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unIiebfame Odfte.

S6on felt meDreren Mocbeu bate eint
Sanoe jun8er Strolcbe Die ~8etpobnericbaft
0eS 6auleS JtO. POP G6icago 2tpe. in 9ln9i1
uno S9reden Derlebt, Sn benz 9ou9 be:
ftnoet iidb cine feline G~an36aQe un6 ba9
3iemLicb anritcbi9e @lement, pelc6e5 itd
bort bel iolcben @%ele8enDeiten aniammelt,
mar Ben 8eWObnern oeS 6au7e9 ic6on felt
%ldl1gerer a3ett 5utpioer, 0eiter1t Mben6 par
Die Semo3nerin Sri, 6uuer elmer 8egegz
nulg nit bier Strol6en ouSgeiebt, tpelcbe
ibr Nniuc9en, 6as 6Gus 3u D~erlaiien, nit
0rObun8cn 6eantporteten- Sri. 6uQer
bericbtete petter, OaB Die 8uri9en blrcb
bic Gange Oes 6oules icblidben unb bic
Ebiirflinfen probirten, oh cine Der Gbiirer
%ge0ftnet lei. Sic beranlaBte Sic Serial
tun8 BON Src6. Ge8g, @m, 2abep, G9aS.
WOlt unb SObn Yolmer, tpelc6e 6eute
OtOr9en bon Jtibter &eriten nm ie So sez
frat tDurben.
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SoIIte Observation-Disclosures weroen

Sin 9oli3iit Der Marpeultr, Station
lieB 8eitern NbenO Trau Wtarp Stoue, Sic
Ell an Der II. StraBe, nabe 6alitebitr., in
oeltrt0iem a3uitonbe fano, ais betrurfen
mittelit OeS YatrolipagenS mach Der Staz
tion i0affen. Die Aermite ipur6e mach Ell
ncr 3eue geic6afft, Qt1s gegen balb 9 l1br
Der S9lieBer Die Gunbe macbte, fanO ct
Bic Srau in iebr trauriger Gerfaiiung, Dor
S6mer5en itO6neno, Dor. ST rief bcn
Dienittbuenben lieutenant WlaboneD bers
bel, unb Oieier LieB ie nab Dem Goutp6oe
ipttal icbaffen.
9ort erfannte man iofort, baB man es
nit elmer 8odentranten su tbun babe, uno
orbnete beren lleberfii6rung a benz Beit>
bauie an, Die Station wurbe lofort auS>
gerdu9ert, ale in berieLben 8eftuDlicben
getmpft unO bic @efangeneE na9 anberen
Stationen iber9efibrt,
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Snm 6. SC

= Sam g. Safe, Der betannte Sperm
bauS"zSeitber, bel6ulbi9te Deute Dor &icbs
ter Softer Den Sbneiber SAUL 2ebmann
Der 8eibtpinOelung. @r %bebauptet, ibm
auf beiteute ~&IeibungSittde $75% 2tn3ablunq
gegeben su baben uno beute erbalte ct tpe6er
Die &leiber, no6 t0nne ct oas @elb 5urilds
befOmnen. 9tidter Softer liberties ben
i6iDtnbelbaften Scbnei6cr unter$3008iir9z
lbaft Dem Griminalgeridbt.
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- Grnt8efer bon Y g. or9anfr. ar
bettet aIS 2un6mann in Dem in Dem
@ro9eiAoB Oes 8orOcn 8loGs, @de STAN
oolpbs nnb OearbornitraBe befinolicben
&un3el'1ben Saloon. Nm Sonntag ben
70. Nprtl murbe CT in Dem Saloon bon
elnem Gaite IamenS Sront Wtulctptng BEL
@ele9enDctt zines Strettes b%erorttg miBz
%9anoelt, DAB CT bis beute an ben 6oIgen Ser
GerleBun8en Oarnieberlag. Wulciping itano
beute Dor &ichter Softer inter Der Qlnflage
Der 1cbtperen &0rperOerIeBung ulrb nuroe
unter $500 8iir9ibaft benz G~riminalgez
rt6t iibernieleu.
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etn Streif 9egen sic %gcnunnte electrii9e
8obn angeorbnet peroen.
Die 1Initrpihpr

