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SUPERIOR COUNT.
Department Two-van Fleet, Judge.

SACRAMENTO, April Is, 1882
Estate of Reuben johnson, decessed-Appli-
cation for family allowance denied.
A. L. Mclean VS.. Mary L. McLean-Decree
OF divorce granted.
Trial Jurors ordered drawn for April term.
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AFTER sleepless night, use Angostura
B'tters to tone up your system. Buy only
tie genuine. manufactured by DR.. Siegert
d S ,ns. AT ali druggists.
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A Native of the Golden West Falls Hei
to an Estate in Old Erin,

A Native of the Golden West Falls Heir
to an Estate in Old Erin.
DUBLIN, April 15th.-A receiver has been
appointed over the estate of the late Sir r.
Waller, in the counties of Cork, Limerick,
Tipperary and Mayo to which Sir Charles
Christian Waller. of Los Angeles, Cal, is
heir and successor to the title of Baronet.
His father, who was a distant relative of
the late Baronet. emigrated to America in
1872. In 1885 the present Baronet was
born in California. He has been fully
identified as the person entitled to the
estate, and has arrived in Ireland to claim
1t; For the present, however, the estate is
OF little value to him, as the annual charge
OF $500 Lady Waller has upon it, and the
membranes amount to e2, 400, or nearly
the whole rental, which is $4,000.
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AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable City Property, Ranch and
Eina Euildincr Lnfa.

Fine Building Lots.
N ]. SIMMONS & CO., AUCTIONEERs,
~. will sell on SATURDAY, April 29th, at 10
o'clock, in front of the Court House, seventh
and streets, by order OF the Superior Court,
and Philip Herzog. Esq, administrator of the
estate of Robert Miller, deceased, the following
valuable property Lots and S, o and 2, and
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, with a fine res
idence on lot 7; also undivided half block, be-
tween north B and and Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets; also the undivided quarter block
between north B and C, Fourteenth and Eff
teenth streets, Sacramento City. Also, 25S
acres OF land, being parts of sections
p and D, in townships s north, range 6
east, and known as the Miller ranch.
Terms stated day of sale. Also, after the above
sale. at the same place, we will sell the follow
ing fine building lots Lot ?, Twenty-third and
Twenty. fourth, J and X streets, SGX16e; lots l, 2
and S, H and ], Twenty and Twenty
eighth streets, each lot S0xl60. Sale positive.
albeit ID. j. simmons 6 Co., Auctioneers
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PEARS Soap secures a beautiful complex
ion.
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Harry Phillips In Trouble.

MONTREAL, April 15th.-Harry Phillips.
late manager for John L. Sullivan, has been
arrested on a charge of helping Andy
Maloney TO steal $4,000 worth of jewelry
from Van Reinholtz, an agent for P. l..
Ellis d Co., jewelers. of Toronto. Van
Reinholtz is said to be in New York. He
is wanted in connection with the a4f.ir
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a u I'D III So
OF REAL ESTATE.
VIII sell, without reserve, on the premises,
Corner of Seventh and r. Stra.,s

on, TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1889. AT II A. n
~ sharp, the west 10 feet of south l1O feet of
Lot No ., and the east quarter of south ITO feet
S oi L3e NO ., IN the block bounded by d and K.
Sixth and Sevenths treets, with all the i,nnrova'
ments, mouse OF eleven rooms bathroom. two.
kltchens and large dining room; in all, fifteen
AIso-The south 60 feet of the west ouar,er
ana the south half OF the east half of the west
NAT OF lot No. 2, in the block bounded by I and
), FOURTH and Fifth streets with all improve
ments, double brick house
BY order of MRS. MARY AMEc
BELL * Co., Auctioneers. II
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Isl, Dot So?

COLOGNE, April 15th.-The Gazette saws ::
" The nomination of Sewall as Discussing
Officer OF the American Commissioners to
the Samoan Conference, together with the
appointment of Bates as a member of the
Commission, warrants the supposition that
the Washington Government does not Sc
rious:y desire friendly settlement of the
question concerning Samoa
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The Samoan Counsel.

