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Professor Dwinelle advocated the adoption Of the
resolution, and Mark Mcdonald opposed it. The
latter thought better results would come from
teaching entomology in the University.
Mr.. Haines favored memorial asking the Legis-
lsture to endow the chronological chair already
tablished at the University and thought the resolu
ton superfuous.
Some objection was made tothe resolution on the
ground that it indefinite, but Mr.. Hatch said it
was only to obtain the sense OF the Convention and
could be followed by other proceedings.
Mr. Mcdonald moved to strike out the words "and
by right demand" but the motion was lost and the
resolution adopted.
committee OF five was appointed to inquire into
the feasibility Of endowiug chair of Entomology in
the State University by voluntary contribution.
report by Dr. Chaplin, State Inspector OF Fruit
Pests and Diseases was read.
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DIED.

Sacramento, November 21-Jennie E. (Clarke) Gar
diner, wife OF Thomas J. Gardiner. (niece Of C..
W. Clarke of this city, and Mrs Green McMahon,
Of Solano county,, native Of New Albany, Ind,
30 years. New Albany, Ind, papers please copy.)
Friends and acqusintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
her late residence corner Fifteenth and streets,
this afternoon at 9 o'cock.l
Sacramento, November GOWN. Fawcett, ST., a
native OF Leeds, So years, S months and 16 days.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, which will take place from
the Ninth-ssreet Baptist Church, this afternoon
at o'clockl
Florin, November binary Ellen Toctell. eldest
daughter Of James Tootel native OF London,
England, Is years, months and IL days
IFriends and acquaintancos respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral. which will take place from
the Changers Hall at Flerin, this Thursday
afternoon At o'clock
Sacramento, November 21--John Brannigan (only
brother of Thomas Brannigan, Of the Lower
Stockton road) native OF County Down, Ire
land, 80 years.
Funeral notice hereafter.J
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Charity ball, Friday evening.
A card from Mr.. Wallace.
Ranch for sale near Woodland.
Billiard table for sale-R E. Lee
Housekeeper wants position.
Petition for the pardon Of George Williams.
For sale-A house at 2100 NJ street.
Millinery store at Elk Grove for sale.
Pocketbook lost
Knight Templar's cross lost.
Eastern cider for sale
Postponed NeaPolitan party
Ancient Order of Foresters, Court Sacramento
o-night
Notice to Depositors Capital Savings Bank
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WOOD CARVERS.

NANCY CABINET, PATTERNS AND BRACKET
work in all its branches by j. $. PARKER,
S26 X street, between Efghth aud Ninth.
This the only place in Sacram ento where designs
in the above class OF wood work is furnished and
work done in the establishment. Give Us call
o26-splm
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San Fran cisco stock sAles.
DAN FRANClsCO. M
aoREIrG SESSION.
ArrERsoos SESSION.

"DR. BKNsoNs Celery and Chamomile
pills for the cure of neuralgia are success"
DR.. G. P. Holman, Christianburg, Va. so
cents at druggists.
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BRIEF NOTES.

The old Pavilion will be sold at auction in
front of the Courthouse at l:3O P. NJ. to-1ay.
G. c.. Jones, of Suffer county, was thrown
from his buggy at Nieolaus yesterday and
had an arm broken.
In consideration Of the Towards charity
ball, the second party of the Nespolitan Club
is postponed until Friday evening, November
30;h.
Ella G. Rendell has been granted divorce
from her husband, Isaiah Rendell, and a.
lowed to resume her maiden name of Ella q.
Bush.
Mrs. D. NJ. Burns received letter yester-
dsy from her husband, who is in Mexico.
He said he had just recovered from an attack
of yellow tever.
A. J. Painter one of the managers of the
street railway, who has been confined to his
room with severe attack of rheumatism, is
able to be on the street again.
Att meeting of Directors of the Germania
Building and Loan Association, held last
evening, w. C. Van Fleet was elected attor-
ney, vice Judge Dunlap, deceased.
On the slate last night were the names of
Mary Reat, for disturbing the peace A. F.
Strshan, for malicious mischief, and two bad
little boys-Jimmy Delaney and Johnny
Daly-for breaking windows.
Galen W. Morrill,, brakeman on freight
train, had foot badly crushed at Lincoln
Tuesday noon. The toes were 80 badly
injured that amputation was necessary. He
was brought to his home in this city.
Application has been filed with the Gov
ernor praying for the pardon of George
Williams, convicted in the Superior Court of
the county of Sacramento on the 26th of
January, 1881, of robbery, upon which con-
viction he was sentenced for term of five
years imprisonment in the State Prison at
Folsom.
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Sacramento November 21-By Rev. Carroll NJ.
Davis, at st. Pauls Church, John A. Gill to Alice
B. Twogood, both of this city. (No cards.)
Sacramento November 2l-By Rev. J. Q. A. Henry,
at the residence OF the brides parents, B. F.
Chandler, Of Quincy, Plumas county, to Mary F.
Moore of this city burlington, Ia, papers please
copy.)
Amanda PRYOR.
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THIS morning the great sale of white blank
cts commences at the Capital Wooden Mills,
$50 J street. This is the greatest and grand.
est opportunity to get good blanket at q
great bargain that the people of Sacramento
ever hSd or ever will have.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-22

