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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Net cash prices Family extras. So 40
as 90 2 bbl Bakers extras, IS 30@5 40; city SUI
perhne. So 4O@3 65; interior brands. $5 1905 so
for extras, s3 409S IS q bbl for superhne.
wHEAT-Both spot and option prices were lower
yesterday in sympathy with further decline
abroad. No. 1, 81 7712@l 1884; choice, 81 so;
lower grades. 81 7213@l 7614 p ctl extra choice
for milling. 81 S212@l 80 u ctL
CALL sALES-MORNINs.
Buyer season-20O. 81 s4fI; 500 81 ga 1900,
81 s41s.
BARLEY-There was more activity In options
yesterday at irregular prices The spot market was
weak and unchanged. No. l Feed. 81 lODl 1919;
dark Coast. 81 O5@l O719; Brewing, 81 1901 20;
Chevalier. 81 45C9l 80 for standard; lower grades
81 1901 80 " ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNING.
Buyer season-l00 81 l43s; 100, 81 l41a: 500
81 Ia; 200. 81 I%a4 1900, 81 1875.
OATS - Previous prices rule White, 81 37lI
al 40 for good to choice. and 8 271a@1 80 for
common to fair Surprise, 81 606Dl 6Z1h; Gray
81 3O9l 40: Black 81 6O@1 80 d ctI for California
and 81 459l 80 for oregon
CORN further cha &c TO report Large Yellow
81 500 35; Small Round do, 81 1891 S71a White,
81 35Nl 40 u ctl
RYE-Rules dull and weak at 81 65@$l 40 q etl.
BRAN-Quoted at @lS0l9 a ton.
MIDDLINGS-Quoteda at 1921 Il ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Qu0ted at $2l@22 q ton.
HAY-Quotable at $l4@l6 for Wheat, SI2t9l S-fOr
Oat Sl3@I5 90 for Wheat and Oat. $I26gl4 for
Wild Oat, $l2@l3 SO for Barley, $ll@l2 for Alfal-
IA. &l0(@Il for stock.
STRAw-Quoted at 5O@o65e a bale
MILLSTUFFS - Ground Barley is qnotable a.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The past week has been rather livelier In stock
circles. Prices have fuetuated considerably. and
large amount of stock has changed hands. News of
minor improvements i'll several OF the southend
mines has been received causing these TO be
sought after. The water is being successfully
handled. ana the outlook for that portion OF the
C0mstock is most encouraging.
On the early call of the Pacific Board yesterday,
Hirschfeld was an active purchaser of the leading
stocks. and prices showed an advance over the
close of the previous evening.
on the 9 80 call there still further advance.
Ophir opening strong at 81 1902 So, Mexican 81 20,
Curry 81 Best Beloher 50 1892 35, and Con. Cal.
& Va. $3.50 to sales of $3.50 shares, OF which Walls
was an active seller. Savage sold at 81 40, ChOar
CSC. Potos 81 90 Bullion 81 30 and Norcross 90c.
The southenders showed the greatest activity,
Belcher selling up to 81 so under sales or 2OOO
shares OF which Homer King, Stauf and Brooks
were the principal buyers. crown Point sold up to
81 so, 975 shares changing hands, with Marks buy
ing: 2U5O shares OF Con New York sold at 45@5Oc.
Kentuck sold at use, Overman 81 Is, and Seq.
BeIcher 65c. The balance OF the list showed no
particular change
After the cal prices were strong. Considerable
stock changed hands, and the market had better
tone at the close than at any time Tor several
mouths.
The annual meeting of the Belcher has been called
The annual election Of the silver King takes place
on Tuesday and that OF the Bullion on Thursday
The Yellow Jacket is shipping TO the Vivian mill
about 50 tons OF rock daily The usual prospecting
Is being done. 49,
delinquent sales take place tomorrow.
The weekly report OF the QuJotoas are as fol-
lows:
PEER-The extraction OF ore from the various
slopes at the north end continues regular as 10
amount and grade. The output OF ore from the
different levels from shaft also continues regular
During the week 1870 tons of ore were crushed at
the mill which averaged, according TO battery
samples, S2S 80.
CRoCKER-On the 300 level the explorations
north and south from upraSe show no change OF
importance since last report the vein being strong
for width Of breasts and producing some ore Of lair
PERI Ess-On the 800 level the north drift
the main working shaft which IS being extended to
get under points showing ore IN the levels above
has been advanced TO 90 feet. The face for width
is In fayorabIe-loO kiug quartz, showing some ore
Mining assessments falling delinquent this month
amount To S2335OO, Of which Nevada mines want
S2lS25O, California $4,000, Oregon $3.50 and
Arizona $4,000
Following Are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
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States aud the climate Of the Gulf State>.'
which IS indeed the truth. However. seeing
is believing.
Less than seven hours from Boston TO
New York, and you whisk across the south
eastern corner OF Massachusetts. bv hum
dFeds of WORKOUT farms, fruit trees dying
or dead, masses Of hemlOck or arb5r Yjtp
topping some knoll, or quarry after quarry
u.led with busy WOTkmen alOBE q barren
slope; and, by the way, from these Quarries
large quantities Of stone are being shipped
to-day 10 San Francisco and Los Angeles,
where large orders are being filled. Every
stream has Its k1I,tInE-mlll, or saw-mill;
every town IS a town Of manufactures
HungaTians and Poles do the work which
tie negroes do IN the South and the China
men 10 California; the English labOTeTs are
here, too, bat few Irish
So yOu enter Rhode Island. and near the
ocean the eyrTgreens are more stunted. and
grow scarce, until when you reach Connect
cut they are gone altogether.
AT Providence you ind thu water, and
from there on the scenery is delightful Al
most every hesdlaud has some charming
villa upon 10, all along the sound, from
Newport (0n an island in the extreme
southern part Of Rhode Island 10 New
York.
The inlets afford convenient shelter for
boats or yachts. The acres upon acres Of
udio 81 ldHu are covered with ducks IN sea-
son. These marshes add not a little to the
landscape, with their gray-green expanseS
dotted here and there with smallv round
Lay-stacks, bound around a center stake
standing high in the cir, and set up on stilts
10 escape the tides
Islands large and small are in view every
where. The c0astiug craft keep well in
shore; an occasional steamer is in sight. or
long lines Of fiat boats OF barges in tow OF
heavy tugs hug the shore for fear Of squalls.
Ii IS all 50 different from the California
coast Here so many ports, there but the
lew magnificent harbOrs; here they sail
anywhere and everywhere, there the paths
II the sea are out Of sight # land The
sound coast seems really to be made for
New Workers, and they make coed use
Of it.
As you cross the Harlem River from
Westchester and MoUrisanja to New York
You enter sunken stoBs causeway, and
rattle down the length of the entire city,
NEARLY, at rapid pace; the track
is sunk so low that the top of the train is
beneath the level of the ground, and the
sides are built up several feet; all crossings
are built up and over. and Tor blocks the
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FROM BOSTON
TO new YORK.
Beautiful Villas on TIE HGldlaDdS Of
Long Island Sound.
A Glimpse at the Metropolis Of the Continent
Grand Central Depot-Elevatec hal--
roads-Newspapsr Row.

