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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
WHERE NEW WORKERS ARE THIS SUMNER.

The effect OF the war IL indicated By the stats
tics Of The Summer Social Register. which shows
that only half many families have gone abroad
this year as last. and 70 Ter cen. more Americans
have returned :heir country. The fear OF
have rlater.a.lzc1. fer here is the ratio OF
Increase in the number Of seashore homes as there
IL inland
% tho $50 Ney-Tork. Philadelphia. Chicago. Bos-
ton and Baltimore families who appear IN The
summer Social Register" s5S are at the seashore,
OF which ~ are at Bar Farhor. 55 AZ Narragan-
sest. Ss AZ Newport and ~ az tie HamDtons a
!ar1e Increase foT the HamptOar. rwenty-nire
hr-c-et and six:y families are surnrner!as n :he
mountains. of which 20 are DC found q. -eCox
AID n the Bs-l.shses. Only 2es families havS gone
abroad as compared win 40 last year. Wills Ia
'' ' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
BIIGBr oV NEW-LOvDoN.

-bo summer residents o., %ev London Ar" v"r'
much exercised over ~" threatened Invasion NJ
their beautiful ard picturesque P"qno'-sv" t' m"
erection Of an insight warehouse. 10 ""''h I'D"
owner prop,ses 20 store rnrs y such iNing is
done ono u the most hcaliful summer resorts ''
co1rocucut VII he IN par de7'roy"a Ih" ~
,,,,hor,,tes sh ,lid a. prompt, the matter and
r9fro a Ierr.t 'or he erection ~ such af ob,ec-
.iorehIe tvHdl.g o. fhe harfeomesf residential
meet I'M tho town u This propos"l outraE. s nov
stopped the probabiit"s ar" ihai N"~ ! orHcfs
-ri end III other '0Vrs cn fls Soma i1'a'i'4+ i'i
the.r sunfner home. v.ere their property rgni7
80 ell-e . Ne log u ID b. liz nuilnrliIee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
PAPER Trust FAILS TO GrT CONTROL

Milwaukee July a fis7a''" rom APP. .''
WIS saws. The combined Locks Paper 'ompa'i
srt q number q, nlr paper nils Co. 'h~ WISCONSIN
valev having a daily cspa-ifr % ~ tons haf"
contracted 20 sell their or.lr" p-odu-' ~ nc Man
ufacfugers' TaI4r Company ~ 'tt-1e. nus N' p,
VIII mean g. i> sald Tho trl- i.n o' -" i'' ~"
iast~ru pr'u' paper mar lfs' .r'ff t' r-' n''"
ort rcnfro the Western output
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
THE NEW GEOLOGICAL GARDENS.
CONSTRUCTION OF CAGES AND DENs IN
BRONX PARK TO BEGIN AT ONCE.

y
BRONX PARK TO BEGIN AT ONCE.
Permission was granted b. the Park Board al
rs meeting yesterday TO the New-York Geological
Soc.ety to begin the construction OF houses cages
and dons tor the geological collection IN Bronx
Park AID the society will AT once begin the vork
The subject came UP or the receipt OF letter from
Levi F. Morton Mr.. Morton wrote
Notwithstanding the TACT that up 10 this date the
CITY o. New York has not been ahl@ 10 proV'de .oI
the South Bronx Park the surface improvement
necessary 10 che existence OF the geological pafk
the GEOLOGICAL SOt.e-y mas decided 10 proccrt Il {
tons eor animals as Il is possible 70 provide. The
society adopts this course 10 avoid the loss q;
valua Bile time. and in fud reliance upon me Rool
faith or the city FL tn" performance Of IS riN
necessary part ~ the undertaking. AZ requreG ~
our agreement the society now submits 70 me
honorable Board OF Parks for examination ana
approval. prior TO the beginning OF CONSTRUCTION
work thereon. working plans Tor certain hDiidlHRs
and dens FOR animals
on the motion OF President Clausen the Board
a. once granted the necessary permission 20 the
Geological Society This means that these buildings
and dens Will be constructed a. once. \ winter
Louse for birds Size - hy - feet. 10 cost $3.''n
10 contain IN winter all tho tropical birds great
lying cnge size - ny IN feet and 81 feet high 10
cos; g. 90 10 contain misc aneous collection %
such large and show birds herous "Sreis lbi-"s
gulls tree-durks ctc Cd Northern eiks' house sizo
So by 81 feet 10 5000 and 20 20 used n part
during building operations 'he Office OF ~" go
ciety and for the storage ~ ierias. foiT open
at vol; dens each p by g ,ect. surrounded by
cageWork OF steel bars TWO fox deIs u.ae open
air hear dens. average dimensions q by D 'ee'
each. provided with pool :or bathing. 2 sea-lOr7
pool and keepers siore.oom
When tho geological gardens are completed the
society thinks & Will have ono % ~" in"s' 700 OF
teal "a IL ~ o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
.Dr,rH SrvrrycF on 4 WrRDERrR

