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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-06-23
May %, 1898.
Wrought Iron Range Co.

W IUUSHU IIUN INaHBo %.
St. Louis, Mo.
GENTLEMEN:-We purchased Of
your salesman, Mr. on day
d 1882 "HOme COmtortn
Range aud are pleased 10 say it gives
entire Satisfaction.
TINS certificate you can use in any
msnuer you see proper.
Respectfully,
Mrs, A. n. AKIN.
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ChanCery Sale of Land.

IL. r. Freeman, ct al, vs.. f. NJ. Vaughan
AdminiStra' or, ct al.
Pursuant to decree of sale entered at
the April Term, 1893, of the Chancery
Court for Maury County, in above
styled cause, at page 597 of the minutes
of said term, | will, on
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Headlight Flour

Brings cOntentment to the whole
household. Our special brand.
h. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
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A largo stock Of paint-, oils and
vanish, best quality, just received ~
If WOODBRIDGE, IKvINE Il TOwLEk.
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ClalG4ly Sale Of City Property

w. II. Jordan, ct al VS.. Lillian Digger,
ct al.
Pursuant to a decree of sale entered at
the April Term, 1898, of the Chancery
Court for Maury County, Tennessee, in
the above styled cause, at page 636 of the
minutes of said term, will, on
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Monday. JulY 10, 1898,

expose to public sale at the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Columbia, 10 the
highest and best bidder, the following
described lot or parcel of ground with
improvements as follows: Situate in the
9, Il civil district of Maury County, in
the Sd ward OF Columbia, and bounded
ON the north Nv tlelot of Mrs. f. C.. Dex-
ter, on the east by Isham Lamb lOt, south
bv 4. Barr, and West by South Main
street. Said sale will be for cash, free
from the right and equity of redemption
iunelS At &c. DEXTER, d. NJ.
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SPLENDID House and Lot 70! Sale.
R.R. Allen VS.. r. E. Nichols. ct al.

Pursuant to an order of sale entered
ut a previous term of this Honorable
Court, in above styled cause. at page 255
of the minutes of said court, 1 Will, on
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II you want a NICE Puff Shirt go to
iap20 ly A. z. MORGAN's.
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Iegislati%e Notes.

Only one hundred and fifty-six bills
were introduced in the Legislature yes
terday.
Duckwortn of Monterey is loaded with
oratory. Whenever he speaks he throws
his shoulders back, holds his head erect
and throws his hands about in hardly a
graceful manner.
The Republican members of the I.egis-
lature will hold a conference in Depart
ment Two OF the Supreme Court at 7:sO
O'clock this evening.
DR.. Mathews resolution that the Chair
man OF each Assembly committee. with
few exceptions, be allowed clerk. also
that the san Francisco delegation be al
lowed a clerk, was carried by the l1er1aI
party vote. Honest Uncle John Matthews
OF San Benito, sterling old Democrat,
recorded his vote against the motion. He
was opposed to the appointment of clerks
until there was absolute necessity for
them.
Nearly all the members of the Assem-
bly, are in favor Of the rehabilitation Of
mining, under the restrictions named in
the C&minetti bill.
Speaker Gould's committees announced
yesterday give general satisfaction.
1t IS worthy of note that the clerks at
the desks in the Assembly earned their
money yesterday.
&. L. Washburn viii do the legislative
work for the Associated Press during the
present session.
Both branches Of the Legislature re-
sumed business yesterday in earnest, Civ
ing out the impression that the proph-
estes of sIugglshnesS on the part of out
sders We're without foundation Indeed.
to one who is accustomed TO the prelim-
mary tactics OF Legislatures, the dash of
Yesterdays proceedings, short as they
were, was something OF surprise. In
the Senate the rules were amended so
that that body will from now on com
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53nnul Pnkttte 41n1nDrr.

mence, every morning at 10 o'clock,
instead of II, as many of the too-strong-
to-work statesmen had been calculating
upon.
Senator Frank MCGOWAN of Humboldt
appeared in his seat yesterday for the first
tllne since the session commenced. Busi-
ness detained him. The handsome young
statesman introduced just one bill, and he
imIodestly explained that it meant no fur
ther harm than the stoppage Of the manu-
Iacture of oleomargarine. alias bull but
ward to ''tight' over his bills. and has
ter.
1t is said that T. II. Wallis, ex-State
Librarian, Will present the names of five
gentlemen 10 constitute a Board Of Trus-
tees for the State Library, to be voted for
at the present session.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

