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SENSE AND NONSENSE.

A railroad timetable should be car
rect Washington Critic.
Children cry for the moon. Men want
the earth-BoSt0n Courier.
A deadlock cannot be opened by skel-
eton key.-Boston Transcript.
New York has seen many noble pa
geants lately, but Boston is the real place
for spectacles.-Pack.
When the banks of the canal break, the
water Immediately rushes out to find re-
ceiver.-Rochester PoSt-ErpreSS.
If you have tears, do with them as the
farmer does with his surplus crop-shed
them.-Boston Transcript
When man begins to talk yacht race
to you, ask him which is port and which
starboard. Paste this in your hat.-Phaa-
delphia Times.
There is a nice little pretty green oasis
all through the desert of life, but the fat
man who breaks suspender while run
ming to catch train can't be persuaded of
this.-Boston Courier
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Sumner Relief Corps, No. 1I.-ReguIar
meeting at Grangers Hall. THURSDAY, at 7:31
O'Clock. ALICE STEPHENSON, President.
CAROLINE HANCOCK. Secretary. It's
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OR PART INTER EST
w in business in Sacramento city. Ad
dress, BUSINESS. this office. aill-St#
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Philadelphia has an Art Union like the
departed Art Union of New York and
that one which still exists in London. 1t
distributes art work among its members
and proposes to elevate the standard of
taste among those who canuot afford to
buy expensive paintings, while encourage
ing native art to the extent of its powers.
" The Art Union" says the prospectus,
''now offers such opportunity to all classes
by means of a cooperation of interests
that tend to cultivate taste and advance
the standard of art in the direction of
securing a higher apprehension of art
work and fairer compensation for the
productions of every capable American
artist"
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sl<irmishing with Dervishes.

CAIRO, July 3lst.-COIOnel WOdehOuSe
ports that the main body OF the Insurgents
are encamped on the hills three miles north
of Abu Simbe. Active skirmishing pro-
ceeds between the outposts.
The Dervishes who occupied the villags
of Toski have been driven out by the
Egyptians, leaving the bodies of thirty-fOur
killed. A number Of Dervishes were cap
tured.
CAIRO, July 31st.-Advices from Toski
are that Lieutenant Daguillar, with de-
tachment of Egyptian cavalry and a COM
pany of the Eleventh Soudanese Regiment,
defeated the Dervishes south of Anabj.
Seventy DerVishes were killed and eighty
taken prisoners, The Egyptians lost three
killed. Two of them were officers.
England Was Wise.
LONDON, July 31st. = The Standards
Shanghai correspondent is informed that
Japan hesitates in regard to the revision of
her treaties relative to the status of foreign
ers in that country, for fear that China
will claim equal privileges. The general
opinion is that America and Germany were
too hasty and that England was wise to
wait.
Vallxyrie Wins Easily.
LONDON, July 31st.-The yscht club held
its regatta to-day. The Valkyrie won
easily. The Irex was third. The official
time is: Valkyrie, 3:4l:l1; YaraIs, 3:52;
Irex, 3:56:59.
For the America Cup.
LONDON, July 3lst-The son of Colonel
North is reported as intending to enter the
race for the America cup next season, and
has plans drawn for big yacht, with this
purpose in view.
Bouianger All Right.
LONDON, July 3lst-In an interview to-
day BoUlanger expressed amusement ar The
reports circulated in Paris that lie had COM
mitted suicide. He declared he had no
intention of killing himself at present"
Uprising in Greece.
ATHENS, July 31sA-Cretan Mussulmen
have burned over one hundred houses in
village near Caneau. The insurgent lead
ers appealed 10 Greece for assistance.
For the Pope's Welfare.
MADRID, July 3lst,-The Spanish Gov
ernment supports Austria in advising the
Pope to take uD his residence in Portugais
if he is obliged TO leave Rome.
Machine Gun Explosion.
PARIS, July 3fs, "A machine gun ex-
p(oded on board the teaining-irigate
Ceuren at Hyerress to-day. Eight persons
were killed and seventeen Injured.
Convalescent.
LucERNE. July 3l.-Cardinal Lavigerie ie.
now recovering.
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.UNwoRTHY OF TRUST"
rch is Sexton's Opinion OF the British
Postal GySteTp

