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Sin ebrlidber weann.

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fern hte Ritthetluua, bat ", penn TN Bertrausn
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p2uu atrstfyt: JAS A. HARRIS, Bon Othes
ecy $50, DtIras, Wt&isaH.
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gormittag8.
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Sampfer 2iuie,
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.. s. priee. VI. O. q. a.,
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paeifes1abn nod allen pldben bes
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Runbreiiebillete tperben am 90. 81.
unb %. Seaember perfauft, shltis auf
80 9age.
Wegen ndberer ginaelbeiten wenbe
man fi9 an ben nd9iten 9idetagenten
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u. O. g. & s. a., 6oufon, Seras.
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Her MuamahI.
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platirte, bel @riber 8ros. @benle
MeKerI1miebuaaren, llbren, Opera
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porsnsIib fir Weibua&tseei@euse
eisnen,
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Sn 9erbinbuns biermit IL Elm
TiS@s mmo Mmfterns@ aret.
9dsIi@ friide Slide. aufern, Milb.
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BefelIungen perben In irseRb einsn
3beiIe Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
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Gin mertbpolIes Bud ober Werf
bleibt bauernb elm angenebmes @es
i9enf. @r6bte Muswahl BON 8l6ern
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syn 8eaug ouf bas abarpuI. .Wsais

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fater ipirb ber 2onboner ''Daily News"
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6dnoen baben. Nm %. Se3ember
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DE einen Nufrnbr befiir9teten, fd1lois
len ihre 2doen ben ganaen Sag. Das
roa @olice, Der bferreidii6e 8oiidafs
ter TT Stambul, bate eine Nubien5 beim
Sultan, in tuel6er er benfelben um
S6uB tiir bic 8ewobner bon 3eitun
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eiibli6er Gr3iebmnsssVereir, got
&brimaS Qlrf.

sprinss Slrf.
Oie International Babn nerfauft
9nnbreiiesgillette nod Dot Springs,
artanias. fur bic 3ufammentunft beS
Stibli9en @rjiebunss 8ereins bonn
20. Se3ember bis 2. Sanuar, ~ ers
mdBisten Gabrpreiien.
Wegen ndberer ginaeIbeiten tpenbet
gu@ an ben md6fteH Sidet'asenten,
ober fdreibt on
8. 5. prtee,N. q. q. u.
paleifine, Seras.
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Wsattbtes gsrptbers,

GleifGer, sos Gaii GouHou Strabs,
2iefern bas por3heli9fe &iiibs, G&ass
unb S9neinefeifd. Spe3iaIitdt.
Suuee8 aaIbfleif d. aue Gor-
ten BON Wurff.
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= pru6tan8gaben bes beuti9sfrans
a6iifhen ariege5, @opien Berlimer
9unifsemdIoe bet 8aiubrtbge &
Corner.
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pbotpgrapbien, aabinet @r6be,
feline Musfhbruns $3.50 per Dubeub
BET map.
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ihen nibt beim Nufma6en sMngenebs
me &ubel' mhnf@ea.

= Ma9t Cure Weibna9tseintdufe
In Weinen, Wbisties, gorbiaIs etc.
bti poliber & Wolff, 225 Weif
Commerce StraBe unb ieib perfibert,
gut bebient 3u iperben.
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8. 8. priee. u. O. g. H.,
palefine, 3egaS.
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ibu ri6ten.
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sseiertaas Grcurjiuue,,

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Often am co., 81. unb 20. December.
Sur6fabrts3ase nod chattanooga
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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