Editor Morning Gail: The ride down
from Boston to New York on the New
York and New Haven and New London
and Providence lines is extremely interest
ing. To be sure, it does not take you
through the most prosperous part Of the
country. but for more than twO-thirds OF
the way you skirt the shore across stony
headlands, over numberless streams, now
on some bluff, the waters of the sound roll.
ing broad and green before you and the
welcome sea breeze coming in at the open
window.
1t is amazing how quickly you can ride
through State after State and You smile and
wonder no longer why people ask What
kind Of q climate have you in California;"
or "What kind of a looking country have
you?' but patiently reply perhaps with
bit Of conscious pride. Climate! Country
the length and breadth of all your Coast
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train goes plunging under ground, and
finally emeTges at FOrty-second street, about
tWO-th,Tds Of the way from Harlem River
TO the Battery, into the magnificent Grand
Central depot Of red brick and granite, coy
erlug four blocks.
The appointments Of this depot are per
feet; 30 noise, DO crowds, no confusion,
and doZsus Of employees at hand TO set you
right
Once outside the door you see your first
elevated railway.
About twenty-five feet above the roadway
II slides quietly along, round corners, on
sometimes but one slender support with
arms to carry the track; again on bungling
frameWOTkS that shut out all light from the
street below, dipping up or down to make
necessary crossings, and stopping every four
or FIVE blocks, where stairways reach the
sidewalks below. Without doubt these ele-
waited roads are the most important line Of
carriers on the continent They have
cleared the streets Of the inteTminable
thrOngs Of people, have done away with the
numbeTlesS car lines needed in other cities,
and have diminished the daily accidents
that must occur IN such a city. They have
brought the business centers within speak
ing distance and have spread the homes of
the WoTkmen upon the outskirts Of every
suburban town.
The shape OF the city-long and narrow
perhaps makes it an easier matter to run the
lines IMAM IL many CIOSS lines were HPeueO.
From Harlem, on the north, you ride the
full length Of the city. miles down to
Brooklyn Bridge, over it, and on into
Brooklyn, still high above the heads of the
people, twisting and turning, to the extreme
limits and then back
The cars and engines are very like those
in Oakland, but much smaller in SIZE Each
car is divided. half the seats running as
usual. the others lengthwise. The fare is
but cents. and the speed twice as great as
cable-cars.
II is curious to notice how signs have
crept upward, and how ornamental the
upper stories of buildings are. The absence
Of telegraph wires Is noticeable. They are
carried under the elevated tracks. The
streets are lit with gas, and look dingy, in
The buildings are not so tall as in Chi
caoo but a rare,two or three, down in News
naner Row, are mounting upward. and since
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Nov York NIarkets.

