davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-08-20
STREET. unter Nrbeitsrtttern.
Soperei9t NIT 0ewaIt aus elmer Deriamn1=
lung oerielben e~ntferrt.



Die r9iitrict QiiembtD" SEQ. l Der DR.
bettSrttter belt 8~eitern Qbeno cine Ser
iammlun8 ob, DeIbe, pie e5 bejBt, fiir
BEN Nrbetternteiiter st. SoOercign fein an
9cnebme8 @nOe nabnt. Die y%NIemblp"
mar 5pil6cn ben 2tnbQn9ern unO @egnert
SOoereign'5 itetS Der Stein beS @nitoBeS
8emeien, unO Ser getrigen @criommlung
pobnten Sooeretgn, Der @eueraIiefretGr
9aDeS, &. s.. 0taguire unb 6enrp st.
Wtorttn bonn GrecutiDauS14uiie nit Ser
&bltbt bel, ben 3Diit bei5ulegen. Die
StBung O~erlief 10 itiirmti6, baB SoDereign
etnen BDli3iiten berbcirief, nm bic Sale
81 r6umen. 9a 6ieS nibt gelang, 10
mur0e Sovereign, >pie eS 6etBt, nit @etpa(t
aus Der 9oue entfernt, t6brenb iib ieine
An9Gn8er i9lcu1i9lt briidten.
, 1894-08-20
QooesfGue

ipurben beute Gormitta8 i'm @%eiunbbeitsz
amt mie folgt angemel0et:
MStnnie 8alinOer, IA 3d., $50. 5138
Oearbornitr.
Static 3iegIer, "a s., $40. 5O33 QoOmis@
itraBe.
6ubert G6. 6ein3enbnrger, 20 &, SO.
513I 8ti6Opitr.
Otto @rOOOBfp, Z ST. go. 143 Samuel
ItraBe.
Gertrude MiGer, 1 S. 1 3d., $50. IS
GoOperitr.
Atorp SdrOc6er, II S., go. 343 81
Otapitr.
aote @anibe, % S., $40. Sc %, 6urors
itraBe.
Souls 6arma5, IA &, go. 81 g~elIonltr.
SObn Stauffer, 2 IR., $50. 24O TultOns
itraBe.
, 1894-08-20
6reder Roubonfau.
Gin 2lt5t Don eirem masftrten Rduber ers
f6ofen uno beraubt.
QQfftn. Ser. 20. Qlua.

S0fftn, Ser., 20. Nu8.
NGs iia geItern cine 2ofDmottoe Ser
Staatsbabn ouf benz @ege nacb Der IS
W}eilen bon bier geIegenen &ObIenitation
befono, bemcrfte Der Qotomotiofubrer einen
6oufen 8abni6meuen auf benz 0eleiie.
Gr itelte letne locomotive na6 rifpdrtS
unb ale an 8orb beiinbli6en 8erionen
iprangen ab. Inter oenielben befan6 it6
Or. 9reOenp aus Hu8f. Otis 6erielbe abb
iprang, trat elm moSfirter Wtol1n aus benz
0ebiii9 berOor unb eriboB ibn; pGbrenb
ct iicb Die onbereu 0eute nit eiuem 9tepol7
per bonn 2eibe belt, beroubte er ben tobten
Oottor I'M $40, cine &(ntpeiiun9 auf bie
Grite ~9faliona(bont in NuSt i'm 8etroge
bon $25, un0 eire 9ol6cne l1br nebit 8ette.
Scr &Guber g(aubte ougeni6einlicb, baB
CT etncn .3abImeiitcrwa8en Dor iiD babe,
wel6er BEN Qelten IN BEN @ruben i6ren
2obn itberbrin9e. Sebt mirb Die @egenb
nocb Dem MtOrOgeiinbeG obgeiubt.
, 1894-08-20
Gin 3eitun9sBeransgeber lit Oen
Bann 9etBan,
Die Derhoftuns bon mebreren prie=
fern Ole SoI9e oapon.
mollen feinen INSTRUMENTATION Staaten=
bun0.
90 e 10 0prf, 20. Qlua.

