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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
GRATEFUI-COMFO
EPPS'S COCOA.

i.ANFAsT-SUPPEK.-'Dy Through knowI::
edge OF he natural laws which govern the operations os
DIGESTION and nutrition and by careful application OF tne
nns properties OF we'll selected cocoa Mr. Epps eas pro-
tded for breakfast ana supper delotely navo!ed
beverage which may save US many heavy doctors oiN
II 10 by the judicous OF such articles OF diet that
constitution may be gradually built until strong enosd.
TO resist every tendency TO disease Hundreds OF subtle
maladies floating around ready 10 attack wherever
here 10 a weak point We may escape many tatA
ehar by keeping ourselves well fortified blood
Ana properly nourished frame"-civ Service 0as"s;
Made simply with boiling milk. Sold only ~
hall pound tins by Grocsrs labelled thus JAMES EfrS
20. Id. homeopathic Chemists LoloeA'
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ARE. roomy comfortable Couch. COW
cred in good karpentine. the n,w ma,
,ar,al for sale only by W., 81 49, III
Empire Corduroy. only Si":. 20; 81 IN.
vide. q n. long: the greatest BARGAIN ever
of,srsd' send for illustrated catalogue.
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mons n No HWITIFT
Makers craft Before such n system ~
glasses three IN folding fram"s tho one
posing can can have an excel l"ni View ~
head neck. shoulders 90 profile. Will"
dr.ssiag or making the colNeur.
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THREE RUNAWAYS.
Saturday Was a Lively Day for Wreck.
ing Vehicles.

Ing ehicles.
There were three runaways Saturday
afternoon. At Eighth and K streets a
horse attached to a Chinese laundry
wagon started on rampage At Seventh
and streets the wagon struck hack be-
longing to J. A. Lafferty. The horses
started up street, disappearing around
the corner of Eighth street. The hack
was afterward found not much damaged
The collision with the hack did not
impede the flight of the horse attached 10
the laundry wagon, and the animal ran
into the delivery wagon of Merry IL
Nanina, causing the loss of wheel from
that vehicle. During the runaway the
Chinaman was thrown out oil his wagon
and had his face badly cut.
In the afternoon a horse attached to a
buggy belonging to Mrs. S. Ammons OF
Clarksburg became frightened on X
street, between Fourth and Fifth, and
started on runaway. He collided with
Davis furniture wagon, causing the horse
to run away. The furniture wagon struck
buggy, in which were seated Mrs
George Gibbs and Mrs. Ed Stapleton.
Both ladies were thrown out, but neither
received serious injury.
In the evening a boy at Tenth and l
streets fired a shot from an air gun,
which frightened horse attached to a
grocery wagon, and the horse ran away,
scattering groceries in every direction.
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guilty to having stolen camellias from
Inc residence of Miss Hurd, on z street,
between Tenth and Eleventh.
SUPPOSED MURDER.
Charley Rice, the Actor, Believed t
Have Killed Mrs. Long.

Charley Rice, the Actor, Believed to
Have Killed Mrs. Long.
A dispatch to the RECoRD-UNIoN states
that Charles Rice, a variety actor, we'll
known in this city, was found on the street
near his lodging ghouse in San Francisco
early yesterday morning, blowing po-
lice whistle. He said his wife was dead
upstairs. Investigation revealed a hor-
rible spectacle. The woman's throat had
been cut with razor from ear to ear, her
head being all but severed from her body,
and the bloody razor hidden under pile
of clothes. Rice said he left the room for
brief period and upon returning found
his wife dead.
The police believe that Rice is the mur-
derer. Neighbors heard the pair quar-
reling upon their return the night before
from the concert hall where they were
employed, but as rows between them
were of common occurrence, no one
thought of interfering.
Rice, who was also known as Inman
and as O'Neill, was once stage manager
of Browns Theater Comique in this
city. He eloped with the wife of one
Jack Long, and she had lived with Rice
ever since She was known on the stage
as Cora Everett, also as Cora Long.
At the time of the elopement Rice had
wife and child, the wife dying in an
almshouse in San Francisco six weeks
ago. Long, who was deserted by the
murdered woman, died in this city six
months ago.
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EYOR SALE - FOUR ACRES FINEST
L berry land in Sacramento Valley, just out
side city limits, near electric cars. See
JAMES E. MILLS, 3O1 j street.
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PERSONALS.