Michael M-uonaid who oas convicted last week
., r1ur.er ~ tho Grst degree. was yes'"rdaY son
ton cd % de,fh 'h~ elAc'r'c chair ~ sIrS S'hs
bon tto week ~ Angus . by Justice fursman ~
ITO criminal Branch - ~" Suprem" 1onr'. ~
rorafI's ,.uuscl Ambrose " Furdy made an az
re.f f-r . nov trial hu' OBJ" motion vas dehlHo
Ncp0-.id shot ard killed stephen iIu' IN III
ras,nt,r slaughter house ~ Fifff MN h-sl si''
r-I..enfh-a,e tn March Last In Guarr'l over =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
REPAIRS, NOT DAMAGES.

From rt-Bits.
After "A recent railway collision = Scotchnan vas
exrricated from the wreckags BY companion. who
had escaped unhurt
Never mind sandy" his rescuer remarked, it's
nothing serious. and you'll get dsnasss for ~
Damage roared Sandy. Haze no had
enough? Guild sakes. It's repairs I'm seekin moo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
tocu ErEIyrSH coupLIc4rTovS.

Ivan Won Auw Herman Schiel-her and Alvin
--on Auw doing husiners under 'H~ Hrm ran' -
Igeborro'h Won AN Co. handbook mann
fac,i.rers ~ - . ~ - Las' Hous'on-s'. haf"
made an Assignment 20 Aiher' Funk" and WI
IAN e. Rarlonheuer giving preferences FOR t7'."
20 Ivan S-hloicher for ttio00 - Hermann Boxer
( 90 ,1r = ~" - rho Wcstfouf7cher Bank. ~
Bonn GERMANY f0r 5000. and 20 D"i"hmsnn "
GO Co'.cre Gcrrnary. for 81 N" John 'il"l.ou.
a,torne, ~ tho assirnc" ead tha, ne Withdrawal
~ foreign credit and ~low collections were the
rrirc.ral causes for The failure ~" added fhaf
no could not announce Tho assets and liabilities
until after IN Inventory had h"on taken Pnm'n-
stlel & Hlrsch. who arc tie attorneys in this
country for tho German banks interested. cay
that while ther clients have claims aGGr"gatug
abou. Z0on0 marks thoy show "v'rv disposition
2, holp "a, firm - get rs fe"t again Tho
business originally estabIshcd 90 JANUARY.
I'm ~ TIE nrin was reorsanizcd. William Graham
beng admitted as q partner Two years it'eT
IN pecembcr l%s NJ Graham Withdrew. 4
month later Adolph Liehenroth fi"d and he pre-
old style Tho hrm had an excellent reputsuon
and WAS roadiiy credited - ne amount OF IFS
showed asset ~ kgs'NO and liabilities ~ sl7i"o
Albert Farmer. doing business as \ ! Farmer
g. Co wholesale vino and sDi-!t dssior. NJ -. -
Eroad-sf made an assignment yesterday. without
preferences TO William WoN william ! Wood.
attorney for tho assignee. places tho Liabilities a.
20 the nominal assets - me same NStFf. ana
~. a,ffiql assets a. 5000 The vlfh Spain
Is sad 10 De chiefly responsible FOR the lure with
moor collections ~ y secondary cause. Nj Farmer
Rad been in business for three years. ami ti!
about % dozen foreign agencies.
Schedules IN the assisnmen; OF Charles W Beiser.
doine business as the Bciser Bedding Company at
40 81 Vandcwat,r-s.. fled yesterday. show liza.
bil Ties Of SCR normal assets E,", ana actual
assets. SEA.
Schedules In the assignment Of Dickson Son,
r,atiorers ut No i2 East Forty-secOnd-st.. show
Liabilities Of S57i. nominal assets. S6lf. and actual
assets, SOL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
4 SETTING STAR.

