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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-18
LOCAL BaEyITIEs.

Gait has brass band and is TO have a
new hotel.
The Mcneil Club will have full re-
hearsal tonight.
The Governor has approved Senate bills
Nos. Is, u, and 68.
George a. Stewart held the winning
ticket for tbe Golden Eagle billiard parlor
gold watch and chain.
g. w. Hunter has been appointed Judge
of the Superior Court of the county of
Humboldt, vice J. ]. De Haven resigned.
Two deserters from the Mare Island
Navy Yard, George Karls and Thomas
Payne, were arrested in this city last even
| ing.
d. J. Simmons has been offered the man.
agement of the Emma Abbott Company,
but has had to decline on account of the
illness of his wife.
Governor Waterman has appointed A.
e. Shattuck of San Francisco member of
the State Board of Prison Directors, vice ].
]. Scrivner Withdrawn.
The Coroner of Colusa county says that
man recently died there by the name of A.
| B. Wadley. who stated that he had sister
| living at Folsom. She is requested to COM
| municaie with R. B. Duncan, Orland, Core
ner of Coluss county.
A young man who says his name is
Albert Leighton, and claims 10 be MEM
Der of the Y. NJ. G. A.. seems to be dead
beat. He is imposing upon ministers and
church members. and several of them have
loaned him small amounts.
The following Notaries were commisss
stoned: John A. Stuekey, Rosamond; W
P. Clendenin, Kelseyville; R. L. Graham.
Lodi; Sam rutland, Woodland. Simeon
w King has been appointed q Comris-
sioner of Deeds to reside ct Chicago, Ill.
The silver cabinet of Mrs. G. X. Nc
Clatchy's and Miss Belle Green's booth,
| also the piano of the Children of Mary's
booth of the late Catholic Fair, will be
raffied off this evening at o'clock, in the
Y. NJ rs Hall, Seventh street. between K
and l.,
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The average Signal Service temperature
on Friday was Ale, being 60 cooler than
the normal for that day. The highest and
lowest temperature was 400 and 800. The
average temperature on Saturday was 44O,
being 50 cooler than the normal for that
day. The highest and lowest temperature
was 500 and 35e The total rainfall during
Friday and Saturday was 90 of an inch,
making "A Of an inch for the year, and
go inches for the season, distributed as
follows: September, 1888, .55 of an inch ;
October, none: November, 4 % inches
December, SO inches; January, 1889, Is
of an inch. and February 10 date 90 If an
inch. making total, as above, of . 20
inches for this season. as against 81 inches
to an equal date last year. The average
temperature yesterday was 420, being 60
cooler than the normal for that day. The
highest aud lowest temperature was 52o and
80. with a rapidly rising barometer and
heavy frost. Barometer at 5 Pm. was 80 &c
inches
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SOCIAL AND PERSON Al.
o, Saunders, of Tulare, is in town.

o. Saunders, of Tulare, is in town.
E. j. DePue left for San Francisco Saturday.
Miss Mary Myers is visiting friends at Folsom.
Floyd Taber, of Oroville, is visiting Sacra-
mento
Mrs Farmer has removed from Folsom to
Oakland.
John F. Swift, of San Francisco, was il the
city Saturday.
W. r. Jacobs, District Attorney of Tulare
comfy, is in the city.
W. II. Jordan, ex-Speaker of the Assembly,
came up from the bay last evening.
E. O. Miller. Register of the Land Office at
Visalia, came to the city yesterday.
Miss MINNIE Breuner is visiting San Fran
cisco, the guest of Mrs. VIM Hickey.
j. T. Lee, formerly connected with the New
York Herald and the Nal and Express and who
came TO California seeking Improvement OF
health, is al present in Sacramento as Private
Secretary TO Sam JONES' and taking stenographic
reports of his sermons.
The Pro Quito Literary and Social Club met
Friday evening at the home & Miss Minnie
Todhunter. The following programme was rem
dered Piano solo, Miss Bell Conn; reading,
John Vogelsang song, by four members. After
the literary progr -mme there was a debate
" Resolved, Is the Electric Railway Success %
The members on the affirmative were Frank
Conn and steve Hopkins; negative, Edwin Ol.
Dey and Warren Fioberg. 1t was decided in the
negative.
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Bogus Beer-A Visitors Opinion of AL
legged Eastern Lager

