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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-07-17

Czytelnik6w naszego pisma, "a
legajacych prenumerata "a Pc
wien czas, upraszamy o nades}anie
nam naleznosci, jeseli chca, aby pi-
smo nasze nadal odbierali. Gazety
ma kredyt stanowczc ME wyse}a-
my.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-07-17

Ask agents about dates the one
fare rate to Chicago will be apply
via the Nickel Plate Road account
unwilling of Logan's Monument,
July 22nd. 186-29
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-07-17

A One fare rate to Chicago is
offered via the Nickel Plate Road
for the unveiling of Logan's Monu.
ment, July 22nd. 1870
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-07-17

teraturze wszechswiata, jake stano.
wiace epoke. Sienkiewicz ma niesz.
czescie zajmuje sic czasami ludzmi,
dla kt6rych, jak dotychczas, czytel-
nicy angielsoy zadnej ME okazywsli
ciekawosoi. Wszechslowiahski pro.
blemat jest niewatpliwie jednym z
nowych, zarszem wielkioh zagad-
nieh wschoduiej Europy, ME zdolsl
on atoli dotsd zajad wyobrazni "a.
chodu. Ze zas Sienkiewicz Jest
wielkim powiesciopisarzem slowian,
wystarcza to, aby bya mas niezna.
nym.
"Watpie wszakze, aby ktokolwiek,
przeo1ytawszy ostatnis jego powiesc,
m6ga MIN zapomnie6. w "Quo
vadis" sienkiewioz wstapis ma grunt
dla siebie uowy; ME juz ssowiahski,
lecz staro-rzymski. Epoka Nerona
ME cd dis wywiera rzadki urok ma
fautazye pisarzy powiesciowyoh.
"Opowies6 Sieukiewicza stoi ME-
rownie wyzeJ mad wszystkie pr6by
tego rodzaju, nawet przez tax zna-
komitych pisarzy dokonaae. Smia.
lose autora da sic zmisrzyt ohodby
tym faktem, 70 ksiazeta apostoi6w
znajdujs sic pomieazy dramatis per-
souae; ae Neron wychyla sic niemal
Z kaadego rozdziasu, jednak ozy-
tao te ksiege przychodzi rownem
zajeciem, z r6wnem poczuoiem praw.
dy i rzeozywistosci, jak gdyby to
byi obraz wsp6tcsesnego zyoia W
Londynie.
"Nie podobna mi stresoic powie-
Sci, wype'niajaoej do szesoiuset
stronic bitego druku. Srodkiem
osnowy jest misosc mfodego rzym-
skiego patrycyusza dla krolewskiej
dziewicy krain, podbitych przez
Rome. Ale chod to postaoie 50 mad
wyraz zyjace, choc wstek ich milo.
Sci losow bardzo jest ludzkim i
zajmujscym, s}u2a one tylko "a po-
zor dla kreslenia og6lnego obrazu
Rzymu cessrzy, oraz walki pogah-
stwa modem chrzesoijahstwem."
Tu krytyk augielski, ma dowod
jaskrawosci stylu wspania&osoi cpl
zod6w, podaje uozte Nerona, uno.
szso sic mad barwnoscia, zyciem i
ogniem tego obrazu. Dslej wyka.
zuje misterne przeprowadzenie we.
wuetrznego przeobrazenia W duszy
Vinioiusa.
"Chooiaz maody patrycyusz posia.
da ME jedne rzymska ouote meztwo
i patryotyzm, jest on zarazem uoso.
bieniem ozelnosoi, okruciehstws
i zwierzecosoi strasznego miasta, do
ktorego nalezy. Oozy wiscie, W ia
kim umysle chrzesoijahstwo moglo
tylko stopniowo sic przyjmowac. Mo
bardziej artystycznego mad spos6b,
" jaki Sienkiewicz to stopniowanie
przeprowadza W myslach i przy-
godaoh jednostki, odzwieroiadlajac
skrajna roznioe pomiedzy rzymska
oywilizacya chrsescijahskiem nau.
ozaniem... Zjawienie sic .sw. Piotra
W toku powiesci nalezy do najbar-
dziej porywajscyoh prawda uste-
p6w... Jest tam posta6 nikczemne-
go greks, Chilona, poprostu arcy-
dzieao typu "Graeoelus esurien" Ia
cihskich poetow. Portret Nerona
niemniej jest prawdziwym nadzwy-
ozajnym."
WSrod przytoczonych przez sig
ustep6w, autor miesci i pooh6d Co.
zara przez ulioe Romy i zmierzenie
sic oko W oko tyrana rybakiem
galilejskim, ukrytym W t1umie.
"Tylko wielki poeta m6g} podo-
bna scene wymarzyc, tylko wielki
pisarz zdolny by} ja opisac W ten'
sposob. Jednem s}owem, Slenkie-
wioz W tej powiesci okazas sic jed,
nym z przewodnich duch6w naszej
epoki. spodzie vac sig nalezy, il ME
wiele ozasu bedzie trzeba, zanim
kazdy milosnik pieknej literatury
spoufsli sic jego nszwiskiem."
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-07-17
z PRACYIO PIRACY.
STRAJK KOPACZY WEGLA.
Zwyciestwa rObOtnik6w W r6znych
krajach-OsmiOgodzinny dzien pra.
cy-R6zne drObne wiadomOsci.

