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CHOPIN.

Thalberg, who was endowed by nature
with upholstered fnger.tips which gave
him such charming touch /; List, whose
wrist was so light in octave playing that
you would have thought in certain mo-
ments the hand would fly off altogether
Rubinstein, whose Kalmuk strength is such
that sometimes people look under the
piano to see whether he did not smash
the keyboard through and come
out with his hand under it-they
all, notwithstanding their undeni-
ably great talent, more or less belong to
the ffect-producing virtuosi, who, with
a fine conception of the great mas.
ters, combine an astonishing execution
and this is Just what the mass of the
people want. They want to be aston.
ished-they crave the excitement of the
moment.
Not so was Chopin. He, whom Schu-
mann, no mean judge, called the boldest
and loftiest poetic spirit of the age, &C.
quired execution, not as his highest aim or
as means of astonishing the natives not
as a race in which to get rid of so many
| hundreds Of notes per minute - but
Chopin studied execution as the painter
studies colors and color.grouping he
studied execution, not to be him
dered when the forid Byzantine
style of his tone. columns rendered
foriture desirable. 1t is his deep-suffer.
ing, poetic soul, singing, expression, poet
ry, that were the chief attractions and
therefore, both in his compositions and
in his playing, his plaintive, original
style formed the special feature and nov.
city.
One thing before all must be conceded to
Chopin-an interesting and decided origin
atty. Whether he was moved by his suf-
ferings politically or physically whether
the persecution of his countrymen, or his
failing strength, was the cause of his
plaintive melodies, they are always at
tractive, always refined, always new.
Chopin, like the man who changed into
gold everything he touched, had the talent
of ennobling the most common forms OF
music, valses, mazurkas, studies, etc. He
had the strength to struggle without being
subjugated by his fate, and he was weak
only in one way, where weakness cannot
be reproach to an artistically gifted be-
ing, who met him with uncommon i'm
pulse, and made him believe, as always
| happens, in the indissoluble eternity of the
| union of two minds. Alas, too soon it
became evident that his too-confiding,
| love-eager soul was doom to disappoint.
ment, which had fatal influence on his
already shattered nerves, and his over.ex.
cited organization.
That hia polished, perhaps at times over.
polished and ornamental playing was essen.
TALLY effective in the salon, and could not
be SO well appreciated in big spaces, he
found out when he gave a concert, crowded
and patronized by the best society. auer
Italians, i. e., in the italian Opera House.
The Embellishments. which have lost all
loud sound, could not be caught by every
ear, and he at once felt that he was not in
that warm sympathetic rapport with the
public which used to make him play the
best. Chopin told Liszs after that concert:
"I ought not to play in public at all that
is your province for where you cannot
charm the public, you can at least astonish
and crush it. p Temple Bar.
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SUMMONS,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SACRA.
- mento-ss. In the Superior Court, in and for
said county. The People Of the State OF California to
PHILANDER S. WOOD, greeting: You are hereby
notified that an action commenced in the
Superior Court OF the county Of Sacramento, State
aforesaid, by filing a complaint in the Clerks
office OF said Court, on the 9th day Of SEPTEMBER
1883 in which action ALMIRA A. WOOD IS plaintiff.
and you are defendant. That the general nature OF
the action, as appears FROM SAID complaint is as
follows To obtain decree Of this Court dissolying
the bonds Of matrimony POW and heretofore exist
ing between plaintiff and defendant on the ground
OF wilful desertion and that the west half of lot
No. Three, in the block between Fl and I and
Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets be al :
Judged to be the sole property of the plaintiff .
all of which is fully set forth in the comnsinf
on file herein, reference to which is hereby
made. And you are hereby directed 10 an.
pear and answer said complaint within zen davs
from the service Of this writ, exclusive of tha
day OF service, If served on you in said comfy
OF Sacramento; and within thirty days, exclusive
OF the day OF service, served elsewhere and Won
are further notified that unless YOU SO appsar and
answer within the time above specified the tIaiptif
Will apply to the Court for the relief deI1anded
In the complaint
In testimony whereof, l. Chas NJ Coglan, Clerk
OF the Court aforesaid do hereunto set my hand
and sfiix the seal of said Court, this 9th day Of
SEPTEMBER, A D. 1888
[sEAIl CHAs. NJ. CoGI.AN. Clerk.
BY W. B. Hamilton. Deputy Clerk
L. .. TAYLOR, Attorney for Plaintiff. s5law2m5
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PROBATE NQTICE.

