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ELECTRIC FLASHES.
Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches from
All Parts of the World.

All Parts of the World.
Mayor Scott of Salt Lake City has or
dered all saloons to be closed from IL
o'clock Saturday night till Monday morn
ing.
Benicia fishermen will furnish salmon
to the San Francisco market, but not to
the Gamers, unless they pay the prices de-
manded.
Senator Barbour has introduced bill
for the purchase of a number of Washing
ton relics from Lawrence Washington of
Virginia.
A clause in the river and harbor bill SUBJ
mitted to Congress provides Tor the deep
ening Of the American channel in the De-
troit river.
A bill providing for American flags for
all the public school-houses of the State
has been favorably reported by the New
York Legislature.
II is remarkable fact that when Mr..
Archer, the detaulting Treasurer of Mary
land, was elected in 1884 to his present
office he was in debt 100000.
Steve Brodies wife has left him because
he beat her. She became infatuated with
the bridge-jumper two years ago, when she
was but 16 years old, and ran away from
her parents and married him,
Baron Selliere, who has been placed in
the insane asylum twice although it was
charged that his relatives were conniving
to secure his property is soon to marry
Mrs. Charles |. Livermore, of New York.
The Piutes had big pow-wow near
Wadsworth, New, that lasted all of last
week. The burden of the speeches made
| by the old men was in favor of total ab-
| stinence from liquor, and the rising gen.
GRAFTON were urged TO go to school at Car.
| son.
A wealthy Georgia man died recently,
and after the last sad rites the family made
| search for the WILL but could not find it.
Finally someone suggested that the body
should be exhumed. This was done, and
in the inside pocket of the grave coat the
| will was found. The careful citizen had
put ii there for safe keeping.
The twenty-third annual sale at Nash
| vile, Tenn, of the Belle Meade yearlings,
consisting of sixty-four colts and fillies,
| the product of Luke Blackburn, Iroquois,
| Enquirer, imported Great Tom, Bramble,
| Farandole, Plenipo and Voltigeur COM
menced at Nashville Thursday. The day S
| sale was the best in the history of the
| Belle Meade stables.
| Sherman of New York has introduced in
| the House bill providing that if any pen
sioner has died. or shall hereafter die, OF
| any person entitled to pension, and hav-
ing an application pending, has or shall
hereafter die, his widow, or children under
16 years of age, shall be entitled to receive
| the accrued pension to the date of the death
of such pensioner.
! Captain McGrath, of the Canadian reve-
| nue. cutter Fiona, boarded the American
| fishing schooner Rapid Transit and threw
overheard LOO barrels of herrings for re-
fusal to pay the license fee after the Gus
toms officer had certified to the ships
papers and cleared the vessel. The Ameri-
can fishing schooner Abbie NJ. Deering was
seized at Halifax for violating the customs
laws.
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Board of Horticulture.

The State Board of Horticulture, says the
alta, has just received an important i'm
portation of fig cuttings direct from Smyrna,
Turkey. A number of varieties are in
Guided, and are claimed 10 embrace the best
drying figs of commerce. The cuttings will
be cared for under the direction of the
Board until enough stalk has been grown
to make distribution throughout the
State, which will not be until year hence
1t is believed that they have now secured
in this importation the true Smyrna fig
the fig of commerce that has so long been
wanted in this State. The importation
comes through the Department of Agri-
culture at Washington.
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STANDING OF THE cLrss.
DIAMOND DUST.
Heavy Rains Spoil the Sport in Several
Eastern Cities


