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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-26
Glove Eight Ia.nirht.

At the Theater Comique this evening
there will be glove fight to finish be-
tween Jim Morrisey OF San Francisco and
Tom Moran of Portland. 1t will be for
$3.50 purse and will begin at 1880 o'clock.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-26

A popular Bible lecture will be delivered
by Rev. w. c. Merrill at the Congregational
Church to morrow evening at $50 O'Clock.
Subject, Moses, and His Aids 10 Govern.
ment.o
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-26

Orations and After Dinner Speeches" by Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew. A beautifully bound volume, contain
ing authorized selection of fytwo representative
orations and aerdinner speeches. which indicate very
fully wide range of topics to which the orator has
turned his attention during the last twenty-five years
Price, 81.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-26
A MEMORIAL WINDOW.

A Gift from Mrs. Stanford to st. Paurs
Church, Sacramento.
Mrs. Leland Stanford has decided to
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-26

FL Dorado county paid s., $50 SO into the
State Treasury yesterday. The Treasurer
OF Sierra county also made a settlement
amounting TO $500 20. The Fish Com
missioners paid in 800.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-26
NELLIE BLY, GAME.

Around the World With Nellie Bly," the popular
lady correspondent of the New York World. novel
and fascinating game with plenty of fun on land
and sea- Popular edition. price As cents best edition.
price IS cents
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-26
Sunday-School Picnic,

The Union Sunday-school picnic will
take place at Natoma Grove on Wednesday
May 7th.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-26
TALKING DOLLS, INVENTED BY EDISON ON
EXHIBITION IN CLOAK DEPARTMENT. 80 -
- ~
guB1yEasITY'
NEW STRAW HATS. >515azzz
Time flies. We ere already at the beginning of a

season OF muItituQlnOuS
shapes. A season of bro
caded and repped silk
bands. A season of gener-
Gus moneys worth.
Hats for all ages and
purses. Hats that suggest
coolness and comfort. Hats
that suggest mountain and
seashore. Hats that sug-
gest good tastes and breed
ing of those that will
choose them. Hats for PLAY.
Hats for work. Hats for
dress. So varied is the dis
play in our large show
window to-day that it might
almost be termed {" The
Complete History of Hat
Styles for the Spring Sea
sou 1890.
This is the formal
Opening" day in the
Mems Hat Department,
and we invite attention to
the interesting exhibit that
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-26

Seats will be on sale without charge for
reserving, at the Opera House to-day for
the Katie Emmett engagement in The
Waits of New York.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Hallen & Hart engagement closed
to fair house at the Metropolitan last
night.
Orange County observer., 1890-06-28

Nov TINT We have such Quantities oi
canned frnit, we wonder how our great
gTandmothrr> managed TO keep house
without IT, We can 4rtnau.;ef the jelly
and preserving j4r- aud the advent OF
the first self sealing ems il ou mothers
kitchen \ California paper tclls-that
the correct principles Of truit canning
were learned from tAr ancient Pompei.
ans. About seyrnty-isyc wears ago, when
the early excavations Vcr. made at Pom
pcii, a party ot Eu-ii>hm"n found III
what appeared IL" kitchen Of ruined
home in the buried city. quantity of
stone iars Of preserved dg>. One was
opened, and tie fruil proved to be fresh
and delicious. Natutally, the means Of
preserving, fruit through centurle, Of time
WAS carefully looked into Examination
showed that the ligs had been put into
the lars N heated state, an aperture
left for the steam 10 escape, aud then
scaled wltn WAN The hint WAS taken.
and thcnex. year canning vas introduced
in England ana the United states. thc
process b,lg dentlrm with thai il.
vogue in Pompcil twenty crutUeie. ago.
The old lntilc> III Amer.y., Who can to,Ia
toes and peaches DO not realize that thcy
arc indebted -, ths art To people wha
were a>a,- lat .e> wears \. D. faI..,
FlcR u} >tuatut4.
Orange County observer., 1890-06-28

