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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
Ssbe Narfer Notisen.

= Das @eiddft bes 3Ieiberbdnblers
8. @ib3inStp 1T am Samitas bonn SIDE.
riff sei9loiien iporben.
-Sebt Bat iid aud Soispb 8riitIes
beim @eri6t sum Deteftip aneemelbet.
Wia er iid bielIeidt aud benz Solicit.
rem fdIe9ter Sdulben tpibmsn.
= Ser biefse bsuti9e llnteritlb.
unes.8erein ssbenft iein 25iabrises
Stiftunssfeft i'm fommenben Gommer
in srobartiser 8siis su fsiern unb bat
ba3u bereits sinleitenoe 8orbereitungen
setrofen.
- Cine aIte Srau namenS SeaIes
bon Spbe 8arf ipurbe am Dienita8
nabe ben Sodmerfsn bon einem ssra1t.
3use einen 80 SUB boben Mbbans binat
seitoben unb erlitt lebenssefdbrli9e
8erIssunsen.
- Gin stpeiidbrisss 8inb bsr Srau
SOpce bon 3l4 2uaerne Strabe eripii9te
am 9ienitas cine SIaids nit elmer
Wii4uns, bic gum Ginreiben beitimmt
ipar. tranf bapon unb erfrantte ssfdbr.
LID.
- Durb ainber, bic nit Streits
bbI3den ipieIten, brad Inn balb Q llbr
am Montas Nadmittas Elm Seuer in
einem 8eri6Iase Der Wobnuns bon
Tbatdsr, an Priee unb gbsitnut Stra.
Sen, aus, baS iebp1 i'm &eime eritidt
fpurbe.
Ser beutide lnteritiitunsS 8sr'
Elm babier bat foIsenbe 8eamten er.
pdbIt:
Brdiibent, Sran; Sduber.
8be Prdi.. Gonrab Wans.
Sefretdr, Sobn SdIen3.
S8aBmeiiter, @onrao aos.
Truitee, Gbriit W6brIe, |.
-Sobn Senrp @ilIiams, an Sad.
ion unb Gbeitnut Strabe pobnbaft,
madte Dienitas Inn Mitterna6t elm
mbrberii6es Mttentat auf feline angeb.
li4e Srau, bra@te ibr mebrere MeEsr.
itide Bel unb periudte ibr bic aussn
auS3uite1en. gtur bic 9lnfunft Der
polisei rettete Der Srau baS 2eben.
Ser @dtberid iibt sur Slbfdbluns.
- @dbrenb gbparo aonep am
Wittipo6 Mbenb na6 isinsr 8obnuns
an Siebenter Strabe eins unb 3u bic.
fem 8ebufe bic 8. 8. & W. Steinbriide
freuate, traf ibn cine 2ofomptipe unb
ftieb ibn aus elmer S5be bon 30 Sub
auf bic StraBe binab. gr trus einen
8einbru1 unb cine 8eritauduns bes
2n64eIS am anberen Sube babon. !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
xaubbeit Fam nidbt sebeilt 10 eroen

ourd lotaIe applitatiouen neil iie ben fran.
fen SbeiI oss Sbrss uidt err ei6en fonnen.
% sisbt nur sinen @es. bic Saubbsit au
turirtu, unb Der IL burd eanftitutioneae SeiI.
mittel. Sanbbeit piro ourb ein.n entainos.
ten 5ufano Der i@Isimisen austsioure Der
Guttadiiasn 86brs peruriadt. @enn bieie
@obre iid entBinbet. babt ibr einen rumpen.
ben Son ODER unpolltommenes @ebor; uno
tpenn fie gang ssidloffen III. erfOIst Saubbeit,
uuo penn Die enainoun9 nidi seboben uno
bieie 8obre tuiecer in ibreu gebori8en 3uitaro
ueriest uerben fanI miro oas 9ebor fur
immsr 3ertort usrosn; neun 6dae unter aebn
iino ourd 8atarrb psruriadt, usIder nldts
ale elm entJiinostsr 3uftano Der itlsimissn
Sberldhen 1T.
Dir molen einbunbert Dollars fur ieeeu
(bnrh Satarrb peruriabten) 6aa BON aaub
belt aeben. ben mir uiht ourt Gtnnebmen por
Sall's aatarrb Sur beilen fonnsn. aabt Gnt
lmionit 3irfulare fOmmen.
8. 9. Gbenep & Co.. Soleop, D
gsrfauft bon apotbetsrn. Rrsls rs Ssnts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
MarimS 4uftfAif.

