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COVERED
WITH
SCALES

Eczema made its appearance on INV heaf, IN
its worst form, and It continued Spreading
until my face was covered with scales and be.
came horrid sight. Ihad fine head of hair,
seven years growth. and had to sacrificeit. 1
even to relieve me, when one recommended
CUTIoURA SOAP. My father procured a set of
CUTIcURA REMEDIES, and in three weeks the
scales ielt my race and the skin lost its florfd
hue. In sias sceeks I toas entirely cured. NV
face was smooth and my complexion clearer
and finer than it had ever been before.
Miss MARION A. SMITH, Sunbury, Pa.
SPEEDY CHRE TREATMENT. - Warm baths
with CUrICURA Soar, gentle Applications Of
CurLcuRA (ointment), and mild doses of CurI.
cURA REsoLvENr, greatest Of humor cures.
Sold throughout the world. Price, CurrcuRA. Zoe
SOAP. 25c-; RKeoLvENr. Soc. and el. PorTrP DHuo
AND CHEN. CoRP, Sole Props. Boston.
a." How to Cure the Worst Eczema (" mailed free
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE
of California, County of Sacramento. In
the matter of the estate of JOHN RICH
ards. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY,
the Both day Of October, 1896, at 10 o'clock
said court, at the Courthouse in the city
of Sacramento, county of Sacramento, and
State of California, has been appointed as
the time and place for proving the will of
said John Richards, deceased, and for
hearing the application of Charles Joseph
Richards and John Lincoln Richards for
tary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court this 18th day Of October, 1885,
BY E. F. Pfund. Deputy Clerk
c. A. Elliott, Attorney FOR Petitioner
o20-td
THE WEEKLY UNION-THE BEST
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Notice Of Award Of Contract, No. 300.

PURSUANT TO Law AND TO
the resolution of the Board Of Trus-
tees of the city of Sacramento
adopted October 26, 1896, directing this
notice, notice is hereby given that the
said Board Of Trustees, in open session. on
the 26th day Of October, 1896, opened, ex-
amined and publicly declared all sealed
proposals offered for the following work
to wit:
That the alley between NJ and N streets
in said city, from the west line of Eight
eenth street to the west line of Twentieth
street, be improved by constructing there
In an eight (S) inch vitrified ironstone-pipe
sewer, with two brick manholes, rejected
all of said bids except that next herein
after mentioned, and thereafter, on the
26th day Of October. 1896, awarded the con-
tract for said work to the lowest regular
responsible bidder, to wit: to Burns &
Parker, at the prices named for said work
in their proposal on file.
NJ. j. DESMOND,
Clerk Of Board of Trustees of Sacramento
City.
Sacramento. October 81, 1885, o2S-2t
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Ca Mt
This is the complaint of W a
thousands at this season. IN
They have no Appetite; food Esa1 eSs2 u

does not relish. They need the toning upof
the stomach and digestive organs, which
q course of Hoods Sarsaparilla will give
them. 1t also purifies and enriches the
blood, cures that distress after eating and
internal misery only a dyspeptic can
know, creates an appetite, overcomes that
tired feeling and builds up and sustains
the whole physical system. 1t so prompt
ly and efficiently relieves dyspeptic symp-
toms and cures nervous headaches, that it
seems to have almost "a magic touch"
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Prescriptions reliably compounded at
Green's new drug store. corner Seventh
and K. Golden Eagle Hotel block. :
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To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If it
fails to cure. 25c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Vehicles-Baker & Hamilton-hardware
Carts, Buggies Carriages, Phaetons, Balm
Farm and Header Wagons, Wholesale
Hardware. Send for catalogue.
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Removal! Removal.-Nfore room be-
ing required, Fair Oaks Wood Yard
office removed to Tenth and @. Orders
left at Alsip & Co.'s office will be filed
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Have your hot-air furnaces over
hauled by Miller Bros. 1116 ] street.
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Hot chicken pie. 15c; charlotte russo
Eagle Confectionery, S26 X street.
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KENT BROS, 1ol7 Third street, for car
riages, buggies. rigs of all kinds at short
notice Telephones-New. 215; Old, GIL
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MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over fifty years by mill
ions Of mothers for their children while
teething with perfect success. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays pain
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels and
is the best remedy for diarrhea, whether
arising from teething or other causes. For
sale by druggists in every part of the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents
bottle.
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is
ny
a picture