Heavy Rains Spoil the sport in Several
Eastern Cities.
CLEVELAND, april 25th.-only 1,500 peo-
pie were in attendance at the opening
League game here this afternoon. The
home team won by superior batting.
Hutchinson, Tor the Chicago's was wild,
although his support was almost perfect.
Score
Cleyeland. -.... / 0 30 0 o 0 40
Chicago......... 800. 0 0 0 o.
Hits-Cleyeiand, II; Chicago, s. Errors
cleveland, :; Chicago, 2. BstteTies-Beatin and
thinner, Hutchinson and Kiuuedge Umpire
NcQuside.
CHICAGO, April 25th.-The Brotherhood
games al Boston and Brooklyn, and the
League games at same places, were post
ponei on account OF rain.
BUFFALO. April 25;h.-The Bisoas met
their first defeat al the hands OF the Chi
cages this afternoon through theis insbil-
ity TO bin safely with men on bases. and
couple OF costly errors. The attendance
was $500, Score:
Buifalo-,...................i Q o. S
Hits-Bgnalo. 10; Chicago IL Errors-Buf.
faio. Z; Chiesgo, 5. Bag;eries-Keefe and Mack
Basdwin and Boyle. ImpiTes-Knight and
Jones,
PETTsBuRs, April 25th.-Ab bout $50 per-
sons attended the Brotherhood game this
afternoon. The visitors outbatted and OUT
fielded the Pittsburg club, winning by
superior ail-round work. Score:
Pittsburg ............... o 0 0 2 o-s
Cievelsnd.............. 0 IL 5 0 0 2 1-9
fIi5s-Pittsberg. S; Cleveland, 70. Errors
Tittsburg, 5: Cleveland, ?. Batteries Staey aud
. Carroll. Gruher and Brennan, Empires
Matthews and Cunning.
PfTTsBuRe, April 25th.-About 400 at
tended the League game this afternoon.
The Red Stockings batted Schmidt freely,
while the Alleghanies only succeeded in
getting four scattering hits OFF Foreman.
Score:
Pittsburg o 1 0 0 o o o. l
sCincinnati.............. 0 8 0 o 0 o-i0
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". 3. Pierce, George Lewis, Lynn, Mass; H.H.
Reed, Mrs. A. Shaw, Mrs. ". Reed. Mrs Cor.
della Shaw. Rockland, Mass; C. o. Perkins,
Ashland, W. B. Fisher, New Bedford; &. r.
Hays, Eugene. Or. D. C. Allen, ]. Graves. Mass:
L. W. Gleason aud wife, Mass: ]. ". Harris.
Canton, o.; II. C. White, Chico: E. j. sparks,
Lincoln; Grant I. Taggart, Oakland; W. H f.
Smith, Humboldt; o. r. Runyop, CORTLAND: J.
". Hislop and wife, Lincoln: James Mcdonald,
W. Cobb, b. J Hill, P. Lohman. San DUNCAN,
Win Farrell, VIII Stickney. n, o'Neil. J. Sheri-
dan. San Francisco. +. c. Hunt. ( d. Dudley
and wife, Willows: Z. 5. Buck, san Francisco.
]. E. Prewett. 5. ]. Pull en- Auburn; A. &. Curry,
san Francisco; Wesley George. Cal; Allen
Towle and wife. Towles; A. A. NJ. Grit, Miss B.
Langenour, Miss LUCE Langerour, Woodland:
Geo. Il. HallsKd, Mrs. Geo. II. Haiiaud and
daughter, Miss Wilcoxson, ST. Louis
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DO YOU CARRY A WATCH.
Timely Suggestions to the Proper Way
To Care for 1t.


To Care for 1t.
A watch must be kept in clean place,
says the New York tSnu. Dust and small
particles of the pocket-lining gather con-
tinually in the pockets, and even the best
fitting case cannot protect the movement
from dirt finding its way to the wheels and
pivots. Watch pockets should be turned
inside out and cleaned at regular inter-
walls. A watch ought to be wound up reg
ulsrly at about the same hour every day.
The best time to do it is in the morning,
for two reasons. First, because the hours
of rising are more regular than the hours
of disrobing and retiring; second, because
the power of the handspring is more likely
toreduce to a minimum the irregularities
caused by the movements of the owner du-
ring the day. When not carried in the
pocket a watch should always hang by its
ring in the same position that it is worn.
As a rule watches will run with differ
ent rate when laid down. Only high grade
watches are adapted to position, and will
show only a few seconds difference in
twenty-four hours, while common watches
may be out of time several minutes in one
night. Never leave a hunting-case watch
OpSli uuIiliS Il COIlSiucldplS icHStu vi lilAlS.
A careful observer will find in the morn
ing layer of dust on the crystal of a
watch that has been open during the
night. The dust will find its way into the
movement. The dust on the outside OF
the case will be unconsciously rubbed off
by the wearer, but when the watch is
closed the dust inside of the case must re-
main there. The oil viii change. 1t viii
become thickened by the dust that can not
be kept out OF the best closing case. The
dust will work like emery and grind the
surface of the pivots Of the train.
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Hits-Pittsburg 5; Cincinnati, IL. Errors
! Pittsburg, 4; Cincinnati, 4. Notwithstanding
and Miller, Foreman and KeeLan. Umpire
Zacharias.
CHICAGO. April 25th.-Ail the American
,, Association games were postponed on &C.
count of rain.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-Arms.rong. Judg.


