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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-22
UNDERTAKES.
FRITZ & MILLER,
III

OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE,
~ Ninth and X streets. Complete stock of
Undertakers' Goods constantly on hand. City
and country orders promptly attended to. day or
night. at reasonable rates. Telephone ls6. sp
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-22
Grand MAsrER's REpoRr.

In executive session the first business
was the reading of the report of Grand
Master Withers. This report covered only
that period from his appointment in 1888
to JuneI, 1885, at which time his accept
anee of the Consui-Generalship to Hong
| Kong necessitated the delegation of the
| powers of the Grand Master to V. f..
Charles Roome, Deputy Grand Master.
After reciting the routine proceedings, ref
erence is made, under the discussion of
foreign relations, to the question Ut issue
with the Great Priory OF Canada, which
was finally referred to the special commit
tee appointed to-day. The report states
that Josiah II. Drummond has prepared a
digest OF decisions of the Grand Master, as
approved and modified by the Grand En-
campment, and decisions of the Grand En-
campuaent in 1850 and 1884. Thirteen
Communicates were constituted. chiefly in
the Northwestern States and Territories,
Dakota coming in for the largest share.
The country is congratulated on the COM
pletiom of the Washington Monument /;
while the fact is deplored that so few con-
tributions have been received for the monu-
ment to Garfield. The Grand Master rec
ommends the substitution OF the Past
Grand Master for Deputy Grand Master on
the Printing Committee, and the employ
ment of a Private Secretary for the Grand
Master. He also recommends that the
bonds of Grand Treasurer and Grand Re-
corder be reduced 10 the amount of S10.0 O
each. The report closes with general felici-
tations on the progress of the Order.
General Boome, acting Grand Master,
recommends that matters OF State and To-
cal import be left to the Grand Command
cries, and not to the Grand Encampment.
This is the point of conflict between mem
bers of the latter body. and if they shall
decide il, the Grand Master predicts that its
present session will be one of the most i'm
Templars.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-22
TAILORING.
REMOVAL.

Sacramento Tailoring Establishment,
II MCCAIN, PROPRIETOR, HAS RE-
II. moved his Tailoring Business, from 72S J
STREET, to sos j street, bet. Eighth and
Ninth. Tn new place has been finely fitted
up, and stocked with sll the Latest Imported
and Domestic Goods for Gents Dress and Bust
ness Suits. To order-Pants, So; Business Suits,
SO; line Black Dress Suits, SIS. Up
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-22
J. KRONER,
M IN Tailor

III stock of Imported and Domestic Goods for
Gents Business and Dress Suits to be found. A
perfect fit and Lowest prices guaranteed. lip
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-22
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
ST, LOUIS HOLIDAY ATTIRE RU-
MED BIZ A STORM.
The Grand Parade Abandoned, and
Everybody Disapp 1inted-Crand
Encampment Proceedings.
Especial BY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE n~rooRD-us1os.l

ST. LoUts, September 21st.-St. Louis had
arrayed herself in holiday attire for the
first day Of the T~wenty-third Triennial
Conclaye Of the Knights Templar of Amer
lea. The city, its business men and pri-
vate citizens had Wed with each other in
decorating their buildings and residences,
and the result was most pleasing. Along
the proposed line Of the parade the fronts
Of the business and municipal buildings
were hidden with their decorations OF flags,
bearing appropriate inscriptions. emblems
and notices and various colored bunting
draped in a graceful and fantastic manner.
RNN sPous IT ALL.
Last night the sky was clear, and the
prospect for Il fine parade was bright. But
this morning a damp, northeast wind was
blowing at considerable velocity. at S
o'clock 4 cold, steady wind set in. As early
as $50 A. NJ. squads, companies and Conf
mandeTies, many of them accompanied by
bands of music. could be seen hurriedly
marching toward the rendezvous. They
who started thither early in the morning
were more fortunate than their tardy
brethren, who at $50 were proceeding to
their appointed places with dropping
planes and dripping uniforms. The early
morning trains were all on time, and de-
| posted many Communicates who have
come to the Conclave from points near st.
Louis, and they proceeded Immediately to
their positions. AT $50 the first gun di-
recting the Communicates to form, was
fired, and the side streets leading into the
main t%horougLfare were alive with Knights
who were to participate in the parade,
hurrying to their positions, and soon after
ward all were ready to join their divisions.
As the time passed on, the ram fell heavier
and heavier, till the streets had become
sopping wet, and at 8 o'clock the prospects
for clearing up were not at all bright.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-22
SACRAMENTO PLAYING MILL
GENERAL NOTICES.