NJ. f. Tarpey, the well-known Demo-
cratic politician, who has been mentioned
in connection with a Cabinet position,
came up from Oakland last evening.
Secretary of State Waite has been i'll
and confined to his home for two or three
days up to yesterday, when he spent
most Of the day at the Capitol, but i'll the
afternoon was obliged to call carriage
and 90 home,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Life in London" was played at the
Clunie Opera-house last night by Mr..
Dailey's New York Stock Company to an
audience quite filling every part of the
spacious building. The melodrama was
well mounted, played with spirit, went
without hitch or jar and as if the troupe
mad played it month instead OF never
before. There were TWO entirely new in
terror scenes from the brush of Mr.. Nc
Is une. and very handsome ones besides
several sets in which his rejuvenating
touches on old scenery were plainly to be
seen. The new face, Little Irene, "proved
decided catch. The child is attractive
intelligent beyond her years, easy upon
the stage. not at all embarrassed, and is
possessed or strong natural dramatic
abillty. She is, indeed, remarkably good
III her stage work, and is ii most import
ant addition to an already well-balanced
troupe. Nh SNOW had the Villains part,
ana 1t Is compliment 10 him TO say he
won the cordial hatred of the audience tor
the character he personateI. AIr. Duiliold
was excellent, as always, as the hero, ana
Andy W aidrOn ininitable as lsaacs
true, his method in personating an
hhglSh Jewish sharper is quite different
from the conventional, but it is The more
interesting because boldly original. MISS
Cant ana Miss banghan filed the roles
assigned them well. Miss { Calif and Mr.
less, hy the way, have a charming duet
in the play. CIeaves, Hess, Bradley and
the others We're acceptable, while Miss
McAllister's Kate Aledland was strong,
full Of feeling and spirit. The part gave
the lady SeHora! opportunities TO prove
her emotional power, and she utilized
them well.
The piece is fall Of tears ana smiles,
strong tableaux, startling situations and
remarkable surprises. 1t was received
with hearliest ana ott-repeated applause
last night. 1t will be repeated this even
ing.
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Buildings at Auction.

By order of the Trustees of the West
minister Presbyterian Church, d. j. Sim
mons Il Co. will sell at auction this Tues
day morning at 1890 o'clock, at the
northwest corner of Thirteenth and X
streets, all the houses and stores on said
lot, to be removed within thirty days.
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Frnit Ranch Mt Auction.

On Thursday next. the 18th, at 1880 4.
NJ, d. J. Simmons Il Co. will sell at auc-
ton, on the premises, the fruit and berry
farm of d. Comstock, ons the Dillman
tract, one-haf mile from the city rail-
way; also, the house, furniture, barn,
windmills, chickens, phaeton and all the
personal property.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

Ladies who anticipate buying dress within
the next six months will find it to their interest
to buy now.
Five pieces Of Awool Storm Serge 29c yard Regular price 5oc
srended line Cheyiot all wool and 40
inches vide yard. Regular price 65c.
len pieces Of extra heavy Chevron Tw yard Regular
price 75c yard
pieces Of Alyoo Cames Hair 50 inches wide the value
in the hose yard Regular price 81 So
Ten pieces of black ncyfsared CePons all wool soc yard
Regular rrice yard.
We have also made spea all regular lines Black
Dress Goods.
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Presumably a Razor.

officer Maley yesterday arrested col
ored man named r. II. Hackley for as
sault with a deadley weapon on another
habitue OF the "Old Hoss'' Saloon, on X
street.
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A FEW OF OUR REMARKABLE OFFERINGS:
DRESS GOODS.

In this department we have made a deep cut
IN every piece Of goods on the shelves.
duced from 25c.
36nch Fancy Dagonas with changeabe effect 9c yard Re-
duced from 35c.
4oinch A1-wool Cheviots 25c yard Reduced from sec
Our standard Golden Rod mixtures all wool 35c yard Reduced
from SOC
handsome line Of 8nh CePons all wool the biggest value
offered in America; 49c yard. Reduced from ST.
very fine line Of English Seges 50 inches wide leading
colors; yard. Reduced from IS.
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Commissioners Of Daads.

