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BASEBALL TALK.
a Proposed League for California This
Winter.

a Proposed League for California This
Winter.
Louis Balsz, the baseball pitcher, who
has just returned from Omaha, says that
j. w. Barnes. manager ofthe Minneapolis
team. proposes to form league to play
on this coast this winter. He had his
teams selected to represent San Francisco,
San jose and Oakland. They are the
pick of the teams in the Western Associa-
tion and will put up gilt-edged ball.
In Balsz opinion Sacramento could or
ganize first-rase club to join the league,
and he intends to work up the PROPOSE
ton. His idea la to organize team to
consist of himself, George Borchers, Ed
ward Hutchinson, Henry ReitZ, William
Hulen, Bob McHale, Russell Pace,
Thomas McCarty and Peter Lohman. and
possibly Buck" Ebright, who has been
managing the Lincoln team this season.
The Eastern teams will arrive here
about the 18th OF this month and will be
ready to play by the lst of November.
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Articles OF INCORPORATION.

The following articles of Incorporation
have been fled in the Secretary OF States
Office:
4. NJ. Johnston Company. Principal
place OF business, Santa Cruz Capitol
stock, $50, 600, with the following direct
ors: a. NJ. Johnston, NJ. NJ. Johnston, d.
d. Wilder, J. w. Towne, Philip Hynes,
Santa Cruz.
Phoenix Foundry. Principal place of
business. Oakland. Capital stock, $780,
600, with the following directors: John
Grantland. san Francisco; Thomas T..
Henneberry, n. J. Henneberry, ;. a.
Henneberry, John J. Mcdonald, Oak
land.
y Yolo Wine Company. Principal place
Of business, Woodland. Capital stock,
So, 900, with the following directors: J. II.
Harlan. e IL. Rider. D. II. Wyckof, L..
3. Holmes, X. Fitz, Woodland.
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AT THE PAVILION.
Exhibitors Hard at Work to Get Their


Exhibitors Hard at Work to Get Their
Articles in Place.
The Pavilion presented busy scene
yesterday and will be still buster to-day.
Everyone is rushing forward his prep
aratiOns as fast as possible. knowing from
the recent order that no work will be al
lowed on it on Monday evening. There
will be number of attractive exhibits,
which were well under way yesterday,
and showed what they were likely to
look like. Among the most attractive-at
least at presents the beautiful repre-
sentation of q steam boat by local firm.
The Sacramento County exhibit is we'll
under way, and will be most creditable
one. 4 part of it viii be placed in the
fac-simile of the Capitol used at the Mid
winter Fair, which will be decorated, even
on tie roof and dome, with luscious
looking jelliea and preserved fruits.
There Will also be q COrn-hOuse filled
with products, and the exhibit will be
1lanked on one side by frame represent
ing the Great seal of California, con-
structed of dried fruits by Mrs. Shields,
and on the other by picture OF Sutter's
Fort before it was renovated.
Some vandal on Saturday night stole
lot Of jellies and preserves belonging TO
Mrs. Shields and Mrs. Moore, and WHICH
it is zoo late to replace.
Mr.. Stanton is earnestly wrestling with
his annual problem OF how TO hang each
ones picture In the choicest place of all,
and 10 place each SO that il will show to
the best advantage. BE fully appreciates
the magnitude OF the JOB of pleasing
everybody, and retains his affability ana
good nature under the most trying cir
cumstauces. Pictures are coming in rap
idly, and it looks as If all the room that
can be spared would be needed to hang
them. Not only she leading San Fran
cisco artists, but many local and interior
artists are represented, and there will be
a display in no way inferior to that of
other years.
At S o'clock tonight the American Con-
cert Band OF forty pieces, under the di-
Tection of Professor Alfred Ronooveri
will open the Fair at the Pavilion. The
large white screen, thirty five feet square,
Is In place, upon which pictures illustra-
tive OF many OF the pieces that are played
will be thrown by triple electric dis
solving stereopticon by three lights of
1900 candle power. light lar in excess
OF the ordinary calcium light oil 900 can
die power, which ordinarily throws its
picture on g screen OF fifteen or sixteen
Ieet square This is the first time screen
of this size has been used outside OF New
York City.
The band will also play at the park for
the races, and on the mornings of ladies'
tournaments aud stock parades. Fol-
lowing is the programme Tor this even
ing:
"Star-Spangled Banner"
Grand overture from 'Taunhausar'' Wagner
Cornet solO-Iheme and variations on
Tramp, Tramp, the Boys are March
Ing --.-......-. .......... Robinson
Performed by Wm. Mahood.
Grand selection of gems from opera Cav
allier1a Rusticsna'' '-........ -. II lascaeni
Solos tor all participants
Grand illustrated medley OF familiar hymns
"Old Hundred" Coronation" and
-'Rock ofAges.' The following beau
tifil viewswill Illustrate the sentiment
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MEETING NOTICES.
LOST-F0UND.

