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THE DAILY BEEi TUESDAY AUGUST 27 1680 HALE BU03 CO HALE BX03 CO BORN GREAT RACING EVENTS CALIFORNIA FRUIT AT AUCTION IDLE LABORERS THE POLiCE AMD THE Have you seen the Kid Glove? APRONS The corner show window to-day ia aa bright and white aa a snow hank with the CHOICE VALUES we are offering in APRONS These are new gooda new designs and the prices are worth looking into Lawn tucked or lace insertion or braided each 25 conts Lawn tucked or finished with lace or embroidery 30 33 44 and 50 cents Lawn cotton braided or finished with insertion and embroidery 65 cents Lawn or Cambric finished with insertion and embroidery 75 cents $1 $1 25 Heavy" Lawn extra large with long strings finished with wide embroidery $2 and $2 50 DAINTY TEA APRONS Fine Lawn with hemstitched border and strings $1 Fine Mull embroidered border and flower in corners $1 and $1 25 Fine Mull embroidered border and edges SI 50 Swiss and Oriental Lace Aprons ribbon and laco-trimmed $1 90 Oriental Lace Aprons trimmed with ribbon $2 Oriental Lace and Satin Ribbon Aprons in panels $2 50 CASE Judga Sawyer Dismisses the Corpus Proceedings He Embraces the Opportunity to Make Some Sharp Comments Marshal Seagle's Cm Continued Another Day Jis- Special filipatoh to Tua Beal San Francisco August The United States Circuit Court wae officially informed to-day that the charge of murder against Justice Stephen Field had been dismissed by a Stockton Court Judge Sawyer accordingly dismissed the habeas corpus proceedings in tiie case of Justice Field and said: are glad that the prosecution of Mr Justice Field has been dismissed founded as it was upon the sole reck less and aa to him manifestly false affidavit of one whose relation to matters leading to the tragedy aud whose animosity towards the Courts and Judges who have found it their duty to decide agaiust her and especially towards Mr Justice Field is part of the judicial and notorious pubiio history of the oountry It was under circumstances aud upon a sole affidavit produced especially after the Corouer'e inquest So far as Mr Justice Field Is concerned it was a shameless proceeding and as estimated by the Governor of the Conmiouwealth if it bad been further persevered in would have been a lasting disgrace to tbe State While a Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States like every other citizen is amenable to the laws he is not likely to oommit so grave an offense as murder aud should he be so unfortunate as to be unavoidably involved in any way in a homicide be could not afford to escape if it were iu bis power to do so and when the act ia so publicly performed by another as in this instance and ia observed by so many witnesses the officers of the law should certainly have soma little pains to ascertain the facts before proceeding to arrest so distinguished a dignitary aud to attempt to incarcerate him iu a prison with feloua or to put him in a position to be further degraded and perhaps assaulted by one so violent as to be publicly reported not only then but on Dumerous previous occasions to have threatened his life are extremely gratified to find that through the action of the Chief Magistrate and Attorney-General a higher officer of law we shall spar' the necessity of further inquiring as to the extent of the remedy afforded the distinguished petitioner by the constitution and laws of the United States or of enforcing suob remedies as exist and that the stigma oast upon the State of California by this hasty and to oail it by no harsher term ill advised arrest will not be intensified by further prosecution since the State proceeding has been dismissed the petitioner be discharged and the writ of habeas corpus dismissed" THE CASE OF NEAQLB The ease of Deputy Marshal Neagle was also taken up in the Circuit Court counsel asked the Court to set a day for the taking of testimony in the habeas corpus proceedings The counsel representing the State urged that the taking of testimony was unnecessary until the row relating to jurisdiction was settled Judge Sawyer announced that the witnesses should be brought forward and the law points argued at the same time As the Counsel could not agree upon a time for hearing the case tiie matter was postponed until to-morrow Steen UioiauiK Ban Fbanoiboo August 27 'qk witness I do not know now that be is a do yon think he asked Johnson sarcastically I think he is a The frankness of the unexpected reply called forth a ripple of laughter from the the spectators A recess was here taken until the afternoon At 1:30 o'clock when proceedings reopened Faqon McDowell was sworn and testified that he frequently saw Eddy around the California House a disreputable place ou Front street Wylie Cole then took the stand He had been in the company of the Strauss brothers aud Eddy He once told one of the brotherg that he was going to leave the gang as he did not like the way Eddy talked After some coaxing witness said that Eddy suggested that the purty go iuto the business of up" people in the city Witness did not know the character of the Strauss boys at that time Reed was the next witness He has heen intimately acquainted frith Eddy for over a year Reed conducted the saloon near the baseball grounds aud Eddv often came there Witness Paul Strauss and Eddy talked one night about 8 at Fourth aud streets Eddy said Boys got something good on He then detailed a plan for the three men to go