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the bottom a the cloEo ana declined MNAc.
Corn iost u oats ,ye~a strong and advanced
~ p.,.,.. .,.. ,-, ~. =
~ i'uFlsiphs Vloseu "hNu"hstu 10 -f3c
higher
The effect OF the unexpectedly bullish gov
eminent repurt given out Saturday was ap-
.,s,,,t q, -, ore,lns ., ,h,,t n,,. 4, 49,, .
p"' N"' ~ we W ","e VI "NS'' ~ " N''
soon SHOWN mat other inhueneos had super
seeded Il IN the minds OF spectators The opeu-
.tup IN tulv RANGED am mo ,,,v tr,,, .eh. ia
- -, .,,+, -,
90. eS'nPa'' w win SATURDAY CLOSING price Oh
"a. al at 81
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Sew Yorb. June I-.-Tae week opened WITH
general conditions unchanged 10 adj Iaes OF
cotton goods. staples iu brown bleached.
coarse and ool9-ed ines are dun. but others
asa l7u Dark fancy prints axe again 30 go1t
lrCle5t and tone % market very hrm staple
I-ut. are steady wlth fair sales GInghAns
are arm throughout wn.to goods scarce and
FIRM yF.at cloths inactive AZ "a Tor regulars.
Woo.c-s ald wcrs eds steady WITH fair de-
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SUGAR.

Now Orleans June le.--sugar hrm; open
kettle s%RSs -l6, ueutrifugal yellow 4i4G
l6-l6: seconds sG42s Molasses dull; CEN
rifugal 66lA
New York June IL. -sugar-Raw steady; re-
nned active and Arm.
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La Grange Loco,s

La Grange Texas June l2.-commis.
s'oners court convened today to meet as a
board OF equalization. - .
The river is falling very RAPIDLY an, I'm,
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Galvanized Glidden 1915: Waukegan So 90,
Nails S3.05 base. Advances ior common
over base I'd zoe: 3D. SIS. "A and Sd, COS
cd f6i., sd Zoe lol aae i6i. sc Quotations
are for lesa than car lots
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St Louis. Iure u wheot-No red. cash
~ June 764 luly 77A No , hard 7lG72H.
Corn-No " cash S2l5 Juno 38N July 32N,;
scptemter 500. Oats-No o cash 25a. Jure
gts fuy23N September u No . white 2,1
a't Pork quiet 900 Lard-Prime steam
r7i-. choice 4 $40.
Flour 0rm bat slow Corn meal steady so
NJ 81 Rr1n Nrner sacked east track 51le
IIay Grm for hest timothy o10l2 On pra.rie
a 506s 60 Whisky steady ] 2t Iron cotton
tues steady So BaCgins steady t8GH ne
loved shoulders 37is extra short clear
& o7's. clear rib 90 clear sides s g. Bacon
s'eady boxed shoulders 512's extra short
clear e 21ie; clear ribs 70 clear sides 3 81.
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APPLES-Per peck 4006Oc
APRIC0TS-Per crate S2.0OQ2 Is.
BANANAS-Per bunch packed. 81 .T5R2. .:
lucss oulls 81 GOAL so.
BLACKBERRIES-Sl 259li rs.
cHERRIEs-Calfornia si.75G2. 20.
LEMONS--$3. 50fi4 co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Mediterranean
Sweets "a. 25d4 80
PLIIMs-Per peck. 4odl7oc; 2i-quart crates
81 25Gl so.
PEACHEs-per peck and one-third bushels
boxes 65oqN,26i 4-basket crates Sl00dl.5u
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Quotations for Round Lots of stnpI,
Cummo1 tiles


These quotations arc revised daily and their
correctness can be relied uuou. The prices are
those ruling in Houston wholesale markets
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For Liverpool=Ss Astronomer 1850
For Rotterdam--Ss Maria 500 SIS Rosehelt
,c5s
For Bremeu--Ss Ellen Rickmers 1886.
For New Nork-Mallory line 2a09.
Total on shiphoard, 10, i22.
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Grntn and rroviaions EIae,yherr.

