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The record-union., 1893-07-20
MIDWINTBR FAIR.

The Press Association to Meet and
Take Action Thereon.
The following circular has been issued
by J. A. Filcher and G. +. Montgomery,
Chairman and Secretary of the Executive
Committee of the California Press Asso-
citation, to the members Of that body:
DEAR SIR: Itappears now to be a set.
tied fact that a Alidwinter Exposition will
be held in San Francisco, as Pacific
The record-union., 1893-07-20

MADAME j. Co0rBs, just from the East,
is now ready TO receive patrons at her
place of business. Is an expert artist in
hair dressing. shampooing, dyeing and
bleaching; also an expert manicure and
chiroDodist. Successor to Mrs. q. +.
Aaron, 81 J street.
The record-union., 1893-07-20
NOTICE..

UNHE LEGISLATURE OF CALIFORNIA
at its last session authorized the under
signed to erect suitable monuments over thu
graves of Ex-Governor William Irwin and
Hon. +. b. Price in the State burial-grOunds,
and apprt priared the sum of $4,000 for The
Irwin monument and the sum OF 900 for
the Price monument
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of y. Greene Curtis, 92O Sixth street,
Sacramento up to July goth, for the erection
of said monuments. The bids Will be opened
at 2 o'clock OF that day. Plans and specilca-
lions in full must accompany each bid. The
monuments to be OF Cotton. Raymond or
Barry granite. Tue Irwin monument to be
similar in design and workmanship 10 what
Is known as the SpraGue monument, but
larger. The Price monument similar in de-
sign and workmanship to the Skaggs sarcoph-
agus in the City Cemetery, but larger.
We want the largest and best monuments
that can be erected or the amount appropri-
ated in each case. We reserve the right to re-
ject any and all bids. For further infOrmu-
ton apply to n. GREENE CURTIS,
W. f. I<NON, or
=. II. RUSSELL,
iy12-td Directors.
The record-union., 1893-07-20

L ers. Private Parties and Banquets. consist
fngof Roast Meat, Ham. Cheese, Canned Goods.
fruits and Baskets. some grocers put signs in
windows: Lunches put up" bur when you GO
PatroniZe such a store, where you can get an
outfit. NEW YORK DELICACY STORE,
723 j street
The record-union., 1893-07-20

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. STATE OF
| California. County of sacramento.
In the matter OF the estate OF SARAH c.
SMITH. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given. that FRIDAY. THE
2STH DAY OF July. 1898, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ of said day, and the courtroom OF said
court at the Courthouse iii the City OF Sacra-
mento. County Of Sacramento. and State of
California. has been appointed a the time and
place for proving the Will Of said sarah c.
smith deceased. and for hearing the appllca-
ton OF Charles E. smith for the issuance to
him of letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said court,
this tn day OF July. SOB.
SEAL w. b. HAMILTON, Clerk.
BY r. 5. WACHHoRsT. Deputy Clerk.
". \. GETT, JR., Attorney Tor Petitioner.
jy1s-10t
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vouEs sIupIars N HOSPITALS.


NoxrskAI. MAY il.-An interesting
little cont. 81 10 in progress regsriing the
co-educat,on of the sexes in the Montreal
Gensrai hasrital. Some time ago the
hospital authorities granted permission for
two women students TO walk the hospital.
They Represented McGia University, but
as the hospital is supposed 10 be cosmoPoii-
tan in character, tn. governors Thought
that the same privilege should be granted
TO the women students of other universi-
ties, and accordingly more than two-shirds
of Ii. governors forwarded u petition 10
the President. requesting that two women
of Victoria University be granted the same
privileges as those from MeGiii.
This the committee of managers have re-
| fused. declaring that as the governors hal
already expressed their disapprovai OF the
| c ,ncessions sought by the petition, 'iz.'
tae eo-educstion of the sexes in the hospi'
t.l, and as there exist no facilities for thei'
separate .ducstion they had no alternative
hu, to decline compliance with the request
of the petitioners.
II is claimed that very few of the gov
ernors were present when the above reso-
luton was passed, and lively time is ex'
pecred at the quarterly meeting.
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By TELEGRAPH.
Guns roa wAasoa DEFENSE.
Thsy Viii Sees q Ready iss The Pssts q heu
Ysrk and San ffassiscs.

