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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-31
SAN FRANCISCO WON.
The Oakland Club Goes Down Before the
Frisco Giants.

SAN Francisco, May 30th. Couehlan
was wild in the first inning 10 day. and his
manager placed him on the bench, putting
Incell in the box. The change was excel
lent, but the Oaklands were not able to
overcome the lead and could do but little
with Barry, who played his position very
steadily. Hardie hit him for a home run
in the eighth inning.
The game was attended by 5000 people
who were given fair exhibition. The
runs by innings were as follows:
San Francsco........ . 0 I Il o. S
Oakland..-............. l 0 . U 0 @ o.
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o'CoNNoR VICTORIOUS.
He Wins Great Victory Peterst
Comes in Bad Third.

SEATTLE CIV. IT,, May 30th.-The row.
ing regatta on Lake Union in which O'Con-
nor, Hamm, Peterson and Lee participated
course was three miles with a turn. A
good start was made. O'Connor and Peter
son forged to the front, leaving Hamm and
Lee behind. O'Ccnnor aud Peterson
turned the buoys tegetber, with Hamm
close behind. In the race from the turn
ing stakes O'Connor took the lead Peter
son and Hamm followed side by side,
OCon1or two lengths ahead. O'Gonnor
won in Is minutes and 13 seconds; Hamm
two lengths behind, Peterson one behind
Hamm, and Lee five behind Peterson.
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Visiting Their Old Homa.

WASHINGTON, May 3oth.-General N. P.
Chipman, formerly Delegate in Congress
from this district, but for ten years past
resident of California, is in the city. ac-
companied by his wife, This visit, which
is purely social one, is the first they have
made to Washington since their removal
to the Pacific coast.
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Advice to Moshers.-drs. Wfns.ov's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. II relieves the little
sufferer at once; 1t produces natural, quiet sleep
cherub awakes as bright as q button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child
softens the gums, sllays all pain, relieves wind,
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents q
bottle. MWFly
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allow : selection of the books. We mnst
have them all.
Lewis said he had not inquired what be-
came of the Leagues letters, ror had he
taken any steps 10 trace the payments of
money.
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After using Ely's Cream Balm two
months was surprised to find that the right
nostri, which was closed for twenty years, was
as could not do for many years. / feel very
thankfnl.-R. H. Cressengham, 275 Eighteenth
street, Brooklyn. MWF
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GENERAL NopEcEs.
Pullman Tonrlst Car wxcursionr.-

Pullman Tourist Car Fxcur sioUs.-Select
excursions via the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road Santa Fe route) under management of
salaried railroad employees leave Sacramento
EVERY THURSDAY for ali Eastern points
Berths furnished through to Chicago. Rates
same as from San Francisco. Baggage checked
through to destination. G. w. RAlLJON, agent
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UNHAPPY MARRIAGES

Nellie Sweeney has been granted di.
vvorce from n. Sweeney by Judge Lawler
because of the husbands desertion.
The Commissioner in the divorce case OF
Alice a. Broadbrook VS.. Harry Broad
prook has Submitted the testimony taken
BY him 10 Judge Rearden.
Court Commissioner Stevenson has sub
mitted the testimony taken by him in the
divorce case of Julia E. Dali We. a. Dali 10
Judge Levy.
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DR.. La Mars Seminsl Pills Cure all cases
OF Seminal Weakness, Loss of Vigor Impotency
and all ailments caused by excess indiscretion,
and abuse. A perfect restorative Price, SO so.
Sent by mail on receipt OF price, or by express
c. y. ID. Address all orders to A. McBOYLE &
CO., Druggists, San Francisco; p. o. Box, 1859.
my6-6m
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B. Il. Stoll, Dentist. formerly of 5,1 j
street, has removed to COS street, over Mrs
KatZenstein's Millinery Store. my27.tf
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NOT GUILTY OF ARSON

The jury in the case of Mrs. Gusta Goger,
tried in Judge Sullivan's Court yesterday
ON charge of setting fire to the dwelling
OF Charles Rethus, in the rear of2lo9 Jones
street, came into Court at late hour in the
afternoon with verdict of not guilty.
Ihls was the second trial of the defendant,
the jury having failed to agree upon YER
dict on the first trial.
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1 have had caiarrh for twenty years.
The effect of the first application of Elys Cream
Balm was magical, it allays the Inflammation
and the next morning my head was as clear as
n bell. l am convinced its use will effect per-
manent cure. strongly urge its use by AL sui
ferers.-Geo. Terry, Little Falls, Il. Y. MWF
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AT NAPA

Memorial Day was appropriately OBJ
served at this place by Kit Carson Post, G
A. r. Business places were all closed
The Napa Guards, the new military COM
pany, assisted in the decoration service at
the cemetery. In the procession was a
veteran horse which passed through the
war in the Thirteenth Illinois Cavalry.
Rev. John Coyle delivered the address at
the Opera House this evening.
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THE HELLo MAN.


