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WANTED-ROOMS.

UyANTED-RY LADY. FURNISHED SEC
w ond door SUNNY Room and Board with quiet
family. Terms not to exceed % Per wick. address
X L., star ONCE liz
VHYANTED-BY 4 MARRIED. COUPLR,W ITH-
w 0pt children. furnished room and board In rood
ueighbofho0d, c0nvenient 70 Treasury. address
sailing prfce snd location Of ROOM @. o. Star ONCE
NTyANTED-BY A LADY IN ADERAKTNENT.
w two uhiurnished Rooms suitable Nr lisH house.
keeping. Convenient 10 good caterer desirable Io-
cation near 9th and : Is NV. preferred references
exchanged If desired Address, stating terms Box
9s, star Office. seIS-2t%
M ANTEo-kOoA AMP nDN Ard IN AGNnE-
w dble yrfvtte fhmily for two and txhy. Address
with pricG and location. s. D.. Star ofiice selSsStE
VIYANTED-KhGISTER YOUR ROUMs FOK
w rent at the directory aad Advertiser or renting
rooms. ..oom Ia 81. Cloud building. cor 9Th and +
stA R0BT. b KfNSELI1 sci ;.0ys
vXyANTED-TWO OR THREE UNFURNISaED
w Rooms nrst second floor and board for
family Of two aduits three children TALL cndsr six
years. and nhro references exchanged private lam
lily preferred Address Box II, star Office. ssl7-3ts
w ANTED-oNE OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
w with Board in private family, near Patent
office for Lady and child of thirteen; permauency de-
sired: terms must be moderate Address N n O.,
Star office se10-4tt
HN ANTED-WE CAN RENT your ROOMS
w quicker ana ave you much trouble aud expense;
call and examine our fncilitee for renting them Do
PROCTOR 4 SON, Heal RstAse 1226 b. n. ".
se13-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

Among the pleasantest signs of the times OBJ
served In the Light OF great disasters in recent
Years, is the Alscrity with which children
Nsrywhere respond 10 an appeal from the dis
,sessea. Scarcely had THE STAR opened its
subscription list for the sufferers by the Charles
ION earthquake than contributions from the
Little ones osgan pouring in. The sums sent
were . s1Edcient guaranty OF the gsnuineness Of
tine gilt In nearly every instance; in other
wOros, II was evident that the dimes and DOL
lars old not come IRON the parents merely
acting through tine children, but out OF the
monsy-boxes of the young iolk themselves. The
oic-iashioned philosophers VINO cling to the
notion that . child is only bundle of bones,
muscles and nerves, moved by no impulses but
snose OF compiscent seifshness, must revise
their estimates or be lett behind. The healthy
children OF a time as late as til at when Dickens
Hrote may nave cared more for juInbles and
Na thAi. sor anything with the SAVIOR OF hui
.nane sentiment 10 IL; but the minds OF the
children o. today are broader on the emotional
side, AZ vel. Sharper Oh The Intellectual, than
Nose Of a generation or two ago. -
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There can no longer DE any doubt in the I'M
prejudicei mind that The temperance reform
In Georgia has come TO stay. Under the local
option law nearly hve-sixths Of the coun-
ties are ranged on the side of mo license"
Upon it's face. this settles the question Of
Inc adoption 0. prohibition amendment 10
the constitution when submitted to the peo-
pie at the polls. In Atlanta the feeling
against prohibition is very strong STILL but self
interest may convert some OF the bittersst
opponents OF the principle, when they come to
read appreciatively the boycotting threats of
ths cold water towns in other parts OF the state.
The Withdrawal by these places of their trade
from Atlanta would seriously damage the city
- . commercial center. Moreover, the shrewder
politicians have discovered what . lever The
anti-li4uor sentiment may be made, and
Coairive TO ind place for 1t in every con-
TEST. With their natural tendency to extremes.
they have espoused the cause Of universal pro-
hottion distinguished from mere local
option. The shrewdest prophets foresee the
total abolition OF the traffic In alcoholic drinks
IN 0sorgia-so far laws can bring it about
before the sta:e is a great deal older.
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! + e. t +. E: $; :

