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EOR SALE-A LIMITED NUMBER OF
Il five and ten-acre tracts choice small fruit
lands in New Ramona Colony, Brighton. M.
j. DILLMAN, Az j street.
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MANSION HOUSE, SEVENTH, AND J
iyI streets front suit, first floor, furnished
or unfurnished; rooms en- suite or single, with
or without board; board, S4 per week.
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rnS NJ STREET-S4 PER WEEK-GOOD
lUO home cooking; also furnished rooms.
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TOR SALE-A LIMITED NUMBER TWO
u and four-acre tracts of choice land adjoln-
ing Oak Park. M. j. DILLMAN, AIT j st.
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IHINE EOPPORTUNITY-S GROCERY
T. business; also, light spring wagon; will sell
cheap on account OF sickness. Apply 500 4
street. jy3-l4t
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FTNHE HERMANN FIRE AND BURGLAR
| Proof Safes; reasonable terms. +. G..
HYDE agent. room 5, 2nd floor Odd Fellows
Temple, Ninth and X.
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DARTNER WANTED IN A MEAT MAR
I ket. Address s. A., this Office.
JXTANTED HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
w carpets, etc., for which we will pay the
highest cash price. BELL & CO., 323 street.
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F. BASSETT, CIVIL ENGINEER AND
IL, Surveyor; Deputy United States Mineral
surveyor; special attention given TO problems
in civil, sanitary and hydraulic engineering.
Office, zoos Eighth street.
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C,OR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE AND
J. Exchanges, also Fire Insurance at reduced
rates, call on +. SCHEPPELMANN, Real Es-
tate and Insurance, III X street.
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PERSONALS.

AVN MOWERS GROUND BY EMERY
| lathe, saws filed. raisors and scissors
sharpened; good work guaranteed. w. w.
LINDLEY, 917 Fourth street.
T,IREWoRKS OF ALL KINDS AT LOW
r est prices, wholesale and retail; bamboo
furniture and ladies' underwear made to or
der. F. SING & CO., SO X street.
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1nn0 II STREET-PLEASANT ROOM
lZZO for one or two gentlemen. with board.
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LIVERY LADY Is INVITED TO CALL
IL and get bottle of Old Rose Enamel. the
best preparation In the world for the COM
how to make yourself pretty. Put up by b.
q. WINTERS, Eucalyptus SupposItories Com
pany. Drugstore, r. J. Van Voorhies, 500 j
street. Agents wanted.
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EOR SALE-2OO FEET AWNING. CALL
C at CITY HOTEL. 311 X st. P.CONLAN.
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TO LET OR RENT.

111A TENTH ST.-NEw MODERN FLAT
l4I4 4 of rooms. Apply 14l0 Tenth st.
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NOTICE TO The PUBLIC.-HAVING
IN bought out the dairy business OF Mr.. Cap
we'll, l am prepared TO supply pure milk and
cream at reasonable rates; satisfaction guar
anteed. THOS. s. STILLWELL.
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nAK STOVE WOOD. S6 PER CORD De
" livered; measurement guaranteed; yards
filled with dirt at lowest prices. Yard on
Twelfth-street road, near American River
bridge. w. H. BASLER, p. o. address 92O st.
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11OO FOURTH STREET-GO TO THE
llUO CoIusa House tor cool, comfortable
outside rooms from 81 per week upwards.
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POTATOES 75C SACK AT SIMONS &
BEESLEY'S, in their new store, SIS K;
S bars Soap for csc. Notice the new address,
S1S X.
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1O1c N ST.-To RENT-SIX-ROOM COT
1910 tage; nice stable in rear. Apply at
922 Sixth street. jy-31w*
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w late Jesse Slaughter. Plastering, whiten-
ing, cementing, chimney cleaning; cesspoOls
cleaned and built; 531 NJ and 311 K SITS.
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FOR SALE.

