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EDUCATIONAL NOTICE.

PURSUANT TO LAW, NOTICE rs HERE
/ by given to parents and guardians OF the
existence of the Act of the Legislature, passed
March %, 1874, Statutes 1874, page 761,)
ito enforce the educational rights OF chill
dren' which law requires that all children
between the ages OF eight and fourteen shall
be sent to a public school for at least two
thirds of the time during which a public
school snail be taught in each school year, at
least twelve weeks of which time shall be
consecutive, unless excused by the Board of
Education. 1t does not apply to children who
law by a parent or guardian is misde-
meanor, and it is made the duty OF the Board
of Education to enforce its provisions.
WINFIELD j. DAVIS,
President City Board of Education.
ie1l-3WM
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Police Court Notes.

The case of H. Fisher, charged with
having violated the midnight saloon
ordinance, in keeping open his place at
Twenty eighth and n streets on Friday
night. has been continued in the Police
Court until this morning.
Henry Watson, who was arrested by
Officer Click the other day on the charge
of having stolen number of chickens,
was discharged, it being uncertain as to
whether ne could be convicted
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THE CURTIS CHARGES.
Judge Catlin Sustains the Demurrer OF
the Supervisor.


the Supervisor.
Superior Judge Catlin has sustained the
demurrer to the complaint OF d. J. Nc
Gowan, wherein he accused Supervisor
Curtis of neglecting to perform the duties
of his office, and also of doing road work
with his own teams and passing on bills
therefor. @t l
The attorneys for Curtis, Clinton L.
White and Grove L. Johnson. .contended
that the complaint charged the Super
visor with corrupt practices, and if such
were the case it was not derelictiop or
neglect of duty, but an offense of which
the Grand Jury alone could take cogni-
Zance.
S. Solon Holl argued in support of the
accusation, and the case was then sub
mitted. Judge Catlin thought the de-
murrer well grounded and dismissed the
proceedings.
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APPORTIONED As FOLLoW
Harper's War History.

"Harper's Illustrated History of the
War" will be sent to all subscribers in
the country direct from Chicago. All
who desire the work must notify the local
agents or this Office direct, and within
two weeks they will receive the numbers
paid for. Nos. /, 2,3,4.5, 8 and now ready.
All who desire to subscribe for the full
26 numbers can do so by remitting 81 0s
to this office. None but bona foe sub
scribers TO the REcoRD-UNIoN or
WEEKLY UNION can get the history at
g cents per mum ber.
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petition to Administer.

Ida Josephine Pearson has petitioned
the Superior Court for letters of admin
istration on the estate of Nels P. Pearson,
deceased. The estate consists ofinterests
in the block bounded by p and Q, Second
and Third streets. valued at 81, 200, and
five shares of stock in the Sacramento
Building and Loan Association valued, at
SiS7 40
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cbor1as yyieper,s Sentence,

The Prison Directors, at their meeting
at Folsom on Saturday, decided to recon-
mend to the Governor the communication
of the sentence of Charles Wieger to six
months.
Wieger, it will be remembered, was
sentenced to Imprisonment for one year
for obtaining goods under false pretenses.
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole csrcasses
from slaughterers TO dealers:
BEEF-FiTst quality. ozsg6c; second quail
CALN NES-4@6c p %.
MUTTON-566c p b.
Handspring, 615971sc p %.
PORK-Live Hogs, on foot, grain fed, heavy
and medium, 4s4c; small Hogs, 411ac; stock
Hogs, 35594c; dressed Hogs, 614971Sc > h.
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Lopez Mauldin's Estate.

Brown Mauldin has petitioned the
Superior Court for letters of administra-
ton ON the estate of Lopez Mauldin. the
deceased letter carrier. The property OF
the estate consists of a one-half interest
i'm what is known as the Mauldin ranch,
living north of the American River, and
valued at 1915, lot in Oak Park valued
at $3.50, and personal property valued at
S25l
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sentence Commuted. .