BERLIN, April 15th.-The Post Saws the
Samoan Conference will open on the first
of next month. The German delegates are
Count Herbert Bismarck and DR.. Krauel,
the Privy Councillor of the Legation of
Foreign Affairs. Count Herbert Bismarck
viii preside. Sir Edward B. Malet, the
sent ENGLAND
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CARD.

S<AE ~.
A T a SPECIAL MEETING OF BRANCH "a.
n. Boiler-makers' and Iron Ship Builders
Union, it was
Resotred, That an invitation be extended to
Iron Mouldefs Union and other employees OF the
>. Z; shops to attend III body the funeral OF
HOOPER. By order of
1t COMMITTEE OF ARA NCEAtENrrr
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A female denizen of rue de L, who fre-
quently displays her proficiency as an
| equestrienne on the business streets, came
| to grief last evening. During one of her
horseback jaunts she had apparently loaded
up on some beverage that made her top
heavy, for she took tumble to the pave
| ment, escaping, however, without serious
iniury
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a man up town has dog which be bal!

A man up town has dog which he has
trained to jump into the first vacant chair
he sees whenever his master cries
" Next The other day the man and dog
dropped into barber shop, and when the
barber had finished his continued story and
let man out of his chair, he cried Next
paralyzed when the dog leaped into the
vacant chair and sat up as if ready to be
operated upon.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CARD OF Thanks

~ RETURN OUR SINCERE THANKS To
W the many kind friends for their sympathy,
beautiful floral offerings and attendance at the
Its MRS. N. +. McHALE AND Family.
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THE OLD WORLD.
GERMAN PAPERS ON THE SAMOAN
COMMISSIONERS.
Boulanger Rolling in Wealth-Poor
Kossurh at the Point Of Death
The Pope-Etc.
A CALIFORNIA BaRoNEr.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RscosD-UN1os.l
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Spain and the United ,t.tes

MADRID. April 15th.-Marquis De Armiio,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, has prepared a
reply to the communication recently ad-
dressed to the Spanish Government bv
Blaine, the American Secretary of State.
In 1t the Spanish Minister expresses a de-
sire to draw closer the bonds of friendship
uniting Spain and the United States.
Kossuth's Life Despsired or.
LONDON, April 15th.-Louis Kossuth. the
hungarian patriot, who is now at Turin.
suffered another relapse, and his life is
despaired OF.
VIENNA, April 16th.-Kossuth is rapidly
SINKING. His sons have been summoned
to his bedside.
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BERLIN, April l5th.-Emperor William
to-day went on board the warship Alexan-
drine, which is to relieve the corvette
Sophie at Somoa, and sailed down the har-
Dor to Wangeroog. Upon leaving the ves-
sci he commended the ships company to
the protection OF the Almighty
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PARIS, April 15th.-The liquidators of
the Panama Canal Company have informed
the shareholders of that concern that they
oeheve that reissue of the unsold lottery
bonds of the company, under par, would
yield 12,50O000 francs, and save the canal.
but that the Government is reluctant to
propose such measure, fearing that Par
lament would not consent to its adoption.
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Prairie Fires in Manitoba.

WINNIPEG, April 15th.-The Manitoba
fires. Immense damage has been done ar
the Capital city neal the Dakota boundary.
Yesterday prairie fire was seen approach
ing and $50 men saved the town after four
hours hard fighting. Dense volumes of
smoke has been hanging over that district
TOR several days. Rain commenced falling
to-day 80
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CONDENSED TELsGRams-

BERLIN, April 16th.-It is rumored that
Salisbury will pay a visit to Bismarck after
Easter
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wan Succeed His Father.

LONDON, April l5th.-John Albert Bright,
the candidate of the Liberal Unionists was
to-day elected 10 succeed his father the
late John Bright, as representative of the
central district of Birmingham, in Parlia-
ment. Bright received 500 votes, against
2,560 for the Gladstonian nominee.
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PARIS, April 15th.-Elections for men,
bers OF the local councils were held
throughout France to-day, and the Bou-
langists seized the occasion to demonstrate
the strength of their leader. At Charenton
General Boulanger headed the poll with
24o7 votes, and at Sainte Fou he received
l ,23z votes.
The Panama Canal Lottery drawing took
place to-day. The company drew the first
prize
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Mems Canvas Shoes.

