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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-22
NOTICE

All persons plphasing at the above sale VIII
please take notice that 10 per ceut OF the pnr-
chase money inIlst be paid when the lrsy erty
y Knocked down, oiheTwise IL viii again
be exposed 10 sale at the Fi-k nf the first pur-
chaser Ffereajue if the pnfchase money must
he paid On nr before day Il continuation. on
Thnrdsv 81 Dec sinbsr Terra iss9 40 deed
wiiibe acknowledged uatil the pure chase money
isssaid IN ftll 'l
sHERIFFs OFFICE r. 6 MCMILLAN
Somerset Pa Oct. /. a0S Sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-22
DlsEAsEs OF WoMEN

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tumors, ibrtid aud poiypoid growth cured with.
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SNAIL iuW0rs, cancers, Warts Noes etc Re-
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Executors Sale
Valuable Real Estate.

PN VIRTUE OF authority We ste1 in me by the
- last will and testament OF wm s. Morgan
deceased ! VIII oIer az public outery on the
premises az Quemahoning p. o.. Somerset Coun-
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

y
BY virtue Of writ OF Vend Ex issued out OF
the Court OF Common Pleas of Somerset Co, Pa,
10 me directed. I will expose % public sale al
The Court House, in Somerset. Pa, at O'Clock
p. n.. on
The morning call., 1890-04-17

G95OQ FIRST CLASS MANUFACTURING
- oOOO' business; clearing $500 u $500
month, and can be greatly increased; more than
fun value in stock machinery. etc; no charge for
Lhs large established trade, which extends all over
the Coast. from Alaska to salt Lake City: u men
constantly empioyed sold az q sacrifice on account
Of poor health; any business run it and
maze money thorough Investigation OF the books
ket 81. IT
The morning call., 1890-04-17

Q16OO CLINTON PARK, NEAR MARKET
tDOOOU- and Guerrero; twostory bay window
house in two fats OF rooms and bath each; all
modern improvements; lot 25x75; rents SIT 80.
u. II. UMBSEN IL CO., IA Montgomery. Ii SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-04-17
PROPOSALS.
BINDING MATERIALS.

Three thousand pounds cardboard; 1000 ms straw
board; 100 lbs thread; 200 Ms bookoiRders' glue:
100 lbs Irvine; reams marble paper; 600 sheets
card middes; rs packs gold so skins title leather:
20 pieces book cloth; 30 rolls head band: 200
dozens law sheep and reams b0okbnding paper.
All the foregoing articles to be of the best
quality, and bidders required &c submit samples
The right TO reject any and all bids is reserved.
Dated at Olympia, Wash, Apri l, 1890
ap12 7t o. G. WHITE, State Printer
The morning call., 1890-04-17

G0DQ0 FOR LOT 15Oxl0O, IN EXCELSIOR
sDO-OO Homestead Association, near Mission
st. cable; level q. Ii. UMBSEN q CO. Ia Mont
gOmery st. apis SuTuIh 81
The morning call., 1890-04-17

OK OOO SANSoME ST., NEAR JACKSON;
GDOO.OOO. lot IS :9xl37 IS, with l. 60x57 IS
on Gold ST., and improvements. q. IL. UMBSEN 81
co, IA Montgomery st. apis SuTuTh st
The morning call., 1890-04-17

CLIO OQ0 2-STORY BAY-WINDOW HOUSE
" 4 wv. OF 10 rooms and cottage of L rooms;
brick foundation; lot 40 SIPxl20. California ST.,
near Dupont; rent $50 g. II, UAIBSEN d CO., Il
Montgomery ST. apis SuTuTh sc
The morning call., 1890-04-17