THE first questioa one lady will ask another
when they meet now is, what shall buy for
a present? The answer would be easy if they
had seen those fine white silk handkerchief,
gents sizs and extra quality, that the Red
House is selling for so cents piece.
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THOUSANDS saved from death by DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Trial bot
ties free.
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Do NOT say will wait week or SO, but
come to-day and enjoy the benefit we are
certainly giving you on white blankets. You
do not have such an opportunity only once
year. Capital Wooden Mile.
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MARRIED.

To DAY blankets can be had at great bar
gain at Wcolen Mills Depot, S22 J street.
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ALL we have said in these columns are
solid facts, and to-day visit ct our large and
spacious depot will prove conclusively that
we are right on the white blanket question.
Capital Wooden Mills.
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RED twillei flannel, all wool aud extra
heavy good bargain. Price, % cents per
yard. II lle Bros & Co.
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CONE Come Every body come and see
tie bargains offered by US to-day in whife
blankets. Our store is large; we caa Il d
room for all. Capital Wooden Mills.
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Two DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS will buy
pair of ten-quarter white blankets OF excep.
tionally good quality. Complete lines OF
higher and lower priced blankets constantly
on hand. Hale Bros. & Go.
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DwIGHT HoLLIsrER's bouse, at Hollister's
Landing, has been newly painted under the
supervision of l.. ID. Adams; also, Gee.
Green's ia going under the same process.
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HORN.

Amador City, November 1s-wfe of Joseph Pc
razzo, a son.
Holmes Corners, Yolo county, November 1s-wiie
OF W. L. Jacobs, a son.
Yreka, November 13-Wife Of }. Schnsbel, a son.
Susanville, November 1l-Wife OF VIM. Besby, a
son.
Grass Valley, November ls-wife of Deidrich Tiet-
len, daughter
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BLANKETS Blankets Don't pass the sale
OF white blankets to-day at the Wooden Mills.
We want everybody in Sacramento to enjoy
the benefit Of the sale
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ON DECK AGAIN |

Tick LESLIE, RECENTLY oFMFa
IL Fourth and streets, has opened at {ssss3st
se3 X street (CIunie BufldtRg). Hz
neat and coy saloon, which he has christened the
"a c. SALOON, and where bis old friends and
the public find the best of Wines, Liquors and
Cigars. Give MIN call mis- I'm
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Business Advertisements.
Mechanics Store" The Fedora"
Hale Bros & Co.-Dress goods.
Mohr s Yoerk-Sugar. cured hams
Franklin Mills Company -four
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TRIAL OF SALVATORE TRoAI.-The exam
ination of witnesses in the Troai murder case
was resumed at 10 A. NJ. yesterday. In addi-
ton to the counsel spoken of yesterday, At
torney.General Marshal appeared to assist in
the prosecution. During the day three wit
nesses were examined-A. G. VIM, Mrs.
Isabella Gaffney and John Wilson. This is
the third time these witnesses have been
called upon to tell what they know about the
murder of Mrs. Troai, and twice has full
synopsis of their testimony been published in
this paper. Their evidence does not msteri-
ally differ from that heretofore given. The
public have been told all about this murder
Sd often that it il not necessary to review the
case again unless some new testimony is
brought out From the line of prose-
cution marked out by the counsel the
same witnesses that testified at the
examination will be heard in the same
order, and the same facts ELECTED. Counsel
for defense say they have some new witnesses
who will testify to facts that will fasten the
guilt upon Lentini, and prove that Troai's
statements are true. Troai looks better than
he has at any time since his incarceration in
prison. He is in good spirits, chats freely
with his friends, and says he has no fears as
to the ultimate result of the trial.
THE CAPITAL SAVINGS BAEK.-The Capital
Savings Bank of this city closed its doors
about two years ago. They Immediately
made payment to depositors and as fast as
outstanding funds were collected e33dltional
payments were made. TIE Directors of the
bank now give notice that a dividend of
twenty per cent, all that remains due to the
depositors, has been declared, payable upon
application to James n. Porter, the cashier
at the California State Bank. 1t has re-
manned for Sacramento to produce the first
savings bank that has closed its doors and
paid its depositers dollar for dollar.
AUCTION FRIDAY. = The furniture and
household goods of two small residences have
been removed to the salesroom at S01 K street,
and will be sold at public auction at 1890
A. NJ. tomorrow. 1t includes parlor sets,
| bedroom sets, hair mattresses, tables, chairs,
lounges, carpets, crockery and glassware.
INTERCHANGEABLE candidacy of s. W.
Butler for School Director for the Fourth
Ward, which has caused much animated dis
cussion during the past few days, was brought
to close yesterday by Mr.. Butler recognizing
the inevitable and wisely announcing his
withdrawal from the field.
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HUSBANDS should nos fo-get to call and see
the fine bargains in black silks if they wish
TO make present to their wives; rs cents,
s. cents, 81 and 81 % per yard. Red House.
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LADIES Atwood, chest shield undervests,
mediosted. Ask to see them at Underwear
Department, Hale Bros. Il &c.
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The Wooden Mills will this morning com.
mence the sale of what is termed among
manufacturers Seconds in their white
blankets. Seconds means goods that are not
up to the standard in looks. but quality re-
mains the same. The goods will be sold at
about half what full finished article is
worth. Come and get what you need for the
coming cold winter before they are sill gone.
We expect to dispose of the entire lot this
week.
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CPetOnneS.

