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OPENING 4 VIEW CLUB NOISE.

The Fidelio Club had an informal opening Of IT. new
club house. No. liz East fty nntl-> last evening.
nearly All Of the $50 member, and number Of guest
being present The building formerly the home
~ the prorre,s Cb and has been thoroughly rcIttcd
and ref,rnishcd for tS new occupants The formal
opening will he held early in the fa The officers ~
the club are: Frank Rose, president; ;. RothenheIn.
vice president samuel EinSein. secrtary ana arthur
Never treasurer Among those who were there last
u-ht we're Eugene BEN amin Charles weinberg. Martin
r. steiner. Gibson Puizcl, Loui, L. ~ehlo>~, Marx
Rcrnstciu Dr. T. LOcwcncOod. DR.. Rauch, l.. ".
Ahreus. William Uhlmanu, Adolph L. sanger AID Julius
We'll
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Teliqlons Notices.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, Macison-ave. and oethst-.
Rev. JOHN FULTON. ID. D., VIII preach az IL D. N
Even. song at 80 r.
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DIED.

BROwN-On saturday. June H. at his late residence
lls West i3d-st. Mortimer Brown.
CozzENs-lt carmel y: Y Friday. June - Joseph:
the Of rank H. Cozzens. and daughter OF the late
Funeral services ii her residence Tuesday June ".
HIBHEN->uddenly, on Friday June 10, Chaplain Henry
p. Hbhen, Z. $. Navy o..n,- o.,,.o.. and Allan.
tie AYES, brooklyn on Monday, June ID at p. m.
norpER0n Friday Jun 10 JS6n yard Hopper NJ d.:
r S3% ;sy s Sc" Us , a; I ''.'n'.'.
o1F drad AND %p btsr on s5's s at Az R NJ
K taS1 OF JACOB sa Aa on N Nos. Sal:
Notice Of funeral herGatt after. n,o,.. .onr
NICHCIS-At Bergen Point. Newjcrsey FRIDAY. Juns
10 Ann, widow Of the lat Lewis Nichols formerly
tGndpa .95ic u at the r5daacs Of hr sister Mrs.. Mary
ar Wi Of the s a. H. no train rom Se&:YOrs
SANDsoG 5 %5sy m s1s c Ju9e s.a william p
Brooklyn Monday, June &C. at 80 p m.
E ES from his a rdeac 49, 80 Madsonav o.
Monday. Jg s, 49, at 0 a. m
wELLGNG-c edarhqrst Z; /, June Il, F5ab.th Wen.
Relative and friend. re;pcc,faIy nyd % attend neg
vandsrar NS Gcdha @9 L. io a, 80 p M
Intcrmen, az Grace Church Jamaica
MOUNT HOPE cIEM.ErEEr;
~, Moyas SPc wG,he5 SSu o he rouna
ONCE. II West 2Jdst.
6peria! Notices.
Carpet Clcanlng.-r. N. STEWART. $50 7th-aye.s
send for circular; telephone cali. 126 2ist-s..
The Best Porous Plasters, Carers
Smart Weed and Hclladonna Bac&ache Plestcr..
The Most Reliable Moth Destroycris
WHITE TAR PAPER.
Sold Everywhere. Iskc no other.
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The student of human nature viii find much t. in.
tcrcs him in the tlc alv'rt- cmcnt~ OF III" pc p!"
on the Gig On and ninth page Of The Tribune Lry
tell a tai. more ri and striking thai You VIII nui
i'm many successful novels.
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The eighth and ninth pages Of The Tribune b day
contain varied assortment II interesting Want al
vert l~tucut~.
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lowed DISCIPLE. sOth-st.. Madison ave.
Ron : Gi;fGORY LINES, Rector, IL kev- WI. "
WAX0N y Ut!ca sermon 10 Brotherhood OF ~ Ahdre"'
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AT LTNOX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH l28th.
49, - I.,oV. ave.-Hev. MERLE ST. c. WRIGHT,
Pastor win preach at IL a Sunday school at D. m
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Notices Of marriage must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
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curIST CHURCH. Boulevard and 7lst.st.. Or. j. 5.
~ ~, service June IS, IL a. Evening Prayer
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Use G. L. 8.
Ask your grocer for II. :.
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curPCH or THE MESSIAH. corner 3it,.st ana ana
u, ~ Services at IL a. m Preaching oy he''
,,''1fp1' cOILYER.
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CHURCH or ZION AND ST. TIMoTHfs7Iksee,y;
mmnnionI and II a. in s.. Johns Methodist Episeopai
church 2J3 West Oodst NO evening >erNISe'
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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. 5Gth.stl near s'h'sVe-
pr,arhing SUNDAY morning by the Pastor
The Rev. b. j. TYLER.
Evening, song and praise seF|ics.
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH corner
OF 57h.stThe 81 the Lords Supper will be ad.
ninistered IL and now members received. The
Pastor ABBOTT L. KIrrREDGE. VIII nreach at o. n.
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Il WILLIAM +. BARNARD Superlnte ndent-Service Of
sonc every SUNDAY ~ 80 p. The service IA almost
wholly bv children OF the Institution Public Invited.
Donations o second hand clothing and shoes solicited.
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ROBBED BY HOODLUMS.