iutocoun-terfeiting Reed said something about taking tue Long Stop saloon and Eddy approved the plan He went ont there and said they could nuke a trap door in a back room and cover the whole floor with oil cloth He said the tacks could be filed down on the trap door and none wpuld know of its existence He first talked of counterfeiting $1 pices and afterward said they could make $5 $10 and even $20 gold pieces Afterward Eddy came out and advised witness to leave the saloon business and go to his miue in the mountains where they oould engage in counterfeiting without fear of detection Witness on cross examination said that when Eddy requested him to get the sheet tin he considered it Witness heard some one say that Eddy was a and a detective AN UNWARY WITNESS George Johnson was recalled Hart asked it witness had made the statement he gave this morning without inducement from Chief Lee and witness said he had never been spoken to by Leo Your mother's bouse had been searched by Cone and Eddy while you were in the asked Johnson Yes sir" And you came in and told what you knew about him for the purpose of getting even continued the attorney Yes sir I did replied the witness vehemently The prosecution then closed THE DEFENSE OPENS Johnson stated that the defense was ready He said that he was entitled to dismissal as it was because the proseeutiou had not proven that the defendant was not a California Indian who are exempt from the vagrancy law The Court had dismissed the Strauss vagrancy case on that ground and would by reason of the precedent be obliged to do ao in the present case we do not ask fora discharge ou a continued Mr Johnsoo propose to prove that there is a conspiracy on the part of the Police Department to break up Cone in his business propose to prove that Cone stands as high in publio estimation as Timothy Lee aud that Frank Eddy is as good a man as ever served on the police THE CHIEF DETECTIVE TV Cone was put on the stand He has known Eddy for over eight years He had been in his employ since last Deoember Complaints had come in of countei feiting going on and witness detailed Eddy to look them up He told them that he thought Dick Reed George Johnson and the Strause brothers and others who called themselves the Fourteen" were the guilty parties Eddy reported to witness every night Hart on cross examination asked Cone if he did not once introduce Eddy to officer Bob Goods and when Eddy left Goods asked who he was and Cone replied: is from irginia City that he shot a man there and therefore would make a good Cone denied ever having held such a conversation Hart asked what authority witness had to conduct the detective business and witness replied that he operated under articles of incorporation Witness atrongly suspeoted Reed and the others of counterfeiting although he never found out anything nliout them He waa working for the $300 State reward and not for any private individuals In reply to Johnson witness testified that reputation about Hicksville where he lived waa bad reputation was also bad and witness had ofta juspected him of thefts A A 8 TO REPUTATION AigAt Rodegedrts the groceryman testified tlrtit he knew reputation to be good and that general reputation was bad Other witnesses were put on the stand when The report closed USE NONE BUT HALE BROS CO Is this city August John A Gill daughter In this city August to ths wife Richard Burr a son Bust In this city August 8 to ths wlf ot A Johnaun a son In this olty August 21 to the wile of Mathis a son 8606 In this city August 18 to the wile ol QP Westerrelt a son BB1B DIED In (his city August 27 Clara daughter ot William aud Mary Hadwick a native ot California agd 27 ysars months and lu days (Now York aud Montreal papers pleato copy) (Funeral notice horealtor 8020 DRVKNDOHFAJn this oity August 2(1 Adalbert Deveudorl a native ol New York aged 47 year Friends and aoqualntanoes are rwoectfully Invited to attend th funeral which will taka plate from the residence ol hie brother-in-law Charles Belnsp corner ol Twenty second and streets to morrow (Wednesday) afternoon at 3 o'clock 8U21 Towrtai Car Select esmiriiom via the Atlantia and Pacific Railroad (Santa Fe route) under management ol ealarled railroad employee leave Saoramento erety Thursday for all Eastern points Berths urnlshed through to Chicago Rates urns at from 8tn Franoisoa Baggage checked throug to destination Rallton agent 231 street 8aarmento Cal 8788 Whf Dye Cray bale reelorrd to original oolor and Invigorated by using Mrs Oervalee Vegetable Hair Restorer Also a lull line of Cosmetics at Glenole's Beau tilying Parlors with Mrs Swilling French Dressmaker 1012 Eighth street 8-'l75 Medical Hallerlrs and Telegraph Supplies 0 A Fisk 408 street 8518 Twos I Tam? Hot Vienna bread rolls and doughnuts every afternoon The best home mada pies and pastry Boston Bakery Ninth tndM Strictly firet-otaee 8130 maple Rooms 114 sixth street tad Finest wlsee liqeora and eigarw Eaerth Proprietor 8249 SARSAPARILLA la a peculiar msdlolna It it oarefully prepared rotii Satiapariila Dandelion Mandrake Dock Fipaiuewa Juniper Berries and other well known and valuable vegetable remedies by a peculiar combination proportion and process giving to Sartaparllla ouralive power not possessed by other medicine It effect! re markable ourei where other preparations falL SARSAPARILLA Is the beat blood purifier before the publio 1 eradicates every impurity and ourea Scrofula 8alt Rheum Boll Pimples