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with papers in suit for $4,000 damages, re-
sulting from an alleged assault. which 1t Is
said took place here two weeks ago on
man named Kipp. Mr.. Stewart saws that
Kipp attempted to blaekmail him. General
10 Hamilton will be prosecuting attorney In
the case, which comes up In the Superior
Court In Auburn at an early date.
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The Colusa Election Case.

EVANSVILLE, June 4.-Arguments in the
ColuSa election fraud case are still in prog
ress. General Chapman, for the defense.
occupied the entire day and will conclude
tomorrow. Sixty jurors came up to-day
for the next case, which was set for trial on
Monday, w. p. Culver being the defendant.
Judge Grant Of Yul0 will try the next case,
Judge Davis having been ordered to Hum
bOIdt by Governor Markham. The court
room has been crowded to hear the aTgu-
ments, many ladies being present.
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EASTERN RACES.
Slow Tracks at Chicago and LatOnIa.
Morris Park Fast.

CHICAGO. June 4-The track was slow
to-day. and the winners were:
Three-quarters of a mile Urman won
Blue Banner and Bill Nye ran dead heat
for place. Time, :26h.
Seven-eighths of a mile, Ivanhoe won,
Pat COnley second, Bolster third. Time,
:39.
Five-eighths of mile, Jim Murphy won,
Vantage second. Milo third. Time, / 10.
One mile aud a sixteenth. Fakir won, Post
Odds second, Rose Howard third. Time,
1902.
One mile, Heller Shelter won, Silverado
second, RedIight third. Time, ;55
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Girls Injured By Giant Powder.

SACRAMENTO, June 4.-The evening Bees
fGOld Rum special says: A very painful
accident occurred here yesterday. Miss
BeTnce Kinder. girl Of y years, in COM
pauy with her sister, one year younger, Sc
cured a piece of giant powder. which was
provided with percussion cap from box
which their father thought was safe from
their reach. The giIls poured water on the
powder and then attempted to remove the
cap, which resulted in an explosion, tearing
away the left hand and iujuring the right
one of one girl and injuring the other girl
slightly 10 the face.
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VETERANS AT WILLOWS.
Reunion Of the G. A. B, Association Of North

Reunion Of the G. A. R. Association Of North
ern California
WILLOWS, June 4.-Willows was aglow
to-day with decorations in honor of the fifth
annual G. A. r. reunion of the Association
Of Northern California. The trains arrived
loaded with delegates and visitors, and
many came from the surrounding country.
At least 1000 visitors are here from ali parts
of the State, and it is expected that not less
than 5000 will come tomorrow. Judge
Buckles aud a large delegation of Solano
County veterans are here. AttOrney-Gen-
eral Hart will speak Saturday night. Gen
eraI Chapman and other prominent men
will also make speeches. Great prepare
tiOns have been made for successful re-
Uniou
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TOOK LAUDANUM.
A Woman Found in a Cemetery in an IN
conscious Condition.


SACRAMENTO. June AIRS. George,
whose husband was killed in the fear full
railroad disaster at Cascade about year
ago. was found lying unconscious in the
Odd Fellows plat at the City Cemetery
shortly after o'clock last evening. Her
head was resting on the mound that covered
the remains of a former lady friend and a
half-flled bottle of laudanum was by her
side. Mt and Mrs. George McManus, who
are we'll acquainted with Mrs. George, hap
pened to be driving near the cemetery and
the insenSlbie woman was placed in their
buggy and taken to their residence. Here
she was soUn restored to consciousness and
pronounced cut Of danger. The circum-
stances were such as TO cause a report to be
circulated throughout the neighbOrhoOd
that Mrs. George had attempted suicide.
Tie latter denies this, however. but saws
she has been afflicted with neuralgia and
has used laudanum 10 ease the severe pain.
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A Cnntested Elaction.

SACRAMENTO, June 4-Much excitement
prevailed here yesterday over the result Of
Tuesdays school election OF Trustee.
Charles Townsend was elected by small
majority, but it is claimed that the election
q illegal. as It was held in Q saloon. The
defeated citizens have contested and filed
their papers.
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Accidental Death.