NemOorf, 20. @ug.
Cine Spe3ialbepeiBe BON Banama ia9t,
baB Elm Correspondent in 2eou, Nicaragua,
mittbeilt, baB Die @eiitlt9teit bort geltern
BON ser &an3el aus BEN 6erauSgeber Oes
Iibsralen 8lattes 1898" in ben 8ann gez
than unb alien &atboItfen perboten babe,
jene 3ettung gu Ieien. Sn Solge beiien
iinb mebrere 8rieitcr oerbaftet tporben uno
iouen be5 2anDeS bertpielen tperben. GS
berrIbt bebeutenbe 2lufregung.
Son Wanagua ipirb beridbtet, 6aB aus
slaubtplrOi9en 0ueaen in @rfabrun9 gez
brabt tpOrben lit, oaB iib sofia &ica Dem
Blane zines decentralization Staaten>
bunoes pioerieBen Dirb. Wtan ladt bier
iiber ben Blan, uno ielbit augeiebene 2iz
beraIe, pie Scnnor 6ranciSco 9toca, balten
Die Sbee fur cine GbimGre.
, 1894-08-20
8ahnunfau.
6ufommento6 zines Ggpre65uees nit einem
&ofal3u9e.
gB 0 e # II, MaR,, 20. Nug.

70 . It IT u WIWTTv AV' AVN.
0eitern 2(ben6 rannte Der Q(oonlS @re
preB3u8 Der 8oiton & NlbanD> B0bn, tpelz
6er 5ebn Uttnuten na6 3ebn ltbr bon
.8oiton o%b8eGangeu ipar, NIT Dem na9
Norceiter 8ebenOen 2Otal3u8e 8uiammen,
8erabe ais berielbe um II llbr Is Winuten
in ben 8abnbof bon Worceiter etnfabreu
ipOlte. 8eioe 2OtomOtipen purben 3ers
tritmmert, 5pet 8a8en bei6Gbi9t, unb
George 8oiiiter aus Soutb 9totid, un6
Gin Wfann GtamcnS &uel aus Bolton, Der
8OitcLert bc5 GrpreB3u9cs tru9en Ser
leBungen babon.
, 1894-08-20
OelegrophiP&e Oepei&en
SaDresuerfammlun9 oes 1rie9er=
bum0es.
6ro6er um5u9 uno ptdnid.
Der S~ir9ermetfer pom pittsbur9 beeri6t ole
OGite.
g tttsbu 20. Mug.

5eute purbe bier bie SabreSperiammz
lung bes &riegerbunOes, tpeIber aus Ser
ionen bcftebt, pelde in Der oeutlcben Q(rniee
9efdmpft boben, e%r0ffnet. 6eu1e W}orgen
fon6 Elm GROCER ltm3ug itatt, an tpcIcbsm
iic5 bic 8eretne bon Chicago, Glepelanb,
Ct. 2ouis, Sort 98a0ne, Goleoo, Salem,
g., Cincinnati, 9enper uno San 6ranz
cisco betbeili9ten. No9 Dem ~lt115uge fonD
Elm 8tfniG itatt, bel weL6em Der Biirgerz
meiiter WfcGcnu0 Die 8ewtQfoumnungSz
reoe belt.
, 1894-08-20
BAT fetne 5urdt.
Perr G. 3. DreYer Ieot Oen Orohuneen Char.
les 6a9enous, i'm gu ermoroen, feline
Seoeutun9 bel.