L SON CITY FRONT SALOON AND LODG-
y COU' ing-house; this is undoubtedly the best
bAr-aih IN the CITY; more than the value furui-
ture, fixtures and stock; everything is and the
Place is hnely htted up; large stock Of liquors and
cigars saloon, card-rOOm and Iiytng-rO on first
floor; 10 rooms on second floor; always filed with
good tenants; cheap rent and good lease: doing a
Iuc business; anyone can 1t and make big
money; this IS no humbuE. but a straight honest
bargain SHOAFE, ROSS a CO, ST5 Market 1t
The morning call., 1890-04-17

eDR00 COR. DUNCAN AND NOE; LOT sOx
III -OOO. ia. q. II. UMBSEN AZ Co, II Mont
gomery st. apis SuTuTh St
The morning call., 1890-04-17

GeDO0 10TH ST, Mr.. FOLSOM; HOUSE IN
tpOOOO. , mats OF and rooms and bath each
lot 25xlO9. 6. IL USlBSES y CO., IA Montgom-
cry st. apis SuIuTh st
The morning call., 1890-04-17

&15 800 cAPP ST, NEAR 24rh; NEW
fats, renting for S144 per month"; brick foun cations
and ali modern improvements: stone sidewalks:
lot 65N115. u. II. UABSEN * CO., IA Montgomery
street. anl3 SuTu7Th at
The morning call., 1890-04-17

G1T60 WEBSTER, Mr.. ELLIS-ST. CABLE;
" = ~. bay-window house of rooms and bath;
lot 25xS1 IS TO alley. q. II. uMBSEN Il CO. IA
Montgomery st. apl3 SuruIh st
The morning call., 1890-04-17
CITY REAL ESTATE

M CAFEE, BALDWIN & HAMMOND, REAL
- Estate Agents and AuctiOneers, ~ Montgomery
The morning call., 1890-04-17

Clio N0Q FINE MERCANTILE BUSINESS;
y IO'OoO. clearing not less than 5000 a month:
stock and good, legitimate accounts viii inventory
SO00U over al Liabilities: no charge for good viii:
goods bought on four and six months time and sold
On Wee-iy and monthly lustallments; trial OF the
business viii be allowed: books open for thorough
investigation; highest references as TO commercial
standing oil party selling: Will exchange for country
or city real estate SHOAFF q ROSS, S73 Market
street
The morning call., 1890-04-17

QllnO nth AVE, NEAR RAILROAD AVE;
u IUU. lot 5Oxl0O. G. H. UMBSKN a. CO.,
Il Montgomery ST. apl3 SuTuTh sc
The morning call., 1890-04-17

GE0Q0 GOLDEN GATE AVE, Mr. LYON ST. (:
OOOOO. new bay-window house OF rooms and
bath: laundry; stationary washstandS; brick foun-
dations, ETC.; lot 25xlO0; easy terms. g. II. UMB-
Sk.N a CO.. Ia MONTGOMERY 81. nn13 3t Sm'rurh
The morning call., 1890-04-17

QS0n0 o'FARRELL, NEAR LEAVENwoRT
spOOOO. 2-stCry bay-window house of rooms
and bath; lot 25X69:9; part cash. G. H. UMBSEN
a CO. Il MONTGOMERY 81 apl3 SnTuTh 81
The morning call., 1890-04-17

GoTSO ELIZABETH, NEAR DIMoND; LOT
ID - ~. 1O3:4xl14. G. II. UNIBSEN a CO., IA
Montgomery ST. apis SuTuTh st
The morning call., 1890-04-17

Gil nOO FELL, NEAR LAGUNA: 2-STORY
ID IL .OOO. bay-window house Of rooms and
bath; brick foundation: stone sidewalks etc; part
cash; lot Al :3xl20 TO rear street g. H. UMBSEN
n CO, Il Montgomery st. apl3 SuTurh sc
The morning call., 1890-04-17

G.Dn0n MoNEY-MAKING BUSINESS; ONLY
- -OOO. requires one days time each week;
VII. pay Sl25 TO 5000 month: any one can attend
70 H. requires no special qualifications; the greatest
bargain ever oHered all assertions and VIII be
proven 10 the entire satisfaction Of any one mean
nE BUSINESS; do not fail TO Investigate this as il is
az opportunity seldom offered. ShOAFF 4 ROSS,
= r.
The morning call., 1890-04-17

$500 aHe OF rooms AND bots b G4J
foundation, laundry, etc; basement finished; iron
fence; nice mantels; lot 22:Sx105 to alley;
only 5000 cash required: balance IN easy pay
ments. q. II. UMBSEN d CO., IA Montgomery
street. apl3 SuTu7rh n
The morning call., 1890-04-17
OAKLAND WANTS.

OAKLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
onceof The MoRNISa CALL. S57 broadway. near
eeyenthSt. Once hours A. go5 z
The morning call., 1890-04-17
ST0RAGE,

PAoIFIC STORAGE CO. sol STOCKTON ST;
furniture ana merchandise; advances made.l5 If
FURNITURE STORED - STERLING FURNI
Il ture Co. 1899 l0il Market Rosenthal Bldg. Z If
The morning call., 1890-04-17

GS6D0 CORNER SALOON AND RESORT:
DOCpO. house and Is rooms: finely furnished;
mp and down stairs; junction of combined street
railroads; everything as 1t stands to-day eXcep-
UonaY rare chance; any amount of money made
none but principals need apply: only offered on ac-
count of family matters. II. SCHMIDT. cor. Pine
anu hearny Sts- aplT lt@
The morning call., 1890-04-17

G.-0n SALOON WITH II ROOMS, INCLU D.
=, w. ing irst-cass furniture: best location:
business; wei worth $500, but must be sold 1t
once. II LESS. gg5 Market Il. Its
The morning call., 1890-04-17

NUVUV guna; lots, each 81 4 = Il37x6 G. II.
OMbSEN Co, ii Montgomery sLapl3 SuTurh 81
600 S o EE4 e Il f rH6s2S
90, il Montgomery 81. anlS SnTuTh 81
The morning call., 1890-04-17

DERMANENT BUSINESS. PAYING HAND
someiy; monopoly; $500 cash required MFRS-
EREAU q SON, 2237 Mission apl3 ~
The morning call., 1890-04-17

G.16O PARTNER wANTED-CONTRACTING
- 1CO. and plumbing business: clearing about
500 per month TO each the year round: has been
conducted by present owner years; want partner
70 keep plain accounts and look after hired helm.
fuli investigation allowed: experience not neces-
sary. SHOAFF Il ROSS, ST3 Market St IT
The morning call., 1890-04-17
G09n0 GRAND CHANCE; $500 CASH, BAL

N-GOO- ance in payments; paper route for
sale across the bay: leading morning and evening
papers; 700 subscribers; clearing 1925 per month; ;
horse and cart. etc; owner obliged to sell on ac-
count OF other business; this is really oppor-
tunity seldom offered TO purchase legitimate bust
ness; route can be increased as 1t has never been
eanyassed; weeks trial before purchasing. Apply
n. +. HEALY, ZIG Market St ii
The morning call., 1890-04-17

G.aOOO 2-STORY BAY-wINDOW HOUSE OF
GDOUOU. rooms and bath and basement; lot
2OXI00; rents $50; Russ ST., Howard. q. II.
UMBSEN N Co, IA Montgomery. apl3 SuTuTh st
GO60n LOT 25xs7:6 ON n. LINE OF POST
tDZOUU. ST.. near Devisadero G. II. UMBSEN
q CO., II Montgomery St apl3 SuTuTh st
The morning call., 1890-04-17
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

CHEAP on ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE; AN
- almost new house OF 4 rooms and bath; stable
etc: lot 70 OF 50xl00. Apply f. DARCY. Douglas
st near list. blocks W. from Castro - STuTh 81
The morning call., 1890-04-17

L baggage check attached Call 10 Stevenson. 10 =
EOUND-S20 IN GOLD BY PURCHASING A
i merchant tailoF-made dress suit for SO; mer-
chant taiOrs' price, $40 ORIGINAL MISFIr
CLOTHING PARLoRS, corner Post and Dupont
streets.
The morning call., 1890-04-17

