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Church Dnttces.

~ ERAAN LUTHERAN CHURCH, COR
VI ner Twelfth and X streets.-Sermon at
1890 a. VI. Subject: Die Crosse Abrech-
nung: kommet Her, Genet Him. You are
cordially invited.
CIXTEENTH STREET LUTHERAN
y Church.-Rev. w. s. Hoskinson. Preach
ing morning and evening A cordial welcome
Tor you.
q GIXTH-STREET NJ. E. CHURCH, BE-
y tween n and 1.-The pastor. Rev. T. c.
George, will preach. Evening subject: Temp
tation," a sermon TO young men. Sabbath
school at 1915. EpwOrth League at 6:30.
You will be very welcome.
GONGREG ATIONAL CHURCH-SIXTH
" street. Rev j. B. Koehne, pastor. The
Pastor will preach morning and evening. Sab
bath-school at 1890 P. N. Y. p. s. c. 4. at
6:l5 p. N; Morning subject: The Nature
OF Christ" Evening subject: zine Devils
Creed A fine orchestra VIII furnish special
music. The public invited.
UNITARIAN CHURCH, PYTHIAN HALL.
y corner of Ninth and I.-Rev. T. j. Horner,
pastor. Services at IL A. VI. Subject: sin
Memoriam, ""We All Do Fade as Leaf Soci-
ETY. meeting after service. Sunday-School after
the society meeting.
ROURTEENTH-STRE PRESBYTE-
L rian Church, between o and Prey.
w. II. Baugh, pastor. Sermon at IL A. NJ.
Subject: The Ideal and Real.n Lecture at
7:30. Subject: sSlx Biunders in Religion"
NT ESTAIINsTER RESBYTERIAN
w Church, corner of Sixth and l. Streets
Rev. K. NJ. Stevenson. pastor. Subjects:
1915 A. NJ, "Giying Ourselves to the Lord;
7:30 p. N. Taking Christ Into the Boat
All are requested to pray for Gods blessing
on these services.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. EIGHTH STREET.
" between and OBJ. B. Burton. pastor
Preaching at / 4. NJ. and 7:3O p. NJ. Subject:
Restoration of Primitive Christianity Y
z. :. G. h. at $50 P. N. A welcome to all.
THIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. NINTH AND
L B.-Rey. a. C. Herrick, pastor, will
preach at IL. Sabbath-school, 1915. Young
Peoples meeting. $50. Evening services,
1880, by the children. Welcome TO all.
CT. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
= Eighth street. between and J.-Rev. G.. A.
0ttmann, rector. Services at 7:30 A. NJ, II
A. NJ and 7:30 P. N. Sunday-school at 1916.
Music lie DeGm,r Giebel. 0ffertory, Come
Unto Me- bass SOLO: Cantata, d. Buck, in c;
'Deus Miscreatur," D. Buck, in E.
EUREKA BRANCH, THEOSoPHICAn
u Society Regular public meeting as usual,
at Headquarters. 61O12 / street, at 7:30. Mrs.
VI. B. Smith will conclude THE Esoteric Basis
of Christianity Branch meeting, to which
visitors are also welcome, Thursday. 7:30 P. NJ
THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
i Latter-day Saints meets on Sundays at
P. NJ. in Howe's schoolroom on Sixth street.
between and K. open TO all. No collection
taken.
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Death of Mrs. DIR. Nichols.

Yesterday morning Mrs. DR.. Fl. L.
Nichols died of heart disease at her home
in this city, where she had resided for
of thirty years. She was ma
tive of Maine, lady of culture and re-
finement, and one who had many warm
friends in this community. She was the
mother of Arthur l.. Nichols, merchant
of Chico, Mrs. Eugene T. Oatman and
Mrs. Charles Bonte of this city.
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i. w. c. s. Notes.

