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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11

As is well known in the village Of DAl.
mslly, says the London Tsuh Mistress
hcHaudem Ia q very keen hand at bar.
gain, and few have been able To boast that
they have got the bast o. her" In a deal.
The other day she entered the shoo Of
Sandy o'Neil, where everything and any
thing, from a pair Of spectscles down 10
an ounce Of tea, can be procured, and
said:
"wsd ye sell me suRar.basin without
the oover2"
"ou. sy." said Sandy, who would cell
the shoes of bis feet al profit.
Hoo muckle is this vinS" inquired the
customer.
That's a shullin', complete" sAid
Sandy.
"An' whit for the balm without the lidyp
"Eeyenpence
Dye only tax Of penny for the lidrp
"Weel, the lids no. worth mAir nor a
penny"
"Eb, that's guid news" tjseulaied the
lady, with sigh of relief ''It', Just the
lid o. mine I've broken" And 20 s,yiug
she laid down a penny and walked of With
the coveted lid before the astOnished store
keeper bad time 10 interfere.
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IN MEMORY OF COX.
\ Magnificent Tribute to Americas Be
loved Son

a Magnificent Tribute to Americas Be-
loved Son.
NEW YORK, October 10.-No larger as
semblage ever gathered within walls of
Cooper Union than was present there this
evening at the services in memory of the
late Congressman Samuel Sullivan Cox.
There we're present men and women,
not only from the district he reprs-
sented but from from all parts OF the city.
Among those on the platform were tx
President Cleveland, Mayor Grant, ex-
Mayors Hewitt and Cooper, Gen. Sherman,
Roger A. Pryor, Senator Aldrich, George
W. Curtis and John A. Cockerill. Mrs.
Cox sat on the platform in front Of draped
portrait Of her husband.
Ex-President Cleveland was the frat
speaker, who delivered a very touching
speech in eulogy Of the dead statesman.
He was followed by Mr.. Proctor Knott,
who also delivered q brief eulogy. The
services closed with benediction by Rsb-
bi Gottheil.
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CRONIN CONSPIRATORS
Attempt to Intinidate an Important Wit
meas

Attempt TO Intimidate an Important Wit
ness.
CAICAGO, October 1O.-Dr. J. P. Csss,
vetTinAry surgeon from whom Dan Cough
lin tried to 6rst purchase and then hire q
fast horse, Was excited to-day. 1t would
be worth a good deal to the defense could
Cass be silenced. They will put me out
Of the way. will theyP" he exclaimed, as
be rushed no to an officer and handed him
a letter. 'LlOk at that" he said, as be
jerked the letter out Othis overcoat pocket
The letter reads a. follows;
CHICAGO Ills October Z, 1889.
MR. CASs.-LlOk here, old boy, We
are the friends OF all men who mind their
own business, but Ne want none Of your
kind. If you do not keep quiet about this
Cronin affair We will deal roughly with
you. IL is none Of your business, you old
reprobate, and We want you to bear that
IN mind You are an imposter, rascal,
and if you do1't take warning we'n show
YOU up IN your true cOlors. II We were to
handle you We would not give your old
bones a trunk, as was done with DR..
Croniu Now bear this in mind and re-
member that secrecy in your only safety.
COMMITTEE.
The letter was written in a bold hand,
bat an evident attempt il disguise lad
been made aud CIonin WAS spelled, IS II
purpOselv, "CrODyn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
YESTERDAYS GAME
OF Base Ball Results in Tie-A Game
To day.