GOSE PARTNER WANTED IN COFFEE
aD -OO. saloon and chop-house on the city front
daily receipts from Sl5 to $40: rare chance
BOOKER q TEMPLE. s4l Marker St IL.
The morning call., 1890-04-17

$780, ye57 a fscsiB1, 5aI esS
TO $50; selling count of sickness; Investigation
solicited BOOKER A TEMPLE SiI Market
The morning call., 1890-04-17

{. > 0n0 HOWARD. NEAR 18TH; DOUBLE
v q. Opu. 2stoTy house of rooms and bath
each and rear house; rents $50; lot 6OxI22 IS.
g. h. OMBSisN y 90, IA Montgomery. ais SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-04-17

C.Onu SALOON; LEADING STREET; DOING
tDZOV. first class business; low rent; = rooms
MORRIS, 1905 Market ST. apl7 2t1
The morning call., 1890-04-17

Ge0AO 2-SToRY BAY-wINDow HOUSE OF
UOOOU. u rooms and bath; laundry part
cash; lot 251l IA; on the n. line of 18TH ST.. near
Market u. II. OMBSEN & CO, Il Montgomery
The morning call., 1890-04-17

GsJDO0 GROCERY AND BAR: A PROM
tDAOOO. inent corner; Western Addition: re-
ceipts $50 per day; fresh stock Of goods: will in
voice $500; il you need a genuine grocery-store
see this bargain. Apply w. +. HEALY, 7l9 Market
The morning call., 1890-04-17

g.IO1 COFFEE SALOON AND CHoP-HOUSE:
- ! -. receipts SIS per day: has large trade
line chance. FLErCHER. ! Eddy ST. lt%
The morning call., 1890-04-17

GoO1D SAN JOSE AVE, NEAR 26TH ST. +;
tDcAOO.uew hay-window house OF 5 rooms and
bath; brick foundations; one-haf cash lot 25xIOO;
iron fence; nice garden. G. II. UMBSEN 4 CO. Il
Montgomery st. apis SuTuTh st
The morning call., 1890-04-17

GGNO0 BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 10
SDOuUO. years; Investigation invited. Is. NJ
Box So, this office. apI3 Sts
The morning call., 1890-04-17

Q-OEA NEW AND SECONDHAND PURNI-
NOOO. ture, crockery and tin ware; fine loca-
ton; fuli value in stock HEALY, 7I9 Market. 1t
The morning call., 1890-04-17

G050n STATIONERY STORE; OLD AND
tp-COO' profitable stand; great bargain. s. w ,
Box 81, CALL Branch ONCE. apl3 tf
The morning call., 1890-04-17

G1Sn Partner WANTED IN CORNER
u LOU, cgar-stand; will pay to each $75 per
m onth. Sal Market ST., Room /. IT.
The morning call., 1890-04-17

G.In0 PARTNER WANTED IN CASH COM
~ w. mission business with young of
high standing and good reputation; experience not
required; no night Sunday WORK; pays about 300
3 month 10 each. SHOAFF q ROSS S73 Market II
The morning call., 1890-04-17

FOR SALE-GROCERY AND SAR. FOR PAR
L Iiculars apply 70 liqnor-deaiers. WOLFE CANES
x Co. / Is and t2O Clay St aDl6 4ts
The morning call., 1890-04-17

FOR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS SALOON on
i kearnY St; must be sold this month; no agents.
CaIl al 2l5 sixth 81. W. A. SULLIVAN. anlb Ttt
The morning call., 1890-04-17

Q1SO PARTNER WANTED TODAY; RARE
u LOU. inducements offered: established bust
nesSi Will pay each from S1S TO S25 per week.
BOOKER & TEMPLE 81 Market ST., Room l. It's
The morning call., 1890-04-17

(ASH GROCERY FOR SALE; FINE BUSINESS;
- good location on Third ST. Address A. r., Box
So CALL Branch Office apl5 rs
The morning call., 1890-04-17

