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IIUNDRYMAM WAH ASSAULTED.
Three Young Men Enter His
Laundry and Rob His Till.
rnsv Escape Upon the Arrival of
Two Ncighbors.

Gam wah, an aged Chinese laundry
van Of 10 Henry street. is nursing a
.r.cted head to day as the result Of a
.nrderous assault upon him by robbers.
wab and his nephew, Sam Wah. jr.,
u,ro ironing shirts In the laundry at 2
',clock Yesterday afternoon when boy
.Sou, sixteen years old, but very tall,
and two other young men entered the
rlaee one OF them being q negro.
without any ceremony, the boy went
|,o the money-drawer and began filling
b,,s nockets with the pennies that were
IN the top compartment Sam Wah
rrs,ped his iron tighter AMI demanded
ho. the boy return the money and get
mt For answer. the boy seized a stool
1 nd struck Wah terri1ie blow on the
head. which felled him to the floor.
Wben he attempted to get up, he was
struck In almost the same spot by an
ron bar welded by the negro.
| sam Wah, jr., had, at the first sign of
s,si,irbance betaken himself to the rear
foom. where he hid behind n curtain.
,Tbe elder Cinnamon had made no out
nv during all this time. although the
Blood was streaming from his wounds.
Two II ,lian BARRIERS text door. who
M sigl It of them the robbers walked
Lisurely into the street and as far as
catherine street. where they broke into
/ Wah had his wounds dressed by
kwong Lung jim, Chinese doctor. OF
u the affair ND to O'Clock this after
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Drauner Wants His Freedom.

Gustave Prauner. q barber. Of 1871 Orchard
Ereet. was before Justice Gaynor in the su-
RENE Court, Brooklyn to-day on writ OF
|abeas corpus. He is under Indictment In Brook
IA for arson. and has been in Jail since March
b The statue provides that a prisoner shall, be
led not later than the next term subsequent
his Indictment The case was adjourned to
|ve the pistrict-Attorney an opportunity to put
a defense
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For Sale.
ew pneumatic: will sell

BICYCLE, Rsmbier; new pneumatic; will sell
cheap. SO West lO3d St, ID fat.
BICYCLE. cost $3.50 brand new highest grade,
complete for $3.50. Call tiS West SOth ct.
DlCYCLE--A % Columbia bicycle, model %. with
lamp luggage carrier and all necessary equip
meHts. only st5, great bargain. NJ FRAZIER,
So West ?sth st.
BICYCLE-High- grade pneumatic: good as new
t27; big bargain con. NJ VI. CO., $40 Kent
ave. Brooklyn.
BICYCLE. new, 1884,. wilkes pneumatic, guaran-
teed perfect stb second hand Warwick $50
liza Powers st., brooklyn.
BILLIARDS. PooIS-Wsgner a SANFORD. manu-
facturers, factory, tb Great Jones st, near
Broadway: new tables with fast cushions; second
hand; all makers; cheap.
BILLIARD and pool tables. new and second hand.
supplied with Bsrtholdi quick cushion; easy
torns, ALFRED n, MARX, lI East 18th At
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Instruction..

BERTHA WELBf. dramatic eiocution studio
nany successful pupils on stage: positions oh.
tained. 146 West I'D ST.
CUSTOM CUTTERS wANTED-Ovor 1000 cutter.
have adopted the A. ID. Rude new method Of
cutting; they are successful & make money; why
Cutting School.
EXCELSIOR BICYCLE RIDING SCHOOL, le2
East both st. Private instructions; one lesson,
Goo. five lessons, 81.
SPANISH GENTLEMAN desires to exchange
spanish Tor English lessons or conversations
with rehned American ladies.
SPAIN box 16S World.
sTENoGRAPHY and Typewriting School,
SIG Broadway. N. Y: 81 week. Call or write.
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Flats and Apa rtments to Let.

Every Monday and Thursday until Sept. is wii
be THE WORLDS "HOUSE AND HONE
DAYS" AH advertisements Of Jdps lines or less
under this classification appearing IN the Sunday
and Thursday WORLD will be repeated in The
EVENING WORLD Jor Monday and Thursday
free Of charge.
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Good viii q Interest for Sale.


