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w. G. T. U. MEETING.
What the Temperance Women Did
Yesterday

The W. c. T. Z. meeting yesterday
was decided success. The parlor of
the Congregational Church had been
made beautiful with flowers, Miss Will
ards picture and w. c. T. L. banners.
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Williamson and Mrs.
jerks rendered excellent music Then
sides We're taken for the encouraging
and discouraging outlook in temper
ance.
Mrs. Frohrck read an article from a
liquor paper which encouraged every
one, as it was distributed by the Organi-
Zation of the Anti-Saloon League, and
another article rejoicing that some Of
the W. G. T. Z. We're going to Jerusa-
lem to do temperance work. The wish
was expressed that .all the white rib
bon cranks would go as missionaries. /"
A good hit on the new woman was
given in an excellently written paper.
About twenty women read articles or
gave talks on the encouraging side. Two
took the other side, but all knew that
their hearts We're not on their lips
Mrs. Barrett told of some of the dis
couragements at the Children's Day
Home and in missionary work among
the Chinese.
Mrs. Purnell made a speech which
commenced on the discouraging side,
but ended with the great truth that
God is just and right must win, even
as it did in the slavery question"
A rising vote was taken as to which
side had won, and every one stood for
the encouraging side.
Arrangements We're then made for a
w. c. T. U. medal contest on June
10th, and a lecture by Rev. Mr.. Rus
sell on June 18th on The House That
Jack Built" He will give 50 to any
one bringing him the name of the au-
| thor of that good old story.
The coming of Miss Ackerman for
June 10Th was announced and a recep-
tion Will be given her on the Goth at
Rev. Mr.. Banks house. All agreed that
they would honor themselves and the
city Of Sacramento by honoring this
noble Sacramento woman.
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as Captain of Police for the month of
March, was taken up. A commune
cation was on file from Brown & Mil
Ter, attorneys for Ash, to the effect that
the court had decided the case in favor
of their client. AS the Corporation
Counsel intends to carry the case to
the Supreme Court, motion that the
bill be rejected was unanimously
adopted
The ordinance regulating cemetery
fees was unanimously adopted,
The Mayors nomination Of D. d.
Swift as driver of Fire Engine No. 2,
was unanimously confirmed.
A resolution was adopted ordering
| obstructions to be removed from the
alley between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth, l. and M streets.
A communication from the Sunset
Telephone Company requesting permis-
sion to extend. it's underground cable
the length of three blocks in the vicin-
ity of Seventh and G streets, was re-
ferred to the Street Committee.
The contract last week entered into
with the Sacramento Electric, Gas and
Railway Company for the electric
|. lighting of the city at a rate of $6 ID
per light, was on motion of Trustee De-
vine, approved by unanimous vote.
The electric company's bond for $lO.-
| GOO, with Albert Gallatin and H. z.
Livermore as sureties, was approved
The expert appointed to investigate
and report upon the boilers at the city
| sewage pumping plant, reported that
while the boilers are in good condition,
the tubes are pitting from lack Of con-
stant use. The use Of a preventive
| solution was recommended. and on mo-
tion of Trustee Devine the Engineer
was authorized to secure and apply H.
| The report further set forth that the
boilers of the plant are still sinking.
Action on the resolution authorizing
the Superintendent of the City Gene
terry to repair brick walls and coping
around graves at the cemetery. was on
motion of Trustee Devine, indefinitely
DOStpOned
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Laura Gaschlin has gone to
San Francisco for q few days visit
Frank F. Atkinson, now private in
Captain Cookies batter.F, spent Sunday
with friends in Sacramento.
Mrs. A De Costa and her daughters
Gladys and Thelma, have gone to join
Mr.. De Costa at Dunsmuir, where they
will spend the summer
To-day Judge G. G Davis and his
mother leave for the latter's home in
Sierra Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Hawley Of Bos-
ton are at the Golden Eagle.
Frank Freeman is up from San Fran
cisco, and is stopping at the Golden
Eagle.
The condition of Robert T. Devlir
was yesterday somewhat improved.
Superior Judge Hart went to Sar
Francisco yesterday.
Mr. and. Mrs. J. I. Mcconnell OF
Woodland are visiting the city.
John Desmond, brother Of City Clerk
NJ j. Desmond, is up from San Fran
cisco.
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BlGGS-In this city, May 29th, John L.,
son Of J. T. and A. L. Biggs, brother of
Mrs. Dora L. Woods, Alice, Elizabeth,
Joseph. Charles and Edward Biggs. a
and days.
Friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfully invited to attend the fun
McMulien. sO5 X street: thence to
American River Grange Hall. where SER
HATCH-At Plymouth, Amador County.
May 18th, N. v. Hatch. father of Mrs.
A. H. Starr of Sacramento and Mrs.
Newell Kane of Santa Barbara a native
OF Pennsylvania, aged IS years and s
Friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
this "wednesday afternoon at O'clock.
from the parlors of Miller & McMullen,
9O5 K street. Interment City Cemetery.
DECKER-In this city, May 3Oth. Horace
Danville and Hollace p. Decker, Mrs.
Emma Carter and Mrs. l.. Vogel, a ma
tive of California, aged 40 years, 1
Friends and acquaintances are re-
-ctfully invited to attend the funeral
lrsday. at 2:3O p. m, from his late
rsms,srs Trss,dence. 1900 X street. 1nterment City
GREGORY-In this city, May 29th. Mrs.
NJ. E. Gregory. wife of the late Jules
Gregory, mother of Victor, Eugene j.,
FRANK, Mlllle, MalVene ana Daisy Greg
ory.
Friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
to-day, at 3 p. m. from Congrega-
tional Church, Sixth street, between I
and ]. Friends can view the remains
at residence, 1881 ] street, Wednesday
from II a. m. to 80 p M; also at the
church. Interment City Cemetery.
RRONNER-In this city, May 31st, Mrs
Bridget A. Bronner, wife Of the late
George F. Bronner (mother of John F.
nf Eron Hot ID
Mamie G., Joseph W. and Frank L.
Bronner and Mrs. c. T. Barton of Sac
of Sacramento), a native of Ireland,
aged 54 years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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SCOTTISH GAMES.
The Caledonians Preparing q Treat
for Next SATURDAY..