From Tho Sandusky Register.
You are the star OF my NE" said the rooster
fervently
Well" replied the hen as she moved Ia the
direction of the barn. your star IL now ABOUT 70
set"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
VINO Is TO STtuP EVPRrSS BftLNi
cornrs 70 IF CALLED o. - pr"Inr - 0Iir-
CAGo

chicago ruiv The directors - 80 Iino'
Manufacturing Association hav" d'tofm'"'' .' 80
NV - me courts 20 compel the express coInp'h'"s
. -,,~. -oyc-ue STAMPS on receipts ard bills -
ladirg In TIC opinion 81 ih" ntrrfa rturrf- '.'N
obligation faus upon tho mako, ~ ~" i'S'' '''
ami no. the shipper and i"sai steps vi o., 80"
,o safflo ~ The express com MES ins.-i 'h"' ''
tar.,-n-s -7iisf ARK he stamps inasr1r- 20
10 az t'r,,0 fho subject appears - h. t'N"
..rc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
CORR c4LFVDlRS FOR TO-DAY.

,.r,.. D,,,.,,, snpre-,. Court Until Tues
80, o O.. 10 m
Soprano c'u-' SP'-in Term Par s',o's
-,1-. -pens ~ 10 20 # -. = Hti'''af AIT
I.rrhrn. SO N"nein AZ. N'"'~ - ~,
70 r.m'' \ r''' az N'd'',' ~, 49, KY
FrrIsh Er'fr~i Paint COMPANY NJ y "' -,
... =, re'-oa Manufacturing 'on10an' @S' J'"-
sine. ~ h'r'h'''i"'' ,.... a.. rrs,.- No
Kr,ss rr"o"r' company, ~. 'rns ~. Go"
o., - o., rs,-u, 40 is Bl.s-n es B's"l,
- e' 81 -, ~ Is Lee ag, Jacob &
~ nm. IN - tre.n,. 81 Is sg ae Baue. "
r. r.en-eu az 10 90 S , bsSS. a.. as M.ud.I
81 ~ Lfser ~ - e. - % mater = Ear,-
l-u Arssu 10 e mater. OF Eil. -" 49,
l..iror5 Eackr'W. 10 - h
H.lz So o. .fr' fs' hNhAe.' NJ, *
Taffs- 81 ieter y" - bc,, az
- -. D-an ast n-"-i org sS{ rins,sn at Folev
e.. s.. pedc. az A-aol. No ~, Niin n1 as, W
''a me. a.. ~ ~ TTna,,.r ~, tiinninghanl 80
~ o. ?, ar. Nstiona Photograph company No ~
Va ar, Mac. 40 IL. mater - Archer Pancosst
60 s. roat'er - M.'or &C 20 - ornn ast York
S. A. New Yo.E Machine and No'ely M,nutac'urihs
npan as Denny ~ F p.nr ss as pcoWn
r. roe',,ve "l Ineot,,;' No ~ Peop,e ETC. sst
cum - - ~. 80 80 matter OF watts and canal
e. S5 ~ mater Of Pier No 10 East River. No %
rlat'H- ~ BANK and hetnHhe a., inr.r ON
I.t'lsre~ aSt I'iHts' 80 v!,t,'m as, Ivde. No as
sane *: chase No 80. SANE az, Aen no &C. noss >,
El'N as .'i p., 70 ~ Furong agt Vecchi: No g.
SaauiIrs RosswcT: No 90 Mgitor1 ast IAN. 30
90 Ire as -, I'm, " ca psieri act Arnold No
=, Sen, ar Nusen, No 20. Brandon Lord. No.
!, T,-'', ManGfacturi-g Conlnary coal Oh Johnny
soap company; 40 Mebrae As' crsns hoS,ey, .s'
k~sSIcr AK Tee az, crn~nt.r. No III schmenser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08

Schedules in the aEsisnmen; Of Charles w Beiser.
doing business as the Beiscr Bedding Company, at
No 81 VandcwAt.r-s... fled ycsterday. show la
iii Ties Of So. NORMAL assets, FItS. and actual
assets G.2f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08

Schedules in the assignment Of Dickson Son.
--,fiorers ut No i2 East Fort y-second-st show
Liabilities Of S.57. nominal assets SILL and actual
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-28

CAPTAIN Beaumont and Alice are a
very happy married couple, and the
only ones that are perhaps shade nap
pier are Dori> aud George
George pvyor goes ii for filrtatlcH
rnyr He Ma, too vivid a recollection = i
the misery that was caused hlm 10,
r;s' rinse, - Cincinnati Commercial
vi INV,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-28
HOW TO oBTAsn THEM;

