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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-17
JUGrGo THE "JAp.7 SENTENCED TO DEATH

shihiok Juggo the japanese sailor who stabbed and
killed fellow countryman at the Japanese sailors
boarding house No. - Jamcs-st. on November 10,
was sentenced yesterday by Judge Brady IN the
Court of oyer and Tcrmner TO death in the week be-
ginning February g. John Il. llcizclman, Jnglgos
counsel raised the objection that death by electricity
would be cruel and inhuman ana III VIOLATION Oh
the Constitution, but the objections were overrued
The following was the form Of Judge Bradys sentence
The sentence Of the Court is that you be executed
according to the law, some day during the week
commencing February 3, 1902 When Juglgo was
asked If he had anything to say he answered through
an internrcer that the man whom he KILLED attacked
him and he killed him in self-defence Juglgo's
counsel secured writ OF habeas corpus ater III inc
cured upon the allegation that the warrant for Ju
gigo'S execution Illegal because IL dld not specify
no ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-17
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany Dec. 16.-In the First Division of the Court Of
Appeals to-day the following causes were argued;
No. 1.-THE People ex rel. Cornell University, appel
iants agt. the Controller, respondent. ,
No 75-Peter Gilen administrator, appellant, agt the
Tucker & Carter COrdage Comapny, respondents
NO 14In the OF the settlement OF the accounts
Of George w. Chauncey, trustee under the Will OF Mary
J., Kirby, deceased. 49,, -. ~,
No 16-John Phelan, appellant sg the Mayor, ETC., Of
New York, respondents. - -. =,
No 1.-THE Church Of st. Monica respondent, agt the
Mayor ETC.. OF New-YOTk, appellants. , .
No. 15-Jacob SchOle, ct al. respondents, agt. the
Mayor ETC.. OF Newly Ork, appellants.
No S33.The Staten island Rapid Transit Railroad
Company respondent, agt the Mayor etc, OF New-hoh'
appellants.
The following argued in the Second Division
OF the court
No. eiO-Andrew Mcclure appellant agt the New
Central and Hudson River Railroad Company, re-
spOndentS. 49, -. ,,,r,,.
No. 0I1-Ellzabeth D. Vail, respondent agt. William
NJ. Reynolds, appellant. ~, c. 5000
No. 642-The Mayor, etc, OF New.York City, respond
the Eighth Avenue Railroad Company, appellant
No 6i3-Sarah Uransky respondent agt the Dry DOCK
Broadway and Battery Railroad Company, appellant
~ Adolph Bernheimer ct al, appellants agt; Lunoh
RndskOn respondents. Motion for relrg uInent
Following the calendars for December IL :: 49,.
First DvisOnNos 129I 49, 30 1873, 142 119, 12i ana
Second DyisiOn-Nos 651 $780, 637 652. CAS-. GA, e49
and 6j3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-17
DEATH OF coyGREssMAN CANNON,s WIFE.

Chicago, Dec. 16 SpeciaD.-NIrs Mary P. Cannon
wife of Congressman J. &. Cannon, found dead
in her bed at the family residence in Danvillc early
this morning The family physician. DIR. Gillctt pro
nounced heart disease the cause of death. She
retired apparently in perfect health last night. She
leaves two daughters, Helen and Mabel. The latter
Is in Chicago visiting friends. Mr. Cannon will arrive
hero ON Wednesday morning and the funeral will
probably be held on Wednesday Thursday. Mrs
cannon fortyeght years OF age. she was married
to Mir Cannon i'm Ohio in 1861 Her maiden
Reed she was well known ana popular Ill
Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-17
Mercurial Rheumatism.

MI j. c. Jones. city marshal Of Fulton. Arkansas
Writes about years ago contracted severe case
~ ROOD poson The leading physicians OF the city were
called In and they prescribed medicine after medicine
which took without afordlng relief also tiled
ereuhal and potash remedies with the same unsuccessful
result hut which brought attack OF msrcuria rheu
unstsni that made my lhe one OF untold agony Aier
sunerng for four years. up all former remedies
ana commenced taking swifrs Specific Is. s. So After
taxing several bottles entirely cured and able 70
,ss,ree work consider Swifrs Specific Is. 5. 81 the
blood pOlkOning to-day the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-17
KICKED TO DEATH BY HIS UNCLE.

