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BRIEF NOTES.

The chief topic of conversation among
the policemen is, Who goes out on he
lst ?"
The fact is again announced 10 the city
iinance report to-day that the levee fund
has Sli TO its credit.
Some petty thieves have stolen silver
watch and pair of shoes from the boat of
James II. Wendt, at the foot of street.
On Saturday silver gaich was stolen
from toe pocket OF Stitzel, al employe at
the railroad shops, while he was a. work.
Sheriff McNullen yesterday lodged il
the city prison w. McLeary, wanted for
burglary, and who was arrested in San
FTaocisco.
& gentleman who came from Suffer
county yesterday stated that p D. Gsrie-
meyer naasgsr of real estate bureau of
that county, aad who is supposed 20 be IN
Sin FrsGc;sco, is wanted by the Sheriff
The gentleman could rot sag what the
specific cha &c sgsicst Kim is.
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first dawnng of thought in any of these lovely cea
tons They are here as you will see them never else
where. Wndowful of them hints of their variety The
window not acontaning and you will see additional
displays made throughout the Fancy Goods Department
Just now Hemstitching is ahead in Hamburgs is the
newest wrinkle The drift is toward Hemstitchne on every
thing But the other sorts are no whit less elegant than of
DID, and there is still that wonderful STITCH stitch stitching
that has loaded mv fabrics with much loneliness Our
designs are eXCluSiye-To one else has them
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Announcement is made that Locke Rich
ardson, The accomplished reader, will reap
pear under the auspices of the Sacramento
Lecture Association on Wednesday even.
ing next at the Congregational Church. On
that occasion he will recite The Merchant
OF Venice" Mr.. Richardson's second ap.
pearance here is in response 20 the request
Of all who heard him read Dickens
Christmas Caro-" few weeks sgo. A
better dramatic reader has not visited this
city. He has the ability to present an entire
play as mono!ogue with satisfaction to a
general audience, as has no other Yostrum
reader of whom We have knowledge.
At the Metropolitan Theater on the 10Th
and Goth another of Hoyts farce comedies,
"a Tin Soldier" will be presented. 1t has
thrice been given here, and each time with
pronounced success. The present company
Is under the ~ anagement OF Frank Mex ee.
Louis Wesley is the acroba,ic Rats" O!
TIA troupe, Paul Dresser the plumber r
G. Vernon the Brooklyn Bridge" and
Miss ST.. George Hus<ey the 8" Toilet a
par; that Any Aues created Cunceinina
hsr the s.. Louis Post Dispatch says that
Miss HusseV gives the part as well az did
Mis- Agnes or Kate Davis.
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ALL the reports of the progress and re-
ception at the East of california on
Wheels" justify fully and emphatically
the wisdom Of the State Board of Trade
in making this second venture in the bust
ness Of object-lesson canvassing.
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PROBABLY by this time Senator Blair
has become convinced that his charge that
the entire press of the country, repre-
scented in Washington, has been muzzled
10y the opponents OF his educational bill, is
incorrect. Even if the opposition desired
to do so, il could not close the mouths of
all the newspaper men. The truth is,
that the press did not care to report all the
long argument of the Senator, having al
ready, during the last two years, fully
stated the claims OF his bill We do not
believe for one moment that the opponents
OF the bill took any steps to prevent
Senator Blair's speech from being re-
ported in the newspaper press. As the
Cleveland Lcader, which is favorable to
his bill, we'll says:
Mr Blairs speech has extended over 50 much
time acG is ygiumiiious TO render il Ia:
tells Impossible 10 do IL anything Ike Just &c IN
the daily .epoHs OF the Associated Press. /: is
mpiy a wsEt of space sns time to devote to
one man. aud not intimidation, that has pre-
ven ed the press from bestow.ng greater atien-
ton upon Tie Hew hampshire senator.
TIE downfall of the Tirard Ministry in
France IS attributed to Is free trade pro-
cliyities, tie country being now generally
in favor 81 protection. De Freycinet has
consented to form new Cabinet, retain
ing his position as Minister Of War while
accepting the Presidency OF the Council.
One OF his first successes was TIE re-
capture Ct Csnstans, w:.o cones back into
the Cabinet entirely satisfied With the
President and The new siluation. This
new movement tides over the difficulty
thai niet Carnot in the overthrow Of his
Caoine;, and saves France from any seri-
j. Gus political agitation, for Tirard is not a
man of reyengcs, and the issue upon which
he went down is one of political economy
purely,
Mons seldom, reason Had the mob
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WIGGIN, the prophet" predicts an
earth-pervading storm of awful character
to take place, 50 far as this section is con-
cerned, about the 2lst instant. If there
is any one who has the slightest faith in
the predictions of the meteorological
crank, he should begin to put his house in
order.
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nocent man would have been har ged.
The mob demanded the delivery to it of a
prisoner supposed to have committed a
gross outrage. The Sheriff, however, I'M
derstood his duty and dared to do it. He
faced the half-crazed crowd of some hun
dreds Of passion-intiamed beings, and
finally gained them over to postponement
OF their vengeance. The injured girl who
had been assaulted has been confronted
with the prisoner. and emphatically de-
clares that he is not the man wanted.
Ordinarily that poor fellow whom the
mob demanded would have been executed
by lynch law. The Missouri incident
ought to sink deep into the hearts of men,
and its lesson deter the last one of them
from ever engaging in mob violence.
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AND now it is the Mexican lottery that
Is attempting to fasten itself upon one of
the new States. The managers entertain
the absurd idea that as theirs is foreign
concern the laws of the United States can
not reach it. As we'll might it be said
that an alien burglar is exempt from the
operation of the laws of the place of his
nefarious operations.
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Catalogues Issued Monthly.
Edwin K. AISip & Co.,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 1915 Fourth Street, Sacramento.
CAPITOL PARK!
We have for sale for a linn
tied time the Finest Lot in
Sacramento, facing the
aboVe-named Park.