The Lace buyer Is to be congratulated In
sending US the following bargain novelties:
Antique and Applique Lace Bed Spreads,
Pillow Shams, Pin Cushion Covers and Tides
OF all shapes and sizes. New designs and very
low prices. The goods were being unpacked
at the time Of writing this advertisement, 50
we can't give descriptions and prices. Come
and zee them.
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ENOR RENT-BY DAM
lllS K
1926 10th st. NV, Sr-S3V
~ MasS.ave. n.w., Tor ..3o
1917 Pierce Place, IT,:
~. 9th St ne. 0r........21
1225-'33 ga ST., Or. ......1S
441 6ts ST., 6r................lS
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STORES. Per Mo. OFFICES Per Mo-
14l0 Pn.w Sr&dw ers So 9th md Pa ave. r. ) $40
POI II q e.Sftdw. - 81 IA. ny rim ID 20
SS3 Al nv Sidd sr 70 - 9Th aud Pa ay rtu le 90
ABB 9Th sw. SI&dw. 4rs- 90 Vernon Row r. 10 = lS
90 9Th ws,tkdw. Srs-l d 9Th and Pa run 4 = 10
421 st., lr. ................s $40 7th ST. AS is
The above is only a portion of property on INV
books For full lisi ONCE for bulletin ~sued on
the Isl and 18th lsel-l THOS wAaGAMAN
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026 LIST St Sc, lr......-SlO
.26 Ala St aw., 6r..-.l5.30
"a 4l7 St s.w. Or. wl4.3U
44o ol2 st.s.w., Or. 4.3U
loo VA av. a.e., or, w...l0
6a,1 Az st. Aw., Or. w...-la
921 9TH ST. s.e..5r., w. 1910
X, cor. 412 and L. SIS. sw.
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WAREHOUSES.


WANTED-To RENT a SMALL FARM OF
road. Address Box 80. star office us
. on hah pian sio5
cash sh,s and asisee n month"; payments OF .s $50
w wishing to sell and willing sell at bargain.
should sed fan particulars, lowest price, &c, with
stamp. TO r. H. T.. star Office. se2O-2ts
NTTANTED-NEW BRICK HOUSE IN NORTH
msst with Modern improvements; price =; 600
aaare pTss also usS Of
X1YANTEp--fERM ANENTLY- HOUsE OF MOD
w crate rent. Must be in good order and desirable
ns e , State price, Best references given.
yIy ANTED-ELIGIBLE PROPERTY-PERSoAs
hsvng property for sale or rent are solicited to
l Ion W. ssen = aSe eW ee sa OF ay our
au23l5ws
VVANTED-A THREE+STOKY HOUSE WITH
mace bath. etc. for famil adults Location west
A.. star office. selS-;st*
w Real Estate Co, sos + st. n. W.. Houses and
Lots in all parts OF the city to sell. We have
calls than we can supply. se1S-3t
WANTkD-HOuSEs LARGE, MEDIUM AND
we can now supply. NORTH WASHINGTON REAL
ESTATE CO.. 5uS ST. INV. sel8St
rooms: moder,, improvements; rent shout $50;
seeon %a ls ose D
"ANTED-TO RENT--SEVEN Or EIGHT
~ room House (modern Improvement without
h.sement.) located north of and west OF 18th SIS.
state location. price and when possession be
given. Address l.. E M, Star Office selS-3t<
XETANTED-WILL Buy A HOUSE If NICELY
w arranged, between eth AMI 10th AID G and y:
south or east front: no basement house Address Cox
IL, Star Office. $500 seI7-5t~
NTANTED : HOUSE rs THE NoRTHW EST;
w rent must not exceed SIS. Address X c. M.
Star Office. sel7-3t*
WANTED HAVE CONSTANT INQUIRIES
w for large and mediun-sized houses il good 10
chties. owners having such Tor rent or sale will
fid it TO their advantage place them in hands.
Al, property placed In my HANDS will be nperalIy ad-
yer.ised without charge 10 ownera f. Il. r.
LEiPOLD 1881 ST. u. w. selU-1m
AWAITED
w SMALL. AND MEDIUM-SIZED HOUSES
In last Washington for desirable tenants who pay
rent IN advance: but small commission charged.
Plenty applicants daily Immediate returns to owners
WELLER Il REPETTI.
se3-lm 32G pcnnsy ana ave.
"ANTED-WE HAVE APPLICATIONS FOR
w several houses renting from $40 TO $50. Par
ties having such would 10 well o ca
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1928 Cleveland st.-$l5.3O
All Wilson 81. NV, or-l3
400 lolh St s.w.. Srxst.--
II Blagden s 9iiey...lU.30
3 IL Il. now u. w., 4r.....7
ID. Cor. 9th and h SIS. wv.
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A FEW REMARKS.
We can't promise You very pretty-ooking store
Just now, for we are almost overwhelmed with the
new goods that are coming In faster than We can
unpack them We opened last night the following
BARGAIN NOVELTIES:
etc. all colors. 4sc. Some worth 75c
100 dozen Children's Black English Ribbed Hose,
white feet all sizes, for 22c. pair.
125 dozen Very Sheer White Linen Handkerchiefs.
fancy 'dicedr borders Csc each usual 4sc. quality
$500 pieces Of BEADED Jet Goods, such as Fronts,
Panels. and Vest Fronts with Guns and Collars to
match. Prices not marked at time of writing this
advertisement
$50 Opera" Fans, composed Of Eve Ostrich Feather
Plumes. with Aigret.s and Humming Bird Sticks of
Ivory. Amber or Coraline $4.68
500 Leather Cases containing Toilet Articles, GAO
each. A bargain indeed. See them.
500 "GIoria" Cloth Umbrellas, with Sterling Silver
or Gold Plated Handles, 1920.
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ll33 = ST. NV. .rs.S20s5
s3S Sd 1T NV sr.--...-..3o
Boundary. .r..-.........-...21
ils3s = ~. NV. Or. rs
l234-n2e Mass. av.. 7r25.a0
1914 l-arch a., 6r.........25
- Il a. NV, ira
2t2o y ST. n W.. = rs.......25
i4f9-43l Sd 81. ne. 6r.-.25
sos, 5 ana . r. ne, 6r....5
1886 + 81. NV. 6r.........2e3
l425 Pierce Pr. 6r..-22. 80
- y 81 NV. .r...-.....e-c %
ol2 & ST ne. or......-eO.3 30
LOG 22d 81. NV. 5r...-.2o
6OG-SoS 10th 81. ne. 7rJ9
1875 9TH ST. NV, 6r......l6
1871 Dsfrees st. . or. lo.6s
ls4l 20th 81. NV. Sr...15
TOO TO 22l5 Cleveland
81, Or. ........ 10000. Is
$40 y IL. Sw.. orA
81 = ST. a e., 6r........--l3
30 y 81. Sw.. 5r.-..........-.l3
SIG Law. 5rs...........ll 50
626 l. 81. NV. 5r-
o62 y 81. NV. 5r............l0
1871 y. \. av. NV. 5r-l0
2l3 y II. NV. or-.......-lO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

