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sPIRITUALIs3f.

- Dr. Wood, Trance Medium and In
@~D dependent sate-wrfter: all chronic and
nervous diseases successfully treated ia valencia
street. ap22 RI
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MOTHERS give Angostura Bitters to their children
to stop collie and looseness OF the bowels. Dr. j. g.
b. Siegert Il Sons, sole manufacturers. At all drug
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ANY one can take Carter's Little Liver Pills they
are so very small. No trouble to swallow. No
pain or gripping after taking
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And in accordance with Law and an order of the
Board OF Directors made on the 7th day of March,
1890 SO many shares Of each parcel OF such stock as
may be necessary will be sold public auction at
the ohce of the company, 30 New Montgomery St.
san Francisco, Cal, on Wednesday. the 18th day of
May, 1870, at the hour OF u O'Clock OF said day
TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon together
with costs Of advertising and expenses of the sale
l. CUTIE, Secretary.
Once, Room %, 30 New Montgomery St. san
FRANCISCO tdl ap1T I'd
~ A Weeks News for Z Certs-Tbe
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nESSEssY WANTS DAMAGEs-P. j. Hem
messy has sued A. B. Hadley in the Justices
Court to recover $500 damages for alleged false
Imprisonment on charge of obtaining money
under false nreIenSeS.
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DIVli5END NOTICES


w. the Oceanic steamship Company win be pay
able at the once OF the company, 1877 Market St. on
viii close THURSDAY, April "a, 1890, at 3 O'Clock
p NJ Iapl6 l6tJ L. II. SHELDON, Secretary.
~ Dividend No. ~ Thirty Cents Per
L1-S shared of the Hawaiian Commercial and St,-
gar Company will be payable at the ONCE OF the
company, 3S7 Market ST., and after Thursday
May l, 1890 Transfer books win close THURSDAY
Aprtl "a. 1890, at O'Clock p NJ
ap10 III Z. II. SHELDON, Secretary.
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The action Of Carter's Little Liver Pills Is
pleasant, mild and natural. They gently stimu-
late the liver and regulate the bowels, but do not
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CALIFORNIA glaee fruits 80 cents a pound In
Japanese baskets; in lots So and upward, 10 per
cent on. Townsend, 627 Market, Palace HOtel.'
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Visit Battle OF Gettysburg, Market and Tenth
ADAR WELcKER, attorney at-law, has re-
moved To BhlkelaV
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HIGHLAND Brand of MIX (unsweetened) is the
purest and best condensed milk. Try it.
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The MORNING CAL.


IRs a larger circulation than any other
eWspaper published in san Francisco.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.


Mrs. Della Parnell, the mother of the
Irish leader, has written letter for pub
lication for the purpose of denying the
stories setting forth that she is not in want.
Now it is the Postmaster of the House Of
Representatives who is going to get into
trouble. The House will be called upon to
investigate charges Of misconduct in his
department.
Advices from New York are to the effect
that the demand this year for California
fruit will be double that of last year. New
Workers know a good thing when they see
and taste it, and they will have it.
Representative Morrow has introduced
bill in the House to protect the interests of
the labOring men. 1t provides that con-
tractors putting up buildings for the Gov
eminent shall give an obligation to
promptly pay for labor and material.
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J.F.CUTTER'S OLD BOURBoN.-Tnis celebrated
whisky is for sale by all hrst.class druggists and
grOcers. Trade mark-Star within shield.
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Two pounds choice cream mixed candies in
japanese baskets, only soc. Townse nd, Palaces
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P. CENTE9IERI Ss Co. of 10 Post street have
received their Soc. undressed Kid gloves. =.
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NOTICES OF MEETINGS.