Cory, Penn, Dec. 10 (special).-A good deal OF
excitement was caused at Bear Lake. In Warren
County, to-day by an alteration between Frank
Skinner and Orville Chapman, which resulted In the
death of the latter Skinner is forty years old, and
is uncle to Chapman, who was thirty-fvc years
of age. Chapman made affidavit to the commits
sonerS of the county that his grandmother, the
mother Of skinner, in destitute circumstances
and had not sufficient for her support. This
led to a quarrel, in which skinner kicked Chapman.
infiictng fatal injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-17
pUNDS WANTED FOR A SAILORS, REST

The seamen's Christian Association. which conducts
sailors reading room and gospel meetings at Washing.
ton and West Tenth sts., appeals 10 the public for
funds TO carry On its work Daily gospel services are
conducted at the Mission. which is called the Mizpah
Sailors Rest and visits are made 10 and services
held upon vessels While In port. The aggregate at.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-17
BANKING AND Financial.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOB
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK & SONS,
Bankers, % Nassau-st., New-York
THE STATE OF TRADE.

: Baltimore Dec. 6-Cotton quiet; mddlins; 1ois.;
Flour quiet and steady. Whest-Southern active and
nrm Fultz, 73dS3c; Longberry, 7tdeic No. 2 500
SOl2c steamer 76d77c; Western firm and higher; No
winter red spot and December, 73 d73sc January Sic
February, S22dS29ic; March S6l2ds6'ie Corn-South-
ern quiet and steady; white 33d43c yellow. 33diOc;
Western easy mixed spot 4se year SsSgS' Jsag:
April s0la d39?.c. Oats firm Southern and Pennsyl;
yania 2se81c; Western white 29h gale do mixed so
20c graded No. 2 white, 30c. Rye quiet prime 70
choice 57d60c. Hay steady prime to choice timothy.
s13dsl3 So Provisions dull and quiet. Butter oules;
Western packed, 14D6c best roll 1sd20c 3
a28c Eggs steady 2sd24c CoTee firm Rio carsSsss:
refined 14d15c. Whisky unchanged 81 10. Freghts
20 Liverpool steamer steady -four in sacks
21d22c grain per bushel. 5da54d Cork for orders
Is 3D. Receipts-Flour % 900 bbls wheat f3 600 bush
corn, 1901 900 bush oats 3 600 bush rye, 24oo BUSH
1888 900 bush. Saeswheat 21O 900 bush corn $4,000
bush.
Boston, Mass. Dec 1e.-Flour quiet but steady. Oats
nrmer. Other markets unchanged. Recepts-Fl0ur,
5000 bbls and $500 sacks corn 2S 0co bush. oats,
Is, 900 bush; shorts, II tons.
Buffalo, Dec. 16.-Wheat-No. hard frmer; carloads
sold s93. d90c: 1000 bush No. Northern sold early
at Soc close SIC asked No: Northern at s3 ds39c;
grades dull No. red at SIC In store at s5s9
S5cc on track; No. red at 75d76c extra No rd at
s1ds3c No. l white Michigan at sec No white %
zoe asked Corn aTSt So yellow az tos 3a No. ye
36ha37tc; No. 4. 35c no grade, 3Sc. Oats firm ant
unchanged Barley in fair demand and feeling rrmef:
No l Canada, 6id6Gc: No. Canada: $4,000 Noi3
extra 53d5jc. Rye dull and nominal Flour steady,
Corn, $500 bush: oats 5000 bush. shipments-Four'
Chicago, Dec. 16-The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-17
OCEAN FREIGHTs-A small movement In all dlrec.

OCEAN FREIGHTS-A small movement In all dlrec
,,ons nut 40 radical changes though the market l. easy
one To Liverpool 81 900 bushels grain, 4Sd 5000
bushels oats 81 Cd Glasgow, 600 bushels oats B.
iOiad IEtlsh ship Warsaw hence 70 London $500 bbls
rcancd ~ the bark Chalnce has been sold private
terms 30 900 bushels 70 the Mediterranean, pr
vatc trns brig Marine, Port Midway 10 Grenada
lumbr reported at s so aud port charge, schooner H. A.
G. Hartley Darien 70 New.fork lumber 81 90 schooner
a. D. Crosby Philadelphia 70 Havana sooperage, $500
Enie j. Simnonds Dalen 10 1h0maston lumber
81 rs brig Odorlla Philadelphia 70 Havana coal ~ IS
sooner Bessie H. Rose. Mobile 70 Boston, resawn lumber
- so British bark Venezuela. St John ~ west OF
England deals 57s Cd II Cardiff SOS British bark Ian
Jore. thence 10 Cardiff, or Newport, Sos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-17
inherited Scrofllla.