TvAMPRELL. CARRIN0IoN, ATTORNEY-AT
n Law, 1Axbouf Law BUILDING, 40 Louisiana ave-
nv. ap86m
IT H NILLER ATT0RNEY-ATlLAW,
Ne Rooms and = Nrgsen LaH nnildlnG
. Als,esaae aasT 4Aw -
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~ llW eth 81. NV, Sf.
az 18th 81. S.w.. l2r--$45
l4Oo Cor. ST. NV, sr.3o. 4.
l2S College ST., lOr-........:so
-4O l4tn ST. s. W., Sr......-1o
Selo-3t< A. =. CAY WOt
NOR RENT
II SlS-yE2 LIST Se.4rSS. SO
SllA2 9Th st.sw., Or. l0.3U
$50 y ST. s.w., 6r......14.jU
473-415 / sf.s. w, 6r.l5.3U
BIG Sd ne. or, wdEg-l6.3u
3SS n aw.. 6r., mi. l5.3U
1s3l E 81 NV. 5r.......-l2
selS-3ts &. II. PARKl
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EOR RENT
Il 1905 Asa. n. ". 25
l226 J. 81. n.y., l6r..-.l23
1910 10Th 81, l3r. .....ltA,
lloSpo 18th NV. 100
1924 lzth II NV. llr-so
1922 lStt sc. n w. llr.75
1903 i u. NV, l2r---7 70
ITO 4 O. N. W.. l2r......1e
los F St NV. l1rs. ....So
1914 18th Vt. NV. Tor. 10
1903 X 81. NV, llr... 80
$40 Ind. ave. llrs.....-ssO
lele II 81. NV. 0rs. %
1sl0 18th ST. D. w., llr...5S
1915 l. ST. NV. lOf. .....-oU
lS43 18th sf. n. W.. llr-5o
1880 18th st. n ". 1urS2 so
4Se No. ave. Ii rs.-30.5o
SS24 @ st. NV, llrs...--So
1850 X. 1. ave. 1rs...lo
1910 18th st. NV. Or. 40
lssso llth st. NV. 1880
1870 q st NV. er..... ..3o
1915 l1th 81 NV. yr....S5
40 \. }. av.S.e.. 10 rs...35
SOs T st. NV. 9ry.. 80
1919 I'm st. n. W. or....3u
S12 LIST. he., 1rs...........30
4x4 LIST st. NV. 6r--22.5o
5 N 50. NV, 6r.......2o. 50
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FOR RENT.THE FINE PROPERTY FORMER.
= g occufied o. the Alderncy barry, sl2 aud ala
I'd - NV. 3 Is wide. loo feel de, sfori.S hlst
press brick front, Suitable Cor coored lodge rooms
schools militia. livery stables general Inanofac
tory; stearn-power ON premises r. X MARI A.
derney Dairy, - ~. bet sth and 10Th. selSs,t
| I.NOR RENI-FURNIsHED-FiN Hot,sE "a
u rooms: all modern Improvements; 2oOSt;st n w:
Si5o. s~is,.-s"
INnR RENr->IX-RoOM BRICK HOUSE AS
II llth ST. sc. Wafer. gas nnd iatrobe Rent = per
month n A. pa ftsn y"
scl6-im asp Ioub'isnn ave !, ,r
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