U7HE HOUSEWIFE, TO SEE AND TAKE
1 advantage of the bargains at II. X WAL
LACE'S, S13 to S17 ] street. Tinware,
Crockery and Glassware.
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ADJUSTMENTS

At the Clunie Opera mouse this even
iag and throughout the week the Hig-
ginsW aidron Company VIII present the
Sensational standard drama of Camille -
with Miss Georgia Waldron in the title
role. The play has been long and dill
gently rehearsed. 1t is TO be staged
with a great deal of attention to details
and nicely of interior effects. Miss
Waldron has made pronounced successes
as Camille, and is said to rise to the
highest level she achieves in emotional
roles in this particular play.
In San Francisco, tonight, +. w. Bacon
of the Higgins Waldron Company of this
city is to appear as the Hannibal Howe
of j. c. BRUSHES domestic rural play, in
which Mr.. Bacon made such hit in this
city few weeks ago. The San Francisco
press has been very kind both TO actor
and author in the advance notices of the
presentation of the drama. and it is ex-
pected that the first night will be a crush,
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SACRAMENTO APPOINTMENTS
Judge c. n. Post Named as Deputy
Acknowledgement.

u uos.o Ss ". IOSC Named as Deputy
Attorney-General.
Attorney-GeneralF Fitzgerald has named
ex-J ustice Charles n. Post of this city as
one of his deputies. The Attorney Cen
eral Is to be congratulated on the good
Judgment he has shown in making this
appointment. Mr.. Post is a lawyer OF
long experience, having at one time been
the law partner of Henry Edgerton, who
was one of the most brilliant lawyers in
the country. The new appointee should
prove very ethclent assistant to the At
torney-General.
1t Is understood that James L. Gillis.
who was clerk to the Assembly Ways
and Means Committee during the late
session OF the Legislature, is to be the
Keeper of Archives at the Capitol. posi-
tlon that comes under the jurisdiction OF
the Secretary of State. No better ap-
pointment could be made.
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I TPHOLSTERING AND MATTRESSES
Y made over at bedrock prices, by F.
BROWN. 1908 K street.
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GarroterS at Work.

A man named William Pascoe, who
says he is brother of the late Sheriff
Pascoe of Nevada County, reported at the
police station about l o'clock yesterday
morning that he was stood up by three
men at Front and \ streets q short time
before and robbed of S24.
Three youths were arrested last night
on suspicion of having done the Job.
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Fire at Perkins.

The store of Warren Brothers at Per-
kins was Quilted by fire on Friday The
fire was started by dog running against
an oil stove and upsetting it. Bert War
rem attempted to pick up the stove, but
just then the lamp inside exploded and
he was badly burned about the face and
hands
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NOLarteS Public.

Governor Budd has appointed and
commissioned the following as Notaries
Public: w. S. Crawford, S. L. Hogue.
Fresno; f. II. Selvage, Eureka; Amasa
NJ. Gill, S. o. O'Neal, Ferndale; II. L.
Packard, Bakersfield; D. E. Welcome.
Los Angeles; John Z. Gordon, Azusa'
Los Angeles County; Charles A. Lee
MADEIRA; w. E. Page. Lookout, Modoc
County; r. o. Cravens, Sacramento; 2.
J. Layne, Santee, San Diego County;
Jesse Gilmore, San Diego; j. Q. Webster,
}. W. Hartzell, b. ii. Bancroft, Stockton:
Edgar q. Dyer, Palo Alto; n. w. Scud-
der. Peialuma; George l.. Carr, Carryi lie,
Trinity County.
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Death From Natural Causes

The Coroner's jury called to inquire
into the cause of the death of James
Walsh, who was found dead in bed on
Friday evening, returned q verdict that
he came to his death from natural causes.
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saturdays Eire.