eth Slrell ge9eH DIE 9en0nllIe eleCtrtlQe
8abn an9eoronet tper0en.
Die 2lnftreiber.
SIN 6auptquortter Ser itreifcn6en Nn>
itretdergeDtlfen berrl6t GROCER Subel. Die
llnter3et6nun9 Der teuen Go6n : Scala
burb gtesbitt & So. 1tnb Bic iofortige 2ln>
lteQung bon 140 @ebilfen batten GUT 8olge,
baB Elm Contractor na9 benz an6cren 10
l3neQ ais m0gli6 81 f~apituliren iu9t.
9tesbitt & So. IteBen I'M Sauptquartier
anmelben, oaB ie i'm 2aufe 6eS 6~euttgen
Cages nob neitere 100 Otarn braucben
miroen. Yrd1i0cnt @alDin bonn YatnterS
tGouncil i6mun3clte unb tbeilte II nit,
odB, tpenn nocb Elm poer 3tpet 1Dlbe Nuf>
quarter <~gelangen, feline Streifer mebr Dor@
ba11oen ietn mir6en. 3eit Ddre eS, baB
AUDI Oieier Streit gu Ben gepelenen 9tn8en
geDorte.a
Die 6te9elbrenner.
Geitern 9}acbmittag fab eS in 8lue>SSs
Lamb etpas friegerii6 aus. 8Dnner&6DDt'S,
Nliip's unb 6ie YuringtonzWtaD 3tegeleien
lolter piebcr in 8etrieb 9eleBt tperbeit.
0o6 Der Dor ben SbermerbtQer 3tegeleien
nit ieincr Qlr1nee bon Strcttcrn logern0e
y0eneral" WcGann bate g8inb hierbot be-
fomtnen unb marl6irte iDleuni9it nit 300
Wann ua6 Blue SSGan6, nm Die Wie6er@
aufnobme Ser 2lrbeit IN ben obenaufge@
fiibrten 3tegelcien GIT Oerbinbern. 9OcbuDn.
benz Qnmorib bcr Wc@anniten Gatten Die
3iegelejbeiiber porber telepboniibe Mjts
tbetlung erbalten un6 Sen GDertff I'M
S6ub er1ubt. 9ieler ianbte nit bem
nadbItcn @ilerbobnsugc % nit 8indeiterz
biidblen bepaffnete 6itfSzS beriffs nacb
8lue SSlan6 binauS. 2tls Die anmarz
l9irenOen Streifer bic 3iegeLeten burcb be-
t~Oaffnete 8eamte belebt fanben, purOen ite
Elm wenig rubiger unb bielten ii!A in re-
ipeftuoucr Gntfernung bon ben 8Lintenz
E-lGufen. Die @banitoner unb Sbermerz
btuer 3te9eIeien iteben ebenfauS nDcb unter
benz S6ub bepaffneter Sberiffsgebilfen.
SIS lit iibrigenS Die NuSiicbt O~or6anben,
baB audi bteler Streif, Der nun i9on Sic
5 Mpben an6auert, bolb gu @n6e geben
tptrb. Dem 8rGlioenten Ser Weaurerz
linton, Wftnttes, tit eS %9elungen, Die
Streifer babtn ST b~ringen, boB ie tbre 8e>
l6Derben II. +. N. etnem S6iebsgcri6t
unterbreiten un6 it6 beiien @nti6eibung
fiigen moQen. Wtintter miro bteies S9iebS>
9ert9t iofort 5uiammenieBen.
, 1894-05-04
DurdD 0ritnouno
Giner Gonourren5 Union fol- oie
bieit9e mdhti9e characterization

6e5wnn9en weroen, Dem Saueeperfi9afts=
rath bei3utreten. = 6ro6er JubeI inter
Sen NnitreideroehiIfen. - Die 2lrbeits=
ritter mo Ger Stoatsanmalt confertren.-
Die 6ie9eIbrenner pollen eir S6ieos
gertdt.
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Die Nrbeitsritter.