TT is S0x16O IN SIZE, WITH A NEW NOD
ern stable costing $1,000, and TWO-sTORY
DWELLING of about ten rooms, old but in
splendid repair and condition. The improve
ments are all on one-balf of the lot. which is
situated on corner of the street in the center
OF the two best improved blocks in the city.
There is only one Capitol Park in Sacramento,
and such lots are getting searcer every day.
Before many years such lots will be worth
many hundred dollars Fer front foot
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-17

MAX O'RELL believes that American
professional people eat very small dinners,
as he says that this is the only country
where 'Gone to dinner will be back in
ten minutes" can be found on the doors of
offices. Which serves to show how badly
Max is mistaken. The American eats a
large dinner, and accomplishes it in the
regulation ten minutes, and in addition he
revels in more dyspepsia to the square inch
o; stomach than any other human being.
We are great and pushing people.
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THAT was splendid idea that the CHI
eago people carried out oa the 22d of
February. They gathered the school
children Of Tie city into the Auditorium
and aided them to eeiehrate Washington's
birthday IL a manner that the youths will
never forget. It is agreed by all that the
occasion was most impressive one, and
the exercises patriotic in manner the
sincerity Of which could not be doubted
The whole afair was under direction of
the Union League Club, and reflected the
highest credit upon it. We need more
and more frequent gatherings of the chill
dren for patriotic instruction and celebra-
ton. There is a, the East an association
entitled THE American Society of Patri-
otto knowledge" We know nothing of
ii except as It's title indicates. We as
sumo that it is a worthy and non-partisan
institution, else it would not have been
associated, as it was, with the Washington
birthday celebration referred to. IL it is
purely patriotic, and intended to dissent
nate only patriotic truths and 10 keep
alive reverence for American history and
institutions, then it should be commended
and its branches be established in every
town in the land.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-17

State Of California, county of Sacramento-ss.
I. Frank Miller. Cash er of the above-named
bank, DO soiemnly swear that the above state
meHt is true to the best of my Knowledge and
belief. FRANK MILLER. Cashier
subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of March, 1890
[sEAL.l JAMES L. MILLS, Notary Public.
Cursect-Attcst:
5. PRENTiss SMITH, Directors.
CilAS. F. DlLLMAS.
salI-St B. C
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The interstate commerce law has closed up
nearly every Iowa manufacturing institution
which shipped goods out of the State. The
worst stab the manufacturers of Iowa have ever
haul, and it has been almost equally disastrous
to fnr
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-17
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
sa'iOaal Bank Of D. 0. Mills & Co.
RESOURCES.

