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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-28
DIEH

Tucker George III.
COSTELLO-In this city, September 27, 1895,
James, son of James NJ. and Ellen f. Costello,
native of San Francisco, aged 1 year month
E8-Tne funeral will take place TOMORROW
Sunday, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, from the rest
dence of his parents 1908 Bush street. Inter
ment Mount Calvary Cemetery.
DUGAN-In Ukiah Cal, entered into rest, Sep
temher n, 1898, John s.. devoted son OF Mr.. and
James E. Dugan of Redands, Mrs. F. a. Lassel
and Katie Dugan native OF San Francisco "a
years.
GAYLORD-In Alameda, September 27 1895, DR.,
Edward z. Gaylord, native of New York, aged
81 years.
HUSING-A solemn requiem mass (month's mind)
will be celebrated at st. Mary's Cathedral MON
DAY, September 30 at 9so'clock A. NJ for the
repose of the soul of the late Mrs. R. ]. Husing
Friends are respectfully invited to attend.
KOEBELIN-In this city, September 25 1895.
Laurence, beloved husband of Katherine E.
Koebelin, and father of Lille and George Koebe-
lin, native of Sundhausen. Alsace, Germany,
aged SO years 8 months and II days. A member
of Teutonia Council No. Sc, o. G. f.
MB- Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral TOMORROW
Sunday, at y O'Clock NJ, from his late resi-
dence, 919 Suffer street, thence to Emanuel
Evangelical Church, Potter street, where funeral
services will be held at o'clock P. N. Interment
Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
LILLE NTHAL-In this city, September 81, 1895,
Dr. James l.. Lilientha son of the late Dr. Sam
uel Lienthal, native of South Carolina, aged
so years IL months and "a days. New York
and Cincinnati papers please copy.
Be- Friends and acquaintances respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral TOMORROW
Sunday, at 80 o'clock from his late resi-
dence, 1916 Van Ness avenue. Intermen5
Home of Peace Cemetery by II o'clock A. N.
train from Third and Townsend streets.
LEISEN-In Santa Rosa September %, 1895,
John F., beloved husband of Jennie Lessen, ell
dest son of Frank and Dora Lesen and brother
of Mrs. George Nediver of Sequel, Mrs. DR.. Brink
of Lakeport and William Leisen OF San Fran
cisco, a native of San Francisco aged 20 years 1
month and IL days.
g1- Notice OF funeral hereafter.
NORRIS-In this city, September rs, 1895, Will
liam Norris, a native of Newport, Z. J., aged rs
years months and days.
e8-Friends are respectfully invited TO attend
The funeral services THIS DAY Saturday., at
10 o'clock A. NJ, at his late residence, 927 Bush
street Interment private
TUCKER-In this city, September 81, 1895, at the
residence OF Mrs. l.. Charter 127 Morris avenue
George III. Tucker, native OF England, agsd 81
years and months.
EH Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral TOMORROW
Sunday, at o'clock p. NJ. from Alcazar build
Ing. O'Farreu street, under the auspices OF Burns
Lodge No. 60, a. o. U. w. Interment Laurel
Hill Cemetery,
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

NOTICE-THE FIRM OF NEVILLE 81 CON-
IN pany, heretofore doing business at 1888 Cali
fornia street. in the City and County of San Fran
cisco. is dissolved. GEORGE II. BRYANT re-
tires from the firm SARAH A. NEVILLE and
c. NJ. OSBORN. the remaining partners, are aui-
thorized transact all business IN liquidation OF
said firm and have assumed all the obligations
thereof, and all claims be presented them.
GEORGE III. BRYANT,
SARAH A. NEVILLE,
G. NJ. OSBORN.
The undersigned have formed partnership I'M
der the name of NEVILLE 81 CO.. and will con-
tinue to carry on the same business transacted by
the late firm OF NEVILLE d co.
SARAH A. NEVILLE,
c. NJ. OSBORN.
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DIOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-rHE CELE-
II brated Eden Dale farm situated miles south
OF SonOma City, 35 miles from San Francisco: 1S2
acres of fine valley and bottom land; there is in
full bearing 200 fruit trees and 1900 vines OF
choice varieties; large modern dwelling OF IL
house, outbuildings, horses, harnesses. wagons,
cows and full outfit OF farming utensils; ofthe
best fruit-dryers; neverfailing trout stream runs
through the place; positive investment and a
beautiful home; will be sold whole or in two or
subdivisions. Full particulars, j. L. PET
Frs. Mills buldng.
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BIRTHS-M ARRIAGES-DEATHS

BORN.
HEENAN-In this city, September "a, 1895, to the
wife of ]. C. Heenan, son.
LACOSTE-In this city, September 13, 1895, to the
wife of J. Lacoste son.
PETERSoN-In South San Francisco, september
20, 1895, to the wife of James Peterson, daugh-
ter.
SCHILB-In this city, September 26, 1895, to the
wife of J. Schiib, a son.
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MARRIED..