Purity and cleanliness makes Parker's,
HAIR BALsAM the popular hair restorer.
PAEKER's Tonic is the best blood purifier.
sll-1tW
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-22

The report of the Grand Recorder, Theo.
S. Paryin, is rather yoluminous. 1t opens
with 8 discussion OF the printing question,
and censgres the Grand Communicates for
failures to report, and the Printing Com
mittee for lack Of energy in the matter of
printing and distributing important docu-
ments, notifications OF meetings, etc. By
reason of the failure TO issue proper sum
mons, certain amendments, etc, to the
code could not be acted upon at the last
Conclave, and this fact is commented upon
in a sharp manner. He defends himself
against the informal charges OF neglect Of
duty in falling 10 issue these summons,
holding that he IS Only authorized to Issue
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-02-19
a ROTTERDAM Book. shop.
49,. James, eazet.e.l


Folios here are as blades of grass In
meadow, Upon the shelves there are
long lines OF them the floor and chairs
arc heaped up with their portly carcasscs;
the ancient stair which leads from the
shop to an inner library is 80 numbered
that one has TO pick ones way like cat
among puddles. Here would be pleasure
and learned excitement for a month. for
the owner of this lore tells us that he has
~, 900 volumes. nearly half OF them in
folio. Communications with this happy
person is little cum5rous; for while be
has reading knowledge Of seven or eight
languages, he finds 1t difficult to speak
anything but his native Dutch. A dex
ferrous mixture Of French, English. Dutch
and Spanish. with few f.atinities thrown
In, enables US TO jog along comfortably,
II mot verj fuently.
Few Of the books are sumptuous or
precious by reason OF binding or typo.
graphy. There Is sprlnkling Of Aldines
and many klzevirs with small library
from the presses Of Christopher Plantin,
the famous court printer of Antwerp:
where his o nee ON the Marche du Ven.
dredi Is most happily. still extaut
These Plantins are mainly in Latin and
Spanish, and many Of them retain their
original binding Of oaken boards But
the real treasures of the shop, TO those
whose bent that way lies are the books
upon magic, astrology. alchemy and the
black arts generally. The library OF some
old transmnter Of metals and compounder
Of philtres might have been emptied
bodily here Just as 1t was removed from
the myslie chamber in which the secret Of
secrets had been practi ed
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-02-19
The nl.re.t sawar Ysl.

lWashin tn Cor. Baln nor. American
The most important and extensive
sewer work is now under construction
here on the Boundary street sewer. on
the northern edge Of the city This is 10
be the largest sewer In the word. II Is
seven feet higher thar any OF the famous
sewers OF laris, and eight feet longer
than any OF the equally famous sewers Of
London The boundary street sewer for
over ,DJO feet Is twenty-five feet In di
ameter. aid for over mile twenty feet
In diameter. A train OF ordinary cars,
locomotive aud all. could be run through
1t Jumbo Ia all his glory coull have
walked through II with a saddle full OF
children on his back.
The purpose OF this enormous work Is
TO drain an immense waters shed lying
north Of the city itself. and 70 carry the
water 10 the eastern branch Of the Toto.
mac, which bounds the city on the east
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cforsigm advertisements.
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Kew York Times.i

Bereaved Widow 10 ndertaker)- Have
you not made a slight mistake Ia your
bill. Mr. Mould7
Mr. Mould think not. madam.
Bereaved Widow see you have
charged for fifteen carriages am quite
them on leaving the church and also at
the grave
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-02-19
church Grow.hia a.rm. ;,

OF late years the census In Germany
has demonstrated a rapid growth Of the
Protestant ID slow Increase in the
Catholic church. with some exceptions as
regards Prussia and few Of the smaller
states
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General advertisements.