Governor Markham has commuted the
sentence of Luther Brown, convicted of
assault with deadly weapon with intent
to commit murder, and sentenced by the
Superior Court of Orange County to pay
fine ofSl, 900, to $500.
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Rev. ]. B. Koehne's Lectures.

masonry and the Papacy'' was not
the subject of Rev. ]. B. Koehne's adj
dress last night at the Congregational
Church, but 1.-THE Pope's Weapons"
The former will be his subject on
Wednesday evening next.
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WHEN so many people are taking and
deriving benefit from Hoods Sarsaparilla
why don't you try it yourself? It will
build you UP. Hoods Sarsaparilla will
make you strong.
HOOPS PILLS cure nausea, sick head
ache, indigestion, biliousness. Try box.
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USE Angostura Bitters, the world-re-
nowned South American appetizer, of
exqisite flavor. Manufactured by j. G.
Siegert & Sons. At your druggists.
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The H1lT E0JsA
return bells in
each room. Centrally located. being convent.
ent to the theaters, restaurants principal
street car Anes and the business district. Open
all night.
2I4 Third street. near Howard At Ferry
take Howard.street Caole Cars to corner Third
and Howard
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SUMNER RESORTS.
H0l POR KLAMATH SPRINGSi

rIHEY ARE TWENTY MILES FROM
Ager on the California and Oregon route.
Stage ride delightful, no dust. Large stone
hotel; accommodations first-class. Terms,
SO to $12 per week. Good hunting and fish
ing: scenery grand Hot iron and sulphur
water and the famous Hot Mud Baths for all
blood and skin diseases, for stomach troubles,
rheumatism, alcoholism, etc. A few weeks at
these springs Will work wonders and build up
any wrecked constitution. For more particu,
lars address GEO. b. STILES, Lessee (for.
merly of Weber Lake.. Beswick, Siskiyou
County, Cal.
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The Leading Reeniag House in San Francisco.
crop


| When you ar
rive in san
| Francisco at
| the Hughes
| House, newly
| opened and
| fir s t-cla 8 8.
| where clean.
| iness, sunny
| and well-yen-
| tiIated rooms
Q X ce lie n 8
. beds, nod
| ern tmproves
| ments and
| low rates arg
! salient feat
. lures. A Sunt
! ny reading
! room, fire es.
! capes gas and
! electric lights
=
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TIME FISHING SEASON IS a
at hand. Come and make SA1
your pick from WIN. H. Eek csss5Esfe
HARDT'S new invoice of Rods <$SF
and Tackle Flies, Baskets, ETC., - w y
from all the best makers. New lotof Shooting
Coats-duck, corduroy and fustian. Guns
choke bored, stocks bent and repairing on
guns and rifles a speciality. Send for price
list. No. 523 X street
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OPEN all day, Clear Water Swimming
Baths, Twentieth and O..
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City Finances.

City Auditor Young makes the follow
ing statement of the receipts and disburse-
ments of the city for the week ending
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still At THE LOWEST RATE.

ID cursion to Chicago and Boston and all
points East. Through cars-upholstered.
Through manager. For tickets and berths in
quire orc j. ELLIS, Agt. at Depot, Sacramento.
JUDSON & CO., l Montgomery ST.. s. +.
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SAN FRANCISCO sroCK MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO, June 16, 1894.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the Postolfi ae at Sacramento on
Monday, June Is, 1894:
Ladies' List.
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ATktNSO ON'S
Practical = Incubator.

MAN OFFICE AND FACTORY, =
M 1929 ] street. B. f. PIKE, 2 a
Manufacturer; NJ. L. WISE, Man q2H8
ssev. Send for Catalogue.
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HUGH CASEY.

HARRY KoENEOKE JAMES M'GRATH.
ONLY THE CHOICEST VIANDS Dis
" pensed by JIM & HARRY, 1908 Third
street, between and K, Sacramento, Cal.
VIM ]. Lemp's Extra Pale Lager Beer, Capt.
#. Ruhstallers Gilt Edge Steam Beer. Whits
LABOR Goods.
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unfurnished Rooms to Let.

18TH 81. 238 W. u connecting rooms; bath,
gas: sl4 per month. O'tiorman.
10TH 81. 3OS W. - connecting front rooms ~
easy stairS) Tor housek repinR; fire places both
rooms; large closets: improvements; adults
quiet. private house; ga month.
18th ST. POI W.-Two rooms. light house.
keeping. In private house: references eS-
changed.
HOTEL ct. GEORGE. Clark 4 Hicks ats. Brook
lyn lieighta-Laree pnrlOr, bedroom & bathroom,
Including linen. light. heat n attendance, 5000
yearly; table board or European.
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Dancing Academies.
CLASSES. WALTZ GUARHN.
Ines.& Thus, 2 ia ieed in o private les.
.anl sons, with music, -.
HOSEA HIGGINS