1t is estimated that there are about
1000 cooperative and loan associations
IN the United States, that their accumu-
latlons Of property represent $500, 000,
600, aud that the amount paid to them
Tor one year IL the form Of dues alone
exceeds S65. 600 600 These associations.
In their caller days il Philadelphia, were
called building clubs. and later they
have been known under tho name Of
building aud loan associations Under
any rame they mean essentially one and
the same thing; which Is the forming OF
corporations III which the members shall,
loan money 10 one another on certain
liked terms, and by means o. which labor
Ing men. for the most part IL our towns
and cities, may be able 10 add TO the shares
winch they have purchased IN this asso-
cation, together with the fines and duao
which accure, sum equal TO what they
have already invested in them. and apply
i 70 the building or bu7ing Of homes for
themselves. During The last thirty wears
these associations have Increased IL all
parts q the country TIE first one wa.s
orsaaizea Il Philadelphia II 1881 tie
second was formed il 1o45 and from
lo4o TO 1850 about fry were created in
Phuadelphis sloue.-htu York Dsspa.ca
Orange County observer., 1890-06-28
Cruel Way Of Securing Eiderdown

The gathering Of cderdown cou>ti
tutes one OF the most profitable employ
ments Of IcelanderS This is especially
true IN the Islands Of Fidey, Fingey, and
Ahrey, which are the tavorite haunts Of
the elder ducks. Here they D.ir and
make their nests about the beginning Of
June. Having chosen the place where
she wishes to lay her eggs, the female
plucks from her plumage feathers to line
her nest, and lays her eggs Then the
elderdown gatherer carries away both the
down and the eggs, in spite Of Sou.
resistance from the unfortunate pair The
process is carried on again AID a-4iu,
until the female duck is stripped nearly
bare, when the male comes 10 her s->.>t.
ance and strips himself in the saup way
Orange County observer., 1890-06-28

Fhe greatest diving feat ever achieved
was IN moving the cargo OF the ship Cape
Horn, wrecked off the coast Of South
America, when a diver nau.ed Hooper
made seven descent, 10 depth OF POI
feet, ana al one time remained under wa
tel icrty two minutes Siepe states the
greatest depth 70 which man has e7es
descended 70 be 204 feet, equivalent to a
pressure OF eighty eight and one half
pounds per square inch.
Orange County observer., 1890-06-28

4 'ooi and b S money is sooa parted.
Orange County observer., 1890-06-28
READING,
cHsrsr TAUGHT PRAYER BIT rREcEP7.


A good example Is likely TO Be contagious.
One OF the disciples (probably rot. how
ever. one Of the twelve, for they had already
tuF,ng the sermon on the mount oeep
taught, after seeing Jesus engaged III
prayer asked Him TO teach him how TO
pray. The Jews took infinite pains IN for
mulating prayers. John Taught his follow
ers in certain forms. Christ here stfords us
the model and the spirit of prayer, but not
Al inyaliable and stareotyped form. That it
was not set form appears from his preface
to substantially the same prayer in the ser
mon on the mount, After this manner
pray ye:" again from the fact that whilst
the prayer here is essentially the >sne in
thought as the prayer there, yet the words
are not the same. 1t shows the true spirit
and subjects Of our petitions but does not
bind Us down to itself as the sole aud un-
changeable form. DR. Schaff ssy>- IL ex-
presses and combines In the best order
every Divine promise, every human sorrow
and want, and every Christian aspiration
for the good Of Others"
Orange County observer., 1890-06-28
SELECT SIFTINGS.

The potato is native Of Peru
The average Of human life : thirty
eight years
The number Of men is almost equal 10
that Of women
A game Of wills. S t. oe played over
the telepfoEe.
It is only one person among thousand
who becomes a ccntenaElan
The biggest ruby ii the word i ionn
in the Gar of Rus-ia's crown.
A Mcadyile penn, rooster whipped
An owl, dog and two ROSTERS
A snow white coon, with pint eyes,
was trapped near ZaneavilIe, Ohio.
The Prince Of Wales thinks the type
writer the biggest invention Of the age.
The canine sentineia. now ueing trained
in Northern France, learn their duties
quickly.
It requires ANNUALLY IS, 600 tons of
binder twine to bind the gram crops OF
the country
One-fourtA of the population Of the
Garth die before they attain the age Of
sevcntern wears
WI ca. paon ,,,,o
- - ~ ,dran IL
~, ,, a !. -,
= III, ..l
~ - ro'.e,,,s
The first tin foanI IN America was 4
81, ~ n
cryAtal VI 'iic oALt
as A.horet llIiore
french VIM -" ia
nous appltcla'i'4i u o'''''9 'li.'' =, =, 'oI'
2ood crops 'e''"'' ''''' "''' ~
Sc"h n'lilhH 'i''
ineic "Ic 'ii'e - ~
kicchen ~ a''io,,S i'1i'i'h i''
Ming "e1iS', ;, i'u',''N - 80, ~! st"1n
o'3"' anu : a i'ia" - '''il "'7'' ~ 'ii''
'slIois.
ne va, i ~ "hi1h ,",i' 'i'N'.o i'oot', !
"ao hiiiod - =
az" - )
nouu's' "oous ''A'''' ''o'-'
rie1ei iioh'p'iS
opaflo" iieao' ''i' '3S'i lontoi a'iioLs
MichiBah youngsters III io'> ~ 'en
'ahes iu one lo' - ouy :, - n'n i'oi. "A' '"o
wiz iui ini'il o'''o o'''' "i'i 'ii'y "''e
neeh cashcu III d. 'lt 'e'oio'' oiiiIe'
Japan has celebrated the two thousand
i've hundred and iifty-hfth anniversary
Orange County observer., 1890-06-28