NEW YORK Jan. 9.-The stock market while
active. was feverish and irregular. Prices at the
opening showed slight advances. and at the close
majority had gone down to about the lowest OF the
day. Losses in every case, however, were but
small fractions. Governments firm. Petroleum,
631sc.
NEW YORK Jan S-United States Bonds-4's.
ll714: do 2's, 100 Northern Pacific. % 13; Ca
madam Pacific. 93ls; Central Pacific. 34&4; Onion
Pacific, 49, Atchisou and Santa lie, 447s Wells
Fargo 140; Western Union. S37s; Silver, 9S12e;
Sterling, 81 S234G4 80.
Wneat-January, 81 U21a FIour-Steady, Coffee
$12 10. Sugars l-l6Q312c. HOps-Paeihc Coast
l5G23c. Hides, lac. Copper-Lake $40 10. Tin
spot, $40 IS. Lead-DOmeSttc, 81 80 Iron, SO.
Petroleum. 631sc.
Hops are Quieter but there is no loss of strength.
Prices are fully up to the best OF the week Foreign
is strong.
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Detectives Cox and Glennon were "piping
OFF, high binders Yesterday, as it seems there
was quite number of importations of this
species in the city. Finally they saw one
with pistol in his hand and gave chase
The MongOllan ran down Dupont street and
upstairs on the northeast corner of Dupont
and jackson streets. Glennon was right ON
his heels, however, and followed him into
the Suey Sing headquarters, the Chinaman
dropping his pistol in the hallway in his
flight. He was taken to the CITY Prison
where he gave his name as Ong Sue, He
was charged with vagrancy and CARRYING
weapon concealed
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The Oregon sails to-day for Portland. The CO.
Iumbia falls due from Portland. the Pomona from
Humboldt Bay the Costa Rica from Departure Bay.
the Bonita from the southern coast and the Glpsy
from the Salinas River.
Tomorrow the Monowai sails for Honolulu and
Australia, the Wilmington for Portland, the Cres-
cent City for Crescent City and the Corona for San
Diego. The City of Puebla falls due from Victoria
and Puget Sound. the Scotia from Grays HaTbOr
the willamette from Seattle and the Coos Bay from
san Pedro.
The German ship Standard, 1907 tons, loads
Lumber at New WhatcOrh for Cork, 62s Sd.
The Argomene takes for Cork 81, 2S7 eentals
Wheat, valued at $99.074; V'surgis for Cork,
80 6g6 centals Wheat, valued at $62,33S.
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Historical Society.

The California Historical Society will
hold its first meeting for the year on Tues
day evening in the Academy of Sciences
Building On this occasion Hon. Amasa
w. Bishop. Postmaster at Oakland and
pioneer citizen Of the commonwealth, will
read paper entitled, IAN Historical Sketch
of an Early California Mission. Founded
Trinity Sunday, June II, 1871" Papers
will be read during the course by Joseph
d. Redding. Charles II. Shinn, Thomas
Eagar. r. C. Hopkins, DR.. L. M. Leaven-
worth, Hon. Il. A. Thompson and Captain
Il I CLARK
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hands OF the Judge is dangerous power. II so
1t is because IL can be abused. Is the power in
the hands OF The Judge more dangerous Than In
the hands OF the Sheriff? IL we cannot trust our
judges whom can We trust?
If my reading OF the codes be correct and my
exposition of them be sound II follows that the
appointment by The Superior Court of ali esor
and directing him to forthwith summon. elc.,
was within the law, and that the Grand Jury
impaneled and sworn was legally constituted
Grand Jury. JOHN CURREY.
C.cek En1rl. SnlnLco Colnntl.. Dec 81. 1871.
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Twelflh.straet Chnrch.