FRIDAY. April 18th.
P. A. Miller VS. Eli Mayo-Con,inued
In re q. c. Ewing, an insoiyent debtor-Pe
tition for discharge granted.
N. W. NiShIman VS. 5. c. Tryon-Continued.
John L. Woods VS.. Mary Wcods-Continued
August M1enter VS.. W. 5. Jacobs-Demurrer
overruled, twenty days TO aDss er.
Carrie N. WrightSo A. NJ Wright-Contiuued.
Eli MayoyS. Avery & Taylor Continued.
A. II. johnson VS.. Weyant-Continued.
Helena Wagner IS. John Wagner-Settlement
81 estate submitted
Sarah Grimshaw VS. Sarah Belcher-Motiou
10 file amended complaint granted.
Continued.
?. Brannigan vs.. A. ]. Johnston ct al.-Judg-
In re- A. E. Votaw, an insolyent-s. B. Smith
appointed receiver.
Department Two-yan Fleet, Judge.
FRIDAY. ArTil 18th.
People VS.. Charles Freeman, charged with
Miller vs.. ". H Williams; W. H. Bagweli vs..
All Sing; I. Q. l.ighthsn VS.. l. y. Billings; N.
5. Nevis vs.. NJ. J. Azayedo ct al: s B, Smith vs.
Frat and Parker-All continued one week.
Clara Williams Us. J. 4. Williams-Demurrer
10 complaint argued, submitted and overrued;
ten days to answer; notice waived.
Alfred Olsen VS.. c. A. Lowell-Demurrer sus.
tanned; notice waived; twenty days to answer.
Estate of Ann Nalleau, deceased, two cases =
Continued three weeks
Estate OF James Horn, deeeased-Letters to c.
". Harlow.
Estate of A. J. Tryon, Reconsideration to
sell personal properly granted.
Guardianship of Mabel Forbes-Letters to Mrs
Media Forbes; bond So, 80.
Estate of A. B. Nixon, deceased: estate of E.
Bryte, deceased estate OF 0. Walther, deceased;
estate OF B. NJ. Richmond, deceased-Continued
one week.
Estate Of \. Zeigler, deoeased-Final account
settled and order of distribution.
Estate of Gracia, deceased-Final account set
tied and order OF distribution made.
Estate of II. Garbe, deceased-Letters to Ed
ward k!ebitZ. Appraisers-H. j. Goethe, Louis
Phillips and George P. Royster. colonel Henry
Starr appointed TO represent absent heirs.
Guardianship OF SfcLain, minor-Deliliah
Bloom appointed guardian; bond, 500.
Estate of Henry Hansche, deceaSed-Decree
OF final discharge Of executor made.
Estate of James F. Davol, deceased; estate of
Fl. d. Rode, deceased; estate of Gertrude Berg
man, deceased: estate of C Hansen, deceased:
estate of Johannes Keller, deceased; estate of
Samuel Mckee, deceased-Deerees of due notice
! TO creditors
TRIAL CALENDAR.
Judge Van Fleet this morning set his trial cal
endar as follows
May 12th-McDouald VS.. Mcdaniel
May 1Sth-Estate of Bauquier.
May iith-MeGill VS.. Barton.
May l5th-Atkinson VS.. Mahan,
May l9th-Werner vs.. Ryan; Derr VS.. Derr.
May f0th-McDaniel vs.. Stoll.
May 2lst-Weber VS.. Weber.
May 22d-Lamet VS.. Cestorp.
May 26th-Root VS.. Strobel.
May 27th-Waggoner VS. Driscoli.
June 2d-Babel vs.. Babel
June 9th-Hariow VS.. Carey.
June l0th-Grant, administrator, vs. Saera-
mento Bank.
June 1lth-Barnes VS.. Sacramento Bank.
June 12th-Acock VS.. Ha,sey; Stewart VS..
Wilson.
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A woman, Miss Jessie Carson, drives the
stage between Usage and Park Rapids,
MINI. She has done ii Tor years-making
three trips week-summer and winter.
and often with the thermometer down to
400 below zero.
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SUPREME COURT,

