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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

Miss Addlc Grim. principal Of the
Oscealn school. spent Sunday In itnsen,
!. II. Brown left Tuesday for HIS
home at Kemper. to spend the sum
mor.
Mr.. O. u, Chcatham OF lllllaboro
spent Tuesday Ia ltaAca,
Miss Fannie pearson has returned
from Waco. where she has been at
tending school.
The following teachers from this city
attended the institute at WaNahachlc
Saturday: Misaca Francis Burney, lGt-
Ia Clark ana Lula Young, ana Mcssra.
pnffron and Hicks ana Prof. Lucas,
who IL q visitor here,
Mr. and Mrs, j. WIN Gillian OF HIS
boro spent several days In town this
week.
Mrs. NJ. y. Blair returned 20 her
home In Bolton. after a visit TO her
parents, Mr.. and Mira, Brown. or
itnHcn.
n. 4. Cnpps visited his parents NJ
Arlington Sunday.
Thc following gentlemen attended
court at nillsboro this week Mcasra.
John McClcndon, W. Bnngley Frank
Shelton aud W. H. Upton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

Mrs Dcyoc and Mrs, Gray spent Fri
day In Marshall,
Mrs W. a. PNrlShurst has returned
from Tyler.
Mrs w. II. Winfield OF Fort Worth
returned home Monday.
Mrs. John H. Carter OF Tyler has re-
turned home from a visit to relatives
here.
Misses Minnie ana lucille Duttrill
have returned from Marshall
Rcv. and Mrs, W. n. rardy spent
Friday IN Marshall.
DR. ana Mrs a. $ Cochran OF Nine
ola visited relatives here this week.
Mrs, Josh Cook returned Tuesday
from Dallas
Dr. W. $. Mayneld visited Mar
shan this week,
Miss Ada Woke has returned from
Galveston.
Mrs. l.. I Everett Of Gladewatcr IL
visiting relatives here.
Prof \. J, Steele OF Kllgore was
here this week.
Col, II II. Levy, ST., has returned
from Austin.
W H. Nicholson visited Marshall
Miss Estcle Wright has returned
from Marshall.
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attend the Rotan-Peterson nuptlals on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Edward Toby will leave for New
York early In April.
MIR. and Mrs. g. l.. Johnson will re-
turn soon from Mexico. the latter to ro-
main only u few days before departing
for II heglra In Colorado.
After "A somewhat protracted visit 90
New orleans and Mobile. Mrs. w n,
Roberts Is again at home.
Quite "A number OF WGcoites will
swell the Y. =. A. excursion TO Mexico
on the 9th of June. Mr.. ana Mrs. i
w Buck and Miss Friend will be Of
the number.
Miss Mcnslng leaves today for Gal
weston. Being exceptionally magnetic,
some of our society bcauN may soon
be irrcsistlbly drawn to the coast.
Miss MoGreEor goes TO Galveston as
guest of Miss MensinE.
Jo Lehman, Jr., returned this week
from lengthy visit TO California and
VIII re.establlsh himself In Waco.
Mrs. Il. II, plckcy Is hostess 10 n
charming young lady from Marlin, In
the person OF Miss Mamie CinrlSson.
Mrs. o'Ncl IL back from California,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Lch-
man Buck
Mrs T. Carroll. on Second street. Is
entertaining her daughter, Mrs. j. II
Keith OF Beaumont.
Mrs, w. II. Johnson OF Eddy IL on II
visit 10 her fnther and mother. Mr.. and
Mrs, H. n. Muse
Miss Jewel Mitchell reformed durlng
the week from visit to Granbury.
Mrs, steiner or Austin has been rec
cent visitor TO the city.
Mrs, n. NJ Reed, accompanied hv
the Misses Powers OF Marlin. was In
Waco during the week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

Miss Louise Copeland OF Cloburnc was
here this week the guest of Miss Sallle
Balllo.
Nilss Minnie Bryant is Waiting reln-
tivca az Mlneuln this week.
Charlie Noss OF Gatcavlllc Is here
this week visiting relatives.
Mrs. Clara Hardy left for her home
In Paducah, Ky, after visit of several
weeks with relatives In this city.
Jim Dean Of 1tasca spent Sunday in
the city with friends
j, II, Evans was In 1lillsboro during
the week.
Mr. and Mrs Jessie Muse OF Grand
view spent Thursday In Alvnrado.
w l.. johnson OF Houston was here
"Wednesday visiting relatives.
Miss Bottle King is visiting friends in
Clcburno this week.
o. j. Logan OF Clcburne was in our
city Friday.
Miss Fannie Mayncld returned to her
home at Brucovillc Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayileld OF Bruccville
were here during the week visiting their
daughter. Mrs. Bette Stcttler.
Miss Mile Bone of Grandview was
here Thursday visiting friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