Wlan fann ben Grfinber Masim, bem
bas @sidIbtpeien 70 bieIe 8erbeierun.
gen au perbanfen bat, nidt 3u ben 1rdus
mern unb Ybantaiten tperfen, aud tpenn
er fd iebt nit einem bieIbeIddeIten
probIem beidaftist, bas bon ben meiiten
Ws1anifern auf cine Stufe nit benz
9srpetuum mobile unb ber luabratur
bss girfeIs ssisbt tpirb, namIid Der gr.
finbung zines Ienibaren 2uftIdiffs.
Narim bat iosben Der @nsIiiden Msro.
natii1en Geieaidaft mitsetbsilt, bab
bic 2Diuns isiner Aufsabe in gang f,lrs
aer 3eit su ertparten ftebe.
Warims Slusmaidine bat nit Der
Sbee eines 2uftidiifs ipenis 3u tbun.
Disielbs ioa cine 2dnse bon 40 SUB
baben, tpirb bur1 brei lei1te mitteIlt
Dampf sstriebene S9iffsidrauben be.
tpest unb bat Elm 10 serinses gieenees
pidt, baB bic 8eritdrfnns ber Iriebs
traft um cine san3e pferbefraft bas
@eipi1t Der Mafdinerie um faum 3sbn
8funb srbDbt. Mae 1beiIe Der Slug.
maIdine, Bis auf bic @oqitruetion bes
Steuers, iinb bem 8srnebmen na6 Be.
reits fsrtis.
SnnerbaIb beS Iebten Sabr3sbnts iinb
in 8saus auf bic grfenntnib Der Meda.
nit unb Dpnamif bes SliesenS ber 8bs
seI bebeutsnbe Sortfdritte semadt tpOr'
ben. Die $40 .nentaufnabmsn Der Slug.
bspssuns psridiebener gutter SIieaer,
namentlih Der Saustauben, seIansten
,u bober electromagnetic, biS au breiBis
Idarfen unb gut selunsenen Mnfnabmen
| in ber Seiunbs. Der aIte 8aqon mar
naturIi1 nur mbslib fiir @aSfGaunsen,
ssniiste absr i6on niat mebr fiir baa
feline @aHsritoTsos, tpeIdeS nit pers
bIdfenber SdneIlisfeit burd bic bidte.
|ten unb islbf nit 8ummi setrdntter
@etpsbe e4oppirte. Die 8sobadtunt
unb bas Stubium Der Momsntaufnab'
men entbIate bas @ebeimnib be,
Sdmebens ais 8sfuItat zines faun
msrilihen gieisunsstpintsls elmer sbener
Sldde aur @bene bes Ssri;onteS. Dar
auf baIirt Warims SlusmaiGine. Di
Sbee, auf bic @asfiiIIuns pOais su ber
sidten unb on STEELE bshen einen mbq
lihft IDEAL IuftIseren Raum in elmer pDl
Zig unbur4ldiiissn llmbdluns ettpa au
AIuminiumbled au feten, bra1ts eins
neuen SOrti6ritt. Man fam alio M
/. 8s&t auf Marims grsebnib seipan,
lisin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
0a6 xhal abrdrt6.

- Gin aobIsn3us Der Del. & S. 60.
sins am Wontas 8ormittas bel I.Ieu.
fant 8aaep auseinanber uno bic beibsn
1beiIe itieBen ipdter ipieber suiammen,
ipoSurd einise Barren bemOIirt tpuroen.
-Sn Der Wobnuns bon GbarIes
gbisl in Mooiic brad Sonntas Mbenb
Inn balb 8 llbr Elm Seuer aus, baS nit
Sulfe Der Na4barn auf baS obere
Stodperf beidrdnft blieb. Ser Sda'
ben an ben WbbeIn tpirb Die 8eriiber'
uns bon 5000 iibsriteissn.
4ablnruille. .-@siproden ipirb 3ur
3eit bier SieI iiber @riinbuns elmer
Seuer Gompanie. Ob bas San6eIn sur
ssbUrisen 3eit fOIst, bIeibt absutparten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
Dunmpre.