OARDWELL COLONY-1O-ACRET TRACTS
~ only SlOO per acre; water pipes will be
laid 10 each and every tract In said colony.
j. L. CARDW ELL, owner, 1904 N street, or
at 301 j street, Sacramento.
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HARDWARE AT REDUCED RATES;
Ill fire-proof safe cheap. L. P. GILMAN &
CO., 6l2 j street.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS AT THE
(J opportunity offered to start small ma
chine shop; see large advertisement in this
paper. WESLEY ROSE, 1O31 x street.
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r AVN MOWERS REPAIRED, ELECTRIC
II bells bought and sold at GOLDSMITH'S,
at S24 X street.
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GAY, YOU DON'T KNOW YOU ARE
y alive II you did you wonld stop at Geo.
Gray's, on the Riverside road. for cool drinks
and fine lunches; he knows how to make all
feel at home; piano ana parlors for guests;
come and be "wid" US once. GEO. GRAY,
MixolOgist.
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fINHE BEST FRUIT LAND IN THE STATE
i for sale; no frosts, no irrigation, no failure
Address w. l.. COTTER, Arbuckle, Cal.
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O1alJ ST-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
JIO2 light housekeeping,an and single rooms.
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j eases Of the hair and scalp is FUCHS IN
FALLIBLE HAIR RESTORER. Try bottle.
Price, rs cents. Depot, Bookstore, 525 j st.
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n1OO IN CASH BUYS 5-ACRE TRACT
0lUU near Oak Park: balance on easy pay
ments. Call or address +. w. HUNTER,
room IL, AGO n street.
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JAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY,
81 9O6 Second ST., Sacramento. Farm hands,
general help furnished and contracts executed.
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EOR SALE-TRE CONRAD RANCH,
l. $1,000 acres, situated on the right bank
or the Sacramento River, below and djoining
the town OF Washington and opposite the city
OF Sacramento; the land Is first-class and
inquire OF MCKUNE& & GEORGE, Attorneys
at-iaw. 401 street, sacramento, or of the
undersigned, at his residence In Washington,
Yolo County, California. ANDREW con-
RAD.
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H,O LET = FIVE ROOMS ON SECOND
j floor, suitable for housekeeping, ON corner
of Twelfth ana streets. je30-tf
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d / gaiter) ladies' shoes, 81 and up; chill
drens shoes, soc; clothing; mems suits from
81 so up. At Receivers Sale, 51OJ j.
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DICHARDS & HASKELL SUCCESSORS
IL TO III. M. Bernard) in Carriage. Wagon,
sign and Fancy Ornamental Painting; also
Trimming; liberal discount for cash. Corner
Sixth and T. streets.
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MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTER
a tainment will be given in the Calvary
Baptist Church THIS EVENING. Admis-
sion, 25 cents, Refreshments free. lt*
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DEST TAMALES AT MRS. HERNANDEZ,
- 1112 Fourth street; Mexican meals
cooked to order; also. Mexican beans. I'm
chilades served on SUNDAY.
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GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR So; FILL
n ings, SOC and up, at DIR. NEWSOM'S
DENTAL PARLORS, 1920 street.
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CAPITAL AVENUE MARKET, SOUTH
" west corner Eighth and NJ streets. JOHN
SHAERER, proprietor. All kinds Of fresh
and salt meats, sausages, hams, bacon, etc.
Goods delivered free OF charge to any part OF
the city.
The record-union., 1894-07-06

EIREWORKS, WHOLESALE AND RE-
C tail. All size bombs at lowest prices, at
HOY KEE q CO., 43O street. Jy2-lm
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A BARGAIN-I WILL SELL CHEAP, ON
"A easy terms, or will exchange for city prop
sacramento; two-story house, large barn,
granary. blacksmith shop, Two windInils and
tankhouse; fruit, cherries. peaches, figs, olives
and large vineyard. etc. Inquire MRS. GLEE-
MAN Third aud j streets, city. jel9-3w
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E,OR SALE-ON EASY TERMS, A CHOICE
l. residence property in good location. Ap-
DIV at this Office.
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EOR SALE CHEAP, OR EXCHANGE FOR
l. city property, ten acres assorted orchard,
full bearing; also, ten acres. unimproyed, ad-
joining; frst-class soil; barn, stable, wells,
etc., one and q quarter miles east of city; fine
places for country homes; no city taxation.
Apply at 1909 j street.
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1NvALIDS' HOME - GOOD NURSING.
i clean food and all comforts; any physician
desired; terms reasonable. 2015 street.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