Good viii q Interest for Sale.
Ok Time, Csc per hn>: Second Tine, SIC RI
dne: 7h'Td nd Subsequent Times .oc pr me.
&c. per line ea1-a ON Sundays
A Liberal CASH
Offer for any stock of merchandise. store fixtures,
furniture. horses wagons. &c. amount no OBJ
ject; communications strictly confidential; city
country. STRAUSS, 1901 I'd ave, corner SD St
A;n;sTSREs., AND ST3Ghss " MEh.
tAsG. EDwAR0. 1871 zS AVE.
once Tor :go, cash; Nc deI.y' ta;,ns.,
mHHRIss;S, sio :. ssh st. "
A:I.sTORES, AND sT4Gks OF MERr
c aasAsn GfEENIss3bSh GE sas F e. a.5 r s
bought for cash. YOUNG. $50 I'd ave.
:ais. rsis IhG6ss 81 Il,
AT BARGAINs-Iiotsls. cafes, liquor stores. bill
lard psrors. restaurants, road houses. country
brokers' establishment. liquor saloon including
property; investigate. loi West lith st. near 9Th
ave, room IL.
A GooD.PAYING corner lituor store; no opposi-
ton; near wholesale and commission houses;
rare chance; don't miss II sacrificed. REll.LYS.
once 5S, l6 Court st., brooklyn.
A WEST SIDE AVE. LIQUOR STORE td,s,Illery
sonable rent; good lease; 81, 500 including stock
LITTLE HoNT, % Chambers st.
A BARRooM boarding house dirooklym. always
' LITTLE A UOYT "a Chambers ct
, co,Nr.r ,,o,r,,y sro,p -, .,,. ,,,,r,,
,romnn, ,,,o,, g bnrstn ,hi s''''
""'"' IT,Ti ~ iIIyS ., 1hr,S,s. a,
500
hssihuhANI aosnlo"h' near west b. ~"
'1An' pun 80, ~ =. @E,,,,,.. 49,, 20,
80
ATTENTIOSi-A hrst-csss liquor store. best 10
cation In lorkvllle, good paying business, must
be SOLO owner Is going mo another business,
bargain Tor the buyer D. kohN' Ss7 u. 18Th st.
A BARGAIN-Go Confectionery and icc-crram psrloT
and bakery. accom-, of death Of proprietor no
reasonable Offer refused. sll lie Kaih ave. Hklyn.
ASTONISHING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uquor
stores saloons; from $3.50 up. BREWERS
AGENT LANG. 2l2 Fast ssth IT.
AsrnNIsiu>r uAPr,INs Ii,ror ,tor-s ts.t
corners uptoNn and downtown At ali price,
MITCHELL. Is Church ~.
ATrFN.rION, p,KTps u.lor,.. 49,, A., mot
Ign. New York and NeS lere"y at bargains.
MITCHELL, - church II.
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

LA DY employed wants furnished room below nd
St. near Broadway cable: moderate. M, box
4Ol World uptown.
SQUARE ROOM sunny. near tsd st. 9Th ave. ;
$500 per year. Permanent, go ". Esd st.
WANTED furnished rooms. connecting, per
maneut mo fat. not to exceed Slb per month.
Address ", World Agency, 70S Columbus ave.
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A GENTLEMAN. yEsAl expsrisnes. piano orsAr;
risofnss4h, bon $50 wohds uptown :
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furnished Houses to Let.

sale, near Chickering Hall; suitable for board
ing house Boarding House, box 800 World, up
town.
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To WINE IMPORTERS AND aERCHANrs-f
would like 10 communicate with an enterprisng
importer or merchant about some wine secrets. u
viii pay q me In the matter. Address Y. A.,
Long Island City p o., N. Y.
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WORCESTERSHIRE Investment-Cigar s'orA,
unsurpassed business location: thoroughly eS
tabl shed; extensively pAtronized: genuine stapde
enterprisnR party chance lifetime. Sinners.
I 10 Cooper ST.. Brooklyn.
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Flats ana Apartments To Lei,
uoturs,.bea-w.., s,s,.

