davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning call., 1890-06-04
BARGAINS WITH A BIC &!

HoPS-Firm but dull at 10@l4c 2 10. Latest re-
ports from New York by mail say: The demand
tions, which are scarce and wanted TO some extent
for brewing at full prices-l8@l9c Low grades and
old growths are neglected and to some extent nomi-
nal. We quote Pacific Coast 1889, 12@117c q 10"
HIDES AND PELrS-Some changes appear.
private circular says: "Saited Hides trife bet
ter The heavier grades OF steers both sound brand
ed and culls continue in good demand; but light
Gull Hides rather quiet. During May quite large
lines light culs were sold at prices but the
increased activity in the Eastern market makes
light sound and light Gull Hides somewhat hrIner.
Veal Kip and CaIf are doing somewhat better. Dry
Hides continne about the same but there is tirmer
tone in the Eastern market We would advise against
butchers making their Hides dry salted the price
this class of stock is relatively lower than the
values either wet-salted OF dry-fiint Hides The
Murrain Hides or those taken from cattle which
have died, rule, worth the price of Gull
dry Hides. DeerSklns are decidedly weaker ana
prices are tending downward. As good many win
ter skins coming In the market they cut down
the average of shipments and make the skins more
or less undesirable for tanning. Goatskns continue
about the same, and this class OF goods only be
placed al very low rates SheepskIns bring fairly
liberal values. We would advise caution to
buyers in regard to Murran Sheepskins this class
of stock is wort relatively less than butcher skins
the puller, it Will not make leather and allowance
for the same should be made In buying y Heavy salt
sc 10; Cowhides sc 2 n salted KIP, 40
41ac: salted Calf. 419e; Dairy Calf 20930e; dry
Hides, usual selection, sc; dry Kips, 7e; dry
Calf &c 2 10; prime Goatskins 35c each; medium
do, 20930c: small skins Zoe: Deerskins, good sum
mer, 30G321a medium. 25e; thin. 2Oc Z. 10 Sheep
skins, shearlings, 10920c; short wool. 30950c me-
dium. 65dagOc; long wool. 90GSI % q 10. Butcher
town green skins sell relatively higher.
TALLow.Weak, with continued downward
fined, 514@51ac; Grease. 21aG3c p 70.
MoOL-Deaers report quieter market as the re-
Eastern oregon, l5@2Oc: Nevada, l5@lS12c;
choice Northern. 19@2le: Humboldt and Mendo-
staple, I2I.e sc; San Joaquin and Southern seven
months. 129i i6c; choice Foothill, l69lS12c q ID.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Horace Webster to George D; Mclean: lot on