"Cau you take me to place where East
ern beer is kept?" said gentleman to a
reporter of the Leader yesterday.
OF course the reporter knew very we'll
or thought he knew. A walk of three min
utes brought the pair to beer hall, where
conspicuously displayed on sign in gilt
letters was an announcement OF a certain
weIl-known brand of Eastern beer. In a
moment more two glasses of foam and
beer weresmilipg on the counter, and in an
other moment were on their joyful way
toward a certain tender spot.
That's not Eastern beer" said the
stranger. why. I've been drinking it for
twenty years, aud guess know it when
taste it,
He was assured that nothing but Eastern
beer was sold in the house, but he refused
10 bElieye il that way.
In this connection it has been darkly
limited that lager from = San Francisco
brewery is being shipped here in Eastern
kegs and dealt out TO the unsuspecsing as
Eastern lager. II such is The case, thee
will be some fun in town before long, as il
is an oflense against the Federal statutes &c
use the kegs of one brewery for beer from
another An Investigation is now beirs
made. and If the report is true somebody
! is going to get hurt = Sacramento Leader.
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Clunir opera House.

Miss Eunice Goodrich, said to be cap
tivatirg little actress, supported by COM
psny represented as good. will begin a
weeks engagement at the opera house this
evening, appearing in the comedy-drama
entitled Dads Boy The vein OF
comedy that this lady possesses has given
her, according 20 press notices furnished,
the title of 1.-The comedy sunbeam Dads
opportunities TO display her versatility
The low prices Of admission, viz: 10, 20 and
80 cents. the manager says gives some the
idea that The performance is inferior, but
be insists that this is a mistake. A change
OF bill will be made each evening. A spe-
cial feature Of the company is the musical
trio, Bistoif, OFT and Polk.
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jeskas first American iriumphs were
achieved In America in San Francisco and
Sacramento, when she spoke English but
imperfectly. She has now conquered the
tongue and speaks it alsn;ly. She is a
Californian, her home being in the south
ern part of the State The art Of Madame
Modjeska consists in her complete ABSORB
ton by the part she takes; in the fact thatshe
does not merely read or copy, but creates,
lifts text up out of the common levels, and
indiyidualizes and vitalizes it. Her style is
refinement. precision and symmetry in full
ness. That she is 3 genius none questions
Her dramatic gifts are a natural heritage
adorned, finished and besutiied by art
under intelligent comprehension. She is
not merely being of feeling. but an artist
who controls, fashions and uses feeling as
mastery fencer uses the foil.
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COMPANY AS SCORE.
COMPANY Els SCORE.
Metropolitan 1heatsr.

Madame Helena Modjeska, the dstin-
guished actress, will appear at the Metro
politan Theater this evening, as Rosalind
in Shakespeares .As You Like IT. In this
character the New York Tribune pronounces
her the full realization of Shakespeare
ideal. She has the support of large COM
pany. Expression has already been ex-
tendedly made in these columns of the
capacity and high dramatic ability of this
lady. and there is little more to be said
An outline portrait of the lady is given as
Imogene in the drama "Cymbeline' which
will be played tomorrow night. Mod.
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Tuesday, 10 4. NJ,

Special remnant SALE of Figured Silks, Sagins.
China Silks. Velvets Pushes and Wooden Dress
Goods.
The Wooden Remnants VIII consis, of Black
and Colored Dress Goods, IN engths varying from
two to ten yards The reductions will be ONE
HALF former prices Thus Of Wool
Cashmeres Tricots, ETC., in this lot will the
rate of about u yard, and in cases less.
Other Dress Goods remnants of various will
come at the rate of S to IS cents yard
Ia addition to these goods we shall place on sale
all remnants of Figured and China Silks, Trimming
Silks and Velvets, at a reduction of 1873 per cent.
There will also be in this sale some good shades
in Plain Satin and China Silks.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
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The Loan Exhibition.

