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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


C. F. Crocker returned to San Francisco yester-
day.
Theodore Winters went to his ranch in Solano
county yesterday.
Judge Israel Lawton, Of Oakland, is stopping in
the city for a few days
JOS Sinclair, of this city, will arrive by the over
land train this morning
Miss Ethel Blair, of Oakland, Is visiting in the
city, the guest of William d. Knights
John Blair of FL Dorado county, aud family are
in the city, and will remain here until spring.
J. T. Crum, of this city, is one of the passengers
on the Southern Pacific overland to arrive to-day.
David Belasco, stage manager of the Baldwin
Theater, came up yesterday to meet the Madison
Square Company.
j. L. Phers and c. W. Brunton have purchased a
half interest IN the Stockton Independent. DR..
Mchaig remains as editor.
P B. johnson, editor of the Walla Waa Union,
who stopred in this city few weeks ago to visit his
brother Grove L. johnson, has returned from Wash
ngton.
Joseph WATSON, Of Moro, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Mines and Mining in the last Assembly,
has been appointed United States Consul at San
Bias, Mexico.
The following named residents If Alameda county
left this city for their homes the afternoon tram
yesterday County Clerk T. ii. al en-, Sheriff Chas
McClevity, T. W. Badger, Railroad Commissioner
Foote, Congressman John Glascock, DIR. E. II.
Woolsey, General Thomas II. Williams.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: ]. P Irish,
Oakland W. r. Arthur, Auburn J. L. Graf, New
York d. P. burst, Wheatland; A. w. Capels,
Worthington, o.; Israel LAYTON, Oakland; a. P.
Crane, San Lorenzo 81. c. Pfster, F. NJ. Pfster, R.
Messing, F. Luther, San Jose; Il. b. Peters, L. NJ.
McKenney. Mrs. Emily P. Stevens, j. r. Houghton,
L. Euphrat, Jas. a. Orr, F. A. Hyde, }. A. Brown,
O. A Hale, j. W. Cohen, J. G. Hanks, L. F. Moul-
ton Miss f. NJ. Henicks San Francisco.
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BRIEF NOTES.

Thirty-two emigrant passengers will arrive
this afternoon.
Warren Chase will lecture at Pioneer Hall,
tomorrow evening, on the subject, "The 80
Worlds"
Dr.. Lishthill publishes statement this
morning in another column in reference to
Cause and effects Of catarrh.
F. X. Bauer, under arrest for attempting
to poison his wife and children, gave bail
yesterday morning in the sum of $4,000, and
was released.
s. Scion Holl left yesterday for Bakers.
field to prosecute father and son named
Fickerts, who are accused of having murdered
man at Tehachipi some months ago.
The Californian Club has decided to holdis
seventh annual ball at Turner Hall, on next
ThurEday evening, in commemor alton of the
1924 birthday of the poet, Robert Burns.
Grand Lecturer L. G. Branch, of Modesto,
of the Native Sons Of the Golden West, paid
fsatsrnal visit TO Sacramento Parlor last
evening, and delivered an interesting lecture
on the rise and progress of the Oder since the
date Of organization.
The last of the series of entertainments
given by the ladies OF the Congregational
Church took place last evening, and WAS
largely attended. The programme consisted
of Literary exercises and general social, re-
freshments being served.
An order has been made by the Supreme
Court in the case of Freehill Vs. Chamber
lain, City Treasurer of Sacramento, referring
it to Department One OF the Court, and fix
ing Monday next as the day for hearing.
Tuis is one Of the bond-coupon cases.
Stay Of sentence of death for two weeks
was yesterday ordered by the Governor in
the case of Suig Lum, who was to have been
hanged yesterday at San Francisco, for the
murder of Chinsman. The stay was grant
Ell in answer to an application of the Sheriff,
Judge OF the Superior Court and District At
torney.
A free lecture was given last evening at
the Young Mems Christian Association
rooms, on Fourth street, by G. G. Strst:op,
President of the University Of the Pacific,
at San Jose. The subject was THE Mound
Builders of the Mississippi Valley" ard was
well treated by the Professor. The audience
WAS quite large, auG an appreciasive one.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-20
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW
Calvary Baptist Church,

l street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth Rev. J.
Q. A. Henry, pastor. Preaching service at 10:45
A. NJ. and P. NJ. Morning subject: Miracles of
the Apostolic Church" this being the third of
series of Sunday morning dscourses on "The
Model Church" Evening subject: 81 Cripple at
Mercy's Gate" Baptism in the evening Sunday:
school 1918 P. NJ. livery body invited to attend
these services. Strangers cordially welcome Pas
tors residence, 1901 street.
