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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10

--Thelargeseourang-ou shut in Bor-
neo stood feet 10 inches high. The asss
asP u ABOUT fsss 9 inches,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-11-29
An Unparalleled suicide.


It remained for a Yankee boy in Con-
necticut to devise method for ending
his life, which has in all probability
never had . parallel
Reproved or punished for some trifing
ofense he went to his fathers barn and
spent three days in rigging up guillo-
tine, with which he successfully be-
headed himself Between pair of
grooved uprights he fixed butchers
cleaver sharpened to a razo..ike edge.
This he weighted on top with box Of
scrap iron and stone weighing 200
pounds. From the top Of the uprights
to the bottom the distance was five feet.
and the cleaver was held in position at
the top by rope reefed through pull
ley and held by wooden level four feet
in length.
On the end of this lever he hung tin
pail, in the bottom of which small hole
had first been bored. The pail was filed
with water, which slowly dripped
through the hole in the bottom. After
these arrangements had been completed
the lad placed his neck between the up.
rights directly in line with the cleaver.
When the water in the pail had nearly,
all escaped the lever flew up. the rope
was released and the sharpened blade
fell like flash. The head Of the suicide
was cut OF clear and clean. New York
Press
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-11-29

He reeled backward in the dense dark
ness, clutching the letter How he found
his way out of the vault he never after
ward remembered. Everything seemed
to him blank until he found himself
on the grounds of his own estate, with
well known trees and paths cleaning all
about him, and the tacit, inscrutable
stars glittering down upon him from the
mighty conclave of the midnight heaven
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-11-29
LYON COUNTY TIMES.
JOB DEPARTMENT.
The most complete country Job Office n
the State.
All Kinds or work done with Neat
ness and Dispatch.
AT
PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
beyond the grave

vengeance beyond the grave"
Perhaps he did," answered Brenda;
Il don't deny it. I'm not attempting to
explain any deep spiritual truth; I'm
only seeking to account for material
facts. The last-who knows?-may often
be but the blind. obedient servants Of
the first"
81 dare say that is true," returned
Gerald, musingly. But for many years
afterward he adhered to his own private
opinions, nevertheless.
THE END.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-11-29
CHAPTER v.

Brenda wondered for three or four
hours the next morning why Gerald did
not keep his promise and appear. Ma
talie passed her once or twice in the
halls with pale, supercilious face
Repeatedly Brenda went ont on the
piazza and looked with longing eyes
toward Gerald's home. whose roofs were
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-11-29
A WEAK MAN

Can now cure himself OF the deplorable results
of early abuse and perfectly restore his
visor and vitality by the Great Australian
Remedy. The remarkable cures OF hope
less cases of Nervous Debility and E'rt-
waite Complaints are everywhere stamping
cut quackery. The medicine. physicians
gift to suffering humanity, will be sent free
to those afflicted. Address,
DIR. NJ. II. TAYLOR.
500 Market Street. San Francisco. Cs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
For Both Sexcs-City.