Nxw YORK. MAY 1.-THE long-lelayed
dynamite defense guns for the ports OF
New York and San Francisco are now
nearing completion. Mr.. 5. ID. Sehay Ter,
vice president of the Pneumatic Dynamite
Gun Company. said that his company hoped
to have the guns for SANDY Hook ready for
placing BY Aug, /, next. The three guns
for San Francisco, he sail. would be ready
for mounting BY Jan. |, 1884
The dynamite guns at pres n; under con-
strucsion are being made by the West Point
Foundry at Cold Spring. n Y. The cost
of these guns approaches clase TO Sso, 600
apiece. The guns which will be mounted
at San Francisco resemble in general make
up the l5-in,.i. gun At present mounted in
England at Shoeburyuess. This gun is
deemed by the pneumatic dynamite gun
people the best aerial torpedo thrower ever
constructed.
The gun for New York harbor will be-
mounted at Sandy Hook and at Wiliet's
| Point, in addition to the three new guns
being built for this port, the original
s-inch gun which sank the coast survey
schooner Silliman and the l0iacIi gun will
he mounted here also. This will give New
York five dynamite guns. OF the five guns
Two lD-lucH guns Auu DHe N-lnCl suu " AT
be mounted at Sandy Hook. The Willet
Point battery will consist of one l5inch
gun and one l0-inch gun.
The Dynamite Gun Company is under
contract with the United States government
TO build three l5-iReh guns foc the defense
system of Boston harbor. As yet, how
ever, work has no, been begun on the latter
set of guns.
The contract for the construction of the
above guns was originally signed by repre-
sentaiives of the ordnance corps of the
United States army and of the Dynamite
Gun Company over three years ago. Owing
TO the failure of the navy department TO au-
thorize the construction of second dyna-
mite cruiser, which temporarily placed the
gun company in straitened circumstances,
the latter was unable to proceed with its
contracts.
1t is now learned that the Pneumatic
Gun Company, which at one time appeared
TO have wholly dissolved, is in a condition
| to push ahead its contracts, and this it is at
present endeavoring to do.
When asked what the Dynamite Gun
Company proposed to do about the dyna-
mite cruiser Vesuyius, Mr.. Schuy Ter stated
that his company was awaiting the action
of the secretary of the navy ON the report
of the board of navy officers which wit
messed the recent Vesuyius trials in Port
Royal sound. This report, Mr.. Schuyler
said, is still in the hands of Secretary Her
| bert
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City Clerk +. w Clair was in Augusta
Thursday on business.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
err LIQUOR AesscY
crsaisl b. nsyss and aItesaea Thsrsday
SALARY. Ss00-L. y. sassa. A1eai.


Inc "~sof Hi'As sA Use n'sH'os'ss VI o'sh
o!Aneaes " 'hs cay sosefnn'en NJ we're pres
emf a. Tue regular h'ohshis nessins ihufs-
asf nish,- an'ouns Oh fooaae Jus
mess was transacted. inciuding the passage
| of roll Of accounts No. >. amounting Ia
ss-Io q,
ihe pau 'hIes' vas N ''s uo1pss
| OF the may or and aldermen in regard 10 the
city liquor agency question. The matter
was first brought up in Caucus of the
Democratic members of the branch, which
meeting lasted for some time and was de-
ci,Iedly warm.
On the question of starting an aaenc,a
Me.sr.. Loveior. Martin, Ayers and Wish,
voted in the affirmative and Messrs. Blzis-
,au md saar,,,;n, i, IN. ,e,..,;x. ~.
l"Selos a''d 'ia''ih hiaie e1piahaaohs IN
fesa'a 70 rue ina''er'
fo' agent L. "a'oh 'iah io"f 'o'Ts
sLo'eJoy' DiAi''eh' aver ana wight ana
o. ID ""f'iiis one SoPa"'uine1- Ahierhiati
''ai''ii a"s'a'heu rum Young
Inc matter WIS oroush' up III tne oozfa
~hsh Alderman ~ofelos introduced the
'on"" ing
ordered, ihat Guy agency Tor The sale
e;nat ,naoh.n;,..1 ~ ,,,,f.",s,-;a. -. 49,
poses. be and is hereby established in con-
formity with the provisions of section 81 of
enap'er - OF the Revised statutes OF
ais., p..,at o.,,o, g.. a..
and ,axsxh;eb warn ,acorto, -. foro,
ye,s fov.;oy u..,io ,,ax. WI,
N.r. p,.;.sau p.na.u S.u,,;.
No, ra,; a. -
.,5.,,nar yova;,, ,ho, ;,,,o, a..
.o,,ow;n
Ords,ad Th,, tho c;,v ,n.,.h,, ,a :,
.tructed to enforce the law in relation to
the sale of Intoxicating liquors throughout
lhe cry
was explained that TINS was 10 Apply
10 druggists anu IL was 'hen passed ME-
'aiooh Ill 70" Il AZ soon as 'he agency opens ]
Later III 'he evening" L. W. Mason was
UNANIMOUSLY eiectea agent.
Aiaerhah MARTIN OF me special commit
Tee Oh the matter explained the committee
actiohs 50 iaf' ne store south OF l. III
Ter oohs grocery was selected on ac-
count Oh us iocauoh ana low rent 5000.
AS 10 salary ne SAID that "atersiiie and
"arulher piia theif agents e'oo year anu
for'iafn' siooo-
WI i'o'eJoy 'houg'i' 'hat since augusta
was larger IMAM ei'her OF the hfst TWO
places its agent shouid get sooo'
MI. hahuaii san that since the agency
was established in the interests of the pub
lie and not for mopey-makipp and to pre
ran, tho ;,,a,,t s,,a os ,;ono,,,, ,o woo
o'' ,N f'o
'ine good liquors ior medicihai purposes II
was III 'he interest OF the city TO remove
the great temptations winch the place Of
fered. While IN Mr.. Mason this danger of
Illegal money making mai been removed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-12