IL BANK.
THURSDAY, April 9th.
Cosgrove VS.. Southern Pacific Company-Or-
dered that the cause be heard and determined
by the Court in bank.
Luck VS.. Luck-Motion denied.
DEPARTMENT ONE.
Medallion VS.. Hibernia Savings and Loan So.
ciety-Order appealed from affirmed.
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STOCKTON DEFEATED.

SAN Francisco, April 25th.-The Stock
tons and San Franciscos played close
game at the Oakland grounds to-day up TO
the ninth inning, when q combination of
heavy hitting and sprinkling of errors
gave the San Franciscos half dozen runs.
Parrot, Stockton's new pitcher, outside of
his wildness pitched fair game. While
but few hits were made off him, .hey came
In good season. Stockton's hits off Young
did not give single batter base on balls
This is the first time this season that
pitcher has performed this feat. The San
FrancIscos put up good fielding game,
but their opponents had few big holes in
their infield. Score
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-26

In the formation of a single locomotive
steam engine there are nearly 5000 pieces
to be put together, and these require to be
as accurately adjusted as the works of a
watch.
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NOTICE.!

nFFIcE OF INSURANCE COMMISSIONER,
" San Francisco, CAL, April II, 1890.
To all whom it may concern The Universal
Marine Insurance Company Id. of London, Eng
land, having this day surrendered its Certificate
of Authority previously granted, thus withdraw
ing from business in this State, notice of such
withdrawal is hereby given, pursuant to the re-
quirements of Section 595 of the Political Code.
Said company is no longer authorized to do
business in this State. J. n. E. WILSON
ap266t Insurance Commissioner.
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Earned runs-Sacramento, 0: Oakland. 5.
Three base hit-Hin. Sacrifice hi.s-None
First base or errors-Sacramento 2; Oakland, s.
First base on called balls-Sacramento, 8; Oak
land, 9. Left on bases-Sscramerto, 5; Oak
land Il. Struck out-By Zeigler, l; By Cobb, A:
by Harper, .. Double plays Smith (unassisted);
DUNCAN, and Farrell. Passed balls -McHale, o.;
Holman, I. Wild pitches-Zeigler, o. Cobb, o.;
Harper, 2. Time of game-One hour and fifty
minutes. Umpire-Sheridan. Seorer-Will q.
Young
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The Car of Russia drinks five quarts of
champagne day.
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Earned runs-San Francisco, 2; stockton, 2;
Two-base hits-Sweeney, Hanley. Selma sacri-
fee hlts-Ebright, Levy, Cahill, Fogarty. First
base on errors-San Francisco, 6; Stockton, g.
First base on called balls-San Francisco 8:
Stockton, 0. Left on bases, San Francisco, Z;
Stockton. 3, Struck out BY Young 4; by Par
rott, s. Hit by piteher-Shea, Ebright, Levy (2),
Buchan. Double plays-Speer 10 Shea, Wilson
unassiSted). Wild pitches-Young l. Time of
game-Two hours. Umpire-Donahue. Staple
ton. snnrer.
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RHRgiS Skin and Scalp preserved and besutifed
OoOi by CuTICURA SOAP. Absolutely pure.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. : ESTATE OF
N HENRY CARRIE. deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned, Executor of
the last will of HENRY GARBE, deceased. to
the creditors OF. and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary atfidavits or vouchers, within
four months after the first publication of this
notice, TO him at the offiee of Matt F. Johnson
Coz street, Sacramento City, Cal.
EDWARD KLEBITZ
Executor of the last viii of HENRY GARBE, de-
ceased.
Dated April %, 1899.
MATT. F. JOHNSON, Attorney for Executor.
apl6- 5tSa
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Cured by Cuticura.