BEEcHAMs Pills cure bilious and nervous Ills.
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NOTICES or MEETINGS.
~ Oriental Lodge, No. IA, F. a
b. and A. M Called meeting RMS "a
EVENING at 7; 80 O'Clock. ID d. Xxx
~ Pacific Lodge. No. SO, +. and q
LS~D 4. M.-Ufhcers and members are noti- a
fed to attend called meeting THIS (TUES- TE
DAYl EVENING, April 18th, at 80 O'Clock W.
All Master Masons in good standing are invited BY
1t GEORGE PENLrNGToN, See.
EyP Officers and Members of S2gael,-
~ western addition Lodge, No. Sagz&[
go, l. o. o. f. are hereby requested to =4@sSz3
assemble at Hamilton Hall. cor. 6eary ~>//lnN>~
ana Steiner It's at 30 P NJ, TO-DAY (TUESDAY),
10 attend the funeral of our late brother, JOHN
It ". }. EMRICK, Noble Grand.
RP Franco-hmerican Lodge, ,sS,es,1,.
w. No. 2O7, l. 0; O. F.-onicers and SxfE8$e
assemble at their hall ODD Fellows >>>57NSc~'
WEDNESDAY. April 80. 1890. at I:so 70 On
tehd the funeral Of Brother +. THIEL deceased.
1t NJ V. LAcAzE. y. G.
BS Master Mariners Benevo-f
10 lent Association-The regular meet A & -
ing OF the above association Will be held ~ n
at hall. No. 42l Post ST., WEDNESDAY ~
EVENING, 30 O'Clock. April 30th All members
are requested to be present, as important amend
meut5 TO the Constitution Will be acted upon. BY
order of the President.
~ To All Manufacturers of Cigars
- An Important meeting of all engaged In that
branch Of trade are invited to meet on TUESDAY,
p NJ.
3l6 Sansome ST. BY order of the
ap3I SuTu 1t COMMITTEE.
W. Journeynen Stair-Builders Will
- - hold their regular meeting TUESDAY, April
29th. at 927 Mission st. A full attendance Is re-
quested. J. p. TEITJEN President
A. j. CRAWFORD, Secretary. ap27 3t#
TTS57 The st. Andrew Society VIII \
S~S hold its twenty-seventh grand an r. n ~
nual family excursion, picnic and games SiASFES
az Belmont Park on SATURDAY, May S5E
3D. The park has been put In fine order and Is now
In It's prettiest condition, and arrangements are
complete Tor one OF the most successful gatherings
ever given by the society. Scottish games, elegant
and costly prizes, Highland dances in costumes So
ciety plpers and the famous Park Band. Trains
leave TOwnsend-street Depot at S:45 and 9:45
A. N. and IL NJ, all stopping at Yaleuca-st Station
Tickets. adults 81, children q to I2) soc.
JAMES MCNAB President
ALEX r. PATTERSON, Secretary ap27 1t
TSS57 The Annual Meeting of the Stock
~ holders of the Coffin Combination Punch and
Ticket Company will be held SATURDAY, May
3, $780, at 80 NJ, at the corner OF Fourth and
Townsend sts., Room A. ID. L. HAYES, President.
RIClIARD DERBY, Secretary. ap22 lot
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sITUATIoNs-FEhIALE.