krajach- -Osmiogodzinny dzieh pra-
cy-R6zne drObne wiadomOsci.
Do Indyj wywoza tutejsze papie-
rosy.
Milwauocy cieslowie wygrali
strajk.
W Londynie zuajduje sig szkosa
praozek.
w warsztatach Kruppa pracuje
27,155 robotoik6w.
zorganizowauych cygarnikow Ii.
oza og6lem $4,000.
Strategy W Toledo, o. pracuja ro
osm godzin dziennie.
Podkuwaoze koni maja dotyoh-
ozas W Stauach ri. 72 uni.
w Broklynie istnieje towarzy.
stwo rycerzy piracy, liczace 1900
czlonk6w.
Australskie stowarzyszenie kole-
jarzy zostalo przez tamtejszy Rad
rozwiazane.
w Niemozeoh poozeto zaprowa-
dzad W drukarniach osmiogodzinny
dzieh piracy.
z Buffalo wysz}o przesz&o 5000
os6b praoowac ma farmach prey
zbiorze groch6w.
w Detroit odbedzie sic II mie
dzynarodowa konwenoya inspekto.
row fabrycznyoh.
Vice .prezydentka olevelandzkiej
oentralnej uni piracy jest msoda
dziewozyna, praozka.
Tramwajarze W Munoje, Ind, ~.
skali podwyzke paacy $1.25 ma
$3.50 i to bez strajku.
Palacze W browarniach bostohskich
zadaja po $25 tygodniowo dla siebie,
q po $18 dla swych pomocnik6w.
Posiugacze restauracyjni W Du-
luth, Mimi, wydawad beda mie-
siecznik, sprawom robotniozym po-
6wiecony.
Robotnicy W fabryce Apsley Rub.
Der W Hudson, Mass, zastraj jkowali
poniewaz kompania ME chciaaa pod
pisac ugody ma rok biezacy.
Podkuwaoze koni W Londynie
wr6cili do praoy po kilkomiesiecz.
nym strajku i przystali ma warunki
przez pracodawcow podyktowane.
w budownictwie okretowem W
Wielkiej Brytanii zanosi sic ma po.
nowny strajk, poniewaz praoodawcy
zatrudniaja nieunijnych robotnikow.
Proponowana jest budowa kolei
zelaznej ma planie kooperaoyjnym.
Nova ia linia ma is6 cd zatoki Mex
sykahskiej przez Texas do San
Diego.
stosownie do ostatniej statystyki
po3owa bogactw stan6w Zjed. male.
zy do $4,000 familij. Reszta bo.
gactw nalezy do 67,OOO,O0O lu-
dnosci!...
Statystyka piracy W Niemozeoh
wykazuie, ze VIZ. 1895 W miesiaou
, czerwcu 12O, ,343 os6b ME mia{o "a.
trudnienia, a W grudniu tegoz roku
tylko 1866.
Britton Tin Plate przysta1a ma "a
dania stowarzyszenia"Amalgam
podwyzszy2a robotnikom place o
81 oenta. Powr6oi}o juz 200 robo-
tnik6w do rracy.
John D. Rockefeller wypowiedziaa
pewnego razu W movie, 70 religij-
nym obowiazkiem kazdego cz}owie-
ka jest staranie sic o nagromadzenie
jak najwiekszej ilosci pieniedzy. OF,
religia bogaozy!."
Interesa browarnioze W tym kraju
przeohodza powoli ma w2asnosc wiel.
kich korporaoyj. I tax: W Detroit
26 browar6w nalezy do angielskiego
syndykatu, browarnie W powiecle
Allegheny, Pennsylvania zlaczyly
sic " oelu lepszej konkurencyi.
Robotnicy amerykahscy oiesza
sic obecnie, ze immigracya sic
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-07-17
NOVA TARYFA
UWIEZLA ZNOWU w KONGRESIE.
Upadek bankierskiej ffrmy W New
Yorku-Pancerz polaka Zeglenia
wytrzymnje teraz strzafy.