An old shed, the property of Chris.
Weisel. situated at Twenty-eighth and P
streets, was destroyed by fire Saturday
afternoon. The fire department re-
sponded, but before it got there the shed
was past saving. The shed was of little
value.
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A CARPENTER CAN GET ANYTHING
n he wants at II. K. WALLACE'S. Tools at
bargains. S13 to S17 street.
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The Accordion unheId.

Justice Davis on Saturday dismissed
the cases OF John Lowry and his wife,
charged with disturbing the peace of their
neighpors at l5Il Front street.
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A YOUNG THOROUGHBRED JERSEY
N COW; just come in. Apply 917 l street.
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1DI1 SEVENTH ST. - NICELY FUR
lHll nished double parlors; bath and gas.
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ssTrust Those Who Have Tried. -

Catarrh caused hoarseness and diff
Guilty of speaking. l also to great ex-
tent lost hearing. By the use Of Ely's
Cream Balm dropping Of mucus has
ceased, voice and hearing have greatly
improved. w. Davidson, attorney at
law, Monmouth. Iii.
l used Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh
and have received great benefit. l be-
lieve it safe and certain cure. Very
pleasant to take.-William Frazer,
Rochester, n. Y.
Price of Cream Balm is fifty cents.
THERE is no extra charge for all the
first-class luxuries of the Sunset Limited
which leaves San Francisco for New Or
leans every Thursday at 1920 A. NJ.
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WANTED - WE WANT DESIRABLE
w houses TO rent to good tenants See
CURTIS, CARMICHAEL & BRAND, under
California State Bank
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Billy Goes to lone.

Justice Davis has committed colored
boy. named William Banning, to eight
years. confinement at the Preston School
of Industry. Banning had pleaded
The record-union., 1895-03-18

1000 G STREET.-THE LOWER PART
1870 of house OF or rooms; rent very
reasonable.
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WANTED.

WANTED-MAN AND WIFE TO WORK
w on ranch; must give good reference.
AaQress w. COULTER, 915 Second st. Its
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GENERAL NOTICES.

CERMANIA BUILDING AND LOAN AS
" sociation.-The monthly iustalllnentsand
interest are due and payable TODAY (Mon-
aayl. March Is, 1895. The Secretary will 30
ready TO receive the same at his Office, 1OI L
fourth street, from 10 a. NJ. TO f. NJ, ana
In The evening from to S.
j. HAHN President.
ID. j. GOETHE, Secreturv lt%
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS-APPLY TO
OLD p. 0. BUILDING, Fourth and X streets.
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NXTANTED-A GOOD SOLICITOR FOR
w business house. Apply 5131l ] street.
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BLACKSMITHS, ETC.

n CARMICHAEL NOTIFIES THE PUB
y. Tic that hereafter he will make q spe-
claity OF horseshoeing; no extra charge tor
steel handmade side toe and quarter weight,
forging and interfering and stumbling Shoes
1908 Eighth street
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GiARDWELL CQLONY-lO-ACRET IRA CTS
~ only $500 per acre; water pipes Will be
LAID to each and every tract in said COLONY
J. I. CARDWELL, owner, 1904 n street, or
3Ol J street, Sacramento.
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WANTED-A CHILD TO BOARD. AD-
w dress MRS. NJ. RAMSAY, Sacramento.
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GROCERIES