SAN LEANDRo, June 4-COroner Evers
held an inquest here this afternoon on the
remains of Mrs. Mary Clancy, aged IS
years, who had her skull fractured by the
Overturning Of her buggy on Memorial day
while on her way to Oakland. Her horse
was frightened by hand-car. A verdict Of
accidental death was rendered.
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And In accordance with law and order OF The
Board of Directors made the 22d daY of April.
1891, so many shares of each parcel OF such stock
may be necessary viii be sold at public auction
at the office of the company, Ale California ST.,
Room II, San Francisco, Cal, on Thursday. the
18th day OF June, 1891, at the hour Of O'Clock
of said day TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs of advertising and
penSeS Of sale.
J. +. NORMAN. Secretary.
ofnce-419 California ST., Room II. san Fran
cisco, Cal. my2S I'd
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New YORK, June 4.-The Directors of
the American Sugar Refining Company met
yesterday and decided to declare full semi
annual dividend on preferred stock to-mor-
row and then set aside enough money TO
provide for dividends Oh preferred stock for
the rest of the year. Whatever cash re-
mains will be declared dividend on COM
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At Morris Park.

WESTMINSTER On. ", June A. The
track was fast and the winners were:
Five and half furlongs, La Tosca won,
Civil Service second, Key West third
Time, :04R.
One mile, SNOWFALL won, Long Dance sec
ond, Kingmaker third. Time, 1 AK.
One and an eighth miles. Maidstone won,
Senorta second, Lepanto third. Time, / :55
Five-eighths OF a mile. VeStibule Won. St.
FlOrian second, Laughing Water third.
Time, 0:59A
Thrre-Quarters of a mile, Pessara won,
PIntriguante second, Flavella third Time,
iii.
One mile. Esquimau won, Styrke second,
Kempland third. Time 1:41A.
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Publishing Comnanv Attached

New YORK, June 4.-The New York
Dispatch Publishing Company is in the
Sheriffs hands. the executions aggrtgating
S44, ia, capital stock is $125.000 The COM
pany published the New York Dispatch,
Daily Traveller and Hotel, Record, Darke's
Magazine and the Evening Gail.
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American Assoc,atior

ST. LOUIS, June 4.-St Louis IL, Balti-
mores l.
COLUMBUS, June 4.-Columbus 9. Wash
ingtons 0.
CINCINNATI. June 4-Cinclnnatis 3, Ath-
leticS l.
LOUISVILLE, June 4-Louisvilles G, Bos-
tons 3.
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rnorrssoR AuGusr A. RosrNnrRn.

While asleep ednesday morning Professor
A. A. Rosenberg passed over 70 the silent ma
jority. he had etired In good health the pre-
viOus evening and the FIRST intimatiOn of his de-
cease was when an effolt was made To awake
him. Heart disease was The cause His spec
ialty was music, In which he exceed. lie leaves
widow and SOU His remains Will be cremat ed
at Los Angeles in compliance with his oftre.
heated wish.
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SACRAMENTO, June 4.-Duden's black
smith-ship. house, tank and windmill, 10
Gated few miles this side of FloriD, were
destroyed by fire last night. The structures
made a great blaze, the glare being Observa-
bic from this city. The property was III
sured for 5000
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habeas corpus on the ground that he could
not be sentenced to prison for more than
five years, because his offense was burglary
in the second degree. The Supreme Court
found that Williams was properly sentenced
in view of prior convictions.
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Take Them All In.

LITTLE Rock Ark. June AT the con-
vention of the National Travellers Pro-
tective Association yesterday the consti-
tuition was so changed as to admit all
business men as honorary members on the
payment of S25, with the privilege of taking
out $1,000 life insurance policy.
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At Latonia.

CINCINNATI, June 4.-The track was slow
and the winners were as follows:
One mile and seventy yards, Cashier WOE,
Consignee second, Remedy third. Time,
:57%.
ond. Mirabeau third. Time, 81.
One mile and an eighth, Red Sign won,
Mora second, ShibDOleth third. Time, 2:04.
One mile and an eighth, Valera won,
Dickerson second, Georgetown third. Time,
2:07.
Half mile, Judge Hughes won, Francis
second, Hamline third. Time, 0:53h.
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Chamber of Commerce Banouet.

me ahhUaI DahqueI OF the Uhamb3r OF
Commerce will take place on Wednesday
next. at which about ITO will be present.
Among the guests will be Warner Miller,
President of the Nicaragua Canal Construc-
ton Company; members of Congress, mill
larry and naval officers and others.
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Interesting Exercises.

SAN RAFAEL, June 4.-The closing exer-
cises of the St Vincenrs Orphan Asylum
were held to-day, consisting OF music sing
ing and Rotations, which were admirably
rendered by the 600 boys now living at the
school Many invited guests attended the
exercises,
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MISS L. TRACY.