On Monday man representing himself
as an employe of the telephone company.
gained en- entrance to boarding-house on
Powell street. After he was gone il was
found that he had taken considerable
jewelry from the rooms of two of the
boarders. Captain Lees men are now
looking for him.
WILL SAIL SATURDAY NIGHT.
Owing to the fact that the English mails
are about twelve hours behind time. the
steamer Mariposa will not sail for Homo
lulu and Sydney until midnight on Satur-
day.
GOING FOR A LOTTERY SCHEME.
Attorney General George H. Johnson has
filed suit on behalf of the people upon
the relation of f. P. Bacon against the
Sonoma Valley Improvement Company 10
revoke the latter's charter The complaint
alleges that the defendant has disresarded
its articles of incorporation and is now en-
gagged in conducting a lottery for the dis
posal of its property.
ARRESTED FOR LIBEL.
l. n. Cboynski, editor and proprietor of
Public Opinion, was arrested yesterday on
three charges of criminal libel and one of
attempted extortion, on complaint of L.
Lincoln, local agent of the keystone
Watch Club COMPANY of Philadelnhia
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Commencing Friday, March 1st, at 7:s0 P. NJ
and every alternate Friday, excursionists will
leave Sacramento for all points East, via Salt
Lake City, where stop will be made one day.
Inc sleeping cars are provided with mattresses.
blankets, pillows. curtains, etc. For full partic-
ulars and descriptive iolder call oD OF address,
TICKET AGENT SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
Sacramento. fe2s-tf
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PEARS Soap secures beautiful complex
ion
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BurIinrton Route Excur.ion..

The paee in California to have your printing don
A. J. Johnston & Cos. 40 s.. Sacramento. Cal
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FOREIGN FACTS.
THE SAMOAN COMMISSIONERS
AGREE UPON A TREATY.
Germany Withdraws Her Demand
for Excessive IndeInnity-Par-
nell Investigation.
BERLIN CoNFERENCE.

IsrEclAl DISPATCHES TO THE RrconD-vsros..
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Just Arrived! A large shipment of gem
Inc German Braunssweiger and Eastern Nett
worst fine Italian Saloni. Also. a large variety
OF different kinds OF Cheese, at 723 street. T.
BAUMLE. Give us call. d20-lm
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PEARs' is the purest and best soap ever
made.
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Decoration Day was generally observed.
The bank, Postoffice and public offices
closed. The members of the G. A. R., es-
corted by prominent citizens, with car
riages laden with profusion of choice
flowers, decorated the graves Of the Union
and Confederate dead The weather is
beantiful
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AT HOLLIsTER.

Memorial Day was appropriately OBJ
served here under the auspices of the Crane
Army men. Flags were displayed at half
mast and all places of business were closed
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FOR SALE-TO LET.

E0R RENT-AN UPRIGHT CHICKERING
[ piano. Responsible parties address NJ. E.
j., p. o. Box 22l my29-6
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PACIFIC COAST.
MEMORIAL DAY OBsERvANCES
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
Prize Fight Stopped by Sheriff
O'Connor Wins the Boat Race
Portland News Items.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uN1oN.l
PACIFIC COAST.
MEMORIAL DAY.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-us1os.l
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WASHINGTON.
uNVEILING THE MONUMENT TO
GENERAL SHERIDAN.
The Behring Ses War Talk No
ironoie Likely to Arise From 1t
The Catholic I.aity-Etc.
mEmes1AL. DAY AT wasH,saro,

lsr1c'AA DISPATCHES TO TIE HrcoRp-uNIos.I
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices. Wants, Lost,
Found, For Sale. To Let and similar notices under
tfs head are inserted for cents per line the frs,
time and cents per line each subsequent time Al
notices Of this character aoil be found under this
heading.
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EyOR SALE-ONE OF THE OLDEST ESTAB-
L lished grocery stores in town, with or with
out barroom; doing good business. For par
ticulars inquire at this office. my293t
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Decoration Day was duly observed here
by Wipslow G. A. 4. Post, the Women's s
Relief Corps and citizens generally with a
drum corps, by marching to the cemetery
in the forenoon and decorating the soldiers
at Majors Opera House is singing Amer
ica," by the audience, Miss Eda E. Bush,
organist; prayer, by Rev. N. B. Klink;
song, Just Before the Battle, Mother. p
young ladies quartet; opening address,
Rev. G.. W. Burtner; address, Edward
Sweeney; song, "In the Prison Celr'-solo
by G. NJ. BURNER, chorus Post and Corps;
address, Major ]. II. Simpson; remarks by
Hon. c. c. Bush and ID. n. Honn; closing
address, ]. Wells; song, by the school
children.
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AT MARTINEZ.