DRICES TALK FOR Us: TWENTY-FIVE
/ pounds sugar, 81; fresh butter, soc roll: 4
cans good oysters, 2ac; , cans tomatoes 2Oc:
fine Japan tea. zoe d; English breakfast ten
= 20c tb NJ. and NJ tea SOC 10; Anchor baking
Powder guaranteed ti:G best made IZ-hs
zoe; I Il, 4Uc; ; Us, soc; White Lily syrup
the best table syrup, roc gallon cans; sSooZo
GermCa, EavIna, Morning Meal, Il Il: 3 cah4
Eagle milk Tor SOC; nnC mountain butter 2OC
Ii; our square butter, 4OC Is the best: : bottles
pickles. csc; 10 bars soap. 25C; Is bars Royal
Savou, 25c Dars sand soap, roc; 6 bars
toilet soap, sc; line pTllnes sc ID; dried pears,
och; line raisins, . tbs 1Cr 2Jc; No. mdca-
roni. 5OC box; lbs Mocha and Java coffee ior
81; Jelly, 1Oc glass, Arbuckle's coffee. zoe 10;
mustard sardIEes, 1Oc. BEESLIII Il son,
$40 l. street.
DILEY'S GROCERY, TENTH AND E-A
L d tull assortment OF agate and tinware ,
and 1Oc counters; good butter, from soto IOc
per roll; salt salmon trout, 1Oc apiece: 3 cans
tomatoes, 2OC, pruncS, &c b. 5 lbs T. beans
25c. In order TO meet hard times we are sell.
ing goods at the lowest mark.
GALL AND SEE OUR BEST FTRKIY
~ butter. 2Oc Ii: No. ] pickle roll, 35c: rood
hams 11c d; bacon, 1O13c D.; shoulders 7I6c
b; rolled oats and wheat, &c 10; ) cans tonll-
toes, zoe; fancy olives, 25c quart: Iaver
raisins, ION box, G0c: o bars boss SOAP 25c
good tea, 25C d: Schilling's best Costa Rica
and Java coffee, ihs.Sl. II YOU want to get
square deal, call at o1S X street, SIMGNS
Il SON.
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XETANTED-THE LADIES OF SACRA-
w mento TO inspect the Crockery and Tin
ware at H. X. WALLACE'S, S13 to S17 j
street. Bargains.
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CARPET CLEANING.

TT AIRY w. RIVETT. STEAM CARPET
Capet cutting, sewing and refltting; furniture
packed for shipment; second-hand carnets
and furniture bought and ior sale. .rele-
pAone 292.
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NURSERY.

FTREES FOR SALE AT 8 CENTS EACH.
L F. o. B. Peach, Pear, Plum, Cherry. No
better trees grown.
Terms satisfactory Address
OSCAR KNOTT,
Walnut Grove CAL
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS ANDREWS SELECT SCHOOL. 5I4
vi Thirteenth street; English branches and
music; use OF cab.
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= FOR CLEANING WATCHES, 81 FOR
D mainsprings; all work guaranteed 4l9
K street, next TO Metropolitan Theater. Cash
paid for old gold and silver.
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n Office TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
y 8 n III s LLAI. AL-LS. L-LLs.LAA-

n Office TO CREDITORS.-ESTA OF
~ ADELAIDE LOUISA UPSON, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator with will annexed OF the estate
OF Adelaide Louisa UpSon, deceased to the
creditors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this no.
tlce, TO the said administrator with will an
neIed, at the Office of j. Frank Brown, City
Attorney OF Sacramento City, the same being
the place for the transaction of the busin esS
OF the said estate in the City and County of
Sacramento, State of | alifornia.
LAUREN ASAHEL UPSON
Administrator with will annexed of the estate
of Adelaide Louisa Upson, deceased
Dated at City OF Sacramento, March 4
1895. mr4-5tM
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MRS. c. j. ADAMS, FASHIONABLE
III dressmaker. has opened her paglOrs ut
1929 Sixth street, and wishes the public to
know that she does 1irst-clasS work; bridal
suits, mourning suits and tailor-made suits
for So UP.
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M RS. HAMILTON FASHIONABLE
NJ Dressmaker, with school OF dress-cut-
ting. Patterns cut to order; all work guar
anteed, 1906 * street.
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DRANK II. WING HAS REMOVED HIS
L Rubber Stamp Factory to Old.Postofice
building, second floor. Office Room l6
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DRESS AND CLCAKMAKING.

