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Moonlight Danes at Woodland.

On Wednesday next, June 9th, the
Woodland Cornet Band will give a moon
light dance at Coils Grove. near that
place, which is expected to be an I'M
usually delightful affair.
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Furniture at Auction.
Bell Il Co. will sell at public auction at
III Il street. at 10 o'clock this morning, all
the hne furniture, carpets, pictures, din
lng-rOOm and kitchen ware therein
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A NNUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
n annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Mount Shasta Mineral Spring Company
Whereas, the regular annual meeting of tho
stockholders of said corporation for the year
ending February s, 1895, has not been held:
now L, c. A. york, President, do hereby
held at the office OF the company in the City
of Sacramento at 2 O'Clock p. NJ. FRIDAY,
June T. 1895. G. A. YORK, President.
A. ANDREW, Secretary.
Sacramento, May 20, 1895. my29-9t
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SACRAMENTO DAILY RECoRD-UNIoN. FRIDAY MAY 81 1895.

in Amador on Admission Day. and that
all the Native Sons who can would join
with the brothers in Sacramento in the
grand celebration which is to be held
here
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Both Legs Crushed,

A man named Fred Schultz, German,
fell from moving railroad train at Boca
last night and had both of his legs cut of.
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TOR SALE-LOT 60x6O PACIFIC GROVE.
l. near Monterey; best location; street graded
tine marine view; cheap for cash. See j. E.
MILLS, sol j street, sacramento, my2S-6t
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MUsIC AND ART.

uAyE YOUR PIANOS AND ORGANS
II tuned and repaired by f. BL0DGETT.
competent, reliable and prompt Orders left
at A. j. POMMER'S, Ninth and j, or resi-
dence. 1919 /, promptly attended to.
CCHOOL OF ART NEEDLEWORk 1914
- Eighth street. Stamping and embroidery
lessons given: lesson days, Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday.
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BOOKBINDEEs.

DOOKBIN DING IN ALL ITS BRANCH
ID with good work and promptneSs. E. w.
BRUEN1NG, 310 j street, sacramento.
MAGAZINES, PORTFOLIOS AND PERI-
Iva Odicals bound in superior modern styles
at SILVIUS d CHOENBACKLER'S, Gen.
eral BoOkbinders, 403 j street.
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WANTED.

TWO MATTRESSES, 8 LADIES FOR
L country, S25, and L for city. Call 626
street. my31-2t*
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CtACRAMENTO PARLOR, NO. 9. N. s. q.
- W.. will nominate officers for the ensuing
term THIS friday EVENING, and will elect
the same on next Friday evening, June 9TH.
Every member of the Parlor is urged to be
present tonight, as matters OF Importance
viii be brought before the Parlor.
CHARLES N. POST, President.
III. 0. TUBBS, Secretary. 1t*
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NESSPOOLS, VAULTS AND CHIMNEYS
y! cleaned; no dirt, lowest prices. w. VI.
SLAUGHTER, 317 K and 531 N.
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PERSONALS.

MRS. A. BROCKWAY, TEST AND IN
VI dependent slate writing medium, 4l715
* street. Sittings daily.
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TO LET OR RENT.