1har- l. STREET-LARGE FRONT BAY
lZUj window room with board.
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TTOP LAND. $50 PER ACRE., 500
IL acres finely improved hop land, "a miles
from railroad on river. $50 per acre: $50 per
acre down; balance long time; low interest.
EDWIN &. ALSIP d Gu. 1O15 Fourth street
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EOR SALE-A GOOD WORKING LAW
c Library, containing over 400 volumes, all
IN good conditions; will be sold cheap. Call at
62Y NJ street. Sacramento. Cal. j. c. TUBES,
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NOR SALE-A SEVENTEEN ROOM
Il house. Inquire from TO IL A. NJ at 512
u street.
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nO1nO THE BEAUTIFUL LOT AND
OOlUU, improvements situate No. 1416
III street. For particulars see CURTIS &
BOWLEY, 1912 Fourth street,
The record-union., 1894-07-06

COR SALE-19 ACRES OF IMPROVED
Il bottom land, In cultivation near the city,
at q bargain. Inquire at 1904 q st. je23-2w*
The record-union., 1894-07-06

TlOR SALE-l, 500 HOP POLES; DELIv-
IL cred on cars in Sacramento or elsewhere;
length, 20 feet; 4 and inches at butt. Ap-
ply at this office.
The record-union., 1894-07-06

1s11D ST.-PLEASANT FURNISHED
lClI front suites for housekeeping or two
gentlemen.
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WIND NO WIND, G GET ONE OF JONES
w Co.'S tree supporters; also garden trim
ming made to order at 1926 U street.
The record-union., 1894-07-06

DARE CHANCE FOR THIRTY DAYS
II only, on account of sickness, small gro
Gerry doing good business; horse and wagon.
Address C. B. A. this Office.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
STRIKERS ASK FoR PROTECTION

committee OF the striking employees OF j. j.
I.atteman's since factory in South Fifth-sve. be-
tween Prince and Houston s,s. called Inspector
McAvoy At Police HEADQUARTERS yesterday and COM
plainad OF the Interference Of the police with their
pickeis cn duty n the strike. The committee con-
sisted Of three men and three women George X.
Lloyd. OF the Tin and Sheet Iron Workers Union.
wa, chairman They had grievance against
roundsman and a patroman ~ the Prnce-st sta
ton Parolman Kelly was accused Of assaulting
one Of the strikers.
Lloyd explained that the girl pickois who were
stationed near the factory had been interiered
with and on enc occasion "A roundsnan followed
two OF the girls into house next 70 the factory.
wher" they were making a Visit ana orderei 'hein
q get out , ,,c. ,. -.
INSPECTOR McAvoy III 70 tn committee: $50 far as
| am concerned you cannot get too much wages II
any Interference could be tolerated between the EN-
ployt- and ernp.oye. | would prefer to have II IN
The Interest OF the people who are ngntlng lor tner
rights You have the right II accost people gong
into the factory in search OF employment put ~
they refuse to listen. you must not continue To Talk
10 them as that would constitute an annoyance
and the police would hav" 70 interfere .
Thr presence ot thirty policemen from me ihlfy-
nfth-st station. under Rounesman White, had a
ui, tinS ccc, upon the rOtOus strikers at the fti-
son cigar factory Thirty ninth-st. and Flrs-aVe.'
last evening TIE bluecoats arrived about O'Clock.
and were distributed along Fr'i-aye. all the way
from Forty-second-st. To rh.riy-fourth-st. and IN
where many of the strikers have their homes Some
of the employees were AT first AFRAID 10 ieaVe tne
factory but they finally went away on the TuiL
amid the ecrs OF the strikers.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
"a GOOD cOTRSE or POLTTTCiL EEi DING.

A valuable course Of reading for those who de-
sire sound political Information has been suggest d
by the Womans Republican Association Of the
United States. Mrs J. Enen Foster, president.
Washington. ID. c. In the issue OF the society 8
Official organ 1.-THE Home and the Flag" for
March, is the following Home and Flag reading
course:
THE American Citizen" Dole; ID. c. Heath
Co., Boston. New-York, Chicago. 81. State nd
Federal Governments" Woodrow Wilson; d. c.
Heath & Co.. Boston. New-York and Chicago, 60
cents Political Economy" Patton: =. Lowell g.
Co, New-York Chicago, 81. Studies In Clvics"
Mcl.eary; American Book Company. 81 His
toricaI Readings" Shepard: American Book Com
pany 81. History OF American Politics" Johnston;
Henry Holt & Co.. New-York 81. Dictionary of
American Politics" Brown and Strauss: A. T.. Bur;
New-York. 81.
The paper says: These works o, historv-
general and polticai-On civil government ON eco
pomics and on cvlcs are c.assifcatons OF general
knowledge on the subjects treated They are vain
able for private study and to lie the home tabls:
they are suitable for club reading and for library
reference. They are inexpensive and will hem busy
men and women to readily find and earn the facts
and principles which control civil. economic and
political relations in American life"
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16

