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Evening journal., 1895-08-26

returned home from = tfip to Delaware
CitS where they ATTENDED church yester-
day
A Cape May corresp ondent wii'es:
Miss Clara Seott a Wilmington beauty
Is 40 an Ocean Street hotel. ehspsfoned
by Mrs Carol Weir
Miss Krsutter is visiting Mrs II g..
Brenninger At Coatesville. Pa.
Miss Estele Barnes has returned from
a pleasant visit to Pottstown
Miss Rosa Taflor. Of Dover, has been
the guest of her brother, Rev W, I
Taylor, ct Rockiard
Miss Anna Porier is visiting Miss
Mamie Crawford. of West PhiIsdelphia.
Mrs B Hurlock aud Miss Nan
Hurlock hsve returned from q visit to
relatives near Ches,ertown, Nd.
Miss Clara V. Toit and Miss Ruth A
r9fJ are spending several days in Phila
celphia, the guests of John Stevens and
family.
Peter l. Cooper returned home to-day
from week k'slstay at the sesshore Mrs
Cooper has bsen there all Sumner.
D NJ Hitch, Of Laurel, Is In the city
to day, registered a5 tho H tel Jon
nlngs
Mss Annie S Taylor has returned
home from r two-weeks stay at Allan
tic City and Woodland Beach
Spottswood Garland and family re
turned home TO day from Crescent
Springs. Pa. in the Alleghanies above
Altoona where they have been sum mer
ing
Miss Pi sba A. Nevlln Is visiting
relatives at Doe Run, Pa.
Misses Jessie NJ. Jones and Mary L
Blk ?. of Chester county, who have boeo
on & s,j) )urn at Cape May are the guests
Of their acnt, Mrs e Il Neglin. OF this
city
Misses Rose snd Lena Elnis, OF this
city, have returned from Woodland
Beach
H. F Newin Was entertained by
friends IN Pennsylvania yesterday
Mrs E. N. Cantum has returned home
to Uhlerstown. Pa, after q visit to
t.isnds in this city.
Miss Ella Ryan aud Mlss Dollie VIII
cox, Of Cincinnati are the guests Of Mrs.
John NJ Mulrooney
Lawrence and Charles Appleby and
Willis II Gross have arranged for a trip
Of ten days to Augustine Pier, and will
leave Wednesday
J. n Kates, division operator on the
P, w & g. railroad, returned this
morning from a two weeks vaestion at
Rshoboih
SergeRnts Massey and Black and
Ohcers Kelleher, Lyons snd Mcbride
started this moraing on their vacations
Miss May Price. Of Mulingtou. Nd
was the guest of friends in this city
yostsIdsy
Frederick Tsohan, formerly Of this
city, but now Of Philadelphia, was The
guest Of fTiends here yesterday.
Evening star., 1895-06-15

ALL WHO CONTEMPLATE INSURING THEIR
lives are invited TO examine the different poll
ccs issued by the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Of New York, which is the Oldest life IN
surance company in the United States and the
largest in the world The per cent debenture
bond is most popular contract combining in
vestnent with insurance. Arnuities are also
sold by this company.
CRALLE Y MORGAN, Resident Managers.
m!2O-lm 1888 ST. NV.
MAKE BIG MONEY BY INVESTING II WHEAT
now. When full extent OF damage to all crops
becomes known wheat will 20 up to Sl.o0 and
more; small investors can safely make splendid
profit now. Write today for Manual Sue
cessful Speculation and Daily Market Letter,
both free, to THOMAS CO., Bankers and
Brokers. PIG Rialto building, Chicago, Ill
iel2-w&s6t.
Evening star., 1895-06-15

weather, may be expected. In this imme-
diate section the weather will be partly
cloudy Sunday, with winds shifting to
easterly toward evening. Sunday night
promises to be cloudy and slightly cooler,
and rain will probably fall late Sunday
night or Monday morning.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at 8
am: Great Falls, temperature, 10; condi-
tion, 30; receiving reservoir, temperature,
50; condition at north connection, %; con-
dition at south connection, %; distributing
reservoir, temperature. II; condition at in
fluent gate house. SO; eft1uent gate house, SO.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 7:4S am. and Sol pm
High tide 1:17 am. and l: IA pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, S:39 am. and SAG
pm. High tide, 2:05 am. and 2:21 pm.
Range of the Thermometer.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer at the weather bureau today:
am, 73; pm. 50; maximum, IS; mini
mum, 20.
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CARES FOR HIS CHILDREN.
Judge Miller AcquftS w. III. Ferguson
of Maltreatins His Boys.