Miss L. Tracy, one OF the early principals of
the Field Seminary, and lately conducting a
seminary, died on Wednesday at 967 Alice
street, Oakland, from heart disease. She was
10 years OF age ana native OF New York, re-
ceved her early education at Leroy, in that
state, and came TO California early In 1873 The
] racy Institute at Rochester was founded by
hQr
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At Philadalnhia

PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-The home team
batted Baldwin hard at the right time to-
day, while the visitors could do nothing
with Esper. Philadelphia 8, PittSburgs 2.
BatterieS-Esper and Clements, Baldwin
and Mack
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Cash i'm the sub-Treasurv,

The total cash on hand on the S1st ult. at
the local Sub Treasury footed up ST.. $685.
III 30; standard dollars shipped in Nav.
So, 500; fractional coin, S146, 500.
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MINERAL KING NJ. AND N. COMPANY.

OCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSI.
II ness, san Francisco, Cal; location OF WORKS
Pioneer District, Pnal County, Arizona Territory.
Notice There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment mo. 81
levied on the 23d day of March, 1891, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
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at Boston.

BosToN, June 4.-The home team put up
a very poor game to-day and were easily
beaten. Clevelands 6. BOstons l. Batteries
-Zimmer and Young. Nichols and Camel.
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CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN.
BASEBALL GAMES.

Anson's Colts Badly Defeat the BridegroOms
at Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, June 4.-The bridegrooms
gave a miserable exhibition to- day, and the
Chicago team won as they pleased. Brook
lyns Z, Chicagos II. Enthusiastically and
Hemming, Stein and Kittredge.
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A STREET FIGHT,
Two Young Men Exchange Shots and then
Cliuch

SALINAS, June "A shooting scrape oc
cured on Main street this afternoon. The
principals were Eugene Kidd and Lou
Davis, well-known parties here. The ARRAY
grew from an old score. Two shots We're
fred. neither Of which took effect owing to
the close quarters. They c.inched and
Davis as badly cut on the head from blows
with revolver, which are thought not to
be fatal. Both parties were at once placed
under arrest
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At New York.

NEW YORK, June 4-The Cincinnati boys
couldn't gauge Keefe'S curves to-day very
we'll. New Yorks 4. Cincinnatis q Batter
ies-Buckley and Keefe, Harrington and
Rhines.
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WilIiam CuIliran,s Case.

A complaint charging William CullIgan
with threats against the life of j. Silyev was
dismissed in Junge Joaehimsen's court YES
terday
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II. w. Patton, at one time city editor of
the Los Angeles Herald, has taken charge
Of unfortunate Louis Munson's paper. the
Banning Herald.
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snit for an Alleged Assault.

SACRAMENTO, June 4-James Stewart, a
promfnent business man and one of our bsse-
known citizens, was on Wednesday served
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Quite Properly Sentenced.

Gus Williams, who was sentenced in 1887
to ten years imprisonment in San Quentin,
petitiOned the Supreme Court for release on
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Bishop-elect Thomas F. Gaylor of the
Episcopal Diocese Of Georgia is 50 years Of
age and a native of Memphis.
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Early Barley,

ELMIRA, June 4.-The first barley Of the
season was delivered at AllisOn's warehouse
to-day. IL is of fair quality, and the yield
is sixteen sacks per acre.
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Races Iostponed

Races Postponed.
SEATTLE, June 1.-The races at Kent
were postponed to-day on account of rain.
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The Donohoe- Kelly Banking Company
CAPITAL....SI.OO 900. % o.
PAID-UP CAPITAL.............. 900.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL...SI,O O0.0 20
PAID-UP CAPITAL...............6 SO, 900
Successors to DOnohoe, Kelly & Co., San Francisco
JOSEPH A. DON0HOE.,.......... President
HOWARD NENS..................V ice-PreSident
JOHN w. FLOOD ........... Cashier
j. A. DONOH0E JR ............,.. Assistant Cashier
DIRECT0RS-Joseph A. Donohoe, Eugene Kelly,
Adam Grant. Irving NJ. Scott, Joseph G. Eastland,
John J. McKinnon, John Birmingham. Howard
Ravens, John W. Flood. j. A. Donohoe Jr.
CORES PONDENTS-Ne York, Eugene Kelly
i Co.; Chicago, The Hibernian Banking AssocIa-
tion s.. Louis, The Citizens Savings Bank; Port
land Oregon, rhe First National Bank, and other
points In Oregon and Washington.
Sell Bills of Exchange and Teiegraphie Transfers
on Eugene Kelly & Co.. New YORK; The COnsolida-
ted Bank London: Bank OF Ireland, Dublin; Andre
Neufize 4 Co., Paris and principal cities In Ger
many.
Issue Letters OF Credit available In the United
States aud Europe, and transact general Banking
and Collection business iez m
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BIR -MARRIAGES-DEATHS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must he handed In at
either OF the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorized
TO have the same published.J
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NORRIS PARKS LAST DAY.
Two Stake Events the Feature of I'll
Occasion