ITO LET-UP STAIRS, ROOMS, BATH
/ and closets; no children; rent, S15. In
qulre at 500 n street. my31,6t
FURNISHED ROOMS AT THE BERK-
shlre, COR. sixth and l.. strictly first-class.
1901 SEVENTH STREET 5 NEWLY
II II furnished housekeeping rooms.
Q0i X STREET - PLEASANT FUR
OOf nlshed front rooms for housekeeping.
Terms reasonable.
1A1S l. STREET-HANDSOMEL FUR
IOlO nshed front suite, also, single room.
GO1 L sTREET-NICELY FURNISHED
Jul front room. Rent reasonable.
ITO LET-GooD ALFALFA PAsTURAGE:
L horses called for and returned. Address
JAMES HOLLAND, 1904 G street, city.
my2S-1w*
SOc K sTREET-NICELY FURNISHED
CUO front suite; also single rooms.
o1O 91S TWENTY-SECOND STREET; 5
- =. rooms, hall, yard; renovated at ex-
pense OF $40. Apply 2125 street my251w*
rOs NJ STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
A1el K STREET-FURNISHE ROOMS
81 O2 from 81 so to So per week. Strictly
tirst-class.
1000 STREET, NINE-ROoM HOUSE,
Lou rent sss. Inquire j. f. HILL, 1907
street.
c1OI J STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
OlC2 side window single room.
ITO LET. Observation-Disclosures AT. SIG
i street. Inquire at 927 NJ street.
O1O L sTREET-LARGE, NICELY FUR
OIO nished front room.
rOOl K sTREET-NICELY FURNISHED
1902 rooms, single ana housekeeping; new
management.
rO1I STREET-FURNISHED FRONT
~ 9 rooms.
OOOJ STREET HOUsE CHANGE
AUJ hands)-Newly furnished rooms, single
and ell suite.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
i 615 Eleventh street, between and q.
1O11 SEVENTH sTREET-NICELY FUR
III nished double parlors; bath and gas.
111O SEVENTH sTREET-NICELY FUR
LILO nished rooms and rent reasonable.
1.-TWO HOUSES AT TWENTY-FIFTH AND
Il l. streets to let. Rent S21 ana sic. In
quire Nj. 4. BURKE, 1900 street.
Oe11P STREET-FIVE-ROOM HOUSE,
EOI | bath and pantry; barn i'll rear. APP
ply 1O22 Fifth street.
ITO LET-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
/ housekeeping; also one large bedroom,
nicely furnished, at Ill Ninth street.
ITO RENT-NICE FURNISHED OR UN-
L furnished looms, opposite Postoffice,
72412 * street.
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
L Apply to DIR. j. II. SHIRLEY. cancer spe-
cialfSt ola L. y. Building, Fourth and Il.
11NO FOURTH TREET-FURNISHED
IlUC rooms 81 and upward per week; nice
troht suite. MRS. w. a. CASWELL.
cOJ STREET-CLARENDON HOUSE,
OHI Nicely furnished front rooms; also
rooms for Housekeeping.
kOp X STREET-NICE AND NEWLY
CUU furnished rooms; rent reasonable.
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MEETING NOTICES.

SPECIAL MEETING OF CALIFIA PAR
y lor, No. 90, N. d. G. W., THIS Friday)
A AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock, pioneer Hall.
Matters of great Importance.
1t ABBIE JACOX, President.
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VoU WHO NEED PLUMBING AND GAS
| fitting work done Will have lost a great
cnance to save money if you fail to call on
WALLACE, S13 to o17 j.
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TRY GRADUATED SUGAR, 1917 LBS.
/ ) for 81; Golden c sugar, 2112 bs Tor 81;
Island sugar, 70 TBS for 81; good corn. cans
for 25c: cans tomatoes, 2oc: good butter,
csc roll; best syrup, 6Oc gallon; Arbuckie
coffee, csc 10; good tea, csc 10; good potatoes,
Zoe sack. SIMONS u SON. SIS *.
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I,ETURNED, MR.. ROWLAND TEE
IL spiritualist: lie readings daily, 81; dis
eases diagnosed and all forms OF malarih.
rheumatism. stomach, male and female dtii
culties positively cured. Call 516 h street.
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shotgun. IL gauge. pounds ounces, but
lutte used. for a igh-grade bicycle; state
make and Weght. B.. this Office.
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NARDWELL COLONY-1O-ACRE TRACTS
" only 500 per acre; water-pipes will be
laid to each and every tract in SAID colony.
j. L. CALDWELL, owner, 1204 n street. or
301 j street, Sacramento.
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CtEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
- friends in the East.
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TOE BORZONE, THE CHAMPION BOOT
y black, formerly at GIG Ninth street, is now
located at III * street, near P0stofiicet and
would be glad to see all his old friends and the
public in general.
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y NJ. ODUM, 22O \ STREET. DOES Up
l. holstering, Notwithstanding and general
repairing good and cheap; also, has furnished
rooms.
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DONOVAN. CHIROPODIST-COR
y. bunions and ingrcwing nails treated OF
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JNTANTED-YOUNG MAN WITH MES
wv merist. Address Box A. a., this Office.
mV3O-2L
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CARPET CLEANING.

