at about $500, 600. On another Turkish
line Apgora goat hair and meerschaum
are important items. The number of
passengers on the Roumelia line (501
miles) beyond the city line (13} miles).
was but one seventh of the whole num-
Der. which was 971, 1876.
The coal product for the Schuylkill
region for the week ended November
rs was IT'S. $50 tons, as against 178, 481
tons for the week previous, and 154. 76S
tons for the corresponding week of last
year. The total product for the week
was 681,71 tons. against COG, 1875 tons
| for the same week of last year-an in
crease of Is. SIC tons. The product for
the year so far is &c. 282, 637 tons,
against "a, 1895, IA tons for the cores
ponding period of lastyear-an increase
of 997, 493 tons.
From the official report of the Ital-
ian census, taken on the last day of the
year 1881, it appears that the total pop
ulation of the peninsula is %, 452, 639.
an increase since 1871 of 1851, 485
while in that period, it is estimated
further. that fully $50, 600 Italians have
emigrated. The edu ational exhibit oil
these re- urns is interesting because sc
encouraging. Thus, the number of per-
sons who could not read or write in 1871
was AZ per cent. of men and AZ of WON
en-proportions of which. in the case OF
men. have decreased IL per cent. and
of women IL. The greatest improve
ment is found between the ages of &c
and %.
The streets of Paris are lighted BY
43.OS9 gas lamps and 429 lamps which
burn petroleum and COLA oil. There
are in addition $4,000 Jets of gas in the
buildings which belong 10 the munich
pality, and the total cost of lighting
them is estimated for the year at E26O.
600. An ordinary gas lamp burn.
about six gallons of gas per hour, an.
the cost for year.- supposing the gas tc
be burning for about ten hours every
night. is almost exactly guineas. The
petroleum and oil lamps cost about 81
per cent. more. The gas company EN-
p oys seventy-six men in looking after
the lamps and the mains. many of then
being to off to inspect the meters anc
the pipes in private houses. and see thai
there is no escape. The lighting pow
er of the gas supplied by the company
is tested every evening in eleven labora
tories situated in different parts of tn,
| oitv
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Embarrassed.

Mrs. Macchetta blanche Roosevelt
Tucker) relates an embarrass ng exper-
fence that she had in an interview with
Mr.. Longfellow. The poet in converse
ton with her Cat his home and in the
presence Of his family had said. refer
ring to certain specimens of absurd cur
rent rhymes:
81 often wonder how such things ever
come to be printed but he added with
his usual Justice: my failure to appre-
ciate it is, however, no sign that rea-
son does not exist for writing it. Many
persons in this world may like and ad-
mire what l could not give second
thought to-"
Yes" replied Mrs. Macchetta.
"there is no accounting for the rubbish
that will find its way to publicity; the
authors are never known, and perhaps
it is as WELL l can at present only call
to mind one instance, under the head of
poetry, which runs as follows: Or
stopped (says the LADY, with an in.
quiring look arornd, as if retracting any
idea of repeating it; but an earnest
Pray 90 on" in which the Frofes-
sor' voice was uppermost. insisted on
hearing the aforesaid "rubb sh;" so
cleared my throat, and proceeded:
There was a little durl.
And she had a little turl
That hung in the middle OF her forehead;
When she was doOd.
She was very dOOd indeed.
But when she was bad she was horrid."
Imagine my confusion when the poet
raised his eyes, and with a faint smile,
said:
why, those are my words, are they
not, Anniep" turning to his youngest
daughter. who at that moment was
gracefully stepping out upon the terrace
through the low window. and. curiou;
to say, was humming to herself the
very same rhyme 1 had just character
lied as rubbish.
.Why, of course, papa" said Annie
| laughingly, 80 that comes in your nursery
collection. Don't you remember wher
Edith was little girl and didn't want
to have her hair curled. you took hel
up in your arms. and shaking your
| finger at her, commenced: There wa:
little girl, etc.. -
The poet laughed, they all laughed
and /, in spite of my discontinue, haC
to join in the general merriment. Bu
/ could not forget my awkward position
To have declared to a gentleman's fact
an opinion which at best could have lit
tie real value, and that opinion any
thing but tlattefing, tried me sorely.
The poet was too good-natured to say
ANYTHING: but it was impossible not t.
laugh. 1t was one of those coincidence
that occur when least expected. Ye
rarely does one get come up with il
such cruelty matter-of-fact way, ane
|. my self-esteem dropped lower and lowe
till it was lost in humiliation LOTlgfel
LOUIS Home Life.
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Man-Hunting In Siberia.

Sorry, indeed. even when death does
not come to put an end 10 his existence.
is the OF OF the convict who has sue
ceeded in escaping from the mines of
Eastern Siberia. Without resources Of
any kind, he must beg or rob his way
back to Russia. The alternative of
seeking employment is one which often
has d sastrous consequences. The con-
Wet OF the lowest type regards the ST.
berian colonist as an inferior, and has a
saying which describes him as .'blind
for three days alter birth" But the
colonist has his revenge. He works the
supercilious cow ct like beast of bur-
den, and gives him as little rest and as
little fool as possible. When wages
are demanded the colonist has an origi-
nal way OF satisfying his laborer. The
money is pa d without demur, but be-
fore the convict can get clear, he falls
dead, killed by bullet from the gun OF
his cruel employer This method OF
payment is some lines carried out on q
large scale. 1t is adopted in the case
OF vagabond laborers who, having fin
ished their autumn work in the fields
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Dakota into the sisterhood Of States
II may be true, as our conbemPor-
arv claims. that Dakota has larger
nopulstion than Delaware or Nevada
But we do not think Nevada Is
fortunate illustration for political pur-
poses. and when we consider that the
piemy of the Union in area Is taken Tor
a comparison with a political dlVlslon'
that in the number of square miles ranks
next to California, which. in turn, Is
next to Texas, we can hardly acknowl-
edge the comparison to be logical or
lust. Delaware has the compactness
that justifies her Statehood. Could
Dakota's population be compressed into
a territory the size of Delaware, its
claims would actually be better than
now, though in the admission OF new
States, no such dwarfish territorial pro-
portions have been allowed. It would
be much better to divide Dakota into
two territories than to make it one
State, for a division will have 10 come
at some not remote time in the future,
and it can be accomplished better now
than when the Government becomes
more complex. The political complex
ion of the General Government at the
time a territory is admitted. determines
that of its first Congressional delegation.
Hence it is to be used as a recruiting
field for the party rather than granted
the standing of free and independent
State on its own merits. The Journal is
so frank in the matter that it evidently
does not regard pushing States for po-
litical purposes as a very great sin, and
perhaps it is not the worst, but to make
that a leading motive. as it appears to
be in this instance, doesn't take us by
many milestones toward the millennium.
Boston Statesman.