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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Byron McCreary is at present in San
Francisco.
Trustee Conklin is able to be about
with the aid of crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f. Smith are home
again from San Francisco.
a. J. Johnston and Coroner Georue TT
Clark were in San Francisco yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Clark (,aee Hunt
have returned from their wedding trip.
c. II. Ecklon, one of Folsom's promi-
nent citizens, was in the city yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. Gardner were in San
Francisco yesterday, having returned
from Santa Cruz.
Editors Colnon of the Stockton 1faiL
and f. A; Leach OF the Oakland Enquirer
were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. John Boggs has returned from her
trip East, and has taken apartments at
the California Hotel, San Francisco.
General +. P. Johnston, of Los Angeles
the law partner of Governor Markham
is in the city on a visit to the Executive
Miss Rosa Ryan, daughter of ex-Trus-
tee John Ryan, recent graduate Of the
State University, Las been elected teacher
of mathematics and physics of the Wat
sonville High School.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel ves-
terday: b. J. Schmidt. NJ. H. Living
SbOllS w l. OlbD6Iy y. w. bennett. N1W
York; c. r. Paul, Chicago; A. b. Patton
Ogden; f. j. Bennel. Charles [IIaddinq
c. E. Apponje, w. L. Pattiani. S. Bork Of,
sky, j. h. Coult, j. Floersheim. d. Levy
San Francisco.
Arrangements were completed at last
evenings meeting of the Military CIub
for its second invitation party, to be held
at Armory Hall, Tuesday evening. De-
cember 20th. Special efforts will be made
to make the occasion one of the most sue
cessful affairs to be given by the cIuh
Governor Markham has been invited to
attend, and in all probability he will
honor the occasion with his presence.
On Thursday evening Ed f. Hntcb-
| inson and Miss Kittie Haltenhoff wera
united in marriage at the residences of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James STAT
ford, Rev. Mr.. Stevenson officiating. Tho
bride was born and reared in this citv
and has been a teacher in the FrohdI
kindergarten for the past three wears
The young couple were the recipients of
many valuable and handsome presents.
By mistake it was stated yesterday that
Lee w. Maker and Miss Mary Dai1nea,,
were married at the State House II ofoi
! on Wednesday evening. The weddinc,
took place at the residence of Rev r NJ
Hodge. The groom is an employe of tHa
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BRIEF NOTES.

The Catholic Ladies' Relief Society will
give party on February 10th.
Hop Lee was arrested yesterday on a
charge Of robbing another Mongolian of
an oplum-pipe and a pistol.
The author of the article on Canitol
Park trees in yesterdays issue was Her
man Schwarz, not Thomas Schwarz, as
printed.
Rev. J. II. Reider OF Calvary Baptist
Church of this city delivered a lecture
last evening at Oakland before the Cali
tornia Baptist College.
A chimney at the jefferson School at
Fifteenth and \ streets caught fire YES
terday while the pupils were practicing
their tire-drill. They retreated from the
building in good order
1t turns out that the supposed bonds
winch an eX-convict showed to Officer
IaIpot under sidewalk are a worthless
loC OF bogus papers that were the stock in
trade of some swindler.
a Walnut Grove correspondent of the
Rio Vista Ne,OS says that Mrs. WheeIer
was not robbed OF her diamonds at all
put lost them in her bed, where they were
Iound the next day. Our local detectives
seem to be winning their laurels without
much effort.
Late on Thursday night hackman
colllded with an electric car at Twelfth
and streets, and. as might have been
expected. the car had the best of the en-
counter. The hackman was unseated
anu MS horses ran off with +. Christo-
phel, who was an inside passenger. The
latter managed to climb through the win
DOW as the horses ran and received severe
bruises and cuts. The horses and hack
were found yesterday in the willow
jungle beyond the north leVee.
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FLORIDA ORANGES,
They Bring Good Prices in the Lon
don Market.