Such is Sexton's Opinion OF the British
Postal System.
LoNDoN, July -Postmaster-G General
Raikes has requested Sexton, Lord Mayor
of Dublin, to forward to him the envelope
which contained the letter from President
Harrison to Sexton, thanking him for the
generous contributors made by the citi-
zens of Dublin tor the relief of the Johns
town sufferers, and which Sexton declares
was tampered with by the postotfice au-
thorities. Sexton, in reply, stated he would
show the envelope TO the Postmaster Cen
eral, but would be deceived if ha should
give it to the Postotfie Department, as it
had already proved unworthy OF trust.
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CHICAGO TIMES MAxAGEMENr
Joseph Dunlap Resumes Control as Man
aging Editor.

CHICAGO, July Slst.-The Ne,cs says /:
The affairs of the Chiosgo Times, which
were recently the subject of good deal of
newspaper comment, underwent another
change this afternoon. Joseph Dunlap took
entire charge of the editorial and news de-
partmeuts of the paper, his occupancy of
that position signalling complete rout of
the j. j. West interest. Dunlap for the last
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

NATOMA WATER AND MINING COMPANY
N Location of principal place of busine7-
san Francisco, California. Location of worKs,
Natoula, Sacramento county, California
NoTICE.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of assess
meI,; No. l, levied on the 5th day of June, 1889.
thCseveral amounts set opposite the names of
the respective Shareholders as follows:
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RERATING PENSIONS.

Reissues Under Commissioners Blacks
and Tanners Administrations.
WASHINGTON, July 31st.-The committee
recently appointed by Secretary Noble to
investigate the alleged Illegal rulings on
pensions has completed the first week of its
labors. An examination covering six
months doings will probably be COM
pleted the coming week, when a report
will be msde to Secretary Noble.
It is learned from parties believed to have
knowledge OF it, that during December last
under Commissioner Blacks sdministra-
ton there were found about ], 500 reissues
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HoNoRNG GLADSTONE.
Harcourt Pays Tribute to Him at Bras
sey's Party.

seSS fartS.
LONDON, July 3lst.--Lord Brassey gave
an 'at home this evening in order to meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone. Gladstone was
unable to be present. Mrs. Gladstone, re-
spending to congratulations on her golden
wedding, said her husband was fatigued,
owing 10 overTCrk, and Obliged to rest.
Sir William Vernon Harcuurt, in q
speech, denied that the differences among
the Liberals over the royal grants meant
want Of fidelity TO the great leader Every
member OF the party, from the highest to
the lowest, was never more devoted to his
chief than now
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SUMNER RESORTS.
CAMP TAYLOR,

N,AMP TAYLOR On. P. C. r. R) ONLY 20
L miles from san Francisco, will be reopened
the LIST of June as first-claSs summer resort.
tages are the perfection of comfort Boating,
bathing, fishing, and camping no fog, no mos
quietoes; difference of 20 degrees of tempera-
ture can be had III a radius OF 100 yards.
laylor n p @ x r iylT-tf
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Cows hair is now used in making car
pets. The process is described as cheap
one and the product as an improvement
on the woolen article.
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JULY 10Th, OUR
Summer Clearance Sale! !

