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No Humbug About Our Mary

LONDON, June 15th.-Mary Anderson was
interviewed to-day. She says her wedding
Tuesday will be very quiet. She and her
husband will go aboard the steamer i'm
mediately after the ceremony. No brides
maids and no magnificent trousseau. She
will wear walking dress at the nuptials.
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More Patriotism.

Folsom, June 13th.-Folsom's gala day
was celebrated to-day by the raising of the
stars and stripes over the school house,
and some fine literary exercises were given
By the school. The whole town turned
out to celebrate the occasion.
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He win Be Lynched.

CHICAGO. June 13th.-Jeff Merser, a ne
gro minister of Argentine, fred four shots
at his wife tonight, the first breaking her
neck. He escaped, and the Sheriff and
posse are now pursuing him. If caught,
he will be lynched.
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some of the mainland districts. The above
gives the Government sure msjority OF
eight in the House of thirty-three men,
bers. The final returns can only slightly
alter the above.
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BALL
IN MEMORIAM,

w HEREAS. IT HAS PLEASED ALMIGHTY
w Goo in His divine wisdom TO remove from
our midst our esteemed brother, CAPTAIN
THOMAS DWYER; therefore be it
Resolved, That IN the death OF our esteemed
and beloved brother the Ancient Order of Hi
bernia S, Division No. of Sacramento County.
has lost an active and faithful member, one
ever Jealous in the interests of our order.
Resolved, That in his death his beloved wife
and children have lost an affectionaie husband
and father.
pathy to his bereaved family, and mourn with
them in this, their hour of sorrow
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be
spread on the minutes OF the A. o. H. of Sacra-
mento County; that copy of these resolutions
De published in the daily papers, and that an
engrosed COPY be presented to the family OF
our deceased brother.
Signed JOHN P. HARKINS, JOHN WEST,
NJ, hGAN. It's
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Improved
0vershirts.

" Necessity, it is said, is the
mother of invention. Ii was
undoubtedly some man, sore in
spirit and exhausted in patience,
who hit upon the idea of stiffen-
ing the collar of an 0yershirt.
No matter how rich and expen-
siye your 0vershirt may be, it
loses its dressy appearance when
the collar curls and crumples.
This new device remedies all this,
and the improved Oyershirt will
prove to you "a thing Of beauty
and a Joy forever
We have these improved Over
shirts in fine all-wool Flannel,
in neat stripes, ETC., at 81 Is, 81
and s. 50. Also in Silk with
fancy stripes at 81.
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ADVERTISEMENT or HALE BROS. ! &C..

ON MONDAY ne shall hare a
BIG ATTRACTION in FANCY
WHITE GOODS on Which
the PRICES are Curtailed.
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ENCOURAGE HONE INDUSTRY!
MOHR & yOERK,
SUPERIOR COURT.

Nos. 1924 and 1926 street, Sacramento.
je14-tf
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Which we are proud to say has gained US quit
reputation. With our complete facilities W
are able to MEET ALL COMPETITION.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
Is IT WORTH wHILEa

IL 1t worth while that We jostle brother
Bearing his load on the rough road OF
Is 1t worth while THAT we jeer at eacl,
other.
In blaclrness Of heart that we war to
the knife?
God pity us all In our pitiful strife.
@ cd pity us all rs we jostle each other;
Cod. pardon us all for tine triumph we
feel
When n follow goes down meath his load
on the heather,
Pierced TO tho heart. Words are
koener than steei
And ini-httar FAR for WOO than for
veal.
Were it not wsti in this brief little jour
On over tho isttmus, down into the
We give him Ash instead of n serpent.
Ere folding the baud to be and abide
Forever and aye in dust ut his side?
Look at those roses saiutinR each other;
Look A. the herds all 81 peace on the
Man. ana man only makes war on his
And laughs in his heart At his peril and
shained by the beasts that go down on
the plain.
L. it worth whue that we battle tt
Some d G.ST folio" mortal down into chs
God pity us ALT Time oft soon viii
All OF us together, like leaves in a gus
Humbied, JUDGED, down into the dust
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

NEWARK, N. j., April IA desper-
ate fight occurred between two farmers
at Carlstadt, N. j., late yesterday after
noon and may result in murder. Jacob
q. Zimmerman stopped TO water his
horses near the farm Of Philip Schmidt,
when the latter came out and demanded
money for the water. Zimmerman re-
fused to pay and . quarrel resulted
whereupon Schmidt picked up Pitch
fork and attacked Zim mermann, and the
latter tried TO defend himself with his
whip. Tho men fought for ten minutes,
when Schmidt ran the pitchfork through
Zimmermann's neck, and the latter fell
to the ground with the weapon still
clicking Into the wound.
Schmidt pulled the fork out and was
about to complete his murderous work
when party OF men came along In .
wagon and interfered. Schmidt fled and
has not yet been arrested. Zimmerman .
condition 10 critical.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15