Horace WEBSTER to George d. Mclean. lot on
NV. line OF Howard ST., 275 w. of FIRST
Mary o'Eonrse to S. oRoarKe. lot on N Wv
line of Page st. % IS Z OF Laguna, Z. 27:61
Monroe Greenwood tby attorney to Annie
Sweeney, lot on 5. line Of Clement ST., 1915
w. OF Second ave, w. 25x1O0 .........,.... 10
Edgard Strauss to Frank schoen, lots A as,
Block 3. Holly Park Tract. 10
vidcd half of lot 25, Block 90, and lots 81
to AZ. Block 81, o'Nell and Haley Tract. 10
Eugene Lega.let to Arthur Legallet, lot on
SW. cor. of Turk and Laguna sts., S. COX
HiSeTnia D Saving; and Loan Soc ey to Charles IL
H. Killey, lot on sw. cor. OF Webster and
Union sts., s. 10oxlS7 6 also. lot on sw
Filbert and Webster sts., S. 275xl00. 10
Christian Hellermann to Charles +. Hanlon,
lot on $, line OF Morton St, oo:6 W. of
Charles r. Hanlon to Levi Strauss, same..... 10
Joseph Brandestein to Alfred L. Rhodes, lot
on s. line of Pine ST., 27:S E. of Steiner.
Richmond Villa Association to Samuel ii.
Hollis, lot on W. line of Ninth ave.1 176 S.
Point Lobos ave. s2:6 E. of Eleventh, Z. 20
Frank p. Hooper ct al to Thomas B. Perry,
lot on \; line Duncan st. 2ls E. OF Castro,
Sarah A. Davis ct al. to John Licas ct al, lot
on on a NE. hno of Main MAJ ,; ST. n g Sc Of Howard
Sc. 45 :lOIl37;6, partition. n.................. -
FTedeIiek K, j.. HuiDg to Jeremiah o@'connor, &c
Jacob Heyman to Minnie S. Fasi, lot on W.
line OF EulnOuTRn ST., lou D OF RUSSIAN
ave, s. lOOxlOO. .............................. 10
Cornela willoughby to A. G. Halves. lot on
w. line OF Buchanan ST., go s. OF Washington,
s. 81 :S u xl37 10
Thos. Magee to Duane L. Bliss, lot on NE. line
OF First ST., 1877 IS Sc of Mission, Sc S7;6x
AugHste Drayeur to Ed NJ Long lot on W.
line of Pennsylvania ST., 275 n. OF Colusa.
David T. Cresswell to Jennie Cresswell, lot on
NV. line of Tweuty-seventh st. and San
Jose ave, w. Sl:I1, N. 26:6 E. 92:6, SW.
0ut
Joseph Keeks and wife to u. NJ. Walsh lot on
s. line OF Thirteenth St, 2ls:3s4 w. Of Fol-
som, 5. 50. K. "a, y. 79, w. 81 to beg 10
Katharine Kemp TO Caspar Zwier ,ein lot on
w. line of Noe ST., 1O2 N. of Fifteenth, N.
2bxSb.: .................... ~
Rosanna McCatfery to Catherine e. Gregory,
lot Sc. line OF Howard ST., 225 Ne of
Sixth, NE. 25x9J. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Hugh keenan, to ID. Dreyer and wife, lot on
w. line Egin Park. IFS N. OF Ridley, N.
City and County OF San Francisco to Gallus
Ruegg, lot on n. line OF Sixteenth ST., 2O7 10
L. of Dolores, N. 1894, NV. 1904, w.
1855, s. 2ll Is, Z. 207 10 to beg............ -
Margaret Phelan to Catharine Tobin, undi-
vided one-quarter OF lot NV. of
Clement st. and Thirty-second ave, w
10:S, thence w. of n 222:3, NE. 29:S. S.
224:6 TO beg; also lot on \ L. cor. of Glenn
ent st. and thirty first ave, n. 225, f.
1850 Sc 226, w. 1895; also lot on NV.
cor Point LoboS and Thirty-lirst ayes., w.
l2Oxeo .............. $500
David J. Rogers to James L. Damon, lot on
NV. cor. of Plymouth aud farallones sts.,
W. oJ11Zo.. III
Fernando Nelson ct. al. to Charles IL. Schach,
lot 27, GIFT Map 1875
D. w. Frank to Raae Levy, lot on L. line OF
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Lumber Market.

Quotable as follows: Rough Pine, $50 so 2 NJ;
extra lengths S2l 50@27 So selected, $25 SO; clear
s31 SO; flooring, S32@34 for No. l. $37 for fancy.
$27 for No. 2; stepping S33943; rough Redwood
S19; Shingles 81 25 Lath, 81 1898; fiekets, Sl6
OILS for rough, S25 for fancy.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING, June 8.
sIrNMARY OLE TILE NARKETI

TUESDAY EVENING, June J.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA
Coffee firmly held.
Coal unchanged.
Canned Fruits firm.
Quicksilver scarce and high.
New Honey easy.
Hops firm but dull.
Fair demand for Provisions.
Cured Prunes and Apricots wanted.
Flour in fair demand.
Wheat opti ions rose.
Barley firmly held.
Oats declining steadily.
Corn weaker.
Rye declined sharply.
Bran and Middlngs unchanged.
New hay steadier.
Beans dun and nominal.
New Potatoes In better supply.
Eastern Potatoes lower.
Onions steady.
Butter and Cheese in heavy stock.
Eggs sun higher
Peaches and Cherry Piums appeared.
Oranges and Lemons dull.
Nuts quiet but very firm.
String Beans scarce and high.
Some changes in Hides
TallOw declining
Mutton firm. Beef, Veal and Pork weak.
Posts easy.
Mexican Lines lower.
Grain Bags steadier.
The morning call., 1890-06-04

MORNING. SALES.
Board-100 Hawaiian Commercial, 1919; so do
10: 10 Water, 1855; Cal Electric Light 81.
Street-l0o Nigorit Powder, 7I2 100 Hawaiian
Commercial. 1914 80 Cal Electric Light, 5, 81 Is
80 Giant Powder, TO-
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-5s S Gaslight, 5S; 100 Yigort Powder,
71a.
Street-3b Hawaiian Commercial 10
The morning call., 1890-06-04
San Francisco Meat Market.