Ebenezer Church,
OF the Evangelical Association, Tenth street, be-
tween o and Prev II. w. Axthem, pastor, will
preach IN German tomorrow morning at II o'clock
and at 1880 P. NJ. Sunday at 10 A. M. All
are invited
sixth-street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Between and L-Rev. 7. S. Dunn, pastor, will
preach at 10:45 A. NJ. and P. NJ. Morning subject:
Love" Evening subject !" Fire" Sunday school
at 1915 p. NJ All are cordially welcomed Revival
service after evening sermon.
NJ E. Church South,
Seventh street. between and K-Rev. H. Walter
Featherstun, pastor. Theme for IL A. NJ, "What
Think Ye of Christ" and for 7:l5 P. NJ, No Cause
for Shame"
First Baptist Church,
Ninth street, between and M-Rev. A. j. Frost,
pastor-Preaching at this church tomorrow at 1045
a. N. and P. M. Morning subject: "Were There
not Ten Cleansed? But Where are the Nine p
Christian" Revival services at the close Of the
evening sermon. Major Penn, the Texas evangelist,
will preach on Saturday night, and Prof Shook will
sing the gospel.
Kingsley Chapel NJ. E. Church,
Eleventh street, between H and I-Rev. C. Nickel.
vey, pastor. Services at 10:45 A.. NJ. and P. NJ.
Sabbath school at 1910 P Praise service at $3.50
P. NJ. Morning subject Conversion" Evening
subject: I" The Great Deliverance" Seats free. All
inviteI. Gospel Hymns used at the evening
service
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sixth street. corner of Rev. II. q. Rice, pastor.
Services on Sabbath at 10:45 A. NJ. and p. N.
Morning subject: Results of Christian Missions"
Even ny subject: Carst Healing the Soul" Gospel
meeting every night next weex except Saturday.
Come, and welcome.
St. Pauls Episcopal Church,
Eighth street, between 1 and J-Rev. Carroll NJ.
Davis officiating rector Divine service at II A. NJ.
Sunday-school at 1880 P. NJ.
Congregational Church,
Sixth street, between l and 1.-THE pastor, Rev. /.
T. Dwinell will preach tomorrow morning at l0:45.
Subject Destroying Christianity Proving it Di.
vine" In the evening at o'clock, on the proposed
"Repeal of the Sunday Law" at the morning
service there will be baptism OF children and the
ception of a member The public are invited.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsAc fIoEs.

October 8, 183l-W. c. Crossett, Commissioner, to
VIM. Jsrvis-Lots ! and ?, block "a, town of Fol
som $3.50.
May %, ISL VIM. Jarvis to J. Fl. Burnham-
Sap,e as last preceding.
August %, IsS2-Joseph W. Houston to Peter and
Joseph PerraZzo-Southeast quarter OF southeast
quarter Of section 80, township 10 north, range
east quit claim
August 81, IsS2-Joseph W. Houston TO Pc er and
Joseph Perrazzo-Northeast quarter of section 5,
township 8 north, range east also, portions of
townships and 10 north, range east.
April 10, 1882 United States to Henry Fay
North half of southeast quarter of section q, town.
ship s north, rarge east; patent
October II, ls8l-Heniy Fay to John Long-Same
as preceding.
WEDNESDAY, January II, 1888.
January l6-Frsnk Miller ct al. to Z. q. Fullar-
Fifteen acres of land south Of the line Of street
and east OF Thirty first street, OF the city OF Sacra
mento; grant
January William H. Starr and wife to John B.
Brown Southwest quarter Of southeast quarter Of
section l. township north, range east; quit
claim.
THURSDAY, January is, 1888.
january 1s-w. C. Van Fleet to George f. Bates
Undivided half OF east threequarter and south half
OF west quarter Of lot 4, block bounded by J, X,
Fourteenth aud Fifteenth streets city, grant.
FRIDAY January 10, 1888.
January lS-Thomas 'yd to Warren Cole-Elst
90 feet of lot g. block bounded by III, NJ Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets, city; graft.
January 19-Chsries Z. Rippon and wife to A. c.
Tufts-West 20 feet of lot T. and east 80 feet of lot
8, block bounded by G, q, Sixteenth aud Seven
tenth streets, city grant.
