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NORTHEAST.

NORTHEAST.
1874 Q st. bh. N 1.
l227 VI ST. n. Or. 2. $50
i2n2 Linden st. bh,
" $500
1927 Gales Of. N,
OF ----..--.-..-.2,1 $50
rs 6 ST. N, 4r....2,Ouo
2ly to 2l5 I 81. bh,
s27 to ssr ID st. b 900
n, OF ---.--......1.50
los 3D. 81. m, Ar. 900
NORTH WEST.
3 houses on Sherman
ave. b h. ST.. 5000
PAT and 24a Porneroy
st, b h. 5r Oh n . 100
1622 32d st. { 7. 1880
616 and SIS Marion
alley. I h. Ar 200
424 and 426 o st
alley.f b. 4 roersi, 800
1.U5 to 12l7 35th ST.
b h. 6r each. 800
GIT to 6i9 v Fl ave,
b b. Or each. GO
1910 Sd ct, { h, fr. 1900
2113 and 215 n 81.
y n rsor,.
each -.----.-.-. l.5OO
'rtion Of the properly on
call At office for bulletin
h
T. E. wAGGAMAN.
{ HOUSE: LARGE YARD
rater on porch. Is acre:
alton: 81. 800: on easy
. room on good lot; 100
easy terms. COOKE D.
Nd oc9-6t'
FINELY BUILT 10-R-
At. NV. Also extremely
bath house. 1872 Q st.
be found. Beautiful homes:
e. se1i-5w'
Nd AVE NE; THREE
OK: IL rooms: heated by
open FIRE places. location
10 immediate purchaser.
r address premises. oc9- St.
l. HOUSES N THE
FER CENT on INVEST
RSON 4 WEMPLE.
SIT 14th 81. nv.
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ATTORNEYS.

JOHN A CLARKE.
JAS. L. PUGH,
ALEX. X. MULIOWNY.
CLARKE. PUGH MCLJOwNY.
Attorneys and Counseiors at Law.
Practice in the United States Supreme Oourt an
the Of the District: United States Court Of
Claims and before the Executive Departments
Rooms, Nos 5. 8. 81. Is and 1874. Stewart
building. 402 9Th ST. nv ee80-tr
CAMPBELL CARRrNGToN,
Attorpey-afrAv,
Webster Law Building eos ID ST. nv. waahfuos
ton u. C Residence. a38 X St nv. ga
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR SiAE-A WALNUT, HAIR CLOTH PARLoR
suite; six pieces: also walnut hat rack Call and
secure bargain 1413 18th st. NV. It,
FOR sALE-ONE ELEGANT SQUARE PARLOR
92s Florida ave. NV IT.
FOR SALE - NEW HANDSOME FURNITURE:
entirely or sinSly, will rent same; house one
square from Ebbitt Willard and Riggs House
ssteehens business opportunity. Address Box AZ,
star Office. oc12at'
FOR sALE-A GOOD CUSHION TIRE PSYCHIC
bicycle, In perfect condition. with all attach
aients anu almost as good as new; $50 cash.
Apply to c b. SWAN, care of Supt Desk, Wood
ward d Lotbrop, 18th and f SITS. oc12-2ts
FOR SALE-vERY CHEAP-wIND ENGINE AND
force pump. Inquire 1873 Park ST.. Mount
Pleasant. 2-th&s2ts
FOR E-315 II HORSEPOWER STEAM ENGINE
and boiler, cider press, mill, hreproof safe coun
ter shelving. blacksmith bellows, vice shoeins
Tools j. +. V. RITTER, 1921 It'll st. nv .oc11 -2ts
FOR sALE-A FINE BARZoNI CELLO, BRAND
rev, only $75. VICTOR L. MASON Room 80
War Department. ocIO-St.
FOR sALE-HARTZ MOUNTAINS SINGING
canaries. parrots, fancy pigeons. gold fishes and
scHMID's PET ANIMAL STORE, TIC 18th st.
NV. euaO-2m
FOR SALE-A SMALL. CASH PAYMENT DOWN
and monthly payments to suit yourself will buy
furniture and household goods at WORCH'S FIR
NIrCRE WARE ROOMS. s24 It'll st. se27
FOR sALE-wALI PAfER-ROoMs PApERED
In latest fan styles as cheap consistent with
COBURN. 12s0 aod st. aaa-sm
FOR L.s-"OrrO'' GAS ENGINES BOTH NEW
and secondhand; any size.
nisS t'i B&ILGGF saa ATT. sa 70, 7tn 81. NV
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UNDERTAKINGS.