Berwyn. |, r.. March 81. "A flno rain
fell last night. Its worth could not be
estimated az the ground was very dry
Mann a. Son, ~ visiting at Meanwhile
bualncRH.
lIiton Abraham " preparing an ndli.
tlon TO Berwyn. west of town. He VIII
have lots Tor sale IN a few days.
Or. W. Hardy ~ Ardm0rc was in
our city this week on professional
Mr., rutherford OF Davis was here
yesterday, figuring on a Newspaper for
this place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

Miss Minnie sDsbec or San Antonio.
Tex, who has been visiting her school
antc, Miss Nellie Kolp, for the past
'hIec weeks. left for Vernon last Tues
day evening. Miss Sllsbee made a
host OF friends IN the Park. who Will
be glad y welcome her bact at any
time.
Capt. James A. Stone returned home
Thursday nftcr an absence OF several
weeks at his old I 3mc In Tnilulah, LII.
Miss Jessie Goodr. N entertained her
lady friends last Monday evening. All
report n pleasant time,
Mrs. II. Il, Alternately OF Robertson
Tex, and Miss Leila Cornforth, her sis
Ter, who have been visiting her for
several months, arrived Wednesday TO
visit their parents
Miss Nellie kolp entertained large
party or young people last Friday eVen-
Ing, complimentary to Miss Minnie
sllHhee OF San Antonio. Miss Marie
Miller OF Wichita Falls and Prof.
Whlttenburg OF Dallas were among
the guests and carried OF tho prizes
for naming the greatest number OF
persons whose prohlos were cut from
paper and placed on n black back
ground. Booty prizes were nlao given
for being most proficient In making
b,ve to each young lady IN two minutes
time. Tho party was kept up TIL wee
ama' hours and embraced novel enter
tninments, music, games and dancing,
with elegant refreshments.
Miss Annie Webster entertained on
Friday evening, complimentary TO Miss
Mamie Dyer who loayes for her home
In chiliicothe next Tuesday.
Miss Marie Miller was the guest OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

and able servant; you have served
the city wen; YOU are capable, honest
and efficient mnn-but you must 20
Mo man al the head OF depnrt-
mont when Tammany was IN contto
was removed II he was efficient bin-
cipllne In a political organization When
II IL properly maintained. Is the beat
guarantee that whom that organization
we'll
Yet discipline was what Tafnmany
was often blamed for. | motion thut
the now administration. In some re-
apocts, has aomi-military air nboue
II, and that ought 10 result Al dlsclp-
llnc. There are generals ana colonel.
ana captains IN office now, and there
ought TO be a good deal OF slisoIpiine
Somehow or other. Tam'mpny when
II was looking for good bniceholdera.
found amrlc material TO select from,
ia New York city, and ldld not havc
10 go 20 Rhode Island New Jersey.
Plniteburg, Yonkera. Philadelphia and
elsewhere for men 90 tulte charge OF tho
city departments Am glhd 10 SEQ
the mayor appomtinr. nnti-Tnmmany
Democrats 10 office. b,raune In i short
time they viii ail lie loyal members
81 Thmmnny hnll However, | am OUT
OF politics absolutely. and do not
care to puraue this thomc. hone tho
administration viii be- nueceHsful In tho
interests OF the city"
What do yon lhink OF the future
OF Tammahy hPllG" MIR. Croker was
We'll" was inc rcply. "ls nm cleo.
ton were 10 be held tomorrow, the
Tammnny cnndidatea would win IL by
hhout fVuO1 Votes, The last thing I
want to say Is God bless the 1909 900
Democrats who stood up under tho
mcrce Htorm OF criticism showored unon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
STATE SOCIETY.