T OST-SATURDAY EVENING, ON
| street, between Seventh and Fourth q
diamond, valued highly as a keepsake. Lib
eral reward to finder. Apply this office. 1tt
+ OST-ON SUNDAY, A LADY's GOLD
l watch and fob-chain. The finder will be
llberaly rewarded on returning 1t to 1908 j
street, and no qu -stions asked. Its
\ OST-ON THE PLAZA. SUNDAY NIGHT.
i 4 "a silvcr-mounted black purse, containing
a trunk key ana a small amount of money.
Reward will be paid for It's recovery. Call at
this Office. IT.
r OST- RED MEMS PIN WITH INI-
i tials 81. y. X" on the back OF pin. 81 re.
ward if left at this Office. au31-2t*
r OST-SUMETINfE AGO, A RED COW
IL cred memorandum book with name of
BlGGS on inside leaf Finder return to this
office and receive 81 so.
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L1OR SALE-To SUIT THE PURCHASER,
L a large stock of clothing, boots and snoes
lor men, ladies' and children at $40 street;
will be sold Tor IL song.
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VOICE CULTURE AND PIANO MUSIC
Y taught by an experienced teacher at a
very low rate. Address MUSIC, room So,
Pacific Hotel.
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Land Patents Signed.

Governor Budd has signed the follow
ing land patents. included in the grants
of the sixteenth and thirty-sixth sections ::
Robert T. Morrow, 1888 acres; George
d. Edwards, 200 acres; Andrew s. Groth,
1872 a acres; Philip Barth, 244.33 acres,
Santa Clara County; David Adler, San
Luis Obispo County, 160 acres; Sherman
Y. Darbee. Lake County, 80 acres; James
O'Donnell, 1892 acres; ii. G. Donnells,
81. ri acres; w. i. Clarke, 10 acres, Mon
terey County; Orrin Howell. Mendocino
County, 2l.27 acres; San Francisco Collat-
eral Bank, san Benito County, 240 acres;
Caspar Lumber Company, Mendocino
County, 90 acres; Mrs. Z. a. Sullivan. 50
acres; James Kelly, $40 acres, San Diego
County; John reynolds, Fresno County,
50 acres; Bonitacius Haas. San Benito
County, 70 acres; j. o. Watkins, Sonoms
County, 40 acres; Henry Pierce. Santa
barbara County, 500.3I acres; Berry
Marks, Msndocino County, 200 acres;
Orestes Pierce, Contra Costa County, 120
acres; +. Chappeliet, Placer County, 100
acres; also, patent for swamp and over
flowed land to G. NJ. Fitzgerald, FL Do
rada County, 52S. 73 acres.
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Most Complete to be Found.
[Napa Daily Register.l

INdpa Daily htSIsIvI.
The Sacramento RECoRD-U MON has
rounded another year and entered upon a
new volume-its forty-first. 1t has an
opinion and expresses it with refreshing
directness upon every public question,
and its reports of local and general news
are always free from sensational padding
and the most complete to be found. May
succeeding anniversaries find it in as
good form as it is to-day.
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WORK FOR THE POLICE.

