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IN THE SkCjND DISTRICT,

Congressman Wilson Cntchcsu Democratic
T%ar,ar-lIe "DIdn't Explain Anything"
ktyser Echu.
at the recent meeting Of the Farmers
Alliance at Harnan, Randolph county,
at which Messrs. Hartman and Wilson
were invited to be present at a non.
political gathering, but Of which Mr..
Wilson took advantage 10 make q politi-
cal speech OF two hours, that gentleman
took occasion to remark in the course Of
his speech that the farmers were away
down in the mud and had been and
were still getting deeper and deeper.
Towards the close OF his speech he re.
marked that ne had been trying in
Congress to do all ho could for the
farmers for seven years. and that,
whether elected or defeated, he should
still do all he could TO promote their
interests. After he eat down there were
yociierous calls for Hartman. Mr.. Har-
man arose and remarked that he
had in the beginning Of the meet
ing stated his reasons for de-
Ginning TO make n political speech at a
meeting which had been advertised rs q
non-political gathering. lie would like
to ask one question, however. His
friend Wilson had stated that he had
been working for the interests OF the
farmers for seven years and they had
been steadily getting deeper and deeper
in the mud. What reason had they to
think he could do any better in the flu.
ture than no done in the past? The
question was a sumner, and the multi
tude shouted itself hoarsc in applause.
Soon alter this q prominent Democrat
came upon the stand, and shaking hands
with Mr.. Wilson, remarked to him,
swell, MIR. Wilson, l have supported
you every time hetoiore, but l can't do
it this time" "Why not, sir?" "Why,
Mr.. Wilson, the policy you arc advo-
eating would ruin this country"
Didn't I explain that to your" asked
Mr.. Wilson. mo, sir; you didn't ex-
plain anything" The tide is running
strongly our way, and the Democrats
are badly scared. The 18th OF Novem-
Der will DO a sorry day to them.
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Hon JAS. L. IIooton'n Appointments.
Petersburg, Gtnut county, Oct. 81.
keyS:r, Oct. ~. 1880 y. IN.
lI0WiesbNTg, Oct. y, $50 D.. III.


SINclNl C0rFclJ0ndcnct OF Nc 7nlallQtllctf.
OcEANA, WYOMING Co., VIVA, Oct. IA.
The Republican convention for the
Seventh Senatorial district WAS held at
this place to-day. J. L. Peck, OF Logan
county, WINS nominated by reclamation.
Mr.. Peck Is u very popular man, cspec.
tally in Logan county, where he has
filled many positions Of honor and trust,
John A. Sheppard, tho Democratic
nominee, Is also from Logan county, but
Is very unpopular among the leaders Of
his Earty in that county. The dissatis.
faction OF the Democrats Of Logan
county with Sheppard and the popular
ity Of Peck in that county makes the
chance for Republican success very
promising.
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THE German manufacturer who took
his life on account OF the American tariff
furnishes 10 tho American Free Traders
u tragic text on which they should make
haste to expatiate. They should by all
e charge the Republican party with
reaching out beyond seas to do murder.
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Large checks are always fashionable
for LAWYERS suita.
COLUMBIA, Tenn, March 2S, 1So

COLUMBIA, Tenn, March IS, 1890.
RGdGm's Hicfos: Killer Co., Nashvile. Tenn:
GESTLENES:-I will say in behalf oil
Microbe Killer that my sales, rs you
know, are increasing every day, and
with the large amount l have sold, not
one person has been dissatisfied nor said
that your medicine has not done what
it is recommended to do. 1t simply
works miracles. 1t has cured patients
that doctors have given up to die. 1t
has, to my certain knowledge, cured
consumption, dropsy, catarrh, dyspepsia,
rheumatism, asthma, sc~roiula, kidney
trouble and bronchial trouble. I will
send you any amount OF testimonials il
you want them. think it is the great.
est medicine on earth.
Respectfully,
ALaERoS A. HODGE.
For sale by Logan Drug Co., sole
agents. Nwrkw
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