Three little boys, seven, nine and thir-
teen years OLD, sons of William H. Fergu-
son, insurance solicitor, were in Judge
Millers court today on complaint that
their father does not properly care for
them. Ferguson, who lives at Ivy City, is
separated from his wife, it was stated,
and Mrs. May, one of his neighbors, was
the only witness to say that the children
We're not properly treated. She said that
they We're always given plenty of food, but
last winter at times they We're without
shoes, and most of the time that they did
have shoes they We're secondhand ones
that had belonged to men. he also said
that had belonged to men. She also said
he was a drinking man. The boys, she
said, were in the habit of using profanity,
and two of them had been arrested.
The father got on the stand and made
statement in his own behalf. He told the
court that he loved his children, and that
he always provides for them In the morn
ing he cooks breakfast for them, and al
ways goes home in time to prepare their
dinner.
"And," he said, "I have twenty witnesses
who will corroborate what l say"
Judge Miller said be wanted to hear no
more proof, and returned the children to
their father.
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Fined for Jumping on a Street Car.

Two colored boys were in Judge KIM
balls court this morning for violating the
police regulations. One of them was ar
rested because he was endeavoring to earn
few pennies, while the other got in
trouble because he was trying to amuse
himself. The latter was John johnson, and
he was jumping on a street car, stealing a
ride. Policeman Owens arrested him, and
Judge kimball fined him 81.
In the other case James Snlallwood was
arrested by Policeman Quinlan because he
was shaking a carpet within five hundred
feet of a dwelling house, and in his case a
fine of 81 was imposed.
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Jane Josephine's Wonderful Jag.

Jane Josephine Cannon, recently released
from the work house, got drunk and called
en- Sanitary Officer Frank this morning
Just what she wanted she was too drunk
to tell, but as the average intoxicated per-
son is not sent to a hospital for treatment
there was no exception made in her case,
and she was taken to the Police Court as
a vaSrant. She was too drunk to be tried
and Judge Kimball committed her to the
farm until Monday.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST.
A Fair Sunday. Followed by n Cool
and Moist Night.

Forecast till pm. Sunday.-For the Dis
trict of Columbia, Delaware and Maryland,
fair; slight changes in temperature: north
erly winds.
For Virginia, increasing cloudineSS;
slightly warmer in eastern portion; north
erly winds
Generally fair weather prevails east of
the Mississippi river this morning. Rain
has fallen in the southwest and extreme
northwest.
No marked changes in temperature have
occurred, although the weather is some
what cooler over large areas of the north
and west districts.
Sunday will be generally fair day in
the Atlantic coast states, with slight
changes in temperature. In the Ohio valley
and the gulf states rain, with cooler
Evening star., 1895-06-15

PEOPLES CHURCH. NGN-SECyrARIAN AND IN
depend Mt, TYPOGRAPHICAL Hall, 423 C ST NV,
Rev Alex. Kent, miaster.-S,ryice ut II 10 am
Children's Sunday; exercises Will be conducted hy
the children; short addresses by the supt, Miss
Morrison, and Mrs. Kent. Seats free. Public
cordially invited 1t
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PRESBYTERIAN.

WESTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
ii st. above 10th,
Rev Howard Wilbur Ennis. pastor. .
200 AN, ''COMMON-SENSE AND RELIGION
700 PM, TWILIGHT SERVICE.
Chorus choir. Brief service. 1t
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HALL MISSION.

HALL MISSION, MECHANICS HALL, ~ ST
and Pa. nvc.-Cui0n port"costal service every
Sabbath. go pm. Miss Phoebe l.. ItaIl and Mrs
Dr.. Shrader having returned from their southern
tour, Will be in charge. All welcome. IT.
Evening star., 1895-06-15
CENTRAL UNION MISSION.