The entertainment given on Wednes-
day evening by the Young Women's
Christian Association will earn for it a
neat sum of money.
The gospel meeting on Sunday at p.
NJ. in the rooms at l01lNinth street, will
be a praise service led by Miss Clara
Brooks.
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sLuther and the wartbure. .,

Despite the unpleasant weather, quite
large audience attended Rev. Mr..
Oehler's lecture last evening, at the Ger
man Lutheran Church, on Luther and
the Wartburg." The lecture was the
same delivered week ago in German,
but several additional views were shown
under Professor Johnson's powerful
tereoD ticOn
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New Settlers III A1ka1i Districts
SHOULD USE HoRsFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE.
II you have to drink alkali water, add
a few drops of Horsford's Acid Phosph ate
TO render its iil-effectS harmless
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REDUCED RATES To CHICAGO
DY JUDSoN & co. SELECT EXCURSION,
ID delightful acenic route. Wonders of the
Rocky Mountains on line of d. and X. G. r.
r.; seen by daylight best accommodations.
Address JUDSON & co. 62S Market ST., San
Francisco, or call on Z. j. ELLIS, agent b. L.
Co., Sacramento.
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General Hart then related the alleged
incident of one Howard having given
.Jefferis letters TO be delivered to Miss
Ayres. and who accompanied Miss
Ayres from this city to Brighton. After
.Jetferis' arrest it was discovered that
Howard was none other than George G.
McMullen. This fact, General Hart said,
bore out the claim that Miss Ayres was
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= tween X and 1.-The pastor Rev I. C.
George, will preach. Evening subject: 'Temp-
tation," a sermon to young men. Sabbath
school at 1915. Epworth League at $50.
You viii be very welcome.
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ENGINEER AMBRosE's STORY.

Thomas Ambrose, railroad engineer.
testified that on the 9Th of July, 1892, he
saw Jefferis at the office of the foreman at
the Oakland shops al about 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. French told Jetferis to take out trial
engine ar P. N. Witness did not know
how long Jefieris remained there
Neither could ne say whether or not
Jeferis wore beard. If Jefferis went
home from the roundhouse, he could
hardly have gone back to the mole and
caught any earlier boat for San Francisco
than the L O'Clock boat. If he stopped at
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OURTEENTH-STREET PRESBYTE-
L rian Church, between o and Prev
w Il. Baugh, pastor pastor Sermon Tl, l. at II A. N.
7:3O. Subject: .SlX Biunders in Religion.n
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~ ERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH, COR
VI ner Twelfth and X streets.-Sermon at
1880 a. NJ. Subject: die Crosse Abrech-
nung: Kommet Her, Genet Him." You are
cordially invited.
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ENTITLED TO HIS SALARY.
Assistant District Attorney Jones |,
to Stay in Office.
Judge johnson Renders Judgment in
His Favor, and Says the County
Must Pay Him.