Was inaugurated. 1t will be continued during
the month of August. Doubtless there
many who think a few days would suffice to
close our Surplus Summer Lines. If you will
note the magnitude of our stock. you would
think otherwise. July was devoted mostly to
departments; sale is general all
through the store. More than 500 lines of
Goods have been reduced in Prices. Some
departments have been cut more than others.
IN SUMNER MILLINERY A REDUCTION OF
MORE THAN SO PER CENT. $40 Hats for
$4; same ratio in lesser prices 25-cent Sum-
mer Dress Fabrics for 10 and Is cents. 15-cent
BUNTINGS for cents. In SUMNER CLOTH
ING: $50 SUITS for $14 so SIS SUITS for
81 so; Mems 75-cent lightweight UNDER
SHIRTS for 35 cents. SO and 75-cent SILK
SCARFS for 25 cents. Many lines of Ladies'
and Gents SHOES have been reduced in like
proportions Customers who have visited our
Sale in the last month testify to our good
values. The best proof of our cut rates is the
increase of patronage. Each day our sale
grows better, for the reason that we have two
mediums of letting the people know of our
vaIues--the Newspapers and the Customers
who have made purchases This month we
will give you better BARGAINS than hereto
fore; for all BROKEN SIZES. ODD ENDS,
SHORT LENGTHS. and SURPLUS STOCK of
all kinds MUST GO AT SOME PRICE
sGT REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS. SILKS, sATEENs ~Ba
LINENS, ETC" SHOWN ON CENTER TABLES.
Fine extra-Wide French Mulls, garnet navy blue
cardinal, light blue. pink and black sold from 25
to 35 cents; thrown out in sale at 10 cts
White FloWered and Dotted SWisses; to
SO cents; thrown out in to IS cents
yard.
A Variety of Beaded Jackets will be o. To-mor-
at Cut Prices.
FURTHER PARTICULARS SEE O.MORR0N,S
uIss ssaSs Ss ssss = - E-s
j street,
SACRAMENTO. ............ CAL
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Rehearsing for charades: Freddy
Now, Charlie, you must propose to Ange-
line Tin her sixth season., and Angie, you
must refuse him. 1t shall be Paradise
Lost See" Charles (thoughtlessly)-
" They'll never guess in the d"-Life.
"You are old. Father William the young man
said,
"And you should have died long ago:
Yet you live right along as though nothing wss
wrong
Now, old fellow, why DO you act sog'
Young man." said the sage, with wink OF
his eye,
1.-The reason that l do not die
Is because l have cash, and my heirs wish me
dead.
But the old man is rather too fiy."
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SUNDAY excepted. tSunday only. sMonday
excepted A.-For morning. P.-For after
A. n. TOWNE, General ASnsger.
T. b. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent.
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F0R SALE-TO LET.

no LET-A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS,
: with use of kitchen if desired. Apply al
I1O6 = strnat irSJ D.
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Rapid ProDeIlinc

ifabiu AopciiIhS,
New YORK, July 3lst.-The steamer CITY
of Paris arrived at Sandy Hook light-ship
at S:l4 this morning, having completed the
journey in five days, twenty-three hours
and ten minutes, which is within three
minutes of her former record, and beats
the records of all other ships from Queens
town. In her former record beating VOYAGE
the actual number of miles run were S95,
whereas in the present voyage the actual
distance was . 797 miles. So she is behind
her former record three minutes and 9S
miles.
Iu Financial Distress,
PHILADELPHIA, July 3lst-Much sur
prise has been created by the announce
ment that the National Bureau of Engrav-
ing, one of the most extensive lithograph-
ing establishments in the country, is in
financial distress. The plant is advertised
TO be sold to satisfy creditors.
Big Strike To-day.
SCoTTDALE tPa), July 31st.-Ths after
noon, in all probability, will be the last
days work for the miners and cokers in
the Connellsville region for some time to
come. Tomorrow morning between r.
600 and 1900 men will lay down their
tools and unite in a demand for better
wages.
taluaDlc SIallIOn DEAD.
JOLIET (Ill.) July 31st.-The fast pacing
stallion Sir Thornton. was found dead at
the race track this morning. 1t is reported
that the cause was indigestion, brought on
by too rapid cooling off after his remarka-
bic performance at Aurora. The horse was
valued at $4,000.
Dynamiter Hronek's Desperation.
JOLIET, July 3Ist.-John Hronek, who is
serving twelve-year sentence here at the
penitentiary for making dynamite for the
Chicago anarchists. made a deperate at
tempt TO suicide to day, by seyeriDg the ar
teries in his arm with knife. The doc
! tors think he will recover.
Tug Blown Up.
NoRwALK Comm, July 31st. While
the fireman Of the tug New Jersey, lying at
| Fve-Mile River, Conn, was banking her
| fires to-day, the boiler burst The tug was
blown to atoms and the fireman fatally in
| iured and possibly others. The spot is iso-
lated and news very meager.
Seeding Trades Unions.
New YORK, July 31st.-At meeting al
| Brooklyn to-day of the journeymen plumb
ers and gas and steam filters of the United
States and Canada, it was decided by the
| laborers connected with the trades to secede
| from the Knights of Labor. Fifteen thou
sand go out.
Whitney Not Candidate.
New York, July 31sr.- Ex-Secretary
Whitney writes to the World and denies
that a paper will be established in Wash
ington to boom him politically. He de-
clares he will not be candidate for any
office.
Buying Up Breweries.
OMAHA, July 3lst.-NegOtiations were
| completed to-day for the sale of ali the
breweries in Omaha to an European syndi.
cate for 81 500 GOO
Yellow Jack in Georgia.
CHARLESTON, July 3lst.-Yellow fever is
reported at Brunswick, Ca
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A London paper prints the following
stories illustrating the value of stops 4
poor woman whose husband was a sailor
and about to take long voyage desired
the prayers OF her fellow worshipers in his
behalf. The old clerk read this out with
out pause: "a sailor going to sea his
wife desires the prayers of the congrega-
tion." A shoemaker named Adam Strong
wanted his sign repainted. This was the
result: "A dam strong shoemaker" and it
is said that he had plenty of customers
thereafter.
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ALLEN SPRINGS.