Justice Barrett In the supreme Court Is ensag'u
I'm the trial II an acton brought b. the receivers
~ the Madison Square rank. Miles VI. . hrlen ana
James G. cannon, - recover the value ot Two notes
,,r $50 90 each from r. r Mcdonald. who was n
director os the bank at the time Of It's failure ana
the For, Wayne E.ectric Company. Of which ne
treasurer.
These are two OF three notes that were given on
January =. 1891. FOR loan - $4,000. FOR Which
the el,ctrlc company gave .s check. payable al the
Madison square Bank. TIE other note wAicA Is
also for Ss0ooo Is hell by the 81 Nicho.as Bank.
samuel I'nternycr aad Louis Mdrsnl.l appear iof
the receivers OF n" bank. and the dcien ltn'S ar"
r.prcscntcl by Esek Cowan anl Wt.Lm T. ftt
na. ~ defence - the suit. it is SHOWN tNat co..
lateral security. consisting OF &ov' or bonds or hS
Louisiana Electric Light company. vas pi",lS'I
with The bank for the payment II the notes. ana un-
der a contract which was made with the d!rec.1F
OF th. bank AT the time. II - declared th3t Hl'-
Donald and the Fort Wayne Company are 'ntltr.
O. a renewal OF the notes urtil the ponds ot ti'
Lou sana Company. given - collateral can ur
sold al not less than 90 These bonds ID No; mature
fl- thirty years EN-Prcs!dent Bllut was one OF
the Witnesses. The trial goes on to-day.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16

Circuit CouTt-Par II-AdJourned un:i Monday. March
circuit Court-Part IIPcsore B'rr.it short causes:
sot5 ii25 ssso. ssao 4s7 S7oi 3,Js sos S5ie 3,i3
@ iS> ,oSt i2s 90 3iS! 10 sy y caIsnaar sls1 NOS $751;
sen, from I'aff ~ Tor triaI case unhn shei
Superior Court-specal Terrn-Before McAdam J-Nos.
superior Cour,-Eau'y Tern--D-to-c Glersleeve. j.
Elevated railroad cssos. Car" rninstct ,
Superior Cour,-Tral Term-Part l-iefore Sedswck.
G. J--Nos l2a3 I,:'s l2ol. SS- 1870 ii.1. 1861 l''2
l32r i:-i Ceso ~ ns's'. -
Superior Court-Trial Term-part I-Deforc Freedman.
Superior Couri-Tral Term-Part iII-EeoTe Dugro. j..
1885. Gootenburc Dry Dock etc. rairoae
snrrdgltes conr, hamicrs-poro-e Fifar~ald s.Mo-
tion cnl.ndar called at 1890 n. WIS for probate;
Can Stehr. Henrietta Taoharncn. oliver T. 6 blrlngs'
Georgo @. Oustel .cseph K Lockwood. S,vanus Mayo;
IsaLcl Austin sophia stcinnann. Henry ioniS at 100
surrorates Conr,-Tripl Torrn-Bo.or" Arnold. $40.
92G vii, ~ Frejoric. 4 Lovcrraft. at 1890 r. m
common peas--spsclal Term-!;efore GieyericA J-No.
ccfrraon Pleas-Genoral Term-Dcf9ro raly. c. J.,
BischoN jr.. and Pryor j. No. A. % -. 60 60 J. %.
common plcag-Tri' Tcrr-Part I-r;o;oro Roosisver.
Nos Ia, 1877 $50 i,S9 i;G ii5 1880 iiGG 1873.
100 IO7G Ii7G Ila2. -. llG, clear.
Common Pleas-TTai Tcrm-Parts II aai iIf-Adjourned
city. Special Term-BcfoTc F,asimons. Mo-
cty court Trial Te:rn-Plrt I-Booic coran. J.-Nos.
i7oG 80 19I i>ce lNG3 3757. e9 1910 i2i' s. 79i.
Clear.
yo y ,e7s ~ r'' ia lG7 I2s i,S6 iGo III lfSs,
i3j7 1862 1861 i3i 2lT. 1865. 1875 $50. lc3 So 1913
Clear
Nos a2es;;, ii2i. ios5 3..5. clear
Cty Court-Tnal Tern-f'art INaBsfore Ehriich. e; J.
?o2S 300 2l2s sa.2 35l5. 3i;G ci72 Equity cases;
Ecs rs. 1872 Clcar.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
DO YOU?
Do you observe the laws Of life,