The Ladies Loan Exhibition was we'll pat
ronized Saturday. II will re open at 10 A.
NJ today and continue until 1880 tonight.
AT $50 in the evening Mrs. Bonnheim,
one of the most dramatic and cultivated
singers of The State, will sing, and the
Turner Harmonic under direction of Prof
Fleissner will appear At 8 O'Clock. A So
cial party will be given in the lecture
room. Miss Albertine Gutenberg, OF Oak
land, a singer with q fresh pure voice
which is The subject Of much compliment
tary remark, is 10 sing this week The
ladies committee will continue TO run a
free covered omnibus between the Arr Gal
lery and Third and X streets every even
ing, thus rendering the gallery perfectly
easy OF access. A large num-
Der of new exhibits have come
in The ivory pitcl er just put
into Mrs. Z. b Crockers case by that lady
is the most massive piece of ivory prob
ably ever engraved, and cost a very large
sum OF money. Beside it is a splendidly
carved meerschaum pipe of extraordinary
size. In al adjoining case are TWO small
geld boxes, the tops of which show two
beautiful landscapes apparently delicately
hand painted-in fact they are mosaics, a
fitting together on a ground of cement of
numerous small pieces of stone aud glass of
various colors and generally cubical. While
il is a mechanical fine art it ranks with
painting. In fiat case in the center Of the
main ball are two splendid specimens also of
Florenline mosaic much larger and held in
frames of ivory, ebony inlaid. They are
flower pieces and are mistaken by many
for paintings In Mrs. Valensin's case are
fine examples Of mosaic also. one OF great
beauty being the face Of brooch. Among
the new loans to-day are fine needlework
by MIS- Julius Gattman, and a magnificent
specimen Of inlaid woodwork by e. w.
Hill of especial historic value. Mrs. DIR.
Pinkham slows a genuine letter by Parepa
Rosa. Mrs Charles Croker an Indian dish
cut from obsidian volcanic glass;. The
largest new exhibit is ITO pieces 0. very
fine crystal tableware. just received from
Carlsbad, Germany, by Mrs. J. b. Wright.
A zinc etcsing by C. F. Holland, Sacra-
mento, is shown; il is work of much
merit the artist being self-taught. G.
5 EbmaD, Sacramento, exhibits a reel in a
bottle.
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In tie Police Court Saturday DRINKS
were disposed of as follows: Mary Roberts
fined S.. Tom Lawlor discharged. Raphael
Vasquez $50 or so days. Thomas Quinn
discharged. Charles Butler discharged.
Black Jack" disturbing the peace, 50 so.
Frank Swanson, vagrancy, 80 days in the
chain gang. John Cunningham, battery,
discharged. John Lynch, vagrancy, case
berry against Chez Chung was dismissed.
| he, having been indicted by the Grand
Jury. will he prosecuted in the Superior
Court
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The following through freight was
shipped East from Sacramento last month
Barley. 10000 pounds; beans, 2S7 $50;
brandy, 1880; canned goods, 104 80; dried
frnit, 60 $50; fuse, 2, 100; glue, $3.50; hides,
81 800; hops. 66070; leather, %, l40; miscel-
laneous, 1870; nuts. no; powder, 30,160;
raisins, 40 $40; shingles, 30,l50; wine, $685.
$50; wool. "a $50; wooden goods, 2,44o
Total | 10z 900
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Gregory j. Phelan to Lyman P. Gilmsn-Lot g
II and l. Tenth and Eleventh streets: s., 900.
Lyman Z. Gilman to Angus Ross-West quar-
ter lot 3, and ], Tenth and Eleven streets
$500.
Bernard McVay ct al to Patrick Haley-South
acres o. north 10 acres of eat half Of southeast
quarter of section "a, township north, range
east, Mount Dlablo base and meridian; $40.
Peter Newman to s. w. Haynie-West 30 feet
ON lot and east 20 feet OF lot G. o and P, Twenty
sixth and Twenty-seventh streets; 81 800.
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Auction To-MoYrow.

w. H. sherburn will sell at auction at 1(
A. NJ, tomorrow at 1923 K street, full line
of furniture. consisting of bedroom, din
ming room and kitchen goods of all kinds
and in endless varieties. Also, 20 boys
suits. 60 jerseys, s ladies' closks, 20 pairs
| mems pants, 40 suits of mems underwear
/ bolt red damask table cloth, 20 dozen
pairs socks and other articles.
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to come forward and shake hands with him.
and fully SEQ responded.
last Evanin2ss Meaffog


