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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-01
CITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES,

The City Board Of Trustees met at the
City He'll at 10 A. NJ. yesterday. All the
members were present.
Bids for improving the Ys.treet levee, from
the river to Ninth street. were opened. The
bidders were J. Touhey, A. King aad Re- ].
Merkley. The offer Of the latter was to do
the work from the river to Front street for
"a cents per cubic yard. thence to Sixth
street for Is cents, and to Ninth street for 80
cents. Touhey offered to build all the levee
20 Ninth street for 90 cents, and King for 3S
cents. From Eleventh to Twenty first street
Touhey offered TO build for A 2 cents, and
Merkley for 80 cents. Me,kley was award
ed both contracts. The bidders for work on
the north leyee were James Touhey, A g.
Wiley and John Rider. Touhey's bid was
the lowest but owing to ipformality all bids
were rejected and az advertisement for new
proposals ordered.
A petition for extension of water pipe in
the City Cemetery was referred to tn > Water
Works Superintendent.
@. I. Flynn was granted permi sion to
open q shooting gallery.
4. Tracy was given permission to erect a
wagon shed.
The report of Mark Foster, Chief Engineer
Of the Water Work, shoTs that the pumps
were in operation 160 hours during tb sweek.
Total number of galloas pumped, "a AZ, SIS.
The Prerd adjourAed, after allowing sal
ares and the fuli9widg bills: RECORD UNION,
50; 7. Herzeg. SIS; Antoine King, s241 &c !;
Henry Ryan, SIS; George Locke, IS Thos.
Cotter, SIS; Frank G. Houghton, $40; P.
McGinnis. SI1; 4. Meiss, S12; William
Ballard. SS; James Leonard, So IS !; A. M.
Smith, "a IS; S. Nathan, IS 25 Capital Gas
Co., Sl,16l; w. f. Frazer. SS7 43 Lem
Chung, Sc: }. 7. Barron, IS; J. Rockwell,
30 cents I; Day & Joy. 50; P. Lynch. So 80 !;
Ruggles, So; NJ. Tanssy, SIS; john Dun
ston, 81 80; James Farris. $40 John Lynch,
So; r. johnson, S24 j. Plunket, "a Baker
& Hamilton, 81 80; A Hathaway, S13 10 !;
Weizsl K Son, 81; C. Summerfeld, 81 so
B. Douohoe, So; John Elliott So GO; LOTUS
4 Farren, $50; Clipper Coal Co., $500;
Robert Anderson, g. 652; Bee, $50; G. Peck,
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The Sacramento river last evening stood of
the Sfont Finch mark, aud was clearer than
it has been for many years.
Watermelons by the carload are being
shipped every day from this city to Nevada,
Utah and other points East.
Norman Keller. who lives few miles east
OF Brighton, was in the city yesterday and
reports that the crops in his eection are better
than they have been for years. The melon
crop is simply immense.
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ro az OLD PArRoNs.

Z STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES IF
With mind mature1 and enriched by studies of an
disease in the catalogue Of human ills that can
not treat TO successful issue.
LADlEs-I am always ready to assist you My
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. am now able to treat you with the
certainty OF success No case peculiar to your deli.
cate organism Is beyond my sure cont,ol
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior to any
offered heretofore and will be warranted TO have the
desired effect in all cases
Those of the public who need my services can de.
pend upon gentlemanly, honorable ahd scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
address particularly those who have been in-
Jured by youthful. indiscretioDs, and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afic ed can, If they prefer, consult me
by letter, detailing the symptoms Of the disease
trouble, and receive medicine by express, with full
instructions. All letters must be directed to j. H.
JoSSELYN, N. D., 226 Suffer street, San Francis
CO. Cal.
Cure warranted in all cases, or no pay required.
Consultations, personally or by letter gratis Send
| FOL book. Comfortable apartments for patients at
| my inhrmary twEen desired). with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlers 225 Suffer street, adjoining
| the Young Mems Christian Association BUILDING
Office hours From a. Il. TO P. NJ
Ny Diploma hangs In my ONCE.
/ Purchase my Essay Physiology ana 'iaii"sO'
4 ''-' y 81 81 n. JOssEEYS, N. ID.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Frank Ryan leaves for the bay to-day.