Chicago.-Ubiegsej soboty lunar.
10 tutaj osm os6b ma udar s}oneczny.
Ann Arbor, Mich Prezydent
Angel, minister Stau6w Zjedn. dla
Turcyi wyjeohai W srode do Kon-
stantynopoIa.
St. Louis, Mo- Czternascie os6b
umarlo W zesz&a sobote ma udar s}o.
neczuy, bardzo znaczna ilos6 ley
jeszoze W szpitalach.
Chicago.-John Spanner, skners
tutejszy, zrobi& W tyoh dniach to
stament, mooa kt6rego majstek sw6j
wynoszacy 81, 700 zapisaa ma imie...
swego psa Rover. Starry waryat "a.
gwarantowaa sobie jednak utrzyma
ME do smierci.
Chicago Pr6by strzelania do
psnoerza zeglenia wypad'y mako
mioie oficerowie jak r6wniez ucze.
nj So zadziwieni wynalazkiem. ze
glen opasai sic pauoerzem przez
sic wynalezionym pozwoli& do
siebie strzelat, kule odbiia}y
sic cd panoerza, wynalazcy maj
mniejszej ME czyniac szkody.
Olean, N. Y.-Piorun uderzy} W
zbiornik nafty, zawierajsoy 1000
beczek i zapalia js. Wnet tez pso-
mienie ogarneay cafe pola dzisiaj
nafta pail sic ma przestrzeni 20
ARROW. Poniewaz W poblizu znajdu-
ja sic osady, wieo mieszkahoy oko-
puja miejsca pozaru, aby ogieh da.
lei sic ME przedosta}. Szkody beda
bardzo wielkie.
New York, N. Y.-Firma ban
kierska Decker, Howell & Co., upa.
d&a przedwczoraj. Byl to jeden z
najbogatszyoh bank6w,i juz lat to.
mu piec grozilo mu bankructwo,
kt6rego wszakze unikniono dzieki
wzrostowi W przemysle. Dyrektorzy
banku maja nadzieje, ze teraz beda
mogli zapobiedz zupesnemu upadko.
wi i, ze kredytorzy nio 70 swyoh
pieniedzy ME straca.
Washington, D. C.-Prawo tary.
fowe ugrzezso obeonie W kongresie i
i DUO jeszcze czasu upsynie zanim
prezydent Mckinley bedzie je m6g2
podpisad, tembardzisj, ze jedni
ozlonkowie kongresu So "a stosowa
zmiana prawa, drudzy choa je mied
takiem, wysz1o kuzni senatorskiej.
Odmi-nnemu ooleniu podlegae maja:
cukier, we}na sk6ry niewyprawne.
Obrady to tooza sic juz cd ponie-
dzia}ku zesz2ego, ale dotychczas bez
stanowczego rezultatu.
W Chicago W niedziele uto.
pifo sic al 8 os6b przy kappa.
niu.
w Pennsylvania wesz}o "
zycie prawo, wed1ug kt6rego
kazdy nienaturalizowany ro.
botnik ma co dzieh PLACID 8 Ct.
podatku.
Pittsburgh W dzielnicy Soho
we wtorek zderzyly sic tram.
waje elektryczne. Piec os6b po.
nioslo smier6, a 20 zostalo po.
ranionych.
Ma farmie Allena pod Hart.
sville, Tenn, we wtorek eks.
plodowal kociol m}ockarni.
O6miu robotnik6w zosta{o "a.
bitych, a s rannych.
w Denver, Colorado, odby.
wa sic konwencya wla6cicieli
kopal6 zlota z ca}ego swiata.
Jest to pierwsza miedzynarodo-
wa konwencya "z}otych."
Dziesis6 najwiekszych bro
war6w W Pittsburgh i okolicy
polaczylo sic W jeden wielki
trust. Kapital tego trustu be.
die wynosic dsiesiec milion6w
dolar6w.
The record-union., 1897-05-31
CAMERA CLUB.
I .antern Exhibit Tuesday Night, with
Some Rare Slides.