Mutton continues in light supply and firm. Beef,
Veal and Pork abundant and weak. Wholesale
rates from saughterers dealers follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5La@6c: second quality
434@5iic; third do, 4G4I2c
NEAL-Large, 1859: small Calves 697c.
MUTTON-Wethers, 6Ia@D7c: Ewes, 69612c.
thanksgiving Lamb. 79ISc p 10
PORk-Live Hogs. AGA 14c for grain-fed, and 3s4
@l4c for heavy packing: stock Hogs, 419945sc q
=; dressed do 7SSc p 10.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Boston Wool Market.

BosToN, June 3.-wooi steady. Spring California
Woods meet with fair demand at I7920c. New
Territory wools meeting with good trade with
sales on secured basis. at 60@62c for fine and 5s@
soc for fine medium.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Wheat. Barley. Oats Corn. Bran.

Inspector Abel of the Produce Exchange reports
stocks OF grain in tons in City warehouses June
lst as follows:
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Wood Market.

Posts, sGHlOc each; Redwood. SIS so q cord; Oak.
rough, $7(17 25 do, peeled 50 10; Pine, So IS
OF q cord; Railroad Ties, 35@37Ia apiece.
TANBARK-Ground, S22 c, ton Whole bark,
Sle q cord
The morning call., 1890-06-04
w /, 1890. 5,s39 l4,7s2ll ,444 649I -.
ne l, 1890. i 1896 13,S69l2,509 524l 15(

At Port Costa the amount OF Wheat was; May /,
5S, l74 tons; June l, So ,095 tons.
The receipts In May $3.50 tons Barley, 3ll4
tons Oats. sos tons Corn and 4173 tons Bran.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Stocks of Grain.

New York exchange, zoe for sight drafts and
2bc for telegraphc.
The morning call., 1890-06-04

Quotable at 81 O2ha@1 O3 y ounce.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
New York Exchange,

Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at Sic.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
The morning call., 1890-06-04

nN THEINSTALLNIENT PLAS-DRESS-G GOODS,
~ silks, seaSain and Seaette cloaEs; also carpets
furniture, iace-curtains, blankets and folding-beds
AZ VI. FRIEDMAN u CO.'S 22S and 23O Stockton
It Why pay ready money when you can. buy just
as cheap by making small cash payment down,
balance weekly OF monthly An inspection OF our
stock is respectfully solicited; orders by mail for
goods samples promptly attended to. 22S and
80 stoChLon 81. cor. Post: open eyenIngs apL2 q
The morning call., 1890-06-04

( ESSOSS GIVEN ON GUITAR ONLY; NINE
II years experience teacher; terms very mod
crate. MRS SHY L A. SPENCER, lO6 Mason. 6m
The morning call., 1890-06-04

I AIDES WHO DESIRE 4 PERFECT FORM
II Should wear Nine. Artz Health Cors {; TO order
only. Room =, 1927 Market. Agents wanted 2l SIN
The morning call., 1890-06-04

NHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE
" your carpets cleaned aud reatd. JONES Per
iect Carpet-cleaniug " MorkS - and ~ Eighth ST.;
telephone 3424 oc9 II
The morning call., 1890-06-04
STORAGE.

