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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-12
IN FOR ooUNTBRFRIr1Na
Kel Mercer Charged With Trying to
Pass Spurious Geld Coin,

Kel Mercer, a negro from Tattnan coun-
ty, will be given a preliminary hearing
before United States Commissioner Isaac
Beckett Friday morning, at 10 o'clock. on
charge of attempting to pass counterfeit
money.
Mercer is charged with attempting to
pass counterfeit Sl0-gold piece on j. H.
Heery, Of Tattnall county, last October.
He was arrested at the time, on some
charge, but was let out on bond.
He was arrested again day or two ago
and was brought TO the city by Deputy
Marshal Buckner and is now in Chatham
county Jail
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-12
First Grand Auction Sale of Lots a
West Savannah,

Wednesday, April IS, commencing at 10
a. m. These beautiful lots will be sold to
the highest bidder. Be sure and attend
Cars will carry you direct from the mar
ket to West Savannah. An elegant lunch
will be served, with French burgo and
Kentucky barbecue, by the famous
lucky. An excellent cornet band will be
in attendance.
The terms of sale are the most liberal
ever offered-S10 cash, balance So per
month, per cent. interest on deferred
payments. No charge for bond for title
Edw. W. Brown, Real Estate Dealer and
Auctioneer, 10Y Bay street. Phone 567.
-ad,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-12

H. M. Hill, Groceries, Live Oak, Fla
Gentlemen: Have never had a complaint
of Success Baking Powder, and I know it
TO have been used by connoisseurs in
baking powderwho pronounce it tirst-class
in every respect. H. M. Hill-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-12

Why pay credit houses $500 for made
to-order pants when you can get same
from Collat's for $500, made on the prem
iseS2-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-12
The Care, Precision, Neatness and
Perfection

exhibited by the very appearance Of Sim
mons Liver Regulator proves that it is
the best prepared medicine in the market.
fully carrying out the motto: 'Purissima
ct Optima," (purest and best). -ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-12

Whatever may be the cause Of blanch-
ing the hair may be restored TO its origi-
nal color by the use Of that potent remedy,
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
I'D.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-12

$3.50 boys knee pants suits, s1.98.
$500 boys knee pants suits, $40
A00 boys knee pants suits, 1925.
$500 and $500 boys knee pants suits.
$3.50. Collat's.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-12
We VIII Mako You

A suit for $500 and up; trousers from
$500 and up in our tailoring department.
Largest selection of woolens in Georgia.
Appel & Schaul-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-12

In 1850 Browns Bronchial Troches"
were introduced, and their success as cure
for Colds, Coughs Asthma and Bronchitis
bias been unparalleled.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-12

Why pay credit houses $4,000 for a
made-to-order suit when you can get
same from Collat's for S21.OOl All the
latest materals.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-12

Taking orders In our tailoring depart
ment for May deliveries. Don't put it off.
Appel g. Schaul-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-12
Dom t Miss This Chance.

Mems ladies' and boys cloth yacht
caps, all colors, Csc; credit houses price
75c.-ad,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-12
Place Your
P. P. P,

Order in our merchant tailoring depart
ment now. Appel & Schaul.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-12
LUDDEE g BATES s mu

,, W[E WE " PROBABILITIES - Ty,,u.
in north portion 9'isnlly warmer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-12

The commissioners are after all delin-
quents who fail to return their property
for taxation. Several of this kind have
been discussed by members of the board
and yesterday the following order for
inquiry and investigation was introduced
by Commissioner Carson and unanimously
passed:
Ordered. that the county attorney and re-
celYer OF tax returns be required 10 investi-
gate the matter Of the failure Of the Arricult-
ural ana Mechanical Association 60 return its
properly Tor taxation prior 10 the year 1893
ana take such action as may be necessary to
soHeet such back taxes, if any, that may be
QUE the state and county.
, 1894-01-29
AT rkthPrin
6 hicnno. % Som