,,. DUR Own ACADEMY OF DANCING.
1873 lao WEST 23D 81. near 9TH ave. 49, sta.
mon; " monthly. Glasses MON TuES.
LnUhs: and FRIDAY, $50 TO 10. 80: private
oesinners' classes. 4 lessons. 81: quarter, ~ les.
sous. 70; receptions WeJs. sats. : first lesson,
private. Open every day. \ A. NJ. to II y, M.
FROM THE NEW YORK WORLD.
hosta Higgins Is probably rs well known as any
man IN New York. and the fame of the instltu.
ton over which he preslIps has spreaJ iii Owe,
Tue country. The inyartable and pronounced sic.
cess that has followed his me- hUls In teaching the
ART OF dancing has made II the largest establish.
nent OF the Kind In the world. To the better
CLASS OF people Our own " MI ideal institu-
IL enormous, the music provided IN above criiI.
cism while his staf, OF lady aud gentleman teach.
ers stand A. the head OF their profession.
Mr.. HOSEA HIGGINS, In his class lessons.
gives individual instruction In n room separate
from The general class room. Difident pupils
ma this method n great advantage. He GUAM.
hNIEEs THE WALTZ. IN sfN PRIVATE
M AM IA 10
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furnished Rooms to Let.

One Time. zoe. per hns; Second Tine, ne. NJ,
w; 7h'rt dad Srtseoscrt 7Smss lSc. pp iia<.
No a.t'u eAarps on &sItsys
NO EXTRA CIIAItGE FOR IT-Advertisem ents
for Ths World may be left at any American
District Messenger once In tue city, where the
charges will he the came as those NJ the inaiA
o0icA.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
West Side.

West Side.
BOTH ST., 15S W Handsomely Furnished large
n small rooms: all convrniences.
9TH 81, 245 w. rear Handsome sitting \
bed room, also square rooms; complete Tor
housek e-pinK.
3Tri 81, 233 ". near broadway Handsomely
furnished rooms, heated, ~. ~, -.
31TH 81. 200 ". Cheerful room, heated; light
housekeeping III. IS single roomssl %o0upward.
18TH ST. $50 w. sunny front 4 hail rooms;
newly furnished, ~. 20. ~; references.
:isTH 81, III W. Nicely furnished large room.
! flight, trout; hon,e heated; reasonable.
10TH 81, 3Ol W. -t'orner front L back parlor:
gas, hath lady or gentleman. stone.
4UrH 81. lOa W. Handsomely furnished
81, 90, sB weekly. tray.
AID ST. 28s VA desirable Id story front
room convenient to Broadway.
AID ST.. 2O4 W. . Nicely furnished small room.
southern exposure, suitable for single gentle
9TH ct. II w.-Privats family: 2 large rooms or
top floor.
9th st. ls .w.-Larss, warm. sunny rooms.
fully furnished; ample closets q every eonvsn-
isnue.
4sIlI 81, l7i W. Nicely furnished front room,
2 flights. double bed. ". 30; use OF Kitchen.
18TH ST, 40 W. Pleasant hall room. 81. 20;
breakfast II desired. hing 3 tunes.
4stH ST. 4oi Nicely furnished sunny
room gas, bath, wardrobe; 81 bO. Ring ID bell.
bUrII At, 1854 W Very handsome large, sunny,
bay. window parlor: also hall room: open sra's
fit: moderate.
63p 81, go Large front hall room. I'd
hat, 81. 80 week. Hays@.
OATH ST. lO7 W. near 9th ave. Comfortably
furnished MONS 10 let teruls reasonable,
d5rH ST. 1870 W. Elegant parlor n back par.
lor, With all cuuyenienctS: meals II desired
private house. one block iroln Goth 81. l. station.
s8D ST. 100 W. Nicely furnished ulcove pArlor
plano all conNeuieuces also bedroom. bokhrt.
ssrH ST. lsO ". Furnished sunny rooms
steam heat, bath; reference: price 81 oO, ~ 81
MnGkln, ID rat.
ttD ~, bU w sunny front rom, ] or 2 gen
ilemeu: board optional: reierence.
CALUMET HOTEL, ~ ". ?5th st.-Nsw. hand
som.ly furnished. IS to $40 weekly I5c. TO 81
daily: breakfast optional; inspection welcomed 4
appreciated.
North Of ,asth Street.
l21rH 81. lIB W Handsome rooms. southern
exposure: strictly private family; moderate
rates; nue or two gentlemen.
l2STH ST. 22O II. Well furnished large sYuars
room; gentleman OF housekeeping; board OPP
tional.
18th ST. rae E.--Nicely furnished I'd floor rooms:
board optional; private American family.
orookivu.
BEDFORD VI 1879. Brpoklyn-Hsndsomely
furnished rooms, I'd Il Sd noors; best locality
, reasonable.
DUFFIELD ST. IT'S, 60;.. desirable front
room; gas: well furnished: light houseksep-
Ing or gentlemen.
SANDS sr., 80. corner Jsy-Nsatiy furnished
large 4 small rooms: convenient TO bridge
STATE 81. 300, BrooLlyn-Larse h small. fur
nish ell. TO let.
UNTON r ia Nicely furnished rooms TO let,
with bath, gar, heat: large l. small moderate
prices.
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West Side.