San Francisco Tou.hs said to be Com
ing Here.
1t was reported last night that San
Francisco had sent hither batch of the
toughest characters that inflict that city.
These fellows have come, as usual, to
ply their calling as thieves and thugs
during the fair. But the police are, to
use street phrase, ''onto them," and ere
many hours the City and County Jalls
will be their headquarters.
The new police patrol wagon goes on
duty to-day, and there will doubtless be
plenty OF work for II.
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TIME SCHEDULE.
The Sacramento Electric Power and
Light Con1pany's Street Railway


The Sacramento Electric Power and
Light Company's Street Railway
System.
During the State Fair, from Septem Der
I'd TO September 18th, inclusive, cars on
all lines will run from one hour to ono
and one-half hours later than usual. The
last cars at night will leave the depot on
the different lines as follows: street,
1890 \. NJ; street, 1913 A. NJ; p street,
lZ:45 a. NJ; q street, I24I A. NJ; Twenty
first street. 1910 a. NJ; Ii street, l2:20
y. NJ; Tenth street, 1922 a. H.; Third
street, 1922 y. NJ. From 4. NJ. until the
races are over cars will leave the depot
for Agricultural Park via q street. every
. minutes; via street, every u minutes.
Through cars on g street carry signs
reading, 'To the Races" Cars which
turn at Twentieth and q streets, signs
reading, Races Only" From $50 p. NJ.
until IL P. NJ. cars will leave the depot for
the Pavilion, via X street, every min
utes; via j street. every u minutes. All
cars on both and X streets carrying red
signal lights to run to the PAVILION.
Through cars on NJ and Twenty first
streets carry dash signs reading, 40 the
Pavilion" Extra cars, running only to
the Pavilion. carry signs reading, ''Pa-
vilion only" t. A. w. Shock, General
uperintendent.
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Children,s Revival

Rev. Jesse Smith will conduct chill
dren's revival in the Sixth-street Method
ist Church each day this week at 3 p. NJ,
and each evening at the Central Method
lst Church, on Eleventh street, between
II and i. Parents are urged to bring or
send their children. MIR. Smiths beau
tiful oil painting of the Holy Land Will
be exhibited each evening
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Railroad Hospital.

The report of the Superintendent of the
Southern Pacific Hospital for the month
ending August 3lst is as follows:
Number of patients in hospital August
l, 1895, 56; admitted during month, 9S; dis
charged during month, l02; died during
month, 2; number of patients on hand
September l. 1895, 80; total number of pri-
vate house and office patients treated
during month $50
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WANTED

u ESPECTABLE GERMAN LADY, GOOD
II, COOK kind 10 children, wishes 10 MI
place as housekeeper for gentleman. Address
1121 Ninth street, room 3. 1t
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PIOneers, EIactinn-

The annual election of the Pioner So
ciety was held on Saturday evening, when
the following officers were elected: Di-
rectors- William Turton. J. VI. Stephen
son, p. S. Lawson. w. Il. Strong, n. d.
Goodell, w. G. Farnswortb, c. X.
Daugherty, Edward Twitchell. L. b..
Richardson; Corresponding Secretary,
w. Z. Coleman; Marshal. L. II. Russell.
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Cavalry Troon,s PractIca.

The local cavalry troop, under COM
msnd of Captain John Cooke. held very
successful practice drill yesterday on the
route between here and Davisville, Y oIo
County.
The troop is getting in readiness for
Admission Day. and will presen a fine
appearance. All the members will be
mounted on white chargers
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should be Held Bera

II. Wenstock of this city made
strong plea at the State Horti-
cultural Society's meeting in San Fran
cisco for the holding OF the next Fruit
Growers Conventionl in Sacramento
This city IS by all odds the place for
these conventions. The matter will be
Determined later on.
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DRESS AND CLoAXMAKING.

7 AIDES CYCLE AND BATHING SUITS
| 1 in cloth or flannel. 1928 Seventh street.
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAkING AND
L plain sewing, by MRS. KATE CROSS.
226 II street.
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Notaries Public.