SOAP Wrappers .,s they can 60
of the top portion of each
wrapper, thnt port ion contain:
ing the Heading "SUNtichT
SSEP.o These (cnlied "Cou-
pons'') are To be, sent. postage
fully paid, enclosed Win a
iior,s tuii name ana nddre-.
and tie number Of Ot,pons
sent in, to Lever Bros. Id,
New i ork, marked on outside
WrnpprrOop ietl hand CORNER win,
nIihn slISIRlNT CnnnpCtitNr l
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-28

No. OF NAME OF D!S1RiC
District New YORK civ, Bro0AIyn, Long
and staten Islands, New Jersey.
= Newly Orl state (qutsj1e Of A. \; C'ty'
2 Brnoklyn, LoHr and Staten I"dh"&'.-
= PcnnsyIv uui;., Delaware. Mary
q land, West Virginia and Dis-
trirt O! COiu,nh;ii.
a I'hp New England States,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-28

An cid hook written ~ Cam'li03
T oonorl,s tells much Of interest " out
levels and names Il ntMbir q E'd'.'S
tb,t either are 10 longer f]Hl 4 CO '!se
,,,o,o ,r,nticus Uf the author : Ill 9 IA
t;on This is most probable when we
ro,d I.eonardcs' description It tine ale'
oori, which, be says, net alone renders
n man Invisible. but being MA" IL W.
month. a!lays thirst. Tho ; lo.oria' ~, 'o
t,r,hcr states, is to befound ch'y III 'ne
;ntostiues Of q capon that has liVca sew
rnars "When the stone has become
.artort - TO quote this authority ''!e
ronon does not drink. y however ~ 10
nnver larger than a large beam an ~
10 tolls Of the bozoar, Ieh' o|S's'
~ nu;t,1o ana li-ht stone, which IS tax Il
era.n tbo body of somo animal ttd Is M
r INA o,ningt melancholy, lie CT Gus
i m..nor rl;7uboth with wearing a oIGi'
and charles \ had four 1t tlt ~ in1
s sInr rings, however, OF mo II ' i'l
io.i .a't ware those pr"sen'et : "l''
1 1l',anout TO King John. > La cA
i.,,' ,r,ed to note with = ,''i'
w., w." llama ot the rings lA;1i l.. =. u'i
color and matter. tho nol',t - n.; i fix
sorare. typitied tirmn'Ss OF ni'ii' = .i ~
"a Irndfastly on tho four caF''nI - Va 80
=" , Tho hlue color Of the sal Il ''o ~
'uIS' f,ith, the green of the en- era Il /.
ho.g n ,be crimson of the ruby 'h'rls.
nope srI,ndur of the topaz goo'
' rnrls, The rings themselves rep ire, NV
w VT lt, rn'ty, with neither bosinnlns . no
ca ''' LA LA which was the matter anu
epd' '.O'", - shannon, the most proclou
&C. , ''" signiiied wisdom, more oI 10
Ct lA''", .,'am r;rhes and power. -Chlca
-, Record.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-28

Vexeu Wift-Thcre is no calamity
that can befall a woman that | have
not suffered.
Amiable Husband-W Wrong, my dear
Now, you have never been widow.
Vexed Wife, said calamity, sir
London Tit Bits.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-28
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your
Iifn AWAY.

If YOU want to quit tobacco using easily anu
forever. he made well, strong, magnetic, fun
Of new life and viyor, take No-To-l'ac, the
wonder-worker that makes weak men strong.
W,nv cain ten mounds in ten days. Over l0O.-
600 cured Buy No-ToBac from your own
druggist. who will guarantee. a cure. booklet
and sample mailed free. Address Sterling
Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-28

Willie-Do you suppose l VIII ever
have great why tealA like yoNrs:
Wiliie's father-Mtbhc, though az
present the wires, IN your Case "io
down, Indianapolis .)oalhit!.
4'..hI'
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-28

r.zcmo in any part of the body is instantly
,olryed and permanently cured by Doan>
ointment. the sovereign remedy for all tchi-
ness of the skin ,,
t,ure thut cough with Shiloh> Cure. The
hest Cough Cure. Relieves Group promptly.
one million bottles sold last year. 40 doses
for o;n.ts. Sold bv Kendrick X Co.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-28
c.rc "or Two.