BANK ST.. g8-IAlrge room, heated. I'd floor,
front: small connecting; ronveniences; light
housekeeping 81
HORATIO : 10, near lsth. Square roam, cou-
venient for light housekeeping hall nom, 81. -.
HOUSTON sT., rs W. -Nioely Furnished large a
small rooms for gentlemen or light house
keeping.
MAcpoUoALs ST, 67-Nieeiy furnished rooms,
light housekeeping, from 81 up, with gas.
vARICK ST., ~2Oi-Large, nicely fumished
rooms for housekeeping; - Inquire fancy
store.
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East ,de
eRAMERCY PARK. 81, family ~ho,el-sntts Il
single rooms, steam heated, excellent table
park privilege: reference.
LEXINGTON AVE. ~. near Madison SQUARE
substantial board with respectable Enslisl' fam
NY. 10: liable board, ~.
LEXINGTON AVE, JGi, near Grand Central
Large 4 small. elegantly furnished rooms; tx
crllenl cuisine.
MADISON AVE corner, ~ T.. 18Th 81. Rooms
with superior appointments 4 cuisine; rrasoh-
able rates.
arm AVE. ~, opposite Cooper I nlon- Furnished
rooms: good substantial board English cook
sTIl ST. ca E-NicsIy furnished rooms. good
board gentlemen 4 ladies'; home comforts.
10TH 81, lis b. Handsome single / double
rooms, with excellent board; house heated;
prices moderate.
lTTH sT.. AZ f. Large L small rooms, with
board; ,rAnsients: terms reasonable.
'% So41i 81 - Il 81; ,aii-.. ~ a small rooms with
18TH ST., 222 =. . square rooms, together or
separated. nicely furnished; superior bo.rd.
9Th sT., 23O r.. Nicely furnished rooms, sin
gle 4 double. with board.
Nth ST., "a X. -Psrlor noor Il other rooms;
excellent board a attendance; reasonable.
22D ST., IFS ,. Newly furnished all improve
menis; lsdieS, ~; gents, go VI; table board
23p ST., ia +. Pleasant large single room 4
table board upon reasonable terms; references.
23p ST.. 800 +. -Boari-rS wanted; terms mod
crate.
10TH 81, 10 t., near Madison square = .arSe
h small rooms; superior table: references.
29TH ST, i3e-l3s Is. Comfortably furnished
square rooms, with or without board every
convenience heated house.
28Tn 81 IA. 4. IArgr S small, newly fur
nishei rooms: all improvements: gents -,
ladies ~; home comforts; superb table early
breakfast; table hoard, 81,
SYST ST. : E-HsnIsone apartments, en- suite or
slngly: ercrllrnt service Il table: bachelors or
families. reasonable.
Bath ST., l0l L. Pheasant, airy rooms; good
table = Gentlemen: quiet family; 81 oliver.
SETH ST. c E.-Elessnt rooms, with hrst-cla.s
board & attendance: references.
I2U ST, 32l f.-liull roOm, other ruouls:
heated, all accommodations good. quiet home
good board.
5erIi ST, 81 f, poubl" y ,nel" rooms,
heated; excellent lable terms moderate.
ssrI ST. 10 T.. "a noor-Elrs.Tty furnished
rosms. With or without board, ladies' or gentle
UUru 81. los Il. single, also double rooms in
ilrSi. class house; excellent hoard; references.
"Gn . sTi m No 4 +; 10 |. srss ! small rooms with
rnour. elegantly mrui>l-d, w.th hrst-cluss board
I Amer c ~ family,
rIIh 81, itEt T., Large front bedroom, wiki OF
without board selcc; single iiHr stein.
s5TII ST., l2b T.. ! argc \ small room; line
German Table; quiet holse references.
Hath ST., s0s } A had, without children vii
reserrnce- exchnnyed, Mrs, WoclforL.
llSTM 81. l4l r Nice large room Il good
board for 2 IN jewish family.
i:.TH ct, corner Lexington ave, uIot.l Peter
hn-Handssw sly rnrnLshsd rooms. with or
without board terms reasonable.
THE BRISTOL,
1910 10 F. ll,h ST, near 9TH ave, comfortable
family house very moderate terms. rs
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Boarders Wanted.