Gas NaY aus SoteI Bel SO. 6,
benz George @rep sebSrsnb unb bon
8iliam $. MebIanb betpobnt. brannts
Montas WlOrssn in Der 5rabs niebsr
unb nur elm Yiano unb einise Stdble
ipurben 8erettet. Die Neptune Seuer
60. rettete bas Gistaus unb bic Sbeuer,
Das 9oteI mar far $4,000, bic ginri4'
tune fir 5000 psrii&ert.
~Mnnoneirt i'm >, ,@o@enblatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
Wfenl9,
Mer9ere bid ME /!

Sn bitfsr .3sit Der i9ptnn Notb,
DO nod man&' iinee,pittsr brpbt,
Ssi unisr @ablipru& ipGt uub frab:
Neni6, arssrs bit nis
8Ommt Dir Der Steutrmann in's Saus
llnS ~nifet" Did rt1t sriiubli@ aus,
Damn i&rsi mi&t; Dpnnnparapbis-
Wsnf6, Grssrs bit mic!
9iii Du I'm sinsn Dollar ssrfIast
llnb bait bann ben Gppel sspast
rlns fOmmt bic aOfsnrs&nuns-wis?a2
@sni&, arsre bid ME
SSlt Rod u. 5Ois mi&ts mfbraua
Damn fomm gum Bell aIstbtr 1a1a
SIN gsrfaufSsrf1Isutsrt fts-
@snf&, arsertbt6 nis!
Bell Clothing House,
q. Sranbt 8 &C.,,
$50 2acfawanna Mpemue,
S4iIb sur sOIbensn GIOds.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
Treb. Martin'S
,,Nalace" SDtel,
983 & ass Neuu MDe.

Warme uno taIte ereiien su ieoer 8a9es-
aeit. q &obinlou's Bier an 3apf 6einfter
Yf.Eer unb Ronosram S@naps. 9bam.
paoner xno Wbeiu Beine. Ssiber 9unid
nSsI Rorssn. Glettriits 6d9sr; feline
tlisssa. SsI'pben Ro. $50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
Gpmrab S6r6ber,
Baamsiifer HRb @oHtIaftor,
ab,ruimmt Weusauteu bon 8aditenen uao
Soh uuS ft.ut &sparaturen in tiir5efter trttt
Ter.
SSetfern Orefeb 8eef.

autsr ben 5uei earlaounssn 1ussri@te'.s
aI,iiI' bas mir Montas uno 0onnerftas er.
Soitsr, empfansen mir td9li9 frifd seiblad-
i,tes 6Isild pom eanbs frii4e nno aa!t.sier.
Butter. $die uno eanoproouffe uosreaipt.
apir baben ferner einen gorratg oer befen
HoIoana @urf. friide uno 9sialaeue S4ul'
tern. Wippen. gbuds. &unoflde etc. un'er'
DoIoanamurf iibertrifft aae auoers.
Gale & 60.
Ia fOt Qadamanna apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01

Nerae6t nicbt,
bab man ieoer3eit bic beftsn gortbeiIe beim
8aufe bon 8afden. uno Dauoubrsn. e&mud.
fadeu, eilbertuaaren &c. bel
Tree an
erbaIten farm. Gin srober unb elesanter 8or.
roth Der ueusfen Nufter. auf Die iolioehs art
pertertigt. fortpdbreno uorrdtbig; aue Der.
fanften artifel weroen garantirt.
Wepara ature n an llbren uno Sulue.
len miro ips5iels aufmerffamteit sefdsnft
80 wtro i'm Seiddfto Semitic
geiprobeu.
8. QS. freeman,
Bloier Slod, Sde Beun Noe. uno Sprueehr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
staot mno gommtb.
QSer stebt2

Mbcnnenten, ipelde am erten Mpril
umaieben, ioIlten foipobl bic frdtere,
ipie aud bic neus @obnuns baIbisft
anmeIben, oamit BEL Der 3uienbuns Der
3eituns feline nnterbreduns entitebt.
The record-union., 1892-04-11
A Successful Beginning.

The recognition and patronage ex-
tended Perkins & Son since the incipi-
ency of their establishment, known as
the Sacramento Cash Store, located on
the southeast corner of Eleventh and j
streets, is emphatic evidence of what can
be accomplished by thorough knowl-
edge of the business in hand, persever-
ance, energy and, above all, honesty and
talr dealing with all patrons. j. G.
Moore, manager of this store, is well and
favorably known throughout this city
and vicinity, and is a most competent
judge as to the demands of the trade, and
his experience will be Of vast assistance
to all intending purchasers. The new
store has been handsomely refitted and
stocked with everything pertaining to a
tirst-class establishment. Perkins & Son
also conduct an extensive general mer-
chandise store at Brighton, and this COM
blnation will materially assist in the Sc
lection of butter, eggs and other ranch
produce.
The record-union., 1892-04-11
COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.