I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALL
i fornis, county of Sacramento In the matter
Of the Estate Of A. Fl. WARRICK, deceseed No
tice is hereby given that MONDAY, the oath day oi
September, 1888, at 10 o'clock A M. OF said day,
and the Courtroom of said Court at the Courthouse
in the city Of Sacramento, county Of Sacramento,
aud State Of California, have been appointed as the
time and place for proving the Will Of said A. H.
WARRlCS, deceased, and for hearing the applica.
tion Of JOHN 81. SAWYER for the issuance to him
of letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, this
18th day Of September, 1888.
CHAs. NJ CoGLAN, Clerk.
GROVE L. JOHNSON, Attorney for Petitioner and
Estate ola
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SUNDAY EASY CHAIR.
At Evening,

Ono OF the sweet old chapters
After day Ike this
The day brought tears and trouble,
The evening brings no kiss.
No rest in the arms long for
Rest, and refuge, and home;
Grieved, and lonely and weary,
Unto the Book ! come.
One OF the sweet old chapters
The love that blossoms through
His care Of the birds and lilies,
Out in the meadow dew.
His evening lies soft around them;
Their faith is simply TO be.
Oh, hushed by the tender lesson,
Ny God, let me rest in Thee.
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The balsanic healing and soothing proper.
ties of Samaritan Nerrine are something mar.
velous.
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS, ETC.
MARTIN KEsTLER,

MANUFACTURER OF ALL
NI kinds Of Buegies Farm, E-s5gTs5A
Express, Freight, Header and HfH4G
Quartz Wagons constantly on Ads
hand and made to order at lowest rates. All work
warranted. Repairing, et3, done at short notice.
Nos. 1910, 1912 and lol4 Ninth street, between
and X, Sacramento. auI-lptf
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The great distinguishing feature Of Red
ding's Russia Salve is its power to reduce
Inflammation.
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a. MEISTER,
j. E. PARMETgR.

CARRIAGE PAINTER. ALL WORK DONE
~ with Neatness and Dispatch at the Lowest
Prices. No. 922 Eleventh street, between land j..
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the opportunity Of hearing the word, and
sometimes, through the hearing of it, in.
crease their blindness. He delivers his
doctrine to them involved in enigmatical
obscurities, that its only effect may be to
increase their stupidity"
five doctors no end of medicine; no
relief. DIR. Benson's Skin Cure has driven
away all erupticns and I'm nearly well."-
Ida c. Young, Hamilton. Ill.
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BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

YVyHE ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN SUPERIOR
Il MONTE DIABLo COAL, the most economical
st Black Diamond Landing, Centra Costa county,
and at the Office Of the Company, southeast corner
Of Folsom and Spear streets, San Francisco.
P. B. CORNWALL,
VIII President B. D. c. H. Co.
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Excellent coal mines are found at On.
tario, B. c.
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HOPS! HOPS!

ENOR DESIRABLE STORAGE FOR HOPS,
Il apply to LYON d CURTIS, Nos. III to 123
j street. SACRAMENTO. s5-tf
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3. Z. COOPER. Proprietor.
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Bladder and Ropy Sediment in the urine are
symptoms of Secondary Seminal Weakness
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STATE AND COAST NEWS.