At $50 last evening Sam Jones held his regu-
lar service in fhe Pavilion. which was literally
packed with vast crowd that tried to find
room in the imms nse tent. Ii was estimated
that fully 5000 persons were present. After the
usual song service Prof. Excel sang in excellent
voice, = The Lilly of the Valley and was loudly
applauded. The text of the evening WAS. As
righteousness tendeth 10 life so ne that pursueth
evil pursueth it 10 his own death" PROV. XII,
10
Mr.. Jones preached about an hour and fifteen
minutes and large portion of the audience
were in tears when ne closed
About 200 persons stood up, IN response to an
invitation for all 10 do so who had decided TO
give themselves TO God. About so came for
ward and gave their names to the pastors OF the
churches.
The meeting was The most effective of any yet
held.
The following announcements were given ::
Sam Jones win preach in the Pavilion this
morning at 1890, and this evening at 7:30. Tues
day morning at l0.30 at the Pavilion TO women
only, as mothers. Thursday morning at the
same place TO women only, as wives; and Friday
morning at the Pavilion 10 women only, with
special reference TO daughters and young peo-
pie The regular evening services on every day
as usual. The Pavilion is now comfortably
warmed and lighted.
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MILITARY SHOTS.

Company ID shoots With Tweniy-on Men
Good Scores Made.
Yesterday was a fine day for target prac-
tice, and large number o. the members of
the local military companies visited the
ranges on Twelfth street. Company B has
began shooting for cash prizes and the
probability is that in the near future Cap
tain Cooks men will compare fayorably
with the best shooting companies in the
State.
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Late Arrests.

Tie following appeared on the slate last
night at the Station-house: D. Schum-
backle, John Doe and Owen None, DRINKS,
Willie Keane, petit larceny; John Bames,
| yaprsncY
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PORK PACKING.

~ VESSEL & CO. 7es AND 7es L STREET.
Established In 1854. FAMILY BREAK
FAST BACON and PURE LARD supplied TO the
trade at the lowest prices. AL kinds of FRESH
MEAT constantly on hand. Delivery free TO all
parts of the city, 4ptm
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KERN CouzTY.-A new map of Kern
county, Just revised and corrected, showing
all the railroads. railroad projects, canals,
etc. for sale at Mande's stationery store,
bakersfield, Cal. Price so cents.
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cane,I,a party,

-dies Of the Unitarian Society adj
hey will give Camellia Party
4 on Wednesday evening,
The hall will be tas,efully
le occasion with rich hang
ing vines and the many col
sons of the camellia. Preceding
cameliia cot lion will be THE grand
march. when each will be presented with
flowers In the upper hall refreshments
will be served and no pains spared to make
the entertainment complete success.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento February l6-By Rev DR.. Charles
Taubner at the residence of the officiating pas
tor, Adolphus Englin TO Amelia Carlot Manuel
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: TRAT's cHEAP ENoUGH. !"

by, you say, Il have never been talked 70
in this way before" Well. the preacher may
have been patting You on the back and saying.
81 You are clever fellow; It'll a pity you drink"
That is lie; you are dog and scoundrel
Applause Tell me that a clever man will
break his wiies heart and destroy his home
God save me from being clever man. No one
but an internal fool will drink it. In Gaines
vile, a few months ago q man about sun-up
walked up in jail. He had been one of the best
citizens Just as The jailer walked into the jail
he woke up and calling to him said Where
am Ig' The taller said, You are in JAIL
"What am in here for
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OH. THE AWFUL RECORD

OF some men. When your .body has moldered
to dust there is not enough left to I'LL match
box with, what is ieit? Your record, that will
live through all eternity. can never get away
from my record. Look here, young man. your
record OF last sunday, what was il? A gentle
man was telling me that young man in his
employ had done wrong, aud they went TO look
for him. they went iuto all the slGms and
dives of sin Ia this city. and he said it was
enough to make every man stand up In his
manhood in this city and say this thing has got
to be stoppeo-gambling drunkardness and de-
bauehery in sixteen and eighteen-year-oldb boys,
that ought 10
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POKE YOUR BoSY FINGER AT NE