j. j. MerZ Meets With Rough Treatment
the Mission Road.
Several members Of gang of noodlums who
have been terroriztng the residents along the
Mission road for some time involved themselves
In scrape yesterday which will probably result
IN some OF them being sent 10 the State Prison.
j. j. MerZ, barber living at 72S Folsom
street. was visiting friends on the road, and
about O'clock called at tile Flve-mle House,
kept by John Muegge. Several hoodlums we're
drinking at the bar, and before he knew 1t Merz
was surrounded by them, and in an instant
robbed OF nearly everything on his person.
his watch and chain, So in coin, cuff-b buttons
handkerchiefs, wristlets and hat were whisked
OUT OF sight, and by The time be had recovered
sunclentlY from his surprise TO shout for as
slstance the robbers had disappeared. Detective
Burke OF the Seventeenth-street Station was
hollhed OF tie robbery, and with the assistance
Francis White In custody.
a short time afierward Officer Burke with
Oficers Mcconnell and Eastman OF The South
San francisco force, captured james McC9osky
and James O'Brien, and the three were charged
win robbery at the Seventeenth-street Station,
MefZs watch, chain, handkerchiefs and WtistIets
were found on McClosky and OBrien. O'Brien
was also wanted for assaultiug Clara and
Barbara Huber on the Mission ROAD on Monday
ana TWO additional charges of battery were
placed against him. William O'Brien aud jaime
Baly, whom The police believe to have been con
nected with the robbery, were locked I'D on
charges OF yagrancy ulIll further Investigation
can he made
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THE HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE

w AS ESTABLISHED IN 1883 FOR THE CURE
" OF nervous diseases and also for chronic COM
plants and for the suppression OF outrageous quack
cry.
The propretors physicians who have the
highest type of medical educations, having had
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years, and having knowledge far in advance of the
generality of the profession We not tied down
by any efete or hde-bound code of ethics in medI-
cine, but Gull from all systems the best and most
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With minds matured and enriched by long prac-
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IL is not nee essary to enumerate the diseases to
winch we give special attention. 1t is also impos-
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Ladies-We thoroughly understand the complaints
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Our female monthly remedies are superior; they
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All letters directed to HOWARD MEDICAL IN
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attention and VIII be considered confidential ONCE
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MEMORIAL DAY.
A Quiet Movement to Have Camp
Near Oakland.

Quiet Movement to Have n Camp
Near Oakland.
Growing out of the battalion drill of the
Oakland companies of the Fifth Infantry
last Thursday night, the suggestion has
been made TO establish camp, rs near
Oakland as possible, on Memorial day Fri
day, May 30th). and keep it up until the
Sunday Afternoon following.
1t IS suggested that Light Battery a and
Company of tine Second Artillery Regi-
ment of this city, with the Signal Corps de-
tachment of the brigade, join Company of
ihe Third and Companies a and + of the
Fifth, with all of the Fifth Regiment Band
OF Oakland, and after parade appropriate
to the occasion, proceed to camp for two
days.
Captain Henry Levy of Company C and
Captain +. r. OBren and Lieutenant J. f.
Hays of Company L, and Leader McBain
OF the band haye been spoken to in regard
TO the matter and are in favor Of it. 1t is
the report, though the foundation for il is
rather uncertain, that the city companies in
question have already arranged for such a
camp at the tune designated.
After the drill on Monday evening Com
paEy r talked the matter over. and so en-
thusiastlc were the members that they ap-
pointed the commissioned officers a COM
mIttee TO make arrangements with the other
companies and report ON next Monday
evening. Company a will consider the
matter tomorrow evening.
Probably Brigadier-General Cutting will
have something to say regarding this little
slde-arrangement, in view of the parade.
as escort on Memorial day to the G. a. r.,
and In view of the further reports that the
General would like to have field maneuvers
after the parade.
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A CRIMINAL CAPTURED.
He Is Surprised While Asleep in Nest
of Hnhns.