A I SACRAMENTO. IN TIE STATE OF
n California. al the close of business FEB
RUARY IS, 1870:
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Mons seldom reason. Had the mob
which surrounded the jail in Missouri
town on Thursday not been opposed by
cool-headed and courageous officers an H.
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HE millennium may now be looked for,
With confidence in its near approach, for
the st. Louis press congratulates Chicago
on her success in the House and resents
the suggestion that in the Senate the
Worlds Fair bill may be amended so as
to name some other locality. The St.
Louis newspapers reply to the proposition,
Chicago or no fair" Really when the
two cities lay down the cudgels in this
way there is hope for the dawn of univer-
sal peace and the dwelling together of the
lion and the lamb, with the lamb on the
outside of the lion.
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GURNEY CAB COMPANY.
Office, I'll X Street. Telephone. a35.

TsABs DAY AND NIGHT. r5 CENTS PER
~ mile for one person; tive tickets for 81; 80
cents per hoEf Tor or person; I'll per hour for
two or move persons; to rarties, receptions,
theater and return, I'll so; special rates for
funerals. fe Sits
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THE Iowa State Register, published at
Des Moines, is authority for the following
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-17
DISBURSEMENT OF HALE Bao>. s co.
Open Saturday Evenings unq Closed all other days at o'clock
nj AMM0TH AS TO SIZE
IVI royal as to style and

to prices. For years that has
been our way with Embroid-
cries and Flouncings. More
than ever our way now. A
closer grip on the markets; as
keen an eye for the things you
ought to have. We catch the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STREET IMPROVEMENT MEETING.

4 IL SUBSCRIBERS AND ALL WHO ARE
~ Interested in the formation of the proposed
citizens stock Company for safeguarding sre
requested to meet at the Court house MONDAY
~ 70 M, at o clock, for the purpose of TAX
ing STEPS towards the final organization of this
company. It is important that all who desire
to see cur streets improved should attend, as
ms IS the only Plan that promises any relief.
mri6 2t
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ALSO,

One and Fiye-Ecre Tracts for $3.50 aud
$500 per acre on same tract.
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GUTHRIE BROS.

|DRACTICAL PIUMsERS STEAM AND GAS
i Filters. Roofing and Jo5ping. sipsee water
removed from easements ct ye.y low prices
Telephone i65 i21 ] street. 'a-6.S
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Also.
ALSO.

01So,
THE BEST SMALL FRUTf RANCH
in The vicinity Of Sacramento, one
and one-half miles from city limits,
adjoining Reed or Smith Orchard,
on M.Street road.
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TINE SNOW-SHOVEG ERS RETURNING FROM
L the blockade would benefit themselves by
attending these evening sales, for the reason
that they can buy Tobacco, Cigars, Socks, Under.
wear Etc, cheaper than anywhere else in
Sacramento.
n. H. WILLIAMS, Auctioreer.
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"a Do not forget the large line of Furni-
ture, Carpets, Etc, which we arc Offering
at the lowest price possible. Bedroom
Sets, pieces, with nsw ma ttress, only $50.
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CONTAINS IS ACl ES TWO ACRES IN
~ Vineyard seventeen acres in Orchard of
best variety of trees; Dwelling containing six
rooms: two Stables and Barns; five Wells and
two Windmiils.
rs This place will be sold at a bargain,
as the owner is compelled to move away.
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Ie Rent Houses and Loan Money.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-24
Barry'S TriCOpherOuS
Established 1901.