DACIFIC STORAGE CO. 30l STOCKTON ST:
furniture ana merchandise advances made. 10 If
RURNITURE STORED - STERLING FURN1
ture Co.. 1889, 104l Market. Rosenthai Bldg. II
The morning call., 1890-06-04

FOLDING BEDS - EXAMINE OUR NO. l00l
mIrrered with large plate lsI4O; walnut. oak and
cherry: cash price elsewhere So5; our installnent
price only $40 NJ. FRIEDMAN a CO., 22S-230
stockton St.. cor. Post: omen evenings. apl6 u
The morning call., 1890-06-04

N Z HAVE A NUMBER OF FULL DRESS SUITS
W 10 hire for balls. parties funerals at reason
able price. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PAR
LuRS. cor Post and Dupont sts.
The morning call., 1890-06-04

&60 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE AR
y1OO rest and conviction Of any person or persons
caught tearing down signs OF c. 4. hIinkner x Co.
at 32O Sansome ST.. from telegraph poles or lamp
posts. my II q
The morning call., 1890-06-04

A DVICE FREE; DIVORCES A SPECIALITY; NO
y publicly: quickest time: legal everywhere; no
charge unless successful: PROBATE; damages coIlec
lions, etc; terms reasonable l. ESGLEY, AttoT-
news Association. l ! kearuV ST. 9U
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Brewing. 81 o5al 10; good to choice. 81 l2H@

l Is q ctl.
CALL sALFs-MORSISG.
Buyer 10000 81 IL; 200, 81 1885, 100
81 1o12: do, after August 1st-100 81 TO- Buyer
season-l00, 81 II.
The morning call., 1890-06-04

A DVICE FREE-HOW TO CURE NASAL CA
y tarrh Address Victory, 7. o. Box 1872,
city, fnylOlm
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23

~ stara sic o ich wychowanie religljne narodowe.
5 10. Wszelkie zaskarzenia czfonkow. gdv ieden
2 drugim sic powasni, musza bye wprz6d towarzystwu
'odane DO roztrzygniecla, a gdyby kt6ry cz}onek skar-
zyt drungle,go cz}onka tegoz towarzystwa gdzleindz1ej,
podpada karze dolar6w.
II. kazdy czfonek towarzystwa (wyiawszy urzed-
nikow) lest obowiazany uw1adomid seIretarza nh
oP'ekuna c%horych, o~dwiedzac chorych i to we dnie lub
W nocy, jak potrzeby okol1cznosci tego wymagaja;
rownlez obecnym bye PREY zw4okack zmar}ego brata.
5, -. Sekretarz ma uwiadomiG czfonk6w, ma kto-
rych kolej przypada pod kara so cent6w. Cz4onek
nledoopefn1aj2cy swego obowiqzku podpada karze so
cent0w.
}askiego, obowiazany jest sprawic sobie wszvstkie przv-
bor4 nalez2ce do towarzystwa re swych w}asnych
5 IA. Kazdy czionok musi mice swoja w}asna
konstytucya pod}ug niej sic zast6sowaG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23
PRAWA UBOCZNE
Ro1shiej Gwardyi Putashiego
w Scranton Pa.

l.. w razie gdyby dajqc0 chorym cz}onkom
wsparcie, kasa zanadto sic mia}a uszczuplac, czfonko-
VIE obowiazani So co tydziei dad 10 cent6w.
.. Ma Gwiczenia kazdy winen sic stawlG 90
szercgu pod kara 25 cent6w, cd czego tylko praca
kompanij ma, choroba osoblsta Tub pielegnowanic cho-
rego Clearinghouse, uwalnia.
s 8. Gwardya egzystuje, dopdki llczy 10 %czlonkdw,
gdyby by1o mniej jak 10, ~uwazana jest "a rozwl2zana,
a majatek jej %przechodzi ma dobro w1asnosc koscio-
Ia NajSw. Serca Jezusa l Nary W Scranton, Pa.
s 4. Y praw tel Konstytucyi, ktore sic tycz} Kos
ciola moralnosci, niewolno mic odejmowaG, choclaz
obostrzyG je wolno towarzystWu.
S s. Wsparcia pobierac bedze cz}onek W czaslc
choroby $500 tygodniowo bez doktora l apteki. Dokto-
ia jednak Glory mice musi, kt6rego i lekarstwa sam
op}aca.
S 6. Pogrzebem towarzystwa zajmuJe SIG GWar-
dya koszta op1aca, ma nabozelstwie pogrzebie kaz-
dy musi bye obecnym niedope1niajac tego obowiazku
piucl kary $1,o0. Potem mlcsiac pc smiercl czfonka
wdowa otrzymuje Cd kazdego cz1onka pc jednym do
larze, Z wyjatkiem 'tych, kt6zy ME So 8 miesiecy W
towarzystwie.
S 7. Ma pogrzeb cz}onka, sekretarz uwladamla
c~zlonk6w, kt6rzy odprowadzq zw}oki az do grobu.
S s. Gdyby kt6remu Z czfonk6w umarfa iona, to
6 cz}onk6w zobowiazanych stawic SIC ma pogrZeb,
ma kt6rych kolej ~pszypada, pod kara jednego dolara,
a pc smierci zony ma MAJ prawo do zadanla cd Gwar-
dyl 40 dolar6w.
S 8. Gdyby towarzysz broni umari a matka sic
rotami sic zajeia, Gwardya, jezliby opieki potrzebowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23
PQLSkI DOkT0R.