METEOIOIITt* CGNSrEVATOIY
Pest pri,n:, iu.:r', IN all branches. aiso ~
ROUNDS pup, VIII superior ad, anrag, In CI.. Woit.
Lectures Concert, and the Language. Rcnnrd boa dlng
pii, lcgrs for lady prpl, DIG.c, Bnc.. aud Albert
I:oss Pag,"n, lradn% d'La tnrnt. Oi.rn. September
IL. Pupil received at any TIM. H,oH ..r. .r',.
IOAND - EAST Ii1H.ST NIw.YoEk
A -rEIyAr!. AEI CLASSES non iora.n-. .,on
n. II ir; o. y -. 4,i'rt'.n u; .l'" '.3 a.!
GriwDt stud" ~ Last l"t.-'l. HoHlEi J. ElOp'-
',JDb.
u im'i.t Urinary DEPARTMENT, - ~, |.ri III,
Large pynhesi,m. E"Iab> SrIta brr - IT. NJ If.
G. HY"HIr irrrd Ma-t|.- ~ NJ 3;i!. s az.
HnIInEIH', HoME HoAKDIN'.~, iI,ui. oa!
" Ricg". VI dtlcs"N COUNTY Arw.J' ray established
ls,1 ;I"o pr f'ni. Mia toH"NiK ITn' lph
lrEENCI and GILMAN CLASSES Tor ,IIII.nITN
Thc>. ,ias,.s under special II PROT ) II
Stern. tiruiaI 10, i'qn'>.. stem = hupl 81
ngpa"r, 81 y. tr,. .? at tIth,t N.s .Ynfh and
IL M"rt'Pn"> lh""kyn.
ID EfECY's StHOOi. OF MODERN IAS,:rAGES
NATURAL METHOD CoNvEKNkrIpS
80 WEST 4"Dsr.. on OSiTr: BRYANTPAEK
II, III: BEEI.i!I = liooi or L>H,.i ACES 40 |
i West @,,n-,t pshthr, Bp.t"n. ph.ia. Wa-Einr,on
-A.-THE BrOOhI.lH HEIGHTS hrM:NA,Y
"A. Iiolriu. and >rnn,! 70. tan. sou N an Oir,
srpt. 20 Addrss, for cir uar, 1885, 10 MOntaIuc.,t
RoYs' EoAKDIXG AID pay scliooI-,oth year.
Branches Al Paris and Cobutg (paAonyJ.
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Hobokcn.
G rrvENs SCHOOL.
Nnr .c.nrM1C DEPARTMENT OF THE STEVENS
INSTITUTE: OF TECHNOLOGY.
,,, g, b.tw., n 18th and 9Th sts. Hoboken. NJ j.,
uLOPENS SEPT IL 1890
Examinations admission on the 18th and 10Th OF
September.
GUY, cOr-pci-S OF SIU DIES PREPARATORY TO
rotrrtLS AID SCHOOLS OF SCIENCE
pprp,EATuRY CLASS. so PER ANNCM.
All OTHER GLASSES. $50 PER ASNCM
.rnoso ,oru., include al the studies.
For catalogue app. 10 the Lioririsu % o'e''h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
Mem Civilizations.


THE TRIBUNE MONTHLY
sErTEMBER 1890.
NOW READY.
A SUMNER AT CHAUTACQCA.
A COMPLETE HISTORY OF TIE MOVEMENT.
THE ASSEMBLY AND ITS PEOPLE.
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS.
l. Founders OF Chautauqua.
@ TIE College Course
T. Tho Hail II Philosophy.
4. Women Of Chautauqua.
&. University Extension.
g. The Literary and Scientific Circle.
T. ChautauQua's Many Sides.
THE SEASON OF 1890.
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS.
Rsports OF tho daily and entertainments per.
tonal gossip lists OF visitors etc.
THE ASSEMBLY GROUNDS.
WITH NAP AND ILLUSTRATIONS
complec guide to all bndine. directory Of ocers and
departments. Chau,auqua Wit and hunOr.
Is CENTS a COPY.
THE TRIBUNE. NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
Eeaal 4 otices.

CUPREME COURT OF TIE STATE OP
- NEW.YORK CITY and County Of Now. iorn.-Chars.
l.oyoe Plaintiff against Louis Horst"r. defendant sun
mon-. Trial desired to be- had la the City and County d
NewYOrk.
To the above named Defendant
You are hereby summoned TO answer tho complaint 4.
thi. action, aud to copy Of your answer ~
Plaintiffs Attorneys within twchtN days 1tf the service
az hi. snnmofs cAc.I-lN" o! d." day 81 "rvce and IL
cas-. your appIt. answer judgment will h
krn against You by diault FOR the relief demand II
tn" complaint. 1
Da,cd New. YORK, S'Ir'InLcr ID 1890.
SUAFFEE Y 81 ET, plaintiffs Attomev,
Oa'c" and po.oaicc Adfr s. NO 90 Na>,aps.. NewYes
CRY. y. Y.
To LGp- IIoi ,.nr. the D. :, nd,n above named.
Tho foregoing = ry'd BY puhiie>-
20 IT Edward Patterson Jud,.
n, IN eIr,e cont Il mo State ~ NowYorX d1,sd ~
G,,i ~, Il S,l'mbr $50 and that day III d with h.
COMPLAINT IN tn, ono" ~ the tIk ~ the Ci.y and ounty
~ Nv. York H. o.lc" the County tOvr, House
Ia" N'' SirHTTER { BrHT. Plan'ir's ATTORNEYS.
30 Nl~-ti.-t.. N,W.Y'rH CIV y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
Musical Instruction.