Tomorrow evening at Pythian cas-
tle Hall. the Camera Club Will
give another Of its rare Exhibitions oi
lantern Slides Those who nave at
tended the exhibitions heretofore gwen
by the club need only to be reminded
of this fact to insure their attendance.
For this exhibition the club has Sc
cured, says Secretary Woods, some Ca
madam slides that are pronounced mar
yels of beauty in that most beWltchlhg
of arts, amateur photography. Ihe
work of the Canadians is said to be
quite different from that of Americans,
and possesses many attractive features
Yesterday about a dozen members OF
the Camera Club visited Suffers Fort
and spent the day in taking views or
that unique pile around which clusters
so many historic "reminiscences.
Views were taken not only OF the out
side of the fort from various stand
points. also of the inside and the old
relics of the days of 40 collected there
in. From these views slides will be
prepared for one of the clubs eXhlol-
tions to be given at an early day. and
it is expected they will prove of rare
beauty and interest.
The record-union., 1897-05-31
VISITING ODD FELLOWS.
San Francisco Relief Committee En-
tertained Here Yesterday.

By the Portland express train on
Saturday night about forty members
of the Odd Fellows Relief Committee
of San Francisco arrived here and
were received by members of the Re-
lief Committee of this city.
At o'clock yesterday morning the
visitors were given a reception in Odd
Fellows Temple, which lasted till 10
o'clock. From 10 to II o'clock was
spent in a visit to the State Capitol,
which many of the San Franciscans
had never before seen. From L to =
o'clock they were entertained at a BAN
quet after which they were taken over
all the lines Of the electric system and
afforded an opportunity to view the res
idence portion of the city and the su
burban pleasure grounds.
Three cars were placed at the dis
posal of the local committee, and the
visitors declared they were charmed
with what they saw during their three
hours ride. AT o'clock they were
escorted to the depot, where they took
a train for home 1t was delightful
affair all round-not only to the visit
ors, but their hosts. The former were
profuse in their praises of the Sacra-
mento Odd Fellows as entertainers.
The record-union., 1897-05-31
ROBERT EMMETT CLUB.
It's Thirteenth Annual Picnic I
Yesterday.

For thirteen successive years the
Robert Emmet Club has held annual
picnics, and perhaps never in the his
tory of the club has it held one more
enjoyable or orderly than that of yes
terday. This was aided in a great de-
gree by the Second Infantry Band,
which furnished music during the day
Con B. Murphy, the violinist, and Sc
bastopol," the well-known Irish piper
and fiutist, fairly carried their listen
ers off their feet by the Irish airs rem
dered by them.
Never was there a more orderly or
sociable gathering, and when the band
played Home Again" every one de-
parted pleased with their days enter
tainment. Following are the results
of the races and games:
Boys race-First, E. Coleman; sec
ond, ]. Stack.
Girls race-First, Kittie Flahive; sec
ond, E. Kelly.
Boys rac-First, Charles McNa-
mara; second, J. Smith.
Girls race-First, Laura Green: sec
ond, NJ. Azavedo.
Young mems race-First, r. Hogan;
second, j. Walker
Young ladies' race-First, NJ. Dooley;
second, Adeline Root.
Married mems race-First, W. Mer-
rian; second, c. Kelly.
Married ladies' race-First, Mrs. Her.
man; second, l.. Newman
Fat mems race-First, P. Mcguire;
second, B. j. Scullion.
Three standing jumps-First, J. Muir
ply; second j. Walker.
Running, hop, step and jump-First,
H. Smothey; second, c. A Brown.
Running long jump-First, j. CALI
gan; second, G.. Flint
The record-union., 1897-05-31
YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES.
4 Good Attendance at the Oak Park
Diamond.
Beat the Bauers, and the
Paint Shop Downs the
Car Shop.

There was fair attendance at the
ball games on the Oak Park diamond
yesterday. The day was pleasant, a
nice breeze coming up from the south
to temper the suns ardent rays There
was good proportion of the fair sex
present
The Athletic clubs occupied the dia-
mond at Oak Park in the morning, and
the Anderson team again proved the
winner beating the Bauer nine by a
score of Is to H.
Frank Newbert pitched for the form
er nine, and was too much for TIE
Bauers, except in the fourth inning,
when they punched five hits, which,
with errors, allowed seven men 10
score.
Both clubs played fair ball, and
showed by their work that they are
steadily improving in their play. Fol-
lowing is the score:
The record-union., 1897-05-31
QUIZ" MEETING.
Held Last Night by DIR. Griffths, the
TheOSOphist Lecturer.