Ser @rccutiOau8ic6uB Ser Nr6ettsritter,
Der bier ieit etnj8en 3agen in SiBung mar,
bat 'i9 8eltern bis gum %. Sui D%ertaqt,
Yin %9cnonltem Sage miro ct tpie6er in
0nlaDa, 9teb., 3uiamme1treten. 9ret
Dtttglteoer Der GGecutipbeD0roe, Wc@uire,
@{arttn un0 S~tenneD, iperoen nocb einioc
Gage bier Ucrblciben. sic tpoucn eritens
ben 8sdntcn Der Dieiigcn 9titric1 zNIicm6lb
oartn bebtlfli3 ieil1, uclle Niiemblies al
pr8antltren, 5%lpcitens sic Streittqfeiten
Der Nn%9elteuten beS 8oIton StDres nit
t9ren 8Olien icblitbten, unb enblich bic
2lH8clc8cnbeit Der 6 entloienen QlnqelteQten
Ger Sout5 @Dicago Glcctric 9tai(roa6 reQuz
IIren. Sn Der Icbteren 2tngele0enbeit mar
9eltern Elm Gomite betm S~toat5onpo(t
Aerlt nno belpracb iicb nit 0emlelben bas
rHocr, Oo man 9e8en bic y9(mertcan Suretn
Go." lpe8en ibre5 pl0Blic6en gBiberrufs Ser
tltr bic 6 0elteuten 8Hrgicbaftcn, nicbt cine
Antla9e AMI @6renfrdnfung, S6d6touno
ooer gSlanoer" anitrengen f0nnte. 9ern
miro benz Gomtte in cinigcn Sagen Qlntz
iport 9eben, ct muB iicb crit in ben iuriitiz
1cben Slttbern &atbS er6oler. 6olte
Die Nntport un8initi8 ausfauen, Damn io0
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Gross claims for Losses, ad-
justed and unpaid. .......S 73,475.52
Gross claims for bosses, up
on which no action has
been taken.;.4....:........ 100000
Losses resisted by the Com
pany~...................... II, 10000
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement Sto the z S s, B5spoh hx Of the
IlONAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Edinburgh
IN Scotland on the 31st day of December 1898:
MADE to the Insurance Superintendent of the
state OF Illinois, pursuant to law:
, 1894-05-04

Total Risks taken during the year in
Illinois. . .......... ..............$ 1911, 1877 5
Total Premiums received during the
year in Illinois 1890. 25,2O463
Total Losses incurred during the year
in Illinois 1e.623.65
Total amount of Risks outstanding. 500. III. 43O 90
BnO. y. Henry. President.
Frank Il. Nc Bride, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
of January 1894.
!Seall WARD JR.,
zSIb Notary Public.
, 1894-05-04
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

UfTICIAI PUBLICATION.
Animal Ctotomont of the q. S. Branch of the HAM
hIn1udl DtdtChltHt BURG BREMEN FIRE NSJJ.
RANCE COMPANY of Hamburg in the State of
Hamburg. Empire of Germany on the 3Ist dav of
ecember 1898: made to the Insurance Super
intendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Deposit capital in NewYork as required
BY the laws of Illinois POS, OOO.OO
Assets.
United States Stocks and Bonds.......S 1l2,OOO.OO
Railroad Bonds and StOcks.......... 636, 10000
State. CITY. County and other Bonds. 224. 625.OO
Other CORPORATION Stocks. los, 1880
Cash on hand and in Bank -......... U,7l4Si
Interest due and accrued ............ 100000
transmission .. 8,7881O
Bills Receivable, taken for Fire, Marine
and Inland risks ................. 1851
Nnadmitted assets. I.3682S
Total Assets....S 1921, 1852
ties In Georgia and Oregon........... 100000
The record-union., 1894-03-27
Ex.Priesr Slattery.


EDS. RECORD UNION: In this evening s
Bee there is published what pretends to
be report of my lecture, and with your
permission l would like to say few
words concerning the same.
First-The report is tissue OF false
hoods from beginning to end.
SecOnd-The doctrine promulgated IN
this report. attributed to me, about the
priests sins interfering in the validity of
his acts, Is nonsense. | never said such a
thing in my life. What l did say was,
that the Council of Trent in its DEGREES
which DEGREES | have here with meal
leges that If the priest in the administra-
ton of the sacraments has not the proper
intention required by the church at the
time OF administering them there is no
sacrament conferred, and that is taught by
the church.
The conclusion is that as no man can tell
the intention of another the Roman Cath
olic must be always in doubt about those
same sacraments. Why the editor of the
Bee desires TO misrepresent me before the
public l know not, perhaps the people do,
but | do say this, that if all the news
given by the Bee be as untruthiul as his
report of my lecture, then God help the
readers.
1t must be strange variety of Bee that
is i'll sacramento; perhaps the hive in
which it lives or its caretaker is in fault.
Instead Of going around like the busy
bee and gathering in the sunlight the
honey-the facts, the news-ot every day
life, he retires to his editorial den and
throws off the bile-the false reports
which found birth in his own imagina-
tion alone.
Several of the audeuce have come to
me and asked me to write this to you,
and say that they are confident that in
your usual spirit of fair play you will
publish it. JOSEPH SLATTERY.
Sacramento, March 26th
The record-union., 1894-03-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