have used your CUTICURA REMEDIES in two
cases where it proved 10 be successful The first
was in the case of 8 boy a year and half old.
His face and body were in terrible condition,
the former being completely covered with
sores. l took him to the Massena sulphur
Springs. but he did not improve any. was
then advised 10 Try the CUTIcURA REMEDIES,
which did. He took one and one-half bottles
OF CUrIcURA REsoLvENT. when his skin was as
smooth as could be, and is to-day. ] used the
CUTIcuRA on his sores and the CUTIcuRA SOAR
in washing him. He'is now five years of age.
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the CUTIcURA SOAP and rubbing in the CrTI-
CURA, one bottle of CUTIcURA REsoLrENI being
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JOHN r. BERO. HoganSburgh y. y.
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l have been afflicted since last March with
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MRS C. A. FREDERICK,
Broad Brook, Conn,
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First Unitarian Society-Castle Hall.

CUNDAY, APRIL 9TH, RABBI JOSEPH LEVY
= will speak at II a. NJ. Subject: Religion,
Social and Political II the evening, at 7:30,
REV. g. P. MASSEY viii lecture. Subject:
THE Question of Agnosticism.' As a portion
OF the musical programme of the evening, the
Choir will reuder Consider the Lilies $50
pranol, The Psalm of Life (tenorl and "star
of the Night Shine Ger U.s. (trio-soprano,
tenor and bassl ltS
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Ills afternoon at 8 O'CLOCK there will be
ano er ball game between the Oaklands
and 6-cramentos. Harper and Farrell will
be Il pitchers and McHale and Lehman
The backstops.
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Tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock Stock.
Con and Sacramento will contest at the
grounds in this city. The batteries will
be Harper and McHale for Sacramento and
Parrot and DePangher for Stockton
Stapleton will play first tor the home nine
EolloVino is fine ma le-ut,.
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Outing 0yershirts.

We are certain that no house in the city can give
you as good an 0vershirt as we can at these prices
and Is cents, ST. There is large variety of patterns at
each price
For s. we are selling this season fancy silkstripei
0vershir of fine Cream Cashmere the stripes being in
coors None elsewhere, that we know Of, for such
small money
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Covered with Sores

Boy one year and half old. Face and
body IN terrible condition, being COW
cred with sores. Sulphur Springs fail.
Cured by Cuticura Remedies.
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BIDS will be handed in to NJ. STEIN, 726 K
street. on or before MONDAY, May 5th. Bids
may be given for bar alone, or for each sep
arate. apps, 26myl
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Fourteenth-street Presbyterian Church.


between o and P-Subjects of Discourse and
Exercises next Sabbath. In the morning, THE
Holy Spirit in History and in the Individual
In the evening a Sabbsth-school concert. Sub
iect: ..Temnerance.n G. z. Tipdall. nastor.
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PRIVILEGES.

DIDS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR PRIV
Is ieees of Bsr. snd Refreshments at A. o. Z.
Ijruids' Picnic DIE held at East Park Grove,
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THE CALLloPE.

with the permission of the choir" remarked
the coed old-iashioned preacher who had
changed pulpits with the city brother and had
listened wonderingly to the lively organ voun-
tary. ard the artistic performance of Nearer,
My GOD. to Thee" by the soprano soloist, I'VE
will now resume the services of the morning.
The congregation will please rise and sing that
grand old hymn, Nearer. Ny God, to Thee -
Chicago Tribune.
Daughter, at the seaside-Papa, am going to
marry Algernon, who has waited on us at the
table since we have been here Papa, with a
glad light in his eye-Thank heaven, my child,
for that The fortune have given him in tips
may still remain in the family. Bless you,
bless you, daughter Washington Star.
o. B. Joyful shay, olefell, Pm goin' tsthop
shakin' dice fer drinks. Olefell-Shink it's like
gamblin'? o. B. Joyful-No, it thic) hain't Eat,
shake dice sho much every (hic) night. my
hand trembles like leaf every (hicj morning
Good Netcs.
Maud-Pll never fiirt again. If live to be a
hundredl Annie-why, dear. What's the mat
ter? Maud-Matterl / winked at a sweet
young drug clerk down town today, and he
put whisky In my soda!-LighL
First Iowa Citizen-Was Jones drunk last
evening? Second Iowa Citizen-No,I can't call
1t that, but he had more original packages than
he could carry home.-Neu Fork World
Blly-So You have returned from your bridal
tour. What did you see on the trip that pleased
you most? Johnny wife Tsrns siffiags.