REV. II. W. JOHNSTON, JUST RETURNED FROM
five years missionary work in West Africa Will
speak at the Central Union Mission tomorrow
night at 5 O'Clock lt~
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CHURCH NOTICES.
OTHER SERVICES,

MATCHETT MISSION. JACKSON CITY, VA,
Gambler Hall-Preachng, 3 pm Song service,
conducted by the pleasing singer c. Burlew and
his chorus from the Metropolitan NJ E. Church.
All are invited. Rev. John Wright and ]. w.
Matchett. It,
METAPHYSICAL LECTURE, SUNDAY NIGHT,
1918 G. Law-Dvine and Human-Lectures,
Tues, Fri. pm. Stereopticon display and recep-
tOn Friday night. Public invited. WM and
NINA HUGHES. it,
Evening star., 1895-06-15

CoRSoN & MCCARTNEY.
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
1419 ST., Glover building.
Correspondents Of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 80
Broadway,
Bankers and Dealers In Government Bonds.
Deposits. Exchange Loans.
Railroad stocks and bonds and all securities
listed on the exchanges Of New York Philadelphia,
Boston and Baltimore bought and sold.
specially made Of investment securities. Dis
trict bolds and all local Railroad, Gas, Insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt in
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold.
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Chartered by special act of Congress
JAM, 1867 and acts of Oct, 1880, and Feb, 1892.
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS
SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.
Rents safes inside burglar-proof vaults at IS
per annum upward.
Securities, Jewelry, silverware and valuables
Of all kinds In owners package. trunk or case
taken deposit at moderate cost.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received from TEN CENTS upward,
and interest allowed 81 and above.
Loans money real estate and collateral
security. Sells irst-class real estate and other
securities in sums of $500 and upward.
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
This company is legal depository for court
and trust funds and acts as administrator, Z
eoutor, receiver. assignee, and executes trusts
OF all kinds Wills prepared by competent
attorney in daily attendance.
BENJAMIN L. SNYDER, President.
THOMAS HYDE First Vice President.
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON. Second Vice Pres
THOMAS X. JONES, Third Vice Pres
f. FRANCIS RIGGS. Treasurer.
ALBERT l.. STURTEVANT, Secretary npIS
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STATE OFFICERS
They Take Possession and Appoint Mos
of Their Deputies.

They Take Possession and Appoint Most
of Their Deputies.
The State officers who were sworn in
Yesterday have appointed nearly all their
clerks and settled down to business. to
get their offices in running order as soon
as possible. Following Is the personnel
as Tar as announced:
Controller l.. p. COlgan's force is as fol-
lows: Deputy, w. w. Douglass. book
keeper, l.. &. Striening; boOkkeeper, +.
W. Rorer; Il. r. Swain, r. p. Roper. J
W. Baker and NJ. L. CoIgan, clerks.
Secretary Of Stale l.. Ii. Brown has
named: Chief Clerk, W.T.. Sisuon: book
keeper, George a. McCalvy; ianitor w.
II. Goyan. The other clerks will not be
named Tor some time.
Attorney-General w. +. Fitzgerald
Deputy. Judge j. Daily of Ventura
State Treasurer Levi Racklitfe-D
+. w. Judson; bookkeeper, b. b. Hans
com: clerk, Mrs. b. B. Hanscom; watch
men, a. c. Renwicll and 5. b. Woods.
urveyor-General NJ. J. Wright-Dep-
uty, Frank L. Wright: clerks, Charles J
Wiley, T. NJ. Eby, Henry Williams and
Charles y. Bump.
superintendent of Public instruction
Samuel T.. Black-Deputy, w. w. Sea-
man; clerk, NJ. z. Stone; textbook clerk.
L. Nj. Atkinson; porter, James l.. Evans.
State Printer a. j. 5ohnston-Booi-
keeper, &. 5. Hadley; clerk, Robert Alex
ander.
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A JUICY PLUM.
contest Commenced Over Peter Nc
Gees $4,000 Estate.