I psses on the EAlt-Bea,-
! Noises IN, to Extrac, Forelyn
, tbe NOSE - BLEEDING. "a
tiltsen pages on the ACE,
! TEETH - Cracked i.gp-.
! Gum Boz. &c Eighteen p.ses
) PlPE-Eronchltis, Dlpa,ke-
, aurnps, lcerated sore
: on LII ICSG>-consump.i p.iou.
~litfiux Etfsr,.t Sstpr4 sr G.4
Orange County observer., 1890-06-28

"Lesner on pleasure bent or byaz<s.. should
axe on every trip bottle Of Syrup Of Figs a.
ac's most pleasantly and eftectually on the
Ai4he,s, liver and bowels, preventing sevsr-.
headaches and other forms Of sickness. For
So z = aoa 81 bottles 1yalC Ceaaing hrus-
Orange County observer., 1890-06-28

and Emergencies. tscttlo 70 !
their Ant.do,<s, &c. inssi4ss I
giene-Pge4rsas of arz-I
PAgr sl-Coamou Qaes-
rC C.sce,lAoeo.s inform s.io-s *
and Disease. FGsle1 with as-g {
~ .ttsrxsny yrsY-z. y.esf,fas<. tEsS 3
Orange County observer., 1890-06-28

\. NJ. Priest, Druggist, Shelbyviile, Ind
says. Halls Catarrh Cure gives The bsst a
satisfaction. Can get plenty Of testimonial.
as It cures every one who takes it" Drug
gists sell il. .5c
Orange County observer., 1890-06-28
REV. DIR. TALMAGE.
SkItx UN