A COMPLETE LINE OF MEMS CANVAS SHOES,
in all colors and styles. can be found here. We
have no competition in this line. PRICES.
ST. 81 IS. 81 SO. 81 rs and So. The So Can
vas Shoe is made of heavy l6-ounce duck,
trimmed with ful-stock Calf. 1t is made
Creedmoor style. continuous strip runs
from heel to toe. The toe is extra capped.
The soles will not rip. A pair of these Shoes
will last the season. So the price.
EROS ec GO.
Corner of Ninth and Streets. Sacramento.
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To subsidize Steamships.

OTTAWA, April 15th.-On Wednesday
Foster will introduce in the House reso-
luton to subsdize, at the rate of $125,0O0
per annum any company that will estab-
lish fortnightly steamship service be-
tween British Columbia and the Australian
Colonies and New Zealand, and to enter
INTO such en- agreement for not a longer
term than ten years. For weekly steam
snip service between Canada and France,
an annual subsidy of $500 900. British Co.
lqmbia, China and Japan, S125,OOO annu-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11

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p.ete restoration In a short time. without
confinement TO bed or detention from
business
To those interested, | shall take pleas
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from many weii-knoWn citizens of Rich
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state. beg 90 refer 10 Mr. W. II. II.
Lynn. of stanton past grand c0mman-
der of knight. Tcmplare Mr. H. VI.
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John H. Cooke. Nj Andrew j. GRAY. Mr..
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Enher- AInnL,lln. lInnhar..

The talented actor R0heu Nuttl SSH
appear 700 fHe Richmond Theatre ON Fri
.Iy Hnl saturday evening next anal a'
f4e saturday matinee in Ai- .amou im
r.r-0uafion 0i ID EMERY romantic hero
iuH ln This beautiful play Mr.
NmieII BIAS achieved deserved success
unu-h0uf the country and praise of b. IS
acting - universal Certain 30 i.. chat
this young actor is making rapid strides
iu Dds profession and few more years
N.i lHi lm holding most cngi0us poo.
zion .n the dramatic world. ON This
occasion Moullr wil. Doe produced
NIlh .N tle handsome new scenery and
Costumes that characterized 'ts .ate slc-
...- FOO ihc Fifth AYcuu, Theatre. New
lors and thus perfect performance is
lral The supporting company is
One DBL. tie best being headed 1y Miss
Aarluue Brlrans and Mr Mark Price.
$50 we.-kuoWn artists. who Were quite
Successful. few years ago AS stars
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PR e 8 TON Il Il L [ n,
FINE ART EU RE
No. | 8 Governor Street.