Arbor Day will be observed in the schools
in this lily today in a manner appropriate
to the iay The various schools will all he
in session from to 10 in the morning dur
ing which time classroom exercises on bot
any. flowers, bees ard birds will be given
ami general exercises of forestry AT
Pleasant street school scholars will plant i
pine tree and name it in honor of Mayor
johnson. At the South Grammar the fol-
lowing will he presented which may he con-
si,iered r pr sentative programme
singing.
Botany ENcryi>''.
Rccsfa;iDH-'lf sntins fse,'
Clara Sawielle
Arbor Dsy 'luo,a!l rs
RrafiIng-" kirtls al Kill gworih."
Msn,i eietcheii
Value ef Forests, Nat = rssby
MuSls-t'I Dedication Of a FRYE School
Planting rwn Tree. ga 6round'.
Singing - America.
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the point which is To be the center OF the
oval and trace on this paper with your pen
ill or drawing pen II figure which would b
a circle if the paper were lying fiat on the
table, but which is an oval by reason OF the
paper being rolled out on cylinder
This method Of tracing an oval Is employed
in certain work among painters and others
The curve obtained depends upon the radius
of the pasteboar,i cylinder and the opening
OF the compass, and in certain cases it su''t
GENTLY resembles an ellipse for an unwars
exc to he deceived by it. Of course details
cannot here be given Oh the exact geometrit
form Of the curve, which is at the intersec
ton of Il sphere and u cylinder, but it may
he mentioned that the radius OF the cylinder
in order to trace an oval on it ought to bs
larger than half the diameter OF the sphert
that is. the opening of the compass
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There are errors that are fallen into n
frequently by the educated as by the igno-
Pant. tits say to say that nine people in te,
in using the expression vile away the
time for instance spell and pronounce
it while away" etc. An instant's
thought is sufficient to convince one tina,
vile" is the word. yet how few give
that instant. 1t is singular fact that
absolute correctness of speech is so rare
" heard that it is in danger of being
mistaken for aGectation when it is met.
Boston Advertiser.
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Almighty dollar is an Americanism foi
malnmon, the love of gold, and seems tc
have is.en first used by classical writer
HIS Washington lrving-"the almighty
dollar, tina, great object Of universal de
,otion throughout our land" Yet, after
all. as Farmer points out, this is merely an
old friend with new face, for Ben Jonson
used the term in its modern sense when
speak ing of money:
While that for which all virtue now is sold.
And almost every vice, almghtie gold
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MARkEI REPORTS.
New York Money Markst.