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Cases California Honey, ! ID. tins
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Bales Wrapping Paper, extra quality
Ar.sss A@sorrarsT os
Best California Leather.
Sole, fnsole, Harness, Skirting and Upper.
French and American calfskins,
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These goods are fresh, we're bousia very low and
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Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-02-19

Toronto Globe; 1t Is only when man
is absolutely alone aud "a wilderness
that he may do ~ be pleasss.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-02-19
Fihh-As An ADVERTISING MEDIUM, the

Fifth-As AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM, the
DAILY HONOLULU PRESS possesses
unequaled advantages, having retained all the
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addition to new subscription list, which is
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enjoying large circulation in this city and
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subscribers at almost every landing on the
other Islands, and also to foreign countries,
thus combining the advantages of both daily
md weekly editions. The coming month,
especially, our paper will have much large
circulation than ali the other daily papers
combined, as we intend sending specimen
copies to every resident on these Islands
who reads English.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-02-19
,fOrei9n advertisements.
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General ADVERTISEMENTS

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Third-It is our aim to make thu DAILY
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Fslth--we desire to introduce our paper
into every English-reading family in this
Kingdom, feeling assured that it will be per-
manentIy retained after its merits, as live,
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@sntraI advertisements.

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second-The paper is conducted in a fear
ess. JUS, and logical manner, aiming to fairly
represent public opinion, and TO be entirely
free from everything Objectionable family
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Firs-The DAILY HONOLULU PRESS
is an Independent morning paper, established
in the interests of morality and good govern
ment, and will be devoted TO advancing the
prosperity of this Kingdom.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
St1LoRS ARRESTED FoR MUrIyY.

PHILADELPHIA. July % (Spcctap.-AS tha
.cnooner John X souther. balling from Bangor, Ne,
WAS passing up day TO this city ss"s OF
li.tress we're raised both masts. Tho police tug
ran alongside when Captain James W. bo'ono' VINO va.
bleeding from wounds received on the voyage SAID :hat
t m, crew mad mutnled aud mad boen ccGed up In
,hn roreoastle lie added: IL commanded them 10
clean the decks and they - man SAID the days work
WA, done when The let 20 Al ocoeS Ia tls
sycnlus Ihey the orec astle where tugned
tho koy ou thrn. They were fod on bread and "~er.
lho n t, second IN ate cook aud ms SELF worked ihs
,chvuueg from Camden. Me-, TO Philadr!phia iures
Zines wo hat to hoAse tho ahchOI, wei mus ''1oS
,,nnnd- the work Of half dozen men, Inc mcu sAy
ir, octe half tarNe and refused 10 work uhicSs -,
were gwen something to eat They were tAA9n uoios
i'nIte1 ale, Coumssionor Ednuuds TINS alterh"'n
and committed 10 prison Tor triA.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
THE NEW LORD LIEUTENANT.
RIsHMES MAY ENDURE lord LONDONDERRY FOR
THF SAKE OF HIS WIFE.
tHT CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE


CopyrtGht; 1886 North american cable vr,rs
Lyndon. july 29.-1n conversation with an Irish
Peer of high rank who offered and declined a
place In the Government he expressed the opinion
than tho appointment of Lord Londonderry "a Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland though an experiment would
probably prove To- be successful one. " 1t will be
Denounced at once" he said with great vehemencc
by the Nationalist If for other than that the
Marquis represents the blood and bore the title OF
Lord CasereaghI who enjoys in Ireland an ahomina-
bic reputation the author of the Union about which
Mr. Gladstone after supporting it half century has
recently used such strong language. As matter OF
fact Lord Londonderry is moderate. sensible clear
teadcd man of business, speaker. but believe. an
essentially just and right-mnded person His wife is
of the most charming Englishwomcn OF the day.
very fond of society and certain TO make life at the
Castle gay, animated and agreeable, and what Is OF
still more consequence perhaps in Dublin and eX-
trcmcy gratifying to Dublin tradcsmcn. she is fond ol
spending money and has plenty of 1t to spend If they
have fallen in love they seem to have done, with
such quiet respectable pair as the Presbyterian Lord
Aberdeen and his wife, 1t Is quito on tie cards that
they may lose their heads In admiration OF Lord Lon
dondcrry and his fascinating Marchiouess.
The Chief Secretary Sir Michael Hicks Beach un-
questiouaby was more popular with Irishmen when
he left Dublin formerly than any OF lis predecessors
have been believe he understands the dealing with
the land hunger OF the Irish people. and he ~ill III
dealing with it he just rs liberal and probably more
honest and therefore satisfactory. than was Mt
Gladstone in his mpra'cable scheme II he does TINS
and tho tine rcsoutcly uses the machinery oi
the law put down boycoting In Ireland just as 1t
has been put down In the United States he will make
the position of the ag.tators uutcnabc. hno" tAAt
the and tho aOorcts extremely restless IN
all parts OF reand where the boycott hes been er~d
by subalterns Of the Nationalist PARTY little while
will show whether aE, right or not
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
RAcING IN ENGIAND.