Cine bieItge engIiihe Morgen3eitung
brobte in tbrer D~cuttgen Summer cine
ieniatiOneue 0eidibte itber cine On9eblicbe
beitGnoise @efobr fir 6aS Qeben uno @igen>
tbum zines unlerer be%fannteiten, geacbtee
item un6 poblbabenbiten beuticbeu Otitz
burger, 6e6 8anfier5 6errn 6. @. 0reDer,
al lpelcber aber, tpie 6err 9reDer beutc
Gormittog einem 8eri6teritatter oieies
BlatteS Deriiberte, 9liidli6er Betie 10 gut
pie ni6tS Wabres lit.
Na6 ben Qln9abeu ieneS eneliiben 8late
teS tpiro Die an Der OioerieD ln6 Safe 8iep
Npe. b~elegene WoDnung oe5 0errn Oreper
beltdnoi8 burcb mebrere 8oltSiitcn bepacbt,
neil 0err 0rcDer befitrbte, 6aB Elm gez
tpilier GD0rleS 0agenau beabitc6ttge, ibm
boS 2eben9li6t alS5ublaien un6 auBerbem
lciu 9aUs in Brand gu fteden. 0agenau
itebe felt lan9crer 3eit nit 6errn 9reper
auf 1ebr %9eipanntem TuBe unb babe ge7
6robt, ibn SIT tOoten, lobalb er leiner an
itAti9 tperoe.
6err 0reDer erftGrte 6cute 0ormitta9,
boB an Ser @ei9ibte nut iebr penig Mab~
res iei. Gr babe Dor lGngerer 3eit 6agenat
Sic Surtme bon $4,000 geborgt, nm IS
tbm 5u etmDglthcn, al Der @Dergreen Qpe.
Elm 0aus Su bouen, !6agenau babe cine
.3eit lang bic 3tnien prompt be5o6lt, lei
bonn ober i'm GIdltanbe geblteben, uno
Die SDlge lei 9~etDeien, buB 6err DreDer iidb
all bic @eridbte genauOt babe, tpeI6e iDm
fir Die rilditGnoigcn 3abIungen 6aS @runoz
Itid 0agcnau'S 5u9elpro6en batten. 6az
senau babe allerbin9s %ieinent, Oreper's,
0genten uno bem 8crwaIter bes 0runoz
ftids ~oegenitber Die Oro6ung ausgeiprodben,
ibn gu t0bten, unb ct lei aub Elm Desperater
Oteni6, Ser feline 9rO6ung tpobr macben
f0nnte. Oie 8oli3ei babe BON Der 0robung
6agenau's 8in6 befommen unb babe lcin,
0reper'S, 9auS etni9e Sage pirflic6 6urb
8oliSiiten beipaAen laiien, auf ieinen,
0reDer'S, 8uni9 babe ober Der Captain
S9littler idon Dor mebreren Ga9en Die
Yoli5ei 5uril68e5Ogen. .
0errOreDer erflGrte ferner, 6aB sic ganse
@eibicbtc f0um Der 3ebe nertb lei, 1nb
baB CT licb tetneswe9S Dor 6ogenou o6cr
benz SOPHIE beiIelben, Der 8Olt5iIt al ber
Station Der l8. Chicago Qpe. lit, fiircbte.
Son einem an9ebli6el Blane, icin 6aus
in 8ranb Su iteden, bat 6err 9reDer crit
burcb ieneu 3eitungSartitels beute firth Ell
iaDrelt.
6agenau 1T Elm 8ruber Ser befannter
6ebamme gIetden 9tanlen5.
, 1894-08-20
Qbhanoen 9%efommen.
Gin befannter 6eidGftsmann felt elmer
mobe permi6t.
8 Sch 20 Slim

WiQiam 81. Sno6er, Elm in 0lebraSfa
bcfannter @5eicbdftSmann un6 @eiAdfts>
fiibyer Der i'm Staate gelegenen 6oaglonb's
iben 6ol3bOfe, pirh ieit elmer 98Oche Der>
miBt. SnD0er mobnt in @josarb, 9}eb.,
u16 Sic gauge bortige 0egenO >pir6 bon
ietnen Treunbcn burdblucbt. Ser Quoitor
oeS @eibGfteS bertbtet, 6oB ii9 bic 8I6er
beS 8ermiBten in better SrOnWn9 befinz
BEN.
, 1894-08-20
Gut oapon 9%efomtm1en.
Gin Oampfer nit eiltem Sceeli9if i'm eng
Iiiden Canal 3uiammen9erannt.
Qpn6pn. 20. Muauit.