Many months ago the Supervisors in
their wisdom concluded that the county
should not be held responsible for the
salary of j. Charles Jones, the efficient
assistant to the District Attorney, and
declined to audit his monthly salary
claims.
Jones brought suit against the Super
yisors, and the latter employed counsel
to defend the county. The case was tried
and argued at great length couple of
months ago, and was duly submitted and
taken under advisement by Judge John
son. who yesterday rendered judgment
for Jones.
The decision has more than local inter-
est, wherefore it is herewith given in full.
The court says:
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*Sunday excepted. 2Monday excepted.
A-For morning. P-For afternoon
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffic Manager.
T. H. GOODMAN. Gen. Passenger Agent
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THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
i Latter-day Saints meets on Sundays at 2
P. NJ. in Howe's schoolroom on Sixth street,
between j and K. open TO all. No collection
taken.
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1t would be shown that Miss Ayres had
threatened suicide ii Jetferis did not
marry her, and became so desperate that
she. by the assistance of Ben True, put
UP a Job on the defendant to bring him
into contempt with his wife, and by de-
stroying their marriage relations she
Miss Ayres) might be able to induce
Jefteris to marry her. She had also pre-
pared blank marriage contracts, one
dating back so far as TO antedate his mar
rage to his present wife.
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UNITARIAN CHURCH, PYTHIAN HALL.
u corner of Ninth and I.-Rev. I. J. Ho rner,
pastor. Services at IL A. VI. Subject: sin
Memoriam, 1--WE All Do Fade as a Leaf Soci-
ETY. meeting after service. Sunday-school after
the society meeting.
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CT. PAUL,S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
y Eighth street. between and J.--Rev. G. A.
0ttmann, rector. Services at 7:30 A. NJ, IL
A. NJ. and 7:3o P. N. Sunday-school at 1916.
Music. lie DeGm,' Giebel 0fertory, Come
Unto Me- bass SOLO: Cantata, ID. Buck, in c.;
'sDeus Miscreatur' D. Buck, in f.
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CIXTEENTH STREET LUTHERAN
y Cnurch.-Rev. w. s. Hoskinson. Preach
ing morning and evening. A Acordial welcome
Tor you.
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The court cannot say whether it is nec-
essary to employ special counsel and
give plaintiff Sl00 per month to look after
the cases in which the county is party,
beyond its own limits. That is entirely
within the discretion of the board, and
can use no more forcible language than
was used by our Supreme Court in the
case of Hornblower VS.. Duden, just cited.
1t says: Undoubtedly the board should
not put the county to the expense of
extra counsel unless extra counsel is
needed. The presumption is that they
will not. but in any event it is a matter
IN their Judgment and discretion, and is
not open to review by the courts"
will add that if they have observed
the discretion given them by law, it rests
with their constituents whether they
shall be relegated to private life by a
popular vote.
The plaintiff has at all times been ready
and willing to perform his part OF this
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XNT ESTAIINSTER PRESBYTERIAN
w Church. corner of Sixth and L streets
Rev. X. NJ. Stevenson. pastor. Subjects:
1915 A. NJ, "GiYing Ourselves to the Lord;
7:30 p. N. Taking Christ Into the Boat''
All are requested to pray for Gods blessing
ont these services
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John c. Catlin, lawyer of this city,
testified that q day or two after Jefferis
was liberated from Jail he lCatlin) had an
interview with Dan O'Hern in jail, in
which the latter said he would get law
yer and cineh Jetferis. He wanted Wit
ness to get him out on habeas corpus; he
was there as a witness. Witness told
o. Hern that he could do nothing toward
getting him out of jail in consideration
of his testifying for Jefferis, as that
would be making himself party to
crime. Witness was acting on behalf OF
Jefferis' counsel, General Hart.
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EUREKA BRANCH, PHILOSOPHICAL
q Society Regular public meeting as usual,
at Headquarters. 61015 street, at 7:30. Mrs.
NJ. B. Smith viii conclude THE Esoteric Basis
of Christianity Branch meeting, to which
visitors are also welcome, Thursday, 1870 p NJ.
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suggest, in the interest of brotherly kind
ness and peace"
Say justice" said voice from the
gallery, supposed to be that of Professor
Henry Preserved Smith of Cincinnati.
You wait" retor;ed Moderator Craig.
Don't you put words into my mouth.
speak for brotherly kindness and peace,
which are higher than justice, for out OF
them comes justice"
The Moderator then announced that ia
accord with the book of government the
Assembly would be turned into judicial
court of our Lord Jesus Christ, and, fol-
lowing the rules, called for the reading of
the Judgment, notice OF appeals, the ap-
peals and specifications OF errors alleged.
After this was done by the Stated Clerk
the court adjourned until 2:90 P. NJ. to-
morrow, and the Assembly until 0:30 A. NJ.
HOME MISSIONS SOCIETY.
DENVER, May 23.-The session of the
Baptist Women's Home Missions Society
opened with praise service. The Com
mittee on Resolutions reported, declaring
the Chinese Exclusion Act a disgrace TO
civilization, and the tendency to abuse
the Lords Day is deplored.
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THE INFANTA EULALIA.
Dinner Given the Princess by Pre-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland.