Next Saturday will doubtless witness
an immense throng of people at the
Oak Park picnic and athletic grounds
where the Caledonians are to hold
their twenty-second annual gathering
and games. Everybody goes to see
the Scotchmen when they hold their
yearly festival, for they afford an en-
tertainment such as no other people OF
organization can give
Besides the novel and graceful Scot.
tish dances by people dressed in the
romantic costumes of old Scotland
there will be the usual contests OF
strength and skill, in which athletes
from various parts Of the State parti.
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cipate. such as throwing the hammer,
putting the stone, tossing the caber,
vaulting with the pole, running and
jumping.
Tom Carroll the braTny, good nat
ured giant who throwsF the big ham,
mer farther than anf man in the
world ever threw it, Will be there,
and he will essay to break his own
worlds record.
The committees are at work prepar-
ing for the event, which is expected to
be the best of the kind ever held here
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WHIST GAMES.
Results Of Those Played Durins
the Past Week,

Games We're played at the Whist Clut
during the past week as follows:
Wednesday evening-Compass whist
north and south, Miss Richardson and
Miss McKune; score, plus. East and
west, f. G. Rutherford and Mrs F. A
Lyon; score. plus. The months
prizes in this contest fell to Mrs A. A
Redington, Mrs. f. Mitchell, Mrs. Will
lam Schaw and f. II. Kiefer
Friday afternoon-North and sout-
Mrs. W. w. Seaman and Mrs. Mat, j.
Johnson: plus. East and west. Mrs
A, A, Van Voorhies and Mrs. c. f.
Burnham; score, 3 plus. The month S
prizes fell to Mrs. F. A. Lyon, Mrs. G.
A. Stuart, Mrs. B. r. Crocker and Mrs
James Seadler.
Friday evening-Drive whist, G.. E.
lie Noir and Mrs. Frank Miller; aver
age, 81 per cent
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McCRANEY'S AMBITION.
His Name to be Near the Head Of q
State Ticket

Henry A. McCraney, Deputy Clerk Of
the Supreme Court, yesterday handed
in his resignation.
1t is understood that the resignation
of Mr.. McCraney means that he will be
a candidate for nomination for Secre-
tary of State on the Silver Republican
ticket His friends have urged him to
stand for the nomination, but it is un-
derstood that he would not allow his
name to be used while he was connected
with the Supreme Court Clerks Office.
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Fourth of July Committeeman.

