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WIRES DOWN IN EVERY DIRECTION
Washington Almost Cut OF from Tele-
MI L. Cnu mn N icnfinn.

Washington Almost Cut on from TeIe-
graphic Communication.
The telegraphic situation remains UNI
changed. The wires are still down in
every direction but South. News is very
scarce. 1t will probably be several days
before telegraphic communications can
be even partially restored. Communica-
tions for New York and the East go via
Atlanta, Nashville, Chicago New Orleans
and Cincinnati. There are few dispatches
from the West. The storm is mostly con-
is almost total Serious damages are re-
ported to extend as far as 100 miles west.
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SENATE.

In the Senate the journal of Thursday
and proceedings up to yesterday were ap-
proved.
Mr.. Eustis denied published statement
that he was not present yesterday when
the vote on taking up the Apportionment
bill was cast. He isscrted that he was
present and voted.
The credentials of Mr.. Stanford and M.
Irby as Senators from California an
South Carolina were presented and filed
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TO CENSURE REED.
MIR. SPRINGER OFFERS A RESOLUTION
TO THAT EFFECT

But the Speaker Decides That II Is Not
Privileged, and Upon an Appeal His
Ruling Is Sustained by the House
and the Appeal Tabled-Calm Follows
Storm In the Senate.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NNN-NNNN
nI@aTBE BARBER ASPHALT PAVING
49, COMPANY, No. /, Broadway, New
York, January II, 1891.
To Whom II May Concern:
At q meeting OF the Barber Asphalt Paving
Company, to be held ut the oilice OF .the CON.
pany, No, Broadway, New York, NY, on THE
18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1891, resolution
will be offered TO increase the number OF shares
of the capital stock OF said company to such
amount as majority OF the shareholders may
determine.
A. l.. BARBER, President.
j. C., ROCK, Secretary. iasO,91fcbhi0
nl1J@ OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
~ District OF Columbia, Washington,
January IL, 1s9l.-Ordered; That, deemlng II
conducive TO the public interest to widen Gin.
cinnat street and Twenty.seeond street NJ the
southeast corner OF block II, Langdon Park,
the Commissioners have had the route sur
veyed and plat thereof prepared and flea In
this office, In compliance with the require
ments of law, and notice Is hereby given OF the
proposed widening OF the highway Aforesaid,
and that all persons having objections To pre-
sent thereto are called upon to atteld az this
office At 2 O'Clock p, IN. on TUESDAY, THE
Sd DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1891, at which time
tho Commissioners win give hearing TO all
persons In interest.
j. W. DOUGLASS,
JOHN w. ROSS,
II. NJ. ROBERT,
Commissioners District OF Columbia.
ianla,i4,2o,2i,sLss
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Refused the Floor of the House.

Mr.. William j. Lane, member of the
British Parliament for Cork, Ireland was
J. .he city yesterday with his Brooklyn
bride.
Mr.. Lane enjoyed the privileges of the
floor Of the Senate, they being extended
10 him upon the request of Senator
lection to this course. Leaving the Sen
ate Mr.. Lane went over to the House.
Representatives O'Neill of Massachusetts,
McAdoo of New Jersey and Quinn of
New York went to Speaker Reed and
asked that Mr.. Lane be given the
privileges of the floor of the House. Mr..
Reed most emphatically declined to grant
the request. This is the very first in
stance of personal international dis
courtesy that has occurred in the history
of Congress.
The critic., 1891-01-27

The Popular Way to Go to Baltimore
is by the Pennsylvania. Round-trip tickets
will be sold by this line tomorrow at
Si.20 Tickets will be good by 7:90, $40,
900 and ll0O a. m, trains, and valid to re-
turn by any regular train until midnight.
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NOR SALE -CHEAP-STOCK AND FIX
Il lures OF bakery, confectionery, furnishings
and notions store rent moderate. Apply i'm.
mediately, III Md. ave. II. C.
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR GENTLE
l. mans riding or driving outlt-2 suburban
lots; valuable. Address HENRY. this office.
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EOR RENT-A LARGE. VERY COMFORT
II able and pleasant room, near iowa tirrlf
suuth frout lrhi and we'll heated. 1873 q T
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Dismissed the Case, but Kept the
property.