all Humors Dys-pepila Biliousness Blok Headache Indigestion General Debility Catarrh Rheumatism Klndey and Liver Complaints overoomes that tired (eel ing creates an appetite andbullde upthe system SARSAPARILLA Uaa met peouhar and unparalleled euooeee at home Such has become it popularity In Low til Hoes where It la made that whole nelgh borhood aie taking It at the lame time Lowel druggists tell more of Hood's Sartaparllla than1 of all other sarsaparilla or blood purifiers Bold by druggists $1 six for $5 Prepared only by HOOD A CO Apothecaries Lowell Mass 100 Doses One Dollar 83l9-8tr ElfiFil pre We are again pre pared to meet the great Rif Mg) and constant demand jfor GLOVE FITTING COR-1 SETS in all the grades having just received ai large invoice of them which was placed in stock this morning I' We desire to call yourk crt attention to the new improved flat seam which this lot is com-1 posed Sizes are com- plete in the Ventilating Glove Fitting at $1 per STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF la the Supertoi Court in and (or Mid county The People of the Btete of California to JAM 3 COCHRAN greeting You ere hereby notified thee en ection was eomutenoed in tbe Superior Court of the county of beoramente Btete aforesaid by filing com plaint in tbe Clerk's ofiiee of said Court on the 27th day of August ia which ection MAT-TIE COCHRAN plaiQtiff end you are defendant That the general nature of the ection a ep peare from end complaint le as follows: To ob-t in decree of thte Court diseolnn? tne bonds of matrimony extatinf between plaintiff end defendant end he plaintiff permitted to re nme her niaideo nama Mattie Mo-tie on tbe ground that the defendant wilfully departed her for more than one year last past ell ot which more fully appear by the complaint on file in eaid notion nference to which le hereby made end you are hereby directed to appear and answer eaid complaint within ten daye from theeerviee of th writ exclusive of the day of eemoe if served un you in said oounty of Sacramento and within thirty days exclusive of the day ot eorvico it served elsewhere and you are further notified that unless you lo anpear and tuuwer with a the time above eperlfled the plaintiff wni tke default aT3nt yon and will apply to th- Court for the relief praed for in complaint In testimony whereof 1 Wm Hamilton Clerk of the Court do hereunto eet try band ardaidi the teal of aid Court this 27 th day of August A I (8BAU1 a HAMILTON Clerk By Roysnrc Deputy Clerk Jones attorney fur plamriff XTOTICE TO ESTATE OP A ELY deceased Notice hereby given by the undersigned Geo Harlow the administrator of the eetate of A Ely deceased to the creditors of ani all persons having claims against said deceased to exhibit them with the ffhlavUs or vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice to Mid a tonnutratcr at the office of Robert Devlin 8-h reet Sacramento Cat the same being the adnuaU place of business for said estate Dated August 2 GEO HARLOW Administrator of said estate Robert Devlin attorney lot administrator 7918 totice to estate op WILLIAM MEIRLE deceased Notice is hereby given by the undereitmed executrix of the will of William Metaie deceased to creditor of and all person brv ing C'imt against -ei-j deceased to exhibit them with he oioesMrv affidavits vouchers within fur mentis after tiie first pubiicatirn of notice to her a the law ooee ot Joh'ieoa Jc t'ttoa A Jchoecn 504 str Sacramento Can I Baerarento Jure 71 IhM HENrclErA Executor Johnson Juhnaoa A Jfinaos atiomeye for rt i-M Tenny Captures Iks Electric Slakes st Westchester Spectsl televrams to Tut Bts) Saratoga August The weather is clear aud the track fast The first race five furlongs Garaga won Ceoil second Major Tom third Time 1:03 The second race one slid one-eighth miles Belle won Wsry second Bonca third Time The third race Kenner stakes two miles Long Dance won Lioness second Ashe's Floodtido third Time 3:341 The fourth race one mile Cartoon won Bertha second Ovid third Time 1:421 The fifth race three-quarters ot a mile Maid of Orleans wen Talisman second Time 1:152 The third was unnamed by tbe Judges Evchta at Westchester! Westchester August The first race three-quarters of a mile Eclectrio Stakes Tenny won Hunover second Climax third Time 1:12 Sport at Chicago Chicago August The first race three-quarters of a mile Fanoliette won Cynthia second Neva third Time 1:10 WOMEN AS DETECTIVES Watchful Females Who Perform Felice Duty In New York (New York 8tar The female the metropolis are distributed in a variety of fields Some are in the Custom House keeping their eyes open for fair who bring over jewels and finery without the formality of paying tribute to Uncle Sam othere are in the various private detective agencies like and and others again are in the great dry goods stores keeping the valuable stocks from the depredatory fingers of clever shoplifters A few are and do occasional jobs for the police working at other times at some regular occupation for livelihood One of the smartest women dotectlves in town is employed iu an extensive drygoods establishment She is a blonde of tine presence and with a pair of eyes is sharp as a flash of lightning She walks about the store mingliug with the shoppers and making purchases ljke tho rest When sne suspects anyone she moves up alongside Then her knowledge of human nature comes into service Taking up a piece ot dry goeds she asks all about it of the clerk or saleswoman