Der 9ampfer vSeametp", Elm Sender
fir Sen acknowledgements, gertetb geltern
bel 9ungcneB nit bet britticben Bart
rQnnte Stoffor6", Capt. Jtobtnion, aus
ct. SobH, sc. s., bon Ounfirf nocb Bhtz
Iabepbia beftin;mt, III Coalition. &etns
Der beiOen Sabr3euge erIitt erbeblicbe Be
ibG0t9ungen, unb Die 8orf mar tmStanOe,
tbre Sabrt fOrt3uleBen.
, 1894-08-20
Gin METER Jun3e.
Or fedt feines Daters 6efdGft in Brand,
um cine 8eIohnung III erbaIten.
0QfefQ. W2inn.. 20. Q(uo

Der iie63ebnjdbrtge Gilbert @ropp bat
etn8eitou0en, 0oB er eS 8eDeien lei, ser Ben
afobeuaOen ieine5 &ater5 81. @tapp in
leBter 8o3c in 8rano geitedt babe. Ser
Sun8e idLief in Dem 2oOen, unO 8laubte,
Dap lpen1 CT Terer anlege, uno Damn iofort
ben @lorm gebe, ct bon ieinem 8ater fir
ictne Bfi4ttreue teIo0nt merben milrbe.
OftttlerWetLe miro ct in ber Heforml6ule
@ele9enbeit baben, Uber ietne S6loubeit
na55ubenfen.
, 1894-08-20
Krieosihife nab morofFo.
SPonien, 5toIien unO ENGLAND fenOen
Kriegsfbife al ole maroffa.
riife Kifte.
|Qpnbpn, 20. 9luo

Spanien, Stalieu un6 GngGan0 ibtfen
8riegSi3ifie nab Otaiagan, tpobtn ftb bic
&rHppen oeS SultanS bon Otarofto nQc6
Der tbnen pon ben &abDlen bei9ebra6tcn
9fteOerloge suriidge3o9en batter. g8ie be-
reltS bericbtet, miro Maiagan bon ben
&abpIen belagert.
, 1894-08-20
WertRpoues Strono9ut.
5iroet bel eiuem Spa5iergange Elm paar
3oien NIT $IIO.
OhfterRnh @ q % af,,n

~ It er 8 a ., 8. g., 70. QIug.
QtIS Sr0nt 2(prO0 BON bier g~eitern ben
Gtran6 entlan8 8in9, fonb er Elm 8aar
8eintleioer, tDcl9e BON BEN Q8eGeu ans
ufer 9eDorfen porbeu marcn, ulto entoefte
in elmer Ser Iai6en 6erieIben Elm SQid6enz
bub nit $40 in 8onfnoten. Cont fano
ftb in ben Soften NIGHTS, mas auf ben 8ez
itBer 6erielben bate binbeuten t0nnen.
, 1894-08-20
Otebmdrft.

9(uf Dem bieitgen 8ie6marft betrug Sic
beuti9e 3ufubr: 10000 Scbpcine, $1,000
Stilf RinOOieb unO $1,000 Gbafc. Ser
Superintendent mar belebt; 8reile I'M DC
geni5en. S6ipere Sb0eine bracbten
5.15@5.75, i3mere unb leicbte 6urcbeins
amber 5.O5@5.60, leicbte 5.OO05.55 ioges
nonnte vYi9s" 3.7505.1O. Morgen err
ipartet man cine 3ufubr bon 5000 StUf.
NinbpteR mat tpeicbeuo; Sdbafe matt.
, 1894-08-20
moPrfhetnIih mieoer ote un9es
laoene Sd2te6wafe.
Das Opfer 1T oiesmoI Elm orei5ebnidhrieer
Junoe.
9 uLuth. 20. Mua.