No. 25 South Huron street, frame, 81 500.
No. % South Huron street, frame, S4.tCO.
Frame dwelling. corner North Front and
Kentucky STREETS, island, lot 75xl50 feet, 3 3,JuU.
No. 1851 Fourteenth street, $500.
No. 2st7 Eofi street, frame, s2,G00.
No. 6l7 Main street. s rooms. brick, 50, 200.
No. 100 Twelfth street, frame. S!,5GI.
No. 1910 Byron street, brick. $500.
No. ~ Eleventh street, brick, 5000.
No. 2S22 ChaDline street, frame, s2,Oy0.
No. ll2l Alley IT,, frame, Sl.u0.
No. @y26 Chapline street, frame, s.. g.
No. rs South broadway, fine brick, t7,00O.
No. q Maryland street, Island, frame, $500.
No. Tsew JERSEY street, frame. s2,lCO.
No. ~ South Broadway. Island, frame, 81, 300.
No. 50 Zane st., Island. frame. SG,hDO.'
Three room frame house on South Huron
street, lot $Oxla feet, for II few days only. 81, lUO.
kesidence At le~Atherwood, frame. 81, SO.
Frame dwelling on North York street, 100,
Fine brick residence, % Thirty.ilrsl ST., 5000.
Building lots and improved property In Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio.
RlNEHART g. TATUM,
Real Estate Agents,
tcl8 1914 Market street.
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CAMPAIGN ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Hon. W. T.. nubbnrl's Appoiu,men,"

MiddlCbOutnc, Tyler county, oct. 70, Up. III.
Wick. Tyler county. Oct. u, | p. m.
kAilDA, lylef county. Oct u, ! D.. III.
Central Station. DOddrldge CO Got. 2. ~. IN,
New Milton. Doddrldge county, Oct. g? =. IN,
West Union, Doddrldge county, Oct. u. y. IN
Wheeling Opera House, Oct. ri.
salcin, i~Infriton CO., Friday, Oct. q. Tp. IN.
Clatksbure. Harrison county. Saturday, OCT
o. J p. ~. win Hon. a. w. LImpbelL)
West Liberty. Ohio county, Monday Oct. q
. p. III. with Hon. ". II. Hearne)
WGllx6uty, brooke co, Monday, Oct. q, 7 p. IN
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DR.. n. 4. France:
takegrea. pleasure in recommend.
ing "Olive Blossom to every lady SUI.
fering with any form Of female weak.
neBs. One box will do her more good
than all the medicine she ever took.
consider tia positive cure for such com.
plants. MARY HATCH,
80 Gay street, Columbus, Ohio,
"Olive Blossom" is sold by Logan
Drug Co., g. r. Goetzs, W. ". Irwin,
". L. WilliamD, G. schnepf, G. Menke.
meller, W.. G.. Armbright and W. II.
Williams; NJ. W. Heinrich, j. W. Oar.
rah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry
Bowie ( Co., Bridgeport; G. NJ. Wy.
rick Bellaire; St. Clair Bros, Benwood.
DtW.5
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Ilow's This !.

lloW'S Thls !.
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by taking Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY 4 Co, Props, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned have known F.
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo, Ohio.
Walding, kinnan 4 Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Price
75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
.H..'H r nIw
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DIED.

MORAN-On Friday, October II. 1890, MARY A,
wife OF Frank Moran. aged IS years.
Funeral from the residence OF her husband, l6l1
Jscob street at S O'Clock 4. M, Monday
Requiem mass at the Cathedral at $50
o'clock. Friends OF the family respectfully
invited. lnterment At Mt. Calvary Cemctery,
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ESTEEMED Register Cant you posi-
bly, make time to tell your readers that
you deceived them about tie tariff on
needles? 1t will make you feel better
to less up.
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CHANGE OF VOTING PLACE
IN CLAY DISTRICT.

At meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners OF
the county Of Ohio, held on the sd day OF Sep.
twenty other voters Of Clay District, praying
that the place OF voting in said district DO
changed from the old Court House to the trst
floor Of the two.story brick building immediate.
" south thereof, was presGnted to the raid Board.
Whereupon II was ordered that the place Of
yeting. In Clay District be changed from the old
Court House 10 the first floor OF the tEo.story
brick building Immediately tou,h thereof, being
the Offices how occupied BY ". Il. Davis, J. =.
l hereby certify. that the above IL R true copy
Of all order made by the Board of Commissioned
Of the county OF Ohio, IN the sd day oiaeplcm.
Der, 1899.
HENRY II. pEEDLErON,
CLERK Of Board OF Commissioners OF the County
OF Ohio. West Virginia oc,.y
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WHEN that good Democrat the At
lanta Conhimnon speaks Of Pendleton
breaking into Congress, it is plain that
it has reference to tho marks OF tie
burglars jimmy on his certificate OF
election.
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Assignee's Sale.
ASSglee'S Sale Of Personal Property,

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed to nc by
Jane! Rincon the 10Th day Of Augui,, 1890, and
rccsrced In Deed Of Trus. Book No. 81, pnpe II.
Of The records OF Ohio county. W. Va, / viii, on
aATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1880,
proceed to cell on the premises, No. 1896 sna
ITS Market ttreet, In the city OF Wheeling, Chic
COUNT. ". Va. the following described per.
Nine head o! horses, o bupgies, | carriage. /
iul!ay wagon. 4 hacks. Q spring WAGONS, i lnrpe
sisd; . t!eighs. 6 set Of double harr Gus, q tcls u
single harness. q number Of strings Of tlejqh
bells, onice furniture and other property consti.
iuunc the livery stable outfit OF Iaid Jlnes
R1ne; s.id sale Will commence at 10 o'clock II.
N. Of siid day. and will be made on the follow.
!ng teinas and conditions. to.wlt: All sums OF
!iO or ley, cash on day otsalc. and ali sums over
3loa credit OF nix months VIII be given, lie
purchaser being required to give his note there.
iote. With good security to tc approved By me.
NO property 10 be removed until the terms OF
aale arc July complied with. In the meantime
isle. '
J. B. sOMMERyILLE,
Assignee OF James Ripe.
We. HALKs. AusIoncer. ocs
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B'EEH- ATKINSON ID doing splendid
work on tho stump. He is smiting the
enemy hip and thigh.
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Capt. II. Il. Dovensr's Appointments.

Weston, Lewis county, Oct. 70, / p. H..
Lewis county, Oct. u, aud q.
Sutton, Dtbxton county, Oct. q.
West Union, DUidriIge county, Oct. %, ! p IN.
New Cumberland, Noy. ), 1880 p. N.
HhlunSlOn, Harrison county. Oct. y, l:S0 p. IN,
Pleasant Valley, Marshall county, NOV. !, su.
ur1ay | y, III,
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Sherratl, Marshall county. Oct. 20, ~. nj.
Sauf I'm, Marshall county, Oct. =, 2 .. tn,
%ltcuwoOd, Marshall county, Oct. y, $50 p. n
New Maftlnsyillc, WetkCl county, Oct. u.
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%lsurFERED most aeverely from rheuma
tism during winter. After using SALIVA
ton Oil two days the pain entirely sub
sided, and now l am n well man,
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Woman, Her Diseases and Their Trcatmo ont
Il pages, illustrated; price Soc. Sem
upon receipt OF lOc, cost of mailing, etc
Address Prot. r. H. KLINE, n. D., 93l
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Hon. A. ". Campheii's Appointments.
FalrmOnt, Oct. 60, 1850 =. IN.
GfattOii. Oct. 81.
klngwOOd, Nov. |.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

o JUDGE or TIE COURT op APPEALS,
HON. +. 81. REYNOLDS,
" Mineral County.
ron CONGRESS.
First Dstrtci-W. +. HUBBARD,
OF Ohio County.
Second NAhct-GEOkGE lIARMAS,
OF Grant County.
72ird Diarict-TIIEOPHlLus GAINES,
OF fayctte County.
Fourth Dithct-CNARLES d. SMITH,
Of Wood County.
O clRaK OF THE COUNTY COURT,
RICHARD ROBERTSON.
ron CLERK or THE CIRCUIT COURT,
8. l.. BRlCE.
ron STATE SENATE,
n. Z. WHITAKER.
FOR HOUSE OF DEr.KGArW.
W. II. HEAENE,.
DANL. MAXWELL,
CHARLES MoRNISGsTAR,
JOHN CuMMIEs.
Election, TUESDAY, November 4.
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Piles, Piles, Piles.

Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms of the dis.
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. d
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lion. :. d. Eikins' Appointments.
Wheeling Opera House, Oct. p, 1890 p. IN.
M0undsylll Oct. ~.
Patketsbutg, Oct. y.
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For Sale

For Sale.
Residence one mile west o.! bridgeport, Ohio.
Eight roons, stable. Ground Clio OF an acre.
Proc $500.
IS acres OF land at Short Creek at SIS per actc.
No. gG Ohio street, s!,iD0.
No. l.9 South Penn street, $1,000,
Lots on South Penn street.
Lots on south Front street.
LOIS on North Front street.
No. l5' Fourteenth street, 5000.
No. IS Sixteenth street. $1,000.
No. Esi Chspllne street.
No. 1881 Chapliue street, s2,4Oo.
No. e!iJ Matu street, s. 00a.
Lot No. % Water street, $500.
No. 1895 Chapllne street. $500.
Block OF ten houses. Annual rent 81, iCO. Price
si2,GU.
No. lbs EoT street, $500.
No. l025 McColloch street, $500.
No. l2O McColloch street, $500.
No. li2anI ia Seventeenth street, s., Do.
No. 100 Twelfth street. $500.
Lots OH WelZel street, S:sU.
Lots on Warren stree. 500.
No. $40 Eoif street, $500.
No. 81 and Sc Twenty sixth street, Sl,GD,
Nos. g. aud Ct Twenty.third Atyest, $40.
No. 3li Eotr street, $3.50.
No. 2lI0 Eoit street, $500.
No. 1872 Chapllne street. Sl,t00.
Ma. 1891 Woods street, 1900.
No. 1898 Woods street. Sl.YOO.
htLe I'LL ChCtOfy bulllllR.
-Four lois on McColloch street, James Car.
heirs addition.
Eighteen acres hillside pasture land, Eighth
ward.
No. zoos Main street, $500.
NO. $50 Main street. Ground a full lot, s., 500.
FOR RENT.
Pc. MONTH.
House rear OF ecG Eighteenth street ............y5 90
7 Rose Bud Row, north bank creek,
east OF Alley E.........-...................... S M
JAMES A. HENRY,
Teal Estate Agent, y. s. Claim Attorney, 1912
Market street. 1 have long experience In
prosecution OF pension claims. Soldiers, their
nidowB aud minor heirs will find 1t 10 their
advantage to employ an attorney at home in
NIntRInnrn 10 nnn In HAIhinnfoA n q ocnn
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Go WHERE you will. you will find peo-
Pile using DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and
unanimous in its praise.
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DR.. n. 4. France:

The cat has nine lives and spends them
all in vocal culture.
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There arc
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
Gust as good as the Ivory"
They arc not,
but like
all counterlcIts,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
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SALE OF VILLA LOTS

GTOCkS, BONDS AND REAL ES-
~ TATE FOR SALE.
STOCKS AND oSD3.
10 shares Wheeling Ice md Storage Company.
% shares Riverside Iron Worka.
20 AluIcs 1aBelle Iron Company.
10 shares Benwooti Iron Co.
10 shutes Belmont Nail Company.
REAL ESTATE.
The south half c! lot IS, North Main street.
The Laiighlin residence. south Chnpliue St.
Lots !, " and 3, GilchsIsts addition, North
Front street.
south Chaplinc street building lot.
Two one acre lots In LCatherwocd.
THOMAS HBRIr;E,
Secretary ". 7. l. I. Co.. Real Kstnte and Stock
broker. Office. Room !, Reilly Building. Mav.
Ect street. ge!cponc Sh9. OCll
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JAMES A. HENRY.