contest Commenced Over Peter Me-
Gees $4,000 Estate.
George f. Bronner. by his attorneys
White, Hughes q Seymour, has filed in
the Superior Court a contest to the pro-
bate OF the will of Peter McGee, deceased.
The estate consists of property in this
county valued at about $40, 200.
The contest is based upon the ground
that there IS no heir-at-law of the de-
ceased residing in this State, and that the
contestant, as Public Administrator. IS
entitled TO administer upon the estate,
1t IS also claimed that when MCGEE ex-
ecuted the viii he was Of weak mind and
mentally incompetent, by reason of old
age anu IN addition thereto by falling
down flight OF twenty eight stops.
Hou q Dunn have given notice to
bronner ana his attorneys that on next
Friday the Superior Court viii be moved
to strike from the files of the court the
contest and opposition to the petition of
FRANK hickman for the probate of the
VIII. 1t IS claimed that Bronner has no
interest III the estate either as devisee.
legatee, helr-at-law or otherwise, and is
not even entitled TO letters OF administra-
ton should II appear at any time that the
deceased died intes;ate.
1t Is further COBtcnded that deceased
lett niece, Mary Dunn, who Is the only
next OF kin residing Ia this State. and
VINO would be entitled to letters OF ad-
lnlnistration.
Ii Is also claimed that the contest of
George i. Bronner is not i'll good faith.
but was commenced for the Durpose of
delaying the administration of the estate
SO as 10 enable the special administrator
W. j. irvine, to continue as such.
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NAHBR PARDONED.
Governor Markham Thinks He II
Been Punished Enough.

Governor Markham Thinks He Has
Been Punished Enough.
Governor Markham has pardoned AL
fred II. Naher, sentenced from San Fran
cisco in August, 1894, for two years in the
County Jail for assault with a deadly
weapon,
A petition was signed by nearly all the
jurors and many leading citizens of San
francisco. who are acquainted with Ali
the facts OF the case and certify to NaheIJs
previous good character. The crime FOR
winch he was sentenced was woundiug
one j. Z. Horn, whom be found in he'd
with his tNaher's) WIFE, The Jury recou-
mended hlm to the mercy of the court
ana did not think his sentence would ev-
ceed sixty days. a petition numerousiv
signed by citizens of Placer Countv
where Naher formerly resided. was also
presented, and the Governor thinks ho
has been sufficiently punished already.
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COUNTY OFFICES
The New Principals step In-Who the
Fortunate Deputies Are.

The New Principals step In-yVho the
Fortunate Deputies Are.
The usual biennial transformation
scene took place at the County Court
house yesterday morning, resulting in
the newly elected officials being indicted
into office. The new officers and their
deputies are:
Sheriff.. 7. Johnson; Under Sheriff,
David Reese; Balitf in Department One
of the Superior Court, John j. Hinters:
Bailiff in Department Two, c. f..
Schwilk; Day Jailer, p. II. Becklev:
Night Jailer, George w. Kelley; Tax
Clerk, Ira Couran.
County CleTk-W. y. Hamilton; Chief
Deputy, f. >. Wachhorst; Clerk of Be-
partment One, l.. NJ. LandsDorough;
Clerk OF Department Two, T., L. Pfund:
Office Clerk, L. }. Heintz
Auditor and Recorder r. T. Cobn.
Chief Deputy, c. A. Root; Copyists. Miss
Charlotte p. Wilsey and Peter Ruman.
County Assessor-T. Ii. Berkey: Chief
Deputy, r. j. Van Eoorhies: Deputv.
Paul K. sims.
District Attorney Frank d. RYAN:
Deputy, J. G. Jones.
superintendent OF Schools-B. f. How
ard.
County Surveyor. C. Boyd.
County Treasurer-E. Lyon: Denutv.
y. 5. Greenlaw.
Public Adninistrator-W. B. Miller,
Coroner-John Miller.
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now voted to lay this on the table to un-
uerstand that they could not depend on
hllll 10 vote with them hereafter. He did
IioI peileVe IN taking away the license OF
one who violated the law and not from
another. de was willing to vote for
hehny's license or any other if that was
the way business was to be done.
All right" said Devine, let's do it."
Kent agreed with him.
Iozer asked that the board do not take
snap Judgment. as Mr.: Davis was absent,
ana the matter was dropped for the time.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The matter of fixing the city wharf was
referred to the Levee Committee.
The ordinance prohibiting showcases
on the sidewalk was indefinitely post
poned.
The proposition of Cook 81 Drew for
lighting the City Prison. and Water
works at S95 per month was accepted
The Mayor was authorized to keep on
ten of the specials now on duty for a week
longer
The designations of DIR. Gardner and
William Schaw were accepted.
Kent moved that the Clerk be in
structed to request the Chief of Police to
report the number of arrests and convic-
tIons by each officer Of the force during
the past year.
The motion was carried.
On motion OF Kent the Free Library
trustees were permitted to erect lamp
on the sidewalk out OF their fund.
Leonard presented an ordinance allow
ing saloons to be licensed by the board to
run alter midnight on a quarterly pay
ment OF $40. He thought the present one
favored d few hotels.
Davis favored making the law equal to
a'l. lie thought the board could regulate
the saloons.
Kent moved the adoption of the ordi-
nance, which was done. Tozer and Law
ton voting no.
Kent moved that the Corporation
counsel be Instructed to draw up an ordi-
nance TO stop the yelling of the tamale
men. The motion was defeated.
a resolution ordering the Superinten-
dent OF Streets TO employ three scrapers
ana the necessary men to clean the mud
from the streets was discussed at length
and adopted.
SALOON LICENSES.
Applications were received from
Werner " Armbuster, $50 * street: The
kentucky Liquor Company, $50 X; Gus
LudWIg, 10Y Second, and John S;uissi,
9I0 ), for licenses to keep saloons and
were referred to the Chief OF Police.
Inc board then adjourned.
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FISK'S JUDGMENT
WeinstocN. LubIu IL Co. Will Nov
Have 1t Set Aside.

