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Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-03
Giving and Keepine.

To Frenchman studying English, as to
an Englishman studying French, nothing
is so hard to acquire perfectly as the
idiom-the very part of the language
which comes naturally to native The
difficulties of our tongue in this respect are
illustrated in the following dialogue be-
tween a foreigner and his English teacher:
"When You give a thing" asks the for
eigner, you cannot keep it too, can you ?"
Certainly not"
But when an honest man gives his
word, he always keeps it, does he not?"
Certainly"
"But when he gives his word, how does
he keep it? Does he take it back ?"
Certainly not. When an honest man
gives his word he never takes it back"
But if he keeps it, he does not give it.
"0h yes, he does"
"Then if he gives it, he doesn't keep it."
"Why, certainly he does. Because, If
he doesn't keep his word, he is no longer
an honest man."
"Oh, I begin to see Having given his
word, and never taken it back, he keeps ii
all the while? ?"
Certainly"
"What beautiful language is the Eng
lish p'-Y Youths Companion.
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in street railways" fully set forth in letters
patent to the plaintiff, and which has not
been patented by himself or by others with
his knowledge or consent
An injunction is also prayed for so that
the defendants may be epjoined from any
further construction, use or sale of said
certain and useful Improvement
The papers fled are numbered from
los to 10,545, and include the Market
street Cable Railway Company, California
street Cable Railway Company, the Geary-
street road, Sutter-street, Omnibus Cable
Company, Presidio and Ferries Railroad
Company, Clay-street Hill Railroad Com
pany, Ferries and Cliff House Railway
Company and the Powell-street Railway
Company.
FAKING FIGHTERS.
Late yesterday afternoon two hacks were
hastily driven out the San Bruno road to
the Seyen-Mile House, the party in them
consisting of the feather weights Murphy
and Warren and a number of sporting
men, The latter were of the opinion that
Warren and Murphy intended fighting, but
the pugilists had no such intention. After
donning their ring costumes thew quar-.
relied for halt an hour over the referee, and
finally decided that they could not agree
upon anybody except young society man
VINO was present, ana VINO refused TO act
in any such capacity when it was ex-
planned to him that by so doing he would
make himself liable to arrest Then il was
that the sports grew desperate, and enter
ing the hacks drove away, leaving the
pugilists to trudge back to town on foot
The latter laughed heartily st the manner
in which they had again sulled the sport
ing men, and getting into two-seated
vehicle which they had caused to be
driven to the Seven. Mile House during
the day, they were soon whirled back into
town.
FISH COMMISSION.
The State Board of Fish Commissioners
met to-day and awarded a contract to II.
G. Miller of Pacerville to remove the OBJ
struction in the American river at Salmon
Falls so as to allow fish an opportunity to
ascend the river. A deputy Fish Commits
sioner reported having made eight arrests
for violating the fish law in Yreka, but un-
able to secure convictions because the peo-
pie were in sympathy with the offenders.
1t was reported that there is but little
trouble now with sawdust or slickens in
the streams. 1t was stated that, as Lake
Tahoe trout cannot be transplanted, streams
will be stocked with Dolly Warden trout
from Lake Marlette in Nevada.
GONE To TAHITI.
Consul Doty sailed to-day on the Tropic
Bird for Tahiti.
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Kids on n Strike.

LONDON, October 2d.-The scholars of
the public schools of Glasgow, Aberdeen
and other towns of Scotland, have iusti-
tuted novel strike. They have organized
a movement generally supported by the
pupils, protesting against the study of
lessons at home, and declaring against
corporal punishment.
Pauncefote Coming Back.
LONDON, October 2d.-Sir Julian Paunce-
fote British Minister to Washington, who
has been home for some time on leave of
absence, will start On his return to Wash
ingtOn Saturday.
LOndon's Distinguished Visitor.
LONDON, October I'd. - Peter Jackson
made show of Jack Fallon at the AQUA
rum tonight. Neither was in condition to
box.
Big Loan.
BERLIN, October 2d.-The South Sea
Plantation Company of Samoa has issued
loan of 2500,000 marks.
Bound for America.
LIVERPOOL, October 2d.-Wilson Barrett
and Miss Eastlake sailed for America to-
day
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: Open all night.
/: The Scrubbard Baths.
This is to certify that Mr.. - was
: at the Scrubbard Baths all night this
: date. DIR. KING, Superintendent.
: Philadelphia, Sept. 6, 1889.
''There," he exclaimed, "do YOU beliey

