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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Bishop TItcomb, Anglican missionary
bishop of Rangoon, Burmah, has been
compelled to resign by reason of 4 chronic
spinal weakness, caused by an accident
last year In the Kasan Mountains, in
Burmah.
The Rev. Thaddeus Salters, the first
oolored man ever admitted to the ministry
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church in
South Carolina, was ordained recently as
priest IN st. Marks Church, Charleston,
by Bishop Howe.
The pulpit-desk used for many years by
the late DR.. Leonard Bacon in the Centre
Church, New Haven, was sent TO Homo
lulu when the church was repaired, few
years ago. and is now in use there IN Ka-
waiahso Church.
Dr.. Thomas, whose trial and expulsion
from the Methodist Church for alleged
heretical teachings recently attracted
much attention, is mentioned as a possible
successor to Mr.. Min, as pastor of Unity
Church, Chicago.
a memorial chapel is to be built in Col.
Wyn Bay, Wales, in commemoration of
William Morley Punshor, d. d. The pull
PIT is to be o. Italian marble, and it is to
be presented by Wesleyan ministers. The
chapel will cost $4,000
Archdeacon Macdonald, OF the Canadian
Episcopal Church, has Z field of work on
the conhaes OF the Arctic Circle, and ex-
tending over about 20 degrees of longitude.
ABOUT l,ooo natives have been baptized,
and more than 100 are communicate.
The Rev. Edward Judson has baptized
thlrty believers and received twenty more
by letter since he commenced his work in
New York. The congregation now fills the
house, the attendance 70 the Sunday school
and prayer meeting has nearly doubled, and
the enterprise appears very hopeful.
Inc new Doorkeeper of the House of
Representatives at Washington, Waiter
Brownlow, the son of Parson Brownlow. is
total abstinence man, and has issued an
order to the effect that any man in his en-
pioy who enters saloon, or drinks drop
of Intoxicating liquor, will be dismissed
therefor.
4 fine marble bust of the late Rev. DIR.
Jeter, the eminent Southern Baptist divine.
has just been finished, and viii be placed
IL Jeter Memorial Hall, Richmond Col.
lege, Virginia. The sculptor, Mr.. Valen.
tine, is now at work on u statue of John
Z. Breckenridge, which is to be cast In
bronze, eight feet in hight, for the Breck-
inridge Association of Lexington. KY.
Leopold Won Ranke, the eminent Ger
man historian, who was born in 1895, and
is now therefore getting oE TO his ninetieth
year, on February 18th celebrated in Der.
lin the tiitieth anniversary of his member
ship of the Academy of Sciences, with
various manifestations OF sympathy and
honor. BY command of the Emperor the
Minister of Public Worship waited on the
aged but still vigorous professor, and nu-
merous other compliments of the kind
poured in. A deputation from the Acade.
nay of Sciences also waited on him with
the congratulations OF that learned body.
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SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

The number of the known members OF
the small planets is now 225. Palisa, OF
Vienna, discovered the last one on April
I9sh..
The specific gravity of liquid steel has
been ascertained by Herr Alexjeff to De
sos, and therefore greater than that of
solid steel.
At the end OF the first year DIR. Sozinks.
ky says that on an average a child
should be thirty inches high and should
weigh twenty-five pounds.
MN. Grehant and Quinquand have de.
termined by series of interesting expert
ments that the total weight Of blood in the
system of a live mammal is between one
twelfth and one-thirteenth of the body
weight.
A new explosive is reported to have been
invented by a Viennese engineer. 1t con.
tains neither sulphuric acid, nitric acid,
nor nitro-glyeerine. Its manufacture is
simple and without danger, and it preserves
its qualities in the coolest and hottest
weather. It can be made at forty per cent.
less cost than gunpowder.
Milk, when heated in closed vessels
to a temperature of 70 degrees Cent?
grade, remains sweet for ninety. six
hours. If the vessel is opened sour.
ness occure after forty.eight hours. II
the milk is heated in the open air it re.
mains sweet only twenty four hours. A
temperature of between so and co. does
not alter the taste of milk, and if it be
curdled at this temperature the curd is
hocculent.
The Albert Medal of the Society of Arts,
instituted in 1862, and awarded annually
for distinguished merit for promoting
arts, manufactures or commerce, has been
awarded for the present year to M. Pasteur
for " his researches in connection with fer.
mentation, the preservation of wines, and
the propagation Of zymotic diseases in elk.
worms and domestic animals, whereby the
arts of wine making, Reproduction and
agriculture have been greatly benefited"
After cruise of few months in the
South Pacific French man-afwar wa,
found to have specimens of living coral,
growing upon her hull The interestint
discovery has thrown some light on In.
question of the rapidity of growth of cor
ala. The evidence tends to show that th.
vessel on passing reef Of the Gambler
Islands, against which she rubbed, bat
picked up young fungia, which adhered
to the sheathing and grew to q diameter O
nine inches and weight Of two and one
half pounds In nine weeks.
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BEAUrY's PRAYER.