One Tine. SOC. pr line: Second TIM. nc. p0
hnt: Third and Subsequent Nn<k Uc per taS
Ne extra charge on S~nddsa
No EXTRA CHARGE FoR Tr-Advertisements
for The World may be left at any American
District Messenger Office In the city, where the
charges will bs the same NJ those 1T the main
o1nce.
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Brooklyn

HOTEL ST. GEORGE, Clark Q Hicks sts,s NS<.I
Ign HEIGHTS; desirable suits with prtsafl sp4I<
with o. without meals. II modsrats prices
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Loans.

one 7yme. CSC. PER tine: Second Tint. Sc pc,
hre: Third and Subsequent 7naes, Zoe pa itSA
No ertra charge on Sundovs
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CASH REGISTERS bought, sold. exchanged; re
pairing by experienced workmen.
SCHMITT RIOS. lI3 Prince st.
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CABINET MAKE R'S BENCH. In good order,
~; stove, 81; desk, VI. l54 LIST ave. rear.
CASH REGISTERS. National. Lamson and Kruse,
cut rates; repairing and supplies. IS Lexlns-
ton ave.
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DESIis-Second hand ana new. partitions, hx
lures, ratings: also large assortment rolltops
positive bargains. 90 Liberty ST.
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MISS McCABE'S
l., A. L.INDE

l9 West 3Ith at. corner Broadway, mhkes Q
speciality OF teaching persons to dance who have
attempted and failed to learn at other academies;
waltz and latest fashionable dances thoroughly
taught, afternoon and evening classes: class
scholars receive strictly private lessons without
extra charge. Open daily, 10 A. NJ. to IL p. NJ.
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BILLIARD and pool tables, new and second hand,
supplied with the Bartholdi quick cushion: easy
terms ALFRED II. MARX. 1874 East 18th st.
BUTCHER ~FIXTUREs-wsli cases, counters,
shelving showcases. scales. desks. safe. chands-
liers. 3os East l25th st.
CABINET FIXTURES on hand OF
order: all sizes and styles. reasonable prices.
OGEL, 3l3 Bowery.
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.lIn ST., IGS T.. Large front bedroom, wiki OF
without board selec; single iiht stein.
S5TII ST., i2b T.. ) 1rgr y small room; line
German Table; quiet hu'lse; references,
iuJrH 81, 3OS +. A lndN without children Will
hoard a little giTl: good home; mothers care f;
references exchanged. MS. WOulforl.
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eutCk east bnyer o. stores every, de-
N'rlplluni city, country. RINGER ~ u. llllh.
A.-A.- fok SALE -Gcntlcnan VIII sacrifice
lwo pnrlOr suits, one in Gubelin tapestry, other
w. hro"fade; upright piano, cost 800: embossed
,eiih"r dining suit, sideDoari, extension table,
,"iuIllg-DrdS, chihoniers, carved cabinets, pcdes-
,"'a, ~ painting, velvet, moIuette and Brllssrls
iH.P"'s; CLOCKS, DrOnNes, curtains, mirrors, cham
"l r'lS, spring and hair mattresses and other
",tl'icN TOO numerous To mention: Will sell Tor one
.i,iu cost; al the furniture In the house l. nearly
nv haNliig been purchased wIIhin the last eight
Way Md 9Th ave.
AFRlVATE FAMILY compelled to sacrifice their
teglht furniture, used four months. sells superb
In,hl,h pastor suit. fine old silk tapestry, $40;
p""i",lhgS magnificent grand upright piano. $40;
1.an eohcaeG, elegant hnnd-cirved ouk buffet, table,
'AIher chairs, oak bedroom suits, fine velvet car
-, '' ana SIS each; other fine pieces; like
>" separately. l27 West t7th st.
a. MI" ORDINARY chance on account sale OF
mouse; brilliant upright plano, hne parlor. cham
ana leather dining-room suits; must be sacri-
49, Alho folding-bedB. pictures. curtains. mir
US pcrtlerest sewing -machine, carpets. musio
sUa. &c. 100 East bSth ST. also evenings.
SACRIFICE. Captains private
dia,sIawe contents must be disposed ofimms-
navlay AL or sepArntely; elegant upright plano,
SAiior' chamber. dining furniture. f28 K 9th
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CASH REGISTERS bought, sold. exchanged: 80
Nationals: positive bargains; i~nstslments: ma
chimes guaranteed; repairing. 50 Court ST., B'klyn.
DESK, roll, $l5 up; other desks. new I'd par
%titions, TIL counters, cheap. HARBURGEk,
Ara Canal NJ.
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18TH 81. l4a r. Nice large room Il good
board for ? IN jewish family.
i..TH ST. corner Lexington ave. uIotsl Peter
tnely furnished rooms. with or
nLLInnI hnnrl Iarms Haaannahlh
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BATH ST. 464 w.-LArYe sunny rooms niceI
Furnished, S.. -: board II wanted.
34TH ST. 1926 l3O W.-Choice large 8 smaI
sunny rooms, newly furnished; healed: excel
lent table: doctor's Office. sAJI
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ST, 255 ". Large double room In hom6-
like house, Sl4 for =; references exchanged D
18th ST. AS W. Handsomely furnished lar
rnnsnnuhlE Cook -.
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WASIiINGrON SQUARE, IL. near Mactiongal
II. II ~ per week front room Ia let. furnished.
WANERI.hN PLACE, 1875 Large. handsomely
furnished rooms: water, gn,. BATH Il ample
closets: ~ 4 ~, 90
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DIAMONDS. watches. jewelry on easy terms: re-
resentatives will call with samples.
AROS 20 MaIden lana
Arizona republican., 1894-06-30