us 10 every consideration consistent with
businoss principles and equity
WISHING % avoid any conii,t OF ON
Interests. which are in n great moasur,
ff..Ilr.l and recognizing the Inter
State Commerce law Gas c1usfruedl plo
hfltin- discrimination. $50 believe ON
interests would te greatly benefited
without injury 90 The railroad interests
. hrtac adoption and universal usc OF OBJ,
rt,icma Iclbie J 1000 mile ticket lhi-
mm 90 ticket noH being issued ly ODE
Lake shore ANA Michigan Southern and
Wisconsin Central Rdir0ads. and
l1uorcd by some forty lines OF road
Wilh Gam extensive mileage. not of the
same system or management. gives evil
dence of its probability and abundant
reasons of the ACCESSIBILITY for los
'on'.on
Ilc safeguards thrown around ihis
.'fm obi ticket to guard against iis abuse
a.t such a, fo commend ir to every rail-
rI1d official sincere in desiring t0 proc
.Hf ODE mli-cr.minate use of the
mileage Ticket all $50 the same time len
clt those entitled to same
Tue commercial travellers, through
their organization, fAc Traveller, Proc
foc''fe Assoc.lti1n of the United S1'ee.
nUl an active membership in every
.Hi. in tae Onion. with th' substantial
endorsement of the Mercantile Ass0eia-
i'0n generally unite in earnestly solicit
iu- Immediate action bro this matter, that
W may hc relieved from burden which
appears uuwsrrniei. inconsistent. ud
noIuifial i0 oGl mutual interests
looping fora favorable reply. Tam. YOURS
especially, ID Is. CLNK
Chairman National R n Com
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
The O. Z. A.. reinforced by the boards
az trade and chambers of commerce
throughout the entire country are thor
ugIh.r organized preparatory t0 making
strong. united effort to induce Com
.rc.s f0 SOD amend the Interstate Com.
morco lao as tO ada the following % rhe
rilHt exceptions from is operations
originally provided iu its tweuts second
e.flon The commercial travellers pro-
rose t0 have Congress add exception j..
flfoui as follows.
provided that nothing boz This art
shall Dee construed to prohibit amy com
uon carrier uom giving reduced rates oi
transportation to commercial travellers
whether employer employc wh0iragel
f0 sell merchandise Tor d wholesale BUSH
moss. taking 0re. from dealers for
goods tor subsequent delivery
"A. GHPLErs
The prevailing question amon- thc
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The following is a copy of the letter
ordered 90 Doe sent 90 Rev. dr. n0ee by
Lee Camp 40 lbs meeting Friday night
Dr. ~ d. Hogc
Dear sir-It affords me great pleasure
90 convey The thanks of Il r Camp for
the very enioyabiean fraternal talk YOU
gave Us Friday night, and hope twill De-
convenient for you 90 visit us often and
without special invitation By order of
The Camp. ARTHUR \. SPIT1ER.
Captain and Adjutant
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TIE DAILY TIMES-MONDAY FEBRUARY IL. 1889