Round great Joye his lightning shone,
Rolled the universe before him,
Stars, Tor gems, lit mp his throne,
Clouds, for banners, tioated DER him.
With hor tresses all united,
Touched with CLEANS of golden glory,
Beauty came, and blushed, and sighed,
While she told her piteous story.
"Hear oh, Jupiter thy child:
Right my wrong, il thou dost love me
Beast and bird, aud savage wild,
All are placed in power above me.
" Each his weapon thou hast given.
Each the strength and skin to Weld H.:
Why bestow, Supreme in heaven
Bloom on me with naught to shield It
ia Even the rose-the Wild wood rose,
Fair aud frail as |, thy daughter,
Safely Yields to soft repose,
With her Iifeguard thsrns about her."
As she spake in music Wild,
Tears within her bluei syes giistened
Yet her red lip dimplin5 smiled,
For the god benlgnly Istened.
"ohiid Of Heaven y he Kindly said,
Try sie weapons Nat IRE gave thee;
And II danger near thee tread,
Proudly trust to them.t to save thee.
Lance and talon, thort and spear
Though art armed witt triple power,
In that blush, and smile, aad tear
Fearless go. my fragile flower
" Yet dost thou, with all thy charms,
stu for something more bescech me p
Skill 70 use thy magic arms
Ask Of L0ve-and Low will teach thee %
Mrs. Frances 5 OFgood
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that no woman can be lady who does her
own work, and putting her belief into prsc.
tice, she resolutely refuses to employ her
self about the house. This is the opinion
of many women, and can it be wondered at
il these make a servant feel her position ,
would respectfully suggest to that minis.
ter's wife that many of the families contri.
buting to the support of her husband keep
no servant, ami the expression of her opin.
Ion may echo strangely in their ears, well.
founded though it be in her own mind.
Doubtless it was said in kindness, and with
an honest desire to elevate ali such TO their
true sphere, but to be above the kitchen il
not always the proof lady. Not having
space to finish the subject of women's en-.
pigments in the city, must be content to
conclude in another letter. l will there.
fore at this date close with
AN INCIDENT
In which | am almost tempted to give the
name of the young woman, who, though a
lady, pluckily became a servant. One
afternoon went to a wedding, and the
other guests were all strangers to me.
was charmed with the appearance of a
JoonS iouyf eaii, UidCA-cEcuy VI sell pos
sessed, pleasing manner and just as pretty
as she could be. Her dress was half.
mourning, and had an unmistakable, home
made air. l inquired who she was of the
hostess and received the following infor.
nation Her name was ---, and she
was 20 years of age The young couple
just married were members of literary
and dancing club of the Western Addition,
and this young lady was also member.
On account of her beauty and attractive
ways she was called "the belle of the
Western Addition" Some months before
it had become necessary for her to make
her own living, and as her only preparation
for such an emergency had been the house.
work at home, she bravely replied to an
advertisement, and was accepted as SER
want in the family of - But the
mistress was worthy of the maid. Though
the cook and all the rest of it, the latter
was still allowed to be lady. The gentle
man who called upon her were not ushered
to the basement, and she retained her
social position, both within and without
the house. 1t was an isolated case, both
of parlor and kitchen, and the young lady
was by.and-by married from the house
accompanied by the best wishes of all.
KATE HEATH.
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AMMONIA FROM ITS ELEMENTS. -Numer-
GUS methods have been devised to utilize
the atmospheric nitrogen for making am
monia. The latest of these ia . French
process in which metallic zinc is employed
to furnish the elements, titanic iron to
effect their union. Melted zinc falling into
water sets free the hydrogen, falling
through the air it liberates nitrogen. OXIDE
of zinc being formed in both cases. The
nitrogen is passed over titanized spongv
iron, and is absorbed by it. When the hy.
drcgen is passed through the retorts con.
tanning this spongy iron it releases the
nitrogen from the titanium and combines
with it to form ammonia. The oxide Of
ENC Is reduced in retorts with carbon. and
carbonic oxide is set free, which needs only
to be burned in order to convert it into
carbonic acid, which is then allowed to
combine with the newly.formed ammonia
to form carbonate. Or, platinized pun.
ice or charcoal is substituted for the spongy
IRON, and the gases made to act upon
IL under ten to fifteen atmespheres OF
pressure.
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Our New BABY.-The axiom that a
baby is perpetual welI-spring of Joy in
the house may be disputed by crusty old
bachelors or disappointed maidens OF un.
certain age but the marriage portion of
humanity are almost unanimous in the
assertion of its truth, aud the further de-
claration that no house is complete without
one OF the little darlings. Our bright.eyed
little fellow does not look TO us as II be
was one Of the fretful or squaliing. variety.
but looks at us with that mild Keyed wonder
which manifests infant astonishment az
the new world in which he finds himself.
There is SO much to see and try to compre-
bend that poor baby is quito bewiidered at
first; but it will all come in time, snd
though the requirement of knowledge by
experiences is not always pleasant process,
it is individually q certain one. Let US
hope that our little one will find the path
rosy rather than thorny, and escape the
hard knocks and bitter experience that fall
to the lot Of some human creatures.
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a RARE BARGAIN,