Decoration Day is being generally oh.
served here. Appropriate services, under
the auspices of the Grand Army Post, are
being held at the cemetery. Wagon loads
of beautiful flowers have been taken to the
grounds.
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Memorial Day was strictly observed
Stores were closed and business of all kinds
suspended. The soldiers graves were dec
GRATED in the forenoon. An address to the
comrades was delivered at Surgeons Hall
this afternoon by Professor Manley.
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iIsOR SALE--A NEW UPRIGHT MATHUSHEK
z Piano; cost 81 90; will be sold at bargain,
INQUIRE at this Office. fe2S-tf
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Memorial services were held here by the
local G. A. r. The procession was COM
posed of band, the two fire companies,
and the G. A. r. Post. Citizens and school
children went to the cemetery and decor
ated the graves and performed the usual
services. The concluding exercises will
take place in the hall this evening.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-31

Memorial Day was observed here, and
the exercises were witnessed by a large
crowd of people. Graves of our dead SOL
diers were strewn with flowers in the after
noon, and a fine programme was rendered
at the Opera House in the evening. The
great feature of the occasion was the elo-
quent Grafton by George w. Ficks, of Sac
ramento, which was greeted with storms of
applause.
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Eok SALE--A CARRIAGE, MATCHED TEAM,
{ double harness, ETC.; rig almost new o
fine chance for a splendid family outfit. Em-
pire Stables, Ninth ST.. bet Teen and K. my2-tf
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EoR sALE-2i LOTS (50x14o), IN FOLSOM; !;
Z choice location: house, orchard, alfalfa,
ETC.; sl,5c0. Address 7. W. HUMPHREY, Fol-
som, Cal. myl4-20t*
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E7OR RENT-OLD ESTABLISHED BLACK
L. smith and carriage shop: none but sober
men need apply. Address j. ". WHITE,
Auburn, Cal my22-lm
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L best Saloons in this city. connected with
Restaurant and Ladies' Rooms; best location
stock and lease. Inquire at this Office myq-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-12-17

The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor Society Of Central Presby terIau
Church gave q splendid program Of
literary exercises In the lecture room last
evepipg, which was enjoyed by large
audten6e The following 10 the program
rendered: Solo, Miss Virgie Conner,
Motheri" reading, Dr.. William q,
Pierce, "a Christmas Adventure" In
stsumental solo. Miss Della Phillips;
reading, Miss Halle Wells, "Jesus Paid
Fare vocal solo, Miss Liilie jackson;
vocal solo, Miss virgie Conner; reading,
Miss Hettie Pauley, "Afince Pies" vocal
solo, MIss Lille Jackson; recitation,
Charles B. Palmer brief lecture on
object lessonA
The Young Peoples Society OF Chris.
tian Endeavor OF the First Presbyt erlan
Church celebrated its frat anniversary In
the lecture room Of the church last even
Ing before large audience. Zach person
10 the audience was presented with
unique souvenir. Tho souvenirs were
made OF pure white heavy cardboard
bearing a short Scrlptural verse. On the
right hand corner OF the cards q small
twig OF mlstletoe was fastened with diff
ferent colored ribbon. The following
program was rendered: Prayer, the Rev.
q. NJ. Hickman; singing, choir; dialogue,
Q. X. Society; recitation, Miss Madge
Price; solo, Miss T.. Thielman; reading,
Mise Meginnis; "rhe Three Sisters, trio;
address, the Rev. @. N. Hickman; read
ing. Miss Z. McCracken; music, choir.
Immediately alter the entertainment
the society elected the following officers
to serve for the ensuing year; President,
J. NJ. Foster; vice president Miss Sallle
Prockuow; recording secretary, Miss Ella
treasurer, Mics Emma Keim.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-17
\ Serious Accident,

e John +. sharpley, well-knowu farmer
a.ed SO years, who resides on the Con-
cord pike about three miles from this
city, met with serious acciden. yester-
day afternoon. He was at work in his
barn cutting fodder with a cutter run BY
steam, when in feeding it the glove gu
his lett hand WAS caught between the
wheels, drawing his arm in up to the
elbow before the belt could be thrown
OF and the machine stopped. He fingers
and hand were chopped into small
pieces with the knives, and his arm to
the elbow crushed between the feed
rollers, and wedged in so tightly that tile
machine had to be broken before he could
be released. A messenger came to the
city on horseback and summoned Dr..
Willard Springer who, assisted by DR..
Day OF Talleyvlle, amputated the arm
above the elbow.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-17
FIFTH EDIFI1l