II RESS AND CLOAK MAKER-CLOAKS
u made over; suits, SO, SO and $40. 1928
Seventh street
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS-ESTAT OF
N LOUIS LOTHHAMMER, deceased. No
Iice is hereby given by the undersigned
Frederick Lothhammer, executor OF the last
will and testament of Louis LOthhammer
deceased, TO the creditors OF, and all persons
having claims against said deceased to ex-
exhibit them, with the necessary aftidavits or
vouchers within ten months after the first
publication of this notice. to said executor
at the law Offices OF Isaac Joseph. No 53l X
street. Sacramento, County or Sacramento,
California, the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of said estate.
Dated March 4, 1895.
FREDERICK LOTHHAMMER
Executor of the last will of Louis Lothian
mer, deceased.
F. c. CASrLEHUN AND ISAAC JOSEPH, At
torneys Tor Executor. mr4-5tM
NOTICE To CREDITORS-ESTA OF
N WALTER A. MILLER, deceased Notice
is hereby given by the undersigned, Arthur
E. Miller, administrator with the VIII an
neXed OF the estate OF Walter a. Miller. de-
ceased, to the creditors OF, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said administrator with
the Will annexed, at his Office, No. 1862 J
street Sacramento City, the same being his
place for the transaction of the business of
the said estate in the County of Sacramento
State OF California.
ARTHUR L. MILLER,
Administrator with the will annexed of the
estate of Walter \. Miller, deceased.
Dated, March Il, 1895.
". a. GET, JR., Attorney for Estate
ri
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MANSION HOUSE, SEVENTH. AND J
w streets-Decidedly the best place in the
city, comfortable, clean and homeike; rooms
en- suite or single, with or without board;
good board, 81 per week.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

DEALS GEM GALLERY; SNAP PHOTO
- graphs OF oaoies by lightning process. My
experience in the business enables me to over
come all difficulties. Cor. Seventh and ].
CABINETS REDUCED TO So PER DOZEN
~ Tor short time only at kELLER'S, 719
x street, near Postofice
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700 ELEVENTH ST-LOWER FLAT OF
IUO five rooms, partially furnished for
housekeeping. mr13-1w4
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TINO LET-SUITE OF ROOMS WITH PIANO,
i to gentleman with reference Apply this
office.
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Try McMorry's Teas. They are the
best in the market. 53l NJ street.
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EUsIC AND ART.

y Eighth street. Stamping and embroidery
lessons given; lesson days, Monday, WedneS-
day ana Friday.
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TO LET OR RENT.

E,OR RENT-LoWER FLAT, NO. 1916
l. street. Inquire of r. PHILIP, 62S% J
street, room +. mr14-5t*
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T AST SUNDAYS EASTERN PAPERS At
Il FUCH.S BOOKSTORE, 525 J street. 1t"
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FOR SALE.

ID rent-JAMES MCGUIRE being obliged
10 retire from business on account OF mis-
health, now offers his establishment for sale;
this is a fine opportunity for anyone wishing
TO go into the business, as it is the Oldest and
best established shop in the country, and can
be had on easy terms. Apply at 620 street.
Sacramento TB,C,I
The record-union., 1895-03-18

- SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR ALI
525 J street. It's
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HAVE YOUR PAPERHANGING DONE
IL by a. II. ANDERSON, JR., northeast
corner of Seventh and ] streets
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A LII LADIES, NEAR OR FAR, SAFE,
u quick cure guaranteed; any disease of
lrresular1ty; sure relief, though others fail;
or write strict confidence. Room 1, AIS j st.
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NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AT
IN NE. cor Eleventh and G SITS. mr13-1w'
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| NEW LINE Of PATTERNS IN CARPETS
~ Just received: call and see them; at lowest
prices tor cash or installneuts jH4S NJ.
CAMPbELL, 4o9 Is street. We do uphOlsIer-
ing and repairing on short notice at lowest
rates
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR SAC
l. ramento or suburban property. so acres
OF fine land miles this side OF COlfaX and l
mile from Wiemar; good house, 3 rooms and
pantry, living water, sufficient to irrigate
several acres; very healthy location; price,
$1,000. Apply n. B. CANNON, Louisiana
Tract, or address Sacramento Postoffce.
-Gt#
The record-union., 1895-03-18