Property.
ich Wah. the Chinaman whose laundry
was raidcd ON ID street ON Friday by De
tcctiye Block and Officer jameson, was in
the Police Court to-day charged with
keeping disorderly house. On the sug-
gestion Of District Attorney Mullowney
Yeh was dismissed and the pipes and
opium taken from his place ordered turned
over to the police.
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Handsome Overcoats marked down TO
$780, Eiseman Bros, 9TH Il II.
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Manual Training In Deaf ana Dumb
AsYlums.

The subcommittee in the House Appro-
prations Committee, having in charge the
Legislative, Executive, and Judicial APP
preparation bills, to-day gave hearing TO
Professor A, Graham Bell and Professor
training in the Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Professor Gallaudet advocated the propo-
sition to appropriate 5000 for that pur-
pose. Mr.. Bell opposed it. He opposed
II upon the ground that it was contem-
plated TO train deaf and dumb people as
instructors. lie wanted trained people
who can hear and speak DIR. Gallaudet
took the other side. No action W IS taken
by the subcommittee.
TO Secure Cheaper Telephone Rates.
An earnest effort is being made to secure
favorable action upon bill pending III
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Use PENNSYLVANIA Raiiroaa

to Baltimore tomorrow. Round-trip
tickets only sl,20, good on 7;20, $40, 0;0)
and ll:Q0 q. m. trains.
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NTANTED-BY A YOUNG COLD MAN. A
w situation NJ waiter or to do any kind OF
homework. Call 1871 Sumner Court, bet. 18th
and 10th, l. and NJ sts. n. W.
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NOR BENT-iii0 @ ST. n. w, FURNISHED
II rooms; near Riggs House; also hrst-loor
suite for Office parlors
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NOR RENT-l0i3 20TII ST. NEAR X, 3 UN-
Il furnished rooms, suitable for light house
keeping; new house, furnace heat gas, bath,
etc References required,
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FOR RENT-MIsCEL

NOR RENT-2 BUSINESS ROOMS; BEST
Il location in the city. 929 f 1t, n. W; apply
on premises.
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EOR BENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY, EN-
l. tire third floor; rooms unfurnlshed to-
gcther or separately; good table board con
nnd cnrs.
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RAILROADS.
pltmNoNp AND nANyILLE RAILROAD
IL 90. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANU-

ttitliMuND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD
II 90. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANu-
1uirs leave, and arrive NJ Washington, from
lrrIfi tauin Passenger station, corner Sixth
and u streets northwest
S'p o. M Ea-t Tennessee mail. daily for
Wnfrcuiun, oofdousyillc. Charlottesville Lynch.
burg, and stations between Alexandria aud
iynchlrrr. Roanoke, Bristol, Knoxville,
Chattanooga and Memphis.
ii.li n. Fact mail daily for Culpcpcr,
tharloiictlllc, stations Chesapeake and ohio
route Lynchhurg. Rocky Mount. Danyllo aud
f'niions between Iynchhurg and Danvillc,
Grccnsnoro'. Raleigh. Charlotte, Columbia,
Augusta. Atlanta. birmingham. Montgomery,
Ntw orleans. Texas and California. Pullman
Slveuof New York 10 Atlanta. Pullman
sleeper Atlania 10 New Orleans. ana Pullman
Sleeper DHuvilc via Columbia and Augusta
io Macon. Gas Pullman sleeper Washington
iu tlnciunfii, Via Chesapeake and ohio. Solid
tiflns Washington 90 Atlanta.
gi0p. ~ Daily, except sunday, for Man ~
sac, stfHshufr. aud Intermediate stations.
ass y Runs daily To LynchbufF. Full-
man sleeper, W tfhinnton 10 Memphis, Via
Ltnchhurg and Bristol
lf.ln d. .Mcstern express daily for Nanas-
80, Charlottesville. Louisviilc. aud Cincinnati.
solid Pullman Ncsilhulc trnin-, Washington 10
Cincinnati, with Pullman slcepcrs Washing.
ton 10 loulstillc.
ii:lOp. m southern express daily for Lynch.
burg, nanylile, Raleigh AHhcville, Charlotte,
tniumhlH, Augusta, atlanta, Montgomery. Ncw
orleans, Texas, pnd California Pullman Nc-il.
huif sleeper Washington 10 New Orleans, via
Atlanta and Montgomery. Pullman sleeper
NCw York and MAshingion to Ashcville aud
Hot springs, y. g., via Salisbury, aeo Wash
lnEion 10 Augusta, via Danyillc and Charlotte.
1fains on Washington and ohio division
leave 800 a. m. daily, NigS y. m, daily, and i;il
T.. m. daily cNccIt Sunday returning arrive at
Washington S1i a. m, hii p. m. daily and 100
a.. M. daily except Sunday.
Through trnins from the south via Char
otto. nanvllle and iynchbufg arrive In Wash.
.nfiCn t'a n. M, iW.b q, IN and 90 p m; via
=. M Via Chcrapcnkc ami ohio routc and
Charlottesville nt Gh y. m., and $50 y. m.
strashurr local NJ int1 =, M.
Tickets. slecpinr-car reservation aud lnfor-
nation furnished aud baggage checked nj
ofiice, 1900 Ia. ave. and at passenger station
Iennfy ylvanla Railroad, 9TH and II rtr.
JAS. l.. TAYLOR,
jani.oi.if General Passenger Agent
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
IL ESTATE BULLETIN.