Frank Ryan leaves for the bay to-day.
Judge S c. benson is in San Francisco.
C. H Dwinelle, of Berkeley, is in the city
John H. Parnel has gone to SAP Francisco.
Mrs f. Camper and Mrs o. Dunn, OF Chico, are
in town.
Mrs Add c. Hinkson left yesterday to visit
friends at Nevada City
Albert Hart has returned from three weeks
visit to Seigler's Springs
R. Morrison, C. B. Jennings aud I. Lynch, of San
Francisco, are in the city.
Ell. Smith has taken few weeks vacation, and
will spend IL at Monterey.
F. H. Moore, who has been spending few days at
the Bay, returned yesterday.
J. Ernest Morreile has gone to Ell Dorado county
for a few weeks in search OF health
w. Il. Pierson and wife, OF the Costumes, and A.
n. Elston, of Woodland, are in the city.
John Crofton, 7. NJ Tullis and 7. E. Tullis, OF
Walnut Grove, were in the city Yesterday.
Mrs. John F. Slater has gone to San Francisco.
She will remain at the Bay cities FOR month.
c. f. Sexey, of Marysville, passed through the
city yesterday, en- route to his home from Santa
Cruz.
Godfrey Jewell and L. Levy, mining experts,
passed through the city yesterday, en- route to
Plaecryile
Mrs. s. B. Hubbard and Miss Fannie Hubbard
have gone to Pacific Grove Retreat, Monterey, to
spend the season.
Ell. Lyon and his daughter, Mrs. W. E. Gerber
and w. B. Miller who accompanied the knights
TemplaIs from this city, returned home yesterday.
NJ A. washburne formerly of the firm of Wash
burne & Redman of this city, has returned from an
extended trip through New England and the Middle
States.
B. F. Carr, train dispatcher for the California Pa
citic Railroad and Northern Railway, leaves thi:
morning for the Springs, to enjoy vacation of d
month or more to recuperate his physical frame
from long oontinued night work at the dispatcher
table.
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SUPERIOR SQUIRT,
MONDAY, July 81, 1882.

DEPARTMENT oHE-CLARK, Judge
Estate Of John Metzger-Hearing of settlement of
final account continued one week
Estate OF Samuel Ricker-Paschal H. Coggins ap-
pointed counsel to represent the absent heirs and
decree confirming sale Of real estate
Estate of Michael Hoey-Deeree OF due notice TO
creditors.
Estate of William Martfeldt- Decree setting aside
homestead
Estate OF Celia Donnovan-Dec-ee OF final dis
trhution submitted and taken under advise nent
Estate of NJ. F. Bjorsen-Decree settling firal &C.
count and distribution of estate
Estate OF Charlotte MoIgan-Decree confirming
sale of real estate
Estate of Bridget Henry-Answor of H. s. Beals
to citation OF Bridget NJ. Coyle filed Hearing OF
matter continued.
Charles Taylor vs.. Henry McCann-Plaintiff's cost
bill amended by striking therefrom s25
Ordered, that the hearing of the law calendar OF
Department Two be continued until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock
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CRACKERS { CORRECTIONS!

IL FISHER, NOS SOS AND $40 STREET,
Ia Sacramento has Just taken the Wholesale
Agency Of the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
OF San Francisco. RSCKERS sold at lowest San
Francisco prices with difference In time and freight
IN favor Of purchasers. Also, FISHERS CHOICE
HONFECTIONS. at lowest market rates. iy22-apsm
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DIED.


Sacramento, July So-Carrie NJ, wife of C. NJ
Prodger.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
her late residence, corner Fifteenth and streets
this afternoon at o'clock
Sacramento, July 3o-Anna M, eldest daughter oil
Peter c. and Christine Lorensen, native Of Sau
Francisco, Is years, months and 81 days.
Friends and acquantances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. which will take place from
the residence of parents, corner of S and Ninth
streets, this afternoon at o'clock.l
Grass Valley, July 2s-James Miller, 80 years and 1
months.
North San Juan, July 25--Lolie A. Sherman, Is
years, 10 months and 20 days.
Oak land, July 23-Leah Agnes Griest, 81 Years
Heads5urg, July 25-Felica Sheurer, 26 years.
Mortality Report,
For the week ending July go, 1882, made / y
S. r. CALDWELL, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery:
July 19-George Gilbert, SO years Indiana. Fran.
els Eeyland, II years Ireland.
July 2I-Joh1 q. Grain, 50 years 7; Ohio.
July 26-Adam wager, % years and months; Ger
many.
July BINARY E. williams, 6s years, months and
13 days; Kentucky. Ida May Spacher 5 years. 6
moEths and q days; California. 3#
July eS-Jennie o. Brown, 10 years, month and %
days; California.
Besides the above there were brought here for in.
terment the following:
July 22-W Wallace Seyour 50 years Michigan
July 25-Gouther Butterworth, 92 years England.
July 26-George w. Osborn, is years and months
Pennsylvania.
July 2I-Arthur W. Bowles, 26 years. l month and
days; California
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ADVERTISEMENTS MENTIoN