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New LINE of fine dress goods from 10 cents
yard. An invoice of muslins and sheetings
at lower prices; 10 shestiBg. 25 eents per
yard; White Rock and Lensdale muslin, 10
cents per yard, at Red House.
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Cold SEAP.-Ths cold weather has made
red noses, but Longton says il has improved
the game and poultry, and be is prepared to
give his customers, at the Peoples Market,
a treat to-day in the above line.
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INSTEAD Of lessening our staff, thinning out
our help as it were, discharging here and there
clerk, because it is dull season of the
year, we have been compelled to add to our
force, in order to promptly serve our numer-
Gus customers while our stupeadous clearance
sale goes on. Hale Broe. & Co,
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OvERcoATs at remarkable reductions, at
Hale's stupendous clearance sale.
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LADIES Atwood vest and pants, 81 each
q few LETT Haie's stupsndous clearaI ce
eala
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PEOPLE are daily awaiting themselves of TIE
superior advantages offered to them on goods
in our line, while our stupendous clearance
sale is in progress. Hale Bros. & Co.
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A Few Prices left of that heavy, all-lineI
crash fer 81 cent?, at Hsle's stupendoas sale.
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THE goods in our gents furnishing goods
room are moving freely. Hale's stupendous
clearance sale.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater-Afternoon and evening.
Lodge Meetings-Union, No. 81, A. o. U. W.
Sloan. No. 2, l. o. C. I.
Ball-Caledonia Club.
Lecture Hoo Warren Chase.
Notiee-John c. Boggs, ex Sheriff Placer county
Notice-Eureka Social Club.
Notice. L Elastic Truss Company.
Notice Of Copartnership.
Stolen-Buggy robe.
AtteRtion-Stock men.
Auction To-day.
Sherbu-n & Smith Saloon fixtures, etc.
Rusiness Advertisements
John Coppiu-New and second hand furniture.
Mechanics Store-FasLiou letter.
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Rock AID RYE cures collie, coughs and
bronchial diseases. q. w. Chesley, agent. =
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Now IS the time to buy clothing he best
values ever offered at Hale's stupeEdous clear
ance sale.
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OvRRcoATs for men, boys and youths at tn,
Red House. Prices from 81.
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TWELVE yards Of heavy bleacaed muslin
for 81, at Hale's stupendous clearance SALE
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IMITATION bear-skin overcosts, double, fol-
So will wear for years, and worth their value
during these few days of cold weather.
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Twenty FIVE yards of calico for 81, al
Hale's stupendous clearance sale.
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wHIRL OF FUNDAMENTALLY BALL
HISTORICAL OR
TEE HEARTS AND TIE
LADY IMPORTATioNs OF sPR'NG
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HEAVY, sll-wool dress goods, A. inches wide,
for 40 cents per yard remarkable bargain
ct Hale's stupendous clearance sale.
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Our customers often exclaim and wonder
at the remarkable p.ices we are selling goods
st-remarkable because go much lower than
sny merchant ia Sacramento ever could sell
then, snd we only can during such clear
snce AS the one now creating 50 much interest
Hale Bros. 4 Co.
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GRAND opening at F. Baumls's, 827 J st. /.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-24

FOR Z number o. years I was snHictcd With kidney
and gravel s.sca>r. and suffered with palms IN nj, i.ml~
and hack q times 20 severely that Il sscmed thai I could
not endure a. l used several so-caiicd curcsrccom-
mcndcd for thcsc d,scnsck hut thcy tid mn no good.
A friend of mine that had u<cd Hunts ne,neay. and
pronounced n Inc bc<t IN u>c. urIcd me 70 ny Il. and I
purchased q bottle o. George y. HAIRS drug st0rt IN
Manchester. and hcfor I had used one bottle ! began
20 feel much better. the pains In the bladder ami KID
neys wsrc rcdnccd Z good deal. and after usinE fvn
bottles found that HUNS Remedy had done AZ that u
Vas 70 40. n Ind rinoycd allth- pain.
my appetite improved. and I galnnd several pounds IN
: fcw wteka 1 have renewed yi<or and s,rngth for
one Of my year, go. and can only thank The pru rrie-
tor. Of Hunts Ecmriy for my good health q 20 day.
ana you arr Al liberty 70 pnb.izh this. that II may b.
thc means Of some ono being cnrvd hy thr ue' ~ your
truly wonderful runrly. w. n. TknniLL-
C~orrsTowS. n. H.. May :. 1854
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Thc leading business msn q Providence. n l.. CON.