S. L. Hanscom of Modesto has been
visiting the city.
MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Jackson of Will
lows are at the Capital Hotel.
Irving ". Mills of San Francisco was
IN town yesterday on visit to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". a. Wishard of Vir-
ginia City, New, are at the Golden Eagle.
Editor Mcfarland Of the sprightly Fol
som Telegraph was in the city yesterday.
Miss Nan Herman of Portland, Or,
is visiting Miss Ruby Merkley of Rose
Lawn.
Mrs. e. B. Bonan and Miss Florence
Bohan of Milwaukee are registered at the
Capital Hotel.
General and Mrs. Z. j. Clunie stopped
over here on their way from Washington
to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Greanleaf and Mr..
and Mrs. n. ii. Edgar of Ohio are regis
tered at the Golden Eagle.
Yesterday afternoon the Kingsley Art
Club gave reception TO Mrs. NJ. II.
higgins, one of the founders and pro-
moters. The affair took place at the
rooms of the club at Agricultural Hall
and lasted from ) 10 O'Clock
The Unity Club held it's first meeting
last evening at Chickering Hall. The
plOS dil1uiO VI t10 evening consisted OF
the reading OF papers by Miss Vina
Woods and DR.. DARCY Power on 1.-THE
Development and Factors of Literature.n -
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
c. ii. Blakslee and family, Omaha; Mrs.
E. B. Bohan, Miss Florence Bohan, Mil
waukee, Wis; LIE Roy Coil, Woodland:
W. 5. Clemens, w. S. Servoss, Sacra-
mento; Is. Ross, II. G. Richards, San
Francisco; n. A. Jackson and wife, Will
lows; John Clendening, Blue Canyon; J..
e. French, Loomis; K. l.. Knox, Nor
man, Cal; j. G. Lentz. City.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Ii. V. Reeves, H. NJ. Reed, Nj, r.
Engle, Carl Schmidt, George S. Pollitz, T..
II. rishel, New York; E. j. Robinson,
Detroit. Mich; l.. G. Harvey, Oakland
+. l.. Morris. Penryn; w. A. Wishard
and wife, Virginia, New; Mrs. E. C. Mus
grave, Portland; NJ. NJ. Barnett, Denver:
w. II. Mckenzie, Fresno; j. l.. Turner
and wife, South Dakota; G.. d. Stratton.
q. III. Cochrane, Stanford University; p.
j. Hazen, Modesto; j. A. Thompson,
Sioux City, Ia; T. p. Williams, Indiana;
c. c. Greenleaf and wife, n. II. Eager
and wife, Ohio; r. A. Tuttle, Phila-
delphia; Il. w. Glassman, A. c. Searle,
D. Biazi, J. b. Hume, Colonel A. &.
Smith, NJ. Seligman, q. A. Thurston, J.
w. Mcdonald, K. B. Caleny, w. L.
Hughson, G. O'Connor, San Francisco;
Mrs. kincaid, Sacramento.
The record-union., 1894-03-27