.voor neighhors have been talking
about you" ,+ They can't equal
Wv, u',r, "-Brcoklyp Lie
The record-union., 1898-01-18

GOO 7TH ST.-NICEI.Y FURNISHED
front rooms. with or without board.
The record-union., 1898-01-18
ALsIP's DOUBLE.
Who is It That SO Closely Resem.
bles the Missing MANI

George f. Duden of Lake House. five
miles south of the city on the upper
Stockton road, declares that a week
ago on Sunday he saw E. K. Alsip rid
ing in buggy on Thirtieth street, and
that they nodded to one another as they
passed. He says he first recognized Al
sips buggy.
According to statements made, Alsip
walked and drove about the city on
that day, and yet but three persons ad-
nit having seen him. Captain Bradley
says he saw him on the Friday night
preceding Sunday. Yet none of these
gentlemen talked with him, though
they all say they nodded to him and
he to them.
Record Union" reporter who
knows Alsip very well, was positive he
saw him get off a train that arrived
from San Francisco yesterday, and
hastened to interview him. When he
was near enough to obtain a good view
Of the mans features the reporter dis
covered that it was not, AIsip.
The question is-assuming that AL
sip mas not been in this city for ten
days past-who is his double?
The record-union., 1898-01-18
WEATHER REPORTS.
The Rainfall Here but Little Be-
hind That Of Last Year.

The Weather Bureau report shows
the highest and lowest temperatures
yesterday to have been As and 80 de-
grees, with fresh northerly winds and
partly cloudy weather prevailing.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 50 and "a
degrees, and one year ago to-day 81
and 81 degrees.
The average temperature was 80 and
the normal 45 degrees, showing yester-
day to have been degrees cooler than
usual for the 18th day of January
The rain showers during Sunday
night amounted to but o.o6 of an inch,
making for this season 5-22 inches as
against 100 inches TO an equal date last
year.
The records therefore show the rain
fall for this season at present to be but
Isl inches less than was measured to
a corresponding date last year The
season OF 1S96-91 gave a total rain
fall of 1872 inches. Nearly 10 inches
was precipitated after the 23d of jan
uary, as follows: From January 23d TO
the end of the month there was 2.95
inches OF rainfall. A big storm set in
on the 9th, lasting until the 7th of
fSUTudTy.
During February of last year there
were4 10 inches, March gave 2.d inches,
April but one-quarter (0.25) Of an inch,
and May about the same. 1t viii there
fore be seen that If the remainder of
the present season gives us as much rain
as was measured last year from the
oath of January to the 1st of June
(Which was 1919 inches), then our pres
,f June would be 15.41 inches, or about
he same amount as fell during the sea-
son Of 1S93-94, and for those of 1890
81 and 1922
There has really not been but a par
TALLY dry season since 1SI6-II, when
but 500 inches was measured. The
next was 11.56 inches in 1SS1-SS, and
nearly { inches of that fell in February,
1887. 1t does not therefore look as
though the grangers should wear long
faces so early in the present season
The record-union., 1898-01-18

CHEAPEST AND BEST HAY IN THE
city at c. Z. ADAMS. lIO6 j
The record-union., 1898-01-18

mortgages and real property. The wife
died in May last, and it was then found
that all the property was in her name,
and that she had left will in which
she had given her husband a home in
certain Forest Hill property during his
life, and had willed all the remainder of
the property to others.
Thereupon the husband brought
action against the executor to have the
real property in Forest Hill, Stockton
and Sacramento decreed to be COM
munity property, which would in such
event vest in him upon his wife's death
The plaintiff was represented by Miller
q Brown, while Tuttle & Wright OF
Auburn represented the defendants.
At the conclusion of the trial the case
was taken under advisement by the
court.
The record-union., 1898-01-18
REST AT LAST.
Death of Mrs. Mary S. Webb, an
Old Resident.

Yesterday morning Mrs. Mary Sophia
Webb, aged 20 years, who came here
in the early sos, died after an illness OF
nearly two years. She was the widow
of the late E. H. Webb, who was for
many years the Presiding Elder of the
ReorgandZeo Church of Jesus Christ OF
Latter Day Saints on this coast.
Deceased was a native of st. Louis,
Mo. Her maiden name was Chouteau,
and she was a member of the we'll
known Chouteau family Of that city.
She leaves family of five children, all
grown--Mrs. E. F. Lewis, Mrs. M. l..
Stevens, Mrs. G. w. Averill. II. A. and
J. H. Webb, and a step-daughter, Mrs.
J. K. Sailing of Pendleton, Or. Also,
host of friends and acquaintances who
sincerely mourn her demise.
Her funeral will be from the residence
of her son-in-law, Ga w. Averdll, 122S
D street, at o'clock this afternoon
The record-union., 1898-01-18

FURNISHED ROOMS AT HOTEL Model
Suits and single. Eighth and H.
The record-union., 1898-01-18
GENERAL NOTICES.