~ \ Weeks News for . Cents-The
- MEEkLA CAL.L. IN Mranner. ready for mailing.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MALE HELP WANTED.
HOTEL AND LoDGING-HoUSE CLERK, $40 A
II week; hotel cooks, $50 and $40; camp cook
$50; camp walters, $25; dsh-washers $50;
pantry 1n, $50; hotel walters $50 and SY5:
colored hotel walters, $50 c. r. HANSEN q CO.
no Geary ST. 1t
" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WHO CAN RUN
w crealn-separator and small engine. $40 also =
mixers, $50 all for same ranch; men and wives
on farms, $50; 10 farmers, city, S25, $26 and
$50; buggy washer, $65; hostler, $50; horses
50 day 20 ranch transfers, $26 to SO: German
found and free fare; 10 men to make roads in the
woods, $50 and found and increase; woodsmen
Shippers, timber-fellerS, $40 to $50 and found and
others. g. r.. HANSEN d CO., ITO Geary ST. 1t
% MEN FOR THE WOODS TO MAKE ROADS.
~ swapping, sniping, tlmber-fell ling ETC. $40 to
$50 aud found. G. X. HANSEN Il CO, 10 GearyI
BLACKSMITH FOR COUNTRY $50 AND
u found; blacksmith for woods. $40; edger for
mill, $40; circular sawyer, $50: carpenter country
So TO 80 so; hostler, $50: wood-choppers Seattle
81 20 per cord, pine; quarrymen, 81 so day: .
ROAD teamsters, $40; 10 farmers $26 to $780, mixer
Tor institution, S25 mixers, $50; mixers S25;
10 scraper teainsterS, country. 500; laborers ON
ranch, S26; hotel cook, $40: hotel cooks, $40 and
$I5; cook and wife, lumber camp, $50; A hotel
walters, $50: second cook; dsh-washers r. n
WARD o CO., 60 Clay ST. ape 1t
w ANTED-MAN TO TAKE CARE OF HORSES.
w milk cows, etc., and wife TO cook country $50;
butter and wife rs cook, $50; butler, $4U: man to
drive team on vineyard $50; boy to work in a
bar-ro0m. $l5: boy to wash dishes, SIS; 2 gar
denerS $2o aud $50: Fre1ch teauster, county,,
$40; German COOK. $40; French carpenter, etc. ~
DELoRME & ANDRES. $40 Suffer ST ape IL
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WAG0Ns AND CAKRIAGEs.

N AGONS AND BUGGIES or EVERY De,
W 5crtption, new and Second-haGd also butcher
carts and bakery wagons. S36 Harrison st. 29 IT.
I IGHT WAGON AND HARNESS CHEAP. MY
IL cor. Masen and Green sts ap24 is
EIRSTCLASs TOP BUGGY CHEAP, AT PAINT
Il shop, S37 Folsom ST. JOHN BERRY. apes IT
LNXPRESS-WAGoN, SECONDHAND, CHEAP At
II "a Beale ST. A ". SANBORN * co. ape II
e 2D-HAND BUGGIES. BAKER WAGON & NEW
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FINANCIAL.

0S00 000 TO LOAN AT LOWEST MAR
QCOV'OOO ket rates on city and country real
estate, any amounts sea ULLER, z20 California. tr
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HORSES.

DERSONS HAVING HORSES, BUGGIES
wagons or harness they want disposed OF Will
find It to their advantage TO call at address the
PaGine Coast Horse Market, 1916 Mission ST.; auc-
ton safes every Wednesday and Saturday at IL A.
N. WATKINS n DUHIG. auctioneers AMI II
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w ANrED-oHEAP DOUBLE EXPRESS BUSI.
" ness; state price. Q. L., Box So. apps Stf
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A GENTS-AN UNEQUALED OPPORTUNITY
y for rapid money-makiug: 1.-The Chids Life of
Christ; issued simultaneously in England and
America; $50 pages, 800 fine ensravings 5 superb
coIored plates complete work ready. For
terms and territory apply to THE HISTORY COM
PANf. 1923 Market ST., San Francisco Cal. ap2s 1t
A GENTS WANTED FOR 4 NEW PAYING BUSI-
n Sl.an hour easily made samples, etc. sent
free. Address c. l. MARSHALL LOckport. y. Y Tu st
l. EAUTIFUL LITHoGRAPH 42xSO OF U. s.
- cruiser Charleston in coors heavy paper
for sale by J. e. SCOTT, sole agent, ~ Third st.
Agents wanted: mailed on receipt OF price 75c u
THE FACTS ABOUT STANLEY'S BOOK-ON
L March 10, 1890, Messrs Charles Scrbuer's sons
the American publishers, appointed the general
agents for the Pacific Coast of the book now in
preparation by Stanley being narrative of his last
expedition into the interior of Africa to rescue
Emin Pasha; thiS is the genuine Stanley book
ana the only one agents wanted everywhere; full
particulars by mail uOOn application. A. l.. BAN
CROFT q CO., lS2 Post St, san Francisco. mr16 IT
NJ ARK TW AIMS NEW BOOK, a CoNNEOFT-
w cut Yankee In King Arthur'S Court" keen and
powerful satire English nobility and royalty
immense sales; big profits, Apply quickly Tor terms
and territory to A. L. BANCROFT Il co. 1872 Post
ST, San Francisco. uolS II
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LOST.