H. 60, = 1 %nT" l
THOMAS f. WAGGAMAN, OF F street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
THREE-STORY BRICK AND FRAME
HOUSES FOR SALE.
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NOR RENT-717 18TH sT y. W., Sa; isr
II floor, pnrlor and bed room, finely fur.
nished, $25 per month; I'd story, front, for two
nereona. hnll room. 81
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NOR RRENT-UNFURN1S N1SlIED-PLEASANT
Il third-foor back room At 92g X VI. n. W.
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LNOR REN1-NICELY FUR. Rooms.
II one on second floor and ono on third In
newly furnished house and private family
Reasonable. g2i Westminster NJ. N. w., bet
9th and 10th and aud r..
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UCR LFNT- iig6 i01H AT. y. W, NEAi'
L cor Maf.. ave. beautiful rooms cxccliea.
tltlc and moderate charges.
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IIOR RENT-si5 18TH sT. S. W. FUR.
II nishcd rooms, single and en- suite. with
tOnrd. at reasonable rates.
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INOR RENT--R0OMS, WITH OR WITHOUT
II board, In private family; l3j24 Il A.. y. W.;
one minute from iith st.; Belt cars every few
minutes.
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NOR REMITTANCE COMMUNICATING
II rooms, 2d floor; elegantly furnished, bath,
&c; also two 3d-story rooms, front ana rear;
nicely furnished; meals II desired. 5i3 Iith st.
n
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VITANTED-BY A BRIGHT YOUNG COL
w ored man, situation as coachman or
driver for doctor or to make himself useful
about the house; good reference. Apply W! l.
ri. n. W.
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IIoR RENT-iioi l. sT y. W.-HANn.
IL somely furnished suite Of rooms "a nnnr,
CRATES and furnace heats also front room, %
floor; excellent table.
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U'oR HFNT-A VERY DESIRABLE Sc
II Ond floor front room ON VI o. near iiih %
81 cap; also good table board. Address Box o.,
this oflicc.
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I,OR RENT NT-UNFURNistiED SECOND
II floor; heat, gas and bath on same noor near
cars and market; no objection 10 housckccgin
or caterer. 1902 q ~ N. w.
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BRIEF NOTES.