DESTAURANT-l523 MARKET ST.; MOST
IL complete of the kind in the city; suitable for
man and wife, or two partners; rent $50. Apply on
premises. api3 II
The morning call., 1890-04-17

NSkttt ZINE SALOONs CARD-ROOMS; ELE-
s-'ODO- CANT fixtures; large stock; good trade
years lease. SHOAFF a ROSS, ST3 Market 1t
G.sJOn0 COAL, WOOD, HAY AND GRAIN
u -OOO. business and boarding stable, in cen
tral location; horses, wagons, scales, fixtures
and tools complete; 80 stal& full OF boarding
horses; large stock; doing mo business SHoAFF
d ROSS S73 Market St IL
The morning call., 1890-04-17

S.IOG SPLENDID SALOON: BIG TRADE; A
= ~. genuine bargain. FLETCHER, Eddy-l%
C..JpO PARTNER IN A GOOD REAL ESTATE
u -OO. business; experience not necessary: full
IuNasLLEat-nn a.laMed ELEINuER ! Eddy 81 y
The morning call., 1890-04-17

C.lL0O LOT 3Oxl76:S; IN COLLEGE HOME
u IL w .stead, near A.sstoH ST. ali Silver ave;
fronts on streets. g. IL. UAIBsEN ~ CO, ii Mont
gumery. apis SuIuTh st
The morning call., 1890-04-17

eh|A0 Partner WANTED-To TAKE OR
u JpO. derS in the store and assist in looking AZ
Ter general details in plain business in is
CITY; established years; clearing at least from
500 10 $500 per month; you can try it for weeks
before buying; no Eight nor Sunday work; pre-
Vtous experience necessary, as your partner win
teach YOU the business. Apply X. KENNY, %
hearnV 81.
The morning call., 1890-04-17

@ IS00 SCOTT, NEAR ELLIS-ST. CABLE
u, IOOO. road front house OF rooms and rear
house OF rooms: rents S55; part cash; lot 25N9O.
6. II. UMBSEN q CO. IA Montgomery. Is SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-04-17

GT00 SALOON FOR SALE NEAR THIRD
u iOO. and Mission sts. business of SIS per
day; good place for men. must sell this week
Apply TO W. r. HEALY, 7I9 Market ST. IL
The morning call., 1890-04-17

r.-Ou SALOON FOR SALE: A GOOD-PAY-
sNOUU. ing place; 4 y o. location in the imme-
diac vicinity OF oakland and Alameda ferries: has
q good class OF custom; fun value for the money !;
Iltar4V
The morning call., 1890-04-17

Sl3 600 0NE cIaAIiP INTEREST IE6d IN BUsI
y. Box 81. CALL Branch ONCE aDl3 If
The morning call., 1890-04-17

Gl60O SALOON; Al LOCATION; WATER
III wv. front; reasonable rent; good reasons
for selling. w c. ALLEN A co. G.S2 ct ct
The morning call., 1890-04-17

q. 0G0 SALOON, NEAR MARKET ST. IL
u OCO. rooms and furniture: free rent; trade
S45O per month; owner leaving city; a bargain
WOODRUFF d co. SAL AIarket 81. il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
Onr0ryALpACKAGE SALES nv KANSAS.

Topeka, Kan, Oct. ia decision was rendered IN
tho United states Circuit Court. In the city TINS morn
ing that has created CONSERVATION among the friends
q, nrohibition in Kansas The decision allows the
reopentng Of original package liquor houses In this
state and declares that the Wilson bill enacted by
Congress does not restore the power Of the Kansas
prohbitory Law as against Original package saloons
The facts in the cssc arc that Charles Raher. agent
for . Kansas City liquor house. was arrested for
selling liquor In Topeka. after the passage Of tho
wilson bin Defendant applied to the United States
r,r.,t Co,rt sor writ Of hal,eas corpus, admitting
that he had soid liquors charged but claimed that u
ssmuch as the Kansas FrOhibtory law was enacted be-
fore the Wilson blu. tho Wilson bill did no1
apply Judges Foster and Phillips sustained this View
and granted the writ.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Oct. 17.-Judge Stoneman, oS
the SUPERIOR Court decided to-day that the State Pro-
b,horv law was null and void - far % tho sale Of
original packages IL concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
SHOT BY ROLICENAN WHOM HE WAS BEA1INo.