oST, APRIL % - NATIVE SONS PAST
Il Presidents badge Suitable reward Tor return
TO Steamship Office 401 California st. ana see
7 OST-SUNDAY MORNING. AFIti4. =, r't.JAl
i J Warmers Melggs-wharf Saloon. North teach,
white foxterrer bitch. ANY person returning above
or giving Information where she can be found will
be Literally rewarded. ape II
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nisch, Gabler pianos, NJ GRAY CO., POS Post. 25Et
kAND INSTRUMENTS. PACKARD ORGANS,
ID sheet music. NJ GRAi co. 2O6 Post St Is u
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TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-BEAUTIFU
L Conover upright piano, but short time In use
1903 Van Ness ave. ap24 IL
A LARGE NEW UPRIGHT: AT BARGAIN
~ Room So, Cosmopolitan Hotel apI6 II
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OR SALE-NEW IMPROVED WHEELER Il
Wilson sewing-machine; cheap. oil stockton
street. ape St*
TOR SALE-NEw WHEELER d WILSON SEW
y 1ng-maehine, cheap, at 5l1 Stockton ST. ape 2t<
GEwING MACHINES FOR SALE AND RE-
~ paired. w. b. HIGGINS 52S Hayes St mr4 II
COX NEW YORK OR HELPMATE; BRAND
tpOO. new; LATEST best for $55; all kinds repaired;
rented cheap. j. L. HICKS, 667 Mission. mrl If
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ROOMS WANTED

~ ANTED-FURNISHED AND UNPUBLISHED
w rooms in all parts OF the city; also furnished
rooms for housekeeping purposes Central Room
II ming AGENCY, S41 Market ST. Room L ap29 ltf
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nor SALE-PART CASH: FURNITURE OF 9
St near car-house ape St.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

ID FSPECTABLE MAN AND WIFE WANT ROOM
IL and board in respectable quiet family in country.
Address stating terms and locality, to A. g., BOX
9S CALL Branch Once. ap29 2tt
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you've WOMAN WISHES SITUATION; CITY
L or country; competent and experienced house
keeper and good seamsress; salary $25; references
exchanged Address c. b. Box lao. CALL Branch
Office aD2q
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I oST-LASr SATURDAY, a POCKEr-BOOh,
IL containing money and couple OF KEYS; Under
can keep money reward. Return Keys TO GAIL
B-a
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STECK. HARDMAN VOSE AND STERLING
- pianos sold on $40 monthly instaIments BENZ.
CURrAZ & son, sole agents, 20 o'Farre st. au7tt
DIANO; SUPERIOR TONE; ALMOST NEW. IN
L quire 5. FOSTER, 26 California st. apl7 II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VOUNG GERMAN WIDOW WISHES STU
A tion as hOusekeeper; city or country. A. S. !
Silver st. Z
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TSS5 The Annual Meeting of the Stock
~ holders of the Coffin Combination Punch and
Ticket Company will be held on SATURDAY, May
3, 1890, at 80 NJ, at the OF Fourth and
townsend SITS, Room A. ID. f HAYES, President
RICMARD DERBY. Secretary. ap22 Joe
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DAY HORSE LEFT AT WASHINGTON STA
ID eles Washington ST.; owner call aud pay ex-
penses or VIII be so d. ap26 5ts
EoUND-S20 IN GOLD By PURCHASING A
i merchant taior-lnade dress suit for $50; ,ner-
chant tallors price, $40 ORIGINAL MiSFIT
CLOTHING PAiiLORS, corner Post and Dupont
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WANTED, IN HAYES VALLEY yR MISSfOS~
W Fiat OF 4 rooms. Actress A. T. Box go this
o u-.1- ape 3ts
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DONNELLY DIDN'T GET IT
The Great lsnatiuS Defeated as Candi-
date for the Farmers Alliance.
He and Hall Fought a Long and Bit
ter Battle for the Nomination,
But Finally an Out
slider Was Selected.

