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The morning call., 1890-05-16
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

a Providence (R. ~ man had the temerity
to bring libel suit against the Telegram
for some fancied injury, but jury has de-
eided that tho article referred to praised
him beyond measure, and thrown the costs
upon him. The Telegram should now
charge him full advertising rates for the ad.
A servant of the Queen of tine Belgians
was lately stricken with apoplexy. The
first aid that some Queens would have
thought of would have been an abide
camp to fetch doctor, but she turned in
and doctored the servant herself.
r. L. Wishart of Abbeville, Ga, has a
tame deer that one of his mules delights in
chasing. Lately the mnle made the race
hitched to a cart, which was somewhat dam
aged by coming in contact with stumps and
logs.
French doctors are reported to have dis
covered that the essence OF cinnamon, when
sprinkled in the room OF typhold lever
hours and prevents the disease from spread
ing.
The Society of the Army of the Cumber-
land will erect its statue OF Sheridan at
Washington on the reservation on the
north side of Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
A Georgia lad, 10 years of age, has an
hat, and it is difficult job to find one large
enough for him in any of the stores.
Herr Boshart. German journalist, has
been sent to the lchterhausen Prison for
too severely criticising the conduct Of the
Duke of Sake .Coburg-Gotha.
Ward McAIister of New York is to write
a book on Society as l Found 1t" His
son should follow it up with one entitled,
Society as l Left II.
A memorial tablet has been placed on the
house in Lothian street, Edinburgh, in
which Darwin lived when student at the
university.
A colored woman of Madison County, Fla,
was sent to the chain-gang last week for one
year for gambling
An electric street railroad is the latest in
noyation in Toxic.
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NEW MALL bones.

A Device to Checkmate the Work of
Letter Thieves.
Twenty new letter boxes are being placed
by the Post Office Department in the bust
ness portion of the city. They are quite
attractive in their appearance, being painted
a pleasant green with gold letters.
They have a sliding drawer in the top in
which the letters are placed sideways and
when the drawer is allowed to close the let
ter is dropped into the receptacle below.
1t is impossible for thieves to purloin let
tiers from the boxes, and it is also impossi-
bic for the rain to enter them as it did in
the old ones.
A great deal of amusement was created
for those watching the efforts of the citizens
to put letters in these boxes. They would
invariably try to put them in endwise as
with the old system, and generally good
deal OF profanity was INDUCED in before the
person would discover how TO deposit his
iaff
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PROPOSALS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF MEDICINE
y and Surgery. Washington, ID. c., April 26
lS90-Seaed proposals. endorsed Proposals for
supplies TO Naval Hospital" Mare Island, Cal,
VIII he received at the Bureau of Medicine and
Surgery, Navy Department, Washington until MON
DAY, May 20, 1890. at IL a. NJ, when they will be
publicly opened. Ior supplying PROVISIONS, gro
aud herse-feed for Navy Yard. Mare Island for the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1891. Schedules of the
articles, with information as to specifications,
quantity required