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GENERAL NOTICES.

ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-UNLESS
j called for within the legally declared time,
l Will sell on my farm TO the highest bidder
The following described stock one light gray
horse, small slit in lett ear, weighs about 200
pounds; also one dark bay mare, weighs
about j 200 pounds, no mark or brand. These
animals have been in my pasture since Octo-
Der 9th and are in good condition. Owner
please call and pay charges. y. X. WAKE
MAN, Elk Grove. mr4-2t*
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GROCERIES.

DRICES TALK FOR US: TWENTY FIVE
L pounds sugar, 81; fresh butter, SOC roll; 4
cans good oysters, zoe; . cans tomatoes zoe;
fine Japan tea, 25c ID English breakfast tea.
25c 10; NJ. and NJ. tea, SOC ID; Anchor Baking
20c; / 10. 4Oc; ibs, soc; White Lily syrup,
the best table syrup, zoe gallon cans; Sooze,
Germea, taIlna, Morning Meal &c H. cans
ID; our square butter 4Oc, is the best; bottles
pickles, 25c; 10 bars soap, 25c; bars Royal
>avon, zoe; . bars sand soap, 25c bars
toilet soap, 25c; line prunes, sc fb dried pears,
&C 10; fine raisins, . lbs Tor 25c; No. maca-
roni 5Oc box; lbs Mocha and Java coffee Tor
81; Jelly, 1Oc glass, Arbucke's coffee 25c ID;
hams, / 1c 10; shoulders, nc IL; large cans
mustard sardines, 1Oc. BLESLEY Il son,
$40 X street
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George Duuten Insane,

George Dunten, who went from here
some months ago to the Soldiers Home at
1ountville, JNapa County, has become in
sane. tor many years Dunten had been
bartender in this city. where he ac-
qulred the title of "CocktaiP' George. II e
was quiet, good-natured man, and has
many friends here.
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PRAIsE FoR GUARn EIrrs-

All the guards unite in according great
praise to their comrade Ellis for the cool
ness ana nerve ne exhibited in the trying
they claim he deserves all the credit of
having defeated the attempt of the con-
vIcts to escape.
TURNER, ANDERSON AND GARCIA.
j. ). Turner, who has several aliases
Is well-known criminal. He is serving
sentence of ten years, having been sent
from san Francisco.
Anderson is serving q term of five
years, and was sent from the same place.
GARCIA was sentenced from San Benito,
Tor term OF eight years.
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HAPEMAN,S BAD BREAK
he LOOK His Companion's Watch
Had to Go to Jail!

Had to Go to Jail.
AL Hapeman has been fined $50. with
the alternative of serving sixty days in
the County Jail by Justice Davis, for ap-
propriating watch from Albert Patrol.
Patrol testified that he and Hapeman
went to bed together on Friday night.
and the following morning his watch was
gone.
Hapeman said Patrol borrowed dollar
from him and he took the watch as Sc
curity.
officer Ash testified when he arrested
Hapeman the latter denied knowing anv-
thlng about PATROLS watch. Hapemau
had also told other officers that he knew
nothing about the watch.
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GALL AND SEE OUR BEST FIRKIN
~ butter, 2Oc Ii; No. l pickle roll, Soc; good
hams; lc ID; bacon, 1O1ac Il; shoulders 711ac
ID; rolled oats and wheat, 4c 10; ) cans tolna-
toes, zoe; fancy olives, 25c quart: iaver
Taisins, ON box, 60c; 10 bars boss soap. u sc;
good tet, 25c To: Schilling's bes. Costa Rica
and Java coffee, 3 lbs 81. If you want TO get
u SON.
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1000 G. STREET.-THE LOWER PART
1870 of house of or 6 rooms; rent very
reasonable.
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DILEY'S GROCERY, TENTH AND E-A
III tuli assortment OF agate and tinware, 5
aud i0c counters; good butter, from SO to. 4Oc
per roll; cans corn, 25c; ) cans tomatoes
zoe; prunes, sc 10; s lbs p. beans, 25c In or
Ger to meet hard times, weare selling goods at
the lowest mark
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LOsT-FOUND.