Concert to-night-Copgregatio Church.
Peop'es Saving Bank Interest paid.
Wanted, man with experience.
Lost, IN this city, on J street.
George c. McMullen for Supervisor.
F. H. Russell for Public Administrator
w. B. Davies for Assessor.
For sale, quarter section Of land.
hcsperian college, Woodland, Cal.
James Lawrence Eeglish, banker.
Sacramento Royal Arch Chapter. tonight
Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. s, tonight.
Z. NJ. C. Artist quarterly instsiiment.
Attention, Republicans Second Ward.
Rams for sale-Ek Grove.
Wanted, boy at the White House.
Wanted, steady man at C. z. Adams
Notice to creditors estate of G. Smith.
Second. Third and Fourth Ward Republicans
Attention. Contemplating citizens.
Business Advertisements.
Mechanics Store Bathing requisites
A. M. Smith, practical plumber.
j. F. Richardson, grocer, Second and l.
c. II. Xrebs Co., dealers in paints, oil, etc.
Hobby & Ellsworth, chimney and other pips.
VIM Gutssnberger, Sacramento Foundry.
VIM. Ellery Briggs, NJ. D., ooulist and Aurist
DR.. Hatch. No. "a J street.
Fritz Miller, undertikers, Odd Fellows Temple
J. Frank Clark, undertaken, lol7 Fourth street
A. ]. yermiIya, County Coroner and undertaken
Hotel Lsngham, Fourth and L streets.
union Hotel, Second and X streets.
Phoenix Mills-Fiour, corn meal, etc.
L. L Lewis Co.--Gariaad Range, etc.
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WE HAVE s,vmILL FOR SALE.

Capacity, COCO feet per day; in good location
everything complete leo acres OF timSered lana
included with place, being In a thickly timbered
country, and the trees mostly sugar pine. Price
$1,000.
sWSETsER q ALSIP, sacramento.
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Qua BLACK SILKS have not been spared
the knife. Some have actually been reduced
as much as 20 per cent, rarging in price
from 81 to 81 80 per yard, at Hals's great
clearance sale.
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Pleasant Grove, Suffer county. July 30-By Rev. II
L. Gregory, at the residence OF the brides father
(AIr Fisher) II. Brayton Carly to Ada Ii. Oyerton
both of Suffer county. (No card9)
Nevada City, July 26-John Defond to Nellie Nc
Cord.
Grass Valley, July 29-Henry Shoemaker to Delia
Madden.
Downieyille, July 2i-J. F. Pires to Rosalina Ignas
Goodyear's Bar, July 2i-Richard Jenkins to Sarah
Harris (Schriyerl.
Stockton, July 25-M Montgomery Grissim to Ellie C.
Finn.
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ANYONE in need of choice table linen should
examine ours, st 80 cents per yard-only a
few pieces lsft-actusl value, So cents. Hals's
great clearance sale.
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A Farm of 81 Acres-Smalt Dwelling and
Barn, 400 Fruit Trees, acres in Grapes, 40 acres
under cultivation, balance in timber land
Wagons, Horses, Cow, and all Farming Tools.
Win exchange for a small place in the city.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-01