BRADLEY-HAUSER-I this city, September
26, 1895, by the Rev. F. Bonn, Hugh Weller
Bradley and BERTHE Louise Hauser both of San
Francisco.
MYERS-GAR RATT-In this city, September 2S
1895. by the Rev. DIR. Ollie, George S. Myers of
Fresno, Cal, and Alice L. CARAT of San Fran
cisco.
WREDEN-PRIEN-In this city, September 25,
1895, by the Rev. ]. NJ. Buehler, William p
Wreden and Lizzie Prien.
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p0OO STOCK OF POULTRY RANCH AT
u ADU. Fruitvale: acres fine fruit; close to
cars: rent $40; stock of another place. horses,
buggy and cart, COW and pig, chickens, ducks and
pigeons: acres in fruit; strawberry bed; house
of z rooms and bath: 1a block from cars; price
5000: rent $l5. Apply room "a, Donohoe build
ing, from l TO f.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

WANTED ON THE INSrALLMGNT PLAN:
w house and lot: $50 or 5000 down, $40 per
month. j. NELSON. 5l3 Hyde st.
DRICK BUILDING BUSINESS PROPERTY
ID on Market ST.; rent $1,000 wear.
Corner Pacific ave. and Baker ST., 55X137 e it,:
price, $11 900.
E. side Stanyan St, bet. Carl and Frederick sts-;
25x100: price $4,000.
50x127:6 fl. on Jackson st., overlooking the Pre-
sido and bay; 5000.
Two modern houses, Of 8 rooms each, at Park,
25x137:6 it.: electric road passes houses price
$4,000; make offer.
North side of Folsom ST., bet. 4th and 9Th SO OK
160 feet.
feet: price $500.
Cottage house, 1867 Dolores st.: rooms and
bath, basement; 25x9S feet.
Building lots north OF Park: price $500 each.
Apply to c. c. BEMIS, Real Estate and Land
Agent. 324 Montgomery street.
EINE COTTAGE HOME: $40 CONGO ST.,
Il Sunnyside. See owner. 80 Congo st.
HOUSES eUILTS15O TO 1915 A ROOM; CALL
IL and examine p lans. ll49 Mission st.
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SACRIFICE = A BEAUTIFUL NEW AND
- well-appointed home at sacrifice; II rooms;.
elegant grounds l02xl50: well improved; fine
stable for 4 horses; windmill and tank: pure
arteSlan water. never failing; elevation lao feet
above city base: beautiful scenic view OF san
Francisco and the bay; must be sold at once;
several thousand dollars under cost no reasonaDle
Broadway, or A. III. BREED & CO., 400 Ninth st
F. j. WOODWARD, 11lS Broadway, Oakland.
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EXCHANGE FOR OAKLAND PROPERTY-A
IL fine chicken ranch close to Haywards: Is min
utes' walk from electric line: modern house,
rooms, bathroom, closets and pantry; we'll of good
water; nice barn, chickenhouses, breeders; every
thing very complete and new: acres land: good
garden; all under fence; 2S fruit trees; this
place is a beauty; will assume mortgsse; price
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EoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; LARGE GROUNDS
i II desired; fine view overlooking boulevard
Address Owner, p. o. box 2050, S. F.
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A TTENTION, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FAIL
n TO call and see the new houses we building
and selling easy terms: will trade for land if
clear. ALDEN GARFIELD, builders, 902
Broadway, Oakland,
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T ARGE LISTS OF CHOICE HOMES; BEAU
IL tiful residence property: 13 acres on Mob Hill,
Piedmont; nice tracts and ranches; bargains in
LOTS easy terms; send for catalogues. E. e.
BUNCE, zoos Broadway, Oakland.
goo MONTHLY FOR BROOM COTTAGES;
tpAU plans free. F. BOEGLE. Golden Gate stain.
Q160 LOTS NEAR THE ALTENHEIM IN
III LOU. Fruitvale; electric cars; only 81 down
and 81 a week; selling fast; good improvements
81. b. PINNEY. owner, 902 Broadway, Oakland.
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WE HAVE OPENED FOR SALE ALL THAT
w beautiful tract of residence property known
as Alice Park, situated on the east side of Alice
st.. between Durant and Fourteenth, the shore of
Lake Merritt: this is the best residence property
in Oakland and viii be sold in lots from so feet
front upward. A. III. BLOW, 1910 Broadway,
Oakland.
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A SNAP-BUILDING CORNER, 43x90; CARS
"A pass the lot; 5000 buys it; pleasant neighbor-
hood, within walking distance .of narrow-gauge
depot w. T. BARNARD Il SON, 45S Ninth S.,
Oakland.
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DEREMPTORY SALE.