Infallible for renewing, invigorating and
identifying the hair, removing scurf, dandruff,
and all affections Of the scalp, and curing erup.
tons Of the skin, diseases Of the glands, muscles
and integuments, and relieving stings, cuts,
bruises, sprains, etc. The affinity between the
membranes which constitute the skin and the
hair which draws Its sustenance from this triple
envelope is very close. All diseases Of the hair
originate in the skin OF the head II the pores
of the scalp are clogged or II the blood and other
fluids do not circulate freely through the small
vessels which feed the roots with moisture and
impart life to the fbres, the result is ecurf,
dandruff, shedding Of the hair, grayness, dryness
and harshness OF the ligaments, and entire bald.
ness as the case may be. Stimulate the skin TO
healthful action with Barry,s Tricopher-
GUS, and the torpid vessels, recovering their
activity, will annihilate the disease. In all
affections of the skin and of the substrata Of
muscles and integuments the process and the
effect are the same. 1t is upon the skin, the
muscular fibre, and the glands that Barry's
5Trfcopherous has its specific action, and
In all affections and injuries of these organs IL
4 is sovereign remedy.
Beware of Counterfeits.
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JuYcnile DinInnacy.

1t was on Sunday last, and Johnny's
father to punish him, said he would send
word to Santa Claus not to bring him any.
thing. The small boy was rather broken
up for while, but presently he was seen
hard at work writing what looked like a
long letter.
"What are you doing?" his father asked
"I'm writing to Santa Claus, papa"
tits of no use I'll tell him not to bring
you anything
Then the small boy brought over his
letter: Deere Sanity Clas. You NEEDN'T
bring anything to NEE this yere. hav
bin very badd booy But plees bring
mi good papa IL box of cigars and a
woody horse withe long tale, IN Il drumm,
an a horn, and n wagin, an II bigg box Of
candy, an annythin else you can think ov .
Exchange
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Christmas Stockings.

1t is better to nave your stocking filled
than to have to fill one.-Judge.
Fat girls Gil stockings the best-W Water
loo Observer
Don't expect TO find brown stone front
in your stocking. Philadelphia Call.
Christmas evolution from stock to
stocking. -Goodall's Sun.
a good motto for Christmas stocking
fillers-Sock ct tuum.-Pittsburg Chron
icle.
What most people will find in their
Christmas stockings = Corns. Lowell
Courier.
The children are already hunting up the
biggest stockings that are to be found
Boston Post.
1t is more pleasure to fill a stocking than
to hang one up.-Hartford Post
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Overtime nre. why, naun TASTED anything
like 1t since | put of my round Jackets
And then she had some home made candy
she knew used to loye;and, bless her heart
| just felt sixteen again as we sat mud
talked, and She told me how she prayed
for me and thought of Inc always, and
what a brightness | had been to her life,
and how she heard me coming home in
every boy that whstled along the street,
When went 10 bed she came aud tucked
the covers all around me in the dear old
way that none but n mothers hands know,
and felt so happy, and so peaceful, and so
full of tender love and tender memories that
cried happy, grateful tears until went to
sleep"
When he finished his eyes were full OF
tears and so were mine. He brushed his
hand across his brow swiftly and said
laughingly; "Why, what are you crying
aboutP What do you know about all this
sort of feelingS Constitution
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She Remembered Him.

"Hello, Maggie how're you,' said Polk
berryville beau easily and gracefully to one
of the bellies of the town Cant | come
round and see you to singin' school Friday
nightP"
mo, you can't, Bob Plumen," was the
freezing reply. "Fm up to your tricks,
sir You can be mighty friendly when it's
coming Christmas time, can't your Oh,
/ know youl Mebbe you think I'll knit
You three more pairs of wristlets and a red
and green and yeller and blue scarf nine
feet long, and then have you give me moth,
ing but little old ten-cent candy heart
with Remember me- on to it, like you did
last year. I've remembered You, and you
don't get no more scarfs nor wristlets nor
nothing from me-. Philadelphia Press
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The slocklng Of bla iltla girl he Oiled with sweets
and toys.
And with . pair VI brand nss lkates hu atuffsd
hls lulp lOysi
Within the stocking Of his slfe hs plaeui hand
solne pn
And u hi. laesAs'is.laws srsp for muniias
ksf CHA
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TOOL. ,yeeI,. TO world Them,