svfps Specific g. S. s. cured little boy OF hered
,,ayy serofua, which broke all his face. For
wear he had suffered and had given UP all hope Of his
recovery when length induced to use s. 5. s.
After using few bottles he entirely cured No:
symptom now remains OF the disease. This was three
Years ago Mss. II. L. MATHER, Matherve Mass.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT sPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, Ca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-17
TO MAKE ELEVATED ROAD ADVERTISEMENTS.

Judge Andrews in the Supreme Court, Chambers,
yesterday appointed William " Armstrong, Edward
v. Loew and Christopher c. Baldwin, commissioners
10 apprase the value of 1O1 pieces of property, the
easements Of which the Elevated Railroad Company
wants TO secure. The commission with the exception
Of Mr. Baldwin, is composed of the same who
appointed by Judge Andrews on a former petition
Mr.. Baldwin takes the place Of George W. LYON. the
Surveyor Of the Port EXJudge Leo c. Dessar repre-
scnfs the owners OF the 101 pieces of property i'm
"mestion and he was satisfied TO have the eases 90
before a commission, and he was also satisfied with
Inc makeup Of the old commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-17

paid the principal on the mortgage in small amounts
before it was due, to James E. Bedell, the iorscr'
who was employed in the Office of Shipman, barrow
I arocone A. Choate Judge Patterson decided yes
terday that Bedcll had '.thorty TO receive pay
ments on the principal of the mortgage, ana coils
se0uently ThurstOn will have TO pay the money o'er
again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-17

Refined oil unchanged at 80 cents per gallon
in barrels and 10 cents In
Foreign quotatOns-Antwerp, II $50 II l = francs
Bremen, Z 80 marks; London, u j-l60 IL pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-17

tendance at the Rest during the first year was 6495
Contributions should be sent to the treasurer VAIN
wright iIarViie No. A. Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-17
WHEAT NO. 2.

<s
Opening Hghest Lowest. COs,s.
5 Rs$ .::::: Sc S: & Il
CORN NO. Q
R R s$:s1s G.; g: Is &C. Ct: 4:
j RssSmser ...:::: s sSS'', a0' 2o' ::SSss
MESS PORK. PER BBL.
Sf?;f'' ::.. Ss5 $ Ss5 &c $$
LARD. PER 100 LBS.
; $s:sS =: s$S $ sSS' ss$;e e: e,
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 LBS
H;;5S :: IS s.; s. :SS;;5 IS Is
NO. cs's p anS'a sSs Es? g. iS sSas wses
2vq red a5 l9e No. So bs GGcT 5saScc N 60 TX seed
prime timothy seed q Sods q Ones mess pork g H.
s So. .sT z "a iEs lSG q !: s%:s
m short Ssh shear GOODS S p SCHe eao S OGa o. u
loaf sdsisc granuated, 7se standard a. SSss,,u.o,
Flour barrels 17ooo ICY
Wheat bushels 90 30 Gee oi;@i
oats, bushels coo lOlocoo
R RSSio1 bu1 S"isc; 1890 Gee 1900
on the Produce Exehanys to-day the butter market "''
Cincinnati Dec 1GvFloar dull family g 30 SSass I'd
Corn dull and weaker No. mixed &c; new new. SS az.
P Poi steady 80 Is sGa@ S So fair
Bulk meats quiet short rib. - s7s Fac 9n 1919
SGsf Goods on SS basis o
ry so@S Sugar ehS S,@ d hairy a 1Sse scs %
54q0c Eggs steady; 1sdlec Cheese steady prime
Philadelphia, Dec. 1e-Fcur steady; Western, ana
Pennya1i@ super g SCas2 g? do Dc eA STSs,S I;
S No. wter family 70 90 9Sgs pc ST r
process. Sass 2S Western winter clear stGSt v 40;
Minnesota Clear - 5cG$i do straight 9 25ss' . s e
st ns 81 G 5SosS S Sys sS oa s%Sd 81
100 N for new wheat-Adyanced ta59 NO gade gSs
S9c rejected fair gs 70 sOO s@ose u%@sd
grain depot s2dse fancy lengeery IN gr ds'
February s2assSe March siastsc c Ora ' %iSe
6ST t SSsr az Port TT R Ren e s
sse grain depot s.SSs NEW %xss ' oo ySTh penn
?sst Rsse% March $3.50 $780,,
stS noSerss and prices OF CARROTS steady Local y
demand light No. a mixed aus as but ad S Wit.
bsSmSc s.au rrcvsca dull and
s Reef ey family sSss so DO pssks sS 30 s. new
BEET S,Im sa% mess. sis ssS SSf isn
sll a Rams 81 smoked iohai2e do p cured moki
ssic '$ss ss' n'S SFT sa .' rS e
do smoked se sh Sss pickle pickle 9e Do break
DO do s, .SSkes sseS dressed hogs tssc Ls sU 0a
a., .esned %, d7e do western, 20 81 s1so ~
Guy r ,n.e &C. Butter dull and weak penns''Esss
ers extra 2ed27c do prnts Do ssse cheese
srtam.r and dull; Pennsylvanis nrsts &c. s,rsr-
.,ssdy; part skins 7dse full skins zee SSeansysns
eegrs Feed dull; winter bran. si2 ooass 81 y,. TSoc
1ss,rcenm steady: 70 derrees Abel tst IN psh corn,
,r,oen,nts-Flonr O.00o hbs wheat o.,v ,Vneat 100
90 600 bush oats 1900 bush. shlm .s
s1sh, corn 900 hush oats. yocc pnsh., WHEAT
81 Louis Dec i6.Flour quiet ana s'ss Sa points the
,Ssr the influence OF improvements a. IN session bus
market strong advanced se ss and the close was
s"s below saturday; No 2 red CASH u'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-17
o.xtNc. orr HIS MORTGAGE TWICE