Howard May last evening picked up q
Misunderstanding slung-shot on X
street, near Fourth.
Frank Kcyer, a railroad employc, has
caused the arrest of Thomas Eoheim and
VIM. Sweeney, fellow employees, for an
alleged assault upon him, which nc says
was committed without cause.
IN the vicinity OF Twentieth and O
streets n number Of dogs have lately been
poisoned. and now each bereaEed owner
has loaded his shotgun in anticipation of
a visit from the burgiarious sojourners in
our midst.
At the meeting of the Board of City
Trustees yesterday, Chief Engineer judo
of the Water Works reported that during
the past week 43, 3,5&S, ,G20 gallons OF water
were pumped. The Holly engine was
run thirty-tive hours and the Stevens
lCl3 hours.
A man named King is in the County
Jail charged with felony. having been
brought from Folsom. He is charged
with stealing pair Of horses and wagon
and load of watermelons. The former
were taken from here, and the melons
from Studarus, at BOutier's Station.
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ownership of stock, and the early lessons
lead to deeper interest later on.
Grass lands need heavy manuring as
well as corn or wheat land. Grass de-
prives the soil of its elements in proper
ton to the degree of cropping given the
land. When grass has been moved
several times the land has been made to
Go more than its duty, and the same effect
occurs when cattle Craze the grass
closely. An excellent time to apply ma
nure is in the fall, after the grass begins
to fail.
One popularity of the Emerald Gem
cantaloupe is that as soon as it becomes
ripe 1t loosens its hold on the vine and
rolls away. Until this happens it is not
ripe. 1t does not indicate the degree of
rpeneSs by the color of the outer rlnd, as
it is dark, but as it loosens its hold when
ripe, no difficulty is met with in deter
mining the ripe ones from those that are
green. 1t is also one of the best varieties
grown.
Special fertilizers for potatoes have
given wonderful yields on potatoes this
season. Sandy soils have been found
capable OF giving large yields when the
seed is properly cut and special potato
fertilizers used. 1t has also been noticed
that by the use of fertilizers there is less
rot or disease compared with potatoes
grown where barnyard manure has been
applied.
When you find your barn has become
too full, and your grain and hay crops
are heavy, ii will be better to procure
more stock. The farmer who sells his
raw material in the shape Of some pro
duca, such rs meat, milk or butter, re-
celves profit from two sources. lie is,
to certain extent, a manufacturer, his
animals being the agents for changing
his foods into more saIable articles, while
the refuse products tmaHUresl may be
used another season.
Buckwheat keeps down most annual
weeds, and ii ripens so quickly after
sowing that those which mroW among il
cannot perfect the seed t also has an
advantage 3Vor most other CROPS IN not
furnishing desirable food for Wire-worms
and white grubs. One or two seasons
with it viii clear insect enemies out and
leave the land richer than before, as If
grown year after year It's scattered seed
iurnlsh green manure 10 keep up the
supply OF vegetable matter il the soil.
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LIQUOR MEN.
They VIII Pay the License for This
Quarter.

They VIII Pay the License for This
Quarter.
The Liquor Dealers Association held a
secret meeting last evening at the Capital
Hotel, for the purpose of determining
what course to pursue with referenceto
the raised liquor licenses.
Attorney W. \. Anderson. who, with
Grove L. Johnson, has been retained by
the liquor men, advised his clients to pay
the present quarters license quietly, and
thus save the heavy court costs that
would be otherwise incurred. He said
he was as confident as ever of the legal
standing OF the liquor mems side Of the
case, but thought it would be better TO
have the contest on one OF two of the
c;;SCS.
The liquor men rs q rule agreed that
the advice was good, and said they would
act upon it..
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THE W He 3 iJAi En-.
New Uniforms for the Capital Citys-
The CI;b Rapidly Growing.

New Uniforms for the Capital Citys-
The Cl';b Rapidly Growing.
The statement having been published
that Il. Il. Bernard and Robert Brown
had bocn chosen respectively President
and Captain OF the West Side Bicycle
Ciu0, an officer Of the Capital City
Wheeimen's Club desires it stated that
there is no West Side club. and that both
the gentlemen named are members OF the
Capital Citys.
The latter club, he says, was never in
as li0urishing condition as ut present
Eighteen new members We're recently
admitted. The club has Il comfortable
headquarters in the Odd Fellows build
ing. The members have lately procured
new uniforms, and will make Il hand
some appearance III their future outings.
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Room Burglar Cantnred.

Police officer Mclaughlin and Special
Officer Eldred last evening succeeded in
capturing the individual who on Sunday
morning entered barber Rogers room
and stole quantity Of the latter's clothes.
The man gave the name Of George Haas
The officers had been looking for him for
two days and night, and were about to
give up the search when they captured
him. The man is believed to have com
mitted several other room burglaries.
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Postal Matters

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.-The Post
master at st. Louis, Mo-, will hereafter
dispatch the through registered pouches
made up at his Office for San Francisco,
Cal, via st. Louis and Council Bluffs
L. 2. o., at S:25 Z. NJ
Star service changes: Orovillo to Clip
per Mills, from September 4th, change
service SC. as TO supply Clipper Mills at
the new site.
CAPE MAY, Aug. 3L-Postmasters ap-
pointed: Levi Il. Davis. Newcastle, Wy
oming; James 7. DriscoM, Eureka. Utah.
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To-day:s Auction Sale.