SACRAMENTO, April 9th.
FRUIT-Lemons-Si $797 SO q box;
California, S3@4 80; Lines, 5000 90 g case,
z5c@S1 2 100; Bananas. 50 5o@3 . bunch
for Island; Cocoanuts, Sos; Oranges Ma
yels, S3 50@4 p box; Riverside, 81 5@2 y
box; Los Angeles. 81 5000 90 2 box; Elne-
2 90 2 box; Cape Cod Cranoerries,s y 2@l3 p
CANNED GooDs-Assorted table, 81 ESQ
1 70; Apples. 81 90; Apricots, 81 60; Black
berries, 81 1901 So; Cherries, 81 $500 30;
Currants, So -; Gooscbefries, 81 S091 go;
Muscat Grapes, 81 40@1 90; Plums, 81 40;
Ounces, 81 70; Strawberries. So so.
BREADSTuFFS- Flour, So 20 = bbi; Dat
meal, lob sacks. 3a4c 2 ID, So 20 p loom
sacks; Cornmeal, White, ~ 90 371o-ib sacks;
Hominy, So 70 p lob sacks. So so 6, 10o-b
sacks; Graham. 50 70 q 1o-D sacks, q2 60 p
10O-tb sacks.
TABLEs-onions, Silverskins. 81 So
al 80 2 cwt; Cabbage, S5c@S1 q loo ID !;
Carrots, 7oc@S1 . 100 lbs, Turnips, new, SOC
@S1 20 q sack; bunch vegetables, 121ac q
dozen; Parsnips, Sl@1 so; Beets 75o@S1;
Horse kadish, Toe = ID; Garlic. 5@6c: Arti-
cholles. 7o@S0c q dozen; Dried Peppers, 20Gg
25c; Potatoes, Early Rose, 50@65c q sack;
Peerless, 100000 p cwt; Oregon Burbanks,
s5c@sl; River Burbanks, 5G@60c; River
Reds, soc q col; New Potatoes, 2@3c p b. Gel
cry, 6o@7oc q dozen; Caulihower, SC q
qozen; ned Cabbage, SC q d; spinach, Be;
huDDard squash, &c; Asparagus, 4@5c; Peas,
4@6c; Mushrooms, 100000; Rhubarb, 7GSc;
bunch
DAIRY PRODUCTs-Bu Valley. Is@
zoe G 10; Fancy Petaluma, 21@22c q b; East
erh Creamery. fancy, q Sc packed in tir-
kins choice, 1S@2Oc; picked roll. 20@22c:
con- mon, 1215a913c q b; Che Sc Calif0rnia,
12@13c; Young America, l4mI sc: Eastern
Cream, 15c; Limburger, 10000: genuine
Swiss, 29@31c; American swiss gle; Mar
TINS Cream, 17@1Sc Eggs, 16a1Sc.
fOUL1R1 -ileaierS prices: Live Turkeys,
l212c; dressed, 1901 &c; fultgrown Chickens,
POGO % q dozen; young BOOSTERS, S5@6 q
dozen; brollers, S4@ O.; tame Ducks, SO; Pekin,
y; Geese, 81 5C@2 q pair.
hay, GRAIN AND FEED-Oat Hay S12
@I5 ton; Alfalfa do, S10@12 p ton; Bran,
go q ton; MiddlingS, $50 p ton; Barley.
Whole, paying, 81 oo@1 15; rolled, 81 %;
" neat, choice milling, paying. 81 60 Is cwt;
Rye, Sl 20; Tame Oats, 81 75@1 co. Corn,
\. M r. EaA,I rs &c; Mutton, Toe; Lamb,
30 534c; dressed Pork, rose; Hams-Eastern,
13@l &c; California, 11@l &c; Eureka Hams.
l2@l322c; Bacon-Lighl medium, 1C@I1c;
selected, do, 12c; extra light. 12L@13c; extra
light homeless, 131@914c.
MiSCELLAN OUS-Seeds = Alfalfa. new
crop, 1@5c; Timothy Eastern, 5@6c: Pop
Corn, ear, 2@3c; shelled, dose; RED Clover
lq@l1c: Red Top, e@7c q ID; Nuts-Chile
Wa!nuts, new, 11@12r; California Walnut,
gS i0c; Almonds, new, 11@13c; Peanuts,
California, 5@6c; Eastern, GVs7c; Lard-Cali-
iornia, cans, 10@11c; Eastern, S3lQlOc
Hldes-Salt, light 4c; medium steers, &C.
! n6eavy steers, ne; heavy cows, &c; dry, 915c
Tallow, SIC.
The record-union., 1892-04-11
HoGUE's "VINDICATIoN.
Even the Court Thought He Got \
More Than He Deserved.