QUITTING THE PRICE-FROM AND
Y after this date will clean and relay car
pets for s cents per yard. HARRY w.
RIVETT, corner Twelfth and o streets. Tele-
phone 292. The same high class work as
heretofore.
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A SPLENDID CHANCE TO BUY ONE OF
"A the best paying hotels III the city very
cheap: the reason tor selling is Sickness Ad-
dress .. NJ, this Office.
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Superintendent Charles M. Campbell and
Elder George c. Ormsbee are the commit
tee in charge,
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business IS BRISK, BUT WALLACE IS
d up to the times and can fill plumbing Jobs
promptly and properly. S13 to 317 j street,
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NITANTED-AN ENERGETIC MAN OF
w good address; salary paid. Apply, be-
tween and 8 p. NJ, 1901 street.
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y1rANTED-A LOT 4OX16G NORTH SIDE
w or q modern house and lot; terms cash.
Inquire OF ROBERT ID. FINNIE, grocer, 721 j.
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FJNHR PHGNIX.-THE GENERAL PUB
4 lie is respectfully notified that new mar
ket will be opened and know as the Phoenix
Market, located on X street between Third
and Fourth, adjoining Curtis and Herzog's.
The proprietor, Frank Stable, has been an
employe of the firm of Mohr d york and
iateIy connected with the Pacific Market, and
Is thoroughly competent TO conduct the new
shop III flrSt-clasS manner. It will be- his
constant aim TO have on hand only the very
best OF meats, and particular pains will be ex-
erted to serve customers i'll a satisfactory
manner. a share of the public PATRONAGE IS
respectfully solicited. my27-ot
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CtALCIMINING ROOMS FROM So UP;
~ whitening from 81 up; scraping and
patching extra. Leave orders at 1022 touEth
street. or 21S alley. Second and Third, n aud
O streets SAM GALE.
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COOD-PAYING LODGING HOUSE OF %
VI rooms; great bargain. Apply 1922 X st.
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TOR SALE-LoT 7, BLOCK K, Il STREET.
IL between twenty fourth and 1wenty-titth
streets. for S135. SrROBEL. agent, 81 j.
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| of good bottom vegetable land or work on
shares from 10 to SO acres. Address Post
Office Box %, sacramento.
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TOMATO KETCHUP, &C BOTTLE; Dew
l. lied ham, &c can: jam, 10c glass; gold
dust, 2Oc. BEESLEY ~ son, SO X street
r RILEY'S GROCERY STORE. TENTH
u. aud Il, is the cheapest place in town to
buy your groceries. Butter, 20c roll to SOC
roll; chow chow, sc bottle; pickles, 10c bot
tie; sweet pickles in bulk; % can baking
powder. 25c No store can undersell us.
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JAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY.
u SI7 Sixth street. Sacramento. Farm
hands, general help furnished and contracts
executed.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-EIGRTY
L acres, good Improvements; fourteen kinds
of fruit, besides grapes TO snip. Finely stu
ated for extensive improvements at little
expense. Also, property in Napa. Particu-
lars at 1918 street, Sacramento. OWNER.
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TOR COOL, SHARP BEER, FINE; IL
L quors aud wines go to q. b. FOSSETTI,
opposite the swimming baths, Twenty1tirst
and streets.
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GENERAL HEAD OF CHOICE JERSEY
- cows and heifers for sale also fine Berlin
mare. DIR. II. L.. NICHOLS. 9O9 r street.
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NTOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOR A BAR
IN gain to move in and go TO housekeeping;
everything complete. LOT SOx90, with dwell
Tag OF seven rooms, furnished; one-half or lot
set out IN fruit trees: only 50 200. Il. l..
HAWk *, agent, 1U12 Fourth street. my25-6t
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A GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR Sc; FILL
n ing, soc and upward; from one-thirdto
one-half saved all work guaranteed. DIR. G.
w. NEWSOM, Dental Parlors, 1920 l street.
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TOR SALE-A BLACK FILLY, FOUR
l. years old; sired by Don Marvin; registered
In volume a; by name ElVa Marvin. She is
a fine stopper and can trot better than thee
minutes. Also u bay mare, Rilla, by Stirring;
dam, Kill by Prompter. Sue has colt by her
side by Don Marvin. Also, black hIly, two
years old, by Don Marvin. Also, a carriage
that, has had but very little with pole and
shafts. Price, $3.50. Inquire of W. T.
BROWN. at EDWIN X. ALSIP & CO.'S, 1Ol5
Fourth street, Sacramento.
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TAKE YOUR GLOVES AND SLIPPERS
4 TO +. & g. THOMAS, dyers and cleaners,
for best and quickest work. 1Ol1 Sixth ST.
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I = ACRES, WITH DWELLING, BARN,
| y chicken-house, ETC.; about six miles from
sacramento. Price, $1,000. Z. L. liza EYk,
agent, 1O12 Fourth street. my20-6t
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nRESS DE GARMO SYS-
~ tenn; agency and parlors, 1920 Eighth
street: complete instructions in dresscutting.
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d1dOA WILL BUY THAT FINE COR
OIfUO ner lot, 40x16o, northwest corner
1wentysixth and p streets; house of five
rooms; stable and chicken-house; half cash,
balance on time. Inquire of COOLEY, 1913
Fourth street.
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-THA DE.
Il sirabie Groom residence. 221U street.
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T-STREET HAY MARKET; NO. 900. COR
L ner Second and /. To everyone that wants
hay IL will be greatly to your advantage 10
call and see our price list before buying else
where Full weight guaranteed.
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DRESS AND CLOAKMAKING.