~ .r,o rvcTUi' CtIUNS- catalogues rail"d fllI
",ar:i,ui.r-. Iii!.s t.uch' Irisat.h orchr@ r.
a. ~. Lario. EDWARD DOhSON. Tea hihg al
tr lrsd.nc ac'r,-cs. las I;rold"ay. near +oh''''
AyJo rI"Sy ,, i;0: I,'ar; "r no
- ,,r .ar 32ds, Branch Once. 80 West lo5sA''t
,,or A. CVr.ri III. - r..,o. =,
MISS MARIE g L'kSt H. OF vienna ito,'S ~ ~, -.
a. MUM, fer mum - ot yl!- la. h,h ia VI"
rh..t f,vo, WITH ne tn?op,a On a:t New lork pu'ro
1t .,n,.r and 'earn"r. Wi. rc"vr, on proper ,i'ro
Sasc;,ou a Iir,t.,i nun''r {" puplls In The AIRY va
t...urtnn vi, % iyh N W.vnt, hST,1 aa 800 ra
90 n,ori Apply 20 - 30 !. II. Mt!"s. ,,
II. II ,fT g. II'KS' II l5S W"at ioth-st. N""-f orH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07


LAW SCHOOL.
JOHN HALL D. D, IL D.. Chancellor -
HENRY VI MAc RACKlN u D., Lii D.. Ni'c-t nnceIlof
DAVID Il. JAOi!.> LII. D. Dean OF l.ar lHoulty
The tn second session ,"San Oct !. 1890. ana ends
The course (, designed give tn" student
for the examinations required Tor
adu The Iiar.
omrcteut knGw!.d.c o: SUBSTANTIVE sw and OF p'caA'
ms ~ d'.l,c aud pra t!c" -.
cou.>" Il t"o ANIMAL session. and tot rreh wrtth as
well oral examinations !rqilred ot Icet"" an
allowance Cd. hot mole thar on" y'di - made 'o previous
tt'dv 49, wh"!".
Prov on has been male lm:t'd number Il scho!ar
sh 500 each. AWARDED at III" end 81 tc junior
:, mTDtIE OF SriClAL Class LECT'KrS lso3i
MILAN ALLEN 81 1i!K ILL., H.. Admiralty and
Martin. Law. Juri.G ct,on I'D rra tic".
HuHiiii,S F. M.tifHN J. =: ~ ~, ina Law.
I I.l'!iN> HnAlNEEp Esq. lnt"rnlti nal Law
y. y ELptlELp. Esq. E"-r'i''' on T'-'anen'aT
Hon Hy ii: :. ISAACs. r>,nhs.on OF T!''"s to E"a!
l-','"
S,'trn's inter
-" Prof =. TrSSrLL
rqri,n'i" HrHGinC 10 rro'dv'H Nev.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07

,uur MISSES ELTs
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
,.o AND 14e COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. DRooKLYH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07

Jrsirncilon

Brooklyn.
,. =, ~ crEENI. 100 Lat1vr'tnav PRIVATE
~ r ~ Tor rUllccc examinations. Has had long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
Jnsirutfion

For BOYS and Young Mcn-City.
", c pI>KE A. NJ 1863 Wet 3othst- prepares pri.
w I,,ry Tor COLI Or bi,nf>. Thirteenth year Cir.
o,,,,r ma ret.rcncr Tutors sent to homes
VIi EST End SCHOOL. l3 wcst 1lt -, olehs p. oU:
w rol,riatc school for hoys: iniittry dr!H new
gymnasium CHiHii''' D0'' " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
Gc!p U)dntc>

~ ,\rTp H,liallr l"'s"n =" ttN' we - =, rs.
w vn o., n. - NJ h'>t -',liis h'i > 90 - =, -
H. >ll> g.. -. ih'- a. - .'N vt.>T IA, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
LLOYD SIS. co.