@eitern Na9mittas mur6e Ser 13iGbrtge
Nrt6ur S. P0oOod BON ieinem 12iGbrigen
Ganteraben 6rant st. Nouit 6urcb eine1
S6uB in ben &opf 9et0otet. 0as ltnglid
tpar Die Tol9e zines reinen 53ufoue8, uno
Der iun8e Nouit wurbe auf Griu4en Der
gltern bes eri4Oienen &naben niebt in
6aft genommen.
, 1894-08-20

Dor, baB es Sen 8abnen nidt 6arum gu
tbun 9efpeien lei, BEN 8etrteb arfrecbt III
erbalten unb ben 6risben bersuiteuen,
~ionbern mn 6arum, Der i6nen unbequez
men y2Imerican &aiI!pap ltuion" ber
0araIs gu macben.
, 1894-08-20
Salt ousureid2er Kinoerfe9en.
Dtere auf einmal,
3D. 500. 20. Q[rto-

Srau 81. s. Moormon BON bier beidbentte
heute Wtor9en ibren @atten nit bier &tns
6ern, b1et WtGoben un0 einem Sungen,
6cren 0eiommtgemicbt icCbs3ebn Bfun6 be-
truq. Die Wfutter, cine nur feline 6rau,
befinbet ii9 ben lmitGnben naG pO3t.
, 1894-08-20
Oerlan9en ibr Red3t.
6wei Ne9er perIaneen wegen Derweioerure
Don 6etrdrfen Shaoenerfak.
8IoOm in aton, SQ.. 20. QIuo.

5opor0 WtutomS unb glbrabam gectI,
5toet bteli8e iun9e gte0er, baben s. s..
Green bon bier Inn ie $500 Sc~babeneriQb
0ertIa9t, toetl iib oerielbe geipeig CERT bate,
tbnen Sooamoiier 81 perfaufen. Sic be-
ballpten, baB ibnen bas @etrGnf ibrer
99Httarbe pegen Derpetgert tporben 1ei.
, 1894-08-20
0ro6e Geuersbrunft in Go9nes.
Die 5euerwehr pom 11i55a 5u FHlfe geeiIt,
&c t33a q, 20. 9(ug

I } 0 W ~V" ~FWS*
Die sebn Metlen tpeitli9 bon bier gc!ee
gene Stobt GogneS itebt, tpte bericbtet piro,
in @efobr, bUrcb cine 6euersbrunit oer7
ni4let 5u WerOen. Die Seuertpebr bon
9tij5a bat Dem 9efdbrbeten Orte 6ulfe se=
ianOt eS ioIeu bereits mebrere Wtenldenz
Icben D%erloren gegansen fem. Cannes bat
cine 8eU0lferuus Don 1000 SeeLen.
, 1894-08-20
prditoent GIepelano better.
CT miro mOrsen nab mofhin9tOn o~breiieu.
.8u33orbs8ot, Ma1i., 20. Nug.

Ser Observation-Disclosures 6eS Brdit0enten
GlepelonS bal iib 5uiebenDS 9~e6ciiert uno
es GeiBt, baB CT am 9tenita9 nacb NGl97
ington 3uriidtebren Dirb. lleber Die
IarifbiQ lit ct nOh 3u feinem enbgiLti9en
GntIcbluB oefommen.
, 1894-08-20
Standardization.

Stem gOrt: rTu1Oa" bon @enua,
v&ronprtn3 Srtebrib 8tIbelnt" nnO
OLYMPIC BON NeapeI, Berlin" bon
SOutbampton, SINS" BON Bremen.
, 1894-08-20
Stdott1bes,
Ods metter.

Optifer R1eine, 76 @aibinstOn Str,
bertcbtst fir Gbicago bic foIsenben 8aros
meier un6 TbermOm cteritGnoe:
lin 8 l1br Wtorg. "A ST., INN 9 l1br IS
@r., nm 10 l1br 76 ST., UNI II 11br 70
ST., UNI II l1hr 70 Or. 8arometertanb
Inn 8 ubr Morg. 1890, IL l16r 1888.
, 1894-08-20

- 9rei iunse WtG6cbcn i'm Sitter bon IA
Sabrcn nurben beute friib bonn gfidter
9ople tuegen unorOentli6en 8~etragens UNI
ie 500 unb bic Softer beitroft, Sic fie in
bent y6etm fitr seiauene 6rauen" a6auiiberl
boben. Sic tpurbcn geitern 9lbenb BON
benz 8Oli3iiten @oGib bon Der OeSp(aineSz
StraBensS Station III O'Gonnors %un6Rtferz
mann's S6antpirtbi3aft Oerbaftete, neil
iie ii6 in unsebit6rltber @eiie Dor elmer
Nnaabl WGuner auffubrten.
, 1894-08-20
potriottfde Japaner.
An 6eIO fir oen Krieg miro es ni6t febIen.