that women will wonder at, one
of these days. They won't
understand what the woman is
doing. Even now it looks
queer to the users of Pearline
to see a woman doubling
herself up over a wash-tub.
This old-fashioned, back-break-
ing way of washing clothes by
rubbing them to pieces over a
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Hot tamales. welch Bros. 9th & ]. :
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GRAND DAYLIGHT PARADE
AND SPEECH BY
HON. 7. REED
OF MAINE.

Excursion tickets, via Benicia only, will
be sold by the Southern Pacific Company
for morning trains Of Saturday; good to
return on afternoon trains of same day
and on all trains Sunday. Round trip,
50 80. Tickets on sale at ticket office date
of excursion. o2S-3t
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BUSH QUINN

- y - ~ 40 N N
IS NOW SETTLED AT HIS NEW RE-
sort, formerly the Sutterville House. Give
him a call, and try his new goods. Down
the Riverside; don't forget
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HOW ABOUT 1T?

read, is now fourishing. so says CARL
MUNGER, the genial proprietor: He also
says, Come and be convinced" A good
on hand. Dinners to order. The finest
in the land.
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THE WEEKLY UNION-THE BEST
weekly on the coast.
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wash-board can't last 1t isn't sensible The way that is
surely taking pace-the easiest quickest economical
way-s washing with Pearline. No soap with it-that S
entirely Notwithstanding but Pearline.
%SS>S>S>SS>SS &SS2xZIzze
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even II business does not improve as rap
Oily as was hoped. BlIs for wages and
supplies are now promptly paid. The re-
naming old bills. amounting 10 some $3.50.
wv. VIII. X is promised. soon he cleared
away. and tho company Will star, IT'S
hscal year July with about N,0ooN0 In
money on hand and about 5000. 900 of free
securities. MIR. Robert Fleming of Lon
don. one of the rcorGanizauon committee,
VINO gives these figures. adds.
The property Is In excellent condition
ana the equipment ample for present
bushes. The whole budget of capital
expenditure during the coming year is
about N,3hooo. AS TO the fixed charg rs
OF the company. they have been cut down
far more drasticclly than in any other
recent reorganization. With gross earn
engs of over sc9, 0O. 600 and fixed charge
OF A,Goo.OW, l can not help thinking that
Atchison Is REORGANIZATION proof"
Meanwhile President Ripley expects to
s'ill farther reduce expenses, and there
Is much reason to hope for increased
earnings from the crihbed corn movement.
from the Kansas wheat crop. which last
year wns poor hut now promises well.
Nnd from tho improved conditions in
Texas. which last year were very bad.
WNh fixed mortgage charge of only
500 per mile. while gross earrings even
last year were $500 per mile IL would
seem that Atchison. Topeka and Santa
Pc general mortgage bonds were good
investment at the present quotation OF
lbOut rs
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FLASHES AND PERSONALS.

J. II. Mcinerney. roadmaster Of the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas at Denson,
has res gnei.
General Freight Agent Jones of the
Sunset an6 Central loft Yesterday morn
ing for Austin and ether points north
on The Central.
Charles Kimbnil Of Ennis hash eon ar.
Texas central a. Dfy!s.il vice ToN
Singer resigned. to accept inc iuu cN the
Sherman special.
Colonel j. G. Andrews general South.
ern passcngcr ag,Nt for tho Southern
Railway, with headnuhrters In New or
leans, is IN tho city directing 'hr forces
al hs agents u d'yoriing EastofN trafn-
via the southern. 1hcre are oihor stl',1lg
Eastern lines with roprosenia'ivos sfa-
toned In Texas perinanf n'lv and mo
southern is kept hnstling for rs aAare NJ
this business.
There was. cause for reloic'n. on tho
Galveston. Houston and lioni,ison yee-
monthly stipend. which. for n time, looked
as th,ugh il might be put to ether use FOR
a vile. While tho teais Of the Katy
International are sim at outs over the
affairs OF the Galveston. Houston and
Henderson. the boys along TIE line are
nN worrying over the case ami have
trc ub.cs Of their ov II.
Traffic over flooded tracks was carried
on by the Missouri Kansas and Texas
near Scheil CITY, Mo, for three weeks
The Usage aud other rivers hal over
flowed their hanks and far about three
s'i~am NJ water twenty TO thirty inches
deep Sandbags wore piled on the end.
Of the ties and the vlone Of The ballast
70 prevent the current from washing out
the r1adl'ca. and no trains were STONED.
the track being of course carefully
u,atchcd
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sTATE UNIVERSITY.