EoR RENT
u lsui y. "a. ave. 500
Soe l3ta II n.w..1@r.-l 20
ltp9 9ta 81. a.w., lsr- leo
1872 1@th n. NV. ar.
nsstf kfn.-a gnp
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FOR RENT--FLATS.

FOR RENT-STORES.
E>oR RENT-sToRE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
& 9Th ST. and Massachusetts, NV. Inquire on
the premises. seiS-3ts
TOR RENT-A CENTRALLY LOCATED STORE
II 132 9Th ST. NV. inquire at s2O 1th ST. sel7-3t*
L>OR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING, l42S
Il High ST., Georgetown; house has IA good rooms;
all modern improvements. CULLINANE& MCDER-
MOTT, 436 1th ST. s.w. sel7-lw*
NOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, CORNER
Il 9th aud stS sw: good cellar; fix lures already I'm
store suitable for groceries aud PROVISIONS. GULL
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
IINOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS. I4O7 ST; EN-.
IL tire second door; suite of 3 good rooms at $40
JOHN SHERMAN d CO.,
sel7-2w 1907 St
IGOR RENT-ELEGA Ant OFFICE ROOMS. Wal
IL ter building zoos and 1UlU + St Nv. at low
prices W. {. DUVALL. successor to Duvali & Mari,
825 st. sele-1m
Il Several fine Office Rooms in
The Glover Building"
st, between 14th and 10Th SITS NV.
Steam heat and elevator service.
ThOS J. FISHER 4 CO.,
se142W 1924 St NV.
INOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS IN OUR BUSI-
Il ness building opp Corcoran building and Treas
ury Dept Low prices CUTTER 4 WIMER, 1923
+ ST. au2S-lm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-16
GENERAL NOTICES.


They are looking for you everywhere. Drafts
of air in unexpected places, going from hot
rooms to cool ones carelessness i'll changing
clothing, in short, anything which ends in
common cold in the head Unless arrested
this kind of cold becomes seated in the mucous
membrane of the head. Then it is Catarrh. In
any and all its stages this disease always yields
to Ely's Cream Balm. Applied to the nostrils
with the finger. Safe, agreeable, certain. Price,
fifty cents. d7-1yMWF
Advice to Mothers.-NIrs. winslow's
children cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; 1t produces natural quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain and the little
cherub awakes as bright as button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. II soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind,
remedy for diarrhPa, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. twenty-five cents bottle.
mrl5 1yMwS
If you want q first-class Buggy, Cart,
Phaeton or anything in the carriage line, go to
HARRY BERNARDS. Sixth and streets. jy9-tt
DR.. LasIars' Seminal Pills for Seminal
Weakness. Loss of Vigor, Sexual and General
Debility. Nervous and Physical Prostration and
the many ailments arising from Indiscretion,
ver-indulgence and Abuse. To those requiring
a reliable remedy for the above complaints, DR..
LaMars' Seminal Pills are veritable Tower OF
Strength" and Fountain OF Youth" Price,
81 50 per bottle. Sent by mail on receipt of pos
tai order thus saving express charges), or G. o.
D., by express. A. MCB0YLE & CO., Druggists,
504 Washington street. San Francisco, P. 0. Box
], 952, to whom all orders should be addressed.
APPS ON
s, 8. & E. L. Southworth, Dentists, Sac.
m3-tf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-16
A SAN FRANCISCO MOB.
EASTERN TACTICS INTRODUCED
BY THE CAR DRIVERS.
The Police Called Out in Force
and the Mob Dispersed
A Lively Row.
LsrEcAI DISPATCH TO The rsooHD-uuos.l