U6UNB UUN Ua
Sumiennie sprzadzone lekar-
Ctwa, specyalnie ma te Tub owa
chorobe, So zawsze p%rawdziwem
dobrodziejstwem ola kazdej rodzl-
ny.
Bedac dlugie lata lekarzem i
aptekarzem, nia}em s~posobnosc
poznanla sic z potrzebami cierpia-
cej ludzkosci, a re kazdemu pola-
kowi, jake i mnie dobro ludu ma
sercu ley, jest wiec celem moim
bye ~uzytecznym wszystkim clerpia-
Gym, nietylko W miejscu, gdzie pre-
bywam, ale W naJbardzle] odle-
g}ych stronach, gdzie brak lekazy
polskich i sumiennej porady nara
ia chorych ma dfugie cierpienia i
koszta.
Lekarstwa, kt6re dzlsiaj zjedna-
~ sebie Obscene uznanie tax re
strony bogatych iak i ubegich, ze
strony klinlk j %szpital1-o czem
swiadczs %codziennie otrzymane II
sty 2 obstalunkami, lekarstwa, "a
kt6rych skutecznos6 recze, DO pod
mojem specyalnie okiem prepare.
Eaae, So nastepujace:'
ELIXIR-Niezr6wnanie sku.
teczny srodek IA nerWeWei cafkb.
site oaaabienie obrak ,apetyts. chEo.
niezny Dol gfowy, specyalny BAL
sam cudowny Ola kobiet pc sla-
bosch S1.OO
N. A. IMMINENT. Znakomi-
ty balsam do smarowanla ma Reu-
matyzm, tamanie W kosciach i
gwaftowne bole g}owy SOC.
Maryahskie .zo1ad-
kowe krople; srodek ten
powszechnie znany polecamy ma
wszelkie zastarzafe choroby zo1ad.
kav niestrawnosc, brak apetytu, Cd
biianie sig nieomylny srodek ma
febre 75c.
SYRUP MA KAszEL. Radi.
kalnle usuwa kaszel i dusznosG Csc.
KOLKOWE KROPLE usu-
waia kolki, Dol zofadka, rozwolnle.
ME i wymioty Csc.
Csc. KROPLE CHOLERYCz-
NE. Najpewniejsza pomoc W Dy-
zenteryl, gwa}townych rozwolnie-
mach po}aczonych z wymlotami
Cholera Morbus).
25c. BALSAMz czarnych
a G O d. Ola dzieci ma letnia cho-
robe.
$500. HERBATA. Najle-
psze to lekarstwo p~olecone ma czY-
szczenie krwi $3.50 cent6v pu-
delko.
Krople Cd b6lu ze-
b 9 W pc 10c. i rozmaite inne.
Ia te lekarstwa opatrzone mo-
jem nazwiskiem i marka ochronna
Biatego Orfa gwarantuje; to tylkn
BOWEN SO preparowane W moius
laboratorYum.
Chorzy, kt6rzyby pc dekfs-
dnem uzyciu kt6rychkelwiek
noich lek6w ME doznali uigs, Rie-
chsj sic zgfosza do mnie listownie
luD osoblscie, a otrzymuja ca}ko-
vita porade lekarska i lekarstwo
bezp}atnie.
ZadaG nalezy W kazdej apte.
ce, a jezeli aptekarze W kt6rym
miescie by ME mieii, przeszle ma
tyehmiast choc iedna haszke pc
otrzYmanlu wYzeJ podanei ceny.
Adres do mnie
DR.. III. r. KOSSAKOWSKd
$50 Noble ulca
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23