N SWOET KOlTL Up LONDON;
SEW.YOi:K >Or lIIAHPiOT AND BREMEN.
ssean.r, a. tryWp ,pirI foI;r -, * bbiob"Aen.
Avor y:t o.. : ! .. N. >ai.. W. OK. Is. 80
ID, o., II. .. l.. in-- -. p'i. - ? a Z.
f., .'.a. 80 aai .pward b'r, a'co-c'nc % loo.
to- s., NJ atm. 30 t";'.. >,"'rl!" AZ 0wN
r..es OELEi, 10 & co. ~. B,wllng Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
ElllGll VALLEY E\lLKOAD.

I EulGll \Al.LEN RAILROAD.
rA>>E>rrE TRAINS .r.A" foot Of Cot md; aid
- t., ,.;;% and pi;"'',i.r po";' uuo,o
i %! E E@,% >S s.; s. o,,
, II ~ ff l. ,d r Il J""e' ." aud IN" Pm - 'o'"~
ri, :" r. Tr "..H o' on d ,!"F Z" - - non,s
cAs s'CS n @ t?' ' aa ran s tSi
''0' 30 N 10. rou-.t" Mag.n cnsn. id ntr'cdiA:s
po.t;o Chair ar s Mf'LH """@ ,.s mint,
co.naS ct to EraI'". AZ m,rr't.g' .... nYnN
and H. %. .f ' T"aaa r (: "' sa,a '.a
FA: l a tsi a al ,o h., .a a,;on co.. %
'e''"' SUNDAY TRAINS
points end il - H. Tor shca"dah ed m"r%,.i. .:s
p. ~. Tor Genr,s l. on. Erara. Eo h,.t-r. uurao
and tie Yves: rulrAA ,'c.cr to L,on, a"d Suspension
General Eas,rn Oni . oa5 broadway
VVL>T snOKl RAILROAD, ~ \; {. &
from s'1s0 y s :. and s.ss
s! lsa. = 40 sai E 3 nj o."q - = ,n n" ,ts Is
Af ta xxi .a S'-'aa 10 = = 4. m Z a:
-. p w. ~ 'i,, ai >'Cn, !. 80 : +. . s: g.
eii g. m,.... ~ - : = + ~ 'isn,,on,.
W !, al o. "a /, :, go 8, . - - 90
~ !, III ~ = 49, ,i"''"ai a'd 'r,d, 4 l., NJ.
i. I' rrr,ot tn"e. I'D >' r~a. " III q, Mro 1
40 no. 70 % ,. I,;.y ~ + M. ,;a,,o@.
day ~ omf ,,la; aH, r,r, >ua.sy" T iaI |,csss:.
,%ta' uv aiF o : rd 81; W Or y
fulrn,,, Airy "ni-, "' = ia''o";,' N"~lO!k G,,y:
r.o. 81 WIS. o5t ST. and Vs.. shore station Too. Il
W.; and t, o, 1sy Sers T.
New.Y0rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
Ocean Steamers.
4 CHARMING AUTI MN TRIP.
~ lax. the
RED CROSS LINE STEAMERS