The annual session ~
Society OF Delaware wa. % w Historic
ing aud the following ciiieer. a a. l'st e',a
1no ensuing year: PresNen, e, ,ha
leonard Z. Wales; ylce ,r .he lid
non. Thomas +. BayatI eAlsne U
Joseph +. Comegys, the H., Ihe lid
s.ockleyi treasurer, II. i, pLaala 4
corresponding secretary H. ptngh0u}
, ~. E, SECRETARY Willard MI nv y
ser. nq.i librarian, DR.. K p n PAU u
.n'storiograapher, DIR. Horace ms veaa'Ou
tors, Dr.. John 2. Wales Io, nu'f' ti'sl
ian feoiger, Willard Nan pn a,' Chtd
INC Hon; George II. hates C Siest, ~ x
DIR. Il. T. johnson, ln.r,r,,
the additions to ;he lihr.,ni as reported
Past year to have been as iollo s.'ss y
~ newspapers, III; pamnsI.,o 'otd
other articles, 1879; total. sl5 P" Th "
now In the library. books ) gga aaee u
IN manuscript, 81, negsns,,o ma, ooSi
newspapers. bound, 80; msns TIT sq'
Pnieu, 6,63l; photograph. 49, ~ ~
i60i cards, etc, 2s5; rein. o3, da
,ngs, o OLD deeds, lOi; mAna.erinin s
autographs, 1876; autograph ls,,.,.' "
colns' ~ pieces; engraylugs AMI H.
ings. 1874; other articles S SI4 ant
IL, yo3; duplicates, $50. totaI II II, wy
The treasurer, II. Ii. Btln ,hhn '.s
ported a balance of gro IN III I U.S.
the books. f''''Vu 70 Ht
There being no further bu.O.
annual meeting adjourned, and tss y.
Jar monthly meeting was opepsd w,'
liam @. WHITLEY, K. I. Capbv ,ud W
ware, Esq., were elected me nben
willard Hall Porter ESQ m ma.
OF bishop Coleman, presented ,b s ~. Ha,
Win . portrait OF Wasbington T,as !.
painting by Williams, a COW Of I S,a
mon to st. Johns Commsn1syy En,,
Iemplar, aud other pam phleI. III N.
we're accepted and vote Of ,t,nI.,.
DER ca to the bishop for tie same
Bishop Coleman said that Tho H.
.enniAi OF Emmanuel Church ysr ~.
TIC, would be held on Decembs, %
30. and thought 1t would be asvl..n.
nave the society represented by a m.
ni,tee. Upon Q motion being mad, n
following were appointed: Alir,i H.
William A. DUPONT and Thop,, r.
ford, NJ. d. President WsIe, VA, NJ,
wards added.
After transacting some other bu,o..
OF minor Importance the meeting N
1ourned.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-17

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6.-Appraiser
Leach called at the Treasury Department
to-day and explained to Secretary Win
dom the necessity OF creating an add.
nonal sugar Inspector IN Philadelphia to
meet the Increase OF business caused by
the opening OF the Spreckels refinery. 1t
is necessary for the Inspector to be pres
ent when the sugar 10 unloaded from the
vessel.
Cargoes viii frequently be unloading
At the same time Mt the reiiueries OF f..
Z. Knight and Harrison, Frazier * Co.,
at the foot Q. Bainbridge street, anu also
AZ the Spreckels refinery some drtaacs
iurther down the river, aud 1t is hnpos-
s.ole Tor an inspector to be at both places
at the same time
The secretary did not state positively
what be would do. but lie instructed
Appraiser Leach TO make formal appli-
cation for the additional Inspector.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-17

At this mornings session OF Court, the
attorneys In the case Of Anderson Il Son
stated 10 the Court that they would like
TO take the case up again at this term,
and It was decided TO try 1t on Monday,
January 80. 1890.
William 7. Lyman, ESQ.,, was, on mo.
tion OF Charles B. Lore, Esq, appointed
commissioner TO hear testimony 10 the
divorce application OF Mary Penton vs.
Edward Fenton. Mr.. Lore also asked
Tor alimony while the case 10 pending,
and rule, Teturnsble next Saturday,
was issued for Edward Fenton to appear
and show cause why the application
should not be granted.
The case OF Ellen Simmons Va. Tho
Delaware Bakery and Candy Company
was called, when II. II. Ward, Eco. :,
stated TO the Court that on account OF
the absence Of q material witness he was
not ready TO proceed. After a discussion
between him and Lilburne Chandler,
ESQ.,, who appeared az the attorney for
the defendant, It was agreed to refer the
matter 10 referees.
At 1l.30 O'Clock Court took recess
until 3. 30 o'clock this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-17