Originall j jedynie p~rawdziwa k
lacya sc%iesnionym o1xygenem doktor6 W
Slarkoy j PaIen jest w uzyciu cd Ie-
20. Zast6sowuje sig PREY TEN magn
tyzoWany oxygen nitrogen, a masA
TAX przyrz9dzona, IL Noz-a ja rozseac
pc calem swiccie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23

Ma suchoty, krotki cd
d CHI, C h oroby gardla a, a p.
k G, mocna ograszke, BOZ
gFowy, osFub icnic c, rcum at
tyzm neuragia i wszclkie zasta-
rzale j ncrwowG chOroby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23
Doktorowie STARKEY i PAL

Doktorowie STARKEY i PALEN
so5ic powolywae sic ma ma
stepujace znakomitosci, kt6re, uzywaly
ich kuracyi:
Hon. WIN. D. KELLEY, Mem. of Congress PHI
Rev. VICTOR l.. CONRAD, Ed. Luth'n Obser Phi
Rev Charles W.CUSHING. DID. Rochester, Y
II Ion. VIM PENN NIXON Ed. Inter-O Ocean, Chicago, Ill
VIII. WORTHINGTON Editor NcwSouthN
Judge II. P. NROOMAN Qucneno Kan.
Mrs. MARY A.. LlVERMORE, Mclrose, Massach.
Mr.. T. c. KNIGHT, Philadelphia.
Mr.. FRANK SIDDALL, Merchant, Philadelphia.
Hon. w. w. SCHUYLER, Eas,on, Pa.
E.L.WlLSON, 1888 Broapway,N N. Y, Ed. Phila. Photo.
FlDELlA NJ LYON, Waimea, Hawaii, Sandwich Is.
ALEXANDER RITCHIE, Inverness, Scotland.
Mrs.MANUEL V.ORTEGA FresniloZrecatecas Mex
COOPER, Utila, Spanish Honduras Ca.
J. COBB, Ex-Vice Consul, Casablanca, Marocco:
NJ. V. ASHBROOK, Red Bluff, Cal.
J. MOOHRE, SUPP Police, Blandtord, Dorsetshire Eng.
JACOB WARD, Bowral, New South Wales.
setki innych Pc calych Stanach Zjednn6czonych.
CO m pound Oxygcn-it Made o
a ctlon and Results OTTO nazwa novel bro
szury o 200 stronach. p~ublkowanej przez doktorow
Starkey Palen, ktora daje wszelkie informacye 0 tie
kuracyi prAc: oddychanie; dostawione swiadeotwa cd
setek wyllczonych. Braszurka kazdemu darmoa przy'
slana zoStanie ma zvczenic.
DRS. STARKEY II PALEN
No. 1929 Arch Street. Philadelphia Pa.
apisac, u akiej gaz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23

NaJodpowiednie]szy tam SA-
LON OLA ROBOTNIKOW o.
ra2 N~AJRZETELNIEJSZA
GROCERNIA.
Bracia Grlesel re
wszystkich salonistow w WI
monte NAJWIECEJ PIWA
PRZEDAJA.
Najlepsza awe h e r.
b e maja i wszelkie inne
towary grocerne W najlepszym
gatunku utrzymuja. Miejcie W
iaskawei pamieci 6rme:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23
Porzadek posiedzenia.

l, Modlitwa..
2. Przyjecie nowych czEonkdw.
3. Sprawozdanie o ~cllorych.
4. Przeczytanie protoAu1u.
5. Przeczytanie kar.
&. Rozprawy mad wnioskami.
7. PIzeczYtanie cz1onk6w i placenle podatku
miesiecznego.
s. Zamkniecie posledzenia przez jedno Zdrowas
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23
KOMITET.

Franelszek Paczkowski, kapltan;
Felix's Kulikowskl, officer /;
J6zef Pawlak 9:
Jan Jaskulskl, sekretarz:
Andrzej Kowalewski, kasyer;
Jan Rudajewskl, opiekun chorych;
Michaf Jankowski, {"
Mikolaj Kustosz odzwierny.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-13
IMPROVING THE RIVERS.