Devoted Wife-Have you any embroid
cred Christmas slippersf
Dealer-Pienty Of them You wish hand
worked, presumed
"Yes, want a pair that will look az II it
took all summer to do them"
"Yes, madam, we have that kind; they
make man almost weep when he thinks
Of the days and weeks and months of ri.
lent labor all for him."
"Well, here is my husbands measure
Don't send any bill except for the soles.
Charge him few dollars extra for his
next pair OF boots Exchange.
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Santa Claus win Come Down,

Little Johnny-Ma. does Santa Claus
keep chimneys for salef
Ma-Perhaps ho does DO you want 70
buy onei
mot yet, ma"
"Why not yet"
'"rause his price is TOO high. IN wait
till Tismus and then"--
''rhen what, deari"
"Then Santa Claus Will como down In
hs chimney, won't her Unidentified
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Eni,rclr nisin,erestcd.

"Dubr' he called ut the market yestcr.
day morning after he had disposed of III
OF his potatoes, sis there any TOY store near
here2"
Eyes, SIR"
".lust show me tho way, viii you? I've
got to buy y lew things for Christmas"
Got Ghildren"
"Yps
"Got boy rs big aus mcp"
Just about yoGfGge."
"Whet are you going to buy him Tor
Santa CLAUSE
81 dunno yet. was thinking I'd sit
some sort of toy"
Say, femme give you bit of advice"
said the lad, us they walked along together.
Let toys alone. Steam ingincs are dan
gerous, toy mules won't kick for shucks
and Christmas jack knives fall to pieces in a
week. If you've got II boy, and you want
to tickle him most to death, I'll sell you
my roller skates for half price, cause we
amt got no place for skating this winter,
and want to sell 'em and spend it all in
cocoanut candy "-Philadelphia Press,
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Took After Her Enthsr.

Yes, am saving up for Christmas, |
am" said Hartford little girl 1--WE got
fourteen cents now, and Pm going to buy
papa something, mamma something.
aunty something, and everybody know
something"
'I'm afraid, my dear, your purse will
hardly hold out
THAT'S just what papa said about your
purse yesterday"
We are all about in the same hoas during
these days.-Selected.
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Oahu Railway IL Land Go.

A sPECI ~ meeting of the stock
~ holders OF the Oahu Railway a.
Land %. viii be held az the Chamber
OF Commerce Rooms IN Honolulu, on
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 81, 1890, at II
O'Clock A. ~ for the purpose oi amend
Ing the by-laws aud other important
business. w. q, ASHLEY,
secretary y II, a J.. 90,
Honolulu, Doc, ", 1880, 7Ss "
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II you hear II man protesting loudly dur
ing the week against the promiscuous
slaughter of seals you may depend upon it
that he very grudgingly bought his wife n
sealsllin sack for Christmas. Philadelphia
Call
Now is about the time when the fond wife
will begin to hool. change out Of her hus
bands pockets with which to buy him a
surprise Christmas present, so rs TO make
him believe she loves him. Kentucky State
Journal
People who think that Christmas is a
season OF peace on earth and good will to
ward men probably never saw man Skin
mishing around ut O'clock on Christmas
eve with n porturhed mimi and five dollar
bill buyng presents for n wife and nine
dearly beloved children. Jour
nal.
The loving wife gave up 50 for II shaving
set aus II Christmas gift for her husband.
He has shaved with it just once, and now
his face looks as If he had been pitted
against Sullivan with hand gloves He will
present his wifcon New Years day with the
razor, with which to pare her corns. Won
en- have lons heads.-Lowell Citizen.
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MR.. eRADvs LAST CHRISTMAS.
ne Enjoyed II at Home with His Aged
Mother.

Mother.
There are no many little incidents OF his
life among US which are made up Of pleas
ure and pain ut this hour, Well do no
member how no spent his last years holi
day season, and the LITTLE story lac told me
OF II as l sat Ia his Office one morLing after
New Years
Ito had visited hla mother IN Athens
chrstmas week, aud he said' ~ don't
think ! ever fell happier than when
reached the little home u nay boyhood ]
got there at might she had saved supper
for me, aud size had rsnembered All tbs
thinia Aked kks toasted uas selas ehanss