A DANCING SCHOOL WILL BE Opened
in Smiths Hall, commencing THIS
"wednesday and Friday EVENING
Music by FISCH & LEDDY. ja1S2t-
The record-union., 1898-01-18
FRArERNAL BROTHERHOOD.
The New Officers of Sacramento
Lodge Installed.

Sacramento Lodge No. AZ, of the
Fraternal Brotherhood, was instituted
on Saturday night at Fraternity Hall,
Odd Fellows building, by Deputy Su-
preme President w. S. Spencer. The
following officers were appointed and
installed:
Past President, Albert Lindley; Pres
ident, Elwood Bruner; Vice-President
William F. Gormley: Chaplain, Rev
William E. Vaughan; Secretary, Ma
rion Saunderson; Treasurer, William j.
Elder; Physician, G. B. N. Glow, M. d.
Sergeant, c. L. Mcgowan; Master-at-
Arms, f. P. Armstrong; I. D. K, I. ],
Hunters; Q. D. K, c. E. Duhain:
Trustees, John H. Miller and Richard
I. Cohn.
The initiates were thirty-four in num-
Der. The lodge is composed of some OF
the best citizens of this city.
The record-union., 1898-01-18
OFFICIAL REPORTER.
e. B. johnson Passes the Neces-
sary Examination,

A committee of lawyers composed of
Hiram w. Johnson, j. Charles Jones
and w. A. Gett, Jr., was yesterday ap-
pointed by the Superior Judges in bank
to examine NE. 3. Johnson as TO his
capacity for the position of Official
Court Reporter.
The committee subsequently exam
ined Mr.. Johnson and announced that
his work was fully up to the required
standard, $50 words per minute, also
for correctness. They will report the
result to the court in bank, and Mr.
Johnson will be named as one of the
regular court reporters
The record-union., 1898-01-18
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
THE TELEGRAPH MILL PROPERTY
consisting Of lot /, in block bounded by
J and X. Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
with two-story frame building, about
otXSo feet. and the machinery of the en-
tire plant, consisting of the following:
One engine, 10 horsepower, with boiler
Two 24-inch Fay planers.
Three rip saws.
Three cut off saws
One r. w Cut off saw
one reSaw.
TWO stickers-6 and inch
One combination band and jig saw.
one large turning lathe.
Cne sanding machine
One shaper.
One power morticing machine
One blind boring machine
One blind shade machine
One tenanter.
One universal planer
Extra saws, tools of various kinds and
snafting complete. In fact, every thing
complete for operating a first-class
planning mill and sash factory
This property will be sold as a whole or the
land viii be sold without building or ma
cninery, which will be sold separately
as may be desired
For further particulars inquire of o. r.
Amsden, on the premises, or OF Curtis
Carmichael & Brand
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COMMUNITY PROPERTY.
Can a Wife Dispose of It by Will
as Against the Husband?

The case OF David Orr against c. A.
Bilkey, as executor of the estate of
Elizabeth Orr, deceased, was on trial
before Superior Judge Hughes yester-
day.
The plaintiff and Elizabeth Orr were
married in Placer County in 1867, and
together had accumulated considerable
Yronerty. But the husband always
permitted his wife TO take charge Of his
aornings. which were invested In bonds.
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A Surprised EngIishman.

An Englishman was once persuaded
TO see a game of baseball, and during
the play. when he happened to look
away for moment, a foul tip caught
him on the ear and knocked him sense
less. On coming to himself, he asked
family: What was it?" "A foul
only a FOUL Good heavensl" he ex-
claimed, Il thought it was a MULE
Argonaut
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The Case Of Eedden.

Howard T. Hedden, the young man
recently arrested on a charge of secur
ing money from j. P. Dalton under al
legged false pretenses, was arraigned in
the Police Court yesterday. He en-
tered plea of not guilty, and requested
a continuance. The case will come up
for trial ON Friday next
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X. of p. Entertainment.

Sacramento Lodge, No. II, K. of P,
held an interesting meeting last even
ing. at which several visiting brethren
were present. On Friday evening, the
21st, the Entertainment Committee
will entertain all Knights and their
friends at the hail.
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Will be in the Parade.

General Muller and staff have been
invited to take part in the military pa
rade at San Francisco on Monday next,
and the invitation has been accepted
The members of his staff in this city
will leave for San Francisco next Sat-
ur1ay