y | q 0 ~. san.
Solgenbe Gretie wuroen BET 9r0Beren
Yartten %er5tett:
Butter, bette GreamerDs@ aare, 245
@25c, quite 233@24, mittelmGBige 1900
&c. 9airD, bette, 22(023c, mittelgute
ulto CUTE 18@21c, frti6er 8ading Stod
13014c.
8utterine, @aftlafe 9airb, lac,
empire 153c, bette creamery 18(0193c,
Sutnotier tic; in v&ous" ODER tletnen
@ebinben &c mebr.
&Gie, bette vSuu Cream Gbe66ars",
113@12c, rStptns" 12@123c, vgoung
Nmerifa" 12@13c, nobgcmadbter Sbweis
ger 123@14c, D8rif" i23@13c 0imburz
ger 12(013c. o
8Obnen, bette vgfaoies" $1.45@
1.50, mittelgute $1.40(01.4 40, nit ser O}Qz
i3ine 9ereini9te 81. 3O@1.35.
@ter, gang frii3e, 10000 6as 9B6.
90 btSfeD, $1.15.
@efIt9eI, 9ei6Ia6tetes, Surte0 81
@9c; 9tbner-6ennen 5306c, alte uno
iunge O.; @nten 5000 fir leben6ige ;
@Gnie Sc; Spring GbidenS" 10 6aS
8funb.
0bft, sebOrrtes: G(epfeI, finitGid se=
trofnete 77@10c. pas Bfunb, an 6rr
Sonne 9%eoorrte norbltbe 5@63c., Bftritc9e
5@6c., 8rombeeren 6@7c., 6imbeeren %
@243 Galtfornii6eS Nprtfoien 14(016c,
nidt8el6alte 8firit9e 8011c, gei9Glte
22@24c; 8laumen 9@13c.; &pfincn :
r2onoon 2aDers" 90 bas &iitz
chen, vWfustateuer" $1.OO@1.35, loIe
4(@6c.
Obf, friiaes: Nepfel so
unb $3.OO@3.25, ie na9 ber Site, 8az
rallen $1.O0@1.25, Gitronen $4. OO(04.25.
&a|rtoffeIn - 8urbanfs 54(055c,
5ebrOns 52@53c; Stole 52(053c; 0ur6s
chamber 5O@53c Ser 8uibel. Serie1z
SmeetzB otatos 80 bas SAB, Sui
notler $2.50@3.O0.
, 1894-01-29
abetnblatt Der autnota etaats- Betnne atontaa, 20. aan,ear 1894.