NKw YORK, May II.
Money easy, toy.
Prime paper. 6aas ..
Government bunds, dull, firm.
Rail Dads, firmer.
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fsH" s''hHs Eih1 "a
~, EaouS. n 2s,ap. pses; s.port.. e2s
dull steady. late advance taken OF
tow extrae,s l0a2 IS, cIry mills al TO- Cit.
mills patents. 50a4 81 winter wheat iop
grades. 2 &c a SIS, fair to fancy, 2 IS a 2 IS
patents. e5ai rs. --Minnesotta clear, 2 50a3 80
straigbts. 60ai 90, patents, 1 25a 4 50, ry.
mixtures. 290a3 80; superipe 75a2 Is. nhe. q.
NJ 10
RYE FLoUR-fairly active, firmer, 2g0a325
KYr- firm, quiet Western. .:.as7.
BAkiEY-ont Of sea'on;--No Z. westefr
BARLEY MARTINI, duh western 7oas2 tw,
rowed state 7oas5, s,xr owed state s0as5, CIT,
made Canada I00al0s.
WHEAT Receipts. o., 900 bush exports, 3G6. *
sai's. Is,6'o;1ia2 lower, with options. dull, clos
ing stead - ------------
NJ, req, siors 400 elevator. 7s,aso
No. ., northern. s2l Ia nominal; no Q MiIwauke,
No. , red. a, So2 -pr",s soiasoi; ungr AIDED
CoRS- Receipt. i!,iO0; ..roe,, al.oso. ale,
. GO; stronger throngh scarcity. duh; -
70. !, 5.ln5s, rie'.s.i: jlst1e, a''"~i, No
,'i"o ~, elr.a,nr' hob lob 'sls5za ahoa
No. white, So.
SAFES. IA 40; fairly aepve for export; stead,
on mixed white, slower, negi' cted---------
So:Z, Wi'ini 70 'ti-i". III No. Chicago
e 60. %, NJ 1872, J; -. " att mixed
10 Is
Bttl- duh, firm
RktF HAM, steady, ugi,t.
Ei.trh~qnict, cas-. west.ru steam
elo.ei at rii.2o asked: -'t, slol0s 10 u refined
iulet: .st"'.',- i5s-- g. sll70 c and I.
II Rg- quiet, steady -, ai-., -; oIo
prime nominal.
Burtgg-- moderate demand, about steady
Ssney' ' t... as,,, z''s'i do cream. 2 ~.
dGiGTy, zorro. t.ty4s,
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GLOUCESTER VESSEL
Bound for Davis Straits and Buhin's Bay TOR
for HaIibut. Trout and Salmon.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, May ll.-Schooner
Carrie W. Babson, of this port, owned AMI
commanded by Capt Charles Lawson, will
fit for a cruise to Davis straits and Buff
fms bay in search of halibut, trout ami
salmon.
This is the first adventure of the kind
ever undertaken by vessel from this port,
and much interest is manifested in the out
come of the voyage.
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the judgment might be set aside
The defence instituted general denial of
Col. Peaks claims. The hearing was de-
voted TO the filing of dispositions. etc, AMI
the arguments of the opposing counsel.
The judge reserved his decision As Col.
Peaks said in his opening il was mere a
matter of principal than of dollars ami
cents Neither side has ever been willing
TO even suggest a eompr Omise and the case
has been fought with spirit
Bad" Bolton was arrested at his house
last evening about o'clock for disturbance,
and lodged in the jill. The officers were
Obliged to force an entrance TO the house.
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Sandwich Islanders and Their Priests.

The Kahunas eXerted their powers II
different ways, and formerly every chief
tam of note had his pet kahuna. III the
matter of comforting with the kahunas
rs to the ACCESSIBILITY of instituting II
certain undertaking or as to what Tire
outcome of such an undertaking would
be the process was much the same as
the oriental plan Of consulting the oracle.
There were kahunas who removed the
evil spirits and who made the sick well.
and, more influential than either OF
these, the kahuna who prayed the Kama
ka to death.
With the advent of. the missionary in
the islands and the abolition of idolatr-
the Kahuna industry received setbac,'::.
and the priests and prophets Of the or,ic;
have been slowly but surely losing thei,
"Trip. until at the present time the Kabu.
las that remain command the fear ant
respect of but few and are rejected ~
the many AS mountebanks.- Honolulp
Cor. Chicago Tribune.
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A. II ,Po,tle and Chas. Trask have been
in Boston this week.
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STATE NEWS.
hen ne bee.