or Base Ball Results in "a Tie-A Game
To day.
The eight hundred people who turned
out to see the second game Of ball between
the Philadelphia and Wheeling clubs at
the Island park, yesterday afternoon, had
a great chance to exercise their voices, and
they took advantage of the opportunity.
Jesse Burkett was in the box for the local
team and he started off at gait that
meant sure defeat for the visitors, but after
several innings he let down and the Phil
lies had no trouble hitting him.
Gleason pitched for the visitors and the
Wheeling boys got in some lucky hits in
the first three innings, which netted them
three rune. The boys put up good game
in the field, and few errors were made.
Billy Georges hitting was q feature. In
the first inning Nicholson scored on his
base on balls, a steal and Georges corking
hit. In the second Stapleton got life on
Meyers error and went over the plate on
Bob Westlake's single and throw home.
In the third Nicholson got a life on Null
vey's error, Miller hit safe, White got q
life on Nicholson's s out, and Miller scored
on Georges two-bagger over the fence.
Wheeling made nc more until the ninth
inning, while the Phillies, who had been
blanked in the first two innings, got onto
! Burkett in the third, and assisted by
several errors and number of hits, they
piled up eleven runs in that and the five
succeeding innings, aud the game seemed
to have been won by them. But Manager
Harry Wright determined to give his new
south paw twirler, Anderson, a show, to
zee what be could do. Anderson got
through the eighth inning all right, and
got one man out in the ninth, then Staple
ton got life on Hsllmsn's error and went
to second on Westlske's hit. Then Joe
White got base on balls and Stspe was
forced in by Burkett's base on balls. An
derson presented Nicholson with the same
kind of gift, which forced in another
run.
By this time the crowd began TO cheer
and Anderson got ratified. go he gave
Miller base and another man went over
the plate Farrsr then cent Anderson out
into the field and Sanders WAS put in the
boz. Three rams had now been made, and
the bases were full when Will White walk
ed up to the bat. Sanders gave him one
over the plate and it landed out in center
field and while three more scores we're 60
ing over the plate White was hustling for
second.
Only two scores were needed to tie and
Billy George at the bst. ssndersiventured
good one at Billy, and biff there was a
collision and the pig skin disappeared over
the left field hill and attempted 70
find knot hole in the back fence, while
Billy spurted over the plate and the people
went wild The score was ted
The Pbillies were retired in one, two,
three order, and as they had to catch the
train the team left the grounds. There
was some kicking and May or Seabrieht at
tempted to make a speech, giving the
Phiilies q blast for not finishing the game
out, but no one listened to him and the
crowd dispersed, we'll pleased with the
manner in which the game resulted.
Following is the score:
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RACER IN DANGER.
The City of New York Aground in New
York Bay.

The City of New York Aground in New
York Bay.
NEW YORK, October 10.-The gravest
apprehensions are felt for the Inmsn Line
steamer City of New York. She
ia still aground in the lower bay
and it is feared that she is sinking in the
quicksands. Eleven tugs have been sent
to the steamers assistance, and her passen-
gers are being taken off.
The report last night wos that the big
steamed had grounded in the channel,
but this is q mistake, as she lies hard and
fast little east of buoy No. 81. Steamers
and tugs have been at work about the
big racer all day. but at midnight
to night they had failed to get her off.
The steamer carried over 600 cabin pas
sepgers and SbOut LOO in the steerage.
The passengers were all transferred to
tugs and steamers and landed in the city
this afternoon.
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THE C0NCLAYE WORK.
ryeEr, rBNPLARS BLECr THBIR 0PgI-
CBRS YBSTSRDAI.