A CHARMING AUTUMN TRIP.
~ RED Gross I'm inf STEAMERS
HALIFAX. =. S.. and 81, JOHNS and pILLEYp
ISLAND, y. r.
TIE LAHD or o oi ~ 81 "a 80 "a. -
Eu''pr ii.ag;t by day. Int tn o:.n Lon: /, and
Vi.yaid. and NautucA"t So'nd-. I'm" yi"S Of Nov,
S'oi al l"ld rugged N"w."rrGanG r.a.t> AbvnGaaeS
q ,h!n. al and tota. hang" - az ana ,c"ae.
itir Iir-t tab!, IN .gnc meal and state .ra;
Haitian SO :, john- s3i pm. Island $40
BOWRINi & ARCHIBALD. 10 broadway.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOf. QUEEN >TOwN AND LIVERPOOL.
POYAL AND UNITED STATE NAIL 5TEAMEA
= ! y n. !.ii.' y . II .
'r'Ii.o, Oct II. a. .l'r.l Nov: r, q.
MA NE . o.. %. n Er tame NO. =" 10 g. an
.l....',.o :; - 3 4 NJ. 'Nat"-,.c Noy. o.. a q
,r,r Wh.te s:ar DocH. TO. u We, lost.
So,o 'L,>, Steamers Sa'ooi so
ard uIward. o'i.,e 70 -',aa~r ard !9.,' Z tcrA
l. rul. 81 Cor pany'- h'c NJ. II Broadway.
N.w.YorA. Ph.lsd !. h.a cGc', 80 TX, Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
Two THE CREDITORS Of the E>;ate q

L Eu.I- r. Bush. d'"s- :;
/ @N'u fl'i f. linH' l'sii'c nt"nc8
ap,y L. IT,, >fsu.a'., court - King, 6IHtY ,r lctpn
~ AGini-'rI' upon tn" stan" ~ Ruins Bush d.
ceased lat II he Nv - br 0kyn. IN the County
Kings in i-~,i,d 10 h'r-'H ahd o. :" ih' J. Bush nd
lr,in: T. pu-h and ni tho piTtr ~ m" bind r"quih1
b. given roun shall no. '\''ri I'VE" u amount
claims - CREDITORS agtn,t n" -iif "'a'" pos"n,"d
the Surrogate pr-uast fni- Lo.ir" IN a"'0'flnn VIII
IL. provision, srton 2.C11 Of the od' - t:' Pm.
cetTr".
N crG,oi- - 'to aid "-,', AZ" not!h.d - pr".ens
c."r "a 10 ~ SiIfoIi'" q! klrs ppty on or bHoN
L." tVou'y..rN '.'h %, ., october l-Fl
Dl, I:rp,h.yn. sept ,nhor 2tth, ls"
SARAH Il. tSH, Petitioner.
VtX rrGtT prNsL0w
attorney for l'-' 'ion"r
W. aY.~. Now YORK CIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
Gum Gtl)ools.

T. UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEw.YORK.
LAW SCHOOL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
A NCHOR LINE Us. MAI. Steamships

"A - IL y. r.. foot 0. Leroy -
HLw.YoEK AID LiyEi!PouL. Ma oCEESsTowS.
= - 81 ROME -. a.. 90; - a.
&Ew'YoRK ASD o:L>s',o%' VA L1NboSbEREY.
asia Oct; %. 3 I. "a t41t N'I s. =
a, $40 ,,fi .,t-- "a. Ste rage. SO
Wi.DirFR.ANEAN SIREIt r
* rf;rrN;f " IN. DAY De.'r -. !.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-05

freight department testified to receiving the
boxes [of books] from Hagenbaugh, ad-
dressed 10 Sherwood, Mich.
After some further coToborative testi-
moDy had been taken, Judge Buckley held
Hagenbaugh to answer before the Superior
Court, with bail fixed at 81 500.
The books recovered belonging to the
City Free Library are yet in the hands of
the Sheriff. Hagenbaugh shipped couple
of boxes of books on the 29lh of November
last to his father in Michigan, and yester-
day he wrote letter to the latter asking
him TO return all the volumes in his posses
sion sent from here. These include five
volumes of wit and Humor," belonging
to the City Library, and valued at ST. 80.
District Attorney Bruner will also file an
information for burglary against Hagen
baugh. The young man takes the situation
philosophically, and acts as if Indifferent as
to the outcome of his difficulty. Either
that, or he lacks the ability to realize the
seriousness of his situation.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-05
NEW LABOR BUREAU.
The Federated Trades Assisting the
Cause of Labor.