And say you had a chance to talk to me once
and save me but you didn't do it, No, sir My
record as preacher, as member of the church,
as a egislafor, everywhere and under all cir
cumstances, what is 1t? man talks one way
with his mouth aud writes another in his heart.
With your mouth you say, Il don't believe the
bible;i il Your heart you say YES do, just
told d big liz" With your mouth you say 81
am Just good ybody,' in your heart you
write down, ''That is lie. ! know my good
mother and members Of the church that are
Christians are belLer than am
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City Finances.
The receipts of the City Treasurer for the
,,a.i ard;n, Fshruarv GIL, y,ara &c follou,s-

NArHrsHzg solid iron frame planes are
the hest. caoper's Music Store.
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kili?r Your wife," said the jailer. The poor
fellow staggered back and fell on the floor.
When he came to himself, iabout an hour later'
he cried to the jailor, Go out and get posse of
men and let them take me out and hang me to
the nearest tree, have killed the best wife a
man ever had" If whisky viii make man
kill his precious wife, then viii aay one but an
internal fool drink it? Applause There are
than ninety days your wife may be found lying
10 pool of blood In her home. God being my
judge, never. never will touch a drop OF the
tApplause.l
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! eREAr MAyY rnrAcnrRs ~ HE'LL

And great many more going there. Laugh
ter and applause You say, Jones that IS a
broad assertion" | got it from Christ; he said
MANY will say, Lord have not l prophesied
and preached in thy name and Christ said,
Depart" / would rather take the record of a
bar-keeper TO the bar of God, than hat of an
untaithiul preacher. have MADE up my mind
that if there is but one man on earth who will
stand up and talk plain and straight from the
shoulder, by the grace OF Sod l will be that
man. Applause. None of YOU cah come to
the judgment seat and
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WHAT Is YOUR RECORD AS FATHER?

Debauching your families and bringing them
down to ruin, with bad example for your
children and an accursed life before their eyes.
Look at your record as membef of the church.
some OF you VINO have come up and made your
and swinding God deliver me frsm the infamy
of hypocracy [Applause.] The meanest men on
earth a'e such members of the church. lap
plause. A mean man in the church adds
hypocrisy 10 his meanness. and hypocritical
meanness is the worst on earth. 1t tickles me
to hear you old fellows out of the church saying
those hypocrites are in my way in the church.
DO you know those fellows couldn't get in your
way unless they were ahead of you. If every
old hypocrlte were ahead of me would shut
my mouth and never open it any more. lAp-
plause. What is my record as preacher. There
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NENTIsT, sl4 SIXTH STREET, sesz7a>
~ between and J, ives. side. OPP ~
posite Congregational Church. 411R
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To the cheek of the most hardened drunkard.
Young man, If you don't stop drinking you viii
end your days in the peniteLtiary; that is, il
crime were punishable in this state. lLsugh-
teri Youa nobody, you gambling, arnking
young man If | were merchant IN this Town
wouldn't hire Scu hat minute ! wouldn't
trust you with a rusty copper. Some of you
don't like that, but you have got the poort st way
in the world OF he'ping yourself. drinking,
gambling Young nan
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3EEqEsTRY.


RR. B. d. PIERsoN, DENTIST ~
Ohss moved from AIS street. 20
lis NEW DENTAL PARLORs sl1 J sTRgsi :, rn
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BE A DRuNKARD NISETy-NINE TIMES OUT OF


And then say that any who sold whisky, that
would curse home like that was not an internal
scoundrel or anyone who drank it an internal
fool would retract every word of It. hey
didn't go. They didn't want to see thst poor
woman. AS far as you men that drink whisky
are concerned 1 havn't got bit of respect for
you, have no patience with you. was in a
barber shop in this town and a man was read
ing in the paper where man was fned s475
for getting drunk and he said, That's pretty
steep for drunk isn't it ~ 1 said, when fell
low gets drunk and kills his wife or his best
friend il don't look like S475 was too much it
looks like that was cheap enough don't it,"
Yes" they said,