Der SannD @ompcrb geboren unb bat ben
tn3tptldben geitorbenen !6anOi6uDma6er
Sroment in garis gum 8atcr. 9aielbit
leben nO9 3mei8riiber Don ibm, ei11 &ecbtse
antpalt unb Elm &aufmnn1. g. lit nod
i'm Sftober 1890 bltrcb 8ermittelung bcS
tran3oitiben @cneratfoniulats IN Qetp5ig
ais frGn50fl6er llntert6an anerfdnnt.
Nls &ino i6on fam ct aus benz 6auIe Der
Wtutter, tpurbe in un6 bet 8ariS er3oge1
unb i'm Nlter BON IA Sabren mach @tlB in
QuTemburg gebrabt. Son 1880 bis 1883
beiu6te ct Sic GeaIl6ule in 6eioeIberg bis
sur 5peiten &la1fe, mar fur5e 3eit 9e6rlin9
bel cinent llbrrna6er in @eiltheim in
8a0en, lief aber aus Der Qebre uno trat i'm
Ottober 1884 in StraBburg BEL einem
8ltterbGnoler als 0ebilfe elm. 9ort blteb
ct bis 1887, 9tng nadb 9aris, tpobin i'm
oer SOB ietneS 8aterS rief. 2lucb in Som
Don nil ct lib aufgebaLten 6aben. Sn
YartS trat ct 9luSgan9S beS SabreS 1888
bel etnem &aufmann ais @ebilfe elm,
murbe aber I'M 9lprtl 1889 tpegen Inter
i6Iagung fliicbti9 ullO cling I'M gtooember
Oei1elben Sa1reS nab petersburg. Inter
tpe9s lernte ct bic 42jGbrige Srau bcs
8eterSburger 8el3bGnolerS 6. tennen,
trat gu i6r in 8e3ie6ungen un6
tpuroe lblteBli3 Spra9lebrer i6rer
Tobter. 9(pril 1890 cling er nad
Berlin. Srau 6. fol9te ibm, un6 beibe
bielten it5 in Der &.'i6en 8iua in S6anz
bau auf. &tua un6 Gtnric6tung, lotpie
5000 sc. tpuBte er Der 6rau ab5ui6ntn>
belu. Nub etncn 8erltner 8ucbbdn6ler
betrDg CT in bemielben Sabre. 1891 mertte
Tral 6. 6ie S@pinoeIeien u10 3eigte i'm
an, @omperb fob na6 8or6eaur, 6rau 6.
foIgte ibm bortbin uno lteB ibn i'm OeSemz
ber Derbaften. SIM Ofai 1891 muroc er
WangelS al 8epeifen auf freien SUB gez
ieBt, ct febrte na9 Dresden 5uriid, tpurbe
bort aber nit 3 WfDnaten uno 3 Sagen 0e>
fGn9ntB tpege1 i'm Sabre 1891 in S6anbau
nerltbten &0rperoerlebung un6 9t0tbigungs1
oerit6 beitraft unb blteb ollcb in Inter
1ucb1rgSbaft tpegen Ser geibtloerten 8ez
trugereten. SSebt giebt CT onoere Yer1ona>
lien an, mill ber Sobn bes failerliben
6offrGuleins 9umont fem; feline 0tutter
babe in Qlmiterbam einen 8antter @om>
perB 9ebetratbet, iei aber na6 5tpet Sabren
8tttDe 9enorDen. Damn babe tie nit
Dem @rafen @barleS Sromont Be @uelb=
b0noren Be5ieDungen unter5alten, un6 bic
Ter lei iein 8ater. Sn Dresden bat er ltch ais
@raf be3et6net unb au6 ein Wappen nit
9rafentrone fir iib iteben Iaiien, CAB ii6
aucb ais frau3Oiiiben 9iplomaten aus unb
berii6ert iebt Dor @eri6t, baB CT I'M itaatz
Itben 9tuftrage her Alliance franco-russe
mach 9etersburg 9efabren iet. Damn be-
set9nete ct ltcb pie6er ais @eiauoti6oftS>
@tta6e, ais 9olmeti6er inn fran30iti9en
8rtcgSminiiterium, ais DR.. phil. unb DR..
med, bebdngte lid nit Or6en, namentlib
Dem griebii6en @eorssorben, pertebrte
nur nit QtOcltgen unb Officicren, belt iib
cine Gquipa9c, 0tener in 2ipreen, fubr MIR
I, &laiie ouf Der @tienbabn un6 mabte
piel Nufpanb. 9a ct ipGter 3tpeifeIos
ietn fribereS 2cben fortleBen tpirb, 10 mirO
bur6 bic s oIisei Dor Inn aenarnt.
, 1894-01-29
SpSes=@lnseine.

5reunOen lnb 8etanuten bic traurt9e gtodri9t ouB
meIne lte6e Wtttter Barbara &ambadI bOrgeitern
noteu ielig I'M oerrn entI1lofen lit. Sic 8eerbiolnQ
ftnoet itatt 9ienitag ben 30. Sanuar. &ormittagS 912
u9r BON 3r1uerDonie. 25l SnolOn Aoe., na9 Der ct.
Wtt6oelssStr1e uno BON ba na9 bent ct. 8pnifocius=
9ottesoder. I'm title SbeilnaDme bitten Die traueruoeu
SIuterbltebeHen Wtarg @enocI, So9ter,
Sobn SSen0el, S9niegerioDn,
nPhft SnfPIn
, 1894-01-29
SooeS> @usei0e.