Soon after o'clock last evening
Augustus Fountain and Martha Morgan.
both colored, became engaged in q
druDken fight In house at A aud Locust
streets. The woman struck at Fountain
several times, hitting him in the face, to
which he paid but little attention, aud
took penkniie from his pocket to
sharpen q pencil. The woman, persisting
in giving him a hammering, Fountain
says he, IN trying to ward oil her blows,
threw up his hand which held the pen.
knife and struck her in the throat. She
fell TO the floor, screaming that she had
been killed. A large crowd soon gath
cred, and the woman was taken to KEN
ele's drug store, where, after a careful
examination, the wound was found not
10 be OF a dangerous character. Fountain
was arrested by Officer Gaynor and taken
10 the police station in the patrol wagon.
He VIII be given hearing tomorrow
morning.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-17


WnKEsBARRE, Pa, Dec. ia PARTY
OF Polanders walking on the tr cks OF
the Delaware, Laekawanna and Western
Railroad. near here last evening, were
struck by train. Three men were kill
ed and one fatally injured. 1t SUP
posed that the men became confused in
the darkness and stepped In front Of the
train Instead OF upon the other track
None OF the names were ascertAined.
CovIsoroN, Iud., Dec. 1.-THE Ohio,
indiana and Western Railway pay-car
was wrecked near lere yesterday mora
Ing. The train was going at a rap,d rate
when the front axle OF the pay car broke.
precipitating the coach into . ditch by
the side Of the track. General Superin.
tendent |. II. Wilson and Train Master
j.. NJ. Cummins were instantly killed.
The engine remained on the track, and
its occupants escaped injury.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-17
FOURTH EDITION


Chief of Police Swiggett, armed with q
requisition from the Governor OF Deia-
ware, went 10 Media, Pa, yesterday
morning, and brought to this city
Matthew E. Hagany and John Dough
erty to answer the charge OF stealing a
horse and carriage from james Anderson,
living At Wooddale, Del. The theft was
committed the Sth o. July last, but the
thieves abandoned the team in Delaware
county. There they we're arrested for
breakiOg into and robbing freight car,
and were sent TO Jail Tor three months.
Their term expired at Z o'clock yester-
day mornisg, and as they were leaving
their cells they were turned over to Chief
Swiggett. Being brought TO this city
they had hearing before Magistrate
Bsrtolette, who held them under $500
bail each to answer before the Superior
Court OF Delaware at the February term.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-17

will give few more Greek nance oil
places In our viclnityi Aceomaef-Aks.
kaoha-the hght with Javelips. WI.
comioo-Oikia- Mikkos or Mychos--the
home harbor. The Delaware river was
called -Marasso Chitop -
like q shining breastplate. Red Clay
creek Is Kiamensi-Kio-Me nio-f flowing
madly. The chief hill on Red Clay is
Cuba-Kuba tho principal or chief
EEythfoxylon coco-Erythros Chyl6n-
K6kkos--the red juice berry. The nrst
name Of this medicine may have been
given by some botanist.
Catechu-Katekeo.
Catawba-K ataba. 49,
Catalpa-Katalps. -
MetamorA-Meta-M Mora.
Oneida 0ueidos.
Csyuga Kaio-UgiAs, the lake of pure
love.
Onondaga-Crystal lake.
Connecticut-K Romeo .Nectos.
Kutos--to hasten the launching of the
cutter.
Nantucket-Nsn-Te ucho. to make
ship. DIR. QUINCY.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-17

AT tho last meeting Of Branch No. 407,
Order Iron Hall, three candidates were
initiated and the following officers elected
for the ensuing term: Chief Justice, NJ.
NJ. Wright, vice justice, Baden Hygate;
accountant, w. I. Clymer; cashier, T..
J. Sheppard; adjuster, J. 7. Clymer; pre-
late. b. +. AcVey; herald, J. G. Krout;
wa'chman, A. Cooling; vidette, B. Y.
Gardner; trustees, L. II. Robinson, J. q.
Adams, 8. II. Durstein. Smith Cooper,
NJ. D., was recommended as medical
examiner.
The branch meets the second aud
fourth Friday night OF each month in the
Adams Building, and 10 now in a highly
prosperous condition.