Two Stake Events the Feature Of the
Occasion.
MORRIS PARK, n. Y, Oct. 15.-This was
the last day of the legitimate racing season
in this state, and also Of the fall meeting of
the New York Jockey Club. Two stake
events, the Pelham Bay handicap and White
Plains handicap, we're the features. The
track was heavy from the recent rains. At
the lower turn it was sloppy, aud only few
patches on the hills were really dry. The
winners were at these odds: -Four to /, to
l, to 2 to l, Is to l aud 6 to 5. Follow
ing ia a summary:
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs. Sir George won
with Lizzie second and Tormentor third.
Time 1l3A.
SECOND RAcx-Five furlongs. Grand Prix
won, with Alliquippa second and Alcalde third.
Time 1:01.
THIRD RAcE-One and one-quarter niles
King Maker won, with Judge Morrow second
and Reckon third. Tme2:l24.
FOURTH RACS-White Plains handicap for
2year-olds, total value to be $4,000 six fur
longs. st. Fiorian led the way half way down
the hill and then quit. Wah Jim then took up
the running and looked all over a winner fifty
yards from the wire, but Hamilton on Dagohet
rushed out in irresistible fashion and won at the
post by head from Wah Jim, who was a head
before Rex. Time l:131A
FIFTH RAcg-Pelham Bay handicap for 3-year-
Odds $1,000 added, one and one quarter miles.
Kirkover won in big gallop by length and a
half from Pickncker, who was second the entire
route Russell was third. Time PIP.
SIXTH kACE-Heats of six furlongs. The first
heat was won by Actor, with Roquefort second
and Donohue third. Happy Day was dstanced
with RoQuefort second aud Cynosure third.
Time l:l31S.
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FLoRIDA's METROPOLIS.
Artificial Propagation OF ehad - A
Abandoned Bark Fought In.

Artificial Propagation OF ehad - An
abandoned Bark Fought In.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. 15.-Dr. H.
H Cary, fish commissioner OF Georgia. ar
rived in the city this morning and left for
South Florida at noon. DR.. Cary has just
come from a tour Of inspection within his
own territory as state commissioner,
and Is making another at the in
stance of the United States
fish commission and in this behalf is to look
into the matter OF the artificial propagation
of shad In the St. johns. The uationAl au-
thorities regard the ultimate disappearance
of shad from the st. Johns as a certainty
unless artificial propagation is resorted to,
and Commissioner Cary's visit is one of
great interest TO the people of the entire st.
Johns country.
AN ABANDONED BARK BROUGHT IN.
The American bark John Harvey, fro n
Brunswick TO Rio Janeiro with co., 900
| feet of lumber, has been picked up at sea
waterlogged and abandoned The vessel
has been towel into Sapelo. and Capt. T. s.
Fells, underwriters agent OF this city. left
for thai port this morning TO take
charge of the vessel in Obedience to @ ca
biegTa from Lloyds. There is no trace Of
the crew of the unfortunate bark.
| DR.. A j. Huntooa Of the central board of
examiners of the civil service commission of
| Washington was ia the city to-day e1amin-
| ing applicants for positions in the service.
| M G. Jordan, as attorney for the
mechanics. who erected the Sub Tropical ex-
position, will bring suit against the recent
| purchasers of the "sub" and endeavor to
| have the forced sale declared void. Mr..
Jordan claims that Mr.. Wurts, the trustee,
| violated his duty.
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THE FORGERY DISCOVERED.
ATLANTA's EXPOSITION.