Sreunben unb 9efonnten Die ~traurioe Nadrt6t, buB
mein 9elte6ter 9atte sSrieoriGJ Gd)retber nab fur3ent
&el6en in! @lter bon 70 Sabren geitorbeu lift. 9ie 8e=
9raIerboufe, 322 q. Wooo=Str., mad Dem @oucor6io=
SrieObofe. lin ittIe Sbeiluobme bitten Die ~betribteu
Qtnterbltebenen S. Sdtetbet, @0ttin, nebit Sobn.
, 1894-01-29
0rnnOeiqentbum.
SiMan5ienes.

e mn 65% 6OIb=W D rtQ 3u perfaufeu
g8ir tplIllen oorltbti9 ~9epGIlte Wtprtgages Iiefern,
ei9entbum in @Dico0o, in poIenOeu SnmrIen. INIT ooz
%raarttrten SeIibttteln. Serbet nab Site. s.. 8. St0ue
& So. 2O6 ga Saue Str. 30nsbIm
SRoie. Auinlon e Co.. W}ortgoee 9aufers, 72 9ear=
~ borllltraBe perleibeu Selb auf @biCoooer @runo=
~eelgellt9nl' 81 ben nieori9iten Preiien, iOruie aub ouf Sc
oahoe' 6oe3, s.
, 1894-01-29
Gu ntietben geiudt.


On mtetbeu geiu9t: Gum l. Nai ober etpaS
~ friber tHr eiue fleine %rcipefto6le Jamtlte Elm 9a1s
i'll on9euebmer @eQeitb, miir0e aud tauIeu Qegeu @us=
toui6 ppu l &ot uuo 9egeu monatltGe Abaoblun9e1,
Gfferteu inter c 100 Sta0tsseitHng erbetert. 2SlaHh
, 1894-01-29
&eriMienenes.


0bbne. gtoten, &entbils uuO 19le9te Gduloen oler art
couetttrt, Seine .3otlllug DDue @rfoIg. 8. 8urlanO,
eohntDaSonltabler rs 6Iitb Mpe, 3truHter 8.
29o5-1fb
a 9ul0eu! S6uIbeu! 99uIoeH!
Nuerlel l1ledte SdulDer iDfOrt coueCtirt.
-&etHe 3obInug Dbue Grfol al
@Dnltabler INNER an 9auo.
Peoples @OIIeCtiou NgeuCn,
92-94 &oioIe Ctr. 3immer 81.
5o5lS 9eutib miro bier 9eIprpdeu.
, 1894-01-29
SOSeS=Wtt3eide

Srertnbeu lnO Setonnteu Die trouri9e gto6ri9t oaB
meme ltebe Satin 9litgela WtaD int Nlter BON so
Sabreu laHft i'm Serrn entiblafeH lit. Die 8eeroiquuq
finoet bonn Srauerbauie, 2303 &euoQ Qpe., oun 9ien1tag,
BEN 80. Souuar, Wtorgen9 9 llbr, nab benz ct. 8oui.
facius=(SOttesoder itatt.
YbtMtp @taD, @otte,
iou1t uebIt Giuber.
, 1894-01-29
3u Oerleiben.

6%=@elD 5u nerlei6eu ouf bebautes @bicago=Srunoejgen=
" 'tbum. 9orleAeu fDnuen uudD por Dem Sdligtelts=
&crmin 9etilgt lucrOeu. @roBe 9arleben cine GpectalI=
tat nnD 9ortcbea gum 8nueu. 3. .. StoHe q 70,
2O6 &oIole ctr. 2llWt
, 1894-01-29

Qtn5ei8en in Der Nbenbausgabe Ser Sui
nots Staatsaeitung baben ben beiten grfolg.
, 1894-01-29
SnNes=0(ttseine.

Srertnbeu unO 8efannte1 blermit Die trauri9e 9taG.
rtbt, ooB retne geltebte Satin &puiie Selntb am
Samltog ben q. Sauuar, Inn 81 rbr Qbeuos, oeItor.
ben 1T. Die 8eeroigunQ finoet am 9ienitag ben 80.
@aft1ngs=9tr., aug na9 Rnlbbeim itatt. 9te traueru=
ben 9tnterbIIebeuen @ilbciun SIutb, Satte.
Gntnta Guidipn, Sodter.
Youl, Otto, gpiIbelm, 9Dbne.
, 1894-01-29