TN ONE OF TIE most BEAUTIFUL CAN
L yons in Lake county, with four OF the best
varieties of mineral water is now open under
the new Manager, d. J. STEVENS. Hotel rates
reasonable. Cottages for rent Daily mail and
telegraph. Go by rail 70 SITES, on Colusa Mar
row gauge, thence by stage same day to the
Springs. 1mip
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Improvement OF Northern Rivers.

Improvement OF Northern Rivers.
WASHINGTON, July SIst-Maior a. J..
Jones. in his annual report to the Chief
Engineers on the Improvements 10 the
rivers in Washington Territory and Or
egon, makes the following estimates for
the fiscal year ending June so, 1891: Co.
lumbia and lower Willamette rivers.
below Portland, $3.50 GOO; Willamette
river, above Portland, SIO5, 600; upper
Columbia and Snake rivers, Oregon and
Washington Territory, $500 Cowiilz
river, Washington Territory, $1,000,
Siege Lifted.
WASHINGTON, July Slst.-The Depart
ment of State is in receipt of dispatch
from the United States Minister at La Paz,
dated June 9th last reporting the issuance
OF decree by the Government of Bolivia,
dated June 4th, suspending the state of
siege declared in its previous DEGREES of
September l4th and October 18th.
Federal Appointments.
WASHINGTON, July 3lSt.-Acting Secre-
tary Bacheller appointed the following
Storekeepers and CANCERS this afternoon to
take the places of officers appointed during
the last Administration in the Fourth Dis
trict of California +. j. Clark, Albert
Hart, s. a, Scott William Z, Thomas,
Eugene a. Avery and George Kroner.
New California Postmaster.
WASHINGTON, July 3lst. - Thomas H.
White has been appointed Postmaster at
Shingie Springs, Ell Dorado county, Gal,
vice George +. Pierce, resigned.
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WOODLAND.

Mail July S0th.
Marion Diggs went 10 Oakland Monday
morning.
Unsuccessful attempts were made Satur-
day and Sunday evenings to rob Judge
Garoutte's residence
The capacity of the Woodland electric
light plant is nineIy lamps. At present
eighty-four are running in the city.
Gerber, the burglar, now sojourning at
Folsom. writes to Woodland friends il the
county Jail to know what the Maa does for
news since he departed.
On Saturday DR.. J. Clark extracted D.
Sang's right eye. As noted in these col
umns some days since Mr. Sang received a
severe wound in that optic while at work
in the harvest field. A hav-forker acct
dentally pitched fork fall of hay into his
face. A straw entered the eye, penetrating
under the lid and running clear back into
the socket an inch and q half The wound
thus caused was so destructive to the tis-
sues and ball that after 8 week or ten days
the doctor found it necessary to remove the
injured eye in order to save the other. He
VIII return to his home, near Capay, this
week some time.
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Great Lawyer-"I cannot manage a
case unless know all the facts. You must
tell truly whether you are guilty or not"
Accused Party (seornfully)-"Bye s'pose
I'd be consarned fool enough ter want ter
hire high priced lawyer ikeyou if was
innocent Philadelphia Record
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Banjo Club will meet next Monday at
$50 p. N, at 4l5% K street. Those desiring to
join Club attend meeting, or address PROF.
APPLEBY, p. .. Box 6S jy3l-5ts
How many a sweet face ia marred
By yellow teeth and falling gums,
And mouth and lips AL hot and hard
And breath deeo tainted as it comes;
And yet with SOZODoNT, me may
Keep all these dire defects at bay.
Advice to Msthers.-Mrs. Winsicyy's
S0JTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer as once; il produces natural quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain, and the little
cherub swakes as bright as a button" 1t is
very pleasant TO taste. 1t soothes the child,
softenS the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels and is the beSt-knoYn
remedy for didTrhea, whether arising from
teethtng or other causes. twenty-five cents q
bottle MWE1y
~. La Mars Seminal Pills Cure all cases
OF Seminal Weakness, Loss of Vigor Impotency
aud all ailments caused by excess indiscretion,
and abuse. A perfect restorative. PrIce, Ss 80.
Sent by mail on receipt of price, or by express
G, Q. d Address all orders to A. McBOYLE &
CO., Druggists, San Francisco; p. o. Box, 1862.
myo6 6m
The best place n cssrss your prtztins done
4, J. Joh.Ssos s Cor. x1o S.. Sacramento. Cal
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oH "a -. FhoER,