EX- Mayor Ellert is here from San Fran
cisco.
George B. Green came up from Court
land yesterday.
II. c. Austin of Los Angeles is regis
tered at the Golden Eagle.
Arthur l.. Nichols, the Chico hard ware
merchant, is here on visit.
Lawyer w. NJ. Sims returned yester-
day from visit of several days at San
Jose.
Mrs. Sol Runyon and Miss Ora Run
yon OF Courtland are stopping at the
Capital Hotel.
u. \. Blessing of La Plata, Mo-, brother
OF the late L. q. Blessing, is at the Capt.
tai Hotel. lie is accompanied by w. ii .
Morris OF Moberly, Mo-, and j. 1. Sears
Of La Plata.
The marriage of Harry Nottingham to
Miss George Dockstader was celebrated
at noon yesterday at the residence of the
brides mother, No. 2200 o street, Rev. a.
Z. Herrick officiating. Frank Roth dis
charged the duties of grooms man, and
Miss Maude Thatcher those of brides
maid. The wedding was strictly private,
none but intimate friends being present.
Ihe happy couple left on the 3 O'Clock
tram Tor San francisco. Their future
residence will be in this city.
On W Wednesday, evening surprise party
was given Miss Anne Allen at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. G. Schepp, Sixteenth and
n streets. as it was Miss Aliens last
evening In the city, she expecting to
leave Tor Los Angeles yesterday. A
selected number OF guests were invited
and very enjoyable evening was spent.
the party being entertained by instru-
mental and vocal music, dances and vari-
Gus games uutil early in the morning.
BESIDES Mrs. Schepp and daughters there
were present Miss Nellie Miller, Miss
Hattie Heubree, Mrs. Edith Miller. Miss
Ella Peterson, Miss Carrie Schmidt. Miss
Nina Iibbals. Miss Lydia Bennett, Miss
Ella Welch, Miss Bertha Brazile, Miss
Amelia Peterson. Mrs. Peterson, and
Messrs. ;. b. Bennett, George Ryan, II.
UhI, +. W. Elworthy, George Uhl, T..
Peterson. .. Schoemperle, ii. A. Brain
ard and Gus Kroeger.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Guth gave them very pleasant surprise
party last Saturday night at their home.
eight miles from the city, on the Marys-
vile road. The hours were passed in
dancing, music and games. Supper was
served at Il o'clock. Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. William Couns-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Cippa, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Wait, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Tanauary of
Sacramento, +. Heinrich OF Sacramento.
Mrs. IL. Mallane, Miss b. Finley of Sac
ramento, Miss l.. uarmes, Miss Eva
Cippa, Miss L. Stoce of San Francisco,
Miss Maud Counsman. IL. Harness, Miss
5. Harness, Miss a. Webber, Miss May
Cippa, +. p. Cippa. Miss :. Harness, Miss
H. Z. Wolfe, Miss Annie Strauch, Charles
Strauch, Gus Strauch. w. p. Cippa, j ohm
Wolfe, ID. Cippa, a. Palo, NJ. Warren, a.
Wolfe, b. Hull. A. w. Weber, j. w.
Lea, II. Long. Miss Hattie Lea, Frank
Row. Miss l.. Lea. Charles Honeywell.
c. Conley, Miss Edna Guth, Master Her
man Forth, Charles j. Gutn and others.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
ADJUSTMENTS


AT the Clunie Opera-house this evening
Mr.. Higgins powerful drama, Jack
Rose of Tennessee" The big hat sticks
TO the Clunie Opera-house audiences too
closely. There is no more reason for
wearing it there than at opera in the
metropolitan. Better abandon it, good
women; it is bad taste, and not to your
credit from any point OF view.
A musical entertainment will be given
at the Congregational Church on March
9th, under the direction of Miss Eupeuia
A. Kelley, for the benefit of the Kings
Daughters Of the First Christian Church
The Calhoun Opera Company con-
Guided a successful engagement last
night at the Metropolitan Theater. The
opera was 'Said Pasha." 1t was very
handsomely staged; the scenery was
handsome, the costumes rich in oriental
color and brilliancy. kertland Calhoun
made his first appearance. He is a low
comedian OF fine humor and good
dramatic ability. The entire company
was i'll the cast, aud it presented the
opera to good audience in an excellent
manner, giving satisfaction and receiv-
ing plentious applause. Miss Earring
ton was especially heard TO better adj
vantage, and as the Queen proved her
capacity to be much broader than had
been supposed. The company goes to
Stockton this forenoon and thence to
Fresno.
There were but two big hats worn at
the Metropolitan Theater last Eight.
Vale big hiatt
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
A CLUB DINNER.