night long parties Of citizens had been
securing hin and forest in search OF the
missing child About sunrise she was
discovered, having wonderfully escaped
destruction during the night w hat
would be the feelings of that little one m
finding safety. love. and home after that
night of perly But what was The trans
port az the child compared with that of
the mother when she recovered her lost
one. and when her nigh' of weeping wa,
exchanged for the morning of JOY.
But the finder OF the treasure buried boz
f the earth must soon leave it and De-
buried in the earth himself The happy
mother after a little while must part
from her child again, but whoever can
say with Andrew. have found CHRIST,
has found the treasure from which death
cannot separate him; the treasure whose
value Will be- ever unfolding in fhc
eternal world This then was part Ol
Andrew reward The other part was
I'm seeing his brother. Simon Peter, ic-
come one OF the greatest of the apostles.
one oil the uObiest of the New Testament
writer's. one Of the most successful of tht
world, preachers. and of knowing that
all this came through IBIS in-trl-
mentality
Wchayc no account of any miracle
fha, Andrew wrought. of any cpi-tlc that
he COMPOSED, of any sermon ihai he
preached
but see Peter healing thc lame man q
tie bcautiful gate of the temple You
may read not only his First hut Bis
Second Epi,'lc, l0l be wrote two And
If YOU want 90 hear The most successful.
sermon ever preached, go back t0 the
Dav of Pcntcc0sl. and listen to tire sore
mon under which three thousand soul
were converted. When Andrew beard
how the lame man leaped and walked and
praised God did be not feel Ike doing llo
same. When hc read one OBJ M-
brothers glowing chapters did NOT iit
warm and grateful tears bcdew ihe page
And when bee SAT 90 his brother fcct
and heard the wonderful sermon ODD ilc
Dav of pentecOs'. must be not have said.
with a JOY too deep for tears. lord
Jesus, how can / repay ] hee for The prig-
ilcge of bringing my brother unto j bee.
and for the welcome Thou did 50 give o.
bothy Little did think ON the day ]
Jed him 10 Thee that J would thus Dee tAc
means of opening the mouth Of one who
would show forth Thy praise and bring
Thee glory in the conversion Of listening
thousands
The Coronation Hymn us wo con b.
was not in existence ON iho Dav Of pel-
tcc0st; if 10 had been, it would have been
appropriate al the close OF Peters ..I.
mon But Wc have d. I0W. and $50 Hlll
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A Princeton graduate, who is now q
popular pastor in Mankato Mimi, in a
letter 20 friend in this city. refers 10
tAe TINES reports of Rev Dr. Hoge'
discourses, and says. Il enjoy DR..
l0ge's sermons exceedingly They
unite in a wonderful way, learning and
rhetorical charm with practical power
ard aptness o. illustration. How differ
cnt they are form --'s style"
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something peculiar about Jesus tina
drew children 90 him, Let stranger
ro into home and try 90 get babe G,
leave i,s mother and come 10 him. We
.ali thc children lcff their mothers arm
and went t0 Jesus and Doc put biz hand.
0n their heads and blessed them and
said. "oi such IS The kingdom 0i
lcaNcu
Mr. j j.. j. slcieht made a short AL.
dress. lie said he say ON day when
fhc snow covered ihc ground a Capito
policeman whistle. and suddenly
1il fh" squirrels came running
t0 him to got their dinner of nuts and
be- believed that whenever President
Richardson or Secretary Radv whistled
i'ut 'hr1o would Doe q meeting of this
-uHlar-.rio0l society. 400 ODE children
h0ck.i fo tlc church and crowded 10
lie said that every child bias part in
sunday .ch1ol work. and Doc told Of OBJ,
little s.E-vclroid girls who Dad scarcely
enough fo caf picking un RAGS and bone.
and selling them tOa junk dcllorin order
90 carry icn cents tO the Sunday schOo
a- being money .ho earned herself To
tAr teacher. hc urged Chat they mako ID
% point tD .otr their scholars and ohm.
Win iho scholars l0fc
Aitci ma,e singing Che congregation
MAS dismissed with the beleI'ciion pro-
nouucci hy dr. >tur' -
uIL1INc f0R HEN ONLY 40 sT joins s.
.rcrr scat m OM ST. Johns Church
uas occupied last might hy men to hear
100 address from Nr Lewis b Reduer
.rHD i- fnnIrrfinr tho Inf..nrai Sunday
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The following letter has been m1iICl
by the National Railroad Committee to
the General Passenger Agents OF all rail-
roads, and il is expected that good re-
suits will follow
Dear Sir.-As the official head OF the
corporation YOU have the honor 90 repre-
sent, We feel justified I'm calling your 20.
tenti0n 10 "a matter OF more than ordi
nary importance, and trust that YOU will
treat the subject with lhat cand0r and
delibeIation which the interests involved
demand. Believing that YOU recognize
in the mercantile community of the
country an important factor in the sue
cess and prosperity Of the business en-
terprise you represent, just recognition
aud spirit Of reciprocity should cnliI!e
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A full case Of new 1910. satteens for
SC. q yd.-dress paiierns-at Miller,
Rloaies u GeTharls.
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A BEAUTIFUL SUNDAY
BRINGS THE CHURCH GOERS OFT IN
FULL FORCE.
N0sT INTERESTING FEATURES
or TIE DAY
TIN VARIOUS HOUSES OF woTsHIp
WILL FILLED.
Dr uoge's Oid Narkct ermon Episcopal
sunday cboai Institutes Meeting
for Men at uid ~. Johns
church Nofcs.

Yesterday was another bright. heauti-
fui and sprnelsc sunday. and church
goers were ont in full force The follow
ing were luc main features Of the day
Dr. Hoac 81 old MARKET Han.
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Immediately after Johns announce
ment Jesus appeared ON the scene He
too. walks on the banks of the Jordan.
not stern and grim as was the Baptist.
but gentle, winning, tender. with a
crown of sorrow ON DIS head, bat love
and pity ia Dis heart Then Johns
tone Is changed his warning voice.
which rang like a trumpet. SCATTERING
the air With its startling blast. now
sounds soft and sweet as a Lutte. and
looking upon Jesus as llewalked. ne said
Behold The Lamb of God This was
Johns greatest announcement 10 the
world IL must have touched the heart
81 Andrew. From his childhood lac had
seen the evening and The morning sacri.
Ice. lie knew that IL could mol take