LONDON, July 29.-1hls was the third day OF
the Goodwood meeting The race for the Racing STAKE.
Of nfty soverelgus each with 200 added for hoeyeAr
ols WAS won 10y the Duke OF HamiltOns bay MY, Miss
rn,nnv by Petrarch out OF Lady Portland who walked
over the course. having DO competitor
The race for the GOOdwoOd Cup, value 300 soyeregnS'
added 10 subscription OF twenty soyeregns oach Tor
three year oids and upward also re'"l'en Ia "''A
r for r. Peck three yearold chestnut colt The Bard.
bv Petrarch out Of Saccharne, theo being no Olhcr
starters ,,--.-, o,.t,o. ,,a. ,.o, D., T.
sunlngs T. bay MY Mama. L. H. Cnmbe's DIacA OF
Eyown colt Maxim second, ami H. Warnings chest-
IN, cot DlavOiO third. The last letting was: Manila
q IN l Maxim. 10 TO |, aud DlavOlO, IL 10 l. lIlhce
solty kof chestnut fly Luciano was the Ia'oIl'o Al
Cdds nf q TO |. There eleven starters.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
Damage DONE BY HAlLAyD WIND.

EluIRA, July 20 lSpec'aD. - The heaviest
hsi ami rain stotm that mas fallen IN thls 'A'ey i0f
m.oy ys,r. occurtcL tmsevenns Ine rain Was Hs~''-
IT wa, accompanied oy nah stones OF uhu'u""y ~s'
a, ,.,r,en I,is Flats and Wayerly we're an
go, ,oa otherwise damaged one barn near lIOrss
-..,rt,ei several tOis The nSRtuins WAS as
- am, ..v,eal buid.ng, we're struck. including van
nn,,r,,ery stable At uOrseheAds and farm mouse BE-
tw,su this city aud G. Fats me pAsh OF tas So IN IN
t"oou ,ur miles wide and crops. particularly 70
% and corn were badly damaged Hni In soue places
c%pletoly ruined 1he loss cannot DO estnA'e'' ou'
IA considerable ,oo ,,.,,, ,,r .,orn,
pass r"n, are in mauy places completely ruined
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
COMMENTS on LORD LONDONDERRY.
IRISH ~rwsrArrns SEEING TROUBLE AHEAD.

IRISH NEWSPAPERS SEEING TROUBLE AHEAD.
LONDON. July 29.-Ihc PdH NlH Gazette
commenting on the Marquis OF Lonionderrys appoint
ment says that ISIS lie deeae the Liberal candi-
date I'm County Down by coquetting with the Nauonasts
and giving them TO understand that no had
no objection tosupportinc movement fayoring pro-
posed inquiry the merits Of the Irish demand for
Home Rule, and that he favored a now land Ia" me
Gas>fte says 1t looks upon the appointment OF sich
man TO the Irish Nice-ROyo'ty by Conservative
Premier as an act anspcious for the Irish people.
United IreidJ,d tosiay says: Tho truce with the
landlords shattered but the rlsh people have not
the least Intention the English ma-sr- u
would be impossible to produce q moro eloquent
example OF the policy OF rammiug English RUE down
IRISH throats than l. afforded the Marquis Of -ais
burys appointment, a. irish Nccroy, OF the MdrqM.
Londonderry, iuuerltlug AS he does the hoOi anu
the name of tho cutthroat and hideous Ca+tIereash
The Frrsu,an's journal says: Tue appointment OF
Lori Londonderry be Nlcrr0y OF Ireland a.d OF sir
Michael Hicks Bsdoh 10 be Cnef Secretary l. OinuOus
OF Coercion. Irshnen must he prepared for tins.
The IOvAlst press Is delighted over the appointment
OF Lord Londonderry TO the Lord LeutenancY.