DRACTICAL GUNsMITH.- 1924 @ .
Sixth street, between and (&4>J
x Importer and Dealer in Shot 5sEF
guns, Rifles and Pistols. Ammu- AE~HS%A
milton of all kinds constantly on% "
hand. Safes and scales repaired, and TrusSes
made 10 Order. feZ4-lin4o
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Some one suggests the poppy as the ma
tional flower. The most numerous poppy
in this country was Brigham Young, and
the fact ought TO kill the suggestion, if not
the ugsester-NoTTistotpn Herald
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G = REwARD-FOR A LIGHT RED cow
OC with white belly and bag, that strayed or
was stolen last Thursday night from Twenty
third and K streets. J II. MOON. jy3)-St*
WTANTED-WOODC CHOPPERS, LoGGERs,
w blacksmith, milkers, cooks, walters men
for orchards, vineyards and general farm WORK
eight women for general housework and nurse
girl None but sober, steady people need apply
at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth and
streets, Sacramento
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IN FOREIGN LANDS.
Canadians Excited Over The BehFins
Sea DilBCu'ty.
GLADSTONE BEING HONORRD.
Salisbury Says Peace, With Honor,
is England's Aim-Sexton
and the Postonices.
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
GLADSTONE BEING HOSoRED.
BEBRING SEA.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO ruE RrooRD-UsIos.1
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WASHINGTON CIJLLINGS.
Preparations TO Bar Out Adulterated
Annoy Tea.
THE BEHRING SEA EXCITEMENT.
Thousands OF Pension Reissues I'm
der Blacks and Tanners
Administrations
BEHRING SEA SEIZURES.

special DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uSroS.l
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost,
Found, For Sale, To Let and similar notices under
this head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time. AR
notices Of this character SVi1 be found under this
heading.
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NOTES FROM OUR NEIGHBORs.
Interesting Items CuIIed from the Col
umns of Suburban Exchanges.
Appeal, July 3oth.l

Appeal, July 30th.l
Rev. Mr.. Coleman has returned from the
springs.
All day yesterday heavy cloud Of smoke
hung over this city, and was noticed to
cover the foothills, which would indicate
that heavy forest fires are prevalent.
George Sunny says that his steam
thrGshing crew is finding plenty to do on the
Sacramento river, and will have thirty days
more run. He says that q good deal OF the
crop was injured by the late rains, but not
near so bad as some of the farmers at first
thought.
On Sunday evening c. H. Jenkins dis
covered that the lamp which hangs outside
of his oyster house on Second street was ON
fire, and, running out, caughti it, and without
looking just where he was to throw it
turned and threw it towards the street. 1t
struck a Chinaman and ienited his cloth
ing, but the flame was hastily put out, and
the Celestial escaped with a few slight
blisters.
The first meeting of the Early Rising
Athletic Club was held yesterday morning
Promptly at 5 o'clock the club, consisting
of several young ladies and gentlemen,
started of at brisk pace, which was kept
up until the party reached a point two
miles up the Browns Valley grade The
young ladies of the club have adopted q
costume which is very becoming. T6ev re-
port beneficial results from early morning
athletic exercises.
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So BUYS a CORD

OF STOVE WOOD, OR TON OF COAL
for Sc. Get your winters supply now at
the C, o. ID. Yard, Fourth and streets.
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CaIlfia Psrlor, No. 22, n. ID. G. w.-Reg-
ular meeting THIS Thursday EVENING, Aug.
1st at S CLOCK, sharp.