ST. PAUL, July 11.-At the Farmers Al
lance and the united labor convention
this morning, the first business was the
report OF the committee on resolutions,
which was adopted. II demands that the
war tariff be radically revised. especially
denouncine the Mckinley bill as the
crowninR infamy OF protection, demands
the government control of railroads. fa-
vors an INCREASE in the volume of money
and demands free coinage of silver. The
first ballot for candidate for governor re-
suited: IgNatius Donnelly l12, X. j. Hall
110, Knute Nelson 56, Daniel Burk Il, Gen.
j. II. Baker 5, Pinkham and Gammel 3
strong each.
This afternoon the session was exciting,
i'm which there was some expression Of
bitterness on the part OF one faction of
the Alliance against the leaders of an
other. but the ticket finally nominated
was said TO be fully acceptable TO all, al
The first ballot Of the afternoon resulted:
Hall DID,, Donnelly DO, Rush q, Owen 10,
Baker 8, Dslrymple l.
Upon the announcement of the vote,
Donnelly took the floor. In the interest
of harmony he believed the nomination of
Hall to be inadvisable and would result
injuriotisly TO the Alliance. Hall had pub
licly insulted him by ordering him to keep
away from the district convention, and
his Donnelly's) friends would not forget
il. He considered compromise advisa-
BILE, and proposed as n compromise can
didate p. II. Rahilly.
Hall released his friends from support
didate. Any result would be wholly sat
isfactory to him. Finally after
much confusion the roll call was
resumed. Few votes were cast for either
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The STORM KINGS WORK
Scenes In the Devastated Cities Of Min
noSOta.
Revolving Sights at the Side of the
Sunken Steamer-WaitlnRa and
Watching for Missing
Ones-More Storms.

LAKE City, July 17.-It would be impos-
sible to describe the grief of the inhabi-
tants of this little little town ever since
the terrible disaster of last Sunday night.
Sorrow and suffering are depicted upon
the features of almost every inhabitant OF
the city. Truly heartrendihg were the
sights Witnessed day after day as black
ened and disfigured corpses were taken
from the waters where they found an early
grave.
When the work of recovering the bod
les first commenced strong men blended
their tears with those Of the heart-broken
women.
Body after body OF men, women and
children, I'm some cases almost of whole
families, were taken from the water, some
of them alive, others unconscious but not
dead and yet others from which the breath
of life had forever fled. An invaluable
aid in the work of both rescuing, resusci-
tation and laying out the dead, was rem
dered by the excellent ambulance corps
which had been but recently organized.
Sad experiences are many, but remarka-
BILE escapes are not lacking.
In one case gentleman stepped mp TO
a newspaper reporter and asked.
"Is my daughter heard from yet?'
"What is the name? 2"
Bertha Winters" was the response,
and an inclination of the head and mo-
ton toward the written list told the be-
reaved father of his afiiiction, and he
turned away to go after the lfeless clay
of his child.
"And my boy is not among them." was
the sad, half-consoled remark of Mr..
Carlson, who had worked all night and
all day without finding trace of his son.
And so il went on. As fast as the bodies
were taken from the water they were
identified by mourning relatives or friends
and placed i'm confines for transportation
to their homes.
When the morning came the weary all
night workers were replaced by relieves
from their comrades, and the work went
on successfully and smoothly. The barge
lay quietly i'm the water just above the
town and, toppled over on the port side,
had drifted against her tow and together
they lay, the shattered reminders of the
storms power and mans weakness.
With axes holes were chopped in the
decks and ropes fastened to the bodies
under the water, and these were drawn 70
the surface, carried ashore and turned
over to the ambulance corps. The bodies
of those who went down with the steamer
were taken out of the cabin through the
holes cut in the pilot house and through
the cabin doors.
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SKINNING MoCAFFREY.
The Big siugger Runs Up Against u bold
Confidence Man.