9tidts 1T Ser @eiun6beit 5utrd9lther alS
refine SUIT uno quite Seroouung. Die e%ritere
lift lei6t gu baben, fir ote 8tpeite foaa man
INNER iorgett, rnO 5ruar oltrd) ben i0itemaz
tii6en @ebruudb BON Sobann 9Off'8
Wtalsertraft. Gr madt Die gtabrnn9 lOse
li9 uno letft perbaulif. Sin 0ueelto
SluIden Oes ddten Sobann off
fhen Mal3ertraft8 oerleiben mebr &rof uno
geabrung als elm 8aB Sle O0er Yorter, nr0
oas Obne 3u berauiden. @r 1T Oe8pe9en
fir itiGen6e Wtiitter beiten8 3n enpfeblen,
be8gleiden fir idwGdlide &inoer nno BET
oll9emeiner Sinfdni9fett.
Man abte, DaB Der NamensSug vSobann
Soft" fi9 auf Der Gillette am 9alie teoer
S1aide beftnbet. &etu aaOerer @rtraft TT
anndbernb 10 gut.
@isner & Wtenbel1on Co., ageuter, 152 unO
154 5rantlin Ct, Stem gOrf.
, 1894-01-29

Nrbeiter=ltntertiib ,=Seretn go. 3 A. U. V. O.
Sc btene sur gto6ri4t bag 8ruber iyrieSrtd)
eriu9t, 9ienfto9 Mitta9 nm u rbr pInttlt9 in Der
9aue, @de Sebglpid= uu0 9lodbapt=5tr, 5u eri6einer,
nm benz 9ruber bic leBte Ghre gu erlpeiIeu.
SSDbn 81. S6mitt, Yrdfoent.
29io2t SenrD SsmtuaIO, Gefret6r.
, 1894-01-29

- lteber bcn tnternationalen 8etriiger,
BEN neutrality-suspicious. 8erbinano @eorg
@omperB, Ser in 0resDen nit a Sobr
@eiGn9niB un6 5 Sabren GbrOerluit i'm
NoOember b. S. beItraft murOe, lit nocD
6olgcn6es betannt 9etpor6en: @omperB 1T
a 30. SUM 1865 in BartS geboren, bat
iblpar5e8, ~itruppi8es 6aar, Elm ibpar3cs
@9nurrbdrtberr, gclbGicbe @eiibtsfarbe,
icbarfgebOgene Stale uno ein 9~epanoteS
8enebmeu. ST lit fletn un0 frGfttg,
ipribt fran50iiic6 un6 beuti6 nit fremOs
ldnOiiber 8etonung, mill fatbolii6 iein
uno bat am %. Nopember ietne Strafe am
getreten. ST 1T ais auBerebeli9er SObn
, 1894-01-29

@ eiu9t: Gin ti6ttger Jeuernauu Iu6t @teaun9,
~ SABRE SrTabring. SOief SeigeL 518 @arreu
Noenue. 29i3t
, 1894-01-29
Glaiiifistrte NnSeiqea

tOiteu biz gu 10 @ Orten 10 Gents, iebes tpeitere @Dr
1@ent. Steaenoe1ube frei.
, 1894-01-29
Gte0ennelnhe.

Ct eiu9t: Gin gutter @ate5bdder iudt Stele. us
2. ooer 8. 9anb. SobH SaHa, 593 98elt SbroOp
StraBe. 2gi3t
, 1894-01-29
8eih1fts= Differentiation.

= uOerfaueH; @iner Der beiten @d=Salopns Der
~ NUroIete. gSenig &opit0l erfOroerIi9. 9tad3us
fragen Stanoaro 8rGnereE %. u. ctr. uuo campbell
MOenue. 28iau3t
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-06-01

W. II. CoTTLE doesn't like Geo.
N. Brown, republican nominee for
dist.ict attorney. Cottle is the
manager Of the State Insurance
Co. and doesn't like Mr.. Brown
because he tailed to get him to as
sist in detrauding people who had
claims against his company. Let
Cottle attend to his insurance
business, the republicans will
elect their state and district Of
ficers. The very best reason why
Mr.. Brown should be elected is
because such men as Cottle dc
not like him.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-06-01
A. B. MINTON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day of May, 1894.
IT. L. HOLGATE,
Justice OF the Peace.
Corvallis, Or. , May %, 1894.