IN cotton dresses, plain, 81 80; spring suits,
SO up. MRS. b. CHATHAM. Dressmaker,
1928 seventh street. Country orders 1lled.
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GYON STEINWAY PIANO AT HALF
y lOV price; is in Al condition. Apply to
A. FABIAN, Ninth and j.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE-MALE AND
II female help OF all kinds furnished at short
notice by p. NJ. RA YMOND, 524 X. Tel. 265.
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HORSES, MULES AND FINE CAMPING
IL outfit very cheap. Inquire sl5 Twelfth.
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TELEPHONE 37o-LIsTER'S SPECIAL
l delivery; trunks, 25c Stand. ). u; cor
ner Sixth and j. THOMAS L. LISTER.
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HAY, GRAIN, ETC.

~ E. ADAMS. HOG STREET-CRE ZAP
VI est place tor hay and feed. White wild
oats; also, tule hay for carpets.
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THIS IS RICH.
TSanta Ana Blade.1

The Iowa State Register, paper that
ought to know great deal better, prints
q scathing article on California under the
caption of "California's Deathly Dan
gers" In it the editor says: 1.-The un-
fortunate people of that State are daily
compelled to suffer from drifting sand
storms and the constant fear of earth
quakes, which have killed many more
people in California than have been killed
probably will yet slide all of that elon-
gated commonwealth into the Pacific
Ocean,"
The only comment we feel like making
on the above is that although considera-
bic advertising has been done in this
elongated commonwealth" there is still
room for more. so that not even one fool
can be found to believe, much less write,
such articles as the above.
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GROCERIES,

COFFEE, TEA.-WE ARE MAKING A
" speciality of Mocha and Java coffee at 35c
b. 8 lbs for 81, and our soc tea in LIB cans,
there is no other like it;isood butter, csc roll;
creamery squares. SOC. We have good tea at
25c 10; sugar and flour are both on the up
grade; we still sell 10 bars good laundry soap
for csc; 6 large bars ROYAL Savon 25c; boraX
SOAP 3 fear 25c: 4 papers corn starch for 25c;
tomatoes, 4 for zoe; oysters 4 for 25c; toma-
to ketchup. sc bottle; deviled ham, sc can;
lard. 45c can; crackers, 45c box; sugar corn.
ior S3c sra mans n11ac 10 snoniuels, fc; me
good pickles, 7oc. BEESLEY Il SON, SO X.
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ERESH DUCK EGGS FOR uATCHING-
j. Fifth and w streets.
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" delivered; measurement guaranteed; yard
on Twelfth-street road Z. .. address, sos
Seventh street. w. Ii. BASLER.
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1o1O ] sTREET-A. b. GILMORE, Ply
IOIO mouth Restaurant; board and lodc-
ing, good home cooking and reasonable rates.
Call and give us u trial.
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Q0i X STREET - PLEASANT FUR
OOf nished front rooms for housekeeping.
Terms reasonable.
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ITO LET-UP STAIRS, 4 ROOMS, BATH
/ and closets; no children; rent, SIS. In
quire at 500 street. my31.6t
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IrO1 SEVENTH STREET 5 NEWLY
! y l furnished housekeeping rooms.
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TWILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
! anv debts contracted except by myself in
person. JACOB MILLER. my29.3tf
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BOARD AND LODGING.