so far into the heated season were it not for the peculiar natural advantages which surround the school. These were revealed yesterday afternoon when Mrs. Bury was discovered seated in rocker upon the bright grassy lawn under the dense shade of friendly trees and surrounded like Plato of old by her little swarm of academicians. Their knowledge of capital cities. largest cities and principal rivers of all the states of the union was. considering the tender years. wonderfully accurate. Especially gratifying was the information possessed by them of the location and resources of the counties of Arizona.
 This year there were two scholars who had merited the annual prize of a gold pen with which Mrs. Bury never fails to reward the most deserving scholar. So handsome gold pens were given to both Master Francis Shaw and Master Colin Bury.
Arizona republican., 1894-06-30
HURTS IN TWO WAYS.
The Probable Effect of Thursday
 Nights Work.

Nights Work.
 The effect of the turning down of the Masten franchise is likely to be an active as we'll as a passive disaster to Phoenix. The plan regarding the road on the south side has been changed and preparation is being made to carry it into effect at once. The plan is to construct the line between Tempe and Mesa and run it entirely independently so far as Phoenix is concerned, of the Marlcopa X Phoenix. That is, only the regular trains between Maricopa and Phoenix running ss they do now will reach here. A different and more f1e- quent service will be conducted on the south side so that either Tempe or Mesa will become a rival of Phoenix for the growing business on the south side and Goldfeld. Mesa will become the natural entrepot for all supplies for the big mining camp.
 There are Eow three carloads of rails at Maricopa for the new line and it is intended to begin work on it shortly.
 The accommodation tram between Phoenix and Tempe has been ordered of, the order to go into effect tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1894-06-30
PERSONAL.

G. A. Kirtley left last night for Fort Grant.
 Judge Israel was among the number of lawyers who left for the north yes terday.
 Geo. H. Waterbury of Denver, post office inspector, arrived in the city yes terday on official business.
 G. H. Beckwith of Topeka, Kan, and J. M. Stoner and wife, Glendale, are registered at the Lemon hotel.
 Hon. s. M. Franklin of Tucson passed through town yesterday on his way to Prescott to attend supreme court.
 Thos. E. Parish and E. H. Winters returned yesterday from 8 weeks trip among northern mining properties. Commercial hotel guests yesterday were A. T. Wisom and $. NJ. Frank lin, Tucson; G. Krouch. Larned. Kan. !. W. Allen, Pratt; T. E. Parish, Vult. ure.