18th ST. a2s ais w.-cosy apartments for
SINAI small families IN pleasant nsishborhood; ) 4 4
oaek In time for Christmas II you pay promptly
stay through December: references required
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WANTED-2 furnished rooms. connecting, per
Address X, World Agency, 7Os Columbus ave
For Sale.
One Tme. CSC. per linz: Second Thne. SIC p1
tine; Thiri and Subsequent 7ynes zoe. per hne
Sc. per dine ertro charge on s'fndapA
Erery Tuesday una Sep is tOu he THE
WORLD S " BARGAIN DIY" Al ddpertise-
mems appearin1 II, the Tuesday, morr,inSs edition
oJ THE WORLD under h. Classification v'R Be-
repeated ~ ne EVENING WORLD ne same das
freeo. charge.
A.-A.-HIGHEsT PRICES for furniture,
until You You hear ' from; ma A.. 81 uniyersi,y place
cheap TtsL flAfa q near q ass saa
AS@ T sls b5sLS h Us Z ~ 4.
A fought T9 sa.h S ERG ss a1s
A sss sT r, STaRbi sNIEaS H.. sbh !:
ACCOUNT nF MOVING. nne moqueue p.rlor
ns and r s:o ~ tTTn
upright piano. Inquire days. also evenings. ISL
East seth 81 -
A--sToRE FIXTURES second hand or new. ooun-
,. ,sr s,tnrcs rSssr"oT MEYERs tss Grand
st, between Pitt aud Ridge SITS
ALL KINDS secondhand or new store fixtures.
showcases. counters, shelving cigar figures,
butter Tcfrigera,ors. scales. &C.
LENNIG & SONS 32s-33i East 3ith ST.
A. -COuN kTs, wal. cases, showcases, upright
butter retrigerst9rs, mirrors, cans, chandeliers
A. STORE FiX1uREs, counters shelving,
showcases, upright butter refrigeraiors. coffee
A-BARRODM OUTFIT SECOND HAND. AT
HALF PRICE. 7's Broadway
orators. sliding doors hevelled mirrors. coun
tiers. shelyngs coree scales, mirror front
tea caddies: cheap. 237 Broome st.. blocks
east Grand ST.. ID ave. station.
A BRUNSWICK BAI.KE pool table in nrst class
order cheap, eau be seen at 512 Grand st..
Brooklyn, W. $. Dsrling's FISH market.
AT \ SACRIFICE Private family going abroad
folding .bed. carpets magnificent upright plano
Ia cost. 22i East SGD.
A SPECIALITY buying contents dwellings, hats,
hotels; city, country. Call address l0s West
AID at.
BAR FIXTURES, whole OUTFIT; pumps, part
tons summer doors Sees boy S SO bargain
BICYCLE MISUNDERSTANDING.
BiGxGLE ~. %n ddI as, c,..o.,,
SSd a iTe. second SS sd cs6SS q s pn s
HERALD co. 'spot Cash House, IA Nssssusl.
BICYCLES Special sale-Rambler pneumatic.
mst t"' So SHt. HiAsnfotSEKs. 1S3 WEST
IBID ST., near 9Th ave.
trS, Il ss PsssrI Dsss
20 IL. cheap s7G PREYEk, Park place.
BICYCLES - RsleighS, Coiumblas, Crescents.
sS sSeaP sE ,sna 94it sl'nE up business JAKoB
BICYCLES at cost: 70 high grade pneumatic.
uth st.
BICYCLE, Raleigh, new $50 1894 wheel; take
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WANTED-Partner with $500 In cigar, stationery
and newspaper store. South brooklyn; lease .
years: good opportunity for steady young mah
AddGess T.. hok hlt World. IIo1klyn - .
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SSD ST, 100 W.-Newly papered painte
apartment. rooms: all improvements: onl
$3.50 Janitor
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THE LEADING dry goods store In q city aboue
20 miles from Boston. erecting large
addition, 60Sl20, will have space to let for the
following departments: Kitchen and house furniaA-
iuss, books and stationery. furniture For partis-
ulars address DRY GOODS box al World.
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wANTED-A wideswske representative psruaa.
nently located In every town In Counscticut apS
New York state; an opportunity to bu,ld up =
good brokerage business. Apply In person OF By
mall. Armour Packing Co. 1. Manhattan Market.
York
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cages o. animals, birds and reptiles new way
TO make money. Address W. ID. W. box % Wotids
$3.50 SECURES half interest In brokers and gen
erAl once business SIS weekly guaranteed to
party willing TO be useful and money Invested se-
cured this bears the strictes investigation ana
should not be missed; state present occupation.
u. o., boz zoe World.
$3.50. WITH SERVICES. will 1ecure over u. ~
yearly; money secured: unquestionabls buHinssA
B., box 2sS World.
900 BUSINESS CARDS, 81; 1000 bilheAds IN
72d st. -
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SsTH ST. lis W. near Brosdway-Eiegant
room mats; rent 32s to s35. Apply to janitor.
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TO MANUFACTURERS or publishers-A ~
sponsible Buffalo firm will entertain oneu TO
handle specialties or publications Of Fenutus
merit OH commission for Western New York from
first class houses only. Address room 3, 400
Main ST Buffalo ~ 4.
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Houses and Apartments to Let