Cathsh running from three to II
pounds are abundant in the Sacra-
mento.
A. Lewick committed suicide in
Sacramento by severing an artery in
his arm.
At Olympia $3,667 has been sub
scribed for the purchase of steam
fire engine.
At Tombstone yesterday John Stan
diford murdered cyprian and COM
mitted suicide.
A Chinese leper arrived in Sacra-
mento from San Francisco last week
and disappeared in Chinatown.
CA Reynolds, who shot Pollard,
at Downey City some weeks ago, has
been held for trial without bail.
The Canadian Pacific Navigation
Company talk about building new
wharf at Port Hammond, Victoria.
The English Bay Coast Mine Com
pany of Victoria, has found seam
two feet thick of alberti anthracite.
Joris, on trial at Santa Cruz for the
murder of Clements, sets up the de-
fense that the latter first drew a pis-
tol.
Jim Dudley, convicted of murder
in the second degree, was sentenced
at Shasta to ten years in the State
Prison.
At Carthage, N. M, on Monday, a
teamster named Hodges was shot by
drunken rustler. Hodges leg had
to be amputated.
Bert Wilson, convicted of grand
larceny at Reno, was brought to
Carson yesterday to serve eighteen
months in the State Prison.
The buildings at the race track at
Susanville, the property of E. V.
Spencer, were burned on Monday
night. Loss about $4,000. The fire
incendiaTy.
At Cacheyille, Yolo county, Peter
Peterson was brutally beaten by
Francis Adams. Adams used a soup
bone as weapon and battered
Peterson, who was in bed, in a most
shocking manner.
The examination of John Forster,
Thomas Billings, Ella Amadon and
Lottie Greenleaf, charged with The
murder of Henry G. Amadon Oh the
Gath ultimo, at Los Angeles, is be-
ing conducted in private.
At Central View, in Capay valley,
Yolo county, box nailed upon the
side of tree serves as the post-office
of about 30 families living in that
neighborhood. They pay the propri-
etor of the stage line small salary
for delivering their mail matter and
taking it away.
A woman living on Gold Fat, near
Nevada City, California, announces
her intention of opening barber
shop near the Transcript office. She
claims to understand the business,
and proposes to make it "red hot"
for the male BARRIERS. She will like
ly be well looked after by the wives
of her patrons.
A Mormon settlement in Idaho is
five miles long, extending from Cliff
ton to Oxford. Il is called String
town, and the homesteads are so TAX
en- that the residents are within 300feet
of each other and the farms are mere
strips of land from $50 tie 800 feet in
width. This land was taken up in
this manner to give every settler
frontage on the public road.
Aensley and Elmore, the two re-
manning stage robbers who aided in
killing messenger Collins in Arizona
last August, were captured last Mon
day near Tucson. They were taken
to Florence, where their associates,
Redfield and Tuttle were hanged a
short time since, and their chances
are considered good to follow their
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all the terrible ef-
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youthful follies,an
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years--suchas Loss of Memory, Lsssitude,
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rBEE,, MINTIRsr MNIENPTHIREsrf6HM. KtTSEf cures RE%l al
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DIR. MINTIE'S Dandeli0n pills
are the best and cheapest Dyspepsia, and
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'A'he old IIuIleiu plant.

Grandma's remedy for Group whoop.
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Nothing woull give her any relief until
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Taylor, Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet
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rINRuSTEES SALE.