"There," he exclaimed, "do you believe
me now ?"
In the face of such overwhelming evi-
dence there was nothing for the doubling
wife to do but cast aside her suspicious
fall on her husbands shoulder and ask his
forgiveness for her mistrust.
The cards are kept on tap at well
known Turkish bath establishment, and
any patron can get one filled out for him
The invigorating qualities of Turkish
bath and good lively run are well
known, and the treatment is particularly
effective in cases of over-indulgence in
liquid stimulants. A citizen disposed to
'let himself OUT for a night can do so with
perfect safety, and after few hours in a
Turkish bath go home as fresh as daisy
Besides making a good appearance, he is
fortified with the certificate that he has
been at the baths all night.-Philadelphia
Record
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
Important Changes Projected by the Pro-
teStant Episcopal Convention.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE PENNANT.
Ell Rio Ray and Geraldine Win on
the Westchester Race
Track.
Especial DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UN1oN.l
EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE PENNANT.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE coRD-uN1os.
EASTERN BALL GAMES.
New York Gets Back Into First Place
Other Games

New York Gets Back Into First Place
Other Games.
CHICAGO, October 2d.-The Chicagos won
to-days game by punching their hits in
the seventh and eighth innings. Krock
was very wild, and many of his bases on
balls proved to be runs. Score:
Chicago: :................ l Q Q s 80
Washington.............. 0 2 o o. II
Base hits-Chicago, -; Washington, g. Err
rors-Chicago, 3; Washington. l. Batteries
Chicago, Hutchinson and Darling; Washington,
Krock and DAILY. Umpire-Sulliyan.
PITTsBURG, October 2d.-The Giants went
back to first place to-day by defeating the
home team. Sowders was hit hard when
hits meant runs, while Crane, barring a
little wildness, pitched great ball, as twelve
men left on bases in six innings will show
Both teams felded without errors. Score !:
Pittsburg. g...-.......... 0 0 0 0-3
New fork..........."... l 0 2 0 SO
Base hits -Pittsburg, s; New York TO- Errors
,Pttsburg, O.; New York, 0. Batteries-Sow-
ders and Carroll; New York, Crane and Ewing
Umpire-Lynch.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 2d.-The Phillies
hit the ball hard to-day and won from the
Hoosiers with hands down. In the sixth
inning they punched eight hits on Boyle,
and Sommers' muff netted them eight
runs. Rusie pitched the last two innings.
Score:
Indianapolis. s...-....... l l 0 Up
Phlladelphia......... l 0 0 0 l. 2
Base hits-Indianapolis 6: Philadelphia, q.
Errors-lndianapolis, 3; Philadelphia, 4. Bat
indianapolis. Boyle and Rusie and DAILY;
Philadelphia, Burlington and Clements. Um-
pire-Knight.
CLEVELAND, October 2d.-Clarkson was
not very puzzling to the Cleveland batters,
and was hit hard in three innings, which
yielded seven runs. The feature of the
game was the distu bance created by Mike
Kelly, who, it is claimed, was intoxicated
He was not playing, and commented freely
on the game, and finally attempting to
assault the umpire. He was elected from
the grounds by the police. Score:
Cleveland. ................. 0 8 0 2 0 OF
Boston ...".......-...... 0 0 01 0 OIL
Base hits-Cleveland, s; Boston, f. Errors
Batteries-Cleyeland, Beatin and Sutcliffe; Bos-
ton, Clarkson and Bennett. Umpire-McQuaid.
WANTS coMIsKEY
ST LOUIS, October 2d-It is stated that
an agent for the Philadelphia ball club of
fered $4,000 for the release of Captain
Comiskey of the Browns, but the offered
was refused,
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Pauncerote Coming Back.
DORNEY TO THE FRONT.
An Old Sacramentan on the Stump in
Washington Territory.