and whtn she has tiie attention diverted for the moment from the suspected shopper sfie turns her own back to her and exclaims: isn't it lovely meanwhile rustling the goods about all over the oountrr This is the thief opportunity A pause and then tiie detective wheels around and clutcning the suspected shopper by the arm asks: do you thiuk of it If the latter has indeed fallen iuto the trap she is discovered on the instant aud marched off to the office and thence to the Tenth precinet station-house If innocent nobody ia hurt and the lady fancies she has simply encountered a rather eccentric! shopper who is asking foolish questions when she might decide fir herself A PRGPJSAL COOLLY RECEIVED The Typewriter Ulrl Tons Down the Worm a Her Lover Spoke Then Washington Capital There is in Washington a young typewriter whose good looks and charming manners justify the sentiments which her employer feels toward her He is in tho habit of dictating his correspondence while her expert fingers transfix the words as he utters them The other morniug be concluded to end the uncertainty which had come into exist' euce by asking her to marry him Sho was engaged on some copying when he approached her and poured out his sentiments and notwithstanding the warmth of his pleadings kept right ahead with the clickety click click of the instrument In fact she paid so little attention to him that he became discouraged and left the room intending to speak to her when her mind was free from her duties He went to his luDch and on his return sat down to sign a lot of papers that lay on his desk There was a large pile an I he went through it mechanically until he struck a sheet near the bottom Jumping to his feet ho simply exclaimed Well be blowed The cold glaring typewritten letter read Miss Maybe think an old jackass but 1 I mean business I know I happen to be very pretty but be good to a family I was thinking that maybe learn to like me if go to church with and give the minister a few minutes employment And this to save any salary either because I want you for your Say you listening are you Well come in later when you to busy YYbat a Borbesier I I Merchant Writes la Below we publish a copy of a letter received at this office from McMas-ters a real estate and lumber dealer of Rochester Y7 on the merits of Th Premium sewing machine The letter will bear perusal by all: Roccoshtsr August 1 1SS9 Ifessrs James McClatchy Co Pvbluhers Vatlii ami Hes SacramentOy Gks-tlimkx: The Premium eewin mechme we Orel' rei ot you nearly a year ago has been in nee at our bouse ever since and it affords the most complete satisfaction We would not exchange it for eny mechiae we know of although it seems to be the same make as the yUomaohmes sold here We prefer the Premium however aiih-tugh it cost but one-third of that amount ft has sew-d the cuff to an overcoat sieere where the heavy cloth was doubled back and across tw seams and the lining also doubled making six thicknesses to crow at the seams in sewing around the cuff And since with the same needle same pleasure on foot sewing fine mushn end thin Summer good In oil its run only one needle has been broken We think it the very heat of sewing machines Very respectlully Jii Mesv-R 97 Chestnut street Rochester Tbi m-chine with Complete attachments will seut to any address on receipt of the price $22 If so desired the articles may be sent to different addresses Head the testimonials from owners of th Premium or send to the Bee office for a list Well gntlsfirrl Kiaox Butte Co C1 April 24 1137 I received your His premium oiachine lu due time end lu good condition 1 aui well satis-Ecu wo th it and think it os good a machine os auy of the high-priced ones Respectfully yours Mao A Gau-vuiisa Tlii machine with complete attach ments will be sent to any address un re ceipt of the price 522 If so fhe articles may be sent to d'fferent addresses Rond the testimonials from owners of the Premium oi tend to the Bis office for a I lu Prices Heallzeil at lbs Rales In Chlcate and New York Special televrams to Th Baal Chicago August 27 Porter Bros Co to-day sold four carloads of California fruit at the following prices: Beurre Hardy peais $2 05 to $2 10 Beurre Chargeau pears $1 85 doable crates Tokay grapes $2 05 to single crates $1 25 to $1 85 douldo crates Muscat grapes $2 15 to $2 85 single crates $1 10 to $1 30 Purple Damascus grapes $1 90 Golden Drop plums 90 to 95 cents Bartlett pears $3 30 to $3 53 peaolies $1 80 to $1 95 SALES IN NEW YORK New Yoke August 24-The Golden Gate Fruit Association sold four carloads of California fiuit at auction to day at the following price Bartlett pears $3 45 to $3 75: Cling peaches $1 25 to $2 Groa prunea 81 25 to 82 35 Egg plum 82 to 83 10 Golden drop plums $1 35 Tokay grapes double crates $5 60 single crab $1 to $1 35 Muscat grapes siugle crates 83 cents to $1 25 Malvoise single crates $1 35 double crates $4 20 THE WEALTH What the Tax Collector 1 Finds to Levy lpa FrankT Johnson County Auditor pre ented to tbe State Board of Equalization the following statement of tbe assessed valuation of all property listed by the Assessor for the purposes of taxation in Sacramento county Auditors in all the counties of the State are leqtiired to make similar statementa each year Number of acres assessed 607-4G7 25-100 Value of real estate other than city and'town lots $13141230 value of city and town lots $8531330 total value of real estate $10872580 Value of