Eight new patterns just received, in addition to
the large assortment which came last week.
The new patterns are chiefly stripes.
Special attention called to the 20 and 25
cent grades
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-06-23

comes to nothing. Before visiting the
house some person Of influence proposes
the young man to the father or mother as
''fiance'' for the young lady, andif they
accept him, then he is allowed to visit,
and only sees and speaks to his intended
wife in the presence of the entire family
So you see that in every case the Mexi-
cans are obliged to do the bear. 1t re-
quires an immense amount of patience, a
special study of the manner of using the
eyes, and great abnegation to do the
bear as it ought to be done. Patience is
tried by standing for hours in doorway
the eyes must be able to express a great
deal at considerable distance, and abne-
CATION is proved by walking and standing
in the street, in the sun and in the rain,
as the weather is no excuse whatever for
not finding the 1850" at his post. If a
man wants to win the heart of Mexican
beauty he must muster up courage and
go through this routine, as it Is impos-
sible to gain her affections without doing
the bear to her.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-06-23
AN OCEAN SWORDSMAN.

g Starboard!' came from aoft in lusty
tones, and captain sam sprang into ac-
tivity, and with jerk at the wheel sang
out, Where away?'
"Tew p'ints ter lew ard" was the an
swer; and quickly the little vessel fell
away, gathering fresh energy under the
siackened sheet.
We were three days from the Gut of
Canso, and now OF, Boon Island, Maine
Our craft, the Thumbscrew, as Captain
Sam said, rated 4 No. / in York
county, three decks and no bottom, no
odds wanted and none taken"
The Thumbs crew was sword-fsher-
man, long low, and rakish, fast and wet
in rough weather. At some distance the
sharp dorsal fin of a huge fish could be
seen from the deck, cutting the sea and
rushing about in an erratic manner.
. He's takin' last his meal, eff the wind
holds" said Captain sam, with one eye
on the sword fish and the other on the
huff of the main-sail.
The sword-fsh was now moving along
about hundred yards to windward, and
by going .aloft a bird's-eye view was OBJ
tanned of its movements. 1t was nearly
ten feet long, and had charged school of
menhaden, which in the summer months
throng the Gulf of Maine. Now the
t.l, flo nt la H,-;n al
that in turning seemed Il galaxy of sill
very stars cleaning i'll watery sky. As
they masscd in terror, they seemed to
give out flashes of light, moving in cir
cles or in gracefulcurves, suddenly dis
appearing. again leaping into the air in
wild alright, falling back to join the
the ocean before them, but safety nc
where. Once in the fleeing mass, the
swordsman made savage cuts to right
and left, up and down, now leaping half
out the water in tierce and carte, thrust
ing, striking and plunging in savage en-
joyment, while a shower of sinking sill
very DodleS lolu ol the carriage uohe.
Then, lightly turning and showing the
white ventral surface, the great fish deft-
ly picked up the wounded victims and
severed parts occasionally striking them
again with its sword, as if to impart
some of the excitement of the chase to
the more prosaic after play of eating.
Not all the spolls were collected; the liv-
ing game had greater attractions, and,
rising, the great dorsal fin was soon cut
ing the water in pursuit, startling the
white winged gulls that in eager expec-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-06-23
COURTSHIP IN MEXICO.