w. J. DeGress has been appointed Com
missioner of Deeds Tor California, TO re-
side in the City of Mexico, Republic OF
Mexico.
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On the 18th inst. at the Metropolitan
Theater, the u ana 7 Comrauy viii
appear a.er a long success in San Fran
cisco. Since "U and r was played here
last it has been written up to date rs
the play BILLS have it. George f. Mur-
phy. as CngeTb!atz, is still the chief fig
ure in it, but linds IN admirable foil in 4.
j. Hehernau, who personates O'Donovau
Innes. Nhe piece Is a great absurdity,
ridiculously laUghable because il is such
consummate nonsense. But il docs give
clever people fine opportunity for eccen-
trio character person itiOu. In the troupe
is Miss Kitty Nursal, ior a long time
leading s0ubretto Of the Donnely &
/ Glraro Natural Gas Company. She sings
and dances more than cleVerly. Ediih
Newton, a new soprano, has been
added to the company. The other support
is good il the San franci- CO press is TO be
believed. fha San Francisco BHiIeaa
said Of it as it now is: There is no ques-
ton but what ~ and II is q great laugh
ing festival Every scene has its laughs,
and il may be said that from the rise Of
the curtain until its final fall the laughs
of the audience are continuous. They
are good, hearty expressions of pleasure
at the humOr Of the players and the play,
which is the best verdict in its favor as to
its being a succ sss.
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FARM And ORCHARD.
How Shelter for Farm Imple-
mentS Can be Erected.

Attractive Farm Names-Butter-Ma
ing-Grangers' and Farmers Club
The Danes as Butter -Makers-Abol-
fishing Fences - Coffee Cure for
rses-AIIscellaneous Items.
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5nHt-En1tfrn.

T OST-A LIGHT BAY HORSE; WEIGHT.
II LOO; years old; SCI atch on nose; angle
cut on ear; leather belt on neck. Finder re-
turn to .. HARDER, OAK PARK, and receive
reward. 1t*
I OST-TWO YOUNG SHEPHERD DOGS:
II one white with black markings lost in
November; the other, black and white was
lost Sunday last. Person returning them 10
1l07 street Will be rewarded. jaIO-3t
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7grrti'rp 3rtntfrrr.

GTATED MEETING OF CONCORD .
- Lodge, No. NJ, +. and A. NJ, THIS 50
gIuesdayl Evening. January 10th. u z
900. Visiting brothers cordially wv
invited. lltTl LOUIS c. SCHNEIDER. W.M.
u EGULAR MEETING OF OCCI-n =
dental Encampment, No. 42, /. o. ~ ~
y. r, THIS Tuesday, EVENING. at y
.a.;3oo,clock. Royal Purple Degree. Vis-/ \
Itlhg Fatrlarchs are cordially invited to at
Ie10' ]. I. PURINGTON, c. p.
II. r. STONE, Scribe 1t:
bNAAlk OAKS CORPS.-REGULAR MEET
INEZ FICKS, President.
EMMA c. WATSON, Secretary. Its
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NOR SALE CHEAP-l5 TONS BAIED
L Oat Hay. Inquire 1872 ID. Sacramento
ja4-tt
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NOR SALE - $50 ACRES VINEYARD
l. and grazing land; plenty water and wood:
house ana barn; near railroad; $40 per acre.
Apply TO SfkOBEL, BIZ J street. ja6-Iot@
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TOR sALE-64O ACRES OF THE FA-
i nous Pratt Grant, IN Butte County: posi-
lively a bargain Tor either fruit or grain; three
miles from railroad: All level. Write to W. j.
C0STAR, Chico. Cal, for particulars.
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THEY ARM COMING

4 S FAST AS EVER AND A STILL BET
n ter quality. We are now packing princi-
paIy EoRN-FED HOGS and can highly
recommend our products
Our HAMS are genuine SUGAR CURED.
Our LARD is strictly PURE AND FRESH.
AZ kinds of SAUSAGE5 made FRESH
EVERY DAY.
The only place where you can always find
SPARERIBS, TENDERLOINS, PIGS FEET,
TONGUES, ETC.
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600 ] Street. COZ. 6th, Sacramento.
NOTICE.

TI3HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 stockholders Of the Capital Gas Company
VIII be held at the Office OF the corporation,
DAY, January ] 6, 1893 at ~ O'Clock H.. for
the purpose Of eiecting a Board OF Directors
for the ensuing year, and to transact such
other business that may come before the
meeting Tor c0nside: alton.
I'd {. Il. CUMMINGS. Secretary.
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For gate.

NOV ON SALE-THAT CHOICE BLOCK
IN bounded by X, L, Nineteenth and Twen-
tletn streets theoid Carey horse-car barn site,
70 L. j.. LEMIS q Co, 5O2 j Street. LR.nN.E-I
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GRATEFUL-CON1FoRTTNG.
EPPS'S COCOA,
BREAKFAST.