WeinstocN. LubIu & Co. Will Move to
Have 1t Set Aside.
Neinstock, Lubin & Co. by their at
torney. A. NJ. Johnson, have notified G.
a. Fisk and his attorney. Isaac Joseph.
that on Friday, the 18th inst, the Supe-
rior Court Will be moved to vacate and
set aside the decision heretofore rem
dered in favor of Fisk for S57 30, being
the balance alleged to be due Fisk on a
contract to furnish the defendants store
with certain electrical appliances
The defendants claim tnat the apparatus
was found 10 be defective, and that the
plaintiff was notified thereof but re-
fused to complete his contract anu place
the apparatus in satisfactory working
order. by reason of FiSk's refusal the
defendants claim the apparatus is worth
less and has never been operated, and for
which reasons the plGinLlIf was not en-
titled to recover the sum of S57 81.
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FOR ATTEMPT TO MURDER.

John Petralli Now on Trial Therefor
in the superior Court.
The trial of John Petralii for attempting
to murder Joe Maracci by shooting him
twice on September 18th last. is in prog
ress in department One Of the Superior
Court.
Deputy District Attorney J. C. Jones is
conducting the prosecution, and Hiram
W. johnson is the detenuanps attorney.
The following jurors have been selected
to try the case: Ed. Lynch, John T..
Hack, Edmund Ellis, Z. z. Barthole-
new, James McCaw, l.. {. jordan, j. w.
Cox, Joseph Hopley, l. 2. Eldred. \. A,
Bunce, Z. Menken and L. Siadler
The prosecution has closed, and the de-
Tense Will begin this morning.
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Good Chance for Someone.

There is wanted good home in the
country for homeless boy of II years,
with no relatives to care for him, now
living on charity with crushing sense of
dependence. American born of German
parents; he is healthy, conely, intelli-
gent and Well-disposed. He is accus-
toned to useful service on the ranch and
about the house, and, with fair chance,
he is able TO earn his living. Iu order to
prevent his becoming q tramp. who will
give THIS boy home? Address with
stamp, Rev. j. W. Daniels, Assistant
superintendent Children's Homo Society,
IZl9 Seventh street, Sacramento.
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SALISBURY AND MILLER
1helr cases Were Continued Till This
Afternoon.

1HeIr OaSeS Were COnt1nued Til This
Afternoon.
In the Police Court yesterday was
called the cases of II. Miller and f. e.
Salisbury, the Industrial Army officers
who were arrested for holding street
meeting. in defiance of the recent ordi-
nance passed by the City Trustees. Their
counsel, j. r. Brown, asked for con-
tinuance, in order that he might exam
inc into the constitutionality OF the ordi-
nance. In the meantime he had pre-
pared demurrer.
The City Attorney objected, saying that
the case had already been continued once.
but Mr.. Brown argued that question OF
constitutionality required time in which
TO prepare case, and the City Attorney
hnally consented to it's continuance till
to-day
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Continued Cases.