RETURNED TO THE CTTY.-Gsorge Losner,
who was shot in this city few weeks since
and removed to the County HosYitsI. re.
turned to the city last evening. Ha las en-.
tirelv recovered from the effects Of his wound.
HEsPEmAS COLLEGE. - The twenty. third
session Of the old and welFknown Hesperiar
College. at Woodland, will open for ladies
and gentlemen en- Moodsy, September
1882. A. NJ. Els.on, President.
NEARLY AN AceIDENT.-Yesterday while
three men were working Cd scaffolding on
the Metropolitan Theater, ttey fell distance
OF eight feet, but luckily escaped with only
few scratches and bruises.
BOARD OF HEALTH.-The Board Of Health
did nos meet last evening, owing to the i'll.
ness of some of the members. They will meet
on Saturday evening next at the Office of the
Secretary.
Y. M. G. A.-The time for the payment to
the Secretary of the Young Mems Christian
Association CT the first quarterly installment
OF the subscription fund has arrived.
CoMMERcIAL.-The steamer Pioneer, from
San Francisco, arrived yesterday with barge
Centennial loaded with lumber for Friend,
Terry d Go. and w. +. Frazer.
IMMuGRANTs.- Eishty-ons immigrant pas.
sengers passed Cariin yesterday en- route to
Californis. They will arrive in this city by
the afternoon train to-day.
MoUSTAIN FRUT.-We are in receipt daily
OF large copsignmsnts of select mountain fruit,
consisting of nectsrines, peaches, apples,
grapes and pears, sll guaranteed free from
insects. We also receive every morning
large asortment Of choice vegetables.
consisting of celery, sugar peas, caulifower,
Msssasoit sweet Germ, green okra, cranber-
ries, beans, cucumbe.s, dill, tomatoes, arti.
chokes, catalogues, watermelons, golden wax
beans, Lima besus, string beans, green pep
pers, horseradish, sweet potatoes, egg plant,
with ell other varieties in season. With
long experience that enables rs to select the
best of the market, all orders from the coun-
try viii be promptly attended to and carefully
parked. DeBernardi & Co., 30S to $40 Z
street.,
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PLAcERvILLE AcADEMY.-This thoroughly
equipped and Furnishing institution will open
for its next term August %. 1882, for both
ladies' and gentlemen. Address G. P. Tindal,
Principal.
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Two SALEsMES WANrED.-One for our
Shoe Department. Hale Bros. 4 Go.
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MARRIED.

One HUNDRED PIECES CRASH, reduced
from 10 cents to g. cents per yard, at Ha'e's
great clearance sale.
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BORN.

sutterville, Sacramento county, July 24-Wife Of
Constantine Gerolom a son.
Grass Valley, July 27-Wife OF ?. II. Paynter,
daughter.
Nevada City, July 25-Wife of John Cable, a son.
Grass Valley, July 2s-Wite of A. R. Jennings, o.
Tehama county, a son.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-01

Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. w. Chesler, = ant I.
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. II. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur-
day, July %, 1882:
Balance on hand last report s2iI, JAP IS
Receipts for the week 3O75 40
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TIE Atwood dress goods, so inches wide,
at 42s cents per yard, are moving freely at
Hale's great summer clearance sale.
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DURABILITY is the desideratum add that
TO beauty of finish ami style, and you have
shoe or boot that piesses the eye without
straiuiug the pocket. Blue House.
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WE ARE SORRY that We were unable 60
attend to the wants of numerous customers
yesterday, owing to the great rush, but would
ask you to kindly call early aud reap the
benefits derived from our mammoth clearance
sale. Hale Bros. & Co.
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WE SHOULD REMABg that all men should
remember that for good value IN toots and
shoes the Blue House takes the lead.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-01

100 Acres Near Auburn, Placer county,
well improved. Has Good Orchard-all varieties
of Trees, Vineyard; Small Dwelling, Barn, Farm
ing Tools, etc. Price, "a, 900.
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HAVE FOR EXCHANGE

Four Acre. OnS-baIf mile east or the
city, with small dwelling and barn price 500.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-01

BEANsEs's IsSuRAScE.-,Besmsen, whose
property was destroyed by Ere on Saturday
night last, was insured as follows: $500 in
the Liverpool and London and Globe, w. P.
Coleman, agent 5000 in the Oakland Home,
Davis & Smith, agents.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-01

40 Acres of the WeIl-knnwa keenan,
Tract, q Miles Southeast of Sacramento.
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A Dairy Farm of 800 Acres Coed Dwell
ing large Barn outbuidings, ETC.; land will
al produce Alfalfa; not subject to overflow
seven miles from Sacramento price $4,000
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Our SrocK is too heavy, consequently we
are anxious to reduce the same, in order 60 be
ready for the Fall stock. This we are bound
TO do. and have made such reductions all
through our store that will effect mighty
clearance at the great sale of Hale Bros. 81 Co. !.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-01

Immigrants Eiehty-ons immigrant pas
sengers passed Cariin yesterday en- route to
Californis. They will arrive in this city by
the afternoon train to-day.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-03
EnIrrpENcrs IN CITIES.