EoR HOTEL MEN.-A = FIRSTCLASS ~
IL HOTEL, having a good business of III:
trsnslen, . customers. is offered FOR SALE III
NEhf Che and Upon easy terms Il Is a
newly furnished throughout with all modern con-
veniences and in excellent condition Is pleasantly
located IN the foothills, upon the Central Pacific
Railroad, within short ride from Sacramento and
San Francisco. and in the best climate for ny.I;5s
IN the State. Apply TO FRED. D. GRIFFiTHs -
LINDLEY cos, Sacramento, Cal je2a-lntf
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FARM FOR SALE.

Noh ssLt-loo ACRES OF EXCELLENT A
p farming and garden land situated in -
aeer county, four miles southeast Of New
tstie There are on the place commodious. hars
nnished house, fruit-house well of excellent
water, plenty OF timber, acres of orchard acres
OF vineyard, all varieties OF berries e.c Title per
feet For particulars inquire Of BERRY MITcHEII,.
Newcastle ives-Inas
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FOR SALE.

q 10n ACRES OF LAND, LYING FIvEssss
os W. miles east Of Marysville 2OooS=sN
acres thereof inclos,d and under cultivation. --A~
the remainder growing up in young timber good
house barns, orchards, etc. The well has the finest
drinking water ia the valley. II not wanted for
farming, Il Is one OF the best stock ranches In the
county, and will be sold cheap enough to Justify ITS
use for stock only. Possession given Sepfember i
1889 For further information inquire of the Sscra'
msnto Bank, Sacramento, California. iy9s-ISa
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WfNpEI KERTY
BAND NOTICE.

YHE FIRST ARTILLERY REGIMEETAL BAND
II gives notice that these we'll known musicians
have united with it !: E. s. Grant, fat clarionet
Joseph Beebe, baritone William Flanagan, fat
claronet. and L. d. Jones, the latter, with Henry
HOPPE, acting as business managers. The band viii
be the most completely organized Of any in the inte
rior for the coming music season
aul2-2t O. W. BRAGG, Acting Leader
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VALIsBLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,

yTyHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR ,
i sale his well known Brewery, estab- ISI8
iished at North San Juan. Cal. Situated x$&
the great mining region OF California Ests6
lished IN 1855, and supplying large section of coun
try Complete In every detail for the manufaetI,ra
OF good article of Beer. large spring supplies
the brewery with cool water. With the properly
will be sold the good will Of the business wagons
horses and everything necessary to carry ON first
class business Also residence and the title to eight
acres Of land almost entirely under cultivation All
persons desiring such property, address G. W.
hoch' north san Juan, or inquire on the premises
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VNHIS HOME FOR THE SICK 4 z>x
IL has been established for in ~ EhsSA- Il
valids Of both sexes who de- ~ ssEssssszA
sire private accommodations and ~
nursing, and where the orders Of
their swn physicians will be faithfully executed It's
location is high and very healthy Prices for Day
Board. intending Day Nursing, are 81 50 day
Full Night Nurse 81 80 extra
fY For Rooms, apply to the proprietress, MRS
L. SPILLNER, who refers, by permission, TO Drs.
Iyrreil, Simmons, Cluness, Nelson, Gardner and
ORA w. A. and W. E. Briggs aus4p1m.
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Germania Building and Loan

NyHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE FIRST SERIES
III of the Germania Building and Loan Associa-
ton are hereby notified TO meet at the Office No.
1905 Fourth street, on MONDAY, August 18th, be.
tween the hours OF 20 P. n, 10 surrender their
stock and receive the full value Thereof
c. wElSEL, President.
Il. J. GOETHE. Secretary. aull-st
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FOR SALE.

FSNHE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION
4 49, township II north, range east situated
At Rocklin, Placer county. p miles from Sacramento
CITY, on which are two Granite Quarries; situated
alongside the c. 2. r. track. J. H. SULLIVAN.
Real Estate and Insurance Agent 33i street. Sac.
ramsnto. Cal. auitS
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HoRsYogp's ACID PHOSPHATE acts as food
for an exhausted brain,
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.

OhN lbaNClOOO OAhUNs
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Baker & Hamilion-Importers of Agricultural
Implements and Hardware Agents Of the Benicia
Agr'l Works. Junction Market, Pine and Davis sts
George A. Davis Il o.-Manufacturers' Agents,
327 and 329 Market street.
ARTISTS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Photographer. No. 70
Montgomery street. Established in 1851.
BETTING, HOSE, ETC.
n. N. Cook-Manusacture Of Leather Betting,
Hose, Lacing, Bullion Bags ETC., southwest corner
Market and Fremont streets.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Pacific Business College and Telegraphic
Insttute-(Life Scholarship, for flu Business
Course, s7o) W. E. Chamberlain, Jr, and T. A.
Robinson, Proprietors, No. $40 Post street, oppo.
site Union Square, 8. F., Cal. Send Tor Circulars.
SAAEA41S6o EISO w hA1ONSs
studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Core
poeitory, 81 Market street. A. H. Isharn, Manager
CARPETS, oILcLoTHs, ETC.
Frank G. Acknowledgements and Dealer, Nos
62s to 634 Clay street, San Francisco.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
Justin Gatcs.-Pioneer Druggist, removed 70 722
Montgomery st., s. F. Country orders solicited
EDUCATIONAL.
Drawing and Assaying q Post St A. Van der Eaillen
hats.
c. Hermann 4 Co.-Manufactursrs and I'm.
porteB. No. 1856 Kearny st near Pine. The finest
hats at the lowest prices. Factory: II Belden st.
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC.
Iron aud Steel Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Company, and
Southington Cutlery Co. Ncs 12o and 12z Front
street, and Nos. III and 119 California street
Marcus q. Havley d Co.-Importers OF Hard
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos. S01, 500.
BOO, sg7 and 500 Market street, Ssn Francisco
RESTAURANTS.
swain's Family Bakery and Dining
Saloon-Eo. ESQ Market street. Wedding cakes
Ice cream, oysters, jeles etc.. constantly on hand.
Families supplied.
RUBBER AND OIL GOODS.
The Gufta Percha and Rubber Mannfact-
uring Compauy-Manufactu OF Rubber Goods
OF every description. Patentees Of the celebrated
Maltese Gross Brand Carbolized Hose. Corner
First and Market streets. J. W. Taylor, Manager.
STATIONERS, PRINTERS, ETC.
n. 9. Crocker a Co.-InpoIt.ng and Manut.ct-
2l5, ~ and 80 Bush street. above Sansone.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Taber. Harker a Co.-Importers and Wholesale
Grocers Eos los AID Ito California street.
SACRAMENTO RECORC-uNlOH.
San Francisco ONCE, No. New MontgoD.
cry stree. palace Hotel)-J. Il. Sharpe, Agent
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CHANCE TO MAKE HONEY