The Bili Passed for Enormous Expendi-
ture on the Mississippi and Missouri.
WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator WASH
burn proposed an amendment TO the tariff
bill, which was referred to the committee
on finance. II provides for the free i'm
portation until January 1, 1892, of all ma
chinery imported for the purpose OF man
ufacturinR beet sugar with rebate Of the
duty paid on such machinery imported
since January /, 1880. The senate COM
merce committee practically completed
the river and harbor bill this afternoon.
All money appropriated for improve
ment Of the Mississippi and Missouri
rivers respectively is TO be expended
under the direction OF aud i'm accordance
with plans adopted by the river commits
sions. The amount appropriated for the
Mississippi river Is S,500,O0: for the Mis-
souri, river, from the mouth TO Sioux City,
S&0.0O0; from Sioux City TO Great Falls,
$4,000 As reported by the committee
the bill is about sS,0O0,O0 in excess Of the
house bill.
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QuEBE,', June I2-The duke and duchess OF
Connaughl sailed for England On the sardinia
to-day.
wEBsrEn. Mass. June i2.-Mrs. Henry Jaha,
aged 20, last survivor of the Nihuck tribe Of In
dians. died yesterday.
TORONTO, Ont, June l2.-Crop reports for the
section of country including Manitoba are most
encouraging. Winter wheat In Ontario, however,
II rather poor.
BALTIMORE, June i2.-Closing exercises In
the Johns Hopkins university were held this
afternoon and this evening. The class of 20 has
n reunion and banquet.
WASHINGTON, June i2.-Orders have been is
sued for the United states ship Ranger, now nc
>an Francisco. To proceed Ia samoa and resume
her service on the facihc station.
LONDON. June l2.-The Parnellite members
dinal Manning, in honor OF his silver jubilee and
In recognition of his services in the cause OF the
freedom Of Ireland.
CISCISNAri, June IA windstorm last
evening destroyed eight houses In the suburban
village Of Elmwood. The occupants were driven
out In the drenchiDg rain. The killing Of MIR.
Hoop Is the only casually known.
LONDON, June i2.-lt Is reported that James
Monroe. chief of police, has resigned IN conse-
luence " u quarrel with the government regard
lug the regulations adopted on the occasion OF
the demonstration AT Hyde park ON saturday,
Chicago, june l2-lt is stated that the North
cru Pacific has purchased the Chicago 4 calu-
met terminal railroad Ia this city. u will be-
consolidated with the Chicago 4 Great Western
terminal property of the Wisconsin Central, the
whole to be placed under the Wisconsin Central
management.
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a Man whose wife and Children wer.
Drowned at John-iown N Loses - suit.
PITTsBuRG, June 1.-THE suit OF +. =.
Tarball against the Pennsylvania conn
pany for $4,000 for the loss Of his wife
and three children who were swept away
Ia the day express at the time Of the
Johnstown food ended tonight with n
verdict In favor Of the railroad. Tarball
contended that the railroad was negligent
In leaving the train where il was with the
flood impending. The railroads attorney
said the train was placed at a point never
before flooded and that the Hood exceeded
all human expectation.
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needs are very evident and very impera-
tive. II is clear this Is not such case"
The house caucus committee, charged
with the preparation of a national election
bill on the lines agreed upon by the last
caucus has been industriously perfecting
the details Of the measure and have sent a
rough draft TO the president. When the
proofs are returned the committee will con-
tinue work. Some changes made already
in the original Rowell bill are: A pro-
vision that i'm cases of conflict between
the returns sent in by the state election
officers and by those of the United States
supervisors, the latter's are TO constitute
prima facie evidence of the right of the
member 10 the seat; provision that the
United States court within the election
district shall appoint board of three per-
SONS representing both political parties to
canvass the returns of the supervisors.
In the course OF his remarks on the con-
ference report and urgent deficiency pen
sion appropriation bill, Representative
Henderson of Iowa, i'm the house to-day
made the following statement: The APP
preparations made by the present house
FOR the benefit of soldiers amount to S161,-
419, ,70l. This includes last years aid for
state homes, etc,