New YORK, Dec S.-A private dispatch
from London contains information Of the
sale there of 1900 out Of 1856 boxes of
Florida oranges shipped by the steamer
Etheiwold from Fernandino, November
18th. This steamer was the first one to
carry to England a direct cargo of Florida
oranges, the object of the attempt being
to provide an outlet for domestic oranges
IN European markets. The remainder of
the cargo will be disposed of tomorrow,
The Ethelwood encountered very rough
weather, and in consequence was obliged
to close her matches, and this caused a
good part of the cargo to land in unsound
condition. Out of the 1000 boxes sold
$500 were sound, and these sold at 81 10
TO 81 80 for bright fruit, russets selling at
81 80 to 81. About 700 boxes in unsoTnd
condition sold from 81 70 TO 50 so. The
remaining 700 boxes were very unsound.
and sold from 50 cents to 81 70. Consid-
ering the condition of the cargo and the
condition fthe English orange market.
which at present is supplied with oranges
from Brazil, Valencia and Jafla, these re-
suits are highly satisfactory to all con-
cerned, and will settle the question of the
practcability Of shipping cargoes direct.
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RAN A DIPLOMA FACTORY.
Van Angelbach Grants Medical Ger
tificates to Many Applicants.

van AuSStDacu Grants Medical Ger
tificates to Many Applicants.
DEs MONIES Iowa), Dec. S.-The man
Van Angelbach, recently mentioned in
London cablegrams as connected with
the diploma factory, has been found at
Pella, Iowa. He has been operating
there for some time, acting as Secretary
Of what he called the National Uni
versity of Illinois, which was supposed
to be located in Chicago. Van Angel
bach has been granting certificates to
many applicants. Official recognition
was at last taken Of him through the
State Board OF Medical Examiners, who
had reason to believe that he had been
trying to dispose of medical diplomas. 1t
is asserted that he offered a diploma for
$50, making certain conditions. The
State Board has referred the matter to the
Attorney-General of the State. Van
Angelbach claims he is an innocent man.
and if there is anything crooked about
the alleged university he has been duped.
He has been doing large business, and
had a great income.
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Officers Elected.

California Temple, No. l, Pythian Sis
ters, has elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: NJ. E. c., Mrs. Mary
Fitzgerald; E. S., Mrs. Annie Giffin: e.
j., Mrs. Maria Jones; M. Of T., Mrs. Liz
zie Iibbetts; NJ. Of r. and c., Mrs. Phelps,
NJ. of f., Mrs. Bragg; Protector, Mrs,
Brewster; 0. G., Mrs. Gibson; Repre-
sentative to Grand Temple, Mrs. Petit;
Trustee, Mrs. Sam Katzenstein.
Warren Post, No; 4, Grand Army Of
officers: a. d. Hurd, p. c.: r. r. Fox,
5. V. c.; w. II. H. Fellows. J. V. c.; J.
Williams. o. D.; d. W. Herr. o. NJ; Z.
Miller, Surgeon; j. J. Gore, Chaplain; J.
Murray, Q. g.: J. S. Jones and J. J,
Gore, delegates; G. W. Herr and c,
Spect, Alternates to Department Encamp-
nent
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A Dispatch Explained.

EDS. RECoRD-UNIoN: A telegram in
your paper yesterday, dated at Van
couver, B. c., referred to ''the pardon of
Samuel Greer, who had been serving a
term of Imprisonment for shooting Sher-
iff Armstrong" and naturally the head
ing referred to ''the slayer'' of the Sher-
itf.
l am familiar with the facts of the case
1t was Deputy Sheriff Armstrong who
was shot, and he was not killed, but is
alive and well. Moreover, it has been
shown that the shooting was accidental.
l make these corrections in Justice to
Samuel Greer, who is weu-known all
over the coast. B.C
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THE WEATHER
A Cold Wave is Now Rolling Over the
Pacific Coast.