The entertainment ut the college Fri
day night. consisting OF vocal and in
Etrument0l music, was Il complete sue
cess and enjoyed by all,
Mrs. Lowe and Miss Lowe, from
Cairo. HIS, arrived last week, and cx-
poet 10 make Wcathcrford their flu
turc home.
Mr. and Mrs II. Il snoddy OF Big
Springs are In the city. visiting Mrs.
w. j. Eddlemun.
The Chnutauqua circle. which met Mt
Mrs. lvy's Tuesday afternoon, was
well attended. The exercises were un-
usually entertaining. Papers We're
read on the decorations OF the Slstine
chapel by Mrs, Ivy; 'Lalla Rookh," by
Mrs. Brcvard: "Childe Harold" by
Mrs. Eddlcman.
The pupils of Weatherrord college are
looking forward to san Jaciuto Day
with interest II will be celebrated
Monday morning, April 20. by exercises
and at night by u Shubers recital, given
by the music class OF the college.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
AplLnNn NEWS.
A prornlnent citizen and Minister
Dend.


Abllpnc, Tex, March ai,--Rev. j. II.
colinrd. one Of the survivors OF sam
lIoupton'a army ana pioneer Mcth-
odlrt preacher OF Tosas, died this morn-
Ing at I o'clock at tho rcaldcnco OF his
aoih-ln-law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
n. N. Graves, in this city. Ito was
attended during his Illness by HIS sons
hon. W. ~ collard OF the civil court
lof appeals, Austin, Rev. j. III. Collnrd
Jr., and John Collard OF Waco. and
o. w CullHrd OF Abilene,
Other relatives have been teloErnnh0d
for and the funeral win take place
from the First Methodist church tomor-
row morning NJ II o'clock. Mr. Col-
lard was u member OF the FIRST Motho-
dist conference ever organized In Tex
M, coming 20 the state In 1870, and was
member Of the artillery company
which stormod tho Alamo In san Ans
tonic when II was Mexican fortress.
Joe KempH' restaurant caught llro
last evening from "A gasoline stove
and n came near proving 10 be q So
ioua connaEration, but was extlnEuiah-
ed by the quick work OF the boys worlt-
lng In the restaurant.
Tare Middleton leaves this morning
for tho indian nation where no VIII
remain III fall,
IN a competitive drill last night
wclch Harris won the medal for Tho
best drilled man In tho Abilene Lights
Infantry.
Mai. rarrar OF Groesbcck ana Gen.
scarcy Of Waco are In Abilene ON legal
business.
plqtrlct court adjourned Friday until
Monday,
Ms dorauoh is very sick.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

MIR. II. w. Howard left Monday
morning for 81. Louis.
Mr., Powers. aheriff OF rhrOcitmorton
county was here this week
Miss Minnie La Jonde Of Dcniaon Is
the guest OF W. A. Bennett this week
Mrs. a. ID. Kerr and children return
cd Friday niHht from Dallas.
Mr. j. II. Davis came IN Monday
evening from Iflllsboro and spent sew
crnl 1aya visiting frlondH.
on Wednesday the following couples
spent tho day on Miller creek fishing
and huntiilgi Miss Ola Hoggnrd aud
II. a. Fancher. Miss jennie Ransom
ana y. IL. paws. Miss Helen Poery and
u. c. Boynton, Nhs Emma Smith and
y. w. nrlEga. Mis- kathleen Wright
and II. Taylor. Misu Ilnnie la Londc
and II. higgins Miss Rcnbie stevens
and H. w. Dapgherty, MiaH Halle
Haynes and 7. @GroRefis AtlHa Sadie
RAY and w. NJ. Baurhman. Miss Omn
Cook. Miss Jennie Mitchell and
d. l. Dranham. airs. ~. IL. narliss and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

MIR and. Mrs Tom Coleman OF Fleet
wood were hero this week.
Miss Ada WhlteHide returned yeater-
day from few days visit 10 De Leon,
lA-GoVornor Hubbard spent satur-
day here intending to lecture nj night
but deferred doinK so on account OF
protracted meeting In progress ut the
Christian church.
Rev. DR. Little OF Denison was here
this woeS.
u. w. Pitcher and family Of Balllngcr
are Waiting his brother here.
Earnest Pattlnon II attending the nn-
nlversnry celebration OF the Historical
society az Baylor university at Bolton,
Dr. r. y Smith and wife OF Clifton
,rc visiting their daughter. Mrs. Stow
art Johnson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