New YORK, July IA confidence man
named James Fitzgerald. attempted to get
500 from Dominick McCairrey early Tues
day morning. McCaifrey, who Is known
by everyone as celebrated pupilist, re-
ceived news yesterday that his mother
was seriously i'll in Pittsburg and that she
desired his presence. The telegram that
told the news came on Sunday night and
Dominick had no ready money. He did
have check signed by his manager,
James Hart. for 500. In company with
some friends the prize-ilghter went To a
saloon on the corner of Fourth
avenue and Thirteenth street to
get the check cashed, but the saloon
keeper did not have sufficient money To
do SO at that time OF night. Several men
were in the saloon drinking. one of whom
wore clerical costume. He iinnedf-
ately made friends with McCaifrcy and
bought drinks for everybody several times
over.
II used to fight a little myself" ex-
planned the man. "My name is Fitzger-
aid. and IL there is one thing love il is n
scrap or "a scrapper. I've quit all that
business now and turned minister. I'm
preaching down at bridgeport now"
Again were drinks ordered aud the con-
versation resumed. Fitzgerald sworc
eternal friendship To McCaifrey and said
all he had was at the pugilist's disposal.
"Do let me lend you some money" he
urged.
McCaifrey said he wanted To get his
check cashed so he might start for Pitts
burg. but he did not care To borrow any
money.
"Unfortunately," remarked Fitzgerald,
IL have not enough to cash the check, but
come down town with me, have "A friend
who has IA barrel and he will do the trick"
The two boarded "a car and reached the
City Hall square. Fitzgerald had taken
| the check. folded IL up carefully and de-
posted IL in his inside pocket. As they
crossed the park IL suddenly dawned on
M.Cailrcy that he was dealing with a CON
fldence man and he began to wake up,
| First he asked for the check but Fitzgerald
put him of and said his friends place was
only "A block away aud that he would get
| him the money. They went into drug
store to get another drink and Fitzgerald
excused himself. McCaiIrcy hunted him
up and again demanded the check, but
| Fitzgerald said he had given IL away To d
man upstairs. McCaifrcy told him hs
must give il up, but he did not offer u
| strike him. Instead, he called an officer
aud had Fitzgerald arrested. He was ar
raigncd i'm the Tombs court yesterday, bu
the check was previously returned. Fitz
| gerald's defense was that he was simpl,
testing McCaiircy's good nature. an,
had gone triiie too far. He was sorr,
aud would not do SO again, SO the justic,
| discharged him.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

BERiIS, July Il. Count Conrad stolberg, heir
Ia one Of the richest landowners in Germany,
was accidentally shot and killed while duck
shoDting.
BERLIN, July iT.-rhe American rifemen ar
rived last night frOm Oberlahnstein. Despite
drenching thunder storm when they arrived, an
enthusiastic crowd was waiting to welcome them.
The city il decorated and Illuminated.
CALCUTTA, July 1I.-Hcayy rains prevail In
Dafiecling district, and part Of the country u
nobled Bridges have been carried away in
many places. The only means OF communics,-
ton between planters Is by boats.
WAsHINUroN, July lT.-rhe president has ap-
poiuted %. l.. Sp.ildtug, Michigan. assistant see.
rotary of the treasury, Vice Iichnor. resigned.
lie Was formerly "A member of congress and Is
now special agent Of the treasury.
QUEREt, July fat o'clock this morning
fre broke out in harroom owned by Deiamenge
4 Oulettc After the hre was extinguishedi il
Pierre Meranda, wife and three children were
burned Ia death in the upper room