improvements ou real estate other than city aud town lota $1095 -125 value of improvements on city and town lots $8400035 value of all hr provements $3185100 Total value of real estate lots aud improvements $27857720 value of personal property other than money and solveul credits $5028430 value of money and solvent credits $105550 total assessment of county $83291700 Iuciease over last year $503035 riuoin notes Hon Thomas Fleming of Biggs is in the city Trofrey of Chico wae in Sacramento to-day Manuel Lima returned yesterday from a trip to Santa Cruz Miss May Ileunessy of this city is visiting in Georgetown Misses Fffie and Lettie Alslp have returned from Grove Mr and Mrs Kinross have returned from Siskiyou county Mrs II Gilman left for San Francisco yesterday for a week's visit Miss Mamie Thomas of Oakland is visiting Mis Winters of this city Hammer got back Inst night from a sojourn at Soda Springs Deer Valley Mrs Gregory and daughter of this oity are spendiug a few weeks iu San Francisco Isador Townsend and wife returned on Saturday from their trip EaBt by way of tbe Isthmus Mrs Curtis and daughter and Miss Susie Herzog have returned from Pacific Grove Mrs Will Servoss and Miss Nellie Tauquary are visiting Chico the guests of Mrs Fred Myrick Wm Irelan State Mineralogist and II I Willey Consulting Engineer of the State office are in town Wood Pearson and Sam Williams returned yesterday from a camping trip to the Rubicon El Dorado county Matt Johnson and family and Mrs Smith and son are home from a vacation at Strawberry Valley Mrs Conrad and daughter Anna have returned from the seaside Misses Louise and Bertha Conrad are visiting in San Francisco Mrs Nellie Kowen and Miss Kate Horn sisterB of Mrs Henuessy of this city have returned to their homes in Hartford Conu They were accompanied by their niece Miss Lottie Langdon Upson and Toll returned last night fiom Monterey They intended to make the return trip on their bicyclee but only rode as far as San Francisco a distance of 150 miles as their time was limited They came the rest of the way on the ears LOCAL BREVITIES The Chico Chronicle-Record says that the Glenn estate lost 60000 sacks of wheat by the Port Costa fire There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph Office for: John McKey John Walters 1429 Ninth street Love Western Hotel Thompson Demar-tini care Alexander Deinartiui and Miss Lillie Congdon Died With Hit Beets On Bpecitl disustch to Tin Bsa Pueblo August 27 The nows of the shooting Sunday night of Pat Des mood at Ogden is received with the greatest interest here where Desmond lived for years and was known as haV' ing engaged in more personal encounters than any other man in the State Only a few months ago he was shot in th breast by Frank Owen and thought to be killed but soon recovered Desmond was for a long time City Marshal and afterwards a Deputy Sheriff and detective During the railroad war between the Rio Grande and the Santa Fe roads ten years ago he led the forces of the former Nobody Wm Hart Special dispatch to Tut Bn Chicago August A sleeping car i rx on an incoming Santa Fe and California Express was run into by a switch en gine this morning and wrecked Miraculously nobody was hurt Blankets! Blankets Blankets? White blankets 10-4 weight 5 lbs for $1 20 full-size comforters 90c common bath-room towels 50c a dozen large hn-n towels $1 a dozen At Red House 8804 To-night our store will remain open later than usual Weinstuck Lubin it Co 8630 New invoice received music store No 820 street Hara- oOtJ Jones Fisch A Watson will give a free social dance at Oak Frk Pavilion Wednesday night Ladies and gentleman only will be admitted 8619 Oas Hundred Thousand Parade the Streets of the 'eat Metropolis All the Printer of Three Large Office Go Out Thousands of Cent Men glrlkrrs Also Join Hie Special telegrams to the Bsa1 London August Iu tbe strike the situation is unchanged It is rumored that the printers intend joining hips are being unloaded at Chatham and Southampton without interference The Lord Mayor has refused to become the arbitrator of differences fearing that it might conflict with his judicial duties The strikers now number 130000 Coal porters at important centers are joining Two hundred and fifty steamers are lying in the docks awaiting cargoes The Riverside factories em ploying thousands of hands are closing for lack of coal Tiie printers employed by three of the largest printing firms hore have struck One hundred thousand striking dock laborers marched in a prooesslon to-day' They were orderly The parade has been a great event of the encampment It was a well-managed tine spectacle and a complete suO' cess The procession started on time The head of the column began to move at 10 and reached the Reviewing stand on Grand Avenue at 10:30 A conservative estimate of the number of men who passed that point places it at 35000 A noticeable incident of tbe parade was the enthusiasm of the old veterans wlienevor they got a glimpse of General bhennan He was greeted with round after round of cheers streets sidewalks and windows tilled with people the whole form fng an inspiriting spectacle Coal men in have joined the strikers and the situation shows no signs of improvement Meetings of employers and workmen continue to be held but without result The Directors of the Commercial Docks Company hnvo declined the offer of the services of 3000 Belgian laborers at 4Jd per hour MOUNTAINS CF SWEETMEATS Nearly