Mrs. II. IT. ITaiscll. The elite OF
Decatur were present and reported a
most pleasant time. The fashionable
set will next be assembled ut q dainty
reception which IL aet for April 10,
one of the most delightful affairs OF
the week was the reception OF the
Chinese peace envoy blythe Mikado OF
Japan under the auspices OF Miss Lo-
rcna Klmbrough and Prof Cousins at
Baptist college Friday evening quite
u handsome sum was realized for the
benefit OF the college.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

WACO,
The wedding OF Miss Antoinottc
Rotan and DR.. Peterson OF New
York city win take place on
"Wednesday morning In the parlors OF
their home on Columbus street. DR.. Pet
erson stands at the head OF his profess
sion and has alreudy gained distinction
as an author. although younger In
years than authors generally are when
so prominently launched Into the liter
AIRY world, The ceremony will be
strictly private. only immediate rela-
tons ana friends being Invited, Many
regrets Will follow Miss ROtan. aa she
II u young lady OF great moral worth,
Intelligence and use In the community,
The acts OF charity which she has be-
slowed have been quiet and undemon-
stratlvc, but appreciated by more than
the recipients. The Home stands IA a
future monument among the greatest
OF her charitable Conceptions.
Mrs, IL. c. Payne of Milwaukee.
wife OF Receiver Payne of the Northern
Pacific railroad. viii arrive In the city
next Monday morning. leaving Hous-
ton tomorrow night. Mrs. Payne Is
travelling In the private car of General
Manager ana Vice President Purdy OF
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, and
Will spend the day in Waco. Arrange
ments are being made by several lnuies
OF the city to entertain the visitor and
make her stay pleasant. There are no
gentlemen IN Mrs. Payno's party. She
iB making an extended Southern trip.
Mrs. Il. a. Craig passed through
Waco, her former home. en- route to
Dallas the FIRST of the week, after n trip
to Beaumont and Houston.
Miss Flora Lacy, who ~ guest of
Mlss Maud kearby OF Dallas, was given
u complimentary party last week ~
Miss jamie Cnven.
Miua lIDTlfnWA Trniu ThpVtnp1Ky nf
Waco, Is quite prominent In the social
circles or Dallas
Mrs. u. W. white Is entertaining her
sister. Miss Brush OF Austin. m her
handsome residence on tiesorvoir
Heights.
Mira. Hattie Mccall Travis Is regis
tered nj the Pacific for "A day or two.
She comes to make arrangements to
stage "patlcnce." half the proceeds 10
20 TO the Cotton Palace should shO ac-
compllsh her object
Mr., l.. L. Downs from Temple was
visitor to the city during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ, Mention, with fam
n.y. ore now residing ut 1909 Austin
avenue,
Mrs. Sam McTendon left Thursday
for a weeks stay IN Calvert.
Misa orle Howard, n sister NJ Mrs,
Harry Caldwell. is visiting Waco In
Mrs. W. X. Flnks thinks or return
Ing soon from her visit TO Prescott.
Ark. where she IL now with her par-
cnts,
Miss Regina Levy, who has been u
recent gnest OF Mrs. u. Pcarlatone, has
returned To Navasota.
We note the recovery OF Mrs Austin
Robertson from her protraeted illness.
She IL with her parents Indefinitely.
Mira. Patton OF Missouri Is or visit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

Mrs, VIM, oliver leaves Thursday
morning FOR Mississippi. TO DO gone
several months, She VIII be accom-
panied by her two little uoices.
Prof. Ramsey loft Tuesday morning
for Fort Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Smith have
sold their home here and Will move
soon to Temple. Mr. Smith will be
missed very much by tho people OF
Amarillo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

Miss Nellie ISolp several days the past
week.
Mr. W. V. whlttonhurg. who has
been solournlng In the Park for tho
past week, left sunday for Dallas.
The new Presbyterian church IN
nearing completion and will soon be
ready FOR uSo.
Mr. j. W. Maokay OF Clark, Mo. ar
rived on Thursday prospecting. He In
friend OF Mir l.. Forest, who lately
moved here from Childress,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

Mrs. H. H. c. Pcery were ohnporones.
Mr.. NJ, Twomey returned Thursday
evening from an extended trip In east
ern and southern TexaA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
RICHARD CROKER ON REFORM.
MANY CURIOUS THINGS ARE
DONE IN IT'S NAME.