about thesthrone ~-Rer..ation iv.. g.
A. of,a, a ,,;.,b. ~ y.a~g,l .at.,-a+ q. saa
ono ohI . - 49, -. .t - -,
nnd..,ataa ~ -; ' - - -
ana Ill 80. -. -i ~. 80,
al the cIrs. ~ ~. ,t.,,,'. -, IA, t6s
wrecL. Cf = a..5 ,,ari, -. -, - -.
winar. ~ ~. ~ ,1 ~ r,!a,t-.9 =
hnn.a. ..,3 tta li.,,,.sf ,,ba,i onJ ~
car,.asse. ~ ra,tIae,4 -ia.,r,,.. ~ M,
n +o..a /; ), - ,f ~ -
ers n, form. ), In ,.,.I,s.1.. n, e,.,1,,,l
in which r. hnry,a. I4,1 S,,k,olo In.
tw.ntv se,.n f.,t f.,.g -, i,,.. go, t"e
! tors II .ba ,,,,,,,,ta ,5t...,., a,i ~.
ror, Tho ark -, - ,.,Il,i ~ 80.
ike n,,srn 80. !, , ta...,<['
| tf,ssA. b,.i,las.l, =. III, :. ,;4S - 81 -
set. no shora - .tas,'t W ,,.,tr,c.t;,z
agony of ~. goo4 ,i.G,I. -, ,.r,ft
when thav I,ht !, lo.4.nr ~. 80
| have been uIt l,ut of tb.r. ,ni.Arv
But AZ wonder moi j., ~ ,,ri>
| eo!ors aafh.-ino IN -. ~ II insf ,ha ~
! a. 10 noirt n, Tho ln~tlo,,> atb4r color. .ro
! gathering iinl'that fhoy ar,. ft.4 two Ir11-
: .r,.e<.-, of an.rcha.l bril,4 ~, ,-.it1,,. +ha
j ,.1 tba o,,aI., - ,l, III! -
/ violet ,ra- ,oI,,,lad ava - ~, ;tt l,,i
! The y vLola7t,.,,e.,rr i hun mt, 40 ~ NM
tI.,rE IL. tri,,,I1,laI ar.t .iI 49,
| A., Anoai i : ,@,
! tLe IL n' =, ',.' I.ll'.r .
,s..nt, Nth n,.n(ii .r ,,,,il,.,t' ~, ,.y..T,st
! mg covenant ha,, ,.oe, t,,a ,u1 .va,, Gvinn
/ c,natu,a CA nm, ~ t;,1 ra, or1,
| hrj.l,. and 81. i ,,s.t 30, ia.1 :; 80
h4,,,,, I,hn u, ~ ~ 80. ...flor. -,
Wa, roi,hny, ,,l',,,,.i ,ta,,. ,b, tIy,,,o
Irotil. I'm: ,1l'rt H.. ,'.l,Ia ,rt
n tla.YE sa,y ~. ,.;oI,u, r. oa.t Il. .bodn.
cleor down ;ntn ~. ,,i.r.. 80. ,'af
! v.r. burj4l anl ioIt.d p, M. ,1aaa fsfal
v5tn ,tr.,,,," 20 -, .l..' ~. ,p,aa,-t,
'1''ii, - ~ eouii lio,
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=, ~. ,jo1o ~ ~, .,. - 49, tl' -
So, i, toa,,,, ,.,, ~, .lta, ia 49, ''iS
1,. },,,,1.. ,,,,,,l ,'a,t,ba ,,,|
,.l1,I. tinro :, .aia Nh - I;.s,,t .tit ~.
80, !, - ,,l,t Il,, t .t.lI.
Iook, look'-tl tl,e o,.sn tt4 yellow thr ,'sd
ana ,he nran,a~ sbnn,d ,lt t,o,Ia,. =
some of von, rL;ld,,,, :, H.. ,cr1 t.p1 ,hl,ll
,fter uh;ia crv ,r,+ =, ~ 1aL fa.Lar
,.nl, noo,,,ar o,.,l.,,. rN,nd aIn+
tl. t,rr,,t : :" ,''i..o' "uiid aoo,'' u,
~ ~ .,.;.i1 ~ tl|' i'''ei se. inao 'ne
So. !. '' "a'A' -
notice: sl.o that the chief glory of God
CONES attc! the rain No shower no rain
bow. no treuh!r. 10 brightness Of Christian
consolation Wcavrrs are sometimes, by
reason Of their work, dusty and rough in
their npparcl: ani 80 it is the coarse clad tenn
pest whose hand and foot swing the shuttle.
that weaves the rainbow. Many Christians
are duh and stupid and useless, because they
have not had disaster enough to wake them
up. The brightest scarf that heaven makes
j. thrown over the shoulder, Of the storm
You cannot nIahe a thorough Christian life
ont of sunshine alone There are some very
dark lues in the ribbon II the rainbow. Won
must have in life the blue Us well as the
ner me, makes white lilht and it takes al,
Tue Ahaue, ana Ha''llf>H'H ana Nlclssltudes OF
me 70 MAKE the "hite ins'fr ot a pare ChrS
'i", H thSr " ac.e, .t
Orange County observer., 1890-06-28

rilso etopp-i rrss ty LIZ. hLI.s- oE.A
-sznsE REsToAER. No Fits alter first day
Use Marie Gus cures Ireatiss and g rriai
t--ttle Tree. DT hlins, ,s3l Arch st .Fi1ila Pa
Orange County observer., 1890-06-28

Inc Oldest known pottery Is the Egypt
ian. which dates from 1000 Z. c
Orange County observer., 1890-06-28

he toper's motto is "Live for TODAY
bat be -nD.ovs TWO ds
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-10