The Federated Trades Assisting the
Cause of Labor.
The Executive Committee Of the FEEDER
ated Trades met last evening at their hall,
1919 Eighth street, and made arrangements
TO inaugurate a free labor bureau in this
city. It is announced that this bureau,
while under the auspices of the Trades
Unions, is not intended to be worked in a
narrow spirit, but will aim to aid ali classes
of labor, female as well as male. No fee
will be charged any person registering at
this bureau, and every effort will be made
to secure employment for all who apply.
A labor bureau of this character is deserv-
ing of the encouragement of the public,
and citizens who may be in need of help
of any character will do well to make their
wants known to the bureau, and thus as
sist the cause of deserving labor. The Of
fee will be kept open from s A. NJ. 10 4
o'clock P. NJ, between which hours the
wants of both employers and employees will
be carefully attended to. Impositions upon
laboring men by employment agencies in
this city in the past have shown the need
of an institution of this character, and if
properly conducted great good can be done
in Sacramento by this proposed free labor
bureau.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-05

Articles of incorporation have been filed
with the Secretary of State as follows
Union League of San Diego county. Prin-
cipal place of business, San Diego. No
capital stock. Directors-Jemes P. Jones,
William Collier, William Fuller, Mathew
Sherman, Leroy W. Alum, John Thur
man, E. B. Spileman, David Gochenauer,
J. K. Hamilton, Rsnford Worthing, H.
Tinkem.
The Virginia Standard Gold and Silver
Mining Company has incorporated TO oper-
ate in the State of Nevada, with 100000
capital stock, of which IS, 100000 has been
subscribed. Directors-P. ]. Keyes, P. D..
Gardemeyer, f. E. Graesaler, Louis Schup
and Fred Hoffman.
Articles of incorporation were yesterday
filed in the Secretary of States office by
the Central American Development Com
pany. Capital stock, 100000, of which
100000 has been subscribed. Principal
place of business, San Francisco. Direct
ors-Willism l. Merry, William B. Ever,
Richard Hoskin, George W. Osborn, Thos.
W. Jackson, Frederick Holmes, William
G. Quinby.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-05
A SIERRA CASE.
The Supreme Court Files Decision in
the Deidesheimer Case.

The Supreme Court Files a Decision In
the Deidesheimer Case.
A decision on the application for settle
ment of the bill of exceptions, on which an
appeal was taken from decision rendered
by the Superior Judge of Sierra county, in
the case of Frankel Deidesheimer ct al,
was yesterday filed IN the Sacramento Office
by the Supreme Court as follows:
THE petitioner comes too late to this
Court with his application for relief. He was
charged with notice that the Judge might
strike out the matter, which was in fact
stricken out, and, of course, had notice of
the fact when the statement was settled
and filed, that the exception which he now
asks to prove had not been allowed by the
Judge. 1t does not appear that any re-
quest was made of the Judge below to
delay the settlement of the bill, or a ruling
on the motion for new trial, until an ap-
plication could be made by this Court to
prove the exception desired. By submit
ting the settlement of the statement and
his motion for new trial in the manner
stated above, we think he lost his right to
apply to this Court for redress of the griev-
ance complained of. The motion is de-
MED"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-05
BRIEF NOTES.