w,sgryeroN. Oc,obar 10 The Grand
r,,snpnsat Knights TsmPlars in its Sc
,-st session to-day at tse Masonic Temple
elected The fsllowiDg officers to serve dur
i,g rer,xt thfee years. Very i aiaent
KNIGHT 81 Joseph Goblin, Of reausylsania,
Most Eminent Grand Master; Very Emit
ns,t Sir Hugh McCardy, OF Michigan,
Depu,v Grand Mas er Very En'n17t SIP
Warren LaR1e Taomas, of ksniueSSy'
Grand Generaiss Very Em nent OF
Reuben Hedly Lloyd, o. Cahiorola' 1fanu
CaDtsin General, Very Eminent slr ID hgoer
Knigbt. of Texas. Grand Senior Warden
Very Eminent Sr Nichols Van Slick, OF
Rhode Island. Grand junior Warden
Vsrv Eminent Sir II Wales Lines, Of Con-
neciicut. Grsrd Treasurer; Very Eminent
Sir William B. Isaacs, of Virginia, Grand
Recorder
The second Tuesday 10 August, 1892.
WAS decided upon as the time for holding
the next conclave.
Toe newly elscted o1i GERS we're installed
a1d the Eacampmenl adjourned for the
oaY.
I'm response 10 cali issued by the Penn
svlvania Masonic Veterans Association,
rsoresentatiyes from New York, Illinois,
the Pacific coast. Pennsylvania aud the
District of C3lumb.a, met at the Ma
tional Rides Arm0Ty and Organized
the National Masonic Veterans Associ
tion 10 be composed Of Masons Of twenty
one wears or more standing Resolutions
were adop.ed. asking al Masons eligible
TO membsrship. 20 organize and send dele
ra.es 60 the next meeting, which viii be
b-lda at toe time and place selected for the
next Trisnnial C1nclave. VIM Meyer, OF
Philadelphia, was elected President
Ngs LOGAN GEcEIFES THE KNIGHTS
Mrs. John A. Logan gave q special re-
espton st noon 40 her residence, Calumet
Place. 10 the Knights OF Palestine Com
manaerv So l3. Of New York. Ia the
evening" Mra Logan for four hours held q
pobh, reception which VAS attended by
tbon4ard- cf Ismp,ars. The visiting
TempIar, have began 90 leave for their
homes and the outgoing trsins this after
noon were well iled.
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M'DONALD's SUIT.
It Is sim Pending. But He May Withdraw

Is sim Pending. But He May Withdraw
It.
CHICAGO, October 10.-The suit for
absolute divorce and custody Of the chill
dreu brought by N. O. Mcdonald sgainst
his wife, is still on file in the Superior
Court. The receip. Of letter from his
wife has evidently weakened the million
aires determination to abtain divorce in
iustice 10 his children. A. S. Trude, who
is McDonald's lawyer, told the World cor
respondent today that the latest instruc-
tiors be had received from hisclient were
10 push the suit as fast az possible, and be
did not believe that Mcdonald would take
his wife back should she return to Chicago,
The husband would only say that his pres
ent intention was TO obtain divorce, and
until his wife was here begging forgiveness
. be could not say whether be would change
mis- mind or NOT. he is sill Of the opin-
ion that the woman was not in her right
mind when she elOpsd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11

We desire to say to orr citizens that for
wears we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. kng ;
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica SAive
and Electric Bitters, and have never
bandled remedies that sell as well, or mat
have given such universal satisfaction We
do not hesitate to guarantee them every
time, and we stand ready to refund the
purchase price, if satisfactory results 90
not follow their use. These remedies nave
Won their great popularity paTely on tnei
merits. Logan & Co., Druggists.
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VETERANS SPEAKOUT.
G. A. R MEN DBNOUNCB THE PENSION
GRABBBRS.
Farnham Post Declares That None but the Needy
Should Seek Government Aid-A Ringing
Dsclarahon-A New Candidate
for Tanners Place.