nHANSION HOUSE DINING-ROOM. =.
WI Meals at all hours, zoe; board by we ~
81; good cool rooms at low figures.
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II OTEI LANGHAM-COR. FOURTH AM
Ii l. Enthusiastically frst-class; rooms with
or without board; meals, 25c; board, S4 pei
week. Transient solicited.
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11OO FOURTH STREET-FURNISHED
IlUC rooms 81 and upward per week; nice
tront suite. MRS. w. a. CASW ELL.
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FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
l. Apply to DIR. j. Il. SHIRLEY. cancer spe-
c!alist, ola Z. y. Building, Fourth and h.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

A NCHoR LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS
"A sail regularly every Saturday-NeW orA
to Glasgow, via Londonderry. Etnlopia.'
June ISL; Furnessia, June Sth; AnchoIda''
June 5th: Circassia. June 22d. Saloon, sec
ond-ciass and steerage tickets. single or rouna
trip, at lowest rates. For tickets. money or
ders or drafts apply to any OF our local agents
or to HENDERSON BROTHERS., Chicago.
MWF
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c01 j STREET-CLARENDON HOUSE.
OII Nicely furnished front rooms; also
ruOInS for nOuSelepnlnG
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FURNISHED ROOMS AT THE BERK-
u shire, cor. Sixth and L. strictly first-class.
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Compulsory Cash Deposits by Chs
Consumers.

To The Editor of The Evening Star:
Apropos of the recent agitation by the
District Commissioners for cheaper gas,
it might be- well for them to inquire into
the right of the gas light company to de-
mand a cash deposit meters placed in
dwellings and other buildings where gas
is used. 1t was with little surprise
that learned that in order to have
meter placed in a dwelling recently rented
l must first make a deposit of five dollars
($5) as security against default. l never
heard of such high-handed piece of bust
ness, and mind you, the company reserves
the right to cut off the gas, in default Of
payment, for one months consumption.
cannot conceive of a better scheme for
creating large capital. A little calcula-
ton shows that the good people of Wash
ington are furnishing the Washington Gas
Light Company with working capital of
anywhere from S150OO0 to 100000. Let us
suppose that the city's population of $780,,
600 souls. is made up say 10000 families
requiring the use of 10000 meters. The
minimum deposit required is s., and in
some cases as much as $40 is charged.
So IS would be small average. Yet suf-
flcient to show that even at this low rate
the gas light company have in use $150,OOO
of the peoples money. Is it any wonder
that with such capital. and with gas at
$1.25 per thousand feet, they can pay divi-
dends of IL per cent? The wonder Is that
the dividend is not larger. Let the Dis
trict Commissioners bear this in mind
when next the subject of cheaper gas is
preached. F. T. G.,
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THE LABOR ORGANIZATIONS.
Business transacted at the Different
MeetlnGs Last Nixht.