po<< fhc Hunts Remedy CO. end thrY guarantee al
testimonials pnhli.hcd ~ ihem % ~ r.nninc. m,
io.lo~n,x. dated May A l<4 from NJ. ". H. rsnch-
AMI Lowsn. Mass a but nnc ~ the tlAou-sn iruafk-
ahlr cures that src bring ma1c " this ~onlcrful medl.
cine. Nr blanchard says: - have been rrcafly
troubled fur our six years With acute kidney disease.
with severn pain n my hack and htr~ was forrnsry
employed "a The boston and Lo~eiI Railroad. hut ~as
oblirsd. owing % The eon>ia:t jar. ~ give upthr rail-
rssd busine<< a. many Others have b xn oh'lgtc - ~.
% Ifcount 81 kiinry disease. ! hAsc ired many
medicines. but rccciNcd Va permanent rcief. A friend
~rccommcndsd ne q IN Hunts Remedy. purchased
. boitlc Of ONE 81 osf DRUGGISTS IN Lowell. and com
mcncri 20 improsr ~ oocs. and after usinx two botslcs
was cnfirviy fire from al pain. and consider myself
curcd. and | ehccrfuiiv recommend this wonderful
medicine, Hunts Hcurdy. 10 AZ me sufferers from
Kidney and Aver di<raNr."
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Samuel Francis Smith. ID. d.. the
author II ,ur National hymn. my
Country. lis II Thee" now trsidcs. ~
the age u sescnty-four, In Newtown
Center. Mass.
There Is now no living member q
the group pictured b. Carpenters ceIe-
bratcd painting Of signing the Procla-
nation" Montgomery Blair was thu
eighth and last.
senator Eugene Hale In the prac-
tice * law has made : little fortune for
himself Of about $5o.OoO 20 xiop.oVo.
His wife Il said 10 have ~. 200 900, and
with her mothers interest $l,5oo.ooo'
-Rosfon Post.
Isaac Adams. the inventor Of the
Adams power printing-prcss, died re-
Gently IL Sandwich. n. H.. where he
had resided for many years He was
e~ighty-one years Of age and quite
wealthy.
Senator Edmunds is home from the
Pacific coast. and Is very enthusiastic
about the Puget Sound scenery. He
saws the glaciers nj Mount kaiicr arc
grander than anything he ever saw IN
Switzerland boston journal.
Miss Louisa de Ia Rance. SCUBA"
writes 70 the London Times in favor d
making . copyright treaty with the
| United States with the concurrence d
| publishers. She opposes any admission
| into England Of American reprints Of
| English works as ruinous 70 authors and
TO literature.
DIR. Oliver S. Taylor. Of Auburn
N. r.. the one surviving member q
Dartmouth Colleges class Of lSo5. 4
now in his Tooth year Of life. and enjoys
| perfect health Of mind and body. III
| has never been sick but = day and
half. and has never had q headache
The one slight attack Of sickness occur
red some seventy-threc years ago.-N
y. Post.
Mr.. Charles A. Dana. Of the New
York Sun. puts on a white beaver abou
two o'clock every afternoon and goes 4
lunch. He straddles one Of the swing
inc seats at q counter, and. fitting hi
hat gently back. mods Familiarity 70 th
waiter. and orders . plate Of soup. 4
Is as modest as If he did not have an in
come Of $4,000 . month Chscag
Tribune.
Rev. Newman Halls "Come I
Jesus has been printed in twenty Ian
guagcs and 3.OO0.O0O copies Of il hav
been sold Mr.. Hall is tall in stature
not robust, genial in manner. and wit
q face kindling with sympathy: III
home. called Ivy House. half hidden b
vines. i full Of pictures and book
gathered from all parts Of the world
Chicago Nsscs.
-Bayard Taylor used to say that (
all men he had ever seen Hawthorn
was the most remarkable for possessin
eyes that flashed fire. the pupils bein
sometimes 20 dilated j. 70 render q
iris invisible. Gladstone has simil;
eyes. and some Of his friends attribute
to them Queen victoria's hack Of fon'
ness for that statesman. Her Majest,
they say. has On several occasions bee
actually terrified BY Gladstone's gaz
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s.PuIl.v

The time was midnight and the stu
alton near the World Office The man
was fearfully and wonderfully full. He
walked up 70 the firc-aIarm signal-box
and placed a nickel in L. Then he sat
down on the curb.
why don't the car startP
He received no answer.
why don't the : start?'