AUGUSTUS BURGDORF,
FURNISHING UNDEl,TAKER AND ENBAIMEn
1884 NEW YORK AVE NV.
Telephone. 295 se0-e
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BRookLAND PROPER AND VICINITY : sosE
special bargains; also houses for sale For f.cts
and prices call ca GRACE NJ. THOMAS,
- H loo Corcoran bldg.
FOR EACHANGE-vERY CHOICE sIIBI-RBay
i9ts, electric cars. In sight Of the Capitol. for
clear improved farm on railroad near Washing
Ton. ADDRESS BENJAMIN, Star ONCE. is
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY WORTH
In payment For particulars address Boy ina.
- star ONCE. ocs-et.
FOR sALE-cHEAP-HousEs AND LOTS on
VIII ouiid TO suit on monthly payments.
oc7-7t. , i, snhE Re-
FoR sALE-oR EXCHANGE ACRES on
fn ave- esse sl,s wl5s 2t0ry house oc.tsd On
proved property within city %;se q s.s a"D
ee.. Apply to the owner, G. T. CREEPY.
oo-ot- Is corcoran buiiding.
FOR sAIE-No cAss-NEw SUBURBAN cor
sss Ss water Ice s ssd Gel
stable &C.; all fenced. IS minutes rids r and
SsnssIs eF'' '' ROLAND e s 800 "a $50
WE CAN SELL CHEAP on ELECTRIC ROAM Ar
sHadiasss CAT GSES e s REF: q ssa IN. for
G. c LANCASTER. 1918 st. se2s- In
WASHINGTON THE PLACE WHERE REAL n
TATE HAS HELD ITS owN-Now h the rine =,
.ns IN PFogey that :. offered how
come THE IMPROVED PART or RRpok XII 70
lNlNf ~ THE PLACE
Buy. where streets 20 feet wide rrrfed ana
with brick sidewalks. and In conformity with
plan of the city. Convenient 10 electric car lipe
which is now being extepd~d All the W. -
prookland. We can cell BEAUTIFUL Ions AT
FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN CENTS PER FooT
on VERY EASY TERMS. Gall on IN for Ola ts
BEDFORD ". WALKER q sov.
FOR sALE-cHEAP-NEAR ELECTRIC ROAD.
Mt Brightwood. acres az land! VIII escAsnrc
for equities In city houses OF farms ses ne
GALEN z. GREEN. owner. 1913 St nw,als-2n
ONLY FOUR COTTAGES LEFT. FOR SAFE OK
monthly payments. at Lakeland Nd, B. ana n
r. r.. eight miles from Washington. Counuts-
tion tickets 90 cents each way.
One 4r cottage, s1,coo-s1o cash ana SO per ma
One sr cottage s1soo-sIs cash and SIS Der me
One sr cottage t2soo-s25 cash and s25 fex mo-
One Tor cottaee, s4.5oo-s45 cash and tss r~r no
EDWIN A. NEWMAN. OWNS. Lakeland e
SUMNER HEIGHTS
New subdivision INSIDE In conformity with the
plan Of the city. adjoining East Deabewood and
Lincoln: near Benning station. the baltimore
and Potomac railroad: about three miles FROM the
Capitol: high. beautiful ana hesthfal; rood shade
and water. Price. $50 and 500 per lot Teruns
feet. q A M~r,rFx
se16-1m Ian r ~
FOR SALE-BoCsES AND CHOICE BUuDrNo
lots at BrooklaDd and vicinity; terms easy.
GRACE NJ THOMAS
se1s-1m' Room 100. Corcoran buiidinr
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Auctio,eers
612 E Ut.

HYACNTHs AND TULIPS AT AUCTION.
TOMORROW FRIDAN, OCTOBER THR-
TENTH, 1898. at TWELVE O'CLOCK, at our
auction rooms, We shall sell = choice collection Of
the above bulbs.
It THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO., Auctiopeers.
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BICYCLES.