The error OF the moment becomes the
sorrow Of the whole lifetime
Life Is beautiful night In which -
some stars 20 down others rise.
Those who live on vanity must, not
unreasonably, expect to die Of mortifics-
tion.
A beautiful and chaste woman Ia the
perfect workmanship 81 GOD and the
true glory OF angels.
We often excuse our own want OF phi
lanthropy by giving the name Of fAnsti-
cism to the most ardent zeal Of others.
Never fear to bring tho sublimest mo-
tive to the smallest duty, and the most
in6nite couiart to the smallest trouble.
Psop!a, to 1.-Two happily with each
other must at In, ~ 1t were-tbs proud
be mated with the meek, ths irritable
with the gentle, aud % forth.
Cultivate the mercy that sees 10 Others
only their good points--the truth thai
cllogs 10 thiags - thsy ara, not - they
are represented By others.
One who 10 never busy can never enjoy
rest; for It implies relief from pracioui
labor, and, n our whole time were spen'
fn anusing ourselves, we should and L
more wsAFnome than the hardest day.
work.
u - oeiS-1aCf1hc0 which IN countless
WAYS oils the wheels Of LIE, relieving dis
treas, soothing sorrow, bringing Joy int
families. oansntaug sE1ssdshap. s1aearIni
men to ons aOothsr and lassentng al tn
burdens Of life.
Cherish your hearts best affections
Indulge IN the warm emotions OF llisl
parental. fratsrnal love. Think II not I
weakness Love everything and every
tbcdy that V lovely. You cannot max,
the eords Of lore too strong.
Never toll people several faults at once
You win profit them nothing, but DIN
couraes them greatly. Rather Get thei
fsuits gradually before them, - you se
thar they have the courage to bear th
lsight with adsAataga.
UAselAshnsas and thought for Other
chsracts,ise the really polite person. Il
gets out Of his '1nsulaf point IN space,
and looks. with the keen eyes OF kind
observatioo aidsd BY Imagination, I
other people, and hs sndssgors TO irss
; them % he himaelf would Wish 10 :
served. 90 - NO reflect on those VII
have tllis very great charm, We may COL
slider fow points 10 which many psop
are deficient IN IT,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
salvation of the Race.

Children are the salvation of the race.
They purify, they elevate. they stir, they
Instruct, they console, they reconcile,
they gladden. us. Tuey are the ozone oil
human life, inspiring us with hope, rous-
ing us TO wholesome sacrifice. II, In the
faults which they inherit, they show ~
the worst of ourselves, and 80 move ~
to salutary repentance, they also atim'
ulate our huer qualities. They cheat "
Of weary care, they preach to us, not SO
much with their lips as BY their tBno-
cence; their questions set us to thinking,
aud to better purpose than the sy llyoeisms
of philosophers; their helplessnsss makes
us tender; their l0veliness surprises us
into pure Joy.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

Bfov1t. 60
Tns cheapest hAt mouse m the city
kamford 13r0s'. AOa 1garkot ssrost.
3iv Sush's coal; YOU will IKE IL.
American Laundry. coo wsstFreut,e.
Try Bush's coal, yeu will sursiyiikss.
CuppisG and isschias. ~ Z. Bccoadst.
Zine lsK. Kings a. Haai'a Is r. eth street.
Frank HOOP smith. druggist, sth and King.
u you want cheap picture FRAMES 70 y q
X. bnugh, 200 W est Second street. IhAve the
largest stock In Delaware. Come aud see lor
yourselves.
dess, $40 Market street. has the largest and
cheapest stoc oil hats, white shirts, under
wear, neck wear and hosiery In the oitY. Call
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

NEW York, April 14.-Jud0c An
drews, Of the Supreme Court, has de.
MED Evangsline L. Hamilton's spplica-
ton for alimouy And counsel foes, pend
ing the suit which Robert Ray Hamilton
has brought to annul their marriage, on
the ground that she had husband liv-
ing when he made her his wife.
When the motion was argued Mr..
Hamilton's counsel s'ated that Mr..
H ainilton had given Eva property worth
81, 900 In the Fall OF 1889, which be
cause Of nor imprisonment at Trenton
she had not had an opportunity to spend
The Judge. IN denying the motion
says the ststAmsnt had not been denied
what hss become OF such 5000, moi
why the defendant 10 without mesns to
defend the action. The motion 10 denied
with leave to renew upon papers show
ing what became Of the 80, 900.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