Even the Court Thought He Got No
More Than He Deserved.
The preliminary examination of Mr..
and Mrs. 0gg, charged with assaulting
Robert Hogue, for committing a criminal
assault upon their little girl, was con-
Quoted in Judge Cravens' court on Sat-
urday with closed doors, and resulted in
the dismissal OF the case. The facts have
all been published. The testimony of
Mrs. Hogue, mother of the complainant,
concluded the prosecution, and MIR. and
Mrs. Ogg were put upon the stand in
their own defense.
At the conclusion of the testimony City
Attorney Hart addressed the court and
said that, as matter of law, he thought a
case had been made, but he was forced to
admit that it was not probable that any
Jury would find q verdict against the de-
PENDANTS under the circumstances, and il
was submitted TO the court that it was
very probable this view of the case would
be taken by any magistrate, and he left it
TO the court TO determine the ACCESSIBILITY
of trying such case before jury.
Grove i. Johnson, for the defense,
argued that there was absolutely no evil
dence to hold Mrs. Ogg for the charge
preferred, and that MIR. Ogg was not
shown TO have used deadly weapon, as
CDdTStu, VI udNi DStCe WIFI
or intent to murder Hogue. Mr.. John
son thought no jury would ever find
either of them guilty, and stated that he
would be willing TO try the case with
Hogue's own father upon the jury.
Judge Cravens went over the case at
some length, and after considering all the
testimony, said it seemed TO him that
Mr.. Ogg and his wife had acted with
sufficient torpearance under the excite
lnent warranted by the circumstances
He felt that any jury finding verdict
against the accused in this case would de-
serve severe reprimand.
He therefore ordered that the defend
ants be discharged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogg were warmly con-
graduated by many friends on the con-
clusion of the case.
The record-union., 1892-04-11

Special line of Gents
Black Broadwale Worsted
F'rock S18 Dress Suits clos
ing at SIP 30 net.
Gents Extra-fine Dark
Steel Gray Silk-mixed $40
Medium-weight Overcoats,
silk lined sleeves, regular
tailor made. Closing at
S14 Is net.
Lot Of Gents Fine Mar
settles Vests, in white and
figured. Regular price, 81 80
to so. Closing at 75c, S5c,
Csc and 81 %.
Lot Of Gents Fine Hair
line Worsted ST Dress
Pants, neat pattern, closing
at S4 45 net.
Lot Of Young Mems Sum
mer-weight Light Tan and
White Mixed Colors So
Suits, sizes 90 to "a, closing
at S3 50 net.
Lot Of small sizes (33, "a
and 49, All-wool Black and
White Check So 80 Light
Summer-weight Goa t s
closing at csc net.
Mems Black Sateen ST. 80
Coats, light weight, good
goods for service, closing at
zoe net.
Special lot Of Boys Knee
pants Suits, wool cassi-
meres and cheviots in a
large variety Of patterns.
Regular prices, So 80 to
S4. Closing prices, So %
to So 80 net.
The record-union., 1892-04-11
For Sale, Land and Horses.

One fine roadster. horse, blood bay,
weight 1,075 pounds; will haul two men
the length of the Riverside in 2:40 gait;
sound and kind. One three-year-o
FLY, handsome gray, well broken for
will trot in three minutes. One fine
sucking colt, by Easter Wilkes. One
sulky; one Brewster single-seat road
buggy, nearly new; two fine har-
nesses; one house and lot on G
street, Eighteenth and Nineteenth; one
thirty-foot lot adjoining; one 6OxS0-foot
lot on Sixth street, between G and H; $40
acres of land in Kern County and 800
acres in Shasta County. All the above to
be sold at a bargain. Apply to c. II.
Gilman, Red House.
The record-union., 1892-04-11
MEMORIAL DAY.