Whisky Sailing and Pool Selling Apt
to be Conspicuous by Their Absence.
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 15.-The King Solo
mon show and pool and whisky selling have
involved the exposition in peck of trouble.
The council granted the exposition company
the right to sell pools. The mayor refused
to act on the ordnance and it became
imperative. The company then claimed that
their grounds were only incorporated
for police protection, and that neither the
council nor the mayor had a right to make
a law to govern pool-selliug on their prop
erty. To-day the 1890 Club comes back at
them and saws rece t act OF the legislature
prohibits whisky selling within three mIlea
of church. Therefore the company will
have to give up the whisky. as Rock Spring
church is within the prescribed limits. The
King Solomon show was advertised not 10
cost visitors anything extra. The grand
stand and the exhibition space, however
have been inclosed. 1t is necessary, then,
TO either pay quarter or remain on the
outside and look a. the shooting stars. The
people here are indignant that such decep-
ton should be practiced on them.
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TALLAHASSEE TOPICS.
Opening of the Supreme CouTt-Deie-
gates to the Road Congress

Opening of the Supreme Court-Deie-
gates to the Road Congress
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Oct l5-Ihe su-
prene court of Florida met here to-day,
/ and as Secretary Of State John l.. Craw-
ford has not as yet attested the signature of
the governor or affixed the great seal OF the
state to the commission Of K H. III David
son. recently appointed United states SEN
ator tine first and most important order of
business Of the court will IL all probability,
be the issuing Of a writ Of mendamus COM
manding Secretary Crawford 70 snow cause
why he has not done SC.
Gov. Fleming has appointed delegates to
represent Florida at the sou.hern road con-
gress, which meets at Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 20,
as follows: J. A. Carlisle Of Gainesville,
J, w. Trammell of Lakeland, J. II. AcKin-
nee of Mariana and J. F. Richbourg of
Oak Grove.
Amos Lowe Of Key West has been sp-
pointed by Gov. Fleming 70 be notary pub
lie for tue state at large.
Henry II. Harrison of Titusville will 60
to Washington TO convey the memorial to
congress passed by the recent legislature
asking for an appropriation of $500, 0OO TO
build breakwater at the cone of Cape Ca
naveral light house.
George A. Beard of this city and Miss
Bledsoe of Virginia will be married Oct. "a.
Among be unique decorations of the
main building of the Columbian exposition
at Chicago in 1898 will be impressions of
the great seals of all the states and terrific
ries. Application has already been made
20 Gov. Fleming for an impression of the
great seal Of Florida for that purpose
The work OF laying iron on the Florida,
Georgia ard Western railway was begun
here to-day.
Gov. Fleming to-day appointed George
w. Walker of Tallahassee to be state at
torney for the Second Judicial circuit, to
fill the vacancy caused by the death Of
Judge E. c. Love.
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CRAR4AsrON's TICKETS.

The Regular Wing of the Party Rs
nominate Mayor Bryan.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. 15.-The reg
ular wing of the city democracy held a con-
vention tonight and nominated Mayor
Bryan for reelection, with the following
board Of aldermen: First ward, \. B.
Murray and Jas. F. Redding; Second ward,
z. Davis and J. A. Smythe; Third ward, c.
Friersus aud c. w. Stiles; Fourth ward, j.
NJ. Siegnious and J. J. Lilienthal; Fifth
ward, S. Broderick and G. S. Gadsden
Sixth war;, A. Z. C. Cramer and D.
O'Neill; Seventh ward, w. Z. Holmes and
B. F. McCabe; Eighth ward, CsA. CHS
holm and R. c. Barley; Ninth wsrd. A. J.
Riley and A. johnson; Tenth ward, W. F.
Strong and C. N. Wells; Eleventh ward,
E. B. Holling and c. L. Meyer; Twelfth
ward, H. L. Gade and o. c. Beckman.
OF these ten are members of the present
board. Four are Irishmen, three Germans
and the others natives.
The reformers had big ratification mass
meeting tonight at which Mr. Ficken, their
nominee for mayor, made a speech.
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MACON MENTION.

Burial OF Mrs Herdeman Hotel
Lanier Sold to Local syndicate.
MACON, GA, Oct. 15.-Ms. Thomas
Harde nan was buried this afternoon at 3
o'clock in Rose Hill cemetery in the pres
ence of one of the largest conoourses Of peo-
pie ever attending a funeral in Macon.
The Hotel Lanier was sold to-day to a
syndicate of Macon mon composed OF
Messrs. Morse era ford. Sperry. Strang,
AItmeyer and Flaleau. The price paid was
$4,000. improvements will be made.
This shuts out Mr.. Sangster, who was re-
ported as buying the hotel.
The Macon presbytery was in session here
to-day with about 100 ministers AID promi-
nent Presbyterisns in attendance. The Sos
sion convened 'thi' morning at 9 o'clock i'll
the Second Presbyterian church. Rev. j.
w. Watdell preached the oraning sermon.
Only routine business was transacted to-
day. The presbytery will be in session the
entire week.
Fire this afternoon at English's compress
came near destroying a large amount OF
cotton. The flames were extinguished with
difficulty and only $500 loss.