Cold Wave is Now Rolling Over the
Pacific Coast.
The Weather Bureaus reports yester-
day show cold wave resting over the
Pacific Coast, the Weather Bureau sta
tions ranging from 800 at Portland, Or,
to 420 in San Francisco.
The highest and lowest in this city was
440 and So, with light and variable winds.
Notwithstanding the cloudy morning
there was quite a heavy frost in some
places. The wind at P. NJ. was north
west, and six miles per hour.
The barometrical readings at A. NJ. and
P. NJ, were 30.27 and 1921 inches. That
instrument reads high all over the coast,
which ought to and does indicate a CON
tinuation of the cold and cloudy, or partly
cloudy weather in various places, with
heavy frost as an accompaniment.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were So and 4Oo,
with 40 Of an inch of rain, and one year
ago to-day so and $40, and no rain.
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Residence Properly at Auction.

On Wednesday next, the 14th, at 1880
A. NJ, D. J. Simmons Il Co. will sell at
action at 2307 II street the elegant two
story new residence of Chris Wagner.
The lot is 40xl60 feet, and contains a sta
BILE, sheds, carriage-house, etc. The
house is OF modern design, with gas, hot
and cold water, marble mantels and
washstands. and in every way desirable.
There will also be sold all the choice fur
niture therein, carpets, etc., and ten cords
of live oak wood.
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Panama Railroad

New YORK, Dec. 8.-Secretary Open
helm of the Panama Railroad Company
says: "We have executed charters for
its steamships San Marcos and Alamo to
commence running between New York
and Colon on February l, 1898, at which
time our contracts with the Pacific Mail
Company ceases. Freight transportation
from New York to San Francisco has
hitherto taken forty-two to torty-five
days. Under the new regime it will not
take more than thirty to thirty i've
DAYS"
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Mrs. Logan's "Hone Magazine" and
the "WeeklY Union.n

Both only 81 75 per year. The Home
Magazine of Washington, d. c., con-
Quoted by Mrs. John A. Logan, is the
best and most popular low-priced period
ical ever printed. The publishers of the
zine to its subscribers for a mere nominal
sum above the price of subscription to
the weekly,
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Anti-semiticism in Germany.

BERLIN, Dec. 6.-Steps are being taken
to invalidate the election of Rector AhI-
wardt to the Reichstag, on the ground of
corruption and intimidation of opponents.
At one point several of his supporters
badly maltreated Radical agent sus-
pected Of being Jew. Anti-semiticism
seems to be spreading among other par
ties in Germany.
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EVERYBODYS COLUMN
Correspondence of Interest to the
General Public.

Under this heading the RECoRD-UNIoN will
publish short letters from correspondents on
topics OF interest to the general public. The
matter IN these communications viii be un-
derstood to represent only the views of the
writers. All communications must be ac-
companied by the name of the writer, not for
publication, unless SO desired, but as a guaran-
tee of good taith.-EDs.
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RnynI Bnkt+te 31ntpner.

Southern Pacific Company, and on Thurs
day evening a large number of friends of
himself and bride assembled at their new
cottage at Oak Park. where a supper was
given and an enjoyable evening spent.
The guests departed at IL O'Clock, after
wishing the young couple lifelong hap
piness and prosperity.
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The Worlds Fair-The Chicago s'Inter.
Ocean"

This great weekly, and the WEEKLY
UNION can be had for 81 a year, or the
DAILY RECORD UNION and the Inter
Ocean for S. so per year. All about the
great Worlds Fair will be elaborately
treated IN the Inter Ocean. Can be had
Tor this price only by subscribers to the
RECoRD-U UNION and WEEKLY UNION.
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Knights of Honor Payments.

An error was made in publishing the
payments of the knights of Honor. The
correct figures are 81 100000 paid out in
death losses in the United States since
the birth of the order and 81, 1000 in
California.
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GtTRAYED FROM MY PREMISES. A
- large roam horse; white spot in forehead;
answers to name OF Joe rlnder will be re-
warded by leaving the horse at 1920 X street,
NJ. +. ODELL. dlO-4td&2tyy
GTRAYED-FROM MY STABLE. 1716 N
> street, a bay mare, 10 hands high; white
blaze in face and bay-colofed mark in the
blaze; one hind foot white; right fore foot las
owner and be rewarded. DAVID OSBORN.
d1O-3t@
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5Tlertiltn Notices.

uNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders Of the Masonic Hall Associa-
lion OF sacramento, California, Will be held an
Ine masonic building, southwest corner sixth
cember Il, 1892, at 7:3O o'clock.
u@-tu J. w. ROCK, President
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For gale.

JTOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A FLAT
I with two tenants, near State Capitol: pays
II per cent. on the investment Send your
address TO Postohlce Box ga and you will be
called upon ds-3t
TOR SALE-THOSE LOTS 4Ox15O FEET
L east side Of fourteenth, between r and I
streets; price, $500 to S4OO, as to choice.
STROBEL, agent, 317 street. d6-6t+
TOR SALE-64O ACRES OF THE ma
L nous Pratt Grant, in Butte County: posi-
lively bargain for either fruit or grain: fhrea
miles from railroad; all level Write 10 W
COSIAR, Chico, CAL, for particulars.
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90 5et or 72ent.

ITO LET-ONE FRONT ROOM AND ONE
/ suite, ali nicely furnished. Apply 92O NJ
street. dg-lwt
EOR RENT-UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO
L at reasonable rates to responsible parties.
Inquire CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELL, 4O9 X street.
asst
ITO RENT-THREE SUNNY FRONT AND
i side rooms furnished for housekeeping.
1928, corner Second and p streets. o7-6tf
ITO LET-AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
/ or unfurnisned modern fiat. 800 l. street.
d6-lw%
TIlO LET-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
| housekeeping. Inquire 1S28.G street
TNO LET-A FOUR-ROOM FLAT WITH
all modern improvements, at Ninth and
l. streets. Apply at 1914 Thirteenth street.
SILLER BROS, contractors and builders.
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lOEhSONAL y o U r FUTURE RE
i vealed according to science OF astroI,lI,L
with pen picture of future husband or vii,
send zoe, date of birth and full descriptiou
IhOt LdSoOR Nj. BROWN, Box 1870. Chi-
cagO. nSsiatl
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4 CTIVE WORKERS FOR "sHEPP'S Pho
y tosraphs of the World" costing S1OO,-
900; holiday bonanza; agents wild with sue
cess; Mr. Edw. 4. Henry, Boyertown, Pa,
cleared $3.50 in one week; Miss Jennie A.
Clark, Salida, Col, S39 the first day; outtit
81; terms Tree. Address GLOBE BIBLE
PUBLISHING COMPANY, 123 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, Pa, or 35s Dearborn
street, Chicago, III n11-1OtTr5
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The COuntv,s Money

County Treasurer Lyon yesterday sub
mitted to the Board Of Supervisors the
following report of receipts and expendi-
lures for the month of November:
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NATE OFFER TO GENERAL AGENTS
w and can uyasSers exclusive territory, free
newspaper advertising, Cnance 10 deliver
goods before paying tor them, immense profits
and permanent business. Address CON
SOLIDAIED. lynn. MISS. TVS
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2paltten.

JTANTED-A SECOND GIRL. MIST m
w a good waitress and know something
about sewing; reference required. Apply
Il2o Tenth street. dlO-3t
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NY NTED-SALESMFN WHO UNDER
w stand dry goods and domeslics Apply
to &. H. GILMAN, Red House do-5t
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Oe1tFrul 3lutirra,