Gofto, Sapan, 20. Q(ug.
Die 8etbeiligung III Der 3ei9nung Der
8~rie9sanleibe gebt nit 8roBem GntbuiiaSs
mus Dor itcb.
The record-union., 1894-04-04
Articles of lncorporaUlon.

The following articles of incorporation
have been filed IN the Office of the Secre-
tary of State:
The Ukiah Loan Association. Principal
place of business, Ukiah. Capital stock,
l,00O,000, with W. d. White, j. H. Bar
ker, Seymour Marks, j. NJ. Mannon, l..
Abraham, q. w. Stout and F. Z. Handy
OF Ukiah as Directors.
The Stockton Car, Machine ana Agri-
cultural Works. Principal place of busi-
ness. San joaquin County. Capital stock,
$4,000, with X. {. Sargent, S. d. Woods
and II. c. Shaw of Stockton, B. f. Lang
ford of San Joaquin County, and w. a.
Shippee of Butte County as Directors.
The Diamond Coal Company. Princi-
pal place of business. Los Angeles Cap
ital stock. $4,000, with E. K. kellem, +.
c. Horton, 2. w. Hoyle, NJ. Y. kellem OF
Los Angeles, and n. Hoyle of Toro as
Directors.
The Kilburn Cooperage Company.
Principal place of business. San Fran
cisco. Capital stock, S50,OO0, with Arson
D. Fessenden of Townsend, Mass, Her
bert Brown, Edward h. Brown, Alfred
n. Fessenden and Thomas a. MCGOWAN
of San Francisco as Directors.
The Golden State Investment Company.
The record-union., 1894-04-04
Weather Notes.

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been 740 and so, with fresh
to gentle northerly winds and clear
weather prevailing.
The barometrical readings at 5 A. NJ.
and P. NJ. were 30.13 and 30.0I inches,
respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 660 and 45o.
and one year ago to-day $50 and 49o.
On the 9th Of April last year there was
storm set in, lasting over the 9th, during
which time 80 of an inch of rain was
measured. AS the barometer is now fall
ing there might be prospect OF a little
moisture in short time, but nothing def
mite is known. Frost was observed in
Oregon yesterday.
The record-union., 1894-04-04
S5,O11 80
EXPENDITURES.
Leaving in the treasury............. s31 So

Leaving III lIle lTedSuT .....-..-. Pol 90
We also thank the following for their
kind and generous offerings: Howell
Clark, two lots, on which our building is
situated; Goodell Il Schardin, for plans
and superintending the work; Harvie Il
KreuZberger, for 10000 brick; Fountain u
Bros, 5000; John Ryan, 5000; Schaw,
Ingram Il hatcher, hardware; Hevener
IL Meir. center pieces: f. II. Krebs, paint
for roof; b. kreuzberger, six barrels lime;
w. Gotten berger, eight ventiiators; II. f..
Pierson and A. q. Winn, surveying lots,
and last, but not least, to the Brick klayers'
Union, Jointly, for donating the labor OF
building the brick foundation.
The above showing must prove source
of universal qualification to the generous
people who have made it possible to sue
cessfully establish so beneficial an insti-
tuition, as it assuredly is to those of us
who have watched the work and benefit
of the Home.
Since the society organized thirty eight
homeless waits have found permanent
and pleasant homes, and thus saved from
careers of wretchedness and crime. There
could be no nobler charity than that which
extends helping hand to the fatherless
and motherless babes cast mercilessly
upon the world, and the pleasing success
that has attended our efforts, enabling the
Home to start without debt is fine tri-
butte to the broad humanity of our peo-
pie. Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. +. w. FRATT,
Chairman Building Committee.
The record-union., 1894-04-04
POLICE PICKINGS.
Some Unimportant Cases Disposed O
In Court.