USE IT ONLY AS \ CLOAK SOME
PERFORMERS Ann HONEST. BUT
OTHERS CONCEAL BEHIND IT
"PoLlTlcAL DARK LANTERNS
AND J1AiAilGs,"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

hr wv ~" - -. -. a. .a,,'..,,
S Vn Min thcir son Ray' w. IA. pres-
FL ton, have returned home.
Fl Harry I.edcrman. formerly of this
n city. but now Il popular travelling man
= of Fort worth. IL in the city,
IN Miss Mary Harrell left Tuesday for
A home at ClarNsville. attes spending
4 ssDennaa,a uaS ,Id IN 1ny cry ''e guest VI
w ~, n ViI1nn ,vhn wont ,nto
4 a.,,, h,s,noss ~, Winti'r6n rms
ny uluS 'vp ro...,S,, "'''"''F "''
Ben Williams visited Arkadeiphla
sunday and returned Mond1i.
: commerer. where ahe VIII visit Mira.
"A NMadcn.
Il II u ". Nnlns ~. Fltlcy' rex Nn'
IN sml pas been IN me city Tor several DAYS,
the ,,r "sd,Vhm o,ne Tnesaav 'e"'"'
ORE Miss Matte Jones OF Alabama. who
saiqi has been visiting Miss Minnie Bradley
ers fpr the past four monthS'reiurned home
,a NsiauHSi r,,s h,s rotnrnoa IN ,h. civ
Nf,nm shrevenort
3rving IInderhiil OF Dnllns ia amending
-, Esaverni days In the city.
Ib f.ok"s Of the Ladies Auxiliary Of the
vi Hung Mems Christian association at
Y "a 'ir rooms, Friday, March 20, at
y - m;
" m Overture
gF1a Fra Diavolo. Czcnny
gaNt Mrs. and Misses Hynson.
1tt1, ,roxor,,,,o ptaos
'i9 =, lr V JIM u ua,rs p.,.,
is4 tfo,,yand "a ia Maso,, i'o'''
w. 1,i 'us mo'I ~ .,o ~ n,aa''; .,,.,
J. " ID M, a,,it,'e,o ME- ~ ft,' NJ,
ga Hynson
ikg a. northumberland Work IN Never
iatf Done. :. =. =. .,..... Valerie Reeves
/ E6Nocal solo-Stnccoto Polka.
llnf b.. =. :. .. .. 49,. Richard Mulder
W Mrs. 4. NJ. Carter.
K N,8,
Xyiolln so'o-sonlneir de Babe,
itVN = - -, go, '.,,..,'' "Leoharu
y tM -, n,iss tIuss,e Tyson,
MAX Nocat solo-ihe MINUS OF ChulE'.
lI(M -. - .. .Delibes
ME- Miss Cuggie Hynson.
|Ilf.F VII. psnis e"'"'
""'a nup'''Son'
K Vocal solo-Tho Two Grenadiers
q. -. g. .Schuman
% Mr.. c. II. Hayden.
~ co,umbla snve, onortctic
= X4,ars uov nnrnitor s,hnrch ana pro,
1ioy' Hng yoSan,, ana fror'
N#
t nncAr1rp
NJ, ="
- Mss Minnie Sllinp or Aurora " visit
tpr In this city this week.
~ Gross. the popular drummer rep
ftWnting washer Bros. OF Fort Worth,
WM In the city the first OF the week
= fMgs, Akard OF Henrietta is the guest
II tot AirH. IL. H. lialsell this week.
| I6MH l.. Ward OF Sprlngtown was
(tlfiio In the city Saturday.
Mrs. W. \, simmons left Tuesday
r2r, Chico, where she goes to visit rela-
N)ae OF our abandonment and most sue
fo<f ful business young men, John Sim
m1hs. visited Chico aud other points
Utthe Rock leland Tuesday.
N n dl1s. Perkins has returned to her
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

C,lD VI |
Ne hegll
ton DAM
board the
q recent
pool were
The said
|lerwtitersI
from III
n hen the |
b fire
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I ARRIGI
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The record-union., 1895-07-03

EOR SALE-A BLACK FILLY, FOUR
C years old; sired by Don Marvin; registered
in volume IA: by name Elva Marvin. She is
a fine stopper and can trot better than three
minutes. Also, a bay mare Rilla, by Stir
ling; dam Rill, by Prompter. She has colt
by her side by Don Marvin. Also. black filly,
two-years-old, by Don Marvin. Also q car
riage that has had but very little use, with
pole and shafts. Price, $3.50. Inquire OF w.
E. BROWN, 1t EDWIN X. ALSIP q CO.'S,
1915 Fourth street, Sacramento.
The record-union., 1895-07-03
UNCLE" JOHNS LETTER.
The Old Gentleman is Having a Goo
Time in santa Cruz.