BREAKFAST.
"By thorough knowledge of the natural
laws Whicn govern the operations of digestion
the line properties of well-selected Cocoa. MIR
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with
delcately navored beverage which may save
us many heavy doctors bills 1t is by tha fll-
dicious use Of such articles Of diet that con-
sututlon may be gradually built up until
strong enough 70 resist every tendency to dis
ease. Hundreds of subtle naladies are doaf-
ing around US ready 10 attack wherever there
y 6 weak point. We may escape many a fatal
shaIt py keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and a properly nourished frarne.''
Civil Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling water or milk
sold only in halfpouGd tins. by grocers, la
beled thus: JAMES EPPS & CO., Homo-
opathlc Chemists. London. England TTd1w
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L1OR SALE-1GO ACRES OF LAND IN
L santa Clara County. suitable for grazing
and farming purposes; timber enough to pay
Tor property; several hne springs OF water;
price, Sl.25O cash, or will trade. Address
MANAGER GORDAN RRO.
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95etreruI 7liuttres.

'FTNhE HUMANITARIAN,n EDITED BY
L Victoria Woodruff, Just issued. Janu-
'Iy number at FUCHS Bookstore, 525 J.
FTHE POSTPONED ANNUAL STOCK
Canal Company viii be held at their oflice in
tHe passenger depot at Sacramento City. Cali
lornla, TUESDAY,, January 10, 1898, at
. cioch - NJ, Tor the purpose Of electing Di-
reciors for the ensuing year. and for me trans
actloh ol such other business as may come
before the meeting
ooO-Iot j. L. GILLIS, Secretary.
FTHE SICK OR DEBILITATED. FROM
i whatever cause, should take Orange
Mamma; perfect IN its results; calland sample
L, IL, GODDARD, agent for Sacramento and
Placer Counties. Office II J. W Babcock's
Jewelry store, 923 X ST., ,Sacramento.dIO-lm*
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Middaugh Musical Comedy Company
occupied the Metropolitan stage last
night, and presented Our German
Ward" before tair-sized audience.
Neither the play nor the company are up
to The standard Of Metropolitan attrac-
tiOns, but both have some merit. and
will greatly please the rural audiences,
before whom they are usually presented.
y realistic fire scene, in which a young
lady rushes rom burning building with
her nightdress all in flames, is quite a
striking feature OF the performance, and
was something new. Fred Sawyer is a
very clever comedian, and was heartily
applaUded at every appearance. The or
chestra was very good, and a cornet solo
by David Reese was really artistic.
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TOR SALE CHEAP-BEST PAYING SA-
II loon in Sacramento. Address C. NJ, pox
10, this Office.
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TIOR RENT-FARM CONSISTING OF
L high and low land with improvements,
near the city, suitable tor dairy and other
farming. For further particulars inquire at
the residence of MRS. j. STUBER, Thirty
fourth and j streets. d31-2w@
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W acres OF land TO SOW hay ana g-2tin on.
within fifteen miles OF city. Inquire at this
Office. ~
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II. NJ. Hanaford agent for Bill Nye
and A. p. Burbank, is in the city.
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Nr0TIcE 10 cREpIT0R3-EsTATE oF

NOTICE TO RS-EsTATE OF
~ MARTHA NEELY, deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned admins
traitor OF the estate Of Martha Ncely, deceased
TO the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, 10 exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within
four mcnlhs after the frat publication OF this
notice, 10 the said administrator ~ the olsce
Of Driver 81 Sims, 42O j street (up-stairsl
Sacramento City, California, the same being the
place for the transaction Of the business Of the
said estate in the county Of Sacramento, Stale
OF California.
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WE OFFER TO GENERAL AGENTS
w and canvassers exclusive territory, free
newspaper advertising, a chance TO deliver
goods before paying tor them, immense profits
and permanent business. Address CON
SOLIDATED, Lynn. Mass. TITS
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rTO LET-A SUITE OF FRONT ROOMS,
1 suitable for two gentlemen. Apply aJ
7IgJL J street
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I APANESE YOUNG BOY WANTS SI'TIT-
y alton to DO hOusework or help cook Ad-
Gress FRANK O'hARA, 81 Rose alley, Sac
rumentO. in 80
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'-l0t J.L. GILLIs, Secretary.
5Uuttten.

EMANTED-BI A YOUNG MAN, A SIT
w uation in drug store; have ma three
years experience. Address z. .. box :573
IaJ-2tE
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WANTED - SITUATION. FIVE DOL
w lars will be given 10 anyone who will oT-
tam me any light employment in city. Adj
dress ~. A., Jnis once jig-3tk
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Edwin Fish, representing Captain
Campbell's illustrated lectures Of art and
naval warfare, is in the city.
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N1AJ/ l. STREET.-THE T-DESIRABLE
{ 10 u upper fiat OF seven rooms; modern
improvements; all newly papered; basement.
ApulV II Q /, street If
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FT7O LET-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
1 room. 1011 Nanth street, up stairs; no
t,bIlFrpr
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JAPANESE WANTS PLACETO DO COOK
~ ing or general housework. Address +. r.
SUMIDA, p. o. Box 65, Sacramento. ia7 SIS
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NOUR ROOMS FRONTING ON CAPITOL
4 Park; rent, SIS per month. Apply at
lois n street. Ju2-tt
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90 Get or 53frtt.