The part man plays in courtsh;P in
Mexico is called "doing the bear" which
is translation of "hacer ell oso.' 1t is
quite common expression in Mexico to
say, II am doing the bear to Miss So
and-so," or for the girl to say, THAT
young man is doing the bear to me-"
lIacer ell ESQ consists i'll passing up
and down the street where the object of
the gentleman admiration resides be-
tween the hours of five and eight o'clock
every afternoon, with his eyes fixed on
tie balcony, where she is standing, if she
wishes to encourage him or some other
1850" He can pass on foot or on horse
back, but the latter position is more eff
fective, as he is nearer the balcony, and
looking up from under the wide brim of
his Mexican hat is very impressive. Then
he goes to the same church and the same
mass as she does and looks at her all the
time she is praying, and he ought to do
the same If he sees her in the theatre
he never takes his eyes from her face,
and is utterly regardless of all that is
going on on the stage. He follows her
also on horseback to the public drive, or
Mexican Central Park, glancing at her
from under his "sombrero jarano." He
walks after her in the street when she
goes out shopping accompanied by some
elderly lady; in fact, he follows her every
where, without ever speaking to her, I'M
less he happens to dance with her in
ball room. If he receives great amount
of encouragement, then he passes up and
down the street where she lives, not only
in the afternoon, but at other hours of
the day, and stands for an unusual
length of time in a doorway on the oppo-
site side of the street making signs to
her with his handkerchief and with the
smoke of his cigar. In Mexico, Joined
to the language of flowers and of the fan
there is also a language of the handker
chief and of the cigar.
When he finds he cannot express all he
wants to say to her with these signs then
he writes TO her. and when it is quite
dark he throws his notes on the balcony
tied to a small bouquet so they may fall
well at the feet of his lady-love, or he
pays some servant girl to act the part of
Mercury, and in that way sends and re-
ceives letters. This epistolary courtship
sometimes lasts for years, and very often
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PRICES ARE REDUCED.

his small list represents nearly five thousand SUI; q
Clothing. If We told the whole story would nee, L g.:
whole newspaper.
Twenty-Five years Oak Hall has been serving the l..1i .
and in all that time has never offered stronger ini
for trade than this.
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How to Exterminate Sorrell

Many farmers are greatly troubled
with growth of sorrel upon their lands,
which is an indication of neglect and ex,
hausted fertility. The weed, however,
appears upon land in good filth in sea-
sons when extreme drought prevails, OIL
upon silicious dry ridges. The best way
to exterminate the pest is to SOW bone
dust mixed with ashes and plaster. One
barrel of raw bone dust, with two of
ashes and half a barrel of plaster will
serve to drive out the sorrel on quarter
of an acre of ground, if applied after
deep blowing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-06-23
PETER COOPER

To All Whom It May Cont ern.
TII1S is to give notice. that all past
Il due Notes held by me- and all Book Accounts
OF Six months standing. and not settled or be
fore February LIST, 1883. will be placed ir he hands
OF an officer Tor collection
7. G. STRICkl AND.
ElktOn. Dec. %, 1sS3-il
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-06-23

OK Hall is m, gra,t retail Clothing IIous:--lhe
greatest q. It's Ind in Ii. country. Our Clothing made
upon honor. We would k: than fools expect
b"Id ana Bod BUSINESS upon ohcr than honest goods the
least price. Ne neither hold nor bay remains whole
sale stocks off retail 1lt make every garment to sell
direct tie crr under o,r ,ast-;ron nuarlnec bond
OF good tain original with and perfectly we'll known to
cAcrNhn.A in tila Al.nit.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-06-23
How to Avoid Drunkenness.

Forbid Intoxicating nostrums and use
Parkers Ginger Tonic in your family.
This delicious remedy never intoxicates,
is true blood and brain food, and aiding
all the vital functions never fails to in
vigorate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-06-23
no PRICES REDUCED.

We arc no. Advertising ice prices, but We are in
position to offer the best bargains in Spring Clothing of every
sort and upon many item ~" graz bargains. vcry
trll, all OF
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-11-10
Notice for Publication.

Oct. Sd, 1888. (
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Clerk of Cheboygan county
at Cheboygan, Mich, on November 21st, 1883,
viz: Albert Poland, for the W FIR u sec 0, : "a
n,r2e.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz:
George Kidd, of Shaw o, John Belanger, of
NJ . Smith, OF Shaw po.
'lll ADAM E. BLOOM,
13oct5t Register.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-11-10
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT REED CITY, MICH. ,
Oct. End, 1883. (
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his i'm
tention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the County Clerk of Cheboygan county, at Che
Carl Shenk, II. T. No. 1886, for the X Sc u
see. II I 3S n, raw.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
Charles Walter, of Freedom. Frank Krause,
OF Freedom. William shaffer, of Freedom.
John Mcdonald, of Freedom.
EDWARD STEVENSON, Register.
6Oct6t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-11-10
RuckIsn's Arnica Salve.

The greatest medical wonder OF the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts. Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, ChllDlalns;,
Corns, letter, Chapped Hands, and all
skin eruptions, guaranteed to- cure IN
every instance, or money refuned. 20 %
cents per box, for sale by Kenburg q
Cooper.