NEW YORK, October 10.-The following
resolutions were passed last night. Farm
ham Post G. A. R., No. las. at a meeting
held in wendelIs assembly rooms.
WHEREAS, It is apparent to this post
that the action of some government officials
and the ill-considered talk Of some popu-
larity seeking legislators, notably Senator
Ingalls,, Of Kansas, in regard to thepension
laws, are calculated to do serious injury to
the hardly-won reputation of good soldiers,
and TO the Grand Army, and
WHEREAS, The only veterans who are
of right entitled to pension are those whose
pecuniary circumstances are so unfortunate
as to Justify them in burdening the ccuu-
try with their support, and who By
wounds or disability incurred in the serv-
ice OF the country as combatants are pre-
vented from earning living in their re-
speciive csllings, as they might have done
had such wounds CT disabilities not been
incurred; and,
WHEREAS, The Grand Army Of the Re-
public is an Association organized for the
purpose Vi SuhDlAnR OAu rOAuAoAo W e00S
care Of themselves and each other; and,
a WAY To SHOW PATRIOTISM.
WHEREAS, As much real patriotism
may be displayed by refraining in time of
peace from inflicting unnecessary burdens
on the country as by coming to her defense
in time Of war; therefore be it
ResOlued, That any old soldier who ap-
plies for or accepts pension except under
the conditions above set forth is In the
opinion of this Post guilty of conduct cal
culated to iDjure the good men who were
aud are willing to give their blood and
their lives for the country without any
rewSrd beyond the approval of their con-
sciences and that honorable fame which is
dear to every patriot; and
Resolred, That this Post strongly con-
demns any attempt to make uss Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic for political
purposes or as an engine to aid in dissi-
pating the surplus that has been accumu-
lated in the Government treasury by I'M
wise and unnecessary taxation.
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FOSTERS HOPE.

"OaIico Charley Expects to Go to the
Uaited States Senate.
special TtI<gro'a 10 ~ RsgtsseI.
TOLEDO o, October 10 -Er'Governor
Charles Foster is setting up his pine for
the United States Senate. 1t has Just
leaked out tina. be and several other prom
nent Republicans recently held consul
tation, the object being to distribute
doodle to secure delegates TO the Legisls-
ture Foster ia large stockh llder in the
Standard OIL Company and the plan Is to
capture the oil and gas vote in Wood
county. The condition on which hesgreed
to put up the Doodle was that be will have
the support of Gsyser and Whitmors for
Senator, and, az tae Standard already
owns Sp.neer's vote, Foster will 20 TO the
Legislature with q good sized backing.
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TO WELCOME THEM.

Washis gton, Pa, Preparing to Entertain
the Pan-American Delegates.
WASHINGTON, PA, October 1O.-The
delegates to the Pan-American Congress
will visit this place on November 6, and
active preparations are now being made to
receive them and to show them to its bsst
advantage the great oil and gas field,
which is now making Washington county
famous.
The following Committee Of Arrange
ments has been appointed: DR.. Thomas
McKennsn, Chairman; Hon. A. W. Ache
son Freeman Brady, VIM. Workman, A.
b. Caldwell, + L Christman, j. l.. Jud-
son, Jonathan Allison, Alex. Hart, f. F.
Acheson, W. L. McCleary, @. D. Robbins,
Alex. Brown and Jas. B. K Strestor.
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Randall starts for washington.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, October 1O.-HOn.
Samuel ]. Randall left his summer home
at Wallingford this morning on the 9:2O
train for this city. he was accompanied
by Mrs. Randall and his two children.
On reaching the Pennsylvania station In
this city, the ex-speaker was met by Dr-
Martin, his physician, and several of the
ex.speaker's friends. The train for Wash.
ipeton was at once boarded. Mr.. Randall
though looking as if be had been sick, did
not appear to be the invalid represented.
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A CHANGE OF PLANS.

The Specially Glass Company VIII Not
Move TO Jeanette.
PIrrsBURG, October 10.-The cap ofthe
Speciality Glass Company of East Liverpool
fell in yesterday. 1t will require three
weeks to repair the damage. The factory
will not move to Jeannette, as was first
intended. An Eastern company has pur-
chased their hslf-built plant and will I'm
ish it. The company also purchased the
lots of several men employed by the
Speciality Company who had proposed to
move to Jeanette with the factory. No
one is a loser By the change Of plans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
FOR ANNEXATIoN.