At the meeting Of the Carpenters Dis-
trict Courcii In Boston, on Sunday ight,
oraan!zen reported that every trade or.
ganiEation in Massachusetts had promis-
"a 70 financially support the carpenters
IN their eight and nine hour demands.
The union carpenters Of the state num-
her 050O. They have been urged by their
leaders to mako every effort TO secure the
coBcessions without strike.
There nro rumors that matters are to
assume very troublesome aspect on the
New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad, unless some dinereuces now
existing are quickly adj listed. It'll said
efIorts are also being made 10 induce
West Shore employs 70 ympsshiEc.
TIE expsctsd general strike IN New
York has bSon ovsrted, aud yesterday
work Wa continued ~ usual IN all
tradea Ths dHfsrenoe between the Cen
trAl Lshnr Onion and tho Hecla fiou
Worts was adjusted on Sunday.
ne butchers In Louipvilis, Kentucky.
have decided 10 manufacture their OWE
ice. They have slss decided mot tc
hsudls NEST from Armour q ca.
Tbs Brickiaysrs' aud AasonS Union
10 Chicago have siGuifsd their intention
Of suppostiug TIE carpeutera.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

Our increased trade shove that the
public appreciate 2240 lbs. OF good clean
coal for ton, and that 10 what we pro-
pose TO give Tor the year OF 1880. Our
coal 10 under cover and screened. under
our own supervision. KindDug wood in
large loads. Western oats . speciality.
Telephone 587. Open in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

we,icy N. <. Church will hold ar
apron bazaar ON Tuesday, Wednesday
aud Thur.day evenings, April 18th, 1911
and 18th, At tue church. N. Il. corner Of
Linden and jackson s'rests. All are
invited 10 attend. Admission 10 ccnts.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

CslebIated Rheu matte Mixture never
fails to cure the worst cases Of nsura. gia
and rheumatism. Try IT, Only Soc. per
bottle. Taylor & Fallerton, druggists,
S02 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

Persons living west of Madison street
and south OF Delaware avenue, by stop.
ping At tho corner of Third aud Van
Buren, streets, eau be supplied with
Kyle's Ice cream in any quantity from .
plate to . gallon.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

A vice man Is one WHO has been often
deceived, except In having his cAtsrrh or
influenza cnrsd by Old Saul's Catsrrh
Cure; NO deception In that. This priuee
Of cAtsrrh remedies costa only 25 csnh.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

7. A. Shannon has . due line Of dry
goods, trlmm lngs and geuts iurntshinE
aoods at lowest prices at sO6 West sscond
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
A new BUSINESS METHOD,

s. H. Baynard has.adopted plan that is
prevailing in western cities, whereby the opportunity
given to procure good watch for very low price,
through the agency Of cooperative clubs The plan
follows: Clubs composed of forty members, who
pay dollar for membership fee, which payment
goes the originator Of the plan. When the club is
formed they mutually agree to purchase forty watches
for the sum Of seven hundred and sxty-hve dollars
Each week thereafter the members meet and
each pays one dollar, at which time
Der is drawn, which entities the owner Of
such number to select and receive his watch,
similar to the old plan Of watch clubs, with the ex-
tepon that upon the drawing Of number further pay
nents Of that number The remaining members
Gess one each week. continue their payments and
drawings for thirty weeks, when all payments cease
and the remaining ten members receive their watches
The watches so distributed are gold-flled case,
made by James Boss, with either an Elgn, Waltham,
Springfield Hampden movement such as are sold
Al over our city for thirty-fve dollars and which are
fully warranted to give satisfaction. Clubs are now
forming and drawings will commence Tuesday even
ing March 2sth For further information and exami-
nation Of the watches call at
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

What? Post Boy, tho best chewing
tobacco ia town. $. II. Durstein, No. q
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
DIR. G. F. THEEL
D38 n. Fourth Street,
below GREEN. ST., Philadelphia.