Kansas city, June 1. -Wheat-July bsrs
September 69,5 cash No hard 6Slsd7ta
No red 7217i No. . spring 6Sd7o Corn
July 3oT2ON Septemhor 3uis cash. No
mixed s2A13S No White rs oats--No.
white 25i6
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COFFEE,

New York. June II .-Co6ee--ortions steady,
closing nuiet; sales $50 bags spot Rio
dull mild quiet
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houston snot auntntion,.
pots closed steady and unchanged; sales


Galyestoa-spots closed steady and IN
chauPcc sales none.
Low ordinary a Middlng .......5 l5-ib
Ordinary - 5-l6 Good middling. % 1-lG
Good ordinary A 1916 Mddling fair 6 1915
Low m.ddllng .5 ZIG Sales ..........,..
New orlears-sDots closet steady and un.
changed
Lew ordinary 8 3-l6 MlddlinE .......5S.
Ordinary. .....3 ll-ls Good middling 9 sis
Good ordinary SIG Mlddling fair..,eS.
New York-spots closed scaoy and uu-
changed.
Gou6 ordinary. .5k Good middling G lilo
Low msldling, 81 Middling tar...7 3-ls
M.fGling. ........6 j-16 Sales .........Sqt
Liverpool Spots steady, business good +,
ssloq OocG imports 800,
Ordinary .......,2 27-g2 Mid uplard 3 1889
Good ordinary g i-22 Good aid. lp...2Es
Low mlddiing 8 7-22 Am. mid fair. 6 sl-Sa
New Orleans Futures
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BY Gulf. Colorado and santa Re railway
III bales. Galveston, Houston and Henderson
81; Galveston Houston and Northern. los
Total, ga.
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Houston Daily Statement.


Gross -s-e ipts thus tar this week.. s7l
Grrss receipts -s DAYS this year. ..... 2.iGl, NgS
C!rs- receipts ~ days Do ISii-Hs ..... L1S5.S Z
stocks Ht 1. =. Porrs.
Stack ia!s day Observation-Disclosures. 6lS.212
stock This 1lv last week ............ 100 los
stool t1.s day last wear ............. S7G S5l
Excess this season ........,........... 25t.3t2
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e hIastinr roN,,ipr 81 a oer e., - ~ -
SO, IN san a "a mug Al M '''D
pACO%-EXtru short -lsar i'm sarks 5Mc.
,e-rfn-s &C. hovsd 40 bfebar- go
tsit,as p Se,y VAN aid hs,iits ,rs .lyH..
ta'en a. - ''N'"''
1'psCCING AND TIEs-I.ess ,ho,. On. lo,,
rielf,s 'lAl car o 1s'
''1 90 ,tss a tt "a 49, %'4-'"'
r.SnT stirl ysr,"rcG 80. -4-t-.
- h. rsgi.1 s,,se L. btsb1r " '"'AO
'1CoErr,t W "a ~or3oy" MI. fair -tkea
&. rr'1,e SiHii9t. rboitS ior f5r-v sq9i..s0
o. $500 - Ei'' 2.
tt..@leei 49,. t,st. l.G.l .,. Ill
- ~ IN q l'.c, "a
~ .r t5ii-.r,l ~ LEA lie Nv,
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Lol ~ tNas Slas5 n WIS last wave,
sf--t' .1 s5a6. - ao a. '-iN'. '''
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TRUSTEES SALE.

PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS
of certain deed of trust, executed by
NORvAL HARRISON of the county Of
San Joaquin, State of California, to
WILLIAM ,BECKMAN and j. L. HUN
TOON. both of the city of Sacramento
county of Sacramento, State aforesaid. as
corded on January H. 1894, in the office
Butte, State of California, in book .'SS''
ton of the holder and owner Of the
said deed of trust, and because default
has been made in the payment Of the in
debtedness secured to be paid by said
deed of trust, the UNDERSIGNED trustees
will sell, at public auction, to the high
est and best bidder for cash. in United
States gold coin, at the front of the
courthouse of the county of Sacramento,
in the city of Sacramento, State of Cali
fornia, on FRIDAY, the 9Th day of Janu-
airy, 1899, between the hours Of / D. M
and p. m. (said sale commencing at the
said hour of p. m. of said day., the fol-
lowing described real estate, with the I'M
provements thereon, situated in the coun-
ty Of Butte, State of California. to wit:
All of section one,. the east half of the
east half of section twelve and the east
half of the east half of section thirteen.
all in township eighteen north. range one
east, Mount Diablo base and meridian,
WILLIAM BECKMAN.
]. L. HUNTOON,
Trustees.
d13 to jan6
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Beautiful Skin.

lanIcc IF YOU DESIRE A TRANS
lHuIcO parent, clear and fresh COM
plexion use DIR. BOURDON'S FRENCH
ARSENIC COMPLEXION WATERS.
Their effect is simply magical, possessing
the WIZARD TOUCH in producing and
preserving a beautiful transparency and
pellucid clearness of complexion, shapely
contour of form, brilliant eyes, soft and
smooth skin where the reverse exists
Even the COARSEST AND MOST RE
PULSIVE SKIN, MARRIED BY FRECK-
LES, MOTH, BLACKHEADS, PIMPLES.
VULGAR REDNESS, YELLOW AND
MUDDY SKIN permanently removed.
LADIES, YOU CAN BE BEAUTIFUL,
no matter what your disfgurements may
81. or special order of six large boxes, IS.
Sent to any address postpaid and under
plain cover on receipt of the above
131 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Cal.
Send for circular.
d11-SuMWF
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THROUGH CARS AND THROUGH
managers to Chicago and Boston: also
for. st. Louis. New York. Philadelphia
and all points East. Choice of two routes
weekly, each personally conducted from
sea to sea- Central scenic route via
Ogden every TUESDAY Ia mo- of the
year; Southern route, via Los Angeles
and ST. Louis to Chicago and Boston,
every MONDAY during the winter
months. Lowest rate and best accom-
modations. Initiated but not equaled.
C. j. ELLIS, Agent S. p Co., will furnish
proper ticket. San Francisco office, 10
Montgomery street.
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Governor CAGES Return.

1t is expected that Governor-el
Gage and family will arrive from Los
Angeles to-day to take up their resi-
dence here for four years. 1t is I'M
derstood that the new Governor will
have but one office, and that will be in
the State Capitol.
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Yesterday afternoon a fire started in
a clothes closet in the residence of W.
E. Brown, at I'LL N street. 1t was
extinguished without much damage.
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The famous old Jesse Moore AA
Whisky has become deservedly popular
because of it's excellence. It is sold by
all dealers and druggists
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Holmes, 10th & M; fine photos. Why
not get yours before the holiday rush? p
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A Place for George Elkus.

| George E2lkus, son of Louis E,lkus,
has been appointed a copyist in the
office of County Clerk Deane of San
| Francisco.
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Geo. Holbrook. piano tuner. a

Weinerwurst and sauerkraut ever,
day at Ell Dorado S26 ] street.
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"Glenbrook," pure whisky, So gal
lon Theo Blauth, 407 K street. Tel.
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Sewing machines-New Home, Stand
ard Domestic, Whites down and So
a month. My new No. 9 drop head,
$35. New National, $3.50, cash. A. J..
Pommer, Ninth and j.
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Cheap Wood for Thirty Days.
White oak stove wood,
$3.50 per cord.
Fair Oaks Wood yard,
Tenth and @ streets.
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LIVE WIRES
A Brilliant Electrical Display at
Second and 7 Streets.