One Htlilea of Candy Yearly Made In Enerameelo Factory When the members of the Northern and Central California Press Association come to Sacramento during the State Fair they are to be escorted through the city and shown the most iinpirUnt of the manv manufacturing industries The largest of these are the Southern railroad shops Probably the next largest institution employing a large furor uf men women boys and girls is II Fisher A Co Candy Factory at 503 street Tbero are only a few people evun in Sacra-r Miiento who have eny idea of its dimen sums and the immense amount of business that is done there The building is a three-story brick and every department from collar to garret is constantly rush-d with business Ntariy one hundred are employed the year round and three thousand pounds of candy are turned out daily- It is the largest establishment of the kind on the Paciuc coast Three thousand pounds of oandy every day makes a mountain of sweetmeats but it melts away as fust as snow about as soon as it is put upon the market Tbi9 is becoming a nation of candy eaters end even the men are growing as fond of the toothsome caramels as the women are- It is a common thing to step iuto the office of a merchant and find him munching upon candy To a great extent it is driving out the habit of tobaoco ohewing Of course the Sacramento people du not consume all of this great quantity which amounts to nearly one million pounds a but it is shipped all over the Pacific coast Horne of it goes away un in the Northwestern Territories and a portion is sent down south to Arizona and New Mexico kind of oandy lias the largest salo! a reporter BRked Herman Fisher this morning as he was escorting him through the establishment that is hard to was tho reply I think it is the rich the oreams We make a specialty of the finest brands and only make the common stick candies and gum drops for sections of country where no other kind is used The Indians in Arizona consume the most of that sort of The house shipped a great truck-load of fancy candies to Bun Francisco on Monday It ia a most interesting sight to witness the process of making the candy from the time the raw material is thrown into the kettle until it is packed in neat paper boxes ready for shipment Just to the left of the entrance to the mam store the Fullers are fitting up an attractive sample room with glass-covered boxes or bius ranged around the walls The shipping department is a busy place where a number of men are kept at work constantly filling orders from abroad The room is 160 feet in leugth by 20 in width A number of girls are kept at work all the time in the packing room placing the candy in showy tissue paper trimmed boxes The mixing room is a large department where one man does nothing but put up what ia known as different grades being thrown into immense bins aud then stiried up together In what is described os the cream room is where all the finer grades of candy are made where they turn out those delicious chocolate creams caramels etc which the girls always buy to take to the matinee The copper kettles are bright as the sun and the floor is as white and clean as a tidy kitchen They have in use there what they call a mixing machine of their own invention in which the ingredients which go to make up the candy are stirred by paddles run by machinery it saves a great amount of manual labor In the engine room is a great steam boiler and near by is a Westinghouse engine of sixteen horse power This machinery runs the scores of belts winch go all over the establishment to set the various wheels in motion Among ths machines is one for grating cocoanuts popping corn and roasting peanuts Two men are employed to make the common stick candy of which they tuin out six hundred pounds every day All of the candy except the common kind is made by Bteatu The other has to be cooked in kettles which are heated np to 320 degrees Fahrenheit Over two miles of iron pipe conducting steam ace run through the house In the various departments fans operated by steam are in rapid motion over the marble slala to keon candy cooU Another lnventlon Fishers is a machine for cutting lozenges which can chop out two thousand pounds daily On the upper floor are the drying rooms for placing the Irealilv-mRde candies for few days They are heated by steam tC12 Break Away Dempsey and La Blanche contest Result of each round will be received tonight by Postal Telegraph a Harry saloon Fourth street between and until tbe finish 8613 Meckimine an honest headache remedy For sale at Van drugstore corner E'ghth and streets 7976 pLumrNo and gas fitting Lyman fill street Crouch 8379 To night ollr stores will remain open later than usual Weiustock Lubin Co 8630 An Intaiesling Case on Trial Police Court To-day In the Frank Eddy and His Plans Counterfeiting For Mea Wbo Claim Bare Bmb Asked Xa atilil Ilint livery available apace In tbe Police Court waa taken this morning when the vagrancy oase of Frank Eddy of the Law and Order League force of detect-vea waa called for hearing The attorney for Eddy Hiram Johnson had demanded a jury trial and a gpod part of the audience waa composed of citizens whose names appeared on tbe venire Clerk Larkin was progressing swimmingly in calling the names when Johnson who waa listening intently addressed the Court honor I thiuk we want a jury waive that and leave the case entirely to the The announcement rather astounded the officials but Hart