he Is Surprised While Asleep in Nest
of Hobos.
Convict Griffin, who escaped from the
penitentiary at San Quentin ten days ago,
was captured in this city early this morn
ing. Officers Lowell and Franks had reason
to suppose that Griffin had been seen in
town yesterday and finally located him in a
nest of tramps in the Scroggs Building. 1t
was about o'clock this morning when the
officers knocked at the door of room where
Griffin and four hObos were sleeping. The
knock was met with violent threat to club
the intruderS to death, but Lowell tried the
door, the panel of which fell through.
Lowell had his pistol ON the crowd instantly
and the belligeren MT spirit died out at once.
Griffin was easily identified by photo
graph, but-he denied his Identity Later
on, after some hours of confinement in one
OF the City Prison tanks, he confessed his
true name. The poor fellow was completely
crushed when a Bee reporter saw him
about 10 o'clock. He begged hard to be pat
IN cell with another inmate, complaining
that he was nervous. Griffin said that he
was sick, and that his general health had
broken completely down. That is the
reason he gave for escaping. He has eleven
months yet TO serve, having been up from
San Francisco for three years for passing
counterfeit money. He SAYS he has had a
hard time of it since his escape, going for
days without food in his attempts to eYade
deteetion.-Sacramento Bee, April 10Th.
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SANSOME-ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Liberty-st. Dwelling.

6S:9x137:6: 13I7-I9-2l Sansome, bet Green
witch and Filbert: rents $40; with moderate out
lay income can be largely increased.
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Rausch-st. Store and Flat.

50xl00; Sw. cor. Gath and Nebraska being so
feet on oath by 100 on Nebraska: as a whole or in
lots; by order of Omnibus Cable Company.
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Guerrero-st. Building Lot.
26xl25; w. line Guerrero, 235 S. OF 25th; nice
evel building lot; fashionable neighborhood.
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Business and Elegant Residence Western
Addition District,

This choice property must become the most i'm
poFtant business center outside of strictly down
town business location 1t is growing in importance
every day as great business center and will soon
become worth from $1,000 to $500 per front foot
on Fillmore ST. Adjoining property will command
prices IN proportion. Suffer- Geary, Bush California
and Central lines of cars, and TO be Finmore-st
Also.
Part of Western Addition Block 275,
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26:5x114; s. line Alvarado. l77:6 Z. OF NJ
house of rooms; owner about to leave city.
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WINNING TICKETS.
Numbers Drawing Principal Prizes in the
Louisiana State Lottery.