There was a. great deal of commotion
at Second and J streets at half past
Is o'clock last night over live
wire, which fell to the street and made
a great deal Of excitement for nearly
an hour. It stopped the street cars
and blockaded traffic until electricians
arrived.
So far as could be determined, it
seemed that the storm blew down a
heavy telephone wire This got tangled
with the trolley wires and finally fell
to the ground, so that there were sew
eral ends flying loose. In fact, the
street was full of live wires for a long
time, so that persons had difficulty in
passing to and from the depot
Electricians We're sent for at once,
but there was a brilliant display Of
electricity for some time before their
arrival. Wherever the wires touched
the sparks flew like rays from Tesla s
million-volt battery experiment, con-
Quoted in mid-air.
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ALSH-HUGHSON-In this city, Janu-
ary 1st, by Rev. Charles F. Oehler, at
the brides home, Ed. r. F. Walsh to
Haydee E. Hughson, both Of this city.
(B.C)
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TO LET.

s21-No. 1903 H street, two story frame
dwelling of rooms, bath. electric lights.
nice yard.
s16-Dwelling of rooms, bath. patent
closets and plenty of clothes closets, No.
SIG L street
s16-New dwelling of rooms, all the lat
est improvements, No. 2200 I street.
$16-No. 1923 @ street, dwelling OFFS rooms,
with lot running to the alley, and a
large barn; very cheap rent.
SPA modern cottage of rooms, nice
surroundings; centrally located; No. COS
N street.
W. P. COLEMAN,
Real Estate Salesroom, 326 Street
p. BOHI. Manager
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Let Him Build on 1t.
Let DR.. Weldon build a handsome
tooth on that useless old root of yours.
S061a J..
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FOR SALE.

splendid tract of land of 4S3 acres. sit
and fifteen miles from Sacramento; I'M
der lease for this year for 81 900, cash
rent, payable after harvest. This is a
splendid tract of land and will be sold at
reasonable price and upon easy terms
If applied for soon.
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Pianos. Wiley B. Allen Co. 415 K. .
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Winter Clearing Sale.

Winter Clearing Sale.
OF mems and women's furnishing
goods, millinery, hats. etc. Mems 75c
heavy overshirts, 45c and SOC; 1000
pairs Sample loD of mems wool gloves
and mittens from 15c to 5Oc-cheap for
double the money; 100 pair la double
blankets for 75c. At Sacramento Home
Supply Company, ia ] street.
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MARRIED.

Try McMorry's 45c tea. 531 M.
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PhiIlips-Judson Excursions East

A-For morning. P-For afternoon.
T. H. GOODMAN. Gen. Pas. Agent.
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u ~
Something new II An sxpsrlmant q
s Must be proved to b a. represented.
Be successful at homo OF you dohht Il.
Tho statement Of manufacturer IL not
convincing proof Of merit.
But the sndorselnsnt Of friend Ia.
Now. suppostna you had . bad back.
A lame, weak or aching one,
Would ron experiment. on III
You will READ Of many ao-callsd cures
But they come from far.away places
It's different whom the Endorsement
comes from home.
Easy to prove that 1t Is So
Home Endorsement ID the proof that
backs every box Of Doan Kidney Pills.
Road this case:
Mr.. 8. J. Bavis, oyster dealer Of 81
West Fourth streer, s6ys:- II can hesrt-
~ recommend Doan's Kidney Pills for
kidney trouble ! used them for weak.
ness across tho loins and an aching In and
through the kidney. Often, particularly
II caught cold. suffered severely not
9Iiy-when on my feet but eysn In he'd.
When the 1ttAoks wers ct their height
could scsrcsly sleep at night on socount OF
tho excruciating twinges. / used doctors
prescriptions and various remedies which
saw advertised but up until I obteiped
Uohhs sidney Pills at Dnnforth's phar-
msoy never used any thing whioh gave
me psrmanent result Ihappsned to read
about them one day In Wilmington
paper whore their use had cured Q case
similar to mine. Thinking they might
help me lost no time In taking the treat
ment You may use my statement for
publication and everyone I meet as I
follow my calling will be only too pleas
Cd to advise to use D0An's Kidney Pills
II they have kidney complaint"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all deal.
ers. PRICE 80 csnta. Mailed on receipt Of
Price by Foster llburn TO-. Buffalo, N.
Z. Sole agents for the U. s. Remember
the name Doan's and take no other.
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DefaCea Ballots.