The Critic Club Celebrates Washing
toms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Critic Club celebrated the eve of
Washington's birthday. the entry upon
the ninth year of the clubs existence. by
its fifth annual dinner last night at the
Maison Faure.
The room was draped at one end with
| the American flag, over the portrait Of
Washington. At the other end hung the
portrait of Lincoln; on the west wall was
Lincoln's emancipation proclamation,
and on the east wall an engraving of
washington Crossing the Delaware"
The club and its guests at the table were
81. Weinstock and VITA. DIR. w. A. Briggs
and wife, A. Bonnhelm and wife, DR..
George Pyburn and Miss Pyburn, Miss
De Laguna, Mrs. Southworth, Rev. G. 2.
Massey, Rabbi Abram Simon, j. Thieben
and wife, DR.. w. f. Wizard and wife, A.
G. Hinkson, j. A. Woodson and wife,
Black, Deputy Superintendent of In
struction Leaman and w. II. V. Ray
mond. President Wenstock presided,
and Secretary Raymond was Toastmas-
ter.
After the discussion of the dinner, the
regular toasts were announced and re-
sponded to as follows: 1.-The Day We
oooLSoo LoJ, y. a. w w.
son; "A Stuffed Club in the Hands of a
jolly Good Fellow" DR.. George Pyburn;
THE New Phiianthropy-Fou in the
Heart of Rock Pile" II. Weinstock;
'1S95-1905. the Ten on Ten Years." Rev.
c. 2. Massey; 1.-THE Relation of the Com
mon Health to the Commonwealth (com-
mon Wealth." DR.. w. +. Ward for Club
Member DR.. j. R. Lame, absent from the
city; From Cave Man to Club Man; a
Study in Evolution" DIR. w. A. Briggs;
The Brotherhood of Man-Is 1t Fic
ton ?' Rev. Abram Simon.
Then followed remarks by Past Mem
Der a. c. Hinkson, Honorary Member
A. Bonnheim and Guests Black, Leaman
and Thieben, and tie toast to the ex-
members, Frank Miller. Madison Bah
cock, Z. Z. Gnnn, V. s. McClatchy, f. J.
Gregory. J. G. Brusie, G. j. Clark, Rev.
q. Taubenhaus, B. A. Elias, j. l.. Levy,
G. E. Grunsky, G.. A. Oatman, F. r.
Dray and Arthur Seymour, and the toast
to Honorary Members Judge j. w. Arm
strong, E. w. Maslin and ID. Lubin.
A handsome souvenir programme con-
sisted of covers in tint, with card within
for each toast. and a line of appropriate
quotation. The inner-coyer page bore
the name OF present, past and honorary
members, the cards and covers being held
by flowing lines of ribbons in red, white
and blue.
The company sat down at and arose
at 1l:20, concluding the exercises by sing
ing America" and, then with joined
hands. Aud Lang Syne."
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
The Judpa,s OninInn.

A lawyer who makes a speciality of
patent business, no matter just where his
Office is located, was called to the further
West in a case involving mortgage on "A
farm. The preliminary hearing was be-
fore an old Fashioned Justice of the Peace.
who had no high regard for the ways of
men from the city. Al some point in the
case the magistrate put in few remarks.
and the visiting lawyer colided with
him. The discussion grew warm, and at
last the magistrate, forgetting his dignity
and his position, became personal.
WHO are. you. anyway" he blurted
out.
.lyell.' replied the lawyer, ~ am an
attorney"
"P'raps you are, but l never hoard one
talk like you do. What kind of a one are
your"
"pm patent attorney"
The magistrate rubbed his chin for a
thought.
"Well, all pve got to say ISL he said.
slowly, ''that when the patent expires
don't believe you can ever get it renewed
again" detroit Free Press.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
ROYAL BAKING POWDER
Y. N. G. A. NOTES.
This Evenings Reception at the As
sociation'S Rooms.