| NDIAN CLUBS AND DUMBBELLs. IL
4 lustrated, by J. ii. Dougherty, 10 cents.
bOOhSIURE, 525 j. n
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FASHIONABLE DRESsMAKER WISHES
Il 70 engage herself in a few more frst-cass
families. Address 80 Eleventh street dg-,{rS
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VNHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
IL Union Building and Loan Association tytiI
Ge neld az the ONCE OF the said association. at
IO11 Fourth street, in the City Of -acra-
Iuento, on the 2lsT DAY OF DECEMBER.
1892, at 5 o'clock p. NJ at which Tirna the ~
port OF the Secretary and Treasurer win he
read, and election OF three directors will he
nelu, ana such other business as may come
before The meeting will be transacted
Is. U. STEINMAN, President.
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TNHE TIME FOR GIVING AWAY THE
L horse and harness at the Wine Rooms.
Oh street, has been changed from December
10th TO December 24th. ~
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INHE SICK OR DEBILITATED, FROM
L whatever cause, should take ORANGE
Mamma; p RECT in its results: call and sam ple
l.. L. GODDARD, agent for Sacramento ana
racer counties. Office in J. W. Babcock's
jewelry store, S23 X st., Sacramento. dg-I ~
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NETAN1ED-BRIGHT BOYS AND GIRLS
w as messengers in the mail order depart
ment until Christmas. Apply W WEINSTOCk,
LJBIN Il 60. II
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NNTANTED - PERSONS LOOKING FOR
w help of any kind, or sober and iudustri-
ous men seeking employment, can be satisfied
by calling or addressing THE Intelligence -
1O17 Second street, Sacramento. CHARLES
II. MILLER. proprietor.
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WANTED TO PASTURE-IOO HEAD OF
w stock on good alfalfa pasturagC; plenty
OF hay. Address l.. STOUT Perkins, Cal. 7-GJs
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CTEADY, SOBER MAN, WHO UNDER
- stands the care OF horses Ia careful driven
wants immediate employment; can come
highly recommended. Address +. c. BLAKE
l4O2 Third street. Sacramento. d6-l w
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UNITARIAN | CHURCH, PTTHIA
4 Hall, corner of Ninth and I streets-Pas-
tor, Rev. I. j. Horner. Services at II A. NJ.
Subject: Cooperation" Sunday-schooI at
1915 p. M
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d 2. u IlIN MIN, TICslQCut.
EDWIN K. ALsIP, Secretary.

StACRAMENTO school, OF SHORT
- hand and Typewrting Pupils thoroughly
instructed in these branches at reasonable
rates. We are also prepared to do all kinds Of
tyPeWlung work. Legal work, Speclfca-
tons, letters, lectures aud other papert Shorr-
Hlnd dctatlon taken and Transcribed.
MISSES BU rms x O'NEIL, southwest corner
Eighth andJ. dG-Gf@
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-*47'CLOAK \ DEPARTMENT. s.

We will place on sale four separate lines
OF LADIES' JACKETS. Having bought
these goods under favorable circumstances
we intend giving our customers the benefit
livery garment is tailor made and well fin
lshed. If sold in a regular way would cost
twice the price we ask for them.
LADIES REFER JACKETS in mixed tanS and grayI0O
cheVrOn double breasted nOtched collar large but Mn
tons This line is good value at So 90 Our price W.
LADIES REFER JACKETS made from plain
mixed Scotch tweedS in tanS and grays IVO II
tight fitting back also Vatican back These N Ill
garments worth S3 So Our price
LADIES REFER JACKET made from melton
cloth, in black only plain coat back with Q- m
large reyerS of aStrakhan finished with NJ MI
ornaments to match This Jacket is extra pS w
value $40 50. Our price,
Here is a. ssnap in a LADIES SEALETTE SAC0UE
40 inches long heavy rhadame lining front fac-INyO
ings of seaee and fastening of Seaskin This NIX
garment is extraordinary value at $50 Our P1O
price will be
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WANTED - MEN FOR FARMS. VINE
w yards, daires and all kinds Of labor:
women ana girls for cooking and general
housework; plenty ofwork for desirable help.
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street X and l..
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z & AREIED LADIES-SEND 10 CENTS
VI for ''lnlalliOle Safeguard" mo medicine.
no no decePionG just what you want. LADIES'
BAZAAR, Kansas City, Mo.
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1nst-9 9nuuo.

(tASH PAID FOR SECONDHAND Now
~ els; also exchanged, at 6OJ X street
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Ultttrrtt 51uttrra.