attornoy for the prosecution had presence of mind to say that he was willing It was learned afterward that Johnson's objection to the jury was that the venire contained the names of a number of saloon keepers whose ttelinga may have been antagonistic to the detective legion The case was ordered to pro ceed THE FIRST WITNESS The first witness called was officer Henry Carroll When sworn the officer testified that he knew Eddy about a year that in alt that time he did not notice him engaged in any work while on night watch he saw him on the streets near Third anfi Third and and Second and streets from 9 o'clock at night to 3 o'clock in the morning Hart asked witness if he knew Eddy had any lawful business and witness was about toJ relate a conversation which occurred at Third and strets when Johnson objected on the ground that the question was not germane to the case The Court ruled that the question was permissible and Carroll utated that Eddy had said he was en gaged in the detective business in the southern country you ever seen him in the company of known thieves or vagrants asked Hart have seen him in company with the Strauss boys of Woodland and Cone who I believe calls himself a detective" Johnson asked witness if he did not have a conversation on 1 street between Sixth and Seventh during the trial of the Chinese cases during which witness had threatened to kill Eddy Carroll denied that he had ever held such a conversation He remembered having told Eddy however that if he continued with Cone much longer he would either be wearing diamonds or be in jail Johnson subjected the witness to sev eral pointed questions as to his feeling toward Cone to which Hart objected Johnson stated that he intended to prove by these witnesses that there was A CONSPIRACY ON THE PART OP THE POLICE To down Cone and his detectives He asked witness if hs knew anything of such a conspiracy but witness replied that he had no feeling in the matter and did not know of any on the part of the Chief of Police Carroll said that he first heard of Eddy Ust Fall when he was told by a prostitute on street that Eddy had called there and made her give him $5 stating that he was an officer OFFICER AGNER TEAIIF1E1 Officer Agner when sworn testified that he first met Eddy some months ago at the corner of Third and streets where lie was standing While ou that beat the officer saw him iu the locality at all hours of the night He had seen him iu company with the Strauss brothers who are now in the penetentiarv He had never seen him engaged in any lawful employment A PLAN TO OO COUNTERFEITING Timothy Snider foreman of Dr Dixon's ranch swore that he knew Frank Eddy Witness said that hs had a con versation with him in front of stables last April After to talking wit-1 ness on various matters Eddy proposed that witness go with him to the mountains and engage in the counterfeiting business with him Johnson objected on the grnuuJ that Eddy waa not being tried for counter feiting Hart insisted that tbe testimony was proper as showing his dissolute habit Johnson then endeavored to choke off the witness by raising the point that the conversation occurred outside of the time allotted by the law Judge Buckley ruled that the evidence was proper Witness continued that Eddy wanted to counterfeit standard dollars men tioned other people living in the city who would go in the business with them but did not say when he was ready to Start out He told witness that he thought the business could be conducted in tbe rear of a saloon in the eastern portion of the town The plan was to do the work at night in a certain room and to have a deck ot cards so that if any ooe should break in they could start up a game On cross-examination Johnson asked what he thought Eddy was thought he was a answered the witness thought he wae a that he was a spotter" reported the at' torney with a triumphant glance at Hart OFFICER OPINION OF THE DETECTIVES Officer Frank Rider was placed on the stand Ha testified that he often saw Eddy walking aimlessly about the Street Have you seen him in the company of known thieves except the Strauss asked Hart Yes sir I have seen him in the com pany of detective Cone Johnson asked what witness meant by that He replied that he considered Cone a thief Yon have no feeling against Cone or Eddy asked the attorney Not a answered the officer THERE WOULD BE MONEY IN IT George Johnson was sworn He owns a ranch between Galt and Hicksville He met Eddy on Fourth and last month Eddy then proposed to go into the counterfeiting business and said that there would be more money in it for witness than anybody else as witness who was out on a ranch could go to the 'country stores and exchange the bad Lmoney muen better than could be done rtn the city Eddy said that the business might be worked at Dick and that be could get the tools A trsp-door could be made so they could easily get out of the room if necessary you have any feeling against bim when you fouud that he was a detective asked Johnson ANosir I did not" answered the JAMES MEANS' Celebrated $3 and $4 Shoes are superior to anything made in the world for tho price Every pair warranted The Largest and Most Reliable Boot and Shoe Eouat In Saoramento ariFTEC JLHTJD jr STREETS 8046-8 ran mzum xurasiiie wi'im a sc at csi'WS Mi Brenner icta fafe I NO KITCHEN SIIOuli) BE WITHOUT bin It is complete Contains flour bin (holding fifty! Mounds) mice-proof drawers for meats sugars etcL I kneading