Tipgramme OF tho comn-ar"ment Exer.
te'-. l.s' of tn, f,raduut'-.
Austin reNas. Juno II n. following
prorrhmmc OF commence mont exercise.
wa '3rred out u t'ie university today
MUSIC.
rrner, by Rev Thomas B. Lee of Aus
Music.
lneersily representative from tho AGA.
dem" rspnr'mcui Wpl'or isvius Nc
caleb supl,rf INC StrnKries of the Fran,
els, ;,ns ia Texas
Music.
University repre- sentative from the Law
department. Rhodes Senr as Rakoi SUI
ject. Popular Cover lmsni Its vital prin-
cipI.s,
Comforting Of degrees by Dr. Thomas
p. Woo,en. president OF the boarl oi re-
gents.
Commencement address. by rrcsiden,
North Carolina,
Bencdiction.
Muse.
Tonight at the DrlsNIl hotel the grand
final ball was given and attended as usual
by n brilliant and large crowd.
Following Is The list OF graduates rece.v-
Master OF Aris-Anna coraline Mcdaniel
Louise Brune;. Eugene +. Schoch, I.eI.a
Mary CASTS. Donald Cameron.
Bachelor Of Ar's,.i,ayyid .str,other Fur
James Withheld Hamlet, NJ. H. BENSON "
Bachelor, OF Literatlirc-Itoherta Fran
de. Virginia n. Blaine. Glennie Wilson.
Henry -. Decherd A. d. Ellis. Efhe
Graves. Anna NJ. f'orsgard. Andrew H.
Raeeio. Martha NJ Smith. John +. Carl.
II. Charles Hume Jr.. Leonard Is. Isaacs.
Certificate of Letters--Erma X. Patrick,
Agnes Brady.
Master Of science-u Ulysses S. Ellings-
ton. stephen S. Gregory.
Bachsiss Of science--solensa =. AGREE.
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GALVESTON AND THE SUNSET.

President Huntington on the Proposed
Steamship Line Extension.
As has all along been known to The
Post and to those who really understand
the transportation situation. the recAnt
publications about the southern Pac.iic's
purpose to make any important revolution
In its operations and terminal points are
untrue. a special to tho News OF ycster-
day states the SITUATION correctly as fol-
lows.
Nh Huntington says: I'VE shall simply
do Al Galveston whatever business can
be done to advantage. II * probable tina :
most of the San Francisco treigh, VIII
so to Galveston. If the Galveston service
IL opened there will scarcely be an APP
preciable decrease In the amour, of bust
ness done at New Orleans. as the latter
pc drains the commerce of such an ex-
iensivc area. To run tho extension If
our steamship no 10 Galveston wouli
not result N any great advan,tse ms FAR
az competition will other roads is CON
cernod. for the present rail line between
the Two ports 8 nlmcsi a dead level The
facilities for tran sierring freight at New
Orleans are exceptionally good"
In reference TO the report that the COM
pany would extend its line from Houston
10 Galveston. Mr.. Huntington said no such
action was contemplated at present.
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SPECIAL RAVE RULiNG.