Some Unimportant Cases Disposed Of
in Court.
Justice Devine had a fair-sized calendar
yesterday, but it was soon disposed of,
none of the cases being of much impor-
tance.
Dan Higgins, charged with vagrancy,
was convicted and given thirty days in
Jail, with chance to leave town.
James Appleton, healthy beggar got
ten days in jail.
Harry Hansel, who was charged with
battery on Mrs. Carroll, was dismissed,
the complaining witness refusing to pros
ecute.
ID. Sims, accused of carrying a con-
cealed weapon, was discharged, it being
shown that he was in the employ of the
Sheriff.
Two Chinese lottery cases were contin-
ued till to-day.
All Tong, who was arrested for ped
ding clothes without license, was
working for another Chinaman, who had
one, and supposed that covered the case.
When he found differently he procured a
license and the case was dismissed.
The record-union., 1894-04-04
WORK OF NOBLE-HEARTBD WOMEN
What Has Been Done for Society's
Outcast Babies.
The Sacramento Founding Home-Re-
port OF the Board of Lady Man
ayers Thereof.

The public are aware that the city has a
Foundling's Home, but there are COM
paratively few who know how all the
money and materials were procured
with which it's erection was made possi
BILE. The following report, however,
made by the Board of Lady Managers,
fully explains the situation, and makes
public the names of the generous citizens
who contributed the means by which
great results have been accomplished in
the way Of providing a homo for aban-
doned children:
REPORT OF THE MANAGERS.
After much delay it is our pleasure to
ubmit to the public the final report of
the Building Committee of the Sacramento
Foundling's Home. Since the appoint
ment of this committee a great deal has
been accomplished. IL has been task of
no small proportions allotted to us these
hard times. Our work has required two
years Of thought, energy and strength.
We wish to give our hearty thanks to
the citizens of our city who have so heart
lily responded to our call: also, to thank
the press for its hearty cooperation, and
feel we owe them debt of gratitude for
the able manner with which they have at
all times been ready to present our cause
to the public. What has been accom-
plished is now my pleasure TO lay before
you.
The record-union., 1894-04-04
THE BANK OBJECTS.
demurrer Filed In the Case Of Orth
vs.. the d. o. Mills Bank,

Demurrer Filed In the Case Of Orth
VS.. the ID. o. Mills Bank.
The National Gold Bank of D. o. Mills
q Co., by its attorney. L. T. Hatfield, has
nied the banks demurrer to the COM
plant of w. I. Orth in the latter's suit for
S40,OOO damages alleged to have been suf-
Tered by him in consequence of having
been improperly attached by the bank.
One Of the grounds on which the de-
murrer is based is that 'the complaint
shows upon its face that during the
pendency of the suit by attachment the
plaintiff was voluntarily adjudged insol-
vent and his estate assigned to a referee
for the benefit of his creditors; that the
assignee being the only person author
lied by law to maintain the recovery of
money on any account whatever, it does
not appear that the plaintiff has any BEN
eflcial interest in the premises, and it
does not appear that the assignee, after
demand TO do so, refused to institute ap-
propriate proceedings in their behalf"
There are also other grounds given in the
demurrer.
The record-union., 1894-04-04
THE ALPHABET.
When and Where Did We Get 1t "a
Free LActuPa.