DR.. Allen Griffiths conducted ''qui-l
meeting last night in Knights of Pyth-
las Main Hall, where written questions
from the audience We're answered. The
meeting was very interesting and large
ly attended.
Most of the questions We're on every
day subjects, and elected replies COLI
tanning much information, as being
theosophical interpretations of various
problems.
The interest aroused by the course
of lectures which closed with the meet
ing last evening has induced the Har-
grove Theosophical Society to invite
DIR. Griffiths to deliver two additional
lectures The subjects of these lectures
are: How and Why Are Men Broth
ers?'' and Adopts and the Mysteries
of Antiquity The lectures will De
free
The record-union., 1897-05-31
Umpire-F. Finn.
Scorer-W. H. Young.
Tim e-1 10
PANT SHOP VS. CAR SHf

St1oF vs.. CAR SHOP.
The Paint Shop and Car Shop ) base
ball teams played the afternoon game
at Oak Park yesterday afternoon ana
after stubborn contest it was Won
by the former by a score of Is to a.
The game was somewhat late in
starting, owing to the Paint Shop nine
refusing to play if Conrad caught for
their opponents, their objection being
that he was not entitled to play on
account of his not being a railroad en-
ploye.
For a while it looked as if there
would not be a game, but finally the
Car Shop nine gave in and Conrad did
not play Had Conrad caught the game
would have had a different ending.
In the first inning Vassels, catcher
for the Paint Shops. was struck just
over the right eye by a foul tip. He
received a severe cut two or three inches
long, and was unable to play for some
time. His eye was completely closed,
and it is doubtful if he is able to use
it for some days to come.
Strader relieved Vassels, and in the
fourth inning he was hit by a pitched
ball. He evidently thought De Costa
had hit him purposely, and gave an
exhibition of temper for which he
should have been heavily fined by his
manager. In the same inning he
sprained his ankle running to second
base, and was compelled to retire. Vas
sells pluckily playing center field during
the remainder of the game
De Costa pitched a fine game for the
Car Shops, and kept his hits well scat
i 1f
chances had been given to retire the
side. He struck out seventeen bats
men and gave but four bases on balls
He was not very we'll supported by
Lewis. as the latters position is at
shortstop. AS he has had no experience
behind the bat he could not handle De
Costa's swift incurves. On the whole.
De Costa's support was far behind that
given McManus, who pitched clever,
steady game.
The Car Shop boys did their best to
rattle him, but he kept putting the
ball over the plate and did not give a
base on balls. He struck out eleven
batters, and kept his hits fairly well
scattered.
In the ninth inning De Costa drove
line hit over the left fielder's head and
easily made the circuit for a home
run. Kelleher also made two long hits,
each being good for three bags.
The Carshops took the lead in the
fifth inning, increased it by five in
the sixth, and looked to be easy win
ners.
In the seventh the Paint Shops
scored six runs, and took the lead in
the eighth by scoring three more. The
Car Shops tried hard to overcome this
lead of two, but only got one man over
the rubber in the ninth.
Frank Griffin did the umpiring on
balls and strikes, while George Hilbert
rendered the base decisions. Both did
good work Score:
The record-union., 1897-05-31
ADJUSTMENTS.

The WILDER Company will tonight
present at the Clunie Opera-house one
of the most beautiful and popular of all
the light operas, the always delightful
composition that has given fame to
Balfe, THE Bohemian Girl" 1t will
introduce the entire company and will
present it at its very BEST Under Mr..
Hepburn's competent dictatorship, the
Wilber Company ought to be able to
sing this opera, so rich in beautiful
airs, and songs that have become as
household words, in manner entirely
satisfying. The piece will be cos
tuned with the same care and nicely
that has been so distinguishing mark
of the WILDER Company during the past
two weeks.
The record-union., 1897-05-31
Weather Report.

The Weather Bureau reports show
the highest and lowest temperatures
yesterday to have been Is and o4 de-
grees. with brisk southerly winds and
partly cloudy weather prevailing.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 40 and %
degrees, and one year ago to-day oo
and "a degrees.
The average temperature was 66 de-
grees and the normal 61 degrees, show
ing yesterday to have been l degree
cooler than usual for the 30th day of
Nav
The record-union., 1897-05-31
COnnleyioual Indications.