The annual election Of officers of the
Twelfth street Christian Church resulted as
follows: Elders-M. J. Ferguson, S. Sturges
and Thomas Barr; DeecOns-J. K. John
son, DR.. h. l.. Rlgdc1, A. Houston. Eugene
Merrill, NJ. Linn ana y. T. Heacock. NJ. j.
Ferguson, who was chosen to the position OF
pastor, has occupied that office for two
years.
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A VERY UNFORTUNATE MAN.
Patrick Lucy Beaten and Robbed of

Patrick Lucy Beaten and Robbed of a
Gallon Of whisky.
Patrick Lucy, stevedOre residing at 1881
Mission street, is most unfortunate man.
At an early hour yesterday morning, while
in the vicinity of Fisherman's Wharf. he
was set upon by two fOotpads. one of whom
struck him in the face with a pair Of
"knucks," cutting a cash under the eve
When be was in thoroughly beaten up con-
ditlon they relieved him Of a gallon of
whisky, twenty-five cents aud two loayes of
bread. 1t was not the loss Of the bread or
the twenty-five cents or the beating he re-
ceiyed that grieVed Lucy, but the gallon Of
whisky
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Auditors Quarterly Report.

Auditor Smiley's quarterly report iied
yesterday with the Board Of Supervisors
shows that during the second quarter of
1892 he audited demands on the Treasury
aggregating S1,S42,9 56 90 Some of these
were as follows; General Fund, $685., 100 90;
School Fund, S2SS, 377 SO; Special Fee Fund,
$40. 7O5 Street Department Fund, 81, 9i329;
Park Improvement Fund, S55, 412 "a; Street
Lights, $50, 7S1 so; New City Hall Construc-
ton, Sl17,05l 81 Hospital bonds were re-
deemed TO the amount of $4,000. The re-
ceipts of the Treasury during that quarter
amounted to So sos, 900 So; cash on hand De-
cember 31st, 81, 81, 1886 "a The amount paid
into the State Treasury was Sl,329, 1913 20.
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Chicago Markets..

CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-wheat was steady. The open
ing was about the same to &c lower than the
closing figures of yesterday and soon decline ed lac
10 Sac recovered some of this decline ruled steady
and closed about lac to SIC lower than yesterday
Receipts, So. 900; shipments, GIT 900 bushels.
Rye duh at SEC. Barley quiet at 6Oc.
CHICAGO Jan. 9.-Wheat-CaSh. S73sc Corn
SS5Ac. Pork-SS So Lard - So 25. KiDs-$5 90.
" hlsky-$1 Is.
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Music At the Park.
The concert programme of music at the
park is as follows for to-day:
Heavy Death Rate.

The weekly report of the Health Office,
made out yesterday. shows that there were
1875 deaths against 125 for the corresponding
week last year, total difference OF 20 Tie
deaths fIOm pneumonia were larger than
for any other one week on record in this
city. the number being "a. There were 60
deaths of persons over 60 years of age.
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The San Francisco Polytechnic held its first
meeting under its new charter at 80 Ellis
street on Friday evening The following
officers were elected: President. DR.. Martin
Regensburger; First Vice President : Dr
George Shields; Second Vice. President. Dr.
G. Won Hoffman; Secretary, DR.. Harry
sherman; Treasurer and Librarian. DR. r
W: d'EVelyn. The lady patronesses de.
cided to appoint Visiting Committee ~
sixteen to visit the polytechnic wards at the
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General Merohaniiae.

:, BAGS-Calcuttas for june delivery, 1897 14c;
COkDAGE-Pure Manila Rope l21ae; l2-thread,
l3ci b and thread. l35he Bale Rope. 12Ia6a Sc:
binder Twtne, lac; Grapevine Irvine. 12tac In
balls and coils; Hop Irvine I3c; Lathyarn. IL i5c;
Duplex rope, 91ac: 12-thread, Toe; and 3 do,
lO12e; Bale rope, 91ac LathyRrn. Size: HOP
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Not Poisoned CANDY. ns snnnnaaa

The autopsy held yesterday on the BODY
OF little Teresa Sullivan showed that her
death was caused by congestion of the lungs
and not from poisoned candy, as was SUB
posed.
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Two seizures "a OnIum.