Austin. Texas. lure 1.-THE railroad
commission today issued the following cir
ou!ar:
In approval of joint application Of tho
Houston and Texas Central Miiroad.
Fort Worth and New orleans railway.
Central Texas and Northwestern railway.
Texas and New orr -ans railroad sabine
and East TeSas railway. Galveson. liar-
risbi.rg and san Antonio railway. New
York. Texas and Mexican railway. and
Gulf, Western Texas and Pacific Hl!lway
companies. SUBMIT 81 under 30. I. OF the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad COM
psny. authority is hereby granted for the
adoption Of the rate OF 20 celts yer 100
pounds for the transportation of melons
and vegetables, IN straight or mixed car
loads. between points In common point
territory located on the abov" named
lines. except IN cases whore lower mites
ARE now IN effect To points In diff.ren-
rial territory add class c different Is
shown in section , of the general iariN
Of class rates No, !. Issued by this com
mission July lG 1895. Effective June %.
1896
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0OIONED GIKL MIS- AZ
ONANGN l.ocAI. NOTES

orange. TeNas. Juno T--iAs, night Al
@n Caps. night baud sawyer at Tho
I.nicber n Moore MIN los; his footing an
i'I. bis hand sirik ug against TIE sIy
aud njui'ns his hard 30 badly taat u,
had to etop work for Tho rest ~ the might
~" narrowly escaped receiving h"r'oLe ~
Jifios.
The tug Fame. with the barge Wei
come. LEFT tonight for Beaumont 10 hrias
rack II cargo of logging cirH for tie taIii.
Sshlne and Red RIVER railroad Thcy VIII
be delivered ut tic terminus of .ft road,
a. SS'lfti,' ~ g.
The SCHOONER I.osina ier today Tor C..
a. laayou v IN G. l'so u lumbor from
r. u Epni'swoad t,rominer, I,,,,,ar
exporter with headquarters at beaumont
mas been IN Orange today figuring with
some Of the mills here on export bushes
ana VIII place some nice orl-rs here.
j. q. Adams, a noted temperance lee
tnrcr. delivered his famous lecture The
u" M,le Street Of He'll TO large audi
cree AT the Methodist church last night.
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rRArERNlTY BANQUET.

Austin. Texas. June l6.--Last evening
the Beta Theta III fraternity gave their
annual banquet ut the priskill Hotel.
Abou, o'clock the members. each with u
Beta girl. began to arrive. and In few
minutes they were engaged in treading
the mazes of delightful dance to sweet
strains of music. A few minutes TO IL.
Judge &. X. Fisher. tho toastnastcr of
the occasion, led the way to tho ladies'
ordinary, where a most superb feast was
spread. After two hours spent very en-
ioyabiy at the banquet board, judge
Fisher In way only his own, with
few appropriate words, announced tho
first toast by cyrus Mclaughlin. "The
Beta Welcome" His words of the love
borne by the Rctas to each other and tho
beautiful scntimanA expressed by him
were heartily echoed in the hearts Of all
present. Then Hon. II. =. HANS toast.
'.rhc Barbarian's Ideal Greek" his words
of eloquence portraying the ideal life OF
the Bcta fraternity. were listened to with
interest by MI. After the banquet. dane
ing and pleasant "tete-a-,ctcs' were en-.
ioyed until late hour, when each and
ali wcnded their way home with recol-
lections remaining of an evening very
pleasantly spent. The following We're
present: Mrs. Benedette Il. 'Tob.n. Mrs.
Nellie H. Leeper of Gainesville Misses
Carrie Field of Dallas. Relic lioweith and
Pauline Echcrlc OF Gainesville. Cheba
Preston OF Galveston, Florence Chalfout
Smith, Name Booth. Mary Hoard. Nellie
Grace Harrison. Willie Rector. Francis
Waggencr. Emma Patrick, Rcsc coliett.
Judges S. II. Fisher aud II. r. nm. Pro-
fc.sors II. ". Harper and II. Hamborlin.
Mcssrs. X. n. Mitchell of Dallas +. c.
Jones l.. II Schweer, x. w. Wortham.
y. w p Midkin. Leslie wargcncr. Jr..
John Orr, Jr., w. u Potter. n. Il. Jones,
Frank Gregg u w. -rownc.: II seali.
A. G. Mclaughlin. II. r. Louis and II.
NJ Hubbard
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ISLAND cIry ITEMS.