The complexion of persons whose diges-
ton is out of order. who are bilious, or
who lack vigor, always exhibit un-
healthy tint. 1t is by regulating the bodi
Iy organs and promoting digestion and as
similation. that the parchment hue indi-
cative of i'll health, is banished from the
cheeks To rectify the fault of a sallow
complexion use Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters an invigorant and Alternative
which removes those obstacles to renew
ed strength, physical comfort and person.
al attractiVeneSS-an imperfect digestion
and secretion, and a disordered condition
of the bowels. Persistence in the use of
this inestimable corrective and tonic will
assurediy result in renewed physical regu-
larity and Vigor will tend to increase
bodily substance and cause the glow and
clear color of health to return to the
sallow, wasted cheek.
The record-union., 1897-05-31
COUNTY ROAD SPRINkLING

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Board of Supervisors of the County of
Sacramento will on Thursday, June 3, 1897.
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets
Sacramento City, Cal, receive and open
sealed bids for sprinkling the following
Freeport road from street to Willow
Slough.
Lower Stockton road from street run
ming south four miles.
Upper Stockton road from Thirty-first
street TO Duden's blacksmith shop, about
four miles.
NJ street road from Thirty-frst street to
Perkins store, about four and one-quarter
miles.
ton, about three and one-half miles.
From Mayhews station to Mills, about
three and one-half miles.
J-street road from Thirty-first street to
IarneyS saloon, about two ana three
fOurthS miles.
Riverside road from Y street to O'Niel's
gate at brlck-yard. about five and one
Upper Stockton road from the north
boundary line Of me Fifth Supervisor Dis
tr.ct to Old Elk Grove. about seven rniles
From Old Elk Grove via ELK Grove sta
ton te Sheldon, about six mi.es.
commencirg at George DuGen's black
south one mile to F'iorin road, thence east
to corner of Esau Gardner's line. about
four miles.
BIDS to he received foI. whole or :.
Fart OF said roads. Each bid must be
accompanied with 4 bend CT 10 per cent.
of the amount of such bid, said roads to
be sDcink!ed to the width OF twelve feet
each day. and TO the entire satisfaction
OF the Board of Supervisors. Said sprnk-
ling 20 commence on or about Hume iS
1887, and 10 continue until October lst, or
November /, 1897, the latter Date to be ut
the option of the said board. Successful
bidders 10 keep the pumps and windmiilS
along the line of said roads in COED order.
County TO furnish sprinkling wagons
where the county has not already get
them. The board feserving the right to
reject any or al bids. BY order OF said
board.
iSeaD Attest: WIN b. HAMILTON,
my20-2w Clerk of Said Board.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE
of California, County of Sacromento.
In the matter of the estate of SOLO
MON RUNYON, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Friday. the
11th day of June. 1897, at 1:30 o'clock D N,
of said day. and the courtroom of said
court Department No. /, at the Court
house. in the city of Sacramento, county
of Sacramento and State of California.
for proving the will of said Solomon RIM
yon. deceased. and for hearing the appii-
cation of Ephriam Damn and N. Anderson
for the issuance to them of letters tes-
tamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court this 9th day of May. 1897 @
[Seall w. B. HAMILTON. Clerk.
BY b. II. Gallup, Deputy Clerk
A. P. Catlin,, Attorney for petitioner.
Indorsed: Filed May q, 1897.
w. b. HAMILTON Clerk.
By B. H. Gallup, Deputy. m2S-td
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Peace Disturbers Arrested.

Special Officer Karcher last night ar
rested a man named Schmittou. w. J..
Gooby and w. Lewis for disturbing the
peace at the National Theater.
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Painful Accident.

Mrs. Nellie Warner met with pain
full accident on Saturday night. She
fell down flight of stairs at 91S Sec
ond street and broke one of her wrists.
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Earned runS-AnderSons g. Bauers l.
Home runs-Birdsall and Mott. Three base
hits-Bauer. Two base hits-Brdsall and
Yoerk. First base on errors-Andersons 6.
Bauers 4. First base on balls-Andersons
10, Bauers 6. Left on bases-Anderson g.
Bauers a. Struck out-By F. Newbert 12
Bauer l, G. Newbert 5. Hit by pitcher
Yoerk and Birdsall, Passed balls-A<ams
|. Newbert 3, Yoerk 2 Wild pitch-F. New
bert
Umpire-F Finn