Louisiana State Lottery.
The following numbers won the principal
prizes at the April drawing OF the Louisiana State
Lottery yesterday: No. 81 ,303 drew the capital
prize OF 100000, sold in New Orleans, New
York, Boston, Chicago. and Los Angeles, San
Luis Oblspo and Deadwood. Cal. Duluth. MINI.
Reno and Winnemucca, New; Adelphi, Ohio
Central, 5. c.; Ironbelf, Wis, and Key West
Fla.
No. 1884 drew the second prize, 100000,
sold In New York. Washington, Boston, Chicago,
ST: Louis, Memphis, Peoria and Havana. Cuba.
No. Al, 500 drew The third prize, $4,000, sold
In New Orleans, New York, Chicago, Boston
San Francisco, Washington, Detroit, kansa,
CITY aud Jackson, Tenn.
No. II ,OSS drew thefourth prize 500, COG, sold
IN Cincinnati. Louisville, Montreal, Lewis and
Quebec, Canada; san Francisco and Los An
geles CAL; Bay city and Calumet, Mich; Sum
erset, Ky; Burlington and auckland, Va, and
other points
Nos. 25,l47 and 30 996 each drew $4,000.
Nos. 27,6l4, 60,062, 7S,477, SOAPS and 3d.
1874 each drew $1,000.
Nos. 4Si6, 5l76 9219, &c, oil, 28, 02I, g., 4S0
5000, IS, 600 4Oo45, ~ 800 IL, 4O7, 81. 151
52,SS4, 80, 055, 53,11l, 53 ,G91, 5424S, 81. 993
1857. 75. 94S, So 1888 50 ,9SS, S6,043, SO, 632
aud 1925 each drew $1,000.
Remember that the payment of all prizes Is
guaranteed by four national banks in New Or
leans, and the tickets are signed by the Presi.
deut OF an institution whose chartered rights are
recognized In the highest courts; therefore. be-
ware oil any limitations or anonymous schemes.
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25xil4; 134 Liberty. bet. Guerrero and DoIo
z rooms and bath; brick foundation; rents $50
water; part can remain on mortgage.
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At the National Convention of the American
Federation Of Labor, held in Boston in Decem-
Der last, 1t was resolved to enter upon a struggle
for the eighthour work-day, and to promote this
strike in the various trades. The carpenters
and iOlners trade was selected as the one in
which to initiate the fighf, and Chicago became
the scene OF the opening skirmish.
The knights OF the plane are organized under
the title OF the United Brotherhood Carpenters
and JOiners OF America, an order which is COM
posed OF 56l branches OF local unions, with
total membership OF 1900. This powerful
body was first organized through the efforts OF
Patrick j. Mcclure, who was born in the city Of
New York in 1882.
He learned the carpenters trade in his native
CITY aud IN 1882 began that agitation and Sc
lies OF tours throughout the country which re-
suited IN the national organization Of his fellow
Craftsmen. With The formation OF the order Mr..
Mcclure established and became the editor OF
the Carpenter, which is the official newspaper
and organ Of The trade.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-16
THE FIFTH INFANTRY,
An Election for CoIoneI-Rumored Pro-
motions.

An Election Tor Colonel-Rumored Pro-
motions.
The orders have been issued from brigade
headquarters for an election for Colonel of
the Fifth Regiment, n. G. c., vice j. NJ.
Donahue, deceased. The election will be
held in this city at brigade headquarters on
the 26th inst, and Colonel Thomas F. Barry
of the Third has been detailed as the officer
to preside. The report in military circles
is that Northumberland d. b. Fairbanks
of Petaluma will be elected Colonel, Major
Albert X. Whitton OF San Jose Lieutenant
Colonel, and Captain F. r. O'Brien of Com
pany A at Oakland Major. he being now
the senior Captain. 1t is also limited that
Lieutenant II. b. CASTOR of Company A of
Oakland may be appointed Adjutant under
the new regime.
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CooPERs STRIKE.
A Question OF Wages Which VIII Soon
Re GaffIad-

A Question OF Wages Which VIII Soon
Be Settled.
The ten coopers employed in Petsold's shop,
on Chambers street. went on strike yesterday
because they thought their employer was viQ-
laling union rules
The Shop Committee called upon the proprIe-
tor early IN The morning and Informed him that
lie union had met on the previous evening and
lad decided to order strike II the wages paid
lie told them that the condition of his business
would NOT warrant an advance and they went
out Claiming that Petsold was fully as able TO
pay as good wages as his competitors are paving
The Coopers Union Will meet on Thursday
night ana VIII probably instruct their delegates
10 lie Council OF Federated Trades TO indorse
the strike. The members Of The union believe
that the strike VIII be OF short duration.
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FnrnItnre-Workers.

Furnture-workers' Union No. Is reports q
general improvement OF business throughout the
city At last nights meeting OF the uuion fifty
tickets were purchased for the c0re-makers'
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Tanners and Price of HIdes.

The schedule Of prices that the Tanners
Association had hoped to establish on April
1st mas now been. cancelled, owing to the
contract scale of prices has, however.
been settled On as lair and generally salts,
factory.
A memorial has also been drawn ND pro-
testing against the proposed duty on hides
and skins
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ELcht-Hour League.