One TINE, zoe. per line. Secnd Tine, nc. De
az: Third and Subsequent Tnes ISc. pr Hn<
10 extra charge on Spnddys
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WANTED--Partner with $40. 90 or 81. 900 cash
for well. paying old established daily ,Germaa
newspaper with ofhcial patronage close to New
York; owner Is an able journalist and practical
newspaper manager; partner doesn't need news
paper experience but must be practical business
man or hustler and able to take charge OF bust
ness department; best reference required ana
given. Address German Paper. box III World.
wANTED-To purchase. lease or manage hrst-
class city hotel In a good uptown location By
q man now conducting one of the largest and mott
fashionable resorts near New York. Address
giving full particulars, to HOTEL SUPPLY CON-
PASY slt-3lS Greenwich ST
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tiO WFLkLY Private instruction In short
hand and typewritlng: positions positively Sc
laed free: reference to graduates In good paying
PetionS. BOWDEN, AZ West eoth ST.
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wASTED-A paper route or stand giving fun
particulars and where situated. :.
q, L. box $40 World.
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18th ST. 2sl w.-Handsome single apartment;
rooms. bath. private hall. steam: rooms
bath, s36.
The record-union., 1894-06-28
MILITARY NOTES.
A Trophy for the Encampment Shoot
Battery BIS Election.

battery BIS EleCClOn.
A meeting of the Fourth Brigade staff
was held at the armory last evening, at
which were present General L. w. Shee
han, Majors II. Weinstock, G.. E. Sim
mons, a. P. Scheld, W. II. Sherburn, NJ.
j. Dillman, w. w. Douglas, G. f. Gard
ner, W. A. Gett, T. D. Ryan and Captain
E. NJ. Sheehan.
1t was decided that the staff will visit
the encampment of the Second Infantry
at Vallejo next August.
General Sheehan and Majors Douglas.
Gardner and Simmons were appointed a
committee to select a trophy to be COM
peted for at the regimental encampment.
Major II. WelnStOck, PaymaSter of the
brigade, has been recommended for the
appointment of Lieutenant-Colone and
Assistant Adjutant- General, in place of
Lieutenant-Co Colonel G.. II. Hubbard, who
has been placed on the retired list.
Sergeant Major Frank l.. Quinn, Sec
ond Infantry, has been recommended for
promotion. and will be appointed on the
brigade staff.
An election for Captain, Junior First
Lieutenant and Junior Second Lieutenant
of Light Battery B was held at the armory
last evening. The present incum bents-
Captain John Cook and Lieutenants c. 3.
Strong and Charles E. Duhain-were re-
elected.
The battery will not camp with the
Second Infantry Regiment this year, and
it is probable it will pitch tents with the
brigade signal corps at Lake Tahoe.
A special meeting of the battery will be
held next Monday evening, when the
time and place of holding the camp will
be decided upon.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Ex-Assemblyman Mccall of Oakland
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. William Beckman went to San
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. L. u. Huntsman of Battle Mount
ain, New, is at the Golden Eagle
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierce of Monte
rey are stopping at the Golden Eagle
Colonel William Hawkins came down
from Chico yesterday and went to the
bay.
stephen T. Gage came down from Am
ador County yesterday and went to San
Francisco.
Mrs. William B. Cross of San Fran
cisco, formerly of Sacramento, is visiting
at 903 Tenth street.
A. J. Rhoads and T. A. Daroux, men,
bers OF the Republican State Central Com
.mittee, are in San Francisco.
Mrs. Charles *. Holiday formerly
Nettie Hamilton; is here on a short
visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. r. Hamilton, and will remain a
few days before going TO Mr.. Hamilton's
cottage at Auburn.
Mrs W. f. Gerber and children leave
to-day for their usual summer soiourn at
Pacific Grove. While they are absent
Mr. Gerber intends remodeling mis- pretty
cottage at Fifteenth and \. The house
Will DS TdiSeu some ten l66L, which Will
make it practically a three-story struc-
ture and much cooler in hot weather.
Rev. w. c. Merrill, formerly pastor of
the Congregational Church in this city.
has received and accepted a unanimous
call to become associate pastor with DIR.
Mckenzie, of the First Presbyterian
Church of San Francisco. Mr.. Merrill
and family had intended spending some
days in Sacramento this week, but their
visit is postponed on account OF the death
of an aunt of Mrs. Merrill
A pleasant surprise party by the friends
of w. IL. Banks and Miss Stella Farm
ham, teachers of Lisbon School, Xolo
County, was given at the residence of
Frank Governor, Jr., on Tuesday evening,
The school term will close next Friday.
when an entertainment will be given by
the pupils of the school. Mr. Banks and
Miss Farnham are residents of Wood
land. \ olo County. AS teachers they are
highly spoken of by the patrons of the
school. They will probably be engaged
for the next term
A charming wedding event took place
last evening. the happy couple being
George A. Bartlett, an employe of the
firm of Waterhouse & Lester, and Miss
Minnie A. Boekhof. The wedding took
place in the future residence of the young
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER.