Exorbitant Freight Rates Cause the Rope
Mill to Close--Chapel Rcopcned.
Galveston. Texas. June 1.-THE Calves
ton rope and Irvine factory will shut down
Saturday night and seventy ciEht en-
ployes will be thrown out of work. The
recent decision of the Interstate commerce
commission and the consequent advance
In rates on the Wichita basis shut the
Galveston mill ont of the Missouri river
territory. from which 1t drew its princi-
pal trade. Concerning the shut down
General Manager Homer said today:
The rates rope and binding Irvine
have been advanced from Galveston to
Missouri river points from &c to 72,s cents.
This latter rate Is prohhitory and there
is nothing left for us but to close our fac
Terry. as II shuts MS out of the territory in
wh ch we were most Interested. Fortu-
nately we had disposed of all of our prod
net before this advance caught us and
bottled us up. Under the old tariff Chi
caso was given a rate of 30 cents on bind.
ing twinc. against our 10 cents. But even
then We We're able to get into the market
and do business AZ a proiit. But We can
not stand any 72Ls cent rate. ] think
however that the condition can rot oh
anoro To go out Of this business than can
we. So look for some change N the
rating pretty soon. just how soon relief
Fay. So we shall sh,, down discharge
The sevcnty-echt men we have employed
and await developments. We had butt up
Il very satisfactory business aud had IN
tended running our mills on full tine all
summer, But this last advance has
knocked iis out"
CHAPEL REoPENED
Tho t'rsniine convent chapel has been
reoncned for public worship in response
10 general desire ot Catholics in the i'm
mediate nc,ghborhood Many years ago.
when the l'rsulnos designed building a
chapel for their own use. they were re
CURED 10 provide separate apartments in
the chapel for The iisa of the public, This
WAS done al great expense and IN eXql =
SIT" Design. and for more than tw sni v
years ~ was frcquenied by score or two
or families that res ded I'm the virlnity
some Two years ago measures were taken
TO cpnlne public worsh = 10 parish church,
es, ana as the convent chapel was not "A
parish church II was ordered closed 10 tho
pubic except upon few special occasions
t"nsidering the circumstances OF .ts erec-
Ton and the fact that from n mere con
many who could MT attend worship else
whore this prohibition was Regarded as
q great hardship aud earnes, efforts were
M ne to reopen the chapel. When Cardi-
MAJ Shtoili was III Galveston last Etbia-
airy he express ID wish to tay mass at
We ursulin" chapel. and If course ar
r,ang"Hen's were eagerly made for him to
do SO. J., WAS probably the only INST NEE
during his. rapid progress through tho
South and West when such distinguished
mark OF favor was conferred upon re-
Followed that the chapel would be re-
S,Hiri - ~ i0rm'i status within a very
sn'ft tihe 'ui iipnl s''uo cause or other
ms WAS delayed uhiil yfsterlly
cpioRED Girl MISS
isahell. johnson. "a coorod rirl ator 70
year. Of "ge, WAS today reported 10 tho
police As missing from tho home Of Mfs.
NJ i,tt.
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NORMAL. Ar rRlN1ry

fnity Texas, jim II Great prepara-
ae being made for the summer
sA which is 10 begin here July s and
August !. 1895
T.Ssing IS III, facully. Professor w.
salner Of Walker county. conductor
so' J II stout cf Trinity county.
aE fpfessor Il NJ. Martin Of Hous-
county, assistant. Miss Nina Wels-
~ montgomery county, primary de-
sles 70 The central location and other
I'm! ADVANTAGES offered, coupled with
..sp'iii'v of tho people. makes
M easily accessible and most de-
Nal Place 10 spend n month.
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Perkins. Cincinnati. Ohio w l..
BRIDE, ASH An'aain. - : -sions.
bis; F. S. uarr s. toilet, m Mrs. w
Arlington. ,osslpchcs. j. G.. An
~, New Orleans. w l. lIinman
banoAt. Randall pusuo. Rochester, Ed
Lyons and wife. aon Antonio " r
b. franklin la T.. -. Gavin. Gal
fea; =. L. LevIngood. Chicago: f. a..
Fvnolds. vi Camro f. l.. Chapman
IO' J, {. fouhon, Austin; + \ Gut
Galveston. a II. t:lnv.v. Lork-
D. *. tainr=i lia'la-. " " WI
yjnglnna,i. i w Lsana. G.Iver,un;
It IL. Williams Oklahoma 6''iy. -.
|. b. Byron. Galvrsion. NJ. j Better-
Dallas, r. Il Jones. New York: l..
lAtkhar'. S. ma Antonio; w. NJ. cum
Film. Phlladeiphia.
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JAS. Butte,
HOu6TON.