below GREEN, ST., Philadelphia,
acknowledged by the press and public as the
leading and reliable specialist In diseases OF
both sexss; SKIN DISEASES, BLOOD Pol
son, DIsCH AHQEs, INFLAMMArIoSs, BLAp-
DER, KipNkYs, HEART. LUNGS. My meth.
cd tic only one knowa that cures, BY com.
Eclectic systems Of medicine. where ell
others fall. NERVOUS DERILiTYs WASTING
on, lMPEDIMENTs to mArriage, want Of de-
veiopment etc. Ny superior knowledse
enables me to check these diseases immaculate
"rrnth" and sworn testimonials. Hours,
daily from y q. M, II y. m. Wednesday
10 u. M, Sundays till y.
Dent be hnilbmsged by quacks. Their
books and fraudulent guarantees ana Tres
consultations. h'S
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

wAsHIseToN,A April 1S.-1hs Commis.
sioner Of Indian Anairs yesterday
received ielAgram from IAdisp Agent
UpsLas. s$ Tongue River, Mentaaa,
Ieportlng that the Aorthern Chsysnns
Indians are ooaGrssating and thrssteu-
Ing Lie and pfopssty b that yicipity.
TfaopA It Va said BY ths ageat, were
greatly. nee led. The dsspstcbss were
aent 10 The War Depaxtsnent with . re-
quest to forward tr0ope d once.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

Twenty thousand plsces of vail paper
u u. d. HpltsA 2l3 West Second street;
nns so'd. smbolssd paper, 20 csrti
apiece; right nice Mios pepsr. . cent?
spiece; alao lasgs st0ok Of Ill grndsl
from tho moat common 10 the nnest
have q lar.e force Of practical pApsi
hangers and work dons without delay
Estim .tes given with pleasure. d. D.
HoLT, 2i3 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

Go to Ysrsrr's Tor harness and trunks.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

4 tNuN Ai-ApDlE M.AJNPsON las
y "moved TO IA hing street. SQUARE
ibtt old stand ,n.3ss6t
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

WIlLlAM MCKENZIE. MERCK ANT
H 1si.or. :. ". corner Thar and sAiplsy
Gt.s, v ilI.!ullUa. Itel.
! f,1.ni's cloihiiiS el,aaed, dyed. scossss
any lp,lisd;: sui,s i,g.s s.es,sity
INr,leu giArEgkusu N-t91
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

" ANTED - LADlEs TO LEARN
w the World fnmed Tailor-system of
garment cutting and art necdie-woi'k.
Call and investigated SIS Market st oet.
All welcome. nl2-9ts
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
DiylpkHtp

no upUsskEFPERs. - q 4 l. 9 O.
L n,sg, sttiag. errPcS rteaneds
riI,l1 rlr,Gtd 81, short nsti by rlkhtr.
fiEsFa pr' lest u Js wet stu
lnss rr.ga fftncn .iIcst, will he prempuy
xenatd TO- Mis-
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
Wants.,

WANIED-wuES SEWING MA
w chino men ten you your macbine
please call ut No. G02 Shipley street. be-
fore You trade yonr machine. fou will
save from SO 20 $40 by having your old
machine repaired. Calls promptly at
tended to. All work warranted.
l.. I. PENTON,
ALI No. COZ shipley st..
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

FOR SEC
w and story front room with bay
window. A married couple preferred.
a2-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

I-misll ~ p'i,sis sale. NJ properly
tesY "A "a, lrlas are IionSr. ~ Hoo kt1fu,
ri, mi iI,n,ut. Any olc wishing 10 pnr-
az, ihs ssnt, fan N o. sddsees en the
W. NJ, ~ n Aug AZ Get. Wilmington,
S,g A. CEiFpLS, i'ropfittor. i-2s
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

spEA kEWAED.-IWIl.L PAY THE
SDCO above rcws I'd Tor the return Of
HARRISON RofhwELL, celorsd, alias
spry And quilt fcsrcstxble looking. He e.
cared rom New Castle County Jail on
YuesaiAy Hixht. March lsth. lreo.
y-N-tf ALvAS ALLEN. khertf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24
VOICES CAUGHT AS TREY FELL.
HOW CONVERSATION STRIKES ONE ON
STEAMER WHICH SAILS At DAYLIGHT.