TEX HUNIHl
House rear OF acG Eighteenth street ..r......J5 OF
No. Z Rose Bud Row, north bank creek,
east NJ 41av Q NJ
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Election, TUESDAY, November 4.
The morning call., 1890-12-24
MISS BiGSRY,S TRuNK.

Servants Property the Subject of a
Swindiing Trick.
Miss Mary Bigsby is servant who was
discharged on November 18th from the en-
ploy of DR.. Williamson, 6S6h Haight street.
Shortly thereafter an expressman called for
her trunk and took it away.
Three days later another expires sman
drove up to the doctors residence tor the
same trunk. saying he had been sent by
Miss Bigsby. AS there was no trunk to
give Miss Bigsby pretended to be very an
CRY and cried over the loss of her property
She told Mrs. Williamson she would sue for
it. which she accordingly did, and recovered
Judgment in the justices Courts for $780,
DR.. Williamson appealed the case and be-
gan a search for the missing trunk. which
with the assistance of Detectives Dillon and
Crockett, was found yesterday morning at
the Southern Pacific Company's luggage
rooms at the ferries depot. 1t was also dis
covered that expressman Fagg had been
hired by tall woman who wore a veil to
remove the trunk from the doctors house
to the depot. The woman's description
suits Miss Bigshy.
The case is considered suspicious and will
be fully investigated
The morning call., 1890-12-24
NORTHUMBERLAND FUND.
The Supreme Court VIII Not Dfsturb Ire
Former RuIiur.

The Supreme Court VIII Not Disturb It's
Former Rulings.
The Supreme Court has rendered de-
cislon In the case of Leopold Kahn against
the Board OF Supervisors of San Francisco
Tor writ Of mandate to compel the levy of
an assessment to constitute fund for the
payment OF Montgomery-avenue bonds.
amounting to over S1,c0O,O00. On the LIST of
last June the application for the writ was
denied, on the ground that majority of the
property-owners fronting on the avenue had
not signed the petition required by the act of
the Legislature, permitting the opening of
the street. A motion for a new trial was
made, and, in denying that motion, the opin-
Ion OF the Supreme Court SAYS:
Conceding that the signature OF the North San
Francisco Homestead and Railroad Association
py rs PRESIDENT and Secretary was authorized
Oy me proper corporate authority the petition
would sill fall OF having The majority reouired
we see no reason to disturb the rulings formerly
made, and In this case the motion for a new trial
il denied = - 49,
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Officers Elected,

Tahoe Chieftains' Lodge, No. 3. Improved
Order of Red Men, has elected the following
officers: c. S. Tilton, Presiding Chieftain !;
c. j. Boyle. First Vice Presiding Chieftain :;
j. II. w. Harris. Second Vice-Presiding
Chieftain: w. II. Fiske. Sitting Past Chief
tain; Henry A. Chase, Recorder; Fred
Brandt, Treasurer; Trustees-Adam Smith,
r. Winter, W. II. Hughes; w. j. Paugh
and r. 5. McBeth, Physicians; Charles l..
Wiggin, Organist. The drill corps officers
are: }. j. Bryan, Captain; j. w. Maher,
First Lieutenant; j. II. w. Harris, Second
Lieutenant.
At the annual election of Albert Sidney
Johnston Camp 4, Confederate Veterans Of
California, the following officers were elect
ed Tor the ensuing year: L. c. V. Buncken,
c.; George ID. White, F. l.. c.; II. Smith.
S. L. c.; Edward Duncan. L. l.. c.; James
Q. Kane, a.; c. d. Wheat, T.; James E.
Tucker, O.; Jacob Cohen, o. OF D.; c. f.
Philsen, s.; w. B. Robertson, c.. T. NJ.
Roby, v; ID. L. Smoot, E. B. Stonehil and
Edward Duncan. Executive Committee.
The morning call., 1890-12-24
ROBBED A CHILD.
A CowardIy Ruffian in Jail for His Grim
&C.