couple, at 92O NJ street, the interior Of
which had been beautifully decorated for
the occasion by their friends. Rev. a. Z.
Herrick otficiated, and there were present
at the ceremony a goodly number OF
friends of the contracting parties. Many
useful and handsome gifts were bestowed
upon the bride and groom. whose we'd
ded life begins under most happy and
promising conditions.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: d. o. Wickham and wife, Ii.
G. Breeden, Gus Ehrenberg. Edmund
Baker. New York; S. Ii. Dustin and
wife, Cincinnati: A. Ii. Wilson, w. L.
Scudder, J. Hemmingway, Chicago;
Mrs. L. d. Huntsman. Battle Mountain;
Lillian NJ. Julian, Yreka; S. NJ. Sprague,
Iowa Hill; Charles L. White, San Jose;
Frank Pierce and wife, Monterey; Harry
G. Crawford, J. Hyde, Pomona; Mrs. G.
Schaeffer, Lancaster, o.; w. II. Hum
phrey, Sam Heyman, +. G. Storey, w.
B. Hopkins, A. l.. Young, f. c. Allis,
Il. Lawrence. +. NJ. Avery, r. Behrendt,
Z. II. Noise, P E. Mccarthy, Harry
Brenner. San Francisco.
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RARE AND BEAUTIFUL.
The Night-Blooming CereuS at Mrs
Felter's Unfolds Its Petals.

The Night-Blooming CereuS at Mrs.
Felter's Unfolds Its Petals.
A very rare and beautiful sight was
seen last night at the conservatory of
Mrs. J. I. Felter at 6l9 Tenth street. 1t
was the towering of night-blooming
cereus, an occurrence which has proba-
bly, been seen by but very few residents
of this city.
4 mum Der of Mrs. Felter's friends and
neighbors gathered to see the unfolding
of the rare and magnificent flower, the
fourth that has poured out its fragrance
upon the air within the past ten days.
As everyone knows, the night bloom
ing cereuS is member of the cactus fam
lily. The variety which Mrs. Eelter has
is a native of South America and was
brought by her from New York seven
years ago. being a single small leaf at the
time. 1t has grown to tine proportions,
but only blooms now for the first time.
The blossom or bud grows out OF the side
of a leaf and with a stem SIX or eight
inches long. assuming in the course OF
ten days or so very much the size and
appearance OF banana.
The calyX, or outside leaves, are of a
reddish color. About S O'Clock in the
evening the bud began to swell and open
and the pure while petals began to APP
pear. Farther and farther they opened,
and suddenly there was a little eXplo-
sion, and as they opened more widely a
rich scent of sweetest fragrance filled the
room, and the flower was expanding fast.
The heart of the pure white flower was
now visible, with groups ofdelicate thread
like stamens around the inside OF the
deep cup-like center. 1t continued to ex-
pand and open wider the long, slender,
white, waX-like leaves, until they all
stood at right angles with the stem, form
ing white flower about eight inches in
diameter.
1t only remains open for a few hours.
ana to-day will be closed and wiited.
Altogether, it is most curious and beau
tiful sight, and those who witnessed it
were enthusiastic in the expression OF
3eliUbt
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Damascus swords.