Washington Territory.
Seattle Times September o. 1889
Last night, at Franklin, q Joint q debate
took place between J. II. Lewis and Msjor
P. S. Dorney. The debate was brought
about by invitation of the Democrats
Franklin being regarded by them as a
Bourbon precinct, it was deemed proper
and profitable place for such a display.
Lewis consumed an hour and a half, the
Major about an hour. Lewis spoke in his
usual manner, his speech being replete
with fearful pictures of fury and famine,
disorder and distress, that had spread
broadcast over the land since the election
of Mr. Harrison. He told of strikes COM
pared with which the recent London affair
was but fly in Christ Church. He told of
famines ald plaques besides which the
Irish hunger of 1851 was but CASTRO
nomic abstinence, and with which the
Egyptian plague was not to be ikened.
All this surprised Major Dorney; he
thought he should have heard of those dire
diasters.
Towards the close of his harangue Lewis
read, or, as it turned out, pretended to quote
| from newspaper article the account of "a
strike on the Sacramento Call railroad"
| Dorney's attention was now thoroughly
aroused. He was an old Sacramentan; his
| family lived and was buried here; his
brothers served their time and worked in
the Central Pacific repair shops at Sacra-
| mento, and he not only had never heard of
a Sacramento railroad but he had never
before heard of strike of any kind or
character at Sacramento or on the Central
Pacific Railroad system in California.
Lewis went on with his pretended quota
ton, and tearfully told how three hundred
Sacramento workmen had been disct a -ged
turned out of house and home because
'they refused to consent to twenty five
per cent reduction in their wages"
This was too whole-souled' lie for Dor
ney to peacefully swallow, and the fun
commenced. The Major asked for the
paper from which Lewis pretended to read,
and found that the item contained not one
word of strike-not one word of wages in
any form or manner, but that it was a COM
mon news item relative to ''lay of"
which occurred at the Sacramento work
shops last February, and which occurs
every winter by reason of the seasons re.
pair work being well up. Dorney turned
upon Lewis and took him severely to task,
charging him with willtul and unmauly
treachery and studied falsehood. The af-
fair created quite a sensation in the audi
| ence, and Democratic stock fell rapidly.
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NO. 1860.

10 this city, recently completed by the con-
tractor, J. p Mccormick, are subject to the
same defects that appear in the new Court
house. Inferior brick, mortar, lumber and
other material were used and carefully con-
eeaied under plaster, paint and finish,
Some of the walls are not plumb. and the
doors will not swing. In the attics there
is no bridging or studding, making weak
walls. Some of the tin work on the roofs
is simply coal-oil cans flattened out aud
painted; H. B. Parsons, plumber, tes,ifies
that IN his experience OF piping the build
ings it was clearly shown that both bricks
and mortar were defective. The bricks
are so soft they will not stand cutting. but
erumbie to pieces at the first stroke of the
cold chisel. When bricks were removed,
the surrounding wall could not sustain
ltSelt, the mortar being destitute of cohe-
sive power. There is no probability of the
buildings being accepted by the city. The
Grand Jury is Investigating.
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BAY HAPPENINGS.
The Cable Roads Sued = Warren and
Murphy Falxing Again.

The Cable Roads Sued = Warren and
Murphy Fal<ing Again.
SAN Francisco, October 2d.ASuit has
been commenced in the United States
Circuit Court against all OF the cable rail-
way companies in this city, by the Ameri-
can Cable Railway Company, a corpora
ton existing in the State Of New York, for
plants, as filed, are alike in construction,
but do not state what the patent is that has
been infringed on. The complainants
certify that the American Cable Railway
Company has its principal place of business
in the city of New York, and brings the
suit on the ground that Abel Thompson,
resident of the city of Newark, S,ate OF
New Jersey, was the first and sole inventor
of certain new and useful Improvement
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-03
CATHOLIC HIERARCHY.
Cardinal Gibbons Remarks on its IF
markabIe Growth.