SAN FRANCISCO. July h.-Everything
moved quietly and smoothly on the North
Beach and Mission and the CITY Com
pany's railroad to-day. The cars were run
at regular intervals, and no molestations
were offered them. The general opinion
was, however, that it was the calm before
the storm, which was to break in the even
ing. The North Beach and Mission peo-
pie, anticipating trouble, ordered all cars
in for the evening shortly after five o'clock.
Soon after dark a crowd commenced
to gather on that portion of the City
Company's lines on Mission street, be-
tween Fourth and Sixth. The crowd
was rapidly augmented until in short
time it was estimated that there were fully
5000 men in the vicinity. As the cars
passed along they were saluted with
showers of stones and other missiles. The
mob soon become more demonstrative, and
proceeded to put scantling across the track,
which was, however, removed by the
police. Three cars, two coming from the
ferry, and the other from the opposite d.
rection, had their horses unhitched and
windows broken, the drivers being forced
to flee to save themselves from injury. One
OF the cars was also upset across the
track. The police, finding themselves I'M
able to cope with the crowd, sent for rein
forcements, which were speedily furnished
The policemen then advanced on the crowd,
making liberal use of their clubs. The
crowd gradually dispersed, and the district
resumed its normal appearance. Squads of
policemen were stationed at each corner to
prevent a regathering of the crowd. Four
rioters were placed under arrest. A number
of slight injuries have been reported, but
no one is thought to have been seriously
iDiurnd
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-16
NEWS OF THE moRN1Na.

FoREGN-The Gladstone party regards
its defeat as temporary THE London
Standard says Salisbury Is the natural head
of the new government. United Ireland
severely denounces the anti-Irish politi-
clans of England...... The exiled French
Princes have arrived at Brussels Silver
in London, As 1850 consols, not quoted !;
IS, 12S5 AIS, 1145.
EAsTERN-It is thought in New York
that hops will go to so or 10 cents...... But
ler's political aims explained m Catherine
Lewis Arfweidsen has been divorced from
her husband Count de Gonzague has
committed suicide in Canada Secretary
Manning is still improving. IA full jury
has been secured to try the Chicago An
archists......An American citizen was re-
Gently murdered in cold blood by the adj
vice of a Mexican magistrate Govern
ment bonds are quoted in New York at
1868 for As of 1907; 111i for AIS; 1003 for IS;
sterling, 81 81 silver bars, 95i.
Pacific CoAsT.-Thomas Cleary found
dead in Marysville; foul play suspected.
......Grain fire yesterday on Shannon's
ranch, Butte couuty"...George Kane held
for murder in ....Joseph Terrill, an
escape from the Colusa jail, has been re-
captured......T The main body of the Apache
fighters are in the Sierra Madre Several
deaths caused by the excessive heat are
reported. Vacayille will ship 1000 car
loads of fruit this season .. Frederick
Won Truman and Samuel Webster COM
mitted suicide at Los Angeles 1.-The Cali
fornia hop crops are turning out well......
Fires in grain fields arc of daily occur
rence.....John McCabe's body recovered
from the Truekee river.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-16
san FRANCISCO LIENS.