7 OST-BETW EEN THIRTEENTH AND l.
IL and Nineteenth and G streets, q lady's
black silk embroidered shawl. Finder leave
at 1905 l. street and receive reward lt*
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0U coffee. 25c per pound; "a gallon stone Jug
best maple syrup, 65c; crushed Java coffee,
zoe per pound IN bulk; smoked herring, 25c
per box; best Jelly in glass, sc; a lot OF sugar
bowls at 25c, worth 4 &C. large halfpound cans
finest French sardines, 2OC; table pears 10c
per can; 1-pound plug good chewing tobacco,
zoe. SACRAMENTO CASH, Eleventh and j.
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GARDWELL C0LONY-1O-ACRET IRA CTS
~ only 500 per acre; water pipes will be
LAID 10 each and every tract in said colony.
j. l. CARDW ELL, owner, 1904 n street, or
3O1 street. sacramento.
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PERSONALS.

FTIHE LAST DAY.-PROFESSOR FRED
i BELL, phrenolosist and physiognomist,
VIII close his successful engagement in Sacra-
will be at his rooms, 900 Tenth street. oppo-
site the Plaza, from \. II. to p. NJ, when lie
Will give complete chronological examIna-
when there are two or more. 81 each. This
will be your last opportunity OF having your
character described in accordance with the
most advanced knowledge of phrenology,
psychometry- Remember, this is positively
the last day. mr4-lt
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fIO LET-FURNISHED FIRST FLOOR OF
4 house 722 Eighth street; no children.
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= THE four H's-health, happy homes
and hospitality by Angostura
Bltters. Sole manufacturers DIR. J. q. b.
Siegert d Sons. At all druggists.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

d EALS' GEM GALLERY; SNAP PHOTO
D graphs of babies by lightning process. NV
experience in the business enables me to over
come all difficulties. Cor. Seventh and j.
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Gentlemen's List.

Gentlemen's List.
Ashmoore, VI Harris, w A Phelps II
Argue, Robert Hellders, L S Passagiia, ID
i1ashtel, Il j Hopps, III PhiIport steve
brown, j Holman, l;udell Geo
Brinkley, II W Eozeton, kegan, John
Blank, ID \ Howe + 5 RuddocEE G.
Brewster, W II Hudson, q w Ruebek John
Bishop, Huntiey, j Roberts, j w
BeiIo Frank Hermnathyer, Rohrbach, @
DeDDS, JOnn capt Rogers & B
Barr, 4 Holems, Nc Richardson, w
rofton, Willie Holdner. ID SteigIer, ]
Curtis, Ii S irvine, AIX SteiIlle Sam'l
Coty ,EugeneM ,1e wsen, Sifam Sargent, j d
Collins, Con johnson. + K Sharp, Wm l.
ConnOf, IL NJ Jones, InOS SeWeIl, Geo w
Christensen, @ Johnson, I ScanneI, j Jr
Soruer, CnaS h Kelsey, j ID Silva, John
Cornelius, G.. I.ewenstein JJ SAWYER W III
Coon Fred NJ Lyons, Chas Smith, Guy
Clark, Loyed, Jake Smith Elmer
Delameter S Loury CaptJH smith, Fred
Dopeny, Lewis, w Talbot, NJ w
DeaEman, q w Leatcn. j w Telstrom. Alex
itly, l. u NcAdams, ,R-2 1intchell Q L
Ednlons, JEFF Mergan, Gus lIrey, Siias
fraser, Jas Morgan. Geo " illlamS H \
roster, Rev e Morrison, Jno Willie Mir
Flelden, Chas l. Mullen, Jos Willis Willie
telton, Chase NIigrie, Hon WicKs II
Farrell, Ihos McMuIlen, w Watson, j r
Fuendllng, W Warren, Jas
ellison, VIM Moy, Jeann Walsh, Oliver
Green, y E-2 Nishi II Welcn, Osee
Glvens, w j Nelson, Earl A White, Hich'd
Gortorth, G Nelson d Woodward EI [.
Green, Bart Norris, John Williams, n
Griffin, Jack Owen, VIM r WohlcS Henry
Caller, w O'COnnor, NJ Wooster, E \
Gettys. 4 B Pietro, ,Genazzi Wymire, II E
henr1ch, a Perigon, Harry Wuersching j
Hatch, W II Pitts, NJ & b.
Foreign.
Madame Moy Sonora Angela eallia-
Mary Gerhardt rer
VS.. LEAIIE. Postmaster.
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EVOR SALE-A SPLENDID NEW MATH-
l. Shek piano, which came into our posses.
sion in the way OF trade; will be sold at a bar
gain. The piano can be ordered direct from
factory if purchaser prefers. Inquire at this
Office.
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w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO DO HOUSE
w work in a hotel, boarding-house or
ranch, by competent woman. who is also q
gooa laundress. Apply Office st. George
building. mr2.ot*
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L six rooms; $40. Inquire OF GEORGE
kROMER REAL ESTATE AGENCY, T25
X street. mr2-1 VIZ
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BOOKBINDEGS.

DOOKBINDiNG IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
u with good work and promptness. Z. w.
BREUNlNG, BIS j street, Sacramento.
MAGAZINES, PORTFOLIOS AND PERI
vi odicals bound in superior modern STYLES
at atSILEIUS Observation-Disclosures, General
Bookbinders, 4O3 j street.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLTC.-THE MOTTO
~ of the Acorn Shaving Parlors is to do all
in their power to give patrons the best posi-
bic service, clean towels and hot and cold
water for everyone, and none but 1irst-cIass
workmen employed. l cordially invite the
public TO give US call. You Will find the
best and cleanest shop in the city at lOl2
Sixth street. L. {. JONES, Proprietor.
81 FOR CLEANING WATCHES. 81 FOR
mainsprings; all work guaranteed, 4l9
* street, next to Metropolitan Theater Cash
paid for Old gold and silver
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the PostofTice at Sacramento on
Monday, March 4, 1895:

Ladies' List.
Burke. Sarah LarSen Miss Rosa
BaSWill, Eta More, Mrs Fannie
Barnes, Miss Myrtle-2 More, Miss Kitty
Bodner. Mrs ii E Morrison, Mrs Anna
Bird, Mrs bathie Mcdonald, Miss Mabel
oburn Mrs Allie Meade, Miss Minnie
Clark, Mrs Josephine G McMurray. Miss Lou
Clark, Miss Dell Mcdonald, Miss r
Chflstlanan, Miss NJ wash, Miss Jennie
Curtis, Miss Bessie OZiah. Mrs Cora
Cross Mrs Annie Reid Miss Hattie
lie Clmea, Mrs Dora Rodgers, Miss Gertie
Douglas, Mrs Kate RotEwell, Mrs
DIXON, Miss Leusera emalling, Mrs Able
field Miss Daisy Saith. Miss Myrtle
Francesca, Mrs Snider Mrs Lizzie
frasten, Mrs q Sprague, Anne N
fulton, Mrs Il Sawyer, Mrs Emily-2
Gould, Mrs G. Shields Alice
CRANES, Frankie A Iipscomb Miss Maud
Goodman Mrs Jessie fernando Miss
huh, MISS rachel Neatch, Miss Lily
haWIey, Miss Z - ilIianS, Mrs ]
Jerry, Miss Mary Wilson, Mrs w
Johnson, Mrs ID Ward Mrs Mollie
keeney, Miss Maggie Young Mrs Y X
Lane Mrs e. NJ
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SOMEBODY FLUNKED.

Turner seemed TO be suffering severely.
and was constantly wiping away the
perspiration that fairly ran in streams
down his face and neck. When asked for
his version of the break, he also stated
that 1t was preconcerted affair. and
claimed that the failure of the plan was
caused by the arrant cowardice OF his and
Garcia's comrades, who failed to do what
was expected of them. Just what that
Was ha rafliEnd To sfpfn
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4 LII LADIES, NEAR OR FAR. SAFE.
"A quick cure guarantend; any disease of
irreguiarity; disgrace danger avoided: sure
reiieI: though Others fail; travellers treated;
low fee; self-cure; send, call or write; strict
confidence. Room l, 415 J street
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WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE
w care OF children and do light housework.
Apply at 17O5 j street lt%
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DRANK II. WING HAS REMOVED HIS
l. Rubber Stamp Factory TO Old: d:Postoffice
building, second floor Office Room l6.
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A NEW MAN.

George S. Scally of 70 Nassau street, New
YORK, says: "For years have been troubled
to the conclusion to try your pills. imme-
alately found great relief from their use. I
Ieei IKE new man siuce commenced taking
nnein ana would not now be without them.
The drowsy, sleepy feeling used to have has
ehtlrely disappeared. The dyspepsia has left
iue ana my rheumatism is gone entirely.
am SATISFIED If anyone afflicted will give
kadWay's Pills trial they will surely cure
them, for believe ii all comes from the sys-
work"
"JUIy 26 1S92n
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THE DISTINGUISHED MISS IDA B.
i WELLS viii lecture in Congregational
Church on TT ESDAI EVENING, March 5th
at 81 .. her SUBJECTS the exposure and protest
against lynch law as practiced IN the south
her object, to create public sentiment against
such unlawful and brutal practices Miss
Aimee Murrels, the recognized elocutionist
viii rectte on that occasion Admission, free
mr4-2t#
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NURSERY.

TNREES FOR SALE AT 3 CENTS, EACH.
L r. o. B. Peach, Pear, Plum, Cherry. No
better trees grown.
Terms satisfactory. Address
OSCAR KNOTT,
Walnut Grove. Cal,
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I OOk HERE-A MAGNIFICENT OPPOR-
II tunlty Tor a frst-clasS canvasser, lady or
gentleman. Inquire OF E. E. BERGMAN, p,
\. NJ. and 2 VI.
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|IlWENT4 TO so ACRES GOOD ALFALFA
a land, suitable for dairy; not more than
two and half miles from city. Address Il. v,
this office >
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TO LET OR RENT.

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS-APPLY TO
IL DR. j. II. SHIRLEY, cancer specialist,
OLD I. .. BUILDING, Fourth and X streets.
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The superlative of elegance, speed.
comfort, safety and diversity of scenery
Is found in the Sunset Limited.
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M lDDLE-AGED MAN OF TEMPERATE
ik hao!ts wants work in city al small wages.
xAauresS w AGES, this Office. lnr2-5t*
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MUSIC AND ART.
CARPET CLEANING.

HARRY w. RIVETT, STEAM CARPET
/ l cleaning. corner Twelfth and o streets
CaDet cutting, sewing and rehtting; furniture
backed Ior shipments; secondhand carpets
and furniture bought and for sale. Tele-
phone 292.
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ElADNI s.
HB =! s,

Cure all Disorders of the Stomach. Bowels,
Kidneys, Bladder, Dizziness, Costiveness,
Piles, Sick Headache, Female Com
paints, Biliousness. Indigestion, Con-
Etipatton and all Disorders of the Liver.
S5c per box. AT Druggists or by mail.
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WANTED.

WANTED LADY FORTUNE
w teller to travel with tent and wagon
snow. Address FRANK GARDNER, P o.,
Sacramento mri i-2t&
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COSO WILL BUY LOT SOXl6o IN THE
OOCU sherman d Parker Tract. Inquire
OF COOLEY, 1O13 Fourth street
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ID AG CARPET FACTORY At 1914
IL Eighth st. MRS. JOHNSON. Proprietress.
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M ANIED = BY APRIL 18TH, FUR
" nlshed housekeeping roome with mod
efh conVeuienceS tor quiet couple Address
q. N, 12l2 Tenth street te26-lw*
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HORSE AND BUGGY, slOO: HALF
IL cash, half time. See GARDINER at
kuce Track.
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WANTED-BY A LADY, A SUITE OF
w rooms and board in private family.
ADDRESS, stating terms, P. Q. Box %. mr2-3t
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GARCIA THE RINGLEADER.

When the wounded men were inter-
viewed that night by RECORD UNION re-
porter Garcia, who was propped IN in
bed with his wounded arm III spIints and
bandages, said:
There's no use denying the truth.
This was put-up job by US. We made
all the arrangements several days ago to
make this break. L was the leader of the
business and planned the whole shooting
match, bet (here smile of grim humor
stole over his swarthy face the thing
failed, because lot of the fellows lacked
sand. II got this" pointing to his
wounded arm, land Turner over there
got his Cruel, l guess. That's all l can
tell you about the matter"
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| APANESE GOOD YOUNG MAN WANTS
~ q position as store or Office boy. Can speak
wei Eng 2ilSh, also write and read. Address
"k, K. X" this Office. mrl-4t*
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MEETING NOTICES.

DEGULAR MEETING OF UNION -
III Lodge, No. 21, y. O. wv, THIS ,ES-o
LMOnGay) EVENING at FOresters'c c1G i9!SSA
Hail. street, between Seventh and Fs95sesSSg
Eighth. Important business and SsSsSS
conterring OF degrees.
c. Fl. DOSH. NJ. w.
c. W. BAKER, Recorder. +:
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sPENCER's GOOD WORK.

When Ellis fired the first shot Guard
Spencer, who was on the east bank OF the
river, jumped into a boat and rowed to
the other shore. lie hurried directly up
the hill and encountered the two colored
convicts who had been wounded by Ellis.
Anderson was sitting in a shallow ditch,
supporting the head of Turner on MS
knees. Spencer ordered the men to come
out, and the convicts, seeing that resist
anee was useless, sullenIy obeyed.
After travelling some distance Turner
began to vomit blood, and was unable to
proceed further. A stretcher was pro-
cured, and he was then taken to the hos
pital. Anderson, who had suffered ONLY
slight flesh wound on the leg, was con-
hned in one of the solitary cells, and the
break was ended.
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ENANTED-TO RENT, \ PIANO IN GOOD
w condition. Address I. B.. this office.
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" NJ. I.-NOS. IL AND 27 ARE OR
/ dered to assemble at Grangers' Hall
Tenth and X, TUESDAY at $50 A. NJ sharp
Tor the purpose of attending the late Bishop
MauOgue'S funeral. COMMITTEES.
LBC.I mr4-2t
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE - FOUR ACRES FINEST
L berry land in Sacramento Valley Just out
Slde city limits, near electric cars See
JAMES Z. MILLS, 3O1 street.
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ITO LET-FOUR OR FIVE FURNISHED
l rooms for Housekeeping. Address 1880
IL street. mr2-3t#
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uAVE YOUR PAPERHANGING DONE
IL by \. II. ANDERSON, JR,, northeast
corner OF Seventh and streets
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BLACKSMITH SHOP IN GOOD LOCA-
ID ton, corner Eleventh and L streets. In
quire next door.
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OAK STOVE WOOD, So 70 PER CORD
" delivered; measurement guaranteed: yard
on Twelfth street road; z. o. address sos
Seventh street. w. H. BASLER
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SING SING

Henry y. Franklin and Ralph Brandrc,h have
been on a tr3ut-nsning expedition 20 Emnir",h
r,t. =, tho Adirordacks. While there they were
TONED by General McAlpin. General Fitzgerald ana
a party OF friends
The funeral Of General James H. Swain. who died
M hts home In this village last Monday morning,
took place al hls home on "Wednesday. The cerc-
monies were simple. In conformity with the desire
Of tho family The Rev. George W. Ferguson. pas
tor Of Trinity l.p scopal Church. oniciaied. Tho
burial was in the family plo; In Sleepy Hollow
Cemetery.
Frederick g. Mead son Of Robert q. Mead. OF this
town has been appointed superintendent OF the
rcctlon Of the old Croton aquccuct, which Hes IL
The carriage house on the property OF G. g. CARR,
al Brlar Cnif east OF this village. was DESTROYED
Dy fire carly last Wednesday morning. While
working at the fire August R"inhcr gardener Tor w
". Law. fell from roof ana broke an arm ..
Tomorrow evening. n the Highland Avenue
Methodist Epigcopai Church. the pastor The Key
Dr. Price. VIII preach a sermon. entitled II
Christ Came 10 sing Sing"
Memorial Day IN This village was observed by n
general Suspension Of husncss the decoration Of
and nags and with the placing Of flowers on graves
In the cemeteries by Morcli Post 40 IA g. 4. r..
Pierre Cortland Van Wyck camp. Sons OF Veterans.
assisting 49,,
house Is fcot length by 30 feet vide for It's ac-
commodation. the WaldrOn Road.
Following are tho officers OF Wesichester COM,
mandcry. 40. q. X. r.. selected at the annual
election: Eminent commander. j. q. Miller: sener-
assmo. H. g. Blaks.tc. captain general. r.. L. New
sc.,: trustees Thomas Leary T. J. llodgkins ana
Ebenczer Fowler.
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r,.cKAuoE AND BRoNXvILLE

Mr. and Mrs O. u. Ferris. OF Scarslnle gave
a birthday party last Saturday afternoon for
:he!r little granddaughter Gtorgetta " Travis
II was held the spacious l1wa ana IN the large
pariors Miss NJ L. Learv and Mrs t. h. Fiiey
presided at the plano. The youngest guest haze'
Riley sang and piaycl When TIE Green Leaves
Come Again" and was heartily enc"rel' AMONG
the oder guests we're Mrs. Woods. jackson Achor-
man Miss Galloway Theodore Travis. Mrs. T.
y Rlev Mrs A. Travis. Miss Leary. ana the
Younger guests included Flora Fitzgerald. hcHs'e
Hall Grace Alderman. May Bates. Phoebe AcEer-
man. Anna Klunok. Ida and Fora Ackern'h'
Frances schweizer. Jessie AcHer"'ah' "'Sa
Losee. etc. 800
sunday. June O. Will be celebrated as chl!dTens
dav in the Tuckahoe Asbury Methodist Episco-
pal Church ,, -
H. Austin Of scarsiale-ave.. Is rapidly reco'-
erng fr;m his severe il,ness cms club. Of Tucla.
bos no ana Td' Ire cardiff OF Workers, resuei in
Fs ere q nronxSd Hook and Ladder Company has
secured inc nnskei and ladder Tsaag !" cr %h
On Monaay night ne n nsa his pretty cot
'a sscar al IS model town Ii cos, only 7s %
f all the ,o%ns esp kim. ins' dus, m
owned by o'Connc;l & Hery. were dcstroyel BY
fire at " about on MSnd@f he %a aver running
day and night and employed forty men The bu'id-
nfs sr, T , be fDat le Folks enteranent under
the auces Of the Epwern heasaf Of use
M sii Tnexanoc Friday ngat the large hangng
ispnn over the stage fell with q crash scatierns
oil ava fire. Great consternation ioli2w"n. h, IT,
persons being IN the small hall ana al russn ing
for me doors ana windows A large rug ana Me'
cloths finally snothered the flames. but tne enter
The Womans auxiliary OF me b I,pnlv 81 s,
on Wednesday at The parsonage. the ATTENDANCE
being unusually large. ,,uo, ~,
tho Ttckahoe Catholic cub on Wednesday nsn,
before a crowded house ~ was well pu, on. nnn
White Plains Yoatcrs. Mount Nernon; -, Nc ,No
Rochelle and other places were representa- III inc
large audience. The club cleared aboui HO
'arSe Gilbert A. Robertson Home. at Scarsdaic'
a memorial from Mrs Robertson TO her husband band
W WI, free n two-weeks outing for man
anj wife and their children. II acconmDiaies
Network CITY, Is matroln,; -. ps,or I.rnor.a
There was quiet wedding at castor h nnn5ny
OF ,o ,ro when his daughter, Mss Faith j.
aiarner was married TO Captain Frederick jerks.
OF Sing sing
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MOUNT kISCO.

Miss Florence Cole, Of sing Sing. has conducted
oerylces every evening except Thnrsiay this week
A, the mission. The attendance has been fairly
good.
The teachers OF the public school propose holding
b,zaar and festival soon to Increase The find for
me sealing Of the rev schoohouse. ana held a
r,ec,ine with reference to II at Mrs issauers last
Monday afternoon
The Rev. A. q. Feasonden, the newly elected pas
10, II the Presbyterian Church Is taking much
needed rest before beginning his duties here lilo
,yll preach ON sunday. June ,chlircn'a day., but
,,ill not begin his regular work Until Jnly J.
General T.. u. ~ ccsnola ana his family, of New
york arc AZ their country hol'o ~ Newcastle for
the summer, ,., ,..,, ,r,,nto. ,vh.,.
a., h.. heen attending the reunion or The lilckHlio
And n,,hodos Ftlendn 10 celebrate the snih ami.
vera,ry of tho yearly moellos or BON Hpclri'er
Nr Wood read an hislorc, review ~ tho society
from he beginning 10 IT. separation IN MI $1,000
invliatlons are out for The marriage OF Andfew
AcKsf,nnn rfnniron Of Andrew a. ',trcnt.r, OF
Wosnr'nvo md Nrn Smith. Of brooklyn. 10 10
celchraied on Tuesiny, juno T.
isat rhursdny evening Noun, kise2s brass band
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