HOW CONVERSATION STRIKES ONE ON A
STEAMER WHICH SAILS AT DAYLIGHT.
Scene: A transatlantic steamship pier. Time: 9
a. M There q mist low on the water, ana inc Steth
escape valve of the vessel IS making dismal howl
lower officer of the steamer is leaning on the lower
end Of the gangplank lie looks sleepy, and Is sury
GLOW murh more time ;" asks young fellow who
comes up with companions.
Don't know
.Oh there's no hurry. then Come on. boys
"whcre is nv staterooml That's funny. Oh, yes
here II s-sxtv three thought II was seventy-'hrce'
say from another csngway. where's the state
steward? Some mistake about th'' Inc io"er
berth is"
Johnnie missing Why. Charles. told you to
look out for him. Where is hel Johnniel You bad
boy. why don't yoi--'
al can't help it. sir. Some misunderstanding To
morrow W. cau---
SHOW this lady her stateroom. steward She can't
find
"Th0se three bottles were to be carefully Iced MY
man told You that last night
al forgot a steamer chair entirely. Run out and
get one. WILL
"oh. dear l forgot to tell Annie TO say gOod-by to
Alice for me-"
"Door locked Some one must be asleep inside.
Wake up!7 Dang! bangN
"Thank you. sir
The idea Of sailing at such an outrageous hour
Tide What difference
Hang these people that come aboard at daylight
and wake men up"
Don't forget that chair. 1t has your initials and
the number Of your stateroom on it,
where's the room sewardl'
"By love- Charlie, forgot TO pay that last check
in my hurry"
"Cablel Certainly
"There, dear, run ashore It's about tine Sounds
which resemble sObbing)
From the upper deck. mind blue handkerchief"
"Oh no. never in my life; don't mind rough
weather at all
End Of the pier. I Will see you anyway If yon--'
Hurry, dear; goodby.'
"Your bagl Certainly. sir. What number ?
Eighty sew
"Tme's up 0n chorusl.
"olI--sorry-tlank you-good.by-oh, no. indeed
dock wrte-surcIy." Rush for the deck
i beatej passenger runs up and hurrieS along tho
gangplank.
"By George. close call. Never missed ono in my
life. Good-by, OLD man.
"There's Lucy oh, can't come down to Kiss
YOU. Don't yOu come up. You'll set CARED away ,
| "say. Harry. make that dozen two Will your III
settle with you when you come back.
why, IT'S fifteen minutes, and We haven't stariea
| SAY, Dick lin an undcrtone), look at Phil. That
| supper fixed him"
| The steam valve ceases its sorrowful song There
Is a slight qulver OF the iron hull. Two uniformed
men run up tho eanepanh
| "Good-by" lin chorus.
"John. remember about tie gloves
There is sound Of whIrinc water and the steamer
begins to move. SLOWLY. Every, one on the pier
aSiens 10 the end The black hull makes us out
toward mid stream. Iandkcrchiefs nnttcr and hats
The crowd on the pier and a r or me wsnT
| The sun is yellow In the street and the people go In
different directions. looking tired and disguised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24
4 COUPLE OF STICKS FROM MIR. DEPEW.
CoURTEousNESS OF THE BRILLIANT ORATOR
AND BrSY HALLWAY PEESIDENT,

ooURTEorsNFSS OF THE BRILLIANT ORATOR
AND BUSY RAILWAY PRESIDENT.
II IS no wonder that almost every newspaper re
porter in New York has good word to say Tor Chah
cev NJ Depcw lie is probably the easiest prominent
man I'm this city 10 get interview with, ana II lie
thinks the reporter who has the task In hand not
exactly ND 10 the occasion. he generally assists nm
I'm the most gracious manner possible. The wrtf'
who had worked crydi,ably enough on weekly news
paper I'm the West. remembers with what treplda'0n
he read on the ssslgnmcntbOok OF one of the great
New York dacs. whose staff lie had Just suceeeen
I'm gaining a foothod. see Channcey NJ Depcw''
Win the impression that he going 10 face ire
mcudous task. he entered the house OF the famous
orator and railway president
Mr. Dcpew is al dinner said the servant
Don't disturb him. can wait" said the reporter
as he settled himself In the offered chair ana prepared
10 wait for the eight courses to wnd maeSV-
calls over Mr.. Depcw's left shoulder and into thlt
eloquent orlrce whence many more good things
come. 10 walt long. however for IN about
a minute Mr.. Depcw appeared.
won't keep you waiting he said, pleasantly
" yon may he in n hurry. W at can do for YOU J"
would Ike to get your opinion Of So and so,' said
the reporter.
There Is not much to DC said upon that head y
replied Mr. Dcpcw. " In fact. almost nothing, al pres
cnt that IS Of any general interest
besides. my dinner Is waiting lie might have
added but he didn't. lie evidently noted the young
reporters disappointed Look and so he said chee?iB
instead; Well take seat. and | Will give you a
couple OF sticks. anyway
This easy allusion to the newspapermans measure
Of space stchful made the young reporter feel az
home al once as Mr. Dcpew evidently Intended II
should and then our Chaunccy' rceled OF in clear
cut and graphic sentences. little mid dinner speech
that filled up about half column in the paper the
next morning. and did much 70 establish tho young
mans footing on the staff. The same reporter mas
listened Ia a good many OF the famous after dim r
speeches OF Ccntrss genial president and they nave az
lrcn GOOD hut I'm his estimation not OF them could
touch that little unStudlod address. dealt out between
soup aud FISH, TO that young fellow. green from the
country.