The Grand Army Men Make Further
Preparations Therefor.
The Memorial Day Committees of the
Grand Army Posts held another meeting
yesterday and made some additional ar
rangements for the observance of the day
O.P. Dodge was chosen Grand Marshal,
and w. B. MaydweH Chief of staff; Aids,
w. III. Ambrose and Comrade Hurd;
Chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Hoskinson.
Albert Hart has accepted an invitation
to take part in the exercises by reciting a
selection entitled Decoration Day.''
About eighteen years ago Mr.. Hart re-
cited the same piece on a similar occasion
here.
The record-union., 1892-04-11
PPoKTIoNED AS FOLLOWS
Mahoney NEGLECTED.

The new City Board Of Health held a
special meeting Saturday evening at
the Office of Health officer II. L. Nichols.
DR.. Gardner presided, and all of the
members were present. The meeting
was called for the purpose of electing a
flumolng Inspector. There were three
applicants, L. W. Mahoney present in
cumbentl, Nathan Liebling and V. j.
FOLEY. All three were placed in nomi-
nation, and on the fourth ballot Mr.. Ma
honey was elected. He will hold office
at the pleasure of the board" instead of
Tor one year, as heretofore
The record-union., 1892-04-11

Extra Values to Which Your Attention
is Called To-day:

4 bolts Roxbury Brus-
sells Carpets, in the newest
designs and colorings, sells
for p1 yard, now goes for
Use net.
Inch Extra-heavy
Striped Hemp Stair Carpet,
sold for 35c. Closing price
25c, with a rebate Of 10 per
cent.
Our SOC six-foot Water
proof Buggy Whip, orna-
mented with nickel ferules,
now goes for 35c.
1 lot Gents ST 80 Fine
Jersey Overshirts, striped
and excellent values. Clos
ing price, 81.
1lotGents' ST Unlaundried
Shirts, extra heavy New
York Mills muslin, rein
forced front and back, a de-
cided bargain at 7Oc-our
closing price.
Our Misses ST 70 Fine
Dongola Kid Button Spring
Heel Shoes, sizes 70 to l.
Closing price, ST % net.
Ladies' Heavy Glove Kid
Congress Caters, a shoe for
solid comfort, sells for 81 so
and goes for CSC net-our
closing price.
Gents Fine Balbriqqan
Shirts and Drawers, fancy
striped. Regular price, Csc.
Closing price, SOC.
Our six-foot 4Oc Whip
for 25c.
The record-union., 1892-04-11
Notaries Appointed.

The following Notaries Public were
commissioned by Governor Markham
Saturday:
Louis Webb, Gazelle, Siskiyou County;
;. M. Sample, Amedee, Lasseu County:
Myron Angel, San Luis Obispo, San Luis
Obispo County; w. n. Goodwin, Quincy,
Plumas County; j. w. Wiley, Bakers
held, Kern County; j. NJ. Lathrop, New
man. Stanislaus County, and Milton j.
Green. Oakland. Alameda County.
The record-union., 1892-04-11
SHOTGUN AND RIFLE.
Results of Yesterdays Trap and
Target Shooting.
The spoonbils PulverIze Clay ''Birds':
battery BIS Men Supplied With
New Weapons

Now that the field shooting season is
practically ended, the knights of the trig-
ger are beginning to turn their attention
to trap-shooting, and series of interest
ing meetings may be looked for during
the summer. There are now four gun
clubs in this city and vicinity and there
should be considerable friendly rivalry
among them.
Yesterday the Spoonbill Club enjoyed
days shooting at inanimate targets at
the Gerber grounds near Oak Park, with
the following result: :.
The record-union., 1892-04-11
HELD TO ANSWER.

Henry Brock Must Stand Trial on the
Charge Against Him.
The case of Henry Brock. charged with
an inhuman crime, came up in the Po-
lice Court on Saturday. Attorney A. j.
Bruner for the defense stated that de-
PENDANT declined to make any statement,
and waived further testimony. He stated
briefly that, in his opinion, the evidence
given by the child, Gussie Gonzales, was
insufficient to hold Brock, and asked a
dismissal OF the charge.
Judge Cravens thought differently,
ard that the evidence wns sufficiently
ntrong To show that the assault had lseeH
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made. He said the case ought to be tried
in the higher court.
Bruner then stated that Brock was
poor man; he would like his bail fixed
at as low a figure as possible. Judge
Cravens fixed the bail at $500, and
ordered Brock committed.
Bruner urged that the bail be reduced
to 81, 900, but the court refused to accede.
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Military Marksmen.