board linen drawer and drawer for rolling! pin spices knives etc Each table i3 furnished with a rolling pin It is the only Kitchen Table made that 'has the large drawers running on rollers which vents the drawers from binding ASK FOR THE THE I CORSET BREUNER TABLE 'V GrandReduction JOE POHEiM THE! T-AJEXtOH Will make for ths next Sixty Days Hcgant Perfect-Fitting Business Suits to order la anyssvle tor Stylish Pants Fine French Casslmers Paata from Elegant English Worsteds and CakHUsera Suits from 33 Full Dress Suits French Pique from $40 to Tbe Latest Styles of Ovsreoata silk Unlaf all through for Ifi These price would be fully 40 per cent higher elsewhere Perfect fit and the heat gt wotk aianithio guaranteed or no sale Kuies tor Belt- Measurement and Sampioa of Cloth sent free to any addrses en applioatioD to 4CZ FOKtiM Tha Tailar 203 Montgomery street 724 Market and 1110 and 1112 Market street San Praaeisoo IDA-109 Clara street San Jooe 600 street Sao ramento: 49-51 Bouto Spring street Los An teles 1031-1023 Pourta at Ben Diego BCHOOLs PUP ITS OP THI PUBlIO SCHOOLS HO wish to review during their veceisoa wti find COLLECS the piece We a specialty ol the Grammer hool aed t' gh School studies No extra charge for or elocution unlL You era attend the CaJ part id iioir a lu I fiAiNHKIDGff Pribtlf 861- io7 i street CITY SCAVENGER The BOARD OF TR'TfU RAVI td Jh'Sg KlAtUHEH City 4rrire ill Ufnd to burial of dead t4 etc dance lil7 Filth street bele and Mtt tdOHN breuner! I MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE I (14 0 AND 08 ATKMtT 7881-8 BACBAMBMT CAL I Mira1' 'iriwi'ww arm uf JawBlirf KLUNE FLOBERG It ITKEST rE FIFTB ACFNTS FOB PPCKFCFO WA TfH COMPANY MW MOTEL ARRIVALS A the Golden Esc' Hotel August 27: Mrs Hind Chico Menu Chicago Hrown Iowa Hill Mrs Glca-on A Wll-im Sin Francisco: I Amisrrong Detroit Allen Him Thailand wife Ban Francisco Eugene Lehe Stockton Abbott Hartford Dunlap Stockton Rlchard-on Lincoln A Crueh Wm Hrigga Sacramento I Willev Wm Irelan Jr Jonn Landers San Francisco Mrs Claris the Mi-see arls St Thomas Ont Sharpe Oak' land Uorvin id Bernheim Pray San Francisco Suits Commenced Ordinarily from reading the above head' ing the average reader would be led to infer that some law suits had been commenced in our Courts but such is nut the cas The facts are and what we wish for the public to know ia that Anderson Johnson the merchant tailors at 1014 Seventh street have Just received a large consignment (imported direct from Eng land) of all the latest patterns designs and styles in Fail suitings The consignment has been unpacked and from the opinions received from those who have viewed the materials we feel justified in saying that no handsomer goods have ever been shown in this city Those of their customers or others desiring to feast their eyes upon something beautiful iu Fall suilings should call on them We do not deem it necessary to dwell upon their work for their work in the past speaks for itself They employ none but the Dost of workmen and in every cate guarantee a perfect fit and satisfaction Remember Anderson mer chant tailoring establishment is at 1014 Seventhstreet between and 8608 La Blanche and Dempsey The result of each renud of tbe La Blanche and Dempsey fight which takes place this evening at the California Athletic Club Rooms wiil b- posted at odob at the Bank Exchange corner of Second and streets Arrangements have been made to secure direct telegraphic communication Come and get the new 8802 HOW EASY IT 19 TO MAKE A FORTCNB BY lion Borne establishments will eell to the credulous portion of the community leading articles for lees than they have to pay for them And how do they gst sveo after paying a regi onent of employes I They overcharge on goods which the purchaser knows aothiog about their value That is a which ouyht not to be practiced by a respectable house anti avoided by ail sensible customers If you wish to get value received and be treated respectfully pav for what you kuj and receive in return the value ot your money oall oa ROBUST Nos fit sad fltK street fiaeramrite Where you wiil find Clothing for Boys from the age of 12 to 112 years It is to My we have Suits to hi the largest men in the State CUiLDKC AND LQAK STOCK JSTIECW EBUI-ES ON SEPTEMBER FlSSt THE SACRAMENTO BUILDING AND 'LOAN ASSOCIA TION will eomicence the Issue td its Thirteenth Series of atoik A limited number ot shores will be Issued aud they eon he secured now at the office of A LEONARD SON 1U14 Fourth treat 8498-2 FI53 ElESAm 15 LOU Thre splendid river tarms for tale or exchamra la part lor city property Ranches of all grades st Icwprhes and some fine tofaine city property Lot 80l0 lor $450 A PAuKfR k44 701 1 street DOCTOR A SNIDER KAS RFMOVED Hi3 OFFICE TO llhS AND U10 Srfeoth street Capitol Motel build-Ut 7779-8 To Beballd at Poet Costa Special dispatch to If Bn) Port Costa August Clearing away the wreck for rebuilding has already commenced and a large bonse will at once bo erected of corrugated iron Twenty carpenters are now on tbe ground McNear estimates his loss on wheat and warehouse at $350000 partially insured The railroad loss is about $25000 The ship Armenia is the property of Chapman A Co Balfour Guthrie A Co are agents for the slops Langdale and Kenilworth and Knowles is agent for the ship Honauwar To-nioht our stores will remain open later than usual Wrirntock Lubin A Co 8630 Matecshek pianos the best Indorsed by artists music siore 6309.