At 10 o'clock this forenoon Bell & Co.
will sell at auction at the Fourteenth and
D street stock yards, by order of He'll
bron Brothers, block No. 27, Washington,
Yolo County, with all the improvements;
also lots /, 2, 3, /, 5 and in block Is, in
the same town.
There will also be sold Cocoa, bay
stallion, four years old, by Falls; also
Sycamore, d four-year-old bay stallion,
by Prompter. Also some fixtures, for
merly used at the Washington meat
market
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Crop Failure in Enrnnn.

New York, Aug. 31.-Colonel Mont
gomery of Oregon, just returned from
Germany, said to-day: ''The crop failure
in Europe is general, and distress is sure
to follow. l was all over Germany and
saw that rain had ruined wheat and rye.
The people will have TO look to this conn-
try for relief. The potato crop in Cont
mental Europe has been more or less a
failure, and people will look with long
ing eyes toward America"
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Genera! f,osecrans n Grapdfet;,o,.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81. General Rose
Grams was receiving numerous congratu-
lations at his office in the Treasury to-
day over the following telegram Just re-
ceived from his son-in-law. Governor
Toole: Your Montana grandson sends
his compliments. Lily is doing well. J.
X. Toole. "
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Funeroi Off \. Toufzotte,,

The funeral of the late j. a. Laufkotter
took place yesterday from the Cathedral
and was largely attended. The services
We're conducted by Rev. Father Grace.
The church choir sang several pieces, the
Prayer" The pall-bearers were Mayor
Comstock, George Ritchie, James Me
Guire, W. Hook, n. Ewers and Jacob
E1-ipCaI
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Ohcers Elected.

The Directors of the Sacramento Mexi-
can Mining Company met last night, or
ganized and elected officers. J. w. Arm
dent. r0h3 = Tooncr ,,ct Vice ei PTeeident.
c. Irvine, Treasurer, and 3. S. Nourse,
Secretary. On Wednesday evening there
viii be a general meeting of all stock
holders to adopt bylaws, and transact
other business
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NGTICEOT STREET WORK I05.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
i that the Board of Trustees OF the City Of
Sacramento, OH the 24th day of August / SGl
the following street work to be done, viz; THAT
Oakavcnue, from the east gutter iineOf fSevcnth
street TO the west gutter line Of Eighth street
granite blocks, constructing granite curling
and relaying stone cTosSwalks at the alley
crossings.
For further particulars reference is hereby
made to said resolution on iilc III the Office 0f
the Street Commissioner
Sacrunleato, August p. 1891.
WNi. MCLAUGHLIN,
Street Commissioner OF the City o. Sacra-
mcnto. auoZEr
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Cgrltcrni 3.1ntfrcn.

7 ADJ I1S-IF YOU WANT TO MAKE
! ! mo- ey writing at your own homes. ud.
ofe5$, i1c sing stamp, hILMER & Co,
92NtA beAo. ma. au29-1Ot*
fs1hE FINEST LUNCH HOUSE-CAPITAI,
j Ale vaults. NAGELE Il SNENSSON
Lunch from 4 A. VI. to . p. II. Clam Chowdcr
and MuSsei Soup every evening, 6 to . O'Clock.
NEST Wines, Liquors and Cigars. aul3-tf
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Guns and UardvyaI,e at Auction,

On Thursday, the Sd inst, Bell & Co.
will sell at 10 \. N. sharp, on the prelni-
ses, SOP X street, by order Of J. II. Mer-
rail-, all the stock OF guns, hardware and
tools contained in said store. The entire
stock will be sold in lots-a good chance
for dp2l lerS
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Charged Mith Grand Larcenr.

Officers Mclaughlin and Eldred last
night arrested Henry W'elch, who is
charged with grand larceny. The cir
cumstance out OF which the charge origi-
mated could not be learned at the Police
Station.
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NOTICE OF STREET VTOBE-No. I06.

DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
[ that the Board of Trustees OF the CITY OF
sacramento, On the gath day of August. 1891
adopted Il resolution OF its intention to order
the following street work TO be done, viz: That
ID street, from the east line of Eleventh stree.
to the west hneOt Twelfth street and from the
cast line of Twelfth street 10 the west line Of
Thirteenth street, be improved by gTaGin,r
and graveling 10 the oficial grade, construct
ing redwood curDing and filling behind tho
same ior a width not to exceed eight tSl feet
For further particulars reference is herohv
made to safe resolution on file in the Office Of
the street Commissioner.
Sacramento, August 27, 1891.
WM. NTCLAUGUIIN
Street Commissioner of The City OF Sacr1.
mento. ar.,-Gt
NOTICE OF SALE or IRRIGhVrON
~ District EouGs.-Thc Board of DIrectors
ofPomona Orange Belt irrigation DisfriciyyfI
sell at the Ohc3 OF tie bOaro IN the Cit,- of Tp-
mona, County OF Los Angeles, State Sf CATS
lornia, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. ON tflJESDA Y the
15th cay of September, 1891 ef.snf EorGsCr
said district, of the par value of i've hundred
(5o0 dollars each. Sealed proposals will b..
received by the board, ut their said Office. for
the purchase OF said bonus till the Cav and
hour above named. BY order of tic board Of
directors. FRANK p. FIREY, Secretary
au2l-20t
FgHIIE WEEKLY UNION IS THE PAPER
4 TO send 10 friends in the East
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SUPERIOR COURT
Department One-Catlin, Judge.

MONDAY, August 31st.
People vs.. Fan Fay ana Fat Fay, burglary
Defendants arrIi4ncd and allowed one day to
plead. W. II. Devlip appointed TO defend.
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5nsf-3nnun.


T OST-SECOND AND j, COLLECTION
IL book. Return to z. w. MELVIN, us X
street, and be rewarded. seI-tf
T OST-A BLACK SPANISH SLUT. LONG
Il ears. The finder will please leave her at
the TRIPE FACTORY ,Twenty-seventn street
between Q and r and receive reward. se1-3tS
T OST-BETWEEN THE BALL GROUNDS
| 4 and the Capital Hotel on Friday a scarf
pm set with small diamond and blue stone.
return TO RECoRD-UEIoN Office and be liber-
ally rewarded. au24-7t%
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Go Let pr Rrttt.


rIHO RENT-A HOUSE OF Z ROOMS. BATH
i and Closets 72S Eighth street, corner II;
rent, S22 per month, water included. Inquire
at 73O Eighth street. scl-ot#
EOR RENT-THEPACIFIC, 721 STREET,
Il newly furnished rooms. A. f. PRATT T.Sl-1m
TfIO LET-HOUSE ON THIRD STREET.
yard with fruit trees ana stable. Inquire at
304J street. :. ROSENFELD. se1-1w
TTIO RENT NICELY FURNISHED
4 bay-window room; also large room. Board
optional. 1928 ii street. au31-3t*
I01kK STREET.-THE LET, \ DESIRABLE
ICI = and new upper Hat 6 rooms, newly
p&DeIod, all modern improvements ana base
mcnt; VIII be vacant September 1St. Apply
at 7l9 l. street. au27-tf
ITO RENT - THREE LARGE UNFUR-
| nished rooms tor housekeeping, with
wardrobe, china-cloSet and panury. 1928,
corner second and streets. au25-6t<
rJ1o LET-THE BRUCE HOUSE. ON j
L street, between Tenth and Eleventh. IN
quire at GUTHRIE BROS, 127 ST. au12-tf
TJyO RENT-CITY HOTEL. SACRAMENTO;
/ 80 rooms, all furnished; doing good buSi-
ness; rare chance for hotelman; no others
need apply. For particulars inquire OF Z.
CONLAN, 3l1 IL street. au0-tf
c01-RENT OF NINE ROOMS. BATH.
t1Ot~ gas, all in good repair, at us Eighth
street. inquire ut 22 Eignth street.
HOTEL OF 100 ROOMS ALL FUR
/ nished, full of boarders and roomers to
lease; best location. Inquire at 1907 Fourth.
FURNISHED ROOMS AT CENTRAL
L House from So per month upward; also
family rooms at low prices. HORNLEIN
BROS, Proprietors.