There was large attendance OF Battery
BIS pistol-shooters at the range yesterday,
but the scores made were not surpris-
ingly high. This was owing to the fact
that the men shot new weapons, having
recently been provided with twenty new
Colts revoIvers, the old pistols having
been retired. The shooting was at forty
rdc.I
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF
- sacramento. In the Superior Court In
We matter OF the estate OF STEPHEN r.
MORSE, deceased.
Martha a. Morse the administrators Of tba
estate OF stephen H. Morse, deceased HAVING
Inns Gay nled IN court her verified pf titior9
asking ie;tve OF ihls court to mortgages the real
estate OF said decedent and the Court heiTo
now iuIly advised ia the premises.
~ Is ordered that all persons inferesta5 in
SAID estate DC and appear before thfS CONF %
IN slie GO SoIT room Oh department No thereof
IN the courthouse iii Sacramento CitT. To,,ntyy
OF sacramento, State OF California ~ ERf
DA1 Inc 1otn day OF April lsao az Tba bniIr
% ~ O'CLOCK a. H., then and there to show
estate, 10 wit: All that real prnTa,. ~ So ~
the County OF Sacramento Stafe ~ %
una known, designated and oescyit "a as 80
a. 1o ~ ~ onS hundred and fiftv-six and
oyerflowed lands in sid 80 VI s"@LnP anu
10 10 = horlIl, range nos, 3 and a SSact Monnf
Olaodo Inefl0lan, Sections Nos SS' an al
$3.50, IfSs .n IN the east half of southeast
east quarter of Section No t ,1i,S =
l-ot u, iaHse east; fraction In sonthyest
nominees .,sct.on no. so, and traction in
north. ranoe 20 1 e or Section IL township .
,.,itt 80 . ise + east, surveyed in accordance
!, III 5eI tne provisions of the Act Of SnriI "a.
1ioId 49, aisoIe Particularly described in the
sfenhen n u Sf salo survey in patent issued to
Der. 1865 yybiai ca me 3th day OF Septem-
10. Z OF Patents, page IeS Sacrsmento
no A. iaesecofuS, 10 which reference is hereby
of = 5I,o - not De mortgaged for the sum
court shall seem n1aef o. ailount as 10 Cns
81 AZ t.iis aty filed herein to which petition
49, .ie nereln reference is hereby ms de- fo1, f1r
liner particulars 0 AoA AAt7
-iefcn 0, 1892. A. p CATLIN.
cropa1 Judge OF the Superior Court.
At.r.- a. BLANCHARD AND W. A. q rr, In,
' Asb.Aone1. n7-td
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From the above showing It would seem
that the company commanders might do
well to recruit some of the shotgun men
into their ranks.
THE TROPHY SHOT.
On Sunday next the companies will re-
sumo the competition for the regimental
trophy
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Chronic Dyspepsia

/ was also broken down by oyer-work, so
that could not sleep nights. My stomach is
now perfect, my nerves in excellent shape,
and have gained 10 pounds in months
For all this benefit my gratitude is due Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Accept my best wishes for
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JOHN RUBENsTINE.
JOHN ]. BUCKLEY,

nEALER IN FINE CANDIES, FRUITS,
IL Nuts, Ice Cream, Soda Water and MIX
Shake and Lemonade, 729 X ST. m12-1y
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City Finances.

City Auditor Young makes the follow
ing report of the receipts and disburse-
ments of the city for the week ending
Saturday April 1890.
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Easter Millinery.
A great variety of fine trimmed hats for
Easter. Now on sale at closing prices at
Red House.
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sCHEUNERT BROS. 8 CO..
GERMAN POTATO PANCAKES

TO0 K STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH
! ~ anq Eighth. Sacramento. WHITE
LABOR CIGARS A SPECIALITY. feI5-ly
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS


New YORK, April 9th.
WHEAT--963ac for April, 95Hc for May.
Gaze for June, sac for July, o2T<c for
ugust and 921sc for September.
SUGAR-Cuba Centrifugal, 3lsc
CHICAGO, April 9th
WHEAT-s41se for May and SAC Tor
July.
LIVERPOOL, April 9th.
WHEsA T-Strong American adyices offset
market favoTably. California spot lots. rs
ID; OF & t. SIS 81; lust siIipaed 3es Sd;
mash" 36s So; sargoea oil esss.st and ca