PAYING OFF HIS MORTGAGE TWICE.
John Z. schermerhom brought suit against
franklin NJ Thurston before Judge Patterson in the
ero,oe Court TO foreclose a mortgage for $l7 900
on some property IN MadisOn-ave Thurston had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-17

on hand........ 1o.s7o,ss2 1oooi.25s Dec. sssa
Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
ing certacatess22o $40 $40 s21s es o7s Dec se1,sn.
Deposits In bks 3o,T7e42 Ss749,5i4 Dec. ~
Net cash oe7 2l2 s257 $50 500 Dec o. 5ss -;
The foreign exchanges were dull and finn. And
both features Of the market were due 10 the fset
that there is no fast mail before Wednesday To
morrow actual rates may be something more than
nominal. The quotations were for actual busines.
as follows: Bankers bills at "a 50 IL ana
81 "a Ia for long and short sterling respectively:
French francs at 5.23 Is and $50 SO: reich
marks at "a IA and 95, and guilders at 80 "a
and 40
In London British consols declined l-s TO OF ola
for money and IA to o. ll-l5 for the account.
balance In the outside market money was
shade easier at Ia TO l2 per cent for dis
count Of bankers bills. Bar silver UNCHANGED
vanced until thF final dealings, when part .,
the improvement lost. Disappointment thai
the home market did not respond more fully 10
the early advance was suihclent cause Of the
closed at $40, eX interest, for the account.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
:; l.: !s,E:; !siH;: a
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
S$%,;; !: &C. e
ST. LOUIS, ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE.
Branch LinesD
S$%s;; s.! II 81
SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
S$%1;; E + s.. T''si
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND ST. LOUIS
Month Of November. sos .oo, ,zo .,..
Gross earnings. &2oo,b2o $2ol.olO 1903 go
Operating expenses. 1870 1878 i755Ot
Net earnings. siOo,oo5 slo7,ss7 siis,asi
Cross Say Sov sIs2s1ss sia5olas si5ass,
Operating expenses 'Zo-o- fo''4o' 9o2oSS
Net earnings for i've 100000
months ToSJ'oof F'o-'"'V eo-o'Ut
UNION PACIFIC.
Whole System
Month OF Oct 1888 1880. Differences
Gross earnings SfOl1 $50 SZtOfI0 Inc S232,79
Operating expenses 2,zJ2'fz Z5Jl'V'c Inc 5o,37
Net earnings. si,72i o43 s1s7o.S77 Inc si54,isi
crcss 222 4o7 ss2 $40 Inc s2O91n
Operating Expenses 20 1861 i9as5'5O3 Dec. i9so5
Net for 10 months OBS $50 s124lsOi5 Inc sO719s
Including in the above are the earnings Of the
OREGON SHORT LINE AND UTAH NORTHERN.
Month Of October
G Operating sss n ns sS
Net for 10 Months 193Go3i 2,iis,9Oi Inc $3.50
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. Dec. 1e, p. m.-COnsOls, 81 oI6 tor Money
Erie 2sI2 Mexican ordinary, 3oh 81. PAIL common,
rs. Nev.York Central III Read,g. 20ii MsSieaa
cent Paris adytces quote per cent rentes az - fass
20 cenmes for the account. The amount on bullion wh
drawn from the Bank Of England on balance to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-17