Pittston, Oct. II CSpeciaD.-A shocking Tragedy
was enacted in Main-st, at O'Clock to-n'sht. john
W Davis. a retired hotclkeeper, who for the last
three wears had been engaged in mining operations In
this valley was shot and almost instantly Killed oy
a night patrolman, william weathers who endeavorec
70 arrest him. Davis was under the influence OK
uouor Generally, when in this condition. ne was
ouet and inofensive and had never been known 70
have any trouble with any one. This evening" "o"'
ever he fell to Quarreling with certain man Who as
vot IA unknown and when the officer ordered them
to dsperse, he refused and abused the latter He
was then placed under arrest While on the way
to the police station, lie broke away and struck the
officer several blows on the head. The ofhcer was
stunned but managed to keep his feet; and as Davis
wss raining blows upon his head he pulled pisoi ana
srcd four Shots ut his assailant. Two Of them to1I
eject In his neck and he foil mortally wounded he
Ssaten and it Is thought Is dangerously hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
POSSIBLE STRIKES IN TWO THEATRES.
THE BOARD OF WALKING DELEGATES ISSUES
ITS ULTIMATUM


ITS ULTIMATUM
The harmony which usually characterzes the mect-
ines OF the Board Of Walking Delegates in their head
quarters No. So East Thireenth-s was seriously dis
turbcd at the regular meeting OF the Board yesterday
oyer the question whether the Board should call out On
strike the employees OF the Grand Opera House and the
Garden Theatre or not. The men working In these
theatres belong to the Theatrical Protective Union and
Lodge No of the United Order OF American Carpenters
and Joincrs There Is love lost between the men'-
hers OF these two unions, and 1t has been openly
charged that the members OF one union would gladly
take the places OF the other union men In case There
was strike Last Sunday the Central Labor Onion
ordered a strike in these two theatres because 1t was
said that Mr. Anderson, the leader Of the orchestra In
the Grand Opera House, refused to employ union
musicians at union wages but the strike did not tako
place because the walking delegates Of the unions
named refused to order their to quit work Yes
tertay after O discussion Of the question for over
three hours the Board Of Walking Delegates appointed
committee to see T. Henry French. the lessee OF tho
Grand Opera House and the Garden Theatre and II no
will not interfere and force Mr.. Anderson to employ
certain men the committee Is instructed to order on
strike every union man in both theatres.
The Board also issued call for general conference
OF unions interested In the building trades to settle
p0ssble Quarrels between various unions and to agree
upon some plan by which trouble in the trade may be
averted. The conference will he held In Hudson Hal,
Thirty-seventt-st- and Eighth-ave.. on Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
A THEA TRICAL MANAGER ARRESTED.
CHARLES E. LOCKE CHARGED WITH PASSING
WORTHLESS CHECKS.

CHARLES E. LOCKE CHARGED WITH PASSING
WORTHLESS CHECKS.
Charles E. Locke, Of the theatrical firm Of Locke
& Davis, managers Of the American Opera Company,
De Vol Hopper, Minnie Palmer and other theatrical
companies was arrested by Detective Connolly at
Herrmann's Theatre, Broadway and Twenty-ninth-st,
last night, on warrant charging him with passing
bogus checks. The warrant issued on tho COM
plant Of James Barton Key, proprietor of "The
Amusement Bulletin"
Locke Davis are managing Minnie Palmer now
playing in the comic opera Suzete.' ct Herrmanns
Theatre Mr. Key was part owner In the comic
opera Some time ago he sold out his interest in the
opera to Locke for s4oo Locke closed the bargain.
It IS alleged, by giving Key check for
$50 on the Bank Of the Metropolis. When
the check was presented for payment 1t vas
pronounced worthless. On Monday last Locke TOOK
up tho worthless check, 1t is charged and gave Key
another check on tho same bank for the same amount
Key who is staying at the Gedney House, paid ms
hotel bill with the check. 1t was deposited ID tne
bank for collection, and Vas again returned as w0rtn
less. Locke promised TO settle yesterday q ociocn
He failed TO do So and Key, accompanied y LOUIS -
AIlen OF howe d. Hummeys ONCE, went oetore 1usuco
O'Reily and swore out warrant tor LocEss sreS IT,.
Locke win be arrsigned In Jenerson ms'Aes Cour'
tn-dav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
TEE IRON AND STEEL EXCURSION.