CUrVaiilS, Or., May u. 1871.
was present in the recorders office when
Mr. Minton called TO ask about u certain
piece of land being vacar.t, and my recnliec-
ton about the matter is that as Mr.. Minton
was leaving the office he told Mr.. Waters
that he did not think he would have any,
thing to do with it. After Mr.. Milton left
and after his saying that he did not want
it, I urged Mr.. Walters TO take it himself
and told him that I could secure it for him.
Mr.. Walters decided to leave the matter FIR
two weeks, fearing that Mr.. Mintnn might
change his minl and want it, and then as
Mr. Minton had m lde no effort to get it, he
asked Inc to secure it for hiu which l. did.
There was nothing in the wh lie transaction
but was fair, honorable, and above board.
JOHN ID. DAILY.
| did not intend TO pay any attention to
the misstatcments, and should not have
done so, had not the editor of the Times
(who was wrongly infnrmed) in speaking of
the matter in the last issue thereof, stated
in substance that had no land in Benton
county. As I have purchased, or have
attempted to purchase hut one piece of land
while occupying my present position, the
above certificates have reference thereto.
Yours respectfully,
VIRGIL E. WATERS
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-06-01
j. a. CAUTfsORN
Real Estate,
Insurance and Collection Agency,
Corvallis, Oregon,
A Correction,

As false statements have been circulated
throu=. h..ut the county i'll regard to a small
piece of land which purchased from the
state last November, L beg leave to submit
to You the following.
School House, Willamette Precinct.
Benton Co, Or My 9th, 1894.
This certites that the following is a true
statement of the trans action between myself
and Virgil E. Walters in regard to certain
piece of land, various false reports of which
seemed to lie circulated in Benton county.
| consulted Mr.. Waters in regard to tie
land i'll question. and he told me it was va
cant unless it WAS included in il certain
pttemt. About week or so following, |
was in Mr.. Walters office, AMI told him
something to the effect that did not care
to bother with it. l did not see MIR.
Waters again for s"iHe time after he had
taken the land. know of nothing in re-
gard to the transaction that would charge
Mr. Walters Of unfairness.
The record-union., 1894-06-23
AFTER THE "FLAPPERS.
The Young Wild Fowl In the Tules
Are in Danger

The Young Wild-Fowl In the Tules
Are in Danger
1t behooves the members of the several
gun clubs in this city to take immediate
steps to prevent the slaughter of young
ducks in the breeding grounds through
out the tule basin in this, Yolo and Solano
Counties, if they wish to enjoy any sport
at duck shooting next fall.
The tules are said to be alive with
young mallards, teal and sprig, and this
fact has aroused the ''bushwackers." "
who yearly slaughter and smuggle them
NOT into the open market, but into no.
tells and restaurants in San francisco,
where the toothsome "fappers" COM
mand handsome prices.
Yesterday a RECoRD-UNION reporter
saw couple of Portuguese heading IN
the direction OF the tules, with a couple of
duck boats and shooting outfit in a
wagon. An attempt had been made to
hide the boats and their contents by COW
ering them with grass, to represent a load
OF that article, but the ends OF the boats
protruded and were exposed to view.
Unless steps are taken to prevent the
untiinely and illegal slaughter OF the
young ducks, they will be nearly ex-
terminated before many weeks.s
OF course it is the duty of Consta-
bles and other officials to see that viola
tors of the game laws are brought to JUS
tice, the same as other criminals, but they
do not, as rule, pay much heed to such
things. Therefore the sportsmen's clubs
should take the matter uD and see If they
cannot do something toward having the
game laws respected.
The record-union., 1894-06-23
MUST Do some HUOTLING NOW.
That is, if the National Holiday is to
be HOnored.
There is Much to be Done in Short
Time-It VIII be Necessary
to Raise $1,000.