Hackett, the opium smuggler, has been
held to answer.
The Republicans of the city are falling
into line on the anti-boss question.
The steamer Starbuck is due from the
Orient with the largest and most valuable
cargo of tea and merchandise ever brought
to this coast.
Alfred Tornequist broke his neck on
Wednesday while diving at the Alameda
baths. The water was only four feet deep
and his head struck the bottom.
Superintendent Skelly, of the North
Beach and Mission-street Railroad, defends
the strikers against the imputation of stone
throwing during the trouble on Wednes-
day.
The Examiner publishes letters to show
that the responsibility for the Presidents
pardon of Watts, the brutal mate of the
ship Gatherer, rests with United States
District Attorney Hilborn and his assist
ant, Carroll Cook
w. j. Bryan, the new Postmaster, has for
warded his official bond to Washington.
The amount is $3.50, goo, and the sureties
qualifying in double the amount are Jesse
D. Carr, Henry Miller, of Lux a. Miller,
and William ID. Matthews, the attorney,
IN the cases OF D0ane, NOrthey and
Creighton, alleged jury hribers, Judge Freer
has decided the point raised by the defense
that the panel of Jurors was not legal, in
favor of the State. The cases were subse-
quently postponed until Monday, owing to
the continued illness of Doane.
Preparations for the coming bench show
are progressing favorably. Special prizes
are being contributed daily and it is ex-
pected that in all there will be fully 100
prizes TO be competed for. Everything is
suggestive of avery successful show on the
9th, and general satisfaction Is expressed
at the selection of John Davidson of Mon
rec. Mich, as judge.
The Executive Committee of the Califor-
MIA Anti Chinese Association has decided
to call State Convention, to meet in San
Francisco on September 18th, the Conven-
ton to be composed of two delegates from
each public and secret Anti-Chinese League
ofthe Association, two from each Assembly
of the Knights of Labor in the State and
two from every outside labor organization.
Wednesday a. ]. Moldrup, supcrintend-
ent of the wood department of the Rent0n
Coal Company, attempted to Jump from
his buggy in front of the Office door, at the
foot of Mission street, his foot caught in a
strap and threw him to the ground, break
ing his right leg above the knee. This is
the second time Mr.. Moldrup has suffered
a similar accident, breaking the same leg a
year ago IN the same manner.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-16
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Mrs. L. E. Norton has gone to Pacific Grove for
the season.
Mrs. H. S. Brink, OF Biggs is in the city, visit
ing her parents
Henry Schwartz, of San Francisco, came up to
the city yesterday.
Daniel McCann and son went to San Francisco
yesterday morning
Mrs. II. W Rivett went to Monterey and Pa
cific Grove yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Pealer and Miss Ella Barber are
visiting friends at the Bay
Joaquin Miller came down from Shasta yes
terday, going to San Francisco.
EN-Sheriff Sprague, of Butte county, has gone
East, to join his family at Boston.
R. H. Petit has gone to Cisco, to stay two
weeks for the benefit of his health
Miss Clara Gaynor. ofNorth San Juan, is visit
ing Miss Lottie Robinson, Of this city.
Mrs Adolph Rott and daughter left on
Wednesday for prolonged visit TO Cisco
Judge ]. F. Sullivan, OF San Francisco, re-
turned home yesterday, from visit to Sacra
mento.
Mrs l. p Jackson and Miss Mamie Jackson
left yesterday for Georgetown, FL Dorado coun-
ty, to visit relatives.
The friends of Mrs j. d. Ruggles, of Wood
land, who has been seriously ill at her residence
in that city will be glsd to know that she is
convalescent.
In the city yesterday: Robert Allen, Live Oak;
George NJ, skinner, Green Valley; t. c. Kerns,-
Routiers; Thomas Anderson, Michigan Bar: W.
II. Troop and wife, Madison.
Colonel c. L. Wilson and wife came down
from Anita yesterday, en- route to San Francisco.
Mrs. Wilson was quite ill., aud had berth ar
ranged for her accommodation in slcepingcar
Conductor Frank Free. depot agent William
Oberry, and Clint Radcliif, of the Forest Stage
Line, left lone yesterday for two months tour
to Yellowstone Park and other places of interest
in the Territory.
There are about 600 visitors at Bartlett Springs
including the following from Sacramento Mrs.
A. A. Wood and daughter. Misses f. and E.
Wright, W. NJ. Petrie Thomas Norton, j. +.
Gerber John Green, s. Coin and wife. J. =.
Francis, Raj. Merkley and c. w Pierce. At
Allen Springs there are Mrs. D. N Thorpe, Mrs
J. II. Miller, Mrs. K. Lowe and Frank Meagher,
Sacramento
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: Sol
Runyon and family, CORTLAND; Caleb Dorsey,
Stanislaus; Jas. I. Courtney, Harold T. Power,
San Francisco: John Charles. Sacramento eoun-
ty; Karl Heinrich, Red Bluff; Thomas Aitchman
san Francisco; W. II. Myers, Folsom, W. C.
Marks, Stockton; F. T. Chase, Lakeport W. II.
Wetman, G. 5. Wetman, Cleveland, o.; J. NJ.
Stevenson, Franklin; ]. Lusk, Oakland.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
ton, Woodland; Sig. Meyerfeld, New York. Miss
Nathan, A. Fggleston, Miss Flynn, 10 Hamilton,
\. J. Wightman and wife, San Francisco; p. w.
Keller, New York; c. f. d. Hastings B. +. Rush,
Suisun; Wal. J. Tuska. San Francisco; G. j.
Russell. San Luis Obispo; j. Lysynski, W. A.
Irwin r NJ Miller San Francisco