Birmingham, Ala, Oct. 1.-THE iron ana steer men
nspscted thA mines yesterday carefully All expressed
their great surprise 1t the wonderful resources " ts
resion, Of which they had heard 80 htae They went
down In the coal mines and watched tho process OF
mining iron ore by simply digging IL no@ u'o Nao
,ornt.in With evident interest. With their reccp-
tou the visitors expressed themselves - much pleased
especially The Germans. They say that this Is the
6rst place in America TO pay them special attention
Here thew vore met By . local committee Of Germans
and given programmes and descriptive matter printed
in German. Last night tho visitors weFe given 10
ocptsu by tho leading social club BIZ 'emo' A'tson
- tte sddsess q Welcome TODAY the op furnaces
Snd other indussies were visited. ana tho vnso cit
e sh.n6 VIA. Oct 1.-THE train carrying the Iron
ana Steel institute visitors jumped ne trscH neas & nes
son,ot "a cnX va hurt Tho party vtbltcd the big
mines n ironwood and Bessemer and eoem went the
copper country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
y1au WINDS ON THE JERSEY COAST

Asbury Park. N. J. Oct. II (specaD.-An excep-
tonally high wind prevailed along the Jersey coast
last night and to-day. In Asbury Park large plate
glass windows were broken. signs were blown down.
trees uprooted and other damage done. William
Rogers OF Asbury Park while sailing down the coast
last night had his boat swamped and narrowly escaped
drowning. Fishermen were unable to set their nets,
owing to the chOppy sea- 49,
Reports from long Branch, Sea Bright, Atlantic City
and other places this coast show that the gale was
severe at those places and that more or less damage
WaS done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
TIE sEALsKEyS CLAIxED By BOTH COMPANIES

TUD 0EALSKTNS CLAIXEU BY BOTH COMPANIES.
San Francisco Oct. IT Especially ).-Wben the Richard
push arrived here from Alaska. few days ago. ahe
broueht 1000 sealskns which had been put board
NV the Government agent on tho Prbylof Islands
The aims are worth between 10000 and $4,000. and
ara chained by both the Alaska Commercial Company
and the North American Trading Company. Tho lease
az ths Alaska Commercial Company expired on May
~ this year. and the company that tho seals
vere caught prior to that date by Indians tho is
.nds for food. The North American Company insists
however. that the seals were taken after May and
therefore belong to It. As there was no chance OF
Setting the dispute the Gove nment took possession Of
The slns ana shipped them TO San Francisco. Collector
Phelps nov trying 70 & ,sscishten out the g e.stG ess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
xyssnL SHOALS CANAL COMPLETED.

Florence. Ala.. Oct. II (SpeciaD.-colonel J. W.
Barlow. engineer in charge Of the Tennessee River
tnprovemepts. has announced that the Hussel Shoals
Canal Is now open for navigation. The Chattanooga
chamber Of Commerce has been ssked to appoint
day on which to have the formal opening Tho whole
tennessee Valley win celebrate the event In suit
an,e manner Chattanooga viii send bostload Of
.-.r 4. 81. Louis, and win bring through boatload
~ tsreim goods nom kew.Or Tho opening
Sfil 80 place bono time In Oetooee.