In publishing the names of those ap-
pointed by the Mayor on the various
committees on the Fourth Of July cele-
bration last Saturday the names Of A.
c. Herrick on the Committee of Invita-
ton, Phil Douglas on the Committee on
Parade, and Tom Fox on the Committee
on Evening Entertainment, were acci-
dentally Omitte ed
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Death of Mrs. Bronner.

The death IS announced Of Mrs.
George F. Bronner widow of the late
Public Administrator Bronner, at her
home, 1421 L street
Mrs. Bronner was an early resident OF
this city. and woman who was highly
esteemed. She leaves five sons and two
daughters-John F., Matthew, Herbert.
Joseph, Frank and Mamie BrOnner and
Mrs c. T. Barton
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A BEER BATTERY.
Louis Meyer Novel Accusation Of
Two Young Men.

Joe Simmons and Frank Boyne were
arrested yesterday by Officer Bailey
on complaint Of Louis Meyers, who
charges them with battery.
The battery" is alleged to have con-
sisted of an attack with syringe
loaded with beer. Meyers says his
'assailants'' took advantage Of his de-
fenseless condition, while he was en-
joying an afternoon siesta in a saloon
chair, and filled him with beer by
means of the syringe.
He does not particularly complain OF
the beer, but does seriously object tc
having it served to him through his
ear, as he declares was done.
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Dakota Troops Coming.

Some time tonight three trainloads
of troops from South Dakota are ex-
pected to arrive in this city They
were to have left Ogden last evening,
but there is nothing more definite con-
cerning their movements.
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Egyptian Henna. A vegetable Dye
for Immediately restoring gray hair to
its original color. Convenient and ef-
fective; no Objectionable qualities. For
sale by first-class druggists and hair
dressers
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Removed>-Charles A. Palm has re-
moved his iron works to 1110 Sixth
street.
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Coronado water. Stockton sarsapa-
rilla and iron, champagne cider, ginger
ale, orange cider. ]. McMorry. agent.
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Elegant miniature portraits in water
colors given away at Boysen's, 31S J
street for a short time only.
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PHILLIPS-JUDSON EXCURSION 10
Chicago. New York, Boston and ali East
erH points, successors to Phillips EXcur-
.hon and JudSOn Excursion, and leaves
sacramento every Tuesday. Latest inn
to Boston at lowest rates Address Phil
lips-Judson Excursion. 10 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, or apply to c. j.
Ellis, Agent, Southern Pacific Company,
Sacramento
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The Boston Shoe Co., Cos j street.
sells Ladies' fine ties for 75c, worth
81 so: also Ladies' fine Kid Shoes for
81 %. worth 50 So
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Coal oil, SOC; gasoline, 6Oc can; ev
erything cheap for cash. Beesley
Son, 516 and 51S street.
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Hodson VIII Reopen,

Save your photo coupons for Hodson':
reopening, Sl3 K street.
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Save money by buying your tea and
coffee Of ]. McMorry, 531 NJ.
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For a cool. sharp glass Of steam {
lager, Ell Dorado, S26 j.
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DIED.

Electrical lamps at Scotts. 3O3 ]. I"
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THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE.

FIRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
spect. Ladies' dining-room separate.
Open day and nighl. BUCkMAN d2 CAR
RAGHER, Proprietors No 1919 Second
street. between and *, Sacramento.
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Lothhammer removed to 716 ] ST.
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DON'T MISS OUR GREAT REMOVAL SALE
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24