The following property must go to the highest
bidder this month; owner financially embarrassed:
No. 1-Cottage, rooms and bath; lot 33 feet
front; blocks from City Hall and arrow-gauge
depot; neighborhood the best: $500; mortgage
No. 2-Cottage s rooms and bath; perfect gem;
half block 10 car lines; convenient to business
center; street work etc. complete; lot 5OXl4O;
price $4,000: mortgage $1,000.
No. 3-l0-room house, in flats: rooms and
bath: Market ST.. staton always rented;
worth $1,000: price $4,000; mortgage $2100.
No. 4-Lot 45x120 and small mouse; Fruitvale
ave; rented; good tenant $1,000: mortgage $500
No. Slot 50x100: block from 18th ave; fronts
on streets: fenced: city water: slightly; high
ground; cheap dirt; $500; mortgage $40O.
No. Slot north side OF street, near business
CENTER above grade: street work: sewer; stone
walks; cars; $525: mortgage S400.
No. Tot containing half acre. 2 blocks from
Telegraph avenue; just think OF it-Only $500!
Above the best bargains in real estate ever
offered for sale ia Oakland. call early and make
your choice positively forced sale: all property
sold without reserve ]. S. MYERS, 1902 Broad
way, Oakland
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FINANCIAL.


WE CAN LOAN YOU MONEY ON S. F. AND
w Oakland real estate, first mortgage at and
percent. a. f. JOHNS Ii CO, 632 Market ST. rm. 8.
Any SUM OF MONEY ADVANCED ON
~ your furniture. pianos real estates lowest
rate call and state your proposition or wrlte open
evenings ]. NOONAN. 1927 Mission ST.
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Cn1SO BUYS CORNER LOT, 25xI0O. CLOSE
I'D tOO to cars and center OF town. w. Il. BAR
NARD 81 SON, 45S Ninth ST., Oakland
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BUSINESS PROPERTY PAYING TO PER
ID CENT ON INVESTMENT, SOLD ON TERMS
TO SUIT.
Large list OF choice residence property TO be sold
to the highest bidder: Is acres near Blair Park,
Mob Hill, Piedmont; $50 choice lots; "a acres in
FruitvaIe.
GOOD CHEAP RANCHES, close to Oakland.
ACRE TRACTS AND CHICKEN RANCHES.
no acres; % acres close to Piedmont line;
can subdiv1de: fine land; easy terms.
THESE ARE SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Don't fail TO see them.
Z. E. BUNCE, 1908 Broadway, Oakland.
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TITHER LESSONS BY T. LAUTERBACH.
II Rooms 20 and II, 305 Larkin, cor McAllister.
zach NIGHT TO 10; S. MONTH; PEN
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7 DAMS ON REAL ESTATE lST AND 2ND
II mortgages, undivided interests, estates; and
furniture pianos, without removal in San
Francisco Oakland, Berkeley or Alameda; any
amount lowest rates; all business confidential.
Call or write TO BECKER, 240 Mon gomery 81.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

IN TO 60 CENTS PER MONTH FOR EACH
w 800, according to security: any sum; also
second mortgages. ]. o. r., box 81, Call.
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Any SUM; FIRST OR SECOND MORT
n cages, estates; no delay. MURPHY, 628
Market st.
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FRUITVALE-BEST BARGAINS AND BEST
Il terms ever offered; houses and vacant lots;
streets all graded, severed, ETC.: in immediate
neighborhood of Southern Pacific and electrician
lines at Fruitvae station. To convince yourself
call at our Office on Putnam ST., Frutvae. Syndi-
cate Investment Company EDWARD DICK,
agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-04-15

CLEVELAND FOR THE THIRD TERM
Mr.. L. r. Buchanan, gold standard
man, of Nebraska, writing to Secretary
of Agriculture Morton on the necessity
of circulating literature in that State to
Offset the free silver movement, says:
"My judgment, from the present out
look, is that the eastern conservatives
of both parties are likely to unite, and,
possibly, renominate Mr., Cleveland,
who will carry the east and south, no
doubt; the east in his able, honest con-
servatism, and the south because they
could never vote other than the demo-
cratic ticket, thus insuring vote which
would elect; and the west will undoubt-
eddy support the populists or free sill
verites, unless there is great change.
If this is not done, I feel the election
will be thrown into the House as the
result of three tickets being in the field,
In which case the balance of power
would be with the free silver interest.
I believe if vote were taken to-day on
the naked question of 16 to silver
platform, Nebraska would give it ma
iority of 1000 or near it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-04-15
OFFICIAL.