Do you observe the laws OF life?
DO you take good care Of yourself at all times,
DO you always clear judgment Often act.
ing upon impulse?
DO you carefully guard the lie AMI health Of those who
are dependent upon you?
DO Won stop think whom you fcel chilly have a cough
a heaiachc or a tired feeling. that Il DANGER?
DO ,,r know tsa little and caution the right
time viii avold nil th,se things AMI put you strong
nrd good condition again.
10 YOU the besi physicians scientists
laodng PEOPLE tire anl recommend pure a.
the ONLY thing to talse a such tmes2
DO you that there Is bu, ono pure medicinal
an,uant in tho woil. namely. Tu6y's Pure Malt. and
that j. is exceedingly popular wholly because Of ts
merits?
DO you not ur1e-S'an1 that druggist o. Croccr viii try
t. sell something cheaper arI inferior because he
make moro ronoy upon IT, when arc entitled 10 have
the very you and precisely what call for.
DO you not know II you follow IN, suggestions
given above YOU can keep yourself in perfect condition
all possibility Of colds. calls the sickness
which comc at this tlrnc ;he yea~?
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
PITTEESON MEN y SESSION.
THEIR STANDING COMMITTEES NAMEp-IIS-
TENING WITH PLEASURE TO ABUSE
TILE NEW ORGANIZATION.

TENl\G WITH lll-N~i lE ~ Fb' ~
or THE NEW ORGANIZATIONS
The Republican Patterson County Committee
hei its regular monthly meeting last evening at the
Grand Opcra House Hail. Colonel s. V. Il. Cruger,
OF the XVIII Assembly District. presiding About
haf as many delegates used to attend III" County
Committee mce ;ngs were n attendance The roll
call having dispensed with, Secretary WIIiam
H. Bclllmy read the minutes Of the last meeting
George w Wanmaker. Of the XViIIth District
the newly e.cctod chairman of the County Executive
Committee succeeding Jacob NJ Patterson. re-
ported a 10 varioJs matters which had been re-
ferrcI to the Executive Committee. AS t. the gaps
In the rCll caused by the Xth. XNllth XXNth ana
iha Mj:noland movement. Chairman Wanmaker said
that there nothing to report at present as the
and the es,ahishmeni Of new oreaniz4i.ons
President Cruger announced the standing com
mit,ces appointed under the provisions Of the new
The meeiinc was about to adjourn when an un-
couth-looking person. who said that he came from
the Win District. which Mr.. Patterson is sup
posed to control with the aid Of Tanmany. began
upon the new Republican organization OF the city
' thc Win Win District man spoke as Mul-Ioiland
The new movement was called sawdust game
phrases were applied It's promoters. such as a
'Iot Of panhandlers" gang Of nimfiamners' and
SPIRITS si Of Mr. Patterson Mr. Gibbs. Mr. Simpson
and others of the "old leaders" who manifested
their appreciation with n series Of loud OUTLAWS
Mr. Pattersons questioned the genuineness of
the Miholland enrolment Of Tuesday evening. and
said that registered in his district Of whom
no one could say that they had voted a Republican
ticket, Many Of those who stayed until Mr. Pat
tersons representative had finished expressed the
opinion that the English language had been the
greatest sufferer from his efforts.
Mr. Mnno.isnd. VINO heard of the way In which he
and his Organization had been assllel by Mr.. Pat
tcrson's spokesman. after the meeting said: Il do
not care what Judge Patterson his heeler say
about our enrolment. We are ready to submit our
rolls and al enrolment papers 10 u committee
OF Gs,n.rrested citizens for examination and
thorough Investigation into their genulness If they
report that these Patterson Bliss charges are ss-
tsined. viii agree 10 dsband at once or course.
II is ul lierstoO1 that the Patterson people must
submit their lists TO the same committee and be
bound bv the same aereo"""'
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
WILL NOT PLAY PENNSYLVANIA
PRINCETON ACCUSES THE PIliLADEIIIIfAN
or nEISG TOO SLACK IN AR
RANGING DATES