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, 1 STREET.
- between Twelfth and Thirteenth.-Sun-
day-school at 9;42 A NJ Preaching at II y. N.
Young Peoples Unions at 6:3O p NJ. Union
services al Central NJ. L. Church at 7:3O p M
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SlNTH-SIREET NJ. E. CHURCH, Be
k7)I - tween ,lS X and 1.-The pastor, Rev. T. {.
school at 12:1 P. NJ Epworth Ieague nj $50
P. NJ. All are invited
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W. NJ. Jenks, Who represented c. w.
Reed of Washington, next read a COM
munication from that gentleman. jerks
first INDUCED in some ringing remarks
himself in favor of annexation. He said
Sacramento's lack of factories was due to
its overcropsof silurians. But Washing
ton, he sad, was not bit better oil. The
town couldinot be worse oil than at pres
eut, and any change ought to be accept
able. MIR. Reeds letter was then read.
1t was as follows:
at has been my fortune to have lived
in this community for nearly thirty eight
years. During that time have hoped to
see this town become one OF the most de-
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CT PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
- Eighth street. between ana J.-Rev. q. A.
OttInann, rector. Third Sunday in Advent.
Services at 1880 a. NJ. IL A. NJ and z:3O p N
Sunday-schooI at 12:l IS P. NJ.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-03
Tho Limit OF Speed.

What is to be tho extreme limit OF
speed to be- reached by the trotter? asks
a correspondent of sporting paper.
Had the question been asked thirty
years ago the probability is that even the
most enthusiastic admirers of the light
harness horse would have hesitated at
setting the mark at 2:20, while now there
are many of them who do not hesitate to
say that the two-minute animal Is a
possibility OF the near future, but be-
yond that they hesitate to go.
Already mile at the trottiug gait has
been reeled off in 2:0St, while the little
black whirlwnd Direct has paced mile
In 2:06, TO do which he was compelled to
cover Al 10 feet every second truly
wonderful performance. That the pacing
gait Is the faster of the two has been
time and time again demonstrated, and
1t Is therefore safe TO assume that the
sidewheeler, with his peculiar way OF
going, will be the first to pass the mark
at which every breeder in the land Is now
shooting.
1t is a fact that the men who believe
that the extreme limit OF speed has not
yet been reached by the harness per-
formers are not, as might be supposed,
mere theorists in the art OF breeding and
handling the trotter, but men Of prac-
tical experience, who are thoroughly
conversant with the different and most
approved blood lines and with the most
successful methods Ct training and pre-
pairing him for his battle against the
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-03
Rits and Rr,tlics.

A TOLEDO, o., mare stands twenty
hands high.
IT is said that Ormonde will be domi-
ciled in America In 1893.
THERE are about 515 trotters with
records of 2:20 or better.
THE Cincinnati Trotting Association
will give $50, 900 in purses.
ABOUT t01 horses will be trained at
the Stockton, Cal, track the coming
season.
SNAPPER GARRISON has been engaged
to ride for Marcus DAILY at salary OF
S12, 1000.
In the first quarter of Monbars' 2:16i
mile he only went in thirty-fve seconds,
2:20 clip.
STATE appropriations to benefit horse
trots and the breeding interest are a
feature nowadays.
PHALLAs, 2:133, is the only horse with
record bettcr than 2:14 that obtained
his record in race with other horses.
ACCORDING TO the latest returns there
are elk living sons of George Wilkes
that have eight or more 2:30 performers.
PHILADEIPHIANs have organized q
turf club, whose membership is made uI
of men interested In the raising OF
horses.
KING HERoD, 2.2l4, the fast grandson
of Mambrino King, is thought TO be good
enough to start In almost any company
this year. Ed
In is claimed that Marvin paints the
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-03
A Dogs Thanksgiving Guest.

A story comes from Milo which, al
though little late, is good enough
to tell. On Thanksgiving day, after
+. w. Perrigo's family had enjoyed
dinner, platter was filed and placed
in the entryway for the family dog,
the outside door being left open.
After eating part Of his dinner he
was seen to go to neighbours a short
distance away, hold conversation
with, TINT neishbor'ss dog and. saturn
and lead the way back, conducting
the dog into the entry to where the
platter Of food was, and to which the
invited dog helped himself, while the
first dog went out and sat down upon
the doorstep and waited until his
guest had finished his dinner, after
which the two went and had good
play together Commercial.