AN ORDINANCE granting the Occoquan-
Woodbridge Telephone Company the priv
ilege of constructing and maintaining q
telephone line and to erect posts, etc, in the
city of Alexandria.
Section 1. Be it ordained by the City Coun-
Gil of Ale1andris that the Occoquan-W Wood
bridge Telephone Company be and Is hereby
authorized to construct and maintain tee
phone line and to erect the necessary posts
and supports therefor from their telephone
exchange through such streets of the city of
Alexandria as may be approved of by the
Committee on Streets; provided, however,
that said telephone line shall De completed,
equipped and in operation within siEsl<e
months after the granting of this franchise,
and provided, furthermore, that posts shall In
no case be erected when the consent of prop
erty holders along the route of said line can
be obtained for the fastening of wires to their
buildings.
Section 9 That the posts to be erected shall
be smoothly dressed and neatly painted and
be so placed as not TO cause any obstruction
TO the free and convenient passage of the
streets and that the said company shall repair
all damages to tho streets and payements
caused by their erection or removal, remove
al surplus material and shall in no case erect
posts before the front door of any house.
Section 8. That the said company in con-
sideration of the privileges granted agrees to
fix the annual rental for telephones in private
houses at not more than eighteen dollars for
telephones in business houses. offices, etc. not
more than twenty-five dollars, and to furnish
the city of Alexandria seven telephones for
the use of the city free of all charge.
Section 4. That the said company, before
commencing work. shall give bond of one
thousand dollars for the faithful performance
of the obligations imposed upon it by the pro-
visions of this ordinance. Said bond to be
approved of BY the Finance Committee.
Section 5 That this act shall be void and
of no effect in the event that the Woodbridge
O.c)quAn Telephone Company shall sell
its franchise to any other corporation or com.
piDy.
Section 6. This ordinance shall be enforced
from its passage and shall be subject to amend
ment or repeal at the pleasure of the City
Council OF Alexandria.
Passed Common Council April 8, 1895.
HUBERT SNOWDEN, President.
Passed Board of Aldermen April 8, 1895.
w. 81. MARBURY, President.
Approved April 10, 1895.
HENRY STRAUSS. Mayor.
Teste: JNo. T. JOHNSON. Clerk G. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-04-15
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Davis, one of the escaped lunatics
from Matteawan has been captured
near Wappinger's Falls, NY.
Northern New Hampshire is flooded
with water. Rain began falling Satur-
urday morning and has poured in tor
rents ever since. Not since 1878 have
the river risen to such height.
The Standard Oil Company has ad-
vanced its price for field oil from 81. rs to
50, and as a result 1921 is bid for pipe
line certificates. The price of refined
oil has been raised at Lima, o., by the
Standard Oil Company, and it is
thought it will reach Is cents per GAL
lon.
The Merrimac river is rising more
than six inches an hour, and, as it will
continue to rise several hours longer,
the record of freshets in the Concord
valley will be broken. The intervals
for miles are covered with water and
buildings on the low lands are flooded.
The rainfall for the past week aggre-
gates over four inches, the heaviest in
the same time for 26 years. Railroad
travel is interrupted.
Toronto Rcd, the newsboy who claims to
have jumped from the Brooklyn bridge on
Saturday afternoon, arrived at Buffalo last
night, bringing with him story of his feat.
Some doubt his story snd say whoever jumped
never came to the surface.
The six members of the Green family, i'm
p'icated in the murder of David Hilderbrand,
Of Mount View, No. were taken back to that
place this morning and will be given a hear
ing unless they are lynched.
The Odd Fellows block at Townville, Pa
was burned yesterday. The second floor was
occupied by various lodges all Of which lost
their paraphernalia; loss $4,000.
Fire at Plattsburg, Mo-, yesterday after
noon destroyed the courthouse and other
buildings. The total loss is about $500, COO.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Foreign News.