Dinner Given the Princess by Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland.
WAsHINGToN, May 3D. The dinner
given to-day by the President and Mrs.
Cleveland to the Infanta Eulalia was
made the occasion of much dignity, while
the house conservatories were fairly de-
pleted to furnish rare flowers for the
decoration OF the table and the apartment
where the dinner took place. The large
state dining-room was used, and it never
looked so brilliant or so tastefully ar
ranged. The entire lower floor Of the
White House was decorated profusely.
Stationed in the main hall was the Marine
Band and along the walls We're few spec
tators. At S:l5 the band rendered Span
lsh national air, and the guests marched
down the private corridor to the state
dining-hall, where thirty-eight covers
were laid. AT the center of the table sat
President Cleveland, with the Princess
on his right, and just opposite sat Mrs.
Cleveland and Prince Antoine. On the
right side Of the President and Princess
were Secretary of State Gresham and the
Marchioness of Aryo Hermosa. Others
in the order named were Senator Sher-
man and Mrs. Bissell.
The Princess Eulalia and the Spanish
Minister this morning took a drive
through the northwestern part of the
city, and this afternoon the royal party
enjoyed tally-ho trip to Johns bridge
on the Potomac River. The Duke of Te-
names handled the reins. This evening
the Marine Band serenaded the Intanta
After four pieces were rendered the Prin-
cess expressed a desire to hear the star
Spangled Banner" During the rendi-
tion she appeared at the window and WAS
greeted with cheers. An excursion to
Mount Vernon. and a reception to the
diplomatic corps in the evening, is the
programme for tomorrow. 1t is ex-
pected the Infanta will leave Washington
for New York on Thursday morning
next at 10 o'clock, and will leave New
York for Chicago on Tuesday, the Both
instant.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Mrs. S. G. Mott is registered at the
Golden Eagle Hotel.
State Controller Colgan is visiting his
old home in Santa Rosa.
A. j. Rhoads feels so much better that
he hopes to be out again in a few days.
William Heath Davis Of San Francisco.
author of Sixty Years in California. y is
i'll the city.
Deputy Attorney General Jackson and
II. f. Woods of San Francisco went m To
Folsom yesterday.
Miss Ray Peckham of San Francisco is
spending a few weeks with relatives and
friends in this city.
Tonight Louis f. Breuner and John
Wiseman will leave for the East, to be
absent about month.
Peter tlaherty, William Gutenberqer
ana Fred Day have gone to Lassen
county where they have land interests.
Mr, ana Mrs. John Boggs and family
OF Colusa are among the Californians in
specung the points Of interest at the
Worlds Fair.
Director Barwick will make a fIyinp
visit to San Francisco to-day to consult
the weather sharps III reference to future
weather and will return tonight.
G. 1. Barton was rendered a surnrise
last night by his many friends at his res
ldence, No. l12O NJ street. The evening
was very pleasantly spent until the small
hours.
The summer house of Coils p. Hunt
ington at Throgg's Neck, on Long Island
Sound, seventeen miles from New York,
has been improved and renovated. Mr.
huntington and his family will occunv
1t during the season.
Yesterday Fred A. Yoerk. nenhew %
G. A. Yoerk of this city, was married at
the Hunyon place, near Courtland. to
Miss Josie A. Justin in the presence OF
few intimate friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
turn will take up their residence at 81
Nineteenth street.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: III. Mcclure, Boston: b.
Moore, Philadelphia Mrs. W. Walter.
Santa Cruz. M. L. McMuty, A. X.
Munson, Oakland: NJ. w. Backus. p. RI
Morse, 7. I'll. Dawson and wife, j. w.
Northup, f. L. Neidhamer, 0. Erlebach.
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TO LAY SIEGE TO SATAN.
The Coming Naval Expedition of the
Salvation Army,
On Saturday the Fleet VIII Start on
Its Cruise Up the Sacra-
mento River.