There will be a meeting of the Prison
Directors at Folsom to-day.
There are said to be about fifty prisoners
al Folsom down with the grippe.
The river remains at 81 feet s inches, but
is likely to rise some by tomorrow.
The streets are rapidly drying mp. and
another week of pleasant weather will
leave them in good condition for pleasure
driving.
The death is announced of the brother CT
the late John S. Barrett at Lowell, Massa-
chusetts, at the age of 70 years. He was an
uncle of Mrs. Matthew Flynn of this city.
1t was thought at the County Jail yester-
day afternoon that William Fitzgerald
who is held there for safe-keeping because
Of threatened mental decay-could not live
another day, his illness having taken a de-
cided turn for the worse.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-05
nCLaECTTCi
SALE OF BONDS.
Central Irrigation District, CO.
Iusa County, California.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN Board 0s Directors of CENTRAL IRRIGA-
lion DISTRICT, that said Board viii. at its
office in the town of Maxwell, in the coanty of
Colusa, State OF California, on the
Fourth Day Of March, in the year 1890,
at o,5loek P II Of said day sell to the.highest
responsible bidder for cash in god cola OF the
United States. four hundred and fifty bonds of
the said District TO The amount of two hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars being part
of an issue of bonds aggregating the, sum of
seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars that
sealed proposals for the purchase of said bonds
Will be received by said Board till the day and
hour aforesaid, at which time said Board viii
open the proposals. and award the purchase of
said bonds 10 the highest responsible bidder but
said Board reServes the right to reject all bids,
, and will in no event sell any of taid bonds for
less than ninety per cent. OF the lace value
thereof; said bonds are dated the first day OF
July, in the year 1888, and bear interest at the
rate OF six per cent. per annum, payable semi
annually any interest accruing between said
date and the date OF the sale aDd delivery OF
said bonds shall be credited befoTe delivery ON
| the frs maturing coupons attached to said
| bonds. Said bonds viii be delivered to the sue
cessfEl bidder and the money received therefor
at t. District Treasurer's Office in the town OF
Maxwell or at the ColuSa Coa2ty Bank, in The
town Of Colusa, in the county and State aiore,
| said, and each proposal must be accompanied
| by certified check in favor Of r. De Lappe,
Secretary of the Board OF Directors of CEN TRAIL
| IRRIGATION DIS fEICT, for an amocnt at least
/ as great as five per cent of the amount total 10
be paid for the bonds bi1lfor.
above Bonds Approved by Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court has decided that CEN
TRIAL IRRIGATION. DISTRICT was validity
organized, ana that lis bonds were properly
issued, and are in tba .sDrm required by law. See
Central Irrigation District vs. X. De lappe, 20
Cal, 55l. X. DE LAPFt.
Secretary o; said Board.
Maxwell. Cal. January %. 1897. ja23 tmf3gSSu
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THE WEATHER.

A Warm Wave Rolling Over the Entire
Continent.
The Signal Service barometer was nearly
or quite at a standstill all day yesterday,
reading 1924, both at A. NJ and P NJ,
with gentle southerly winds and sky
partly clouded.
The temperature at 5 A. NJ. and P. NJ
was SO and 600, and dew-point 49o and
$50. The highest and lowest temperature
was $50 and 4So
The highest and lowest temperature one
year ago yesterday was 100 and 400; and
one year ago to-day $50 and 80.
The temperature yesterday morning as
far east as Chicago was as warm, and some
places warmer than in this portion of the
Sacramento valley, showing phenomenal
winter all over the Northern hemisphere.
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/. @. G. T. Installation.

On Monday evening Grand Chief Tenn
plar William Sims, of Winters, installed
the officers of Sloan Lodge No. 2, 1. o. G.
T., as follows: P c. T., w. H Katzenstein;
c. T., B. K. Knapp; V. T.. Mrs. Inez Ficks;
s., Albert KatzensteiD; a. s., Kate Rus
sell; F. s., l.. E. Vandercook. T., George
B. Katzenstein. NJ, William F. Russell;
d. NJ, Miss Sims; Chap. Mrs. NJ. A. Alsip;
G., Mrs. Hall.
After the installation refreshments were
served and pleasant time was had.
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New DREDGING Com,anv.

There were filed in the Secretary Of
States Office yesterday certified copy Of
the articles of incorporation of the River
Harbor and Canal Dredging and Land
Company. The company was incor-
porated in Denver, Col, October 10
1887. The Directors are: W. L. Merry, W
w. Montague, A. Boschke W. II. II. Hart
and G. F. Burrell. The capital stock is
81 600 0nO
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Graham wasn,t a Fool.

When Frank Graham was arrested here
about week ago by Constable Supple, of
Antelope, for horse-stealing, in Ell Dorado
county, the officer left with his prisoner
for Georgetown. They stopped at the off,
GERS ranch for the night, and while Supple
went 10 his barn to procure a chain with
which to make his prisoner secure for the
night, the latter escaped from the house.