The Eight-hour League voted $50 last night
toward defraylng the expenses OF the mass-meet-
ing TO be held for the purpose OF rrotesting
against The importation Of unsknled workmen
and the alleged Improper use of the police by the
Iron.iOunders Association.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-16

Josiah NJ. Wilson, the car conductor who
shot and wounded r. E. Geering on Janu-
aTy 18th on account of jealousy over the af-
fectlOns of their landlady, Mrs. NJ. S. Mon
champ was convicted yesterday of an as
sault with deadly weapon. The jury was
out twenty minutes
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-16
Leather trades Federatiop.

A conference OF delegates representing the shoe
makers, harness-makers' and tanners uDions
was held last night at 1853 Mission street, T. j..
Cannon presiding. The condition of the indus
tries reDresented was discussed and committee
was appointed 20 place the merits Of California
ieather baiore the public. federation Of the
unions represented VIII be ORGANIZED
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p. j. INQUIRE.

Prominent in the Fight for an Eight
Hour Day.
The carefully planned fight OF the American
Federation Of Labor for the general recognition
OF an eight-hour wOrk-day was 1naugurated in
Chicago on Monday the 9TH inst. by the strike
OF the 1000 carpenters Of that city.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-16
Grape-Growrrs' Meeting.

a regular meeting of the Grape-grOwers'
and Wine-makers' Association of Cali
fornia will be held at Platt's ball to-mor-
row at II o'clock in the morning. Subject,
Spring Fermentations and the SulDhuring
of Wines"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-16

Tie Cigar-makers' Union met last night and
Instructed Its Executive Committee to flood the
county with circulars calling upon tue public to
boycott cigars made by local employers OF Chi
nese.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-16

., The Roseburg Oregon Plaindealer says:
The horrible condition of the road between
Roseburg and the Winchester bridge is a
burning shame TO the people. They have
built $4,000 bridge and neglected the road,
and now the bridge is almost useless
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-16
Nj. +. JONES,
CHARLES X. ALI


MIR. Jacob, in moving for the reconsideration
OF the report. claimed that this city was the only
one In the Union opposed 10 such measure.
with the growing EXPORT trade OF California
ana the consequently increasing commercial re-
latiOns between the East and the West-rela-
tons which we're not benefited by existing sys-
tems-a radical change is needed both for debtor
and creditor. Although the Board of Trade had
voted against the measure, he believed that
could representative commercial meeting be
secured, Ii would be carried by lwo-tlird vote
L. A. Haber believed that The abolishlng OF
local laws selBshly created IN each State Is nee
essary and In keepng with broad commercial
spirit.
AS TO the opposition 10 national law on the
ground that the old one was found cruelty ex-
pensive, 1t was shown that the present bill Is
based entirely on principles OF economy and
prOmptness.
NEW DOCK AT CALAIS.
The following communication, coming from
the President Of the Chamber of Commerce OF
Calais France, was read and placed on file:
We understand that often captains whose vessel 5
chartered for the Continent refuse to take reg
destined for Calais. This refusal before iusti-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-16

HELD FOR TRIAL.-James Birmingham, WHO
was arrested some Time ago In south San Fran
cisco Tor having counterfeit coin in his posses
sion, was examined before United States Com
missioner Sawyer yesterday ana held for trial In
$1,000 bonds
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-16

CITIZENS BANK OF NEVADA CTR. The
Bank Commissioners have examinsa-{gIJFsLslitFF I.
zenS' Bank OF Nevada City and found It's assets
and liabilities TO be 81 ,755 40.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-16

An answer was fled Yesterday in the di-
vorce case of Stella c. Neal VS.. Charles E.
Neal, wherein the wife alleges cruelty.
Neal denies that he ever used his wife
cruelty or struck her as she says, and asks
that the suit be dismissed.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-16

tickets for the core makers benefit bali. The
union is supporting several sister organizations
which have struck for an eght-hOur day.
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A STOCK BROKER,S SEAT.

An Attachment Levied ut Doctors In
stance.
Several days ago an attachment was
levied upon the seat Of Bernard Rich in the
Pacific Stock Board. 1t was afterward dis
covered that Rich had sold it and the at
taehmeDt was vacated.
The a ttac hment was levied at the in
stance of DR.. e. Weinberg, who sued Rich
Tor S299 services rendered in professional
capacity.
a dispute arose over the settlement of
the 0lil and an offer of compromise was de-
cllned. Rich is now in Europe.