uawaiians Enthusiastically In Favor
of IL.
SAN FRANCIsCO, October 10 Minister
Garter, representative Of Hawaiisns in the
Uoited States, left this evening for Wash
iugton. Before taking the train he was
asked as to the truth Of the stories regard
log the contemplated annexation OF the
Hawaiian Kingdom by this country or the
establishment Of protectorste over the
islands BY this government. He says the
reports are based on very little truth. It
is . well.kuown fact that for years there
has been an element at the islands that
have besn enthusiastic advocates Of annex
alton TO the United States, but Mr.. Garter
asserts that the movement inns never taken
shane.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11

DAY EXPLAINS 1T.
Tvs Base Ball CLUBS to Forestsn the
Brotherhood.

Tvs Base Ball CLUBS to Forestsn the
Brotherhood.
NEW YORK, October 10.-A stir was
made in base ball circles this morning
when the fact became known that two
New York base ball clubs had been incor-
porated at Albany within the past week,
each club having for its incorporators an
entirely different set of men. II appeared
as though Gothamites were to be divided
into hostile factions by having two rival
clubs bearing the came name, and each
claiming to be the champions OF the world.
President Day, of the New York club,
when asked this morning concerning the
dual incorporation OF "the New York Base
Ball Club" said: 81 was fully aware OF
the first incorporation but WAS not named
as one of the directors because was not
here to sign the papers. The first incor-
poration was that I "The New York Base
Ball Club" The second was "rhe New
Base Ball Club" Both interpretations
are for the Giants and both were made
to guard against any other than
our club playing under that name"
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WORCESTER, MASS, October lO-James
D,sp-r, Of Worcester, Of the National
Grange Patrons OF HusbAndry, to-day
issued the itinerary OF the visitors from
che Eastern States % the meeting Of the
National Grange in Sacramento, Cal. in
November The price of tickets TO Chi
cago from Bosl0n will be SIS from that
point to san Flaucisco and return 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
NATIONAL GUESTS.
The Pan.AmerIcans SIN JauntinR About
I'm New En1Iaud

The Pan-AmerIcans SIN JauntinR About
In New England.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, October 1O.-SOon
after the excursion party returned to the
train last night in Hartford the rain began
to fall, aud steady downpour lasted un-
til the cars started for Collinsville at 7-3O
this morning. When thst place was
reached the rain ceased. The works of the
Collins Edge Tool Company was enjoyed
by the party. At 10 o'clock the train was
again boarded and the party started for
Meriden, which was reached at 11:30
Here the p rty were escorted to the works
Of the Meriden Brittania Company, where
the evolution of plated ware from the
blocks of white metal to the finished pro-
duct was witnessed.
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a.oc,ation Base RaH.

At Cincinnasi-Gincinnati 8, Kansas
City 2: errcrs, Cincinnati 1, Kansas City a
hits. Cincinnati IA, Kansas City
Pitchers, Wan and Swartzsll.
At Bsltimore-Baltimore 2, Brooklyn
7; errors, Baltimore 4, Brooklyn 3; bits,
Baltimore I, Brooklyn IL. Pitchers, Gun
nipgham and Terry.
At Louisville-Louisville l, St. Lonis 81
errors. 4 each; hits, Louisville 3, st. Louis
ia pitchers, Ew ng and S;ivetts.
At Columbus-Columbus 5, Athletics
nome: errors, Columbus 2, Athletics 81
hits Columbus 7, Athletics 2. Pitchers,
BaldTi and McMshop.
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SMOOTH SAILING.

All ImpsdIments to the Nicaragua Canal
Removed.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 10.-A Mica
rsgua cable says: United States Minister
Misener has settled the canal difficulties
ard work is now progressing"
This shows that the chief impediment to
the construction of the canal, the hostility
of Costa Rlca toward the enterprise, has
been removed, and the trouble between
that country and Nicaragua has been set
tied hy arbitration.
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A aafo InVeatmeuf.