On Saturday next the Salvation Army's
fleet will start from San Francisco on a
cruise of the inland waters, and will
lombard" the various cities and towns
along the Sacramento River
The first engagement will occur at
Martinez on the 9th. The naval brigade
will embark at Oakland Creek in a 26-
foot line of battle shipEnext Saturday and
Immediately steam Sacramentowards in
search of the enemy. The Salvationists'
navy will be in charge of Captain James
Smith, who will pursue the demoral;zed
enemy up the Sacramento River. The
fleet will take Captain VIII Campbell
along to swab out the guns and manipu-
late the electric buttons, and the naval
forces otherwise will consist of Arthur. a
japanese, and Andrew Thompson, life
boat station cooks; Daniel Grant and
Harry Wauganant, drummers; Cadet
Jonpkins and Jim Carr, able seamen.
The SalvatloniSts' craft is being fitted
out in Oakland Creek with all the impIe-
meuts OF salvation Army warfare. Pro-
visions Will be taken to last two months
and great load of literary ammunition
has been slowed away in the magazine.
Captain Smith has just made survey
of the Sacramento River. lie has mapped
OUT tLlb N6dh pOluNs. TUE tUblDy cOun-
try and has made a plan of the places to
be bombarded. a halt viii be made at
Martinez two days to reduce it, and then
the navy will float up to Sacramento.
Two days will be spent in dropping
salvation shells into the Capital and then
an attack will be made on Knights Land
ing on the 3lst.
Colusa will be reached on the Sth of
next month, Butte City will capitulate
on the 10th and IIth, Tehama will be
blown up on the 18th and 10th, and the
reduction of Red Bluff will occur on the
18th, 18th and 18th.
The navy Will then float down the river
to Sacramento, and tile 4th and 9Th of
July will be celebrated in bombarding
Satan. The Salvationists will stop at all
the points visited on the way up while
coming down the river. 1t may also find
time to go up the San Joaquin TO do battle
with sinners in that section.
In addition to the work of evangelical
ton, the navy will work for the I.ifeboat
Stations free employment bureau. The
route will be all in an agricultural and
horticultural country. and the farmers
will be told about the employment bu-
reau and invited TO send orders to the city
for men. BY this means Captain McFee
expects to be able to lind employment for
many men during the summer and next
winter.
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BRIEF NOTES

On Sunday next the Pacific Sports
mems Club will hold its regular trap
shooting match near Oak Park.
Some weeks ago bunch of keys were
stolen from box at the postoffice. j. J.
Stevens is under arrest on suspicion OF
having taken them.
The eleventh annual picnic of the
colored lodge of Odd Fellows of Sacra-
mento was held yesterday in Graham's
Grove, near Elk Grove.
F. NJ. Clark of Brooklyn, y. y, seeks
information about his uncle, Patrick
Corrigan, who worked on ranch fifteen
miles from this city in 1874.
Yesterday Miss Mollie B. Johnson, Past
Grand President of the Native Daughters
Of the Golden West, went to Dixon To pay
an official visit to the parlor of the Ma
tive Daughters there.
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CRUISER SAN FRANCISCO.
To be Kept East to Present Evidence
of Naval Work on This Coast.

To be Kept East to Present Evidence
of Naval Work on This Coast.
WAsHINGTON, May 23.-There has been
some speculation In naval circles as to
the purpose of Secretary Herbert in
bringing the San Francisco around from
the Pacific and making her the flagship
Of the North Atlantic squadron, Just at a
time when the policy of the department
appears to be to distribute the new vessels
among foreign stations. The reason is
that the Secretary is very proud of the
beautiful white cruiser, and wished her to
take her position as the flagship of the
North Atlantic squadron for which she
is admirably fitted so far as interior ac-
comModations are concerned) in order
that in such conspicuous place she
might present evidence, not only to visit
ing foreigners but to the people of the
East, of the excellent naval construction
that is possible on the Pacific Coast.
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0Piterul 3tottrea.


V1HE CHEERFUL WORKERS OF THE
L Calvary Baptist Church will give Straw
berry Social at the church THIS "wednesday
EVENING, to which all are cordially invited.
Refreshments, 15c It*
DROFESSOR MEAD, ASTROLOGER. AN
IL swers all questions from birth by the plan
cts; diagnoses disease. Room 5S Western
hotel; remains four days only. my23-5t*
Nj R. AND MRS. FITCH, TRANCE. TEST
fully treat all chronic diseases nagneticaIIy:
seances Monday and Thursday evenings.
4l712 X street. my23-Iws
SACRAMENTO COUNTY POULTR
- Yards.-Thoroughbred eggs for sale. For
particulars send for catalogue TO Box 376,
Sacramento.
NOVELS BOUGHT, SOLD AND EX-
~ changed at reduced prices; Go3 X street.
EOR SALE 1890; LOT ON SOUTH
l. side Of l., between Third and Fourth
brick building and dwelling on alley This
property is always rented and pays per cent.
on the investment. CHARLES Z. WRIGHT,
1908 Fourth street.
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PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.
Majority and Minority Reports on
the Briggs Heresy Case.
THE FORMER RECOMMENDS THAT
THE APPEAL BE HEARD.