Cardinal Gibbons Remarks on its Re-
markabIe Growth.
BALTIMORE, October 2d.-Cardinal Glib
hons has prepared long pastoral letter on
the celebration of the hundredth anniver-
sorry of the establishment of the Catholic
Hierarchy in the United States. He dwells
on the growth of the country and the Cath
olic religion. There is now embraced
within the territory of the United States a
Catholic population of about nine millions.
There are 10,500 churches and chapels,
twenty-seven seminaries exclusively de-
voted to the training of candidates for the
ministry, $50 colleges and academies for
the higher education of the young of both
sexes, 3,l0o parish schools, and go hos
pitfalls and orphan asYlums. The church,
says the Cardinal, exhibits a vigorous
activity and sturdy growth which affords
a well-founded hope of unlimited expansion
in the future.
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.
Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches From
All Parts of the World.

All PArts OF Ihe W OrIus
Ex-Governor John 4. Martin of Kansas
died yesterday morning from a complica-
ton of diseases. He was also editor and
proprietor of the Atchison Champion. The
funeral will be held Friday.
The twenty-fifth annual meeting of the
National Association of Wool Manufacture
ers was held il New York yesterday morn
ing in executive session. A resolution in re-
gard to the tariff on wool is supposed to be
the principal work before the meeting.
DR.. L. A Powell, who shot and killed
editor Ralph S. Smith at Redwood City,
was sentenced yesterday to ten years i'm
prisonment at San Quentin.
The Democrats of Massachusetts have
adopted free trade platform on which to
stand during the coming State election.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-03
Forrot Her Divorce.

Los ANGELES, October 2d.-The jury has
found verdict for the Southern Pacific
Company in suit brought by Mrs. Deluna
to recover $45 900 damages for the killing
OF her husband. 1t was proved that the
deceased was not the legal husband of the
plaintiff, she failing to get divorce from
her former husband before marrying the
deceased. Judge Wade. instructed the jury
to find for the defendant.
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NO MORE EXCUSES.
The Belated Husband Can Avert Sus-
picion With a Certificate

The Belated Husband Can Avert Sus-
picion With Certificate.
"Where have you been all night, John?''
asked an uptown wife of her husband as
he came home yesterday morning just as
she was putting away the breakfast dishes.
"Why, | was at the baths, my dear.
You know the doctor says l must take a
Turkish bath occasionally, and l really
haven't the time to go in daytime"
"Well, don't believe a word of it." she
said, stamping her foot "You've been out
with that horrid Mr.. Sportboy, and l don't
believe you were near the bath"
"You don't Ell? Well, Pll show you,"
and searching through his pockets the
wronged husband at last produced a
highly Illuminated card, reading as fol-
lows.
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organization is hatefnl and tyrannical
that he has driven from the councils of the
party the ablest men in it; that he has for
feited his right to the confidence of the
people of Virginia, and that his defeat is
essential to the salvation of the Repabli-
can party. The conference recommends
no particular course to be pursued byvoters
on election day, except that each shall use
his individual Judgment.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-03

DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases of Nervous and Physical Debility Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, and the many
ailments arising from excess, indiscretion and
abuse, A compete restorative. Price, 50 so a
bottle, sent by express C. o. d. A. McBOYLE
q CO., Druggists, 5o4 Washington street. San
Francisco. p. o. Box 1857. my6-6m
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signal Cerps Service.

WASHINGTON October 3d-Lieutenant
Frank Greene of the Signal Corps, in
charge of the lines in Arizona and New
Mexico, has been detailed to superintend
the reconstruction of line between Hol.
brook and Fort Apache, A. T., as part of
the system between Prescott and Phoenix.
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stoohbolders, Mset,,r ~

Stockholders' Meeting. The auuua
meeting of the stockholders OF the oraugevale
Colonization Company viii be held AT the Office
of the company, No. 2li street. Sacramento
Cal, on TUESDAY, October s. 1889, at O'Clock
Pm. T. B, HALL President
V. S. McCLATcHY, Secretary pro tenn. s31-td
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EPIscoPALIANs IN CONVENTION.
A Change of Name Proposed-Other I'm
portant Changes.