Is one which lie guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case Of failure q
return Of purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
Druggist q bottle Of DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. II is guaranteed
to bring relief in every case, when used for
any affection OF Throat, Lungs or Chest,
such O. Consumption, Inflammation Of
Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, WhOopiDg
Cough, Group, etc, etc. II 10 pleasant
and agreeable % taste, perfectly safe, and
can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free at Logan & %. y Drug
store.
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ANOTHER RICHMOND.
An IndIanian In the Field for Tanners

An IndIanian In the Field for Tanners
Place.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 10.-The infor-
nation telegrsphed from Washington re-
gardiug the probability of ex-oOngressman
Steele, of Indiana, being offered the posi-
tion Of Pension Commissioner, is believed
here to be trustworthy. The President is
known to have expressed himself favorably
disposed to Gen. Kutfis bat he fears that
for political reasons it might be mistake
for him to selec. one of his fellow towns
men, having already placed so many OF
them in important positions. There would
be less objection TO ex Congressman Steele
for the reason that be lives in the north
western part of the State.
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1uE WORLDS BUILDING.
fes Coz, er stone .f The Puuirer Bloch

fhe Cori er stone .f The Puuifer Block
Lsif.
NEW YORK o,io5sr l0-Tbe corner
stone Of the Pairl.r building, the new
home Of tbe 81 gss laid at 1 o'clock
to-day Col John A Coeksrell. on be
ballot Mr Paltlr mads 3 brief intro
d1c'ory. snd Mr.. Cbauncy NJ. Depew
msde "a formal address. Bishop Tuttle, OF
Missouri, where Mr.. Tnttle began his bus
iresl clreer, opened the exercises with
prayer, and The stone was laid by Joseph
falizsr, Jr, q lad iour years OF ags
Among those present were ex-Preslden'
Cleveland, Governor Hill and Mayor
Grant
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Dsy is In the Deal.

ALBANY, October 1O.-The New York
Baseball Club was incorporated to-day by
John B. D.v. Charles P. Abbey, Frederick
J. Davis, William Z. Dubois and Frank
NJ. Spencer. The club proposes to give
public exhibition of athletic sports, includ'
ing games of baseball and tennis. and TO
lease grounds in New York county on
which to erect suitable structures. Its
capital stock is divided into 20 shares.
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WHEELING
PHILADELPHIA

Earned, Philadelphia 6, Wheeling B.
home runs, George and Farrar;two-base hits,
George and ". White; bases on balls, OF
Gleason ., of Anderson 8. of Burkett 4;
struck out, by Gleason 9, by Bnrkett 8;
passed balls, Hsller 3; wild pitches, Bur-
kett 9; double plays, Hallmap to Myers
to Fsrrsr; hit by pitched hall, by Barkett
1; sacrifice hit, Gleasoni stolen bases,
Philadelphia 7, Wheeling !. Time, two
hours. Umpire, Sam Barkley.
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. sonnh I.ernI Opinion.

E Bainbridge, Aundsy Esq, County
Atty. CLAW Co., Tex, says: Have used
Electric Bitters with most hsppy res9l!s
NJ brother also was very low with Mals-
1ial Fever and Jsundiee, but was cutsI osoS ~
timely use of this medicine. Am sA''Snso
FleotIic Bitters saved his life. =
Mr d. 1. Wilcoxson, CT Horse cave,
Kv adds a like testimony, saying; DE
nositively believes be would hsve dieo'
had II not been for Electric BitteIs. =,
This great remedy will ward of, as Weii
90 cnra ali Mslarial Diseases, snd for all
Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorders
stands unequaled. Price SOC. and 81 az
Logan & Co. Is Drug store.
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SAR FRANCISCO. CAL, October 10
Frank J. symms, Joseph ArOn snd F, n
wbepau. stockholders Of the sutro Iun,
rsi Company, Yesterday served notice OF
sr;+ U n declare the late sale Of the tunnel
s,S5 W. -ull and void. The properly
a z.orth $40 900. 600.