,ar Rev. F. B. Cherington ..................... on Rev. R. c. oute.......................... ct, Rev J. A. Emery ry.......................... ay Rev. ". H. Moreland. nd....................... 'n. Rev. D. O. Keney..................... an Rev. E. B spaulding. ng........................ Ter Rev. II. Parrish ......:.......,..........-. ert Rev M D. Wilson. ar Rev W. Maxwell Reilly. ts Rev. H. E. Cooke ........................... h. Rev. F. w Fischer. ar Rev. E. Nelander ...................... et Rev. ". B. Anderson. Is- Rev. c. E. Locke. . h. Rev. W. S. Urmy ................. -
 th Rev. II. Pearce .........................-... -
 -st Rev. J. N. Beard ........................... I'd Rev. J. A. B. Wilson. no Rev. D. W. Chilson. n......................... nd Rev. G. ". Beatty. y..........................
 es Rev. J. Stephens ...................... nd Rev. D. James ............................ ell Rev. J. Hemphil ........................... 'e- Rev. R. Mackenzie .......................... nd Rev. H. N. Bevier ........................ ar Rev. F. A. Doane. ............................ Ter Rev. F R. Farrand ........................ ITO Rev. W. E. Dugan. an.......................... nd Rev. A. N. Carson. n......................... o- Rev. S. S. cryor ......-..............,.,.... ite Rev. NJ. M. Gibson. on.......................... m Rev. Dr. stebbins ........................... 5l -------------------- pp Rev. J. A. Wells. ............................
 Rev. E. J. Van Deerlin .................. er Bible and Science and Health.
 James H. Critics ............................. 's0 Rev. c. A. Parkin ........................
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Margaret Moore, owner of a coaI,,o~a ou
 Mlnna street, near Fourth has sued Gnaries D. Allen, Frank Black and Henry Black to recover $1O,O00 damages. The plaintiff alleges that the defendants. to- sether with other persons whose names are unknown to her, formed a conspiracy ana combination for the purpose of main eaIiiiHg a arpltrary rates for the retailing of coal and operated under tha file as coal Dealers Association of California She alleges that this combination entered Into an agreement with the wholesale coal dealers of the city and county of San Francisco' and demanded $500 of her be- lore she would be permitted to conduct her business. By reason of such illegal dcLS Mrs. Moore alleges that she has been qGamaged in the sum of S10,0OO, ana asks Judgment for that arnn11nt
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Alleges a conspiracz.

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WILL OF CHARLOTTE HANsoN
Property Valued at Three-Quarters of Million Bequeathed
 Her Son

The will of Charlotte Hanson was filed for probate yesterday. The estate con sists of property in Redwood City. an in terest in the capital stock of the Tacoma Mill Company and the estate of inc Iata Charles Hanson, which Is valued at over S6O0,V0 The testatrix bequeathes to her sister-tn-law. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Han II. Hanson, her son.
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IDIorning-Divine service at II and sermon by pr. Reilly. Evenlng-Sermon and in- struction.
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SERVICES THIS DAY AT THE CITY CHURCHES