Interview In the st Louis Republicans:
Did you ever wonder why that little "
shaped nick was placed al the juncture
OF your coat collar with the lap? l
suppose you have. Occasionally We all
have our little Illuminating spells. aud iail
to wondering the why's Of The many odd
things We see about us. Hold your coat
up before you aud you will see Ut glance
that It would set" just as well without
the nick rs with It. Therefore, the nat
ter OF lit canpot DO given as . proper
80 u Ion of the fact that 1t Is there. With
out apparent purpo'e this nick Is clipped
from the lapel of every frock coat In the
world. But there waa motive In the
madness OF the first man who adopted
the little insignia OF di tinctlon. Il will
tell you about 1t. When The first Napo-
leon gave way to his ambition he tried to
implicate General Moreau IN Pichegru' 4
| conspiracy. Moreau bad been Napoleon s
sup rior and was very popular, but un-
der the circumstances, As Napoleon was
on top, 1t was not safe to express pu bicly
any sympathy with Moreau; so his ad-
mirers secretly agreed to nick their coal
laJ els TO show who they we're Care
FULLY note the outlines of the Frat coat
font you see that is well-ftted and but
toned aud see Il you cannot plainly de-
teet tho initial letter NJ In Its wings. Tit
NJ will appear upside down, the littl
nicks forming It's sides. NJ was tho ini
/ tinl letter of Moreau, and his champion
were known by the hicks Ia the lapels y
their coats.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-10

SWELL" said the editor, violently,
"wkAt 10 your special line Of workf'
The applicant for literary fame (and
lucre) blushed mo testify. II have written
about fifty poems aud have Two serial
stories under way--rone Of"
The editor waved his haul.
"My dear cir" he remarked, kindly,
81 am sorry, but our poetry aud story
line Ia filled to overnowing-if however,
you can give us an article on political
economy, We would Ike to consider 1t.
Are you a subscriber? No? Well, II
you would take our paper for awhile you
would see just what we need. James,
show this gentleman to Mr.. Mash at the
subscription desk, aui tell the next gen
tlcman to come in good day, sIr-you
will like our paper, know"
The door cresked and another person
age entered.
Take scat, air." remsrked the edi-
tor. "What can do Tor YOU"
"a have" said tho newcomer, oar
essay on Political ECONOMY which
-"
The eiitor pressed his hands to his
brow.
"My fr!cnl," he answered, "that line i
worked TO deata-ii you could give u
some light matter now, we would b
glad to look at It. Do you see our paper
Mol Well, you should do so and thel
you can see just what we need. All
James, show this gentleman to Mr.
Naish-ah, good day, sir; thank you
good day."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-10
[ORIGISAL
MOUTHS.
BY !. W. WHIT RMAS.

There's the rosy mouth, tho poscy
Tho mouth that makes yon crazy;
The month that points aud ends your
doubts
The mouth Of her, your daisy.
There's tho toothlcss mouth, the ruth
less mouth,
The mouth nil covered with hair,
The sarcastic mouth. tho bombnstic
mouth,
The mouth that's ready TO swear.
There's the sneery mouth, the bcery
mouth,
Tie month that smells like yeast,
The growly month and the louIly mouth,
The mouth al tho human beast.
rhcro'- the iolly mouth and the folly
mouth,
The mouth that makes the fun,
j ne mouth that quailS and ready laughs
AT the latest social ian.
There's the breezy mouth, the greasy
mouth,
The mouth from car To car,
Tie mouth THAI Smiles and f3lin bcguilcs
You down It's throat, my dear.
There's the witching mouth and the
twitching mouth.
The mouth SO awful sweet,
lie mouth that breaches, the mouth
that teaches
Yon what Is good and meet.
There's the monkey mouth and til,
donkey mouth.
And the mouth that yells for money,
Ana tho kissing ana the kissing mouth
And the mouth AS sweet us honey.
january I, isy0.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-10

Strong Cough Cal y a; Fersuson's.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-10
Alleged kidnapping Case,

Mira Elward Wilson, who lives al
Dudley, Camden County, N. j., called
at Prosecutor Jenkins Office on Tuesday
aud stated that on Thursday last her
husband, from whom she is separated,
called ut her house with a man repIe.
enting limse'f TO he Detective Warner,
aud said that he had u warrant for her
arrest. While they were talking to the
pesson who answered the call at the door,
Mrs. Wilson's little girl, II IA stated,
ran ont and was Immediately ne Esd by
tho two men, who sptang Into their car
riaRe and drove rapidly away.
II IL stated that the hui band had made
several attempts to rescue the child, and
recently applied for aid to Justice Tarr
who referred hin to Prosecutor jenkins
who Ia turn informed him that he could
recover the child by legal means Only
County Detectives Gallagher aud War.
ner art Investigating the case.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-10