The law authorizing inspectors
to reject defaced or blurred ballots
cast at any election, should be
amended by the Legislature. The
privilege has been abused. and it is
highly probable that unless the law
is changed it will be abused at every
succeeding election. Bitter parti-
sans cannot be safely trusted with
any such power The experience
at the last election fully proves the
truth of this assertion. IN different
districts a sufficient number of votes
were thrown out to elect men who
were really defeated. Intelligent
legislators will See at once the
change needed to put ii ont OF the
power of higoted and unprlnclpled
inspectors To defeat the intentions
OF a Majority Of the people. Marks
made by themselves or by the aMh-
wardness Of the voters should not
discredit any ballot " form an eX-
cuse for not counting it, There
should b. fair dealing at every
election. and any one who resorts
to trickerv to defeat the intention Of
voter dc<erNe, to be di~!ranchlsed
and further punished lr Imprlson-
ment.
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M DlPlH SUSTAINED
French Premier VIM II M Cham
bsr BY 40 to ia s
N. BBAUREPAIRE's ACCUSATIONS

y
Against the Judges OF the Court OF
Cessation Evoke Lively Discussion
In the Chamber, But Fsn to Precip-
itate Cabinet Crisis.
Paris, Jan. lathe chamber Of dep
uties yesterday, after an exceedingly
stormy debate on the Interpretations
relative to the chargesof M. De Beaure-
paire, adopted the order of the day.
ment, the vote standing 423 to 1874.
The chamber was crowded and the
discussion violent. Paul Deschamel. on
taking the chair said that France
loved both the army and Justice. He
dwelt upon the danger Of internal dis
sensiois. appealing to deputies to be
calm and moderate. ~
Then. on the motion Of M. Dupuy.
the premier, the chamber decided to
proceed Immediately to discuss the In
terpellation of Lucien Millevoye. Re,
publican Nationalist. respecting M. De
Beaurepaire's accusations against the
court of cassation.
M. Milleyoye, amid constantly
growing tumult, dwelt upon the SEN
station caused by these accusations and
declared 1t impossible to continue the
revision proceedings under present con-
ditions He read M. De Beaurepaire's
statements and demanded the adoption
of disciplinary measures against the
guilty Judges.
Joseph Laises, deputy Tor Condor,
In the department Of Gers. evoked con-
siderable applause by asserting that
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Money For Teachers.

The Teachers Mutual Beneficial Asso-
cIaton is highly pleased with the result Ct
the bazaar.
The total amount received from nil
sources was s. 1885. and tho to a. expen-
ses S739 Is, makin the net profit 81, 1913.
Beside, this sum the committee still HIS
Il num1er of fancy articles left for sale ard
about $40 is yet to BE- collected
The association, through the president,
Miss Salllo Reid Shaw, and the enter
ta'ument committee desires TO thank most
co dinlly the merchants and citizens who
% generously aided and supported he
movement. 1t i, desired especially to ac-
KNOWLEDGE the valuable assistance re.
cpiycd from w. w. Rice, Joseph b.
Wutherby, George De Hugh Robert Pal
nor and Mr.. Smith, of the Wilmington
Bicycle Club; II. Everett Janvier, Charles
4. Rudolph, Il. Atuhlhauseu, Elwoud
Soudcrs and his assistants, Mrs. Alfred ID.
Warner, IrviGg Warner, Elgar NJ. lioopes,
Charles L. Story, Jame, II. Wight and
Mr. Reynolds and the representatives Of
"lhe Morning News" the Daily REpuB-
LICAN and the Eye"y Evening
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Ruling On Replevin.