The Old Gentleman is Having Good
Time in santa Cruz.
TWIN LAKES Santa CRUZ, June q, '95.
EDS. RECoRD-UN I promised to
write small letter to you every day, but
I got the blues, having taken bad cold
and commenced to cough and got all the
symptoms of the grip. but have got out
of the sick bay and begin to enjoy this
place as well as anyone, and keep every.
one laughing.
1 suppose 1 have . good many funny
things. / brought down with me big
kite and got it up to-day. Besides have
eight balloons, and will send them mp
tomorrow, weather permitting. It IL
fine down here. Don't you wish you
were all down here to enjoy it with us?
Wednesday morning there was fog.
and one of those who were here said
someone ought to take . broom and
sweep this fog away. l said, why don't
you box it up and take it home?"
You ought to have q correspondent
here, who could write up this place and
send something worth putting in paper.
Everyone here are in . good temper.
old and young swimming in the lake.
Some people think because . man pro-
fessas to be . Christian he does not enjoy
himself. If they were here they would
soon change their minds. Yours truly,
UNCLE JOHN DOUGLASS.
The record-union., 1895-07-03

HOOD-PAYING LODGING-HOUSE OF 26
" rooms: great bargain; Apply 122 K st.
TWO LOTS FOR SALE, 4Ox160, ON EASY
terms. INQUIRE at 3Ol1 G street.
The record-union., 1895-07-03

CTATIONERY, READING MATTER
y blank books, etc.. for sale cheap by s. A.
DOANE, 2O2 K street.
The record-union., 1895-07-03
new SISTERS OF MERCY HOSPITAL.
Sacramento to Have an Urgent Want
Supplied.
1t VIII be Erected on the Site OF the
Ridge Home-Local Physicians
Greatly Pleased.

Sacramento Is about to have one of the
best private hospitals on the coast-a
want that has long been felt in this COM
munity. On the site of the present small
retreat for sick persons, called the Ridge
Home." on Twenty-second street, be-
tween q and r. the Sisters of Mercy are
some new building. which is to form the
nucleus of grand hospital to be COM
pleted later on.
The new hospital is being planned by
gentlemen of the medical profession, and
in accordance with the most modern
sanitary principles. One of the objects
in view is to have the patients classified
with regard to the nature of their dis
eases, and in order to secure this segrega-
sized buildings, connected with one an
other by inclosed galleries. These gal
leries will be used as conservatories for
choice plants, and will also serve as
promenades for invalids who are able to
walk or be moved about.
The new hospital will be known by
the title of mater MisericOrdi2." II
will be attended by the most skillful and
prominent of the medical faculty of our
city. There will be a full staff of sur
geons, physicians and specialists, resi-
dent physician to carry out in detail all
the directions of the visiting doctors, and
to attend to the ordinary wants of the
sick, as we'll as to provide for all cases Of
accident or emergency.
The resident physician will also receive
the patients coming to the hospital, and
make the necessary arrangements re-
garding payments, assignment to wards,
etc.
There will be an efficient corps of
nurses for day and night duty, aud in
this respect the Sisters of Mercy have no
unremitting in their attention to the
wants and needs of the suffering under
their care, and their hospitals are known
| the world over as the best. Nobody ever
hears complaints about the treatment re-
ceived by patients under the care of these
self-sRcrihClng women, as their mission
is to do only good in the world. to relieve
distress where 1t is possible and to COM
fort the sick and afflicted.
When this hospital shall be completed
| desirable home will be found for that
| class of patients who for various reasons
do not wish to 60 to public hospitals.
Not only will it be open to invalids OF
this city, but Of the surrounding country,
and one of its effects will be to relieve
county hospitals to considerable extent.
Prominent physicians declare that for the
| treatment Of many classes of diseases
| there is no locality on the coast 30 desir-
able as Sacramento, and the home physi-
clans are greatly pleased that the Capital
| City is to be SO well provided therefor.
Indeed. since the fact became known
that the Sisters Of Mercy had secured pos
| session Of the property for the purpose
named, they have received congratulatory
II 1otA hat npr
to them most encouraging and gratifying.
1t is expected that the new hospital
| will De ready for the reception Of patients
by the lst of August.