TENO LET-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
i chamber and a p&rlor; rent reasonable.
apply at 142o tIghtn street. j1O-3t
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I APANESE BOY WANTS SITUATION TO
y do general housework or cook. Address
JO3 ID street. fa6-2,yt
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It is the general desire of the consumers
OF butter in our cities and towns that the
supply from the country dairies and but
ter-makers be greatly improved. Most
OF the butter offered for sale III our gro
ceries is of a second or third-rate quality;
indeed. much of il is so rank as to be alb
solutely Embellishments tit for the ta-
bic. and some of it unfit Tor soap grease.
The health officers should condemn IL,
after tair inspection.
Ihved on farm over forty years, and
was in the butter-making business, more
or less, during that time; so l profess to
know what / am saying. Butter-lnaking
IL not a difficult business if one under
stands it. One can occasionally lind a
lump brought 10 the grocery by hucll-
ster. To make good butter one needs
good, healthy, vigorous cows, not old and
Ialf-staryed ones, as some we see about
us, and kept in filthy barns. The mich
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400 L STREET.-THE LET-TWO NICE
AZJ sunny 'front.' rooms, furnished. suitable
for gentleman ana Wife. ia9-1ws
The record-union., 1893-09-21

Senators and Representatives are leaders
OF the regulators.
1t is believed the State troops will be
called out.
Many white women and children have
come to the city for refuge.
Bloodhounds from the penitentiary
were let loose this morning in the swamp
to track the murderer Julian.
On the exact spot where Judge Estopinal
fell an iron stake has been driven into the
ground. to which the murderer will be
fagots surround il and branding-irons are
ready, with which he is to be tortured
while suspended from the gallows by his
arms above the fire.
The trouble is the outgrowth of the
tragedy last week. Roselius Julian last
Friday afternoon shot Judge Victor
Estopinal to death while the latter was
trying him for trivial offense seriously
wounding the Judges son and then made
good his escape.
Posses were Immediately organized,
and all night and all Saturday the sur-
rounding country was searched. 1he
mother, two brothers and two sisters OF
the negro, Roselius, were arrested III the
afternoon at Black Bridge, in the rear of
the place, by the police, and were then
taken to little jail on Judge EstopinaPs s
place above Southport. Another brother
was subsequently arrested. They were
all taken into custody because they
shielded Roselius.
On Saturday night the three brothers
were taken from the Jail and hanged by a
mob. This act has created intense ex-
element among the negroes, and both
races have been In an intensely excited
condition since.
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Work of Reconstructing the Old
War Vessel to Begin.
THERE WILL BE BUSY SCENES AT
THE MARE ISLAND YARD.
An Oakland Citizen Pounced Upon
and Badly Beaten by Five Burly
Highblnders-A Colonel OH the Staff
of Governor Hughes Of Arizona
Shot and Instantly Killed by Masked
Mexican Robbers.
Special to the RECORD UNION.

Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.
VALLEJO, Sept 20.--A week ago it was
announced that Secretary Herbert had
ordered the Hartford to be repaired, and
had set aside S456,0o0 with which to do
the work. To-day Captain Howison,
commandent of the navy yard, received
be repaired, work to be commenced
without delay.
The orders received by Captain Howl
son apply only to work, to be done by
the construction department, which in
wolves an expenditure of nearly 500, 900.
Orders relative to work to be done by the
steam engineering department on the
Hartford have not yet been received, as
it is not yet determined if the engines
and machinery shall be built by contract
or at the yard, but Captain Howison Is
inclined to believe the whole work will
be done at the yard.
Captain Howison states that as fast as
the plans are formed work will progress.
This does not mean that the force OF men
now at the yard will be greatly increased.
Work at the present time, not excepting
that of the Monadnock, is about eX-
hausted, and when it is done the men
will be transferred to the Hartford work.
Captain Howison also stated this after
noon that the work of putting on the tur-
rets and armor-plates of the monitor
Monterey would. be done at the navy
yard, although as yet orders to that effect
had not been received. Secretary Her
bert, however, has determined to have
this work done at the navy-yard. The
cost of it has been estimated at about
$4,000.
The number of men now employed in
the yard is 750. the largest force there in