Governor Budd has appointed the fol-
lowing Notaries Public: Justin Gates,
San Francisco; Edwin Casey, San An
dreas, Calaveras County; w. II. Bail
hache. San Diego County; George w.
Peckham, san Jose; G. G.. Merriam,
Fresno
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TAKE YOUR GLOVES AND SLIPPERS
4 TO +. d. q. THOMAS for bestand quickest
work. 101l Si2th street.
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NUSIC AND ART.

CCHOOL OF ART NEEDLEWORK, 1O14
y Eighth street; stamping and embroidery
lessons given; lesson days Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday.
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T WILL OFFER FOR SALE FOR THE
L next sixty days residence and property
l112 ssreet; lot S0x160. Shop building
now upon the premises to be removed. For
particulars inquire of F. NJ. MCkEEYER.
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LIOR SALt-ONEHALF OR FULL IN
L terest IN good paying cigar business. Ad-
dress INTEREST, this Office.
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CARPET CLEANING.

II W. RIVETT, THE ONLY PRACTICAL
ii. carpet man in the steam carpet-beating
business in the city. Knows how the work
should be done and does it accordingly.
southwest corner Twelfth and o. Telephone
292. Lowest rates. Best work.
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A GOOD PAYING CIGAR AND CONFEC-
"A tionery store centrally located, Tor sale.
Address L. b., tnis once. au27-6t*
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GREAT REDUCTIONS IN FIRST-CLASS
" Photos at Deans, 719 X street, near Post
office. Call and examine our work.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

UowE's ACADEMY, CORNER NINTH
and l streets. has been opened as per-
manent Commercial and English Training
School. Elocution and physical culture have
been added with Miss Edith Howe, former
pupil tor several years OF Mrs. Leila Ellis,
instructor
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RoOKBINDEEs.

DOOKBINDING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
d With good work and promptness. 4. w.
BRUENING, 319 j street, sacramento.
MAGAZINES, PORTFOLIOS AND PERI
M odicals bound in superior modern styles
at SILVIUS IL SHOENBACK LER'S, Gen
eral Bookbinders. 4O3 j street.
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HAY, GRAIN, ETC.

n Z. ADAMS, 11o6 j sTREET-CHEAP-
". sst place for hay and feed. White wild
oats: also, tule hay for carpets.
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T AIDES = CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
il Pennyroyal Pills Diamond Brandj are
the best. Sale, reliable. Take no other. send
DC stamp foT particulars, '.Relief Ladies' III
letter by return mail. At druggists t'Hl-
CHEST ER RChEM1CALCO. Philadelphia, ia.
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OEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
y friends in the East.
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DIDs WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
ID Board of Education WEDNESDAY,
SepIember 4, 1895, at 3 r. NJ, at their rooms,
for furnishing paint for the several school
houses to be painted. Bidders will specify
brands of paints offered and name prices
both in barrels and hve-galion cans; also
name prices of pure white lead (name brand)
and strictly pure boiled and raw ltnseed oil In
barrels and five-gallcn cans. Certified check
or $500 to accompany all bids.
Il. A. CROUCH,
Chairman Building and Repair Committee.
au3O-pt
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PERSONALS.

CUT THIS OUT.-GOoD FOR A SEAT IN
" the best barber chair IN sacramento The
little acorn tree that grew and grew and grew
until it became an old, old oak; SO the Acorn
Shaving and ialrdressiug Parlors has grown
until 1t is by far the best, most convenient
and only complete barber shop in the city: I
nave spared no pains or money In getting
all OF the latest improvements connected
with my business; invite my many friends
and the public to call. h. G. JONES. 1Ol2
Sixth street.
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" delivered; measurements guaranteed; yard
on Twelfth-street road; p 0. address, sos
Seventh street. w. II. BASLER.
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II ELLO, GLEEMAN HOUSE. WELL.
what is ii? ''Re,erve me q nne suite OF
rooms 1or carnival ana fair weeks, as 1 know
your house mas been thoroughly cleaned and
renovated, and your prices are the lowest,
from 20 cents up per night. N0tice-To my
friends and the pubic: have again assumed
the management OF the liIeeman House,
In1rd ana streets, and solicit your patron
age; transient solicited. MKS. i. GLhEMAN.
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F7HE PIONEER FORTUNE TELLER,
4 MRS. |. c. ANDREWS, 1910 Eighth ST.
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~ w. APPLETON, PHOTOGRAPHER,
a y. 415 street. Pictures enlarged and mn
Ished in water colOrs, India ink or crayon;
viewing and outside work; groups taken at
home; amateur work finished; kodaks re-
loaded. Good work. reasonable prices.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