2 First Baptist. Eddy street. near Jones.
 2 German Baptist, Seventeenth and Dolores
 , Emmanuel Baptist. Bartlett street. near } Twenty-third } Hamilton Square Baptist. Post street, near Steiner. } St. Agnes Church. Masonic avenue. between Page and Oak streets. } St Charles Borromeo Eighteenth and Shot
 well streets.
 St. Brendan's Fremont and Harrison streets 5 St. Brigid's Van Ness avenue and Broad way.
 ; Church of Corpus Christi. Alemany and } Croke streets.
 5 St. Charles. Twenty-fourth and shotwell streets. } St. Dominic's. Bush and Steiner streets. St. Francis. Vallejo street and Montgomery 5 All Hailows. Sixteenth avenue and N street.
 2 St Ignatius. Van Ness avenue and Hayes street. 3 St James, Twenty-third and Guerrero
 S St. Josephs. Tenth street. near Howard.
 } St. Mary Cathedral. Van Ness avenue and O'Farrell street.
 S St. Mary's Church. California and Dupont } streets.
 g St. Patrick's Mission street, near Third.
 5 St. Paurs. Twenty-ninth and Church
 ; sts. Peter and Paul. Fibert and Dupont 9 St; Peters. Alabama street. near Twenty ! St. Rose. Brannan street. near Fourth.
 2 Star of the Sea. Seventh avenue and Point Lobos avenue.
 6 St. Teresa's. Tennessee and Butte streets.
 } Our Lady of victoires. Bush street, near Stockton.
 y Camp Merritt. Old Bay District Racetrack
 5 First Christian. Mission and Twelfth
 2 streets ; West Side Christian, Bush street. near
 Devisadero.
 Bethany Congregational. Twenty fifth and Bartlett streets. } Bethlehem Congregational. Vermont and Twenty-fourth streets } Richmond Congregational. Seventh avenue and Clement street
 A p oliyet Congregational. Seventeenth and Noe streets.
 } First Congregational, Post and Mason ; streets.
 Third Congregational. Fifteenth street. near Mission.
 Y. Nj. c. A.. Mason and Ellis streets
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Rev. E. A. Woods. ......................... Rev. II. L. Dietz...................... Rev J. G. Gibson .......................... Rev. ". c. Jenkins. Rev. William P. Kirby ..................... Father p, J. Cummins s................,.... Father Nugent
 Father Cottle .......................... salcslan Fathers ..........................-. Father Cummings ........................... Father J. Plous.. Father Carraher ......................... Father P. A Foley Jesuit Fathers ........................... Father P. Il. Lynch ........................ Father P. scanlan .................. Rev. J. Prendergast V. G................... Paulist Fathers ............................ Father Gray ..........,.................. Father Connolly ............................ Salesian Fathers. .....................
 Father P. S. Casey. .......................... Father Nugent .......................... othS4 Noyic Father Browne ........................... Marist Fathers ............................ Catholic Truth Society ................... Rev. F. 8 Ford. .......................... Rev. " A. Gardner ....................... Rev. w c. Pond. ................... Rev. W. H. Tubb................... Rev. P. Coombe ..................... Rev. H. T. Shepard Rev. G. c. Adams Rev. William Rader ....................... Rev. E. s. Chapman. an.................
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Morning What Is That in Thy Hand?' Evening-"Our Nations Century of Pro- gress. .'
 Morning Sermon by the pastor Evening Song service and prayer.
  Morning service at II o'clock Even ing-Sermon and Bible instruction Morning The Man Under the Juniper free" Evening" Elijah's Subject Les son."
 Morning High mass at 1O:8O o'clock. Even ing-Nespers. sermon and benediction. Morning High mass and sermon at Il o'clock. Evening-Vespers and benedic- ton.
 mass and sermon Evening -Nespers. benedlction and sermon. Morning High mass at 1O:so o'clock Even lng-Vespers and sermon. +Morning-High mass 103o o'clock and ser mon by Rev. Father Cassini Evening o'clock. vespers and benediction. ing-Sermon. vespers and benediction Morning-High mass at 1O:3o o'clock. Even ing-Serinon and vespers. Morning on the Gospel at il: high mass at l0:30. Evening-Vespers. benedic- lipi anu SeIIHpH Morning High mass at 1o:8O o'clock. Even fng-Sermon and vespers. Morning-sermon by Rev. Father Galla- Rher at 10:30. Evening-Lecture by Father Moeller on "The Wisdom of the Cross" Morning Sermon at II o'clock by Father Lynch. Evening-Vespers and benediction. Morning-Hlgh mass at 1o:S0 o'clock ENening-SerInOn and veSperS. IMornlng-Rev C. A. Ramm will preach at Il o'clock EveninE-Nespers and ser mon by Rev J. B. Hannigan. Morning Sermon on the Gospel at II o'clock. Evening-Vespers benediction and sermon
 Morning-Serrnon and high mass at 1o:s0 Eveulng-Sermon on the Gospel. followed by vespers and benediction. Morning Sermon by the pastor at Il o'clock. Eyening-Vespers. Morning High mass at 1O:sO oclock. Even ing-Sermon, vespers and benediction. Morning Sermon on the Gospel of the day. Evening-Vespers and benediction. lMornIng-High mass at 1oSO Afternoon 5 p. m, meeting of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. Morning--sermon by the pastor at high mass. Evening-serrnon and vespers. Morning High mass at 1O:3O o'clock. Even lng-Sermon by the pastor; vespers and benediction. Morning Sermon and high mass at II o'clock. Evening-Vespers, sermon and benedtction. Morning-Military mass at 7:30 o'clock. Evening-Rosary and benedction at 7;30 o'clock.
 Morning Sermon by Chaplain Williams of the Fifty-frst Regiment of Volunteers Evening Sermon by Rev William Hub bell.
 Morning Divine Service at Il O clock. Eyening-Sermon by the pastor. Morning Sermon by Professor c. S. Nash. Evening-There will be no service Morning Strong and of a Good Cour age" Evening Thou Persuadest Me to Be Christian Morning Sermon by Rev ". Frear. Even fng--6aue Morning Sermon by the pastor. Evening Song service and instruction. Morning Thoughts of Heaven" Evening Trusting Wisely Morning" The Passing of Bigotry." Even ing-"The Hero of the War-President p. m.-Address by Dr. Chapman, follow ed by patriotic mass meeting.