Among the topics Of interest discussed.by
the delegates TO the late Galveston conyen-
ton, is that of what may in commonpar-
lance be termed the "citihed" appearance
of the Island City. 1t has indeed become a
common remark OF those who have tray
elei over our state that there is really
bat one city in the state and that
is Galveston. Now the facts are,
not outstanding the imperfect and ABB
surd census reports as TO the two
points, that Dallas is nearly the equal Of
Galveston in population and fully mp to-
ahead Of all towns in the state in push and
business activity. Il is universally re-
marked that Dallas is the liyest, most pro-
gressive. and most desirable town in the
southwest, and is indeed perhaps the best
advertised point in the state. Our whole
SHE trade is branching out over the entire
section and our population and business
are increasing wonderfully, but yet Il Is
said that Galveston sis the only city in the
state" il is pertinent question.
Therefore. as 10 What constitutes this
distinction In behalf Of our gulf port.
Upon inquiry and in conversation az be-
fore stated with our returned delegates, the
whole matter is plain. In Galveston, from
one end 10 another on all The principal
streets indeed, is 10 be seen a solid, splen-
did ravine. in some instances ffeen feet
vide. and hence the metropolitan charnc-
ter and appearance q the town This is IN
a mt she'll the difference between DE two
cifiss. Win all cur people, our vim,
or bas'ns-s and our undoubist ID
turs. We have piIysicaliy the sp-
peurarcs % e country t0uu-squalid
rf-fr aHI rarred. GaiTeston, on The other
tsuf j. rnarulEcentiy buiit. but shove
81, rlsnsld'y psvsd and uez-ly kept, and
ti,e corss,ueuos il lHai lie idea E.sikss the
.oiou-nsr viftin re ertes Immediately
thaf q ia city la-rsf ~ f-f and more
,-,rc.frs nlsn any Uil,e- torn In tie
-. We mry lsarn = usful issson ron
81 81 A. via tht nan - VIII ne
81 t..T.i,s r-esties ard irupre-ior con-
f-s 10 l-ss- Ne ere ur'frrnly are
-. ru1r.i By nrTsnrrnoss
- erri-fio1 Il nads - ln-Fsiy
- vs .ats. We hrTs bssn
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-03

penlsisnny advocating The Improvement
n ouf Oily Tor months. II Il strange That
ouf olly fathers afe 90 backward w seeing
AMI approaching these facts, Bit give
Dallas good streets and sidewalks, the out
ward appearance of city 10 which she Is
entitled and she Ia just m able
10 have ihom as Galveston, and
10 will be but very short
time until she will forge ahead OF all rivals
anl become in reputation as she Is In re-
atty. the city of Texas, the gateway
and distributing point Of the whole south
west. Again lot us express the hope that
our municipal authorities will appreciate
what lies before us, and begin preparing
therefor. 1t is shame that we are 80 far
behind other towns and the times generally,
when so much in both obtaining, retaining
or repeling wealth and population depends
upon the physical comforts and appearance
/ of the place.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-03
APresent to President paramore.

The Board of Trade of this city forward
ed few days since to Colonel J. NJ. Para
more, president of the Texas e. St. Louis
Narrow Gauge railroad, a char made of the
polished horns of Texas cattle and hand
somely ornamented. Yesterday Captain
w. G.. Veal, president of the Board, re-
ceiyed the following acknowledgement:
Hon. w. q. Veal, President Dsllas Board OF
Trade:
My DEAR SIR:-I have the honor 10 ac-
knowledge the receipt Of your elegant and
appropriate present in the shape of chair,
made principally from the product of the
great staple of Texas" From the num-
Der Of horns which compose its architect
ure, presume you consider IL ominous,
from the fact that / am expected TO horn"
the could system" out Of Texas, and
operate "bull" movement in the interest
OF the people of your great state in favor Of
cheap commerce and transportation,
Very truly yours, ]. W. PARAMonE,
President
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-03

Yesterday the charity bank Of the city
was checked on By q woman named Annie
shaw, Of some twenty summers, whose
claim was endorsed By CITY Physician
Newsom. M0noay evening last she APP
peared 81 the city hospital and esked 70 Be-
admitted. stating she was SICK, had no
money and thai she vas in strange
city and Without friends 70 aid her.
City Physician NeEs1n admitted her and
after she had been assigned 70 her erzrt-
merts he asked her what ailed her, and
me stated that slle was su1ering frum
s,re in her len side. which upon e-srnine-
ton be found 70 b. pistol wJund some
two months Old that hnd never healed NJ.
when first questioned she denied that j
Vas cf t1et cnarncters BOT finally
arfuruledced fhnt i was r.
Ia ncs hssled snd freely dischzrrsd nat
-. she VS. suffering runch F.ain. ard was
in 4 delicate condition. Burstinr into tezrs
- foid tie decor her voefnl story. and IN
ruct 9 sir-IrIle. ieeling way that b feIf cnr-
vincs1 she vas telling I'm q. truth- Il