BEvEL GEARS NEVER WEAR OUT. CANNOT
soil the hands or tear the clothing. render trouser
guards useless require practically no atten, ion
and better than al! these save 10 Der cent of the
lost motion that the chain with It's .tretcbing
sprocket climbing and Eon-alignnent IL snra Ia
cause. Call and the 'ehainless' safety bi.
cycle at 7O1 18th II. nv. sea.,m
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LOAN
In sums to suit, at lowest rates, approved
real estate security. FITCH. FOX BROWN.
jas 14O6 q At. NV.
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MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF m
ferest approved city real estate In any sums
desired No delay. WALTER II. ACKER,
ty16-tf 7O4 1lth ct. NV
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

ANNOTATED sIEAM CARI'ET CLEANING
works.-Carpets cleaned in the best manner.
Carpets made moth proof free Of charge. Mat
tresfes made To order. ONCE ITO Pa ave.
Works, l7Us and l710 NV. Telephone sOk
mh2o NJ NEWMlEl Mauaeer.
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@. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTS., 14O7 G ST.
Guccessors to Latimer & sloan.
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cent. notwithstanding the stringency in tn
i've TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD. 1907 It, nv.
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STORAGE.-C. G. SLOAN 4 CO., 1407 ST
Best location In the city. Separate apartment
for all personal effects. seZ2-2W
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FUR SALE-FlANOS.
FOR SALE-DONT MISS THE BARGAINS WE
ire offering in second hand square pianos and
parler organs. IS monthly payments. and the
prices are just one-half to close them out.
THE PLANO EXCHANGE,
ocf1-2t 913 Pa. ave.
FOR SAIE-CHEAP-A RARE CHANCE-HAND-
some dark rosewood upright piano; nearly new;
has very rich tone ard Is perfect In every
spect Only S160 cash viii buy 1t. Handsome
stool goes with 1t.
THE PIANO EXCHANGE.
ocff2t 91S Pa. ave.
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Real Estate transfers.

The following real estate transfers have
been recorded since our last report:
William r. Knights to John Blair one
liam d. Knights one-third-North l20 feet
OF blocks and in Brannan's Addition;
value received.
w. r., w. ID. and John knights and
James Blair TO w. X. knights " Co.,
February Is, lS,tSame land as in the
above deed.
johanna Stuber to Constantine Giro
lami-Nine and one-half acres of the De
Rutte gardens, near the Tivoli.
w. =. Meyer to Charles II. Moyer-
West onehalf of the east one-half of lot
II of Oak Grove tract.
Philip Hltz to Peter H Menken-Lot 5,
l and J, Thirtieth and Thirty-ti first streets.
w. a. Tracy and wife to l.. J. Miller
West one-half Of lot 8, u and V, Eight
eenth and Nineteenth streets.
Joseph Lang to Ii. S. Horton-Agree-
ment TO sell 10 acres in section 10 and .
acres IN section 19, all in township s
north, range . east, for -, 100.
Estate of n. Peterson 10 widow-East
one-half Of lot 2, K and 5, Fourth and
Fifth streets.
y. j. Toll to city of Sacramento-South
one-half OF lot l, l. and NJ, Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets; 81, 500.
Joseph Burns to Sarah Burns-Lot G..
NJ and y. Twenty-second and Twenty
third streets.
Warren Buell. to Sylvester B. Coon
South - feet of the north 80 feet of lot s, c
and ID, Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
Joseph Nj. Upham TO Emery |. Upham
-tlult-cla'm m to all interest in addition on
Sherman Island.
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ASSORTED Woes.
Mondays Muster of Police Court
Unfortunates.
Potato Thief Clancy Gets Forty Days
-MaIoney's Case Settled Amica-
bly-Vags and Drunlzs.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
it was veritable case of Blue Monday.
Lee Him, a Chinaman, arrested for bur
glary, had his case set for Thursday
next.
John Clancy, who pleaded guilty to
petty larceny, in having stolen a sack OF
potatoes, was sentenced to a fine of $40 or
twenty days in Jail. He explained that
he only wanted few of the potatoes. but
the sacks were all full and he tried to get
off with one sackful.
J. j. Maloney, charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses, had the
complaint against him dismissed, the
complaining witness acknowledging sat
isfaction.
Annie Watson, charged with vagrancy,
had the case against her continued for
one week.
Dan O'Neil, drunk, seemed to have
etfectually recovered and was discharged.
Philip Gebert and Billy Search were
tried upon charge of battery preferred
by James Byrne. The complaining wit
ness appeared in court with his head
very badly cut and bruised. From their
own evidence it appears that Gebert,
Search and hackman had all set upon
him, and each had apparently endea vored
to hurt him as much as possible. Their
case was taken under advisement until
this morning.
Thomas McInerny was tried by Jury
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for petty larceny, in having, as alleged,
taken some blankets or robes and a
buggy whip from an uptown stable.
The evidence was strongly against the
defendant, but he made a statement in
which he claimed man named "Bob''
had taken the articles, which he repre-
sented as his own, and turned them over
to him for a few moments.
Bob" was not to be found, however,
to testify, and the defendant had no wit
| nesses. The jury, after being out half an
hour, announced that it would be impos-
sible tor them to agree and were dis
| charged, having stood ten to two for con-
viction.
The case was set for trial again to-mor-
row and a jury ordered drawn.
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DIED.

DOSCH-In this city, March Sd, George Ed
ward, infant son of Charles and Gussie
Bosch.
MA YER-South Guilicos, Sonoma County.
March Attn, Ella May Hunt, wife of Charles
Nj. Mayer daughter of the late William $
Hunt, a native OF Sacramento County Cal
aged "a years, 5 months and 2 days
BS-triends ana acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral today at
3 p. NJ, 1rom Clark'S Undertaking ParIors
No. 1919 Fourth street.
NALINE-C CIarksburg, Yolo County, March
9th, Maria, beloved wife of Manuel p Val
inc, a native OF the Azore Islands, aged 81
years.
ES-Friends and acquaintance are re-
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence at ClarkSburg Yolo
County. Wednesday morning, at z A. NJ
thence to the Cathedral, Eleventh and X
streets, where requiem high mass will be
celebrated for the repose of her soul, COM
mencing AT 9:45 A. NJ.
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Berlin coaeh Cure

For coughs and colds and all lung and
throat affections this article has superior
merit. 1t is perfectly harmless, gives I'M
mediate relief, and cures the worst cases
in from TWO to three days. Endorsed by
our best physicians. Try bottle and
you will always keep it. Price, 80 cents
a bottle.
c. {. Liniment, the best remedy for
aches and pains.
Compound Sulphur Powder, the most
perfect laxative and cathartic known.
Gives instant relief in cases of constipa-
ton, indigestion, piles, biliousness, liver
troubles, rheumatism, gravel, etc., etc
great blood purifier and pleasant to the
taste. The w. II. Bone Company, San
Francisco, sole proprietors. Kirk, Geary
q Co. SACRAMENTO. sole agents.
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TRIAL JURORS.
sixty Men Who VIII Have Excuses to
Offer.

sixty Men Who VIII Have Excuses to
Offer.
The following-named persons were yes
terday drawn in Judge Catlin's court to
serve as trial jurors. and are ordered to
report on Monday next, the 18th:
c. II. Fassett, w. A. Fountain, W. F.
Ashby, T. L: Enwright, 6. ". Harlow,
j, II. Arnold, L. B. Berck, II. 5. Beals.
W. o. Bowers, H. II. Grau, John Osch-
ner, c. NJ. Rodgers, \. D. Hack of Free
port, Seeley De Kay of Antelope, John
NJ. Davies of Antelope, j. W. kilgore of
Routiers, James Williams of Courtland,
Benjamin Cleveland Of Oak Park, H. D.
Gamble, Louis c. Welham OF Lincoln
Schoolhouse, j. q. Genshlea, Jacob
Heintz OF Antelope, Charles H. Dixon of
Elk Grove, H. E: Crew OF Walnut Grove,
C. E. Hustler of Courtland, Alexander
Goldberg of Perkins, Horace Cronkite,
David Ahern, o. r. Runyon OF Court
land. l. j. Wingard, Esau Gardner of
Florin, w. r. Grimshaw of Costumes.
John t. Adams, John Reith OF Union
House, D. II. Clippenger Of Perkins, II.
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County HosnItaI Rennrt.

DIR. G. A. White, Superintendent of the
County Hospital in his report to the
Supervisors for the month of February,
shows:
Number ofpatients in hospital February
died, .; discharged, 5S; remaining, 235.
Mortality Hst-Wilson Adams, aged
81 years; a native of Tennessee: cause of
death, heart disease. T. Isobe, 28, Japan:
phthisis. James Smith, 63, Ireland: alb
scess OF the lungs. L. +. Wright. "a.
West Virginia, cancer of the stomach.
j. NJ. Sullivan, 81, Oregon; phthisis.
The current expenses have been:
Salaries, $50; subsistence, 81, 1874 -. Total.
s. 5S4 81
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Gases on Anneal.

The plaintiff in the case of Maria Bird
sail VS.. Maria Foote and Anna l.. Childs
has filed in the Superior Court a notice
thai on the 10th she will move to dismiss
the appeal taken from the Judgment
In the case OF Kun Ching VS.. All soon
and W. L. Lovdal, the defendants have
filed the transcript on appeal in the
Superior Court. The case is one OF iudg-
ment against All Soon in hop picking
transaction.
The defendants in the case of J. J..
Spieker vs.. L. NJ. Lash and Jennie Lash
have hIed IN the Superior Court a notice
OF appeal from the order denying new
trial
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JUST NATURALLY WICKED.
Hayward Girl Who Refuses to Re
turn to Her Home

Yesterday police officer accompanied
Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper, philanthropic
lady from San Francisco, TO the brothel
IN this city presided over by Frankie
Ihorne, for the purpose of endeavoring
to persuade girl there to return to her
home in the former city.
The girl recently ran away and came to
this city and at the solicitation of some
male creature, who deserves to be In the
State Prison for his act, she entered the
"gilded palace on Third street.
Mrs. Cooper pleaded long and earnestly
with the girl to forsake her sinful ways
and return home, but to no purpose. The
girl is an adopted daughter of San Fran
cisco lady, and the latter is said to be
sadly distressed over the affair.
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p. Barton of Halfway House, D. J.
Mannix, Andrew Aitken, Shadrick Glad
ney Of Antelope, d. H. Quinn, B. Ruhl,
u. Sprague, G. II. Stephenson, H. Stein
man. J. I. Glacken of oak Park, Charles
Shriner of Freeport. William Shaw, J. j.
Boyd Of Folsom, Thomas E. Davis of
t!orin, Hugh Casey, Paul Graf, John E.
Givens of Costumes, R. r. Granless of
Michigan Bar, P. Fuchs, A. Ditmar. B.
Eeraut, NJ. d. Keet. James Graham of
Elk Grove, J. W. Meiss of Michigan Bar,
a. B. Bryant of Gait.
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ARTICLES of Incornoratlnn.

The following articles of incorporation
were filed in the Secretary of States
office yesterday:
Farmers Road and Wharf Company.
Napa, Napa County. Capital stock, s.. 600.
Directors-Sidney NJ. Smith, &. ii. An
derson, George NJ. De Moss, +. c. Lundy
and II. W. Colds.
Williamson " Garrett, Santa Cruz.
Santa Cruz County. Capital stock, $50
600. Directors-James Williamson, 4.
H. Garrett, J. P. Twist, William Rennie
John Williamson and j. r. Williamson.
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RUNNING ON G STREET.
The New Electric Street-Car Line No
in Full Operation.

in Full Operation.
Yesterday the Central Electric Railroad
Company inaugurated its regular street.
car service on the Seventh and G-street
line. Regular trips are now made direct
from Agricultural Park to the depot with
out change.
The operation of this new line makes ii
pretty lively on K street, west of Seventh,
making three lines that pass over that
portion OF the street. 1t also proves a
great convenience to people residing in
The northern and northeastern portions
of the city, who had been without a rail
way ever since the H-street line was dis
continued.
The presence of cars on G street should
greatly enhance the value OF property in
that portion of the city.
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Yesterdays Weather.

The Weather Bureau reports for yester-
day show the highest and lowest tenn
peratures to have been co. and 81.
AT 3 a. NJ. the barometer read 1880
inches, and at 3 P. NJ. 1898.
Light southerly winds prevailed during
the Gay.
last year at this date were 76o and 560.
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Mrs. Logan's "Rome Magazine" and
the weekly Union"

Both only 81 IS per year. The Home
Magdzi1te OF Washington, D. c., con-
Quoted by Mrs. John y. Logan, is the
lest aud most popular low-priced period
ical ever printed. The publishers of the
WEEKLY UNION will furnish the maga-
zine TO its subscribers for mere nominal
sum above the price OF subscription to
the weekly.
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Kings suit Against the CITY.

The case of Antoine King against the
city was on trial in Justice Devine's
court yesterday. This is the street
sprinkling suit wherein the contractor
objected to being fined for not doing his
work properly. About seventy witnesses
were subpenaed, and the costs of court
Will be heavy on King if he loses. The
case was not concluded YesterdaY
The record-union., 1893-03-07
Death of a Former Sacramento Lady

Death OF a Former sacramento Lady.
The death is announced of Ella May,
wife of Charles NJ. Mayer of Los Guilicos,
SOnoma County. Deceased was daughter
of the late W. S. Hunt. of Hunts Semi
nary in this city, where she was born
and reared, and where she leaves a wide
circle Of loving friends.
Mrs Mayer was II years of age, and
was the last Of her family. Her illness
was typhoid fever and she had been con-
lined TO her bed 1or four weeks. Her
funeral will take place at p. NJ. to-day
from Clark's undertaking rooms on
Fourth street.
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Why the Axle Broke.

AS the wagon of Fisher, the confec-
toner, was crossing Seventh street, at |,
yesterday the rear axle broke suddenly,
but the horse, being gentle one, stopped
before any damage resulted. An eXami-
nation showed that the axle had been so
poorly welded that only about u quarter
Of an inch Of steel he'd il together.
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Another Doputy Asses.or

George H. Cotter has filed his certificate
OF appointment as Deputy Assessor in
the County Clerks oEIce, and qualified
for the position.
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Jeferts Not Out Yet.

The friends of George b. Jefferis have
not, it appears, found it so easy matter
to raise $44, 900 bail for him rs they i'm
agined. They think, however, that the
$4,000 remaining can be raised in Oak
land.
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Wanted at the Fay.

Daley, the youth who was with young
Finn in the fatal raid on Houghton's
chicken-house recently, is wanted in San
Francisco on u charge of burglary,
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He FOOLED THEM.
a Citizen Held Up by Footpads Who
Got Nothing.

About halfpast o'clock on Sunday
night, as A. Wassmann. the shoemake er
on X street, near Ninth, was walking
down j street, he met two men, between
Twentytirst and Twenty-second. just
as he was passing them one threw out
his hand and clutched Wassmann by the
throat, holding him while the other fel-
low riiled his pockets.
The footpads had their labor for moth
ing, however, and Wassman felt that he
had Il good joke on them. beyond
choking him u little they offered no
violence.
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Ignorant OF The I.nw-

Apparently there are few persons
who do not know it is now unlawful to
shoot wild ducks. \ party returned
from hunt on Sunday with ducks dang
ling from their shoulders.
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Guardian Amounted.

In Judge Johnson's court yesterday
afternoon, Mrs. Kate Farrar was ap-
pointed guardian of Allen II. Brady, a
minor.
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If THE care of the hair were made a
part of a lady's education, we should not
see so many gray heads, and the use of
Hall's Hair Renewer would be unneces-
SarX.
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WEBB-Near Union House, Sacramento
County, February 25th, to the wife OF Ar
thur Webb, a son.
DOsCH-In tins city, February goth, to the
wife OF Charles II. Dosch, n son.
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W. ]. KAVANAUGH, Undertaken,

No. 513 j St., bet. Fifth and Sixth.
4 LWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORT.
- ment OF Metallic and Wooden Caskets.
burial Cases Cofius and Shrouds furnished.
CONN orders viii receive prompt attention on
short notice and at the lowest rates. Ern.
banning a specially. Offics open day and
night. Telephone No. sos.
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WRITE to Cooper for anything in the
musical line.
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di&10ertnltsrs.
I. FRANK CLARK.

UNDERTAKING PARLORS.
1O17-1oI9 Fourth ST., Sacramento.
EIMBALMING A SPECIALITY. GEORGE
II II CLARK, Funeral Director and County
Coroner. Telephone No 1874
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