special policeman between K and l.,
Tenth and Twentieth streets. and E. J.
Clark as special for Hale Bros store.
Bragg introduced an ordinance to pro-
vide a detective force authorizing the
Mayor to appoint two men to act as de-
tectlves. at a salary of 81, 200 year. On
his motion its consideration was deferred
for one week.
Devine reported in reference to the APP
plication of Special Campbell for beat
on l. street.
lie recommended that no one be ap-
pointed on that beat, as for years great
abuses have been practiced there and the
regular officers patrol the beat regularly.
All the applications of specials were
postponed for one week.
CITY Attorney Brown presented an
ordinance for the prevention of the
abuses OF blocking up the front of busi-
ness houses by teams standing in front OF
them.
On motion of Kent it was postponed for
week.
An ordinance fixing water rates was
laid OH the table.
Inc Mayors communication with re-
gard to special officer for Tenth to
twentieth, h and streets, was laid over
for week
The one with relation to the street
next
Deyine and Leonard advocated cancel
ing The contract. 1t was ordered that, on
account of the imperfect manner in
which the work had been done, the con-
tract be Cancelled Immediately.
THE oURFEw REVIVED.
a resolution was unanimously passed,
presented by Leonard, providing that
after the first day of April next the Chief
Engineer of the tire department be in
sttucted 10 have the bell Of the Corpora
ton House, on Fifth street, between j
and *, rung i'll accordance with the re-
qulrements of Ordinance 169.
A resolution was also presented by
hlm, providing that the Chief of Police be
instructed to furnish the Mayor and City
clerk with copy OF the police detail
ana notify them at all times when a
change is made.
1t was so ordered.
A resolution instructing the Water Col
lector to report next Monday to the board
the number and names of delinquent
water taker was adopted.
On motion of Devine, the Mayor was
requested to instruct the Chief OF Police
to see that the ordinance with regard to
manure and garbage wagons be enforced.
1he board then adjourned.
The record-union., 1894-03-27
DIED.

NOONAN-In this city March 25th, Frank
Noonan, son OF Mrs. NJ. ID. Craw, brother OF
Grace Noonan and Mrs. Anna CASTOR OF
San Jose, a native of san Jose, CAL aged "a
years, 10 months and 16 days. (San Jose
papers please copy)
E15~ Friends and ucQuaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this after
noonat 2:30 O'Clock, from the residence of
his mother, III Z Twelfth street.
HA MER--In this city, March 25th George
w. Hamer, beloved son OF Thomas and Mary
Bamer, (Erother OF Sadie, Cora and Clar-
ence Hamerl, a native of Sacramento, aged
% years, 6 lnonths and 2S days. Boston
and Lowell. Mass, and Concord, n. H., and
san Francisco papers please copy.
HS- Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral which will
take place from his parents residence, 1913
Il street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 2
O'Clock.
ALLEN-In this city, March goth, NJ. II.
Allen, native of Ohio, aged 90 years and
months.
As Funeral notice hereafter.
The record-union., 1894-03-27
BOLD BILLY SMITH.
He Walks Into Shoe Store and Helps
Himself.

Yesterday. about l o'clock, a man
walked into w. j. O'Brien's shoe store
on street, stepped over to one of the
shelves, took down a pair of shoes, ex-
anined them, and then skipped for the
street.
The proprietor and clerks were waiting
on customers at the time and had no sus-
picon that the fellow was thief until he
started for the door.
Officer Fisher. the sprinter of the police
force, happened to be on the opposite side
of the street. and seeing the fellow run
ming with the shoes III his hand and the
store clerks alter him, concluded to take
hand in the chase.
That settled it for the thief, for it takes
a professional foot-racer to get away
from Fisher, and he soon had the fellow
In his grasp. The man said his name
was William Smith, and that hunger
compelled him TO TAX the shoes
Probably il Fisher hadn't captured
him he would soon have eaten his plum
der
The record-union., 1894-03-27
Tommy Sent Home.

Little Tommy Johnson, the Duns-
muir kid" who came here the other day
by the brakebeam route and was taken
care of by Officer Rutherford, was last
night sent home to his parents.
Tommy thinks he has seen enough of
the world already, and has concluded to
stay at home and grow up with the young
pines in the shadows of Mount Shasta.
The record-union., 1894-03-27
TOO MUCH CHIN MUSIC.
Spectators Indulge in Loud Convers
ton md Argument.

Spectators Indulge in Loud ConverSa-
tion and Argument.
While there is an improvement in the
arrangement of the Trustees room in the
new quarters, there is one question
which last night seemed to be unsettled,
and that is, in which end of the room the
Trustees actually were.
Some of the spectators carried on dis
cussions so loudly that the President
could hardly be heard. He, doubtless
laboring under the impression that some
Of the board had got into discussion,
raped for order so hard that he nearly
broke his gavel.
In very few deliberative bodies would
spectators be allowed to disturb the pro-
ceedings i'll such manner, and the board
will probably not suffer 1t hereafter.
The record-union., 1894-03-27
An Alley Row.