st. Louis Republic.
Occasionally lawyers get together and
swap stories about the funny things they
have heard IN AMI around the Court
House. A Republic reporter was In ear
shot OF several eminent barristers and
heard two anecdotes Iel4ted that are
worth repeating
When Judge Rombauer was on tho
bench he one day nsds ruling against
a young attorney whose superiority of
di lom as was only eqnslled by his scant
knowledge Of the law. Much disguised,
! tie lawyer says:
II don't know where your Honor goes
/ to find such law as that"
| When RULED, John Rombauer speaks
with strong bohemian accent, aud lie
replied in very emphatic language:
| 81 am not surprised, Mr.. -. zs'
you know not where ] e. to lind nc law
for tiud 1t In re books.''
The second incident was that wherein
a Judge had overruled u motion OF Coun
sellor Carney, one OF the best-knowi
lawyers at the 81. l. ,uis bar. The coun
selior is usually most respectful to Thu
Court, but lie lost his temper this time
aud declared In his broad though Tici
and cultivated Irish brogue:
"Your Honor, ! hope for your Honor
honor that 1t will never be noised abroa,
to your Honor's hurt that this honorable
Court ever made ruling so dishonorabl
to its own honor"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-10

A Gales burg (lll.) dispatch says "a
sensational snake story Ia told by j. X.
Matson, who lives iu Truro township.
Tuesday Nation waS qrsrfying stone,
aud he placed charge Of blasting pow.
dor above large hole IN the face OF the
rock. After lighting the fuse lie retired
good safe distance u await the explo-
sion. oh hIs return to the quarry 10 bis
surprise he found an immense serpent
lying On tho ground apparently stunned
by the explosion. He piled cofdw God
enough on the monster to pin it down
securely, and then hurried away for help
u. A. Mackcy yen'ured bach with him,
and after some trouble the snake was
driven into stout box. Natson has the
snake on exhibition at his house. 1t Is l6
Get long, es big around as n mans lkg, 10
OF a reddish color, spotted with Geilow,
aud enl.s a strong odor."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-10

How u Watch Was Lost aud Received.
Tue peculiar loss aud more pecul ar
recovery OF watch was an interesting
topic OF conversation recently In the West
Forty-seyenin street police station. De-
tective Riley found man very much
iniox Gated ut Broadway and FpTty-s xth
street and took him a prisoner to the
station house, where he was locked up.
EARLY the next mo ming, before b. ing
tskep into court, he demanded the reiu
al lis watch, which he thought had been
aiken from him d day b lore when he
was searched. AT Eff y-.evenih Street
Pollce Court he was discharged. Soot.
after, John Belly. American District
Telegraph messenger No. Az, called at
to. staitun house and handed Captain
killilna watch. He had, he sad, been
called to the Hoffman liquor store. at
Fiith aNcnuc aud forty-tDird street,
where gentleman hal told him TO
deliver the watch to tho station house,
aud to tell the captain that drunken
man had given it to him ON Monday
night at Broad way and Fort-sixty street.
Hu Lad tried 20 force It back on the
drunken man, but he had refused to take
It. Detective Riley went at once to the
saloon to see the man, bur he had left Tor
parts unknown, and later William j.
d uer, the discharged prisoner, called at
tho station house ard Identified the
atch He had an indistinct collection
q talking about watches to stranger
the night before, and was rejoieei at
getting his property backlasain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-10

For Gentlemen. Sure cure. Is noe
only sure cure in every case but u
real preventive If taken in time without
delay. sold In one and two-do!lar bot
tics Depot, Wilmington, Del, No, iVl
East Ioarth st. ,e66t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-10

Perseverance ~ certainly one of the
most cssen ial iactora In all success.
W lthout II, great giils, splendid talents.
iiue opportunities, aie often thrown
away; while with it very mo ierate ablli-
ties with small advantages may iise to
eminence. Yet there Is another dover OF
the human mind, seemin. perhaps 10 be
no OF posite OF p rHcVeianee, winch Ia
scarcely less needed In all the silairs of
lie, D., he ability to stop at the right
time, 10 change Ahe current OF ihou9ht
or ac;ion, to pause when en- ueh has
hren taia or doue. Many persons, iul Y
aware OF the value Of per'eYc c., are
DID posed to VI drryhlae tn latter power.
I cy think that to stap ia natural In
clinatlon 10 tie guatdd against, while to
keep on is difficult duty, needing long
aud patient discipline in youth and self
restraint in manhood Yet brth are
really the products Of selicontrol. and.
instead of being anIagontstc qualities,
tley 70 side 10y side everywhere In The
lines OF the beet success.