Still no answer
..Gimmc back me fare. then!'
II was not returned
Then ne jumped mp. grabbed the tele-
C~raph-pole around the waist. and At
tempted to trip Il up. There was 2
spirited Juggling for several seconds. and
then he made q terrific kick % ne
~.feet'' Of his adversary, and the result
was that be kicked himself over on biz
own head.
a. be executivizcd himself he moved
on, saying:
"Yer . smarter conductor than !
thought YER wuz, but | believe now thai
ia a throwed yer IL yer coat hadn't !
come off."-N' 7. World.
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"a clergyman said that he addressed
his congregation of ladies and gentle
men as brethren. because the brethren
embraced the ladies'
-ssThere Is q tied in the affairs OF
men which leads on % fortune. re-
marked q young man after marrying
an heiress. -C sncinnan Merchant AMI
Trdrclcr.
"A four-year-old child, visiting, saw
| bellows used to blow an open fire. and
| informed her mother that ''they shovel
wind into the fire 1t Aunt Augustus.
- The Household.
"A Boston schoolgirl can not b.
made TO speak Of overalls. She prefers
"a call them super-omnes. Now LEI
some 81 those wild Western sheets again
sheer ut our culture. If they darc'-Bos-
ton Transcript.
One Of the lovcliest spectaclcs IN
this world is to watch the expression 81
rapture that passes owe the face Of the
dude Is he sucks lemon up through =
straw. roll bis eyes and rubs his ears TO-
gcthcr at the back Of his head.-Golden
Days.
The fair thing: "Now. Mr.. Over
charge. what viii Il cost to have hot
and cold water put all through my
house" .sWell. j can't give . very
close estimate until the job Is com.
pletcd. will do the fair thing by you
thought So the plumber went e
work and three months latter he ownct
the house. Detroit Post.
"a musical journal discusses " Music
Is 4 Healing Art" II . mar were 70 bs
treated 10 4 screnadc BY : couple d
bagpiperS. he would have 70 be prett,
III The inspiring strains didn't infus'
enough strength into his system inside
of i've minutes 10 cause him 70 juml
out of bed and look around for q shot
gun.-Scotch Fun.
John Bull (who Is asked towars
Ne Cottage Home for Ovcr-worl d
] School board Childrcn): .'Confound u
} my hands never out q my pocket
First l have % pay for their education
and because that has madc'em 50 quec
am now asked % pay the doctor
: billr'-Funny Folks.
|, Take that pair Of shoes from un
! der your coat" demanded . merchan
of "a old negro, Tor I'll have you q
rested s.tVho's got . par d shoe
! un'er his coat?'' You have; 1 -,
! YOU when YOU picked them up ~
Z desc dc shocsP'' (~producing them.
\ Eyes: hand them here" sWhy dldn'
: YOU til me- a was 10 shoes, sted o
ucttin' me fused r0un' hcah? Hollcr !
4 man ease Ne doan un'crstan' vel
. Wust town I ebber seed. White foil
a tramps On de niggers like d was afoo
Iog. N~-Irk0nsdC n0rcilcr.
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MA
Dr. Il. W.. Palmer. ~ Lockport. n.
n. who was one u the physicians hold
Ing 4 post -mortcm examination On the
body u Captain Webb, furnishes thc
following account IL II;
There was found marked r;gor NOR
dis. The body was In : state Of active
decomposition. All the tissues were
greatly di<tendcd By gases. There was
= scalp wound on top of the Uranium.
three and one-half inches In length. not
involving the bony structure. No bones
were found broken. There were sew
eral other local injuries of the body.
hut unimportant Is % the cause q
death. The scalp wound WAS evidently
produced after death.
The muscular texture wal peculiar.
By a cut longitudiually with . sharp
scaipcl shredS Of dessicatcd muscle
would be carried along with and collect
on the edge Of the scalpel. All the
blood presented . distinctly red color
in some places remarkably rod
showing that the blood was o deoxid-
lied by axphyxia In drowning, but that
death en<ucd prior 70 that condition.
None Of the characteristic symptoms Of
death from drowning were present,
neither was there any local injury sui
ficient TO necessarily produce death.
The muscles were pale and presented
che peculiar appearance Tor which VI
could find no better name than ux..
deSiccat;on. the flancnt being ragged
and broken and separating with remark
able facility. The examination on each
extremity and upon the various portions