Goods sold for rent become the property
of tho purchaser and all interest is lost by
the former owners.
A case in which local persons are inter-
ested was decided in Philadelphia w. ter
day. About year ngn Charles halfway
rented ii house from J. Jackson Pierce at
Fourth and Conneli streets The rent
was not paid and Constable Green lcve1
on the goods, which included u handsome
plano. The dealer had not been pail for
it When the piano was put up for sale
Mr. Pierce bought it for sloj Recently
the piano was sold back to the sou of The
tenant. A few days ago the man moved
the piano to Philadelphia.
While it WAS being unloadcd the dealer
from whom il was originally purchased
rcpleyned it. Thu cnse was taken into
the Philadelphia courts and the judge de.
cdcd that the piano was the property Of
young Halfway, as he produced bill of
sale made out by Mr.. .Perco. He held
that when it was taken for rent and sold
it was no longer tho property OF the dealer,
even if it had not been paid for by the or
igiual buyer
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DEATHS.

ALLMON--In this city, on January ~, Geo.
Almond. In bis 8ist year.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
funeral services at his late residence No.bll W
Seventh street, ON Saturday afternoon, at z
o'clock. Interment private.
RAYMOND-On January II, 1899. ann B., wife
Of Sebastian Raymond, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
Of her con, Hiram B. Raymond, No. 2M2 Mar.
lset street, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
Services at the house. 1nterment Riverview
cemetery.
CURRlNDER--In Christiana, Delaware. on
january II. George W. Currinder' aged 81
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence, on Saturday aftsrnoon, January a.
at Presby terrain Cemetery, Christiana, Dol
FLYNN.-In this Caty, on January 10, Annie.
wife OF John Flynn, aged ~ yeara.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend her funeral from the res
Saturday morning. January u, Ct o'clock;
at Cathedral Cemetery.
BROWN. On January IL, Wilhelmina L., wife
Of Isaac R. Brown. aged 83 years
to attend the funeral services. on Sunday
afternoon, Jan'yl5tb. at 2 o'clock at the resi-
dsnce Of her husband, 1918 West Fourth street
1nterment at Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery.
RICHMANN-On january Ii, 1909, Susannsh
b. Riehmann, In her SD year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her sons residence,
Chas. Riehmann, 1903 West Seventh street. ON
Sunday afternoon, at q O'Clock. Services at
German Zion Lutheran church. lnternent ut
Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery.
CHUMslI,E-In this city, on 18th instant, Au
gusta, wife Of George N. Chunside.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invit-
e to attend the funeral on Monday morning,
January 10, at 9 o'clock from the residence Of
her husband, DS East 18th street. High mass
at st. Patricss church, 1ntcrment at Cathe
dral Cemetery. i
KYLE-on January IS, John Kyle son Of Will
liam and Eliza Kyle.
Funeral from his late residence Ogleton, Del.
on Monday afternoon at o'clock.
: ltecorj az 1nqur papsrs Please copy.
CRANSTON-On first month 18th day Hannah
u. Cransion, in her ODD years.
Funeral from the resid ence of her sonin.law
Frank d. Walker, second day, lst ronth, 18th
1890 Leave the house at ll.80 a. IN. Interment
at Stanton, Del Carriages will meet II o'clock
train at Sonthwood.
PECK On January Is, Isaac II. Peck, Jagged 70
years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence, Garashees
Road, South Wilmington on Monday after.
noon, January 10, meet at the house at /
O'clock Services at Union A. u NJ p. Church.
French street above Eighth at 2o'olock. Inter.
ment ut Union cemetery. 4
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IA In Il Iilsl.

} The notice which appeared IN the.
REPuRLIcAN ON ThsrsdAyin regard
o.the action. Instituted against Mr..
Congdon Of 1.-The Sun, was not in
tended to convey the idea that the
article complained Of was,.really IL
belous, or that the prosecution was.
justitiable. 1t is certain that 1t Was
not prompted by malice0or intended
to iniure the person alluded to. It
is time all unjustitiable suits we're
discountenanced by every respecta-
BILE member II the community, and
the litigants made to appear in their
true character. Every complainant
should be required to give bond
for the payment Of the costs in
Cured and be liable for damages to
the defendant A Adjudication of an
occurrence may not be pleasant to
the party concerned, but in ninety
nine cases in a hundred no pecuni-
AIRY loss ensues and consequently
verdict for money should not be rem
dered, Prompters to litigation
should be disbarred and attorneys
be encouraged to confine themselves
to legitimate legal business.