To the lovers of strange goods the ba-
zaars of Damascus are far more alluring
than those of Cairo or of Constantnople;
the capacious chests of the merchants
contain much that we would buy were
our purses longer. Old embroideries of
wonderful colors, delicate china. silks Of
many hues, swords of cunning work
manship-all these lie piled beside us on
the floor. 1t is but seldom that really
good specimen of the Damascus sword
can be obtained, for the art of working
and engraving steel is dead. These
swords were made OF alternate layers of
iron and steel, so finely tempered that
the blade would bend to the hilt without
breaking: with an edge so keen that no
coat of mail could resist it, and surface
so highly polished that when Moslem
wished to rearrange his turban he used
his sword for looking glass.-Good
Words
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UNION HOTEL.
For Sale or to Rent,
ON AND AFTER JUNE /, 1894. FUR
I J nished or unfinished as parties desire.
INQUIRE OF /. w. ElkAII.
ARARE OPPORTUNITY
Good Agricultural Land for $40
to $40 per Acre.

The Pacific improvement Company has re-
Gently purchased twelve thousand @cres OF
land in the heart of Tehama County, Tor the
purpose of promoting subdivision and settle
ment. This land embraces lands from first
class Sacramento Valley agricultural land, to
land of fair average quality, and is offered at
from $40 to $50 per acre, in subdivisions OF
40, so, 120, 16o and $50 acres.
The terms upon which these lands are offered
are especially attractive. They will be sold in
subdivisions as above indicated, by the pay
ment Of interest only for three years, at which
time the purchaser can begin the payment OF
principal by paying the first OF five equal an
nual installments. Thus no part OF the prin.
cipal is to be paid for three years, and then
the purchaser is to have five years in which to
pay five equal annual installments, with lIl-
terest at the rate of per cent. per annum,
making payments extending over period OF
eight years. Intending purchasers are as
sured that this is an opportunity to purchase
land of fair average quality at SO per acre,
and good agricultural land at $40 an acre,
with other grades of land at prices to corre-
spond between these figures.
The assertion is frequently made that good
fands suitable for general farming, ana es-
pecialIy adapted for fruit-growing, cannot be
had in California for less than from $50 TO
S1oo an acre. An examination of the land
subject Of this advertisement will prove to
home-seekers that this is an opportunity for
the purchase of good agricultural land at $50
OH acre and for qualities grading down to fair
agricultural land at SO an acre, on terms Of
payment which should make the disposition
of these lands to actual settlers result easy Of
accomplishment.
The primary object of the purchase Of this
body of land was the breaking up OF large
holding for the purpose of promoting its set
tlement in smaller quantities and its devotion
to diligent husbandry.
For further particulars, call upon or ad-
dress VIM. H. MILLS
Land Agent of the G. P. r. r.. Fourth and
Townsend streets. San Francisco. Cal
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THREE ARRESTED.
The Men Whom Motorman Williams
Says Assaulted Him.

The Men Whom Motorman Williams
Says Assaulted Him.
Fred Zimmlefinger, Glenn Stuff and
John Buckman were arrested yesterday
for the vicious assault made the preced-
ing night on j. Williams, an electrician
motormsn, as related in yesterdays REC
ORD UNION.
Williams received very rough treat
ment at the hands of his assailants, the
only wonder being that he was not fatally
injured.
1t appears that the conductor of the car
was not overlooked in the assault. He
states that the reason he was not able to
render his companion efficient aid was
that the men first knocked him sense
less.
The accused parties are men employed
in the city, and their conduct can only be
accounted for by the fact that they were
in LIQUOR.