Princeton. March Is (SpccaD-Princcion VIII not
play any baseball "a Ies with the University Of
PENNSYLVANIA this year. This l. occasoncL. not by
any desire on prlrccton's part To snub Pennsyl-
vania nor because Of Princeions Jealousy os the
Quaker Institution. but ty the sowness of the
Quakcrs in embracing good thing when they had
it The facts I'm the case ate ~ fOlOws. Eaiiy In
the season Pcnnsylvanit wrote for thre" games
Princeton willing t. play only two games
In Philadelphia and one In Princeton. owing To the
large number Of championship games. Pennsy lvania
submitted ultimatum In the shape Of three prop
ositIons-thrrc games In Philadelphia. two games
In Philadelphia game In Philadelphia.
Princeton Of course refused all Of these PROPOSE
tions PENNSYLVANIA wrote for Princeton to recon
slider Princeton again refused. The next day Penn
sylvania tcegraphed to hold open for few days
May % and June 6 Nothing hearl from Penn
sylvanla until few days ago, when the schedule
had been completed. Then me Pcnnsylvanians
wrote that the above dates would be satisfactory
In the while the Princeton management had
arranged its championship games with Yale and
Harvard, and was compelled to hll In the remaining
dates In May and June on account OF Pennsylvanias
delay in the arrangement Pennsyiyania wanted
more than either Harvard or Yale. for the third
game with both OF the colleges Is conditioned upon
tic. II Princeton had played Pennsylvania
May o. she would have been compelled To play
four hard games In eleven days: II on June g. four
hard games in days five hard games In ten
days; This would be more than any amateur team
could stand.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
\ SUIT AGAINST HoLLINs G co.

An action brought by Maurice L. Ciuiraui against
the banking firm Of H. Il. Ho.lins N CO. 10 recover
sS go alleged be Gur him for services In braE nS
about the reorganization of the Banco tipotecari>
M.Xicana Of the City of Mexico. was brought 10
;rill Yesterday in the Supr me Court before Judge
Beach and a jury.
Guraui declares that in iSsS he came 10 New
York and with the members of tn firm. formed a
syndicate f3r the reorganization. His plans were
carried out and he travelled. all over the country
ana went 20 London tor the purpose Of raising sub
scriptiJus for the stock Of the company to the
amount Of SS.D00CD. He says tlat ne was promised
for his services &1Jr winch has nCt been plii
TO him. After Tn" bank WIS rcorgaui3ed he was
made v!c,-presiient At sIi1ry OF >it'm Il year.
IIollps n 60. deny that Guiraud IL entitled 10
the sum claimed and say that ne participated In the
profits of the reorganization and received NjO% for
his services.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
no OCCASION FOR ALARM.
THE CITY HEALTH OFFICIALS DECLARE THAT
THOUGH SMALLPOX is APPARENTLY On
THE INCREASE 1T CAN BE
READILY CONTROLLED.


READILY CONTROLLED.
rho uealth Department. has been making extraor-
d,narv efforts to stamp out smallpox in this
city ever since last fall yet the disease has con-
t,nued 10 increase during the winter. and Just now
u ,s causing serious trouble In some of the tene-
ment house districts For four months large
staff of physicians have been employed in making
house-to-house inspections in the tcnement-houses
and lodging houses. and vaccnating people OF all
ages free of charge The physicians have also VISITED
all the schools public and private. and have SEW that
the pupils we're protected against smallpox by vac
Gin alton They have invaded the large stores fac
tories and exchanges to offer free vaccination 10
the employees Hundreds Of thousands have thus
beeJ protected from danger
DR. A. H. Doty the chief inspector OF contagious
disea sos said Yesterday: Considering the number
of vaccinations in the city since last fall and con-
sidering that every person found to have smaiiqox
has been ID to the hospital on North brother
Island for treatment. and tha; all infected houses
have been fumgated and watched carefully, 1t
may be thought surprising that the disease con-
tinues to exist In the city. but the fact is we are
having fresh cases brought 10 the city constantly
from other places We can keep the disease under
control here and there would be cause for
There a sudden increase OF smallpox IN inc
CITY in the second week of January, since when
the weekly record of the disease has been as ioi-
lows: