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DIED.
STEINMITZ-In this

STEINMITL-In this city, January 3lst.
Louisa, wife of Martin Steinmitz. and
mother of Charles a. SteinmitZ. a native of
Germany, aged 64 years, 8 months and l l
days.
E8- Friends ana acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral sun
day afternoon, February Sd. at 2 O'clock
from the German Lutheran Church, Twelfth
and X streets
Z1EGL Erin this city, January 31st, Lottie
A, wife OF +. n. Ziegler, d native OF Sacra-
ment0, aged 81 years ana months.
A5-frlends ana acquaintance are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral Serv-
Ices tomorrow Sunday, at 1:3O o'clock
from her late residence, 223 Twelfth street.
lnterment private
EANES-Iu Napa, January 31st, W. T. Eaves
native OF Birmingham, England, aged S 8
years.
E1~triends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
Saturday, at p. NJ, from CIark's under
taking paTlors, 1O1G and 1919 Fourth st.
MILLER-in this city, February LIST, Walter
a, husband OF Florence a. and father Of
Leroy II. Miller and Caroline a. Dahm), q
native OF New Nc-k, aged 62 years, 3
months and 22 DAYS.
BS-Friends ana acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday
morning, February Sd, at. 10 O'Clock, from
the undertaking parlOrs of John NJ Her, 9O5
X street, odd Fellows Temple. InLerment t
BellevieW Cemetery.
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THE TROUBLES OF LEVI HOLDEN.
He Tells How His Domestic Bliss Was
Destroyed.
Mrs, Holben Also Has Her Say in
the Matter-The Case Under
Amusement.

Levi HOLDEN appeared in the Police
Court Yesterday morning to answer to a
charge of threats against life, preferred
by his wife.
The latter testified that she had not re-
sided with her husband for some time;
in fact, she had forbidden him to place
his foot inside the house, unless accom-
panied by an officer, as she was in NOR
tai fear of her life whenever he appeared.
On the 2lsU day OF last December he
had uttered divers threats against her
life, and divorce proceedings were now
pending between them. For the past
week HOLDEN had been constantly hang
Ing around the house and watching her
every movement, and this had so
aroused her fears that she had not re-
moved her clothes for over four days.
In answer TO questions by Defendants
counsel she positively denied that man
named Streater, who is correspondent in
the divorce suit, had recommended the
arrest of her husband. She did it of her
own sweet will, and through fear Of him.
In his own behalf HOLDEN testified that
he was a carpenter by trade and had al
ways labored hard to provide for his wife
and little ones. Their lives were happy
until Streater caused diSsensionS between
wife and begged her to discontinue her
relations with Streater. The only threat
he had ever made against the mother of
his chlldren-was this: Matte, II | ever
catch you with Streater l will not answer
ior,tne consequences that may ensue."
When he found that all his pleas wore
in vain he began proceeding for divorce
and 10y the advice of his counsel ana per-
mission from the owner OF the building
IN which his wife occupied two rooms, he
had for the past week kept constant
watch over her and Streater for the pur-
pose of procuring evidence.
one morning he made two holes in the
ceiling of the room she occupied and in
company with witness overheard
Streater advise his wife to have him ar
rested and prosecuted. 1t was extremely
dlsagreeable for him to go near the house,
nor would he, if it were not for the pur-
pose OF seeing his little ones, but his wife
had even refused him this privilege.
Justice Davis took the case under ad-
visement and will render his decision
this morning.
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TWO GLASSES OF CREDITORS
shall One or Both share in Davis .
A

shall One or Both share in Davis &5
Donahue's Assets:
The election of an assignee in the mat
ter of the insolvency proceedings OF
Davis II Donahue against their creditors,
came up in Department One of the Su-
perior Court yesterday.
Isaac Joseph, who represents the COM
mercial creditors of the defunct suit-club
firm, contended that as the business car
ried on by the firm was IN the nature of
a lottery, those who are creditors by vir-
tue Of having paid the firm 81 week for
a chance to win a suit of clothing, and
failed to do so, had no right to vote in
the election of an assignee.
Attorneys w. z. Harlow and Castlehun
represented those who subscribed weekly
to the suit club, and w. A. Anderson the
insolvent firm.
Judge Catlin said it was necessary that
an assignee should be elected. He said
he would not at present determine the
validity of the claim, but when the estate
was distributed he would decide whether
the claims of the weekly subscrib bers
would be allowed to cut any figure in the
assets.
Accordingly the representatives of the
various creditors consulted together, and
decided upon d. &. Alexander as the
assignee. His bond was fixed at $400.
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CRAZBD BY LIQUOR
A Youth, While Intoxicated, Alb
Ills Parents.

A Youth, While Intoxicated, Abuses
Ills Parents.
young man named Lambert, who re-
sides with his parents, was arrested by
Officer Wilson yesterday afternoon at the
request of his father, who, charges him
with disturbing the peace.
The young man was released from the
County Jail some five weeks ago, after
serving sentence of thirty days for a
similar offense.
lie promised reformation, but seems
to be unable 10 abstain from the use of
intoXicants. \ Yesterday he got crazy
drunk again and smashed several win
dOws in his fathers residence by throw
ing stones. His mother became alarmed
at his violence and fed from the house.
As he has proved to be incorrigible. his
father has concluded to press the charges
against him.
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DANNY AND SAMMY
Meyer and Davis to be Asked to ]
UD for a While

Meyer and Davis to be Asked to Let
Up for While.
Mayor Steinman and City Trustee Tozer
are in San Francisco, whittier they went
yesterday to consult with bond-hold-
ers Daniel Meyer and Sam Davis,
with reference to the obtaining of funds
for the purchase of new pumps for the
Water Works.
If the bondholders will let up on their
thumb-screws for few months the city
can have the necessary funds with which
TO dlcker with the pump-seilers. Ii Dan
and sam can be convinced that it will be-
TO their pecuniary interest to let their Sac
ramento employees use their money, they
Will doubtless consent TO the proposition.
These bOndholders have high fOreheads
ana know how TO squeeze a community
when they have it in their grasp.
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MOUNTAIN ICE.
Truckee's "Cereal'' Crop is Turning
OuU Very M.lI.

Truckee's ''Cereal'' Crop is Turning
out Very Well.
The railroad company is making ex-
tensive preparations for the removal of
the first cutting of the ice crop in the
mountains, and during the next two
weeks over 500 carloads will be distrib-
uted throughout different portions OF the
State from the ice-houses lying along the
Southern Pacific Railroad between
Truckee and Boca.
The harvesting of the second crop is
now in full blast, and an army of men
is employed at the various ponds. Con-
siderable apprehension was excited
among those Interested IN the ice crop by
the heavy snowstorms Of the past month,
but owing TO the continued cold weather,
the thermometer often indicating 200 be-
low zero, II is thought that the quality of
the crop will be fully up to The average.
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Must Pay for Their own

The following resolution was passed at
the meeting OF the State Board Of Exam
iners yesterday:
WHEREAS, The various State officials.
Boards Of Directors, Trustees and Com
mlssioners, have heretofore 81 described To
newspapers and periodicals. and lave
ceruned the accounts tor the SAME to this
board Tor Its approval; and whereas, there
Is no authority in law for any such en-
penditure; therefore be it
ReS0i0cd, That this board cannot favor
ably audit any account for newspaper or
periodical subscription made by anv
State otnclal, public institution, or officer
thereof.
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MOHR & YORK PACKING COMPANY.
PRUNING And GARDEN WORK.
CHARGES REASONABLE. ONLY FIRST.
" class work done. Il. SCHWAPZ
Twenty-fifth and o streets.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
i County OF Sacramento, State of California.
n the matter of the estate of PETER MCGEE.
deceased.
Frank Hickman, the executor of the estate
of Peter McGee, deceased, having filed his Pc
tition herein, duly verified, praying for an
order to lease the real estate of said deceased,
situate in Sacramento County, California,
known as Swamp and Overlooked Land Sur
vey No. 26l of said county, consisting of
1855 acres upon the terms therein set forth.
1t is therefore ordered by the said court that
all persons Interested in the estate Of said de-
ceased appear before the said Superior Court
on FRIDAY, the l 5th day OF February, 1895,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF said day, al the court
room of said Superior Court at the City of
Sacramento, in the County of Sacramento,
State OF California, then and there to SHOW
cause why an order should not be granted to
the said executor to lease the above mentioned
real estate OF the said deceased, from the date
of said order until November /, 1895, at q
cash rental of $500, as asked for in his said
petition, to which reference is hereby made
for further particulars.
Dated January so, 1895.
MATT. f. JOHNSON,
ja31-2w Judge of said Superior Court.
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" Gather Notes.

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been 58' and 4O', with light
and variable winds and clear weather
prevailing.
The barometrical readings at 3 a. NJ.
and ?. NJ. were 80 Is and 81. 10 inches,
respectively.
Ihe. highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 90 and $50,
and one year ago to-day 56o and 35o.
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GLOVE CONTEST

champion Rubenstein and Jack Hard
wick Next Tuesday Night.
At the Armory Hall next Tuesday
evening, Henry Rubenstein of this city
and Jack Hardwick of England, will box
for the coast championship in the ban
tam class and $3.50 trophy.
Rubenstein couple of years ago won
the coast amateur championship in his
class at the Olympic Clubs tournament.
lie is very clever 105-pound boxer.
Hardwick is announced as an English
champion.
Prior to this event there will be several
set-toes between local boxers.
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a Dredger, I5y All Means.
Rio Vista News.

Some people in Sacramento want an
other pump for supplying that city with
mud from the Sacramento River. The
new pump advocates should encourage
the purchase Of dreuger Instead OF a
pump and be done with it Two pur-
poses would be served: The city's supplv
OF sIush-known by The Trustees as water
-would be increased, with the quality
unlmpaired, and the channel deepened at
the same time, and besides dredgers
come cheaper than pumps
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A Close Race.

An exciting election for Trustee took
place in Columbia Lodge, No. 42, knights
OF Pythias, on Thursday night. Messrs.
Wulh, Sullivan, Lloyd, Laracy, Wat
kins, McCann and Melvin were placed in
nomination, and Past Chancellor Wat
kIns was elected by one majority.
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Two Years for All Sam.

A Chinaman named All Sam, who was
arrested about month ago for stealing a
number of chickens belonging to DIR.
W. +. Cutler. on the latter's ranch on the
Riverside road, withdrew his plea OF not
guilty in Department One of the Superior
Court yesterday and pleaded guilty to the
charge.
Judge Catlin sentenced him to two
years Imprisonment in Folsom Prison.
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PoIica Conrt Casns

In the Police Court yesterday morning
J. d. Leslie, convicted of petit larceny,
was fined $40.
The cases of Mrs. William Porter,
charged with bigamy, and Joe Ellis,
charged with false imprisonment, Were
continued to Monday, the 4th inst.
Two of the Chinese witnesses in the
case against q. MariadO, charged with
yagrancy, and Miss Shi karo, charged
with petit larceny, were fined 81 50 each
Tor contempt OF court. The case will
come up for hearing to-day.
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Mace's Case Thrown Out of Con,
But il Begnn Annnu

Mace'S case thrown Out of Court
But is Begun Anew.
The suit of Thomas Mace against the
State for $4,000 damages for injuries re-
ceived at the race-track in September.
1891, was dismissed in Department Two
of the Superior Court yesterday without
prejudice, on account of the failure of the
plaintiff to file a bond OF $780,
Mace was injured in the collapse of the
annex to the grand stand at the race
track, and had four ribs broken. beside
losing the sight OF his left eye. He filed
the required bond, ana new complaint
was filed.
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The Reid Go~pel Meetings.

The gospel meetings conducted by the
evangelist, Rev. ID. II. Reid, are stll in
progress in the Fourteenth street Pres
byterian Church. with visible success in
the conversion OF souls to Christ. while
the church in which he is laboring is
being greatly blessed and encouraged
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Death of ". 1. EaYes.

W.T.. Eaves, and old pioneer ieweler
and matchmaker of this city, and who
was at one time Mayor Of Virginia City,
Now. died at Napa January 30th He was
the father OF Mrs. Nj. +. Nye OF Virginia
City. The funeral will take place at 2
o'clock to- day, and the interment will be
IN Pioneer plat at the City Cemetery, where
services will be held. Mrs. Eaves died
here about year ago.
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BEN " LEWIS.

Death In New York of q Former Sac
ramentan.
Many persons here will remember
Thomas Benton Lewis, better known as
ben" Lewis, who was for several years
in the employ of t. NJ. Lindley IL Co. .,
but few years ago returned to his old
home in Norwich, New York.
The news OF his death comes in the
Chenango U3eaOn of January 24th, which
refers to him as one who led an exen-
plary life, and was widely esteemed for
his manly qualities
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dds FOR SUPPLYING THE COUNTY
II Hospital for the ensuing six months with
Groceries, Bread, Meat and Drugs viii be re-
ceived and opened by the Board of Super
visors OF sacramento County, at their Office
at the Hall OF Records, Sacramento City, on
THURSDAY, February 7, 1895, at O'Clock
p. NJ, the said Board reserving the right to
reject any and all bids.
ISEAL. WM. B. HAMILTON,
Ja2S-6t Clerk of said Board.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE RE-
y ceived at the Office of the undersigned until
5 O'Clock p. NJ, MONDAY, February 4, 1893,
Tor supplying the city with $500 feet of g.
inch cast-iron water pipe, weighing not less
than 81 pounds to the foot, to be coated with
tar asphaltum, and in lengths OF IL feet.
Said pipe to be delivered +. o. b., Sacramento,
contract therefor. A certified check, payable
to the City Clerk, for 10 per cent. OF the
amount of the bid must accompany each pro
posal. [ia30-5tl o. s. FILM. Clty Clerk.
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Thrown From n Rurrv

While DIR. II. II. Pierson, the dentist
was sitting in a buggy at Seventh and j
streets yesterday runaway horse came
along and collided with the buggy. The
latter was partly overturned and DR..
Plerson thrown to the pavement. He
was badly bruised, but not seriously in
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REDUCED RATES

They are secured for Delegates to the
Road Convention.
Information came to the local com nit
tee OF the Good Roads Convention yes
terday from the executive officers that
arrangements have been perfected for
the usual reduced rates on leading rail-
roads for delegates coming to the conven-
ton next week and sitting in it's sessions
with the usual proof Of having como over
the route for which the rebate is granted
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Official Fees.

County Clerk Hamilton collected as
fees during January the sum of S705 10.
torty-one new cases were begun and
twenty marriage licenses issued.
Auditor and Recorder Cohn collected
as fees S447 90 Two hundred and twenty
six Instruments were filed.
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Whore ia Erastus Douglas,

w. B. Maydwell has received letter
from a. r. Douglas. an old army COM
rade in Waukegan, Lake County, H..
inquiring the whereabouts of his brother,
Erastus Douglas, who in 1890 was en-
ployed at the railroad shops in this city.
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Arm Arrnnr In Comm

f. p. Armstrong was arraigned on two
charges of embezzlement in Department
one OF the Superior Court yesterday. He
is charged with having en- bezzled S45S g5
from Hugh Casey, and pleaded not guilty
to both charges.
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NOIarieS PubIic.

Governor Budd has appointed and
commissioned the following Notaries
Public: William s. Howe and w, w.
Rhoads Of Sacramento, E. p. Wander
cook of Oakland and J. y. Stuhr Of New
man, Stanislaus County,
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Rev. j. B. koehne, late. pastor of the
Congregational Church. lectured last
evening on "Mobs and Thrones" There
was fair-sized audience, and the lecture
was well received.
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An Old Resident Conc.

Walter A. Miller, an old resident of
this county, died at 2Ol5 o street yester-
day. Deceased leaves a wife, two chill
dren and nephew-Leroy Miller, Mrs.
Carrie Dalm and A. +. Miller.
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DaviG LanahansS Fsrcta

6. w. Church. Peter CLAIM and T. W
Johnston, appraisers OF the estate O.
David NJ. Lanahan, deceased, have ap.
praised the estate at $40, 9O2 p.
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a LIVELY SPROuT

George, the Jnil-1ird, Captured Down
III Oakland.
Sheriff Johnson has gone to Oakland
alter George Sprout, who escaped from
the County Jail in this city last Saturday.
Sprout had just begun TO serve six
months term Tor vagrancy when he es-
capped by chopping hole through brick
wall with an AK. He was arrested III
Oakland with number Of tramps.
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NAY-DERBY-In san Francisco. Januarv
31st, by Rev. h. Il. Ollie, George l.. Ma =
formerly OF tins city to Mrs. Elva s. Derby
formerly Miss Elder.
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Reef Cnttla shinmanta

Immense quantities of livestock are
daily passing through Sacramento from
Nevada and Oregon en- route to San Fran
cisco. Last evening train OF twenty
nve carloads went down to the Bay
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CEVENTH-STREET NJ E. CHURCH
y south, between j and X streets.-T. H. B.
Anderson. D. D., pastor. Services at / A. NJ
and 7:30 7. NJ. Subjects: Morning, "More
Excellent Work: evening, "Christs Appeal
to the Heart" Class meeting at $3.50 A. NJ.
Sunday-school, 1880 p. M Epworth League.
6:l5 p. NJ. Everybody vited.
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Lecture Last Niehr.

DR.. PRICES Baking Powder makes the
finest food, because it's absolutely pure.
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Any one knowing of his present abode
VII! confer favor by addressing either
a. Il. Douglas at Waukegan, ILL.,, or Mr..
Maydwell in this city.
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AnOthAr 'iERNiNnl

Evangelist ". E. Shepard, who will
commence series Of services Tomorrow
morning ut the Sixth-street Methodist
Church, is native son of California and
a very successful evangelist.
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" E sell dinner sets at less than import
prices. Auctions daily, 5IS street.
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DIR. MORT, the high Government au-
thorlty, prOnounces DR.. Prices Bakiug
Powder absolutely pure.
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Big BARGAINS.

The sale at the Red House attracts at
tention. The show windows are full OF
big bargains.
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CT. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
y Eighth street, between | and J.-Rev g.
Ottmann, rector. Services at IL A. n. (Hoiy
Communion) and 1880 P. NJ Sunday school at
9:46 a. NJ. At the morning service Mr.
Croeker VIII sing "Fear Not Ie o Israeli by
ID. Buck. In the evening the orgunlst viii
play for opening offertory in d minor by
BatiSte.
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WILL TRY AGAIN

DIR. PRICES Baking Powder is declared
by all official experts absolutely pure.
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DECORATED dinner sets less than half
price, 5lo } street. Auctions daily. =
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When Baby was SICK, we gave her Castorfa.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Wher she had Children. she gave them Castoria
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MARRIED..

MARRIED ladies' try Seguro. Take no
substitute. See general notice column.
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WESTMINSTER PRESBY TERRAIN
w Church, corner Sixth and l. streets
Rev. r. NJ. Stevenson, pastor. At lO:45
A. NJ. reception of members and celebration of
the Lords supper. Every member should be
present unless provfuentlally hindered
hsryice at 1880 P. NJ,
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WE'RE THEY DROWNED?
An Incident of the Fresheu Down
River

An Incident of the Fresheu Down the
River.
The Rio Vista Nelrs states that ON Mon
day last James Cain OF the Morning Light
District, while gathering lumber which
had driited on his land by the high water,
found bottle with the following note
in it:
"CHAPMAN's SHEEP CAMP.
Jan. 10, 1895.
10 him 2OhO picks up thiS bottle: For
Gods sake please send us boat, as " e
have been here in this cabin surrounded
by water, and no grub since the Sd. Have
lost our boats in the wind.
Please DC in haste and heaven will re-
ward you.
ave are three of u.s.
"CHAs. HENCoCK."
1t is not yet known whether or not the
letter is fake.
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SARSAPARILLA AND IRON.-Get it from
the sole agent. McMorry, 53I NJ street. :
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"CHAPMAN's SHEEP CAMP.

1t is not yet known whether or not the
letter is a fake.
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GINTH-STREET METHODIST CHURCH
y between X and L.-Evangelist W. Ii
Shepard will conduct services at lo:45 A. NJ
and $50 p. NJ, and each afternoon and even
ing during the week. Choice music. attentive
usners and cordial welcome to all.
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SIXTEENTH STREET CHURCH-W. s.
y Hoskinson. Morning: "rhe Master is
Come; evening, "Ihe Model Prayer in So
cietN.n WelcOme here lor you.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

NoNG ATIONAL CHURCH-PREACH-
~ ing by the pastor at IL A. NJ. ana T:3O
P. NJ. Evening subject: "Mackay OF Uganda. ''#
| HHRISTIAN CHURCH. EIGHTH. y AND
~ O.-J. E. Denton, pastor, will speak at II
A. NJ. on ':Philip and the Eunuch." and at
ESQ p. NJ. on "The Bible and the Public
Schools
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH,
H Twenty-tilth and II streets.-The pastor
pit morning and evening. Services at l l
4. NJ and 7:3O P. NJ. Morning subject: Jesus
Only" Evening subject: 'Christ and His
| Seekers" p. y. b. Y. q. meets at 6:45.
7OURTEENTH-STREET ESB.YTE-
L rian Church. between o ana Prev. w.
Il. Baugh. pastor. Evangelist Rev. David H
Reid, will preach at IL A. NJ. Subject :
"rhe Man Christ Jesus; and at 7:3O p. NJ
subject, The Great Invitation" Everybody
come to these services. All welcome.
| UIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, NINTH
L street, l. and M.-Rev. \. g. Banks. D. D.
pastor, will preach morning and evening
subject IL a. ~: I'VE Ought to Seek Per-
sonal Salvation To-day" Communion at
close of this service. subject 73O p. W: The
! Workingman's Rest Day, or Should California
Have a sunday Law?' Members OF the Legis-
lature are especially invited to this service
Young people meet at $50, preceded by a
street meeting at = =. N. Seats free and n
cordial invitation is extended to all, especially
strangers.
SIXTEENTH STREET CHURCH.-W. $.
y Hoskinson. Morning: 1.-The Master is
I
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Bids for County Hospital Supplies.

ia81-2w judge Of said Superior Court.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-03

Suits for boys 3 to S yrs, at. 81 9S to 81. IS
An endless variety of Sailor Suits
MILDLY suits Refer Suits, Zusye Suits,
IL would take a fun page to adequately
describe them. They must he seen. Cail
IN Tomorrow, II only to see what We
offer, We ara "ell,Gg $50 H'-h Grade
SUIT 81 . :, - Lneap,r l.aa any
.t.sI nUuss q. he v.ty.