A CowardIy Ruffian in jail for His Crime.
Identified.
After dark on the evening of November
2Sth little girl of 10 years named Mamie
Murphy was sent TO grocery on Fourth
street, near Howard, for change of $40
She was followed by man who garroted
her and took the money at Howard court
Yesterday the girl was taken through the
City Prison to identify a man suspected of
having committed the cowardiy robbery
She pointed him out among the prisoners
although he had taken off his mustache and
was in his shirt-sleeyes.
The man is John Lynch, a worthle SIS
character who has served many terms of i'm
prisomment in San Quentin. and is known
in the thieves resorts on "Barbary Coast"
as tile associate of ''Sheet-iron jack" an
eX-conyict and fOotpad.
The morning call., 1890-12-24
SURGERY AT SEA.
The Whaler John Winthrop Libalcd 4,
Hazvv IA

The Whaler John Winthrop Libaied for
Heavy Damages.
Charles Blake has filed libel in the
United States District Court against the
whaling bark John Wintbroplto recover
$4,000 damages. In his complaint he recites
that he shipped as a blacksmith, but that
while in the Arctic he was compelled to go
in boat and harpoon a whale. Owing to
the alleged negligence of the crew the boat
was destroyed, and the sailors were left to
save themselves, while the other boats
from the Winthrop were sent in pur-
suit OF the whale. During the encOun-
ter with the leviathan Blake's right leg
was crushed, and when taken on board the
broken limb was set by the second officer.
1t was not satisfactory surgical operation,
however, and on that plea Blake sues to re-
cover damages in the sum stated. He claims
also that he has suffered greatly since the
operation, that he is permanently injured,
and that he can never again follow his occu-
M
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Southwest Corner Of Market and Filth Streets

was done from the dam to the bay in the in
credibly short time of three months as
many as 100 men being employed An i'm
nense piow with twenty horses attached
was used most of the distance through fine
soit loan, section of from 100 to 200 feet
being plowed, the horses being out of sight
sometimes and fifty men following the Dfow
ana tossing ont the earth. the layers follow
ing close and the ditch being covered by an
ued night and day until it was done.
Last Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Mosher entertained about TWENTY-FIVE guesfs
At progressive euchre. Mrs Overacker
81: and Mrs. Rockwell received the first
prizes and Mrs. Cruthers and Mr. TjIden
the BOBBY prizes. In spite of the rain the
guests all came. and after choice refresh
ments fingered until after midnight, 10th to
depart The winter sports have begun.
NIDC z x~.w
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win Have MONEY for Cnr,.,n,,.

At special meeting Of the State Board of
Harbor Commissioners yesterday the bond
in the sum of $1,000 of George B. Clifford,
the newly appointed Wharfinger of Mission
No. 2, was approved. Bills <aggregating
S4525 IS and the December payroll.
amounting to So, go IS, were audited and
ordered paid. The time was sevesal DAYS
earlier than that on which the pay roll is
usually ordered paid, bnt this action was
taken in order to allow the employees of the
board to receive their wages on the day be-
fore Christmas
The morning call., 1890-12-24
woo slne,. Rury,,r,.,

Woo Sing, Chinese with many aliases,
WAS charged yesterday with burglary and
also petty larceny. Some days ago he was
arrested for burglariously entering room
in the Chinese quarter and stealing clothing.
For this offense he was held for trial in the
Superior Court, and yesterday it was discov-
cred that he had stolen two clocks and nine
coats from a friends house in Oakland, and
also committed another burglary in this city.
The morning call., 1890-12-24
Tran.por,.,,.n Al,ov.d.

The action entitled w. a. Kelly against
1850 pounds of whalebone was decided yes
terday by United States District Judge
Hoffman in favor of the plaintiff. For
transferring the bone from the disabled
whaler Thomas Pope at Point Hope and
Transporting it in the schooner Oscar and
Hattie at Point Barrow Kelly was awarded
S6332, the value OF the bone less S3S 80.