The case Of An 10y, charged by Officer
Logue with selling lottery ticket, was
continued yesterday in the Police Court
til to-day on request of L. c. Hart, his
attorney.
That OF All Haw, charged with cruelty
10 animals, was continued till Thurs day.
as was that OF An Sing. charged with car
rying a concealed Meap Il.
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Notaries IuhIic.

Governor Markham has appointed and
commissioned the following Notaries
Public: B. b. Deming, Auburn; c. H..
Spring. Arcata; a. ". Hanna, Eureka;
I. w. Baker, Sacramento; G. Ii. VOL
cott, Fresno; I. a. " ellis, Bakersfield;
;. A: Dougherty, Salinas City; Charles
Y. King; San Luis Obisuo
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Real Estate transfers.

The following real estate transactions
have been recorded since our last report:
5. r. DeLong 10 Ranchael and P. t. DE
Long-East half of section 80, southwest
quarter and west half of northwest quar-
ter OF section "a south half OF southeast
quarter OF section Is, north half OF south
west quarter OF section y; all in town
ship north, range east.
u. NJ. Cox, Ell uX., to Arthur NJ. Hovev
N orth half of west half OF lot /, z and
q, Nineteenth and Twentieth streets;
SslD
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BERTHELoT, the French chemist.
thinks that perfect food can be made from
coal, air ana water. He holds this onin-
ion because the constituents of food are
carbon, oxygen, hydrogen and nitrogen.
W hen his prophecy is verified hunger
will be unknown. Until then no food
can be so delicious and wholesome as
that prepared with Dr. Prices Cream
Baking Powder.
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THE most comfortable, convenient,
commodious and expeditions route now
to the Eastern States is by the Sunset
Limited; vestibule, splendidly equipped,
lighted by gas, hotel, bath house, barber
shop and all other appliances Of modern
elegance.
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THE WEeER MURDERaRs

Whoever Captures Them WIN Receive
Big Keward.
Hall. Luhrs & Co. of this city have
offered $50, Lieyre, FrIck q Co. of San
francisco $50. aud the Del Monte Mill
ing Company OF that city $50 to the 81 ,5OJ
heretofore offered as reward for the
arrest and conviction of the murderers OF
Mr.. and Mrs. h. I'll. l.. W eber.
In addition thereto the following sums
were offered yesterday afternoon: Nonr
& Ioerk, 500; The \. >. Hopkins Com
pany, SoU; Kirk, Geary IL Co. SO: !.
itlkus " Co., 50; Schaw, Ingram ~
Batcher, SO; HoIorook, Merrill Il Stet-
son, 80; James McClatchy Il Co., so.
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Doesn't Want THAT KIND.

Mary Donnie. by her attorneys, Arm
strong u Brurer, has commenced suit in
the Superio: Court for divorce from Fred
!. Dennie, on the ground that the defend
ant is at present convict in the State
Prison.
Dennie (or Denny is the man who
robbed woman near the Art Gallery on
the 81 OF last August, and was sentenced
for ten years.
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on promissory note. and secured by,a
mortgage on property in this county.
The court is asked to appoint a Commits
siener TO sell the property and apply the
proceeds OF the sale to the satisfaction of
tne mortgage, interest on the note and
costs.
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brennan Files His Bond.

Supervisor-el John f. brennan yes
terday filed his bond IN the sum OF S5O. .G09,
with the following ng'sureties: P. Kelly,
w lilIam Land, George Wisseman, Chas.
SeiInger, George i. Rider, 2. Herzog.
II. v enrich, j. Olsen, Charles Heiseu
and j. W. Wilson. Each OF the bonds
men qualified in the sum OF S., 900 each.
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VIticultura. commissioners.

Governor Markham has appointed r.
d. Stephens member of the Board of
State Niticultural Commissioners vice
himself, term expired, and Z. {. Bich-
ousky OF Los Angeles County, vice j, De
Barth Shorb, term expired.