NEW YORK, October 2i.-The General
Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of America opened this morning,
in st. Georges Church.
1t is looked upon as one OF the most
notable Conventions ever held by the
Church in this country. From mum
Der of important subjects to come up, one
is proposed TO change the name, another
that of preportionate representation.
There are also eighteen resolutions for pro-
posed alterations in the book of common
prayer.
The Convention opened with commun-
ion service, followed by the reception OF
the House of Bishops, who marched in in
body. After the morning service, Bishop
Whipple, of Minnesota, preached the SER
mon of the day.
At the afternoon session DR.. Morgan Dix
was declared presiding officer by unan.
imous vote. After the appointment of sew.
eral Assistant Secretaries, an adjournment
was had until tomorrow.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-03

Our fashion in furs next winter may be
confidently expected to lean chiefly on the
skin of the Bokharan caracal, kind of
lynx, about the size of fox and of uni
form brown color, but with long and black
ears. At the great fair of Mini Novgorod
this fur was in the greatest demand, and
the entire lot offered, 10000 skins. was
bought for the American market.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-03

Sweden would seem to bea country after
the heart of the most pronounced advocate
of woman's rights. Women are there en-
ployed in all the vocations which ordina.
rily are conceded to be the peculiar prop,
erty of mankind. Every Swedish girl not
bonn to wealth is taught trade of some
kind, and it is now triumphantly announced
that Swedish women will shortly receive
equal political rights with their husbands
and other male representatives.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-03
GENERAL NOTICES.
1t Toughens.

SoZ0D0NT toughens the gums and makes
them healthy, so th9t they hold in the teeth
firmly. 1t removes the tartar. gives comfort. is
economical of health and money, and when
once used will never be given up. Try SoZ0.
DON'T
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
IsrEcIAL DISPATCHES 10 rHR REooRD-usuoN.1
GERMANY'S NAVY,

The Government Makes Another Appro-
priation for Its Increase.
BERLIN, October 2d-The Government
has placed to the credit of the Navy De-
partment 100000 marks to be expended
on new men-of-war. OF this amount H.
100000 marks is on the account of vessels
now in course of construction, being the
second appropriation for that purpose
The remaining 100000 marks forms the
first appropriation toward building two
new ironclsds, three rruiser corye.teS one
cruiser and three dispatch boats.
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The bess aAre 10 SaS0zsa your printing done
A. J. Johnston b cS> f5e s.. Sacramento. Cal.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-03
slaoddy work.

SAN DIEGo, October 2l.-The charges
are made that two large school buildings
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Miss Ida I. CIiDch will resume voca
and instrumental music October /, at liz
Seventh street. s25-Im
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"HATEFUL AND TYRANNIcAL..
Malone is Handled without Gloves by
the Conference.

RICHMOND tVa.), October 2d.-The Anti
Malone Conference to-day adopted a
lengthy report, declaring that Malone has
deceived the Republican National Com
mittee by false pretenses; that his plan of
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WASHINGTON CULLINGS.
JANIS G. Blaine Makes a Grand SpeeCh
Before the American Congress.
EXTENDING A ROYAL WELCOME
President Harrison Also Receives
the Delegates and a Plan of
Entertainment Arranged.
AMERICAN CONGRESS.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RRooRpuS1os.l
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Express prints the text of the Neaele babeas
corpus decision by Judge Sawyer. Edi.
torially it pronounced it masterpiece Of
judicial logic and a statement in regard to
constitutional questions too little under.
stood. 1t further says that lawyers will be
gratihed by the chance to read this decis.
ion, and laymen will find it as interesting
as instructive, and affording them clear
glimpses into the respective powers and
rights of the Federal and State Govern
ments and of the different departments OF
the Federal Government. Those who read
Judge Sawyer's decision will see it is sure
to be sustained bY the Supreme Court
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-03

ST. LOUIS, October 2d-In an interview
to-day Grand Master Powderly said: "As
to the statements that the Knights Of
Labor have been losing power, and that
they have no confidence in their executive
officers, there is not word of truth in it.
The Order has been growing rapidly within
growth is the feeling that the Executive
Board is acting in the best interests of the
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