figures Of the last previous statement as follows,
Dec. u. Dec. 1s. Direrep..'
Net gold hdS1SS 100, sol S1S7 2737 f3 Dec al 9 g
Net legatenders $50"
on hand. ....... 1o.s79.3s2 1oo6i 25s Dec SKI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-17
ANOTHER DULL DAY.
THE STOCK MARKET LISILESS.
A FINAL RALLY, HOWEVER, BRINGS AID
VANCESJ
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

SAILS AT THE STOCK EXCMANGE-DEcEMBER 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-17

Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
over outstand.
ing certicatess22o $40 sofs ss o7s Dec q 1,sa
Deposits In b'ks 39,217,642 3s749544 Dec. las ~
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-29


The appointment of Robt t. Lincoln
&c be Minister to England will be approved
BY the Judgment of the American people.
Nj Lincoln does not owe his selection to
the important post because Of the eminence
Of the name of his father, though the
Nation does we'll 10 confer honors upon the
families Of its heroes; but he is safe and
a capable man, and his experience in the
Cabinet, added TO his general knowledge of
State affairs, equips him in large sense
for his new post. Having the general
CAPACITY to discharge the functions of the
ofiee, he is fortified by naturally cautious
disposition and q conservative American
ism, and he will therefore represent us at
the English Court with dignity and honor.
He has mad good legal training, is of
acknowledged business capacity, and has
the personal bearing and social qualities that
should distinguish diplomat. He had
Collegiate education, is refined in manner
OF scholarly tastes, and is conceded to be
an excellent JUDGE of men. Such repre-
sentative of the United States can scarcely
fail of success in England.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-29
THE ABLE CASE.
The Jury Return n Verdict of Not Guilty
A Witness Fined

A Witness Fined.
The case of the People against Charles
Able, an ex-po.iceman of this city, charged
with the crime of grand larceny, came up
in the Superior Court yesterday before
Judge Armstrong The prosecuting wit
ness was James VOORHEES,, and he based his
charge as follows: One night in Sep;em-
Der last, while Able was taking him from
the Police-staiion in hack 10 his home,
the officer robbed him of $50 on the way,
the prosecuting witness being drunk at the
lime. The following jurors were selected
10 try the case: Henry Dehn, E. H.
Rboads, Thos Ssyies a. Giles, ID. H. Clip
pinger, Carter Jackson. J. J. Horton, J. w.
kigore. H. Boyle, Geo. S. Stiilson, 2. S.
Brown and Frank Wickwire.
On behalf of the prosecution VIM Knott,
Chas. Rowland, Jas. VOORHEES,, VIM. Nc
Lauehlin, w. o. Bowers and ]. H. Smith
were sworn.
The defendant, James Parsons, Mr..
Rosenfeld. and D. J. Long testified for the
other side. The testimony of the latter
three went to prove the reputation of the
defendant for honesty. Able made q state
ment 10 the effect that while on his beat
near Tenth and X streets he noticed man
lying on the steps of Turner Hail. He
struck a match, looked at the man and
found that he knew him. Officer Knott,
special. was with him at the time. and be
instructed the officer to take VOORHEES, TO
the S;ation-house until he would sober up
and then he Able would take the man
home. There was about $50 on the mans
person and when Able came down to the
Police station that night to take the man
home. he got hack, gave VOORHEES, the
money. and rode out to Thirteenth and o
streets with him. VOORHEES, istill drunk J
said he lived at Thirteenth and @ streets,
and the hack was driven there, the man
put out and left to go home. After becom-
ing sober he found that all his money was
gone. and he Immediately suspected the
officer.
After both sides had rested the Judge
read his instructions to the jury and they
retired. In about ten minutes they re-
turned and rendered verdict of not
guilty.
A HEAVY FINE.
When il became time for j. H. Smith, one
of the witnesses subp@ned. to testify, he was
found to be absent. and an adjournment
was taken until 8 O'Clock in order to have
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-29

PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR
i tiers Department of Arizona, Office Chief
Commissary of Subsistence, Los Angeles, Cal.
March 10, loe9.-Seaed proposals, in triplicate
subject to the usual conditions, will be received
at this Office ana at the Offices of the Acting
Commissaries of Subsistence at the following
named posts until i o'clock noon, "Wednesday
April II, 1889, and then opened in presence Of
bidders, for furnishing the following flour, de-
livered in double sacks lone cotton and one
gunny or burlap), viz: Fort Apache, A. T.,
900 lbs; Fort Grant, A. T.. 81 900 lbs; Fort
Huachuca, A. T., 81, go lbs; Fort Lowell A. T.,
$4,000 lbs; Fort Mojave, A. T., 5000 lbs: San
Carlos, A. T., $1,000 lbs; Fort Verde, A T., 49,
O. lbs; Whipple Barracks, A T., Z 600 lbs; San
Diego Barracks, Cal, 5000 lbs, Fort Wingate,
n. NJ, $1,000 lbs. Proposals for furnishing flour
made liz Arizona, and from Arizona wheat only
Offices of the Acting Commissaries of the posts
in Arizona also proposals for furnishing the
above quantity $4,000 lbs) of hsur, delivered
III double sacks free on board tie cars at Los
Angelo: Cal, or at any station on the Southern
Pacific Railroad in California, will be received
and opened al the same time at this Office only
Preference Will be given TO articles of domestic
production or manufacture, conditions of quail
ltv and price being equal. Envelopes contain
ing proposals for delivery at Los Angeles and
other places in California, should be properly
marked and addressed to the under signed
Those for Arizona -four should be marked and
addressed TO this Office OF 10 the Acting Com
missaries ofthe posts bid for. The Government
reserves the right to reject any or ali proposals
Full information will pe furnished on ap2lica-
ton 10 this office. W. A ELDERKIN. Captain
and C. s., c. s. Army, Chic! G. s.
mr.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-29

PROFESSOR YouMANs, in his latest edi-
torial expression in the Popular Science
Moaasly, says that no fact is more notice..
bic in every day life than the inability Of
many persons to do their own thinking.
This is true; and it is also true that it is
weakness that is rapidly increasing. Ii
is unquestionably due largely 10 the
Esprit of rush " that aiilicts the age. We
do not take time, from the crash and haste
OF the day, to think, and hence lose the
habit of thought Professor Youmans
charges it to the system of education we
foster which does not enough deal with the
relations of things. That is to say, we
deal with facts to too great exclusion of
their reasons, and by completely satisfying
the curiosity do not invite the pupil to
think out solutions for himself
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-29
4 sERiOus BLUNDER.
A Lady Nearly Frustrated by 4 Fat
ent Medicine.

A lady weil-snown in the Western Addition
has been a great sufferer for years with in
digestion and dyspepsia Struck with the
testimonials praising Joys Vegetable sarsa-
pariIla, she sent for bottle. The druggist,
not having It, talked them into taxing another
sarsapariila. Asthe leading sarsaparillas use
mineral blood purifiers, the effect OF the
emptying of iodide of potash into stomach
already distressingly delicate was disastrous,
almost prostrating her before the mistake was
rectifed. She then called upon Mrs. Fowler,
OF Sg Ellis street, whose name was among
those cured by Joys Vegetable sarsaparilla.
Mrs. Fowler said twas true that it had cured
her. Again reassured, the vegetable COM
pound was sent for aad gotten. The gentle
action of its vegetable stimulants upon the
liver, kidneys and digestive organs, and its
warm stomach tonics, were the very things
needed, and she began improving and was
her old self within fortnight This sounds
Ike fiction, but the names can be given If
necessary.-Sar Francisco Examiner.