When and Where Did We Get Its-A
Free Lecture.
Before the Museum Association this
evening at the Art Gallery, by request,
Rev. B. A. Elias will deliver a lecture,
free to the public, on the subject "When
aud Where Did We Get Our Alphabet ?"
Mr.. Elias is an accomplished linguist and
q scholar of Oriental and Semitic litera-
ture, and of English and the classics. He
is an earnest, interesting and persuasive
speaker. His lecture Will be freely illus
trated with drawings and diagrams. The
subject is one full of curious interest and
valuable instruction. 1t ought to draw a
large audience The same lecture was
delivered by Mr.. Elias at the East with
The record-union., 1894-04-04

Principal place of business, Los Angeles.
Capital stock, $l,O0O,O00, with Frank z.
Fllnt, Warren Gillelen, F. c. Howes. E.
4. roster and Charles A. Mariner of Los
Angeles as Directors.
The Salt Wells Borax Company. Prin-
clpal place of business, Independence.
1nyo County. Capital stock, $1,000, with
tredericke Rhine, Harry Rhine, F. E.
Densmore. Charles Ling and Wall Lee of
Independence as Directors.
The record-union., 1894-04-04
Administrators Sale.

George T. Bronner, administrator of
the estate of Winnifred Mullery. de-
ceased, announces the sale at auction at
10 O'Clock this "wednesday morning, on
the premises, the north half of the west
quarter of lot 4, M and n, Second and
Third streets. and the improvements
thereon.
At the same time and place will be sold
all the household furniture OF the resi-
dence, including carpets, pictures and
everything therein. d. j. Simmons will
be the auctioneer.
The record-union., 1894-04-04
A Guardians Account.

John G. Hite, guardian of the person
and estate of Herman L. Huber, minor,
has filed in the Superior Court his final
account. The estate is valued at $4,000,
of which s., 500 has been received in cash,
and the remainder is real estate. After
paying the debts and expenses of the es-
tate there remains in the guardian's S
hands, besides the real estate, the sum OF
$3S7 80.
The account and petition for distribu-
ton will be heard on Friday, the 18th
in
The record-union., 1894-04-04
Suit to Quiet Title.

]. F. Hill, by his attorneys, Holl &
Dunn, has commenced suit in the Su-
perior Court to quiet the title to the west
three-fourths of the north half of lot 4, in
the block between j. X, Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets. The defendants men
toned in the complaint. as claiming some
interest in the property, are Maria Fash,
Harriet A. Knox, Harriet q. Knox,
estate of Robert A. Knox, deceased, and
nfl
The record-union., 1894-04-04
Suit to Eoraclosa.

Henry Wittenbrock, by his attorney,
R. Platnauer, has begun an action against
J. o. Sherwood to recover the payment
of promissory note executed by Sher-
wood November l, 1889, for $500, Sc
cured by mortgage on tract of land in
the Leidsdorf Grant, or Rancho los
Americanos. There is credited on the
note the sum 1888 S5.
II. D. Millard, who claims some inter-
est in the mortgaged land, has been made
party defendant. Plaintiff asks judg-
ment for the principal and interest due,
also, $3.50 attorneys fees and other costs.
The record-union., 1894-04-04
GEoRGIANA SCHOOL DISTRICT.

The boundary Question Settled to the
Satisfaction of All.
AT yesterdays session of the Super
visors, County Superintendent of Schools
Howard appeared before the board and
attached to the petition and remonstrance
in the matter of the change asked for in
the boundary line of Georgiana School
District had been overlooked. He had so
arranged the boundaries OF said district
as to be satisfactory to all concerned.
ThereupOn the board, on motion of Su-
pervisor Jenkins, reconsidered its action
OF the preceding day. and the petition was
then taken up and granted.
The record-union., 1894-04-04
SCALDED TO DEATH.
P. n. Corson's Little Son Meets wit

P. n. Corson's Little Son Meets with
Fatal Accident.
Yesterday Willie Corson, the S-year-
old son of P. n. Corson, who lives at
Sixth and G streets, died from the effects
of terrible scalding he received on Mon
day afternoon.
The child's father is butcher, and uses
big vat of boiling water for scalding the
carcasses of hogs. The little boy, while
playing about the vat, fell into 1t. He
was taken out Immediately, but his in
jury was so terrible that he could not sur
vive, and after lingering in agony until
yesterday he died.
The record-union., 1894-04-04

Nov let good digestion wait on appe-
tite and health on both," is a favorite
toast after taking Angostura Bitters. DIR.
j. 6. b. Siegert IL Sons, manufacturers.