There was high old fandango last
evening, with pugilistic aftermath. in
the alley between &. II, Seventh and
Eighth streets. Officer Talbot got there
in time to take hand, and brought ono
OF the belligerents, William Blanchard.
to the police station. He left several
others horS dt combat, including portly
sonora, but they will probably all be in
the Police Court to- day,
The record-union., 1894-03-27

The celebrated queens pipe" at
Portsmouth, furnace in which for
many years all seized contraband tobacco
has been burned, has just been abolished.
The tobacco will in the future be sup
piled to the troop ships for The use OF
troops during passage from port to port,
and possibly to the ships of the navy in
general.
The record-union., 1894-03-27
Grand Court Delegates.

Court Capitol, Ancient Order of For
esters of America. met last night and
elected the following delegates to the
Grand Court, which meets IN Fresno in
May: Abe Wilson, George II. Reynolds,
2. Hirst, J. II. Dolan and c. d. Shearer.
The record-union., 1894-03-27
Match Race Between Hounds.

J. Mcmahon, owner of the fast grey
hounds. Gile and Wildwood, has accepted
the challenge to run Hines Yolo Maid
and Rumble's Pansy against the first two
named for 500 and 500 respectively.
Ii these races come off admirers of
coursing will enjoy some great sport.
The record-union., 1894-03-27
Suit on q Rond.

Judge Catlin yesterday heard the case
of Laura Paine VS.. Theodore Labhard, T.
Rubstaller and L. Raschen, suit on 8
bond given on the appeal of case to the
Supreme Court. The court took the mat
ter ilnder adyiSement.
The record-union., 1894-03-27
rruit-Growers, Meeting.

Tomorrow there will be a meeting at
Florin of fruit-growers of the county to
consider matters of interest to them, also
to consider the advisability of forming a
County Cooperative Association. The
convention will meet at p. NJ.
The record-union., 1894-03-27
The slattery Lectures.

This afternoon Mrs. Slattery will
lecture to women only at Pythian Hall,
and in the evening Mr.. Slattery will
lecture to men only, on "The Secrets OF
the Confessional" He announces that
he will reply to the Bee.
The record-union., 1894-03-27
Spuds Galore.

The steamer knight No. 2 came up
from the potato sloughs on the Moke-
lumne yesterday with about 1900 sacks
of potatoes for firms here.
The record-union., 1894-03-27
BVERYBODY'S COLUMN.
Correspondence OF Interest to tn
GeueraI Publfc.

Under this heading the RECoRD-UNIoN will
publish short letters from correspondents on
topics OF interest to the general public. The
matter in these communications will be un-
derstood TO represent only the views OF tho
writers. All communications must be accom-
panied by the name of the writer, not for
publication unless so desired, but as guaran.
tee OF good faith.-EpS.
The record-union., 1894-03-27
ORDINANCES.
A REMoNsTRANcE.

A remonstrance against improving the
alley between X and L, Third and
Fourth, was referred to the Street Com
mittee. Kent said that the names of two
men were attached to the remonstrance
who were lying in the City Cemetery. He
wanted to know how the names appeared
there. The President suggested that they
had come back to do il.
The record-union., 1894-03-27

AS-Acctommodations FIRST-CLASS. Free
BUS to and from hotel.
W. j. ELDER, Manager.
The record-union., 1894-03-27
COMMUNICATIONS.

A communication was received from
Water Collector Saioman. stating that he
had materially enlarged the list of water
takers by adding names OF number who
have not hitherto paid water rates.
The City Taper presented request that
the old Plumbing Inspector be instructed,
before retiring, to furnish him with IA list
of all new taps put in under his SUPER
vision, and that the new inspector be in
structed to do likewise.
The record-union., 1894-03-27

BOARD AND ROOM, 81 20 TO SO FER
ID day. Meals. 25 cents.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-09
Made "A Lock For the Key.

An old and curious key and lock are at
tached to the door of Temple church, in
Fleet street, London. The key weighs
seven pounds, is is inches long and, unlike
other keys, it was not made for the lock.
On the contrary, the lock was made for 1t.
Both key and lock have been in use since
the crusades, the church itself having been
built by the knights Templars In l4s5-
London Standard.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-09
GRATEFUl-CJMFoRTING.
EPPSS COCOA
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"By no orgh knowledge OF the natuI al
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last aid supper delicately Favored bever-
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gradually built up until strong enough To re.
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ready To attack wherever there IL weak
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bv keeping ourselves well fortified with pure
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Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling
water or milk. SOLD only in half pound Tins,
bN GroceIs, labelled thus:
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Chemists, London, England. lw
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-09

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