TIME NIMBLE SIXPENCE BETTER
L than the SOW shilling. Now is your time
To get cabinet photographs for So per dozen,
627 j street, corner Seventh, BEALS' GEM
GALLERY.
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Performed by Wm MahoOd.
Grand selection Of gems from opera Cav
allierla RusticsDa -.-..... ........ II ascagni
Solos tor all participants.
Grand illustrated medley OF familiar hymns
"Old Hundred" +" Coronation" and
Rock of.Ages." The following beau
tifui viewsw1ll Illustrate the sentiment
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4 CHANCE FOR AN INVESTMENT-l6O
\ acres OF grain land for SSOO-S3OO down;
balance in five years without interest. For
particulars cali at HORNDEIN BROS, $40
II street.
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enc X STREET-NICE AND NEWLY
OUO furnished rooms; rent reasonable.
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ITO DAIRYMEN AND OTHERS = FOR
/ SAFE, either on the ranch or VIII be deliv-
eTed III lots TO suit, 100 tons nrst, second and
third crop alfalfa baled hay. Address e.
BOOTH, Gosumnes, sacramento County.
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yIvANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK,
w work in garden, or any kind OF house
work, by u good Japanese boy. Z. o. box, No.
10. s2-3tf
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BOARD AND LODGING.
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE CHEAP-ONE MERRY-GO-
l. round morse power machine) complete
Address JAMES JOHNSON, Modesto, Cal.
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NOR SALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR
L family residence in this city, 20 acres, al
most all table grapes; best state of cultIva-
tfon; good house Oh Z rooms, 10 windmills,
STABLE, packing house and other improve
ments; now is the time to look at it. j.. vi.
LANDSBcROUGa, Fiorin, or Courthouse,
city.
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GROCERIES

On POUNDS COARSE GRANULATED
~ sugar. 81; 20 pounds brown sugar, 81;
fine potatoes, 75c SACK: Eastern picnic hams,
&c pound; mountain butter, 20c pound good
fresh roll butter. doc roll; crackers, 45c box;
devied ham, 5c; sardines, sc; large cans of
mustard sardines, 1Oc; large cans soused
mackerel, 25c; 10 bars soap, 25e; Royal Sa-
Won, ior 25c; sand soap, Tor 25c; good tea,
25c; Arbuckte coffee. 20c Costa kica ana
Java. 30c pound; Mocha and Java, 3 pounds
for 81; starch, papers 25c: oysters, tor
25c. BEhSLEY * son, $40 X.
TTINEST HAY, FEED AND CHOICE FAM NJ
L lily groceries; prices to suit the times, at
WINGAKD'S, Twenty-htth and streets.
WE ARE STILL IN THE LEAD ON
w prices; good butter. 25c roll English
chow-cnow in bulk; choW-chow in bottles,
j213c bottle; sardines, , cans 25c oysters. 3
cans 25c 10 bars soap, 25c; bOraX soap, 0c
bar; Gold Dust, 20c package; rice, sc pound.
JOHN RILEY, Tenth and 4.
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HIRL WAITER WANTS 4 POSITION IN
" hotel or restaurant. Address WAITER,
this Office. s2-ot
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DIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND
/ repaired by +. BLODGETT, reliable and
prompt. orders left at POMMER'S, Ninth
and j, or residence, i9l9I.
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1870 f ST.-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
1870 front rooms cheap rent. au27-1w
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PROSPEROUS NEWSPAPER ROUTES
L Tor sale. For particulars address z. ..
Box 443, THIS city. S;3-6t@
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NICE, GENTLE HORSE; CAN BE
~ uriven by lady; also buggy and harness
Ior sale cheap. Apply at 1919 Tenth street.
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(iARDWELL COLONY, 1O-ACRE TRACT
thirty DAYS from slOo to 500 cash per acre
J. Il. CARDWELL owner. 1904 street
Sacramento. or at house on Colony, adjoining
Orangevale.
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t~0e L STREET-HOUSE OF S ROOMS
| 10 and bath. Inquire at 73l L street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16
NEWARK.