business Transacted at the Different
Meetings Last Might.
Local Union No. 20 of Electrical Work
ers held a meeting last night, with Presi-
dent Berger In the chair. The principal
business was the installation of five new
members. Messrs. Alexander Poivret, Jo-
seph r. McCltnk, A. johnson, I. J. Swami
ana l. Brown Mr.. w. E. Beagle was rein
stated to membership, and an application
from Mr.. John H. Hoffecker to be admitted
to active membership was approved. The
secretary read letter from Mr.. A. F. Ten
nile commencing some work that had been
dcne for him by members Of the union.
The difficulty between Professor Fanciulli
and the members of the societies of Or
ganized labor growing out of the failure CT
the Marine Band to play in the Labor day
parade of Monday now seems to be in a
fair way of adjustment.
The pfasterers held a special meeting last
nien 10 TAX over the music question, and
PROFESSOR Fanciulli called and explained the
situation from his standpoint 1t is under
stood that the professor denied that he
acted in bad faith. The plasterers will have
another meeting tomorrow, when they will
1t Is expected, formulate a reply to Pro-
fessor Fanciulli
In conversation yesterday with a COM
mittee from the plate printers, Professor
Fanciulli expressed his entire willingness
to play in the parade If 1t can start half
an hour earlier than is now intended. which
would give the band time to take the Ii 30
train for Philadelphia
w. +. Thompson was elected marshal for
the Labor day parade at the meeting last
night of the Mosaic and Encaustic Tile-Lay-
ers. 1t was also voted to indorse the boy
colt of the lexington and Soldiers Home
railway and branches.
The house painters met last night and
elected MeSsrs. William L. Bailey and Mich
ael J. Hynes marshal and assistant marshal
respectively Of the Labor day parade.
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Lawn Tcauis Tournament.

The Travellers Country Club of Washing
ton, d. c., will hold their first annual lawn
tennis tournament on their grounds, at
Metropolis View, Monday, September 2,
1895. They will be divided into juniors and
seniors and ladies' and gentlemen doubles,
ladies' and gentlemen singles. and mixed
doubles will be played. The following is
list of the contestants: Miss A. Dickerson,
Miss b. Hines, Miss ]. T. Bailey, Miss E.
p. Dickerson, Miss A. b. Prescott, Miss
Susie White, Miss Laura White, Miss ].
Brocket, Miss C. NJ. Veitenheimer, Miss
NJ. Cole, Miss H. Miller, Miss A. NJ Pres
colt, Miss Jennie White and Mr. E. Ames,
Mr.. G.. Burroughs, Mr.. II. b. Durant. Mr.
Frederick Fenning, Mr. C. NJ. Ireland. Mr..
+. keifer. Mr.. G.. kenner. Mr.. Jas. GilIin,
jr., Mr.. w. Z. Lock wood. Mr.. Jno. Sweeny,
Mr.. Dean Swift Mr.. A T. Ryan, w. E.
Ruckman and Mr.. B. T. Webster.
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! MIR. WILLIAMS RECORD.
Youngest Recruit in the Service n,
the Outhrenk of the War.

Youngest Recruit in the Service Mt
the Outbreak of the War.
Past Commander Daniel Williams of Lin.
coin Post. G. A. R., of this city is believed
to be the youngest man that entered the
service of this country during the late war
The records show that he was born in 1851
and was, therefore, eleven years old when
he enlisted. Pennsylvania paper, re-
ferring to the subject printed the follow
ing: Mr. Williams enjoys a peculiar no.
tcriety as having actually been the young
est boy mustered into the United States
service during the late war. This honor
has been claimed by many, but lengthy
article in the Philadelphia Times seems
fully to accord 1t to Mr. Williams, who on
September l, 1862, was mustered as the
drummer Of company 1, twenty-fourth regi-
ment New Jersey nine months volunteers
His record then stands thus:HDan'l Williams
aged eleven; height, four feet one inch
After discharge in June. 1868. he re-enlisted
In a Pennsylvania three months regiment
and still again the following winter for
three years in the celebrated command
known as Birney's Fire Zouaves. Hard
and continuous service was his lot all
through, but he endured all without a re-
pital record And he can make a drum
talk yet as he proved when he found one
at the home of Mr.. Geo. Auldridge. when a
guest there"
MIR. Williams is well known in this city.
He is member of the police force, and his
active service won for him promotion, and
he now handles the thousands of dollars
that are paid in fines at the Police Court
from year to year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-31
Goat ut the Bottom of 1t.

An irresponsible and Grant goat vesser-
day frightened the horse which is used on
one of the District engineers wagons. The
animal became unmanageable and ran
down 9th street and turned into E. At the
corner the wagon upset and the passengers
were thrown out and severely hurt. Mr..
A. VI. Schoepf had his hip most painfully
bruised, and w. w. Payne and G. c. Burns
were also badly hurt. At the District
building Drs. Woodward and Fowler
dressed their bruises and made them as
comfor table as possible.