ana brought In Mexican by the name
iaii. Garcia is said TO he wanted foS
train robbery committed al Point Isabel
In Cameron county IN 1884 and for muriep
says that he Is known to be bold had
man and no doubt would have given them
trouble had he been In possession OF firo
arms.
Sheriff J. Q. Taylor is daily practicinn
his two bioodhounds and II II Thought r
qnietus Will be put 10 the uumerous -
glsfes and misdegneenors, >''
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William II. Smith, Charles r. Morton
Harry r. Biailock Andrew G. McIaugh.
lin, Horny l.. ii1lgartner. Benjamin r.
Hill.
civil Engineering II. Smith
Ftitx Reichman.
Electrical EngSnccrr e.. Fritz Rc,chman
Bachelor OF Iaw--Jessc Andrews, Il. s
Baker Walter Lee Homer. David w
Rowor. David n. Doom. Thomas G. Ford
benjamin q. Haskell, Frank G. Jones
jay W. kcarhy. W. II. kimbroush. VII
Ham " KNIGHT, Nj oritz a. koppcrl, Fro,
H. i.owrance, Kect McDndc James Me
Donald Meachan. John A. T. O'Kccfc
James McQuecne Patterson, John Iienr,
FRO, X. Il. l.. Sancr Walter T. schcnck
Sam Schwartz, r.. l.. shapard j.. "
Spivey. V. II. stark. \. H. stone, u. l..
Terrell. e. c. Thomas. ]. d. Todd. James
Wilson.
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SIMMER TRANELERs.
Among Yesterdays departures via In,
Southern pacihc v ere.

Southern Pacific were
Miss Mile Werner. Mrs, Adolph Wer-
rsr. Mrs Bettie G. Bonnoy, Miss Nettia
NJ. Bonnev. j. r.. Stansfeld Miss Cor,
A. Stansheld. Miss Mary Paul. Airs
Marguerite Alien. TO San Francisco, cal .
Mrs j. Sterling Price and fai lily. Ru.e:s; ,
n. C.. Mrs. + Schultz and daughter. At
larta Ga. Mr.. Sam Lazarus, Louisville.
Ky; Mr.. Robert Morris. wife and family,
Battle Creek. Mich. Miss Susie Pat llo,
Washington, y. G., Mrs j. W. Hasktns
ard Miss Halle Haskins. Chariot tesvillo
Va. Mr., A. f Sternberg New York
Mrs. Francis Bryan and son. Marietta,
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nI,NkER Hill DAY.

Boston. Mass. June iT,-Ths hetng Run
ker I'm day. the i21st anniversary OF the
famous battle between the British and
The American patriots. was appropriately
celebrated The chief scene OF the celc-
bratlon YVES at Chsrlestown, wh9ra the
Z. stivlties began this morning with tht
hooming OF cannon and the rattle OF fire.
crackers Thf big civic and military pro-
new features. was witnessed by fully
1000 peroonA
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DROWNED IN rlin TRINITY.

'as Texas. juno l7--charles $ mon
syear-oll son of Charles Simon,
swimming in the Trinity river last
y c'anpei and was drowned. His
" we're recovered This morning at
yna .wherc the fatality occurred
lave oeen fifteen drownings In the
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TEXAS Arl.cEMrrNN1A1.

Aas Texas. June II, The directors OF
ai'ceii'ennial celebration of the an
tn IN 81 TEXAS and other Territories to
kius,u plates arc considering tn add
npf 81 rosipo ling thai evelt from
bahI, M 10 that OF 1895. II VIII