NHHE SECOND AND THIRD STORIES OF THE
Arcade building on Second street t.t.aar !
and h, containing over thirty unfu.. n,sbed tns
newy-iinisaed rooms WIN be rente to1etber very
low and on long time. Apply to N. r BRRWER I
CO., No. 10le Second street. DnE w.. " En- :, q
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EoURTTATN
STABLES,
j ST., bet. Tenth and Eleventh,

NNHI5 ESTABLISHMENT HAS RE- -
Il Gently changed hands, and will here Al 1NN
after be conducted as firs.-clsss Livery, 49,
Feed and Sale Stable. 1hirty-fve fine Horses and
tirst-class Rigs Of AL kinds including Hacks, for
hire.
fY STABLES KEPT OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Several good Horses for sale. Also, good new
Eastern Carriages at remarkably low figures.
je1o-4plyr GEO. MCDANIEL, Proprfetor.
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AN REAL ESTATE, AT Low RATE OF IN.
" terest. by PETER BOIL, sss street .mI7 Il
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G. GRIFFiTHS,
PENRYa
GRAHITEWORKS
PEsRYs, CAL,

TIVE BEST VARIETY AND
- Largest QuaTries on the
<e<z--S~eacifc Coast. Polished Granite
Monuments, Tombstones and Tablets made to order
8J Granite Building Stone Cut, Creased
and Polished to order. oil lp6n
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HEALTH RESORTS.
RIDGE HOME,

Twenty.second street, Between q and r,
Three blocks from Terminus OF O-street R. R.
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SACRAMENTO RECORD-uNiON
San Francfsc0 ONCE, No. 8 New MontgoD'
cry stree. palace Hotel-J. q. Sharpe, Agent
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The Gufta Percha and Rubber ManRfact.
uring OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Rubber Goods
Of every description. Patentees Of the celebrated
"MaItese Gross Brand Carbolized Hose. Corner
First and Market streets. J. W. Taylor, Manager
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HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC.
CarOIan, Cory Il Co.-Importers Of Hardware,
Iron aud Steel. Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Company, and
Southington Cutlery Co. Ecs. 12o and 122 Front
street, and Nos. III and 119 California street
Marcus q. aawley d Co.-Importer o. Hard.
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos. 301, 800,
BOO, sg7 and 500 Market street, Ssn Francisco
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s1ruAr1oxs Avn rHE rHEATER
lcOrrcspondencs Of the RECORD Uslos.l

IHEAIER
Pay five and six dollars now in the present
condition of theatricals, nothing. In such
state of affairs is it not wonder that
houae service meets with small favor? A
young girl may command SIS per month,
which is that much clear, and be more her
own mistress than the chop girl, the fac
tory girl, the ballet girl, or the sewing girl.
1t is the degrading title of servant, | sup
pose, which makes Publicity, poor living
and other drudgery preferable, though il
be equally as great. Were the mistress
always what might be wished, perhapa the
maids position might not be given over to
class that have no mind above it. A
lady-and minister's wife at that-says
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G. Hermann Il CO.-Manufactursrs and I'm.
porters No. 1856 kearny st ;, near Pine. The finest
hats at the lowest prices. Factory: II Belden st.
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| STAT1ONERS, PRINTERS, ETC.
| n. o. Croker 4 Co.-Importing and Mauufact
uring Stationers, Printers and LithogTaphers, Nos
| 215, ~ and 30 Bush street, above Sansome.
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fk60I 6Ottk2IN ..
SWANS Family Bakery and Dfnins
Saloon-Eo. e36 Market street. Wedding cakes,
Ice cream, oysters ielies, ETC.. constantly on hand
Families u1fnnlfai
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WHOLESALE GRoCERS.
Taber, Harker a Co.-Importers sud wholesale
arocers Nos. los aad lilo California street.
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TO LET Oh FOR SALR

NOR SALE, VERY CHEAP-oNE OF THE
most desirable corner lots in the CITY: above
the grade, with sidewalks complete. Apply at
Artificial stone Works, on the premises northeast
cor. Tenth and Q sts., to MELLER & SON au9aws
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school OF Civil Engineering, Surveying,
Drawing and Assaying "a Post St A. Van der Eailleu