Judge Depue, in Newark charged the Grand Jury
yesterday 10 inquire into the frauds by employees or
the Street Department Of the BOARD Of Works and
a shortage of a clerk named Morris in the once OF
the City Tax Receiver. He also directed that some
published statements made by Commissioners
Stansby of the Board of Works. rejecting upon me
administration OF the Street Department be inquired
into Mr. Stainsby made some general assertions
recently which he afterward qualified to Apply only
N the practices in the Street Department Al a
meeting OF the Board Of Works yesterday Commits
sioner Joraeman submitted written statement s N
cjfc charges In the presence OF the Board In defaut
~ which the Commissioners would pronounce MS
Statements TO be "unfounded.. malicious and 70 ms
Knowledge false and made for the purpose OF m
turing his fellow members in this Board ana me
yenutation of the city Commissioner Stainsoy SAID
in repy that II was his purpose to go into the
matter before the Board at the present time, as IL
Is about TO come up in the courts, ana tnat ne
never charged any member of the Board with
In the courts yesterday Meyer Fuchs. who was
thrown from the platform of a Newark and New
York electric car last winter. received Veroc' ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16
NEW-JERSEY. .
JERSEY CITY.

JERSEY CITY.
uE SAYS HE'S THE VICTIM OF Gun
SPIRACY.
cha-,es Peshall a lawyer, well known in Jer-
sav City. was arrested at late hour on Monda!
night on a charge of forgery. He was committed
10 the county Jail by Winfield S. Weed, Justice
of the Peace. 1t charged that ne ASKED
Samuel McBurney of No. l Exchange Place. 10
cash a check drawn on the New-Jersey Title ana
Guarantee Company for &C. The check purported
10 have been made by Leggett & Myers, OF 81
Louis Mo- and was Endorsed by LOUIS Mon're, ,i
MIR Mcisurney cashed the check which was dated
September o. and deposited 1t in bank for coilec-
ton. The check came back to McBurhvy
ored McBurnoy called on Leon D. M9n,reV ne
and asked him 4 he knew any 'na's forgery and
Peshau was told of IT. He said the cheek was
given him by acquaintance TO cash. Hs H Nau
not had the amount with him, and had asked Nc :,
Burney to cash 1t. The friend had sad ne wVui9
If Pesha would indorse the paper wh'se ne na e
done Mr.. Peshall paid MeBurney the 90 anu b re- p,
Peshan says he cannot account for. Leon ~ Mon
treville caused Peshalrs arrest on MONDAY hlehg
too late for him to obtain bail ana the accused
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Peshall applied TO Judge
Judge the check. To the surprise of the Court
and the ndorser the check was Louis Moh-
treiul. Judge Hudspeth at once admitted M.
Peshall to 500 bail. The accused man says ne Is
Police Justice Douglas Yesterday gave his de
csion in the Zion Evangelical Lutheran CHURCH
trouble l. may be remembered by readers OF The
tribune that Henry Weffenbach caused the arrest
of Trustees Emil Herzog and Albert Xix for assault
and battery because they refused him admission
and HerZog after saying that the trustees or a
church, in whom the right of the church properly
is vested. have a legal right to exclude from me
church persons who not members of that par
ticular organization