LONDON, April 15.-A dispatch from
Toxic says that Ii Hung Chang is in
constant communication by telegraph
with Pekin. The conference is sitting
at Shimosek: and it is expected that to-
davis session will result in the conclu-
sion of peace.
VIENNA, April 15.-Rain and snow
floods have caused the ris ng of the
Danube to such an extent as to COM
pletely inundate the city of Presburg,
Hungary. The volume of water was
so great as to wreck hundreds of houses,
many of whose inmates were drowned.
ROME. April 15.-:Severe shocks OF
earthquake were experienced at Venice
and Verona yesterday evening. Many
buildings were damaged. but no one
was killed. At the first shock in Ven
ice. the guests fled from the hotels to
the public squares and the inhabitants
deserted their houses and took refuge
in the open spaces. Many persons lett
the city, by early trains this morning
fearing a recurrence of the shocks.
VIENNA, April 15.-Violent shocks OF
earthquake were experienced through
out southern Austria last night, the
manifestations beginning at midnight.
at Laibach, 81 shocks were felt be-
tween midnight and 7:30 this morning
All churches, public buildings and bus
mess houses and residences in the town
were damaged. Several persons were
killed by falling walls, and a large
number of persons were more or less
seriously injured. At Velden, ten
shocks were felt and at Trieste four
Shocks were also felt at other places. in
ali of which many buildings were dam
aged. Slight seismic vibrations were
also felt in this city. In many districts
the people are camping out 10 fields.
HAVANA, April ia detachment
of government troops from Holguin,
commanded by Captain Aguilar. en-
gagged in battle with q band of rebels
100 strong at Palma, Minos, on Satur.
day. The Insurgents were defeated
with loss of six killed and q consider
able number wounded, and fled from
the field. General Martinez Campos
sailed from Porto Rico last evening for
Caimanera.
FRlEDRIcHsRUHE, April 15.-Prince
Bismarck is seriously i'll. DR.. Schwen-
niger has been summoned by wire to
the ex-chancellor's bedside.
LONDON, April 15-The Lancashire
steeplechase, 81 miles, for 1000 sover
eigns, was run at Manchester to-day
and was won by Mr. Dyas' General Idea.
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JURISDICTION OVER LILLE RrvER.-The
case of Augustus L Grimes, charged with
violating the fishing laws by using seine in
Little river, came up again in Judge Miller's
court in Washington On Saturday, and was
further continued, Attorney Douglas, for the
defendant having raised the point that the
boundry line of Virginia was drawn from
headland to headlsnd at low tide, and that
such boundary line threw Little river and
nearly all of Analostan island into the State
of Virginia Prosecuting Attorney MuIlowney
neld that at the time of the session of the Dis
trict of Little river was the main channel; and
that the boundary line Of the State was then
fixed, and that it had not been changed by the
csuseways and dams made by man. Judge
Miller continued the case in order to look
into the matter.
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MONDAY EVENING. APRIL is, 1895

YESTERDAY was celebrated through
out the Christian world, by others as well
rs Christians, because Easter is SYM
bolic not only of the resurrection OF tie
founder of the Christian religion, and
therefore of the hope of all who hold
that faith, but of the new birth OF
birds and plants, and, with the latter,
the whole earth appears in new
dress; but also because it is the special
season when young peoples fancy
''softly turns to thoughts of love-"
though love, when dead, is one of the
few things that never revive, but none
who feel it in its bloom ever think the
time will come when it, too, like the
flower, will droop and die. Though
the women have ceased to believe that
the crows will peck at them if they
don't wear something new on Easter
Sunday, their hearts are still light and
cherry on that day, and Easter Monday
has always been q delightful holiday
for children and servants.
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The Income Tax.

CHICAGO, April 15.-Judge Showal-
ter, in the United States Court this
morning, erjoined Siegel, Cooper & Co
from making any return to the internal
revenue collector under the provisions
of the income tax law. The restrain.
ing order was granted on bill filed by
Gerson Siegel, one of the New York
stockholders in the defendant corpora
ton. The bill attacks the law, and
under the order granted this morning
the government will be compelled to
take part in the proceedings to defend
the operation of the new law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-04-15

ONE OF the advocates ola convention
10 amend the laws of the State says
that among the amendments should be
one prohibiting more than one appeal
in capital cases. Such an amendment
should surely be made, but it is just as
sure that it could be made by the Legis
lature as by convention, and there is
nothing to induce the belief that if the
members of the former refuse to do so,
those of the latter would not do like
wise.