A seizure of nineteen cans Of opium was
made yesterday by revenue inspectors at
715 Sacramento street and another one of
eighty boxes at 7191a Sacramento street.
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Irvine, 91ac; Grapevine Irvine, balls or coils
101Rc: Binder Irvine, &c p IL
SALMON-Aiaskan Fish, 81 05 for King 81 for
Red and csc for Silver: British Columbian, 37LL
al 40 p dozi Columbia River Fish. 81 1901 80 =
dozen
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cube Crushed,
Powdered and Fine Crushed. all Size q n;
Dry Graduated, 4$4c; Confectioners A. 45sc;
Extra c, &C; Golden c, $780, ID, 33tc 2 II half
bbls, 14c more than bols aud boxes 1ac more
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING, January O.
SUMMARY or THE Markets

Wheat lower.
Barley weak.
other cereals unchanged.
Hay and Be ans dull,
yellow Mustard Seed wanted,
Salinas BurbanKs higher.
Onions steady.
Butter aud Eggs weak
Mexican Lines scarcer.
Game advanced.
Los Angeles Vegetables selling high.
Silver lower.
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Bank CIearings.
Shipping \ otes.

Local bank c earrings last week we're Sl6,S12, 1875,
against SIG 324. TIA during the week last year.
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You must acquaint yourself with its ap-
pearance, its resources, its museums and gal
leries, and lastly. with its people.
Aetg York, Dec. 60, 1891 Mrs. L. T. THANE
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PortIand's Business.
EXCLAIMED and Bullion.

PORTLAND (Oregon). Jan. 9. Clearanoes,
1894 900; balances. $4,000.
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Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 8. - The spot market is quiet
at IS Sd. Cargoes are lower at AIS Cd Tor OIL
coast AIS sd for just shipped and AIS Sd for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
I,verpool quotations: January, IS sd; February
IS clad; March IS sad; April, IS SAD; May,
IS 5$Ad.
LONDON. Jan 9.-Consols. IS ll-l5; Silver, 4312d
Rentes, 95f 3712c.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun AID TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENNENr, ChrCnOmetsr AMI
Instrument Maker California street.
Sign of the wooden Sailor.
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Chasing HIghbInders.

BOard-l0 Gaslight, 6534 81 do 657s: los
DO, s.; $4,000 Califormast 8 = Bonds lOl 10; S3O0O
5 o. Bonds. 10: 20 Pacific Gas Imp, 1850
Street-$5OO0 Market-st Cable Bonds 1884,
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from sIaughtsrers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-Ftrst quality. 61ac; second quality. SAG
SC: third do. 4@be
YEAL-Large 7G95c; small Calves. 5000
mUTTON-Wethers. 9129lOc: Ewes, 969IOG.
LAMB-Yearilngs, lOc; Spring Lamb. l5@ lSc , ID.
PORK-LiYe Hogs, 4941se p 10 for heavy hard
granted, and 41s9412c for light average do STOCK
Hogs, 3S4 Gao q 10; dressed do, 61hG7c p ID.
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SrocE. Mon. Tues. Wed. mrs. Fri. sat.
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THE QUESTION OF POWER.

IL IS 10 my mind unreasonable to say that the
omission OF auy mention OF the Coroner in the
second provision Of Section 226 was a casus
omissus. II II had been, The long time which has
elapsed since tile codes became tile law OF the
Slale, has been ample for a cure OF the omission
by legislative amendment The fact the Core
ner Is mol mentioned is In itself a significant cir
culnstdnce showing That the part OF the section
here referred TO was intended TO provide rem
edy against IncOnYeneDceS, which, without H.
WO uld prove IN the administration of the law an
eVer-TecuTrlng hindrance and emb Tassment
The wisdom OF the laW-making power In nro.
ylding course OF proceeding so simple aud
effective Ia the administration OF Justice is stIik
lngly apparent; for 1t Is Often the case that the
oberin and bis deputies, If he has deputies are
so engaged while the court is in session that Il is
extremely lnconVenieut and somrt times impossl-
bic Tor him or them TO promptly attend 10 tile
duly OF summoning forthwith proper Jurors 10
oil The vacancies existing in the panel of iuries
aud especially Is such the case In the country
counties OF The State OF large territorial extent
where the necessary number TO fill the panel is
TO be obtained from localities many miles aWay
Besides this the Sheriff may be incapacltatrd
from attending TO the duties of his Office by
sickness or casualties quite unforeseen
by himself, and yet fOreseen by the
law makers as possible ana even prob
able events, which happen In the course of
human experience, against the evils of which
they have wisely and effectively provided by in.
Vesilng The court with authority TO appoint
either tie Sheriff or an elisor. The officer for the
performance OF The needed service specified
II Is SAID by some that such power In the
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FTrE ! Goods delivered free in all places where the ex
AO0' pressage does not exceed 81 per 100 pounds