President and Mrs. Cleveland Enter
tain the Princess EulaIIa at Dinner
The Cruiser san Francisco to be
Kept on the Atlantic Coast in Order
to Present to Fasteners and For
eigners What May be Accomplished
on This Coast.
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Young Moody Now in the WoodIa1
jail Charged With the Crime.


Robert f. Moody, who was arrested
with Charles A. Ackers and charged with
couuterfeiting, was released by the
United States Marshal yesterday i'll San
Francisco, the case against him having
been dismissed on account of his turning
States evidence.
Immediately upon his release Moody
was again arrested by a Constable from
Yolo County on warrant charging him
with the murder of young Louis Tod
hunter who was killed while attempting
to arrest the counterleiter and pal named
Mohr. Moody has been taken to Wood
land to have his examination.
The Government officials familiar with
the case predict his acquittal, as they
think the evidence will show that the
fatal shot was fired by Mohr, who has
not been captured.
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The Duke of Parma spends all the in
come of Chambord on the famous castle
of that estate, and since the death of the
Comte Cham bord, his uncle, is said to
have used 100000 yearly in keeping it in
repair. He has now ordered an architect
to restore the castle and make it habit
able.
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This has been tough year for the can
didates for admission to the West Point
Military Academy. of l66 candidates
designated to appear before the examin-
ing boards only forty-three were sue
eessful.
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The Worlds Fair-The "Chicago Inter
ocean,

This great weekly and the WEEKLY
UNION can be had for 80 year, or the
DAILY RECoRD- UNION and the Inter
ocean for Sc 80 per year. All about the
great Worlds Fair will be elaborately
treated in the Inter ocean. Can be had
for this price only by subscribers to the
RECORD UNION and WEEKLY UNION.
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If your complaint is want OF appetite,
try half wine glass of Angostura Bitters be-
fore meals. DIR. j. G. b. Siegert IL Sons,
sole manufacturers. At all druggists.
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THE TODHUNTER MURDER

Mrs S. C. Mott, G. G. SUR, San Fran
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w IANTED-A NEAT GIRL FOR GEN
preferred. Apply 2423 street. It*
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For 5ule.

NOR SALE-ONE GOOD MICH COW,
L kind and gentle; cheap. 1926 NJ street
my23-6t*
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M ANTED-BY A SWISS MAN AND
w wife situation on "a ranch; man 10 DO
housewOrk. Apply at NEW WILLIAM IEI,L,
hOOoE, 514 street my23-3Ls
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2ualtten.

NOUNG MAN WANTS ROOM AND
L board III private family, centrally located:
leerence given If required. Apply s. tuls of,
1 lICO'
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90 let or Reltt.

17O RENT-UP STAIRS OF 5 ROOMS;
L rent, SIG. Apply 500 y street; no chill
Qren. mY24-3tt
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NJ ANIED-A FANCY GOODS SALES
w woman. Apply to CHAS. Z. PHIPPS,
superintendent Weinstock Lubin Il 20.
mN2H-2L
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TOP STOVES FOR SALE CHEAP; ALSO,
one upright engine and boiler, nearly
new, six-horse power Apply 419 l. street.
ny22- IOtE
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NOR SALE - PARTIES DESIRING TO
/ buy or sell grocery stores, iodgtng-houses,
saloons, restaurants or any KIND oI business
cnances. will DO well to call at 1907 Fourth
street Sacramento | have now Tor sale de-
sirable bargains in most all lines. w. DoAN,
1907 Fourth street.
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4 JAPANESE WANTS A SITUATION TO
~ 90 90 general holsework in city. Address
l. GEORGE, S17 sixth street my24-3t.
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M Nj ED-HO RISE ABOUT 1000
w pounds; young, sound, speedy; reliable
III harness and slngie-fOOt under sitddle Iu-
qulre RIDING ACADEMY, Sixth ana NJ
streets. rnv1D-Jt+