The Executive Committee for the cele-
bration of the Fourth of July has nearly
completed its plans and all depends now
on the Finance Committees.
Fully $1,000 is needed-and every
economy has been considerable carry
out the plans of the military evolutions,
day aerial fireworks, literary EXERCISES,
night aerial fireworks and open-air con-
cert. The Executive Committee meets
on Sunday at P. NJ. at Judge Henry's
Office, and every member must be
present, for at that hour all the details
must be settled. The Finance Committee
should, therefore, 'get in' to-day and Sc
cure the 81, 800 without delay.
a meeting of the Literary Committee
was held last night, f. D. Ryan presid-
ing, where all these matters came up
naturally for discussion on their bearing
on the work of the committee. It was re-
solved to trust to the patriotism OF the
people and go on upon the basis of the
original plans.
Therefore it was resolved to hold the
exercises in the new Pavilion in the hall
already decorated, and that a band be
provided for the occasion, and the hall
seated for fully 1000 people.
The Secretary reported that affirmative
answers had been received from seventy
six singers who volunteer to compose the
grand choir, to be the largest ever organ
lied in Sacramento. 1t was his belief
that fully seventy-6ve more will volun-
teer, and possibly 100 more. All who are
willing TO aid this good work should at
once mail postal card signifying his or
her willingness, addressing it to Post
office box 176.
Mayor Steinman was elected President
of the Day, and will introduce the orator
and preside over the Pavilion exercises.
Chairman Ryan was given full power
to arrange for the orator; II. Weinstock
was authorized to select the chaplainS;
Miss May Powers was selected to read
the poem of MIR. Cosgraye, and William
Howe to read the Declaration of Inde-
pendence.
Secretary kinross was directed TO close
contracts for a band of music and to
order the printed vocal scores of the
singers. These scores are to come from
the East, and will be of character suit
able for preservation and use on future
occasions.
The Sub-hall Committee was directed
to close the contracts with the decorator
and carpenters for the retention OF the
hall in its present form until after the
Fourth, and to contract with Mr.. Hern-
don for preparing the hall for use. The
carpet was ordered removed from the
stages, as it will improve the musical
effects to have it taken up.
The committee went carefully over all
the details of expenses, and shaved and
saved at every turn all possible outlay
consistent with a celebration worthy of
the day and the city.
The record-union., 1894-06-23
THE REORGANIZBRS.
One Branch of the Democracy t
Name q Ticket To-day.

One Branch of the Democracy to
Name a Ticket To-day.
At o'clock this afternoon the Reorgan-
lied Democracy will meet in County
Convention at Turner Hall, for which
purpose three hundred and fifty delegates
have been appointed.
For some of the offices the candidates
are already slated, while for others men
are being importuned to ''stand in" and
the prospect is that the convention will
be able to put up a full ticket, or nearly so.
The irrepressible conflict is still on be-
tween the two factions of the Democracy.
and there is no more prospect of har-
mony than there was year ago. The
ReorganiZers insist that the branch of the
party calling themselves the Regulars
consists of but three persons, while q
prominent Regular yesterday declared
that the ReorganiZers represent but four
men. He predicted that but few whose
names are on the long list of delegates
would be present, and could find no
terms harsh enough to apply to that wing
of the party.
But of course there are quite number
of Democrats in the county, torn as the
party is by dissensioDs, and most of
them will be found voting on election
day for Democratic candidates. Not a
few, however, admit that they are dis
gusted with the leaders for being all the
time in a row, and say they will vote for
the Republican or Populist candidates.
Some of the candidates-or those who
will be candidates-are men who do not
rely wholly on their party (or factional)
strength for election. They have individ-
ual followings in all parties, and hope to
pull through, despite their party's quar-
rels.
To-day's convention is expected to be a
pretty lively one at all events. Some of
the delegates appointed thereto say they
are Regulars" and should they attend
the convention they are apt to hurl few
firebrands
The record-union., 1894-06-23
Weather Nores.

The Weather Bureau reports sh ow the
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been 740 and 52', with fresh
to brisk southerly winds and clear
weather prevailing.
The barometrical readings at A. NJ. and
5 p. NJ. were 29.9l and 1890 inches, re-
spectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 74o and 5Z0.
and one year ago to-day SIo and 520.