C1O PER MONTH-FOR RENT, y MOD
plC ern fiat OF five rooms, with bath and
pantry, lower fiat, at 1406 o street. Inquire
and furniture
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-10-11
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Every lawsuit costs the county
wherein II is tried 90 much money,
aside from tho cost that Ia betrayed by
litigsnts. II tho case must be tried
twice, the cost to the county 10 just
doubled, Of course. Every case tried
may be taken to the supreme court Of
TIE state when the decision Of the dis.
trict court 10 declared to be right. or 1t
70 declared TO be wrong and the case 10
sent back to the court from which It
came. to b tried again In the proper
way. These things are common know.
ledge among lawyers, but the taxpayers
do not stop to think how much Of their
money goes for second and third trials.
because OF error In the conduct OF trials
by the district court. The published
decisions Of the supreme court to date
chow that fourteen cases from Judge
Bssll's court have been decided. out Of
which ten have been reversed. In other
words, the judge has guessed correctly
just about one.third Of the time; the
balance Of the time, costs have accumu-
lated for q x.payers to pay. We have
not stopped to figure what tho actual
costs are, but the fact 10 plain that whs.
ever IL the next judge will not only have
to dispose Of whatever new litigation
arises, but also about two.thirds of what
the present judge should have done, 60
that the next term will cost just two.
thirds more than it should, because It
takes four years for cases to begin to be
tried the second time in the district
court. There 10 only one other judge in
this state who has nearly 90 many re-.
yersals charged up to him, and this dis
trict has some Of the best legal talent in
the state. The cost to the litigant is
ruinous. toe. Evidently two-thirds Of
the litigants are d~istrustful Of the
judge accuracy, and appeal 10 tedious
and costly, 90 that, In numerous cases,
incompetency, by delay, works q denial
Of justice. One hundred twenty-five
cases are pending in the supreme court
from this district. Not three or i've or
ten judges could keep the work OF that
court up to date IL oil the districts are
like ours. The remedy 10 ct home:
Make the district court respected for it,
learning aud probity, and thsss appeals
and writs of error will begin to osass.
and our judicial matters viii cease to be
congested. Time was, whom In four
years only Twenty-Five cases went to
the supreme court from this district,
and only eight came back reversed. We
can have this condition again by the
election Of James McNeny. Voters,
ponder on these facts. and do not deny
yourselves justice because Of political
tenets.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-10-11

A prominent dsmo.pop once dsnouno-
ID @. Cleveland In clarion tones and
and closed by admitting that perhaps
the president was honest but bis ignor.
moe nsgstivsd his honesty, hence he
should 20 out under smother nag (ths
populist) to fight his country's battles
upon the western plains. How about
Judge Bsall and ten cases out Of four.
team ovsrrulsd. Populists, ponder ere
you vote.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-10-11
SCHOOL ITEMS.

Rev. Maxield called on the fifth room
Monday Afternoon.
Miss Daisy Plumb was in attendance
at the senior recitations Tuesday morn
ing.
Mamie Wsidsman conducted tho CT.
cero recitation Tuesday.
Holen Roby had charge Of the Ameri-
a Literature class Monday.
The school. board has granted the
pupils n day, Friday, which they may
attend the fair. "Thanks."
Prof. Caster called on the high school
Monday 4. m. and babe them farewell,
before leaving the city for Llncoln.
Miss Mable Saunders, one Of our jun.
ior girls, has been absent from school q
week. 1t 10 reported that Mable fell
from her wheel while going over tho hill
toward the B. 4 NJ. eating house.
Football ia the game fer tho high
school, in which Prof. Wilson takes q
prominent part.
The senior class OF the high school
thinks that they are sadly imposed upon
by having to take Ave studies but Pref.
Wilson seems quite satisfied with the
amount OF work. They hope he will do.
eide to relieve them Of the fifth study.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-10-11

JuDGE BEALL and Johnnie Logan cir
culating wildly among q crowd Of demo
cratic delegates, that was what angersd
several citizens of this district Tuesday
last. AZ q lobbyist the Judge ID a hum
mer but the democrats took theirs
straight just the same aud refused to
endorse. Probably the judges presence
and activity fastened this result.