nv virtue OF the authority conferred
upon me NJ trustee bv "A certain deed OF
trust madc by W. ". Field. II. G. Amber
sun and l.. J.. Knapp, puItncis under the
firm name at Field a company, to secure
the legal holders Of u certain pre- missurv
note made by said Field Il Co., ON The
list day OF september. lSS2, payable ON
the LIST day Ot July, lSNJ, to the order oi
frnno Il Manning. said note being Tor the
sum Of live hundred dollars, which said
must deed l. duly recorded In mortgage
book l.. page 32i and 52G ut the public
records ut Mel rnuun county, I"Xu-, TO
which record reference l. here mate Tor
more particular iniOrmutiOW. !, Felix II.
Robinson, trustee, Will on rursdav the
I'M day OF December, lsSI, In obedience
To- the requirements OF said trust deed
and the Written request ui the lrgh hold
ors OF stid note, OdctHult having been
made in the ptymru, thenutJ, within le-
@I hours ut sale proceed to ,ell to the
highest bidder Tor cash, seventy 'iehi (1S)
head ot ewes and two MrIiuu bucks, aud
also the / lowing described lrncl.O OF hand
IN MClcruau county, TcNis. viz \ part
of the Jose David sanchez four league
grant ~ the sun" 4, described IN "a decd
made by Hunt Il Holland IN ficli 81 Co.,
which deed is duly recorded In hook No.
30. INH'a EOl, ~ anu Sbb bl lNt pune
land records OF McLcnnHn county. Texas.
Reference Is here made Tor more d.
'Hllrd description to said record ! viii
also at the same time aud pl zee scll the
Interest vested in said Field Il company,
10y certain bond Tor titllr made by Hunt
aud llolHnd and j. II. Gidlings 10 sad
Field ~ company Tor l1s - acres Of land
ont oi said Sauchc2 grant. said bond ior
tilllrHpprars 81 record IN book -, pages
40, liO unl lil OF the public land records
al Mel cnnun county, Texas, und reference
u here made to said record irr more lie.
tailed description al SAID As 10 arrr- ui
hand uni the interest to hc sold. viii
make only such title TO the purchaser A.
am authorized To make by the lru-l decd
aforesaid.
sale will hc made At the court hol-,
door In Waco IrNa.. Shr'p purchase
at uuy sale mndr by M Wil b. dplvricd
lo the purchaser At the Ranchco Field q
To.
The !l'd hereby advertised include. nj
the improvements known us the r,ucho f"
Frld a Co.,. and l. hunted about ! I mile
T. nom Waco, IcNn-.
FllK II ltunFr4oS,
lij iUls Trustee
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Mr.. John Napier ard llamp Cater, OF
Hillsbolo, were taking in the tAwn yestet-
day.
Sir. Ferguson, prominent merchant.
OF Troy. came in lay last night Missouri
~ Pacific train,
Mr.. Frank \. Henry Of Oglrshy Cory
ell cuunty-a most worthy Young gentle
man-wa, in this city Yesterday,
Capt. Bob Alexander is in the city,
waiting Tor the rock work to begin ON
the iron supcrsIrucuuc oi the Fifth
Street bridge.
Mrs. Brooks, nee Miss Alpha Gerald,
leaves to-day to Join her husband, Bel
Brooks, at FL pasn. Sue viii accompany
her sister, Miss Florence, rs Tar AS Fort
Worth.
Major Morgan, An Old time knight OF
the quill but now praciiclug hw nj Me
Grngor came in yesterday win lnrg,
party OF McGicgor people. To Ser Mis-
q erald last night.
MIR. Kennedy, representing prominent
New Orleans house, and Who lHs chosen
Waco Tor his headquarters, Was m lh'
city Yesterday. lis estlmthlr WE D.
stopping at Mrs. Mott ON south fIlll
| street.
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Notice 10 Attorneys und Iand
Dealers.

Applicants for abstract exhibits to
titles to land presenting themselves at
this office, will take notice, that after
the 3lst day of October, 1883, the fee
for exhibits will be 81 Tor the first sheet
or fraction OF a sheet, and $3.50 for
each additional or fractional sheet.
No application will be considered
without the fee accompanies the same.
ALBERr CHALMERS,
Compiler McLennau County Abstract
Waco, Tex, Oct %, 1883.
10 % I'm
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The hou>ekecpcr whose head is puzzled
MS to what to get Tor dinner has remedy
Tor that trouble near at hand. Just 90 to
see Miller ~ Dennis who have recently
moved To tie large store. formerly iiar-
rulson's saloon. On Austin street, and
there you lind exactly the articles needed
TO tempt the delicate .,eder or feed The
hungry eater.
Miller II Dennis are young men, nut old
in that wisdom needed In handling
groceries and country produce.