This Evenings Reception at the AS
sociation'S Rooms.
The reception at the Young Mems
Christian Association rooms tonight in
honor of Washington's birthday is all the
talk among the members. The delicacies
of the season will be served in fitting
style by the Ladies' Auxiliary, and toasts
will be responded to by President Chaun-
cey Ii. Dunn, State Secretary John l..
Speares, Howard S. Mcintyre and Joseph
Lemer. This affair is in the nature of a
stag" picnic, only members being in
vited
The meeting last Sunday afternoon was
held IN the gymnasium. From Gig hty
to one hundred men were present. The
meeting next Sunday promises to be one
OF unusual interest. DR.. Watts will be
the leader, and he will be assisted by the
young men Of the Congregational
church. The song service will begin at
$40. Mr.. Chad born, singer of note,
will have prominent part.
One member of the Reception Com
mittee will be found on duty each week
day night. The several committeeman
are assigned as follows: Monday night,
Allen; Tuesday, Beauchamp; Wednes-
day, Lemer; Thursday, Rible: Friday,
keene; Saturday, Graeter.
The literary club held an interesting
debate Wednesday night, the question
tor discussion being, Resolved, That
Foreign Immigration Should be Further
Restricted" Messrs. keene and Taylor
affirmed, Messrs. Coffey and Holt de-
MED. The judges thought the affirm
alive had little the best of it.
Howard S. Mcintyre gave recitation
in pleasing style. j. II. Arnold acted as
presiding officer.
Basket ball and hand ball are absorb
ing good deal of attention in the gym
nasiun, and several of the boys are de-
yeloping quite rapidly as experts. Gym
nastic drills with piano accompaniment
by Professor Stickney have come into
fashion of late.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
BRIEF NOTES

Governor Budd has appointed J. NJ.
Monsarrat Commissioner of Deeds, to re-
side at Honolulu, II. /.
Charles McCarty, convicted of vagrancy
in the Police Court yesterday morning.
was sentenced to a term of ten days in
the City Prison.
Deputy Sheriff Mcclure of Los Ange-
les arrived in this city yesterday on his
way to Folsom Prison with Antonio Va
lenzuela, who has been sentenced to two
years imprisonment for burglary.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
FOR CHARITY,
Good Attendance at the Relief
Society's Party.

society's Party.
The Catholic Ladies' Relief Society gave
washington Party" at Turner Hall last
evening. The hall was tastefully deco
rated, and the national colors predomin-
ated. The attendance was large, and the
result OF the ladies to make the party a
financial as well as social success must
have been gratifying to them. The COM
mittees in charge were as follows:
Arrangements-Mrs. 4. B. Moore, Mrs.
j. f. McQueeney, Miss Annie Harvey,
Mrs. d. j. Desmond, Miss Emma Lauf-
hotter. Miss Lizzie O'Brien. Mrs J. w.
Willem, Miss Emma Hughes, Miss Mary
Haggerty.
Reception-Mrs. J. Miller, Mrs. C. X.
McClatchy. Miss Eta German, Mrs. F.
d. Ryan, Mrs. H. B. Symes. Miss Kate
Lamping, Mrs. T. w. Sheehan, Miss
Mamie O'Neill, Miss May Quinn.
Floor DirectOr-Miss Nellie NJ. Ogden.
Floor Committee-Nettie NJ. Hopley,
Penelope Murphy, Louise J. Conrad,
Alice Dunn, Eliza Wittenb brock.
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What q Difference.

While the people OF the East and
Europe are suffering from zero weather,
here in Sacrame the cherry and al
mond trees are putting forth their bios
SONS under the genial influence Of warm,
sunny days.
1t will not be many weeks until people
in various sections of the State will be
claiming the first shipment OF new fruit
to the Last.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
Prisoners En- Route.

John Maroney, sentenced to serve a
term OF ten years In State Prison for
burglary, and Gus Marshall. sentenced to
three years for a similar offense, were
lodged at the City Prison last night bv
Deputy Sheriff Riley OF San Francisco en-
route to Folsom.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
More Rain.

There was quite sprinkle OF rain early
last evening. and about IL O'Clock it be-
gau raining quite heavily.
a little rain just now will do no harm,
but on the contrary some good. The
streets were becoming so dusty as to be
disagreeable.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
Died In Africa

News has been received of the death of
Harry A. Adams, well known in Sacra-
mento and Grass Valley. Adams was a
mining expert and went to South Africa.
He died of typhoid fever
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
A Correction.

Wilbur was quite hoarse, and when the
doctor came he said: II guess you've
got a frog in your throat, eh?''
Guess not" said Wilbur: ",Tain't
big enough for anything bigger'n polly
wog,D
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Has Not Backed Doxvn

Sheriff Johnson denies that his recent
experience with suburban bull terrier
has caused him to change his mind on
the Northumberland criminals PROPOSE
ton