NORTH WAYNE.
C. W. Crosby, ID. d G. NJ, attended the
Grand Lodge +. A. NJ. at Portland las
Week.-Mrs. Shsrlle Jennings and Miss
Clara Lovejoy have been Spending few
DAYS at Lewiston with friends Mis-
Myrtle Conner of East Wilton, is in town
visiting recent rains washed the
roads quite badly The meetings which
have been suspended for the past few
weeks, commenced again Sunday evening
under the direction of the Kents Hill
| students.
VAssALBoRo.
A great swindle was played upon the PEG.
pie of VassalbOrO the first of last winter BY
a man giving his name as Smith of Bangor
He represented himself as an agent of al
art company of Bangor soliciting order
for crayon picture, and showing a sampl,
picture; the terms were seventyfve cents
down and one dollar and seventy-five cent
to be paid on the delivery of the picture
He took large number of orders in tn.
village and strange to say several of ou'
smartest business men. One man Ordere,
three but requests to not mention his name
Investigation shows that the whole thing j,
a fraud and that there is no such firm il
Bangor, and the said Smith ha'
never been heard from,-Mr. Cal
vim Williams, wife and daughter
Mrs. J. Z. Burgess, who left here a few
weeks ago to visit Mr.. Williams son in Cal
ifornii, were delayed on their journey by i
terrific sand storm. They were twelv,
hours going eighty miles. MIR. Williams
found his son very feeble. His grand
laughter, Miss Eugene Williams arrived in
London at about the same time that her
grandfather arrived in California. eacl
occupying about the same time
A. G. Shorey has opened boot and shoe
store in the store formerly occupied b,
William Vritchen.--Thomas Lessor has
opened barber shop in the building owned
by Leonard +. Getchell.-Tbere was con
siderable excitement at the Office of the
Vassalboro Mills Company here last We'd
nesday growing out of some misunder.
standing between the super and an opera
tive.
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Marian Iiarland, on pages I03 and AS of
her popular work, ..Ere's Daughter;, or
Common Sense for Maid, WIFE and Mother, =
says:
"For the aching back---should it be slow
IN recovering its normal strength-an ALL
COCKS PoRots Plaster 10 an excellent
comforter. combining the sensation Of
the sustained pressure Of . strong
farm hand with certain tonic
qualities developed in the wearing. Il
! ouid b. kept over the seat Of uneasiness
fo- several da5s-in obstinate cases, for
perhaps fortnight.
'.For P,,fa in NE 5ark wear ALLcocK's
PoRors PLasrra constantly. renewing -
il wears on. This Is an invaluable support
when the eight IN The email Of the back
becomes h avy sud he aching incessant.
Mayseodfolfm
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Many persons suppose that the \ in the
Xmas represents the cross and wonder that
it is not written tmas. According to one
writer, the X, however, has nothing to do
with the cross. 1t is the Greek letter Chi,
corresponding to ch or in our language,
and is the initial letter in the Greek name
nf Christ The words Christ mass were
written \ mass long before Christmas be
came one word.
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TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

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Grange Hotes.

one of the strongest points OF the grangs
with the membership anil more espeeisIiy
with the leosers-on is is solidarity or tbs
compae;ness Of the organization. and il
should be the highest aim of its lead, rs "a
50 mansge its affairs as no, to destroy IL.
chief source OF stYepgih.
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Children Org fog
Pitchers castosla.
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The origin of the onion is lost in an
tiquity As far back rs we have trust
worthy references to vegetables the onion
has mention. The leck is frequently men
toned in earlier portions of the Old Tesla
ment, and it was most likely a native OF
Egypt. 1t enjoyed also the favor of the Ro
mans centuries afterward and was doubt
less brought by them to England.
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ots Of People

Can't End rent.
-sat secure good house-gifl.
Can't sell their farms.
Can't And employnens
Cart ind lost as6csss.
CAM do . hundred thing becssss ny
don't use The loUnnAl want column. u ?
really wonderful how mucA can b sccoe
pished b. he ne Of these LITTLE, lev-Is'sss
sdvsrsssnsnas. ags3od6
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Men are at work replacing the fountain
in the depot lawn.
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4 or or GEOMETRY.


an Ordinary CompanA
When an oval is required to be traced, u
Is generally done by making two arches
which Mt into each other, although there
are some expensive and complicated com
masses by which such figure may be 90
tanned by continuous stroke. Here, now
ever. is 4 method by which you may, with
The aid OF an ordinary compass, trace sucn
1 figure in one anhroAen hnes
Take piece of pastchoar,i, which may q
Easily hent in any shape, and roll it up IN
the form % a cylinder; then lay your sheet
of paper on this cylinder. roll 1t up so thai
,nly one side hangs over, and now with
,onr compass trace your oval on IL in thu
;say: Place the dry point Of the compass n
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RANDOLPH.

X. A. Cox went to Boston Thursday on
the boat.
Mrs. Webber went on the boat to Boston
Thursday.
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The committee appointed to investigate
the water FIRE service. Consisting of Alder-
man Soyes and Councilmen Jackson
and johnson, met MessYs. Lewis
Maxey and Moore who represented
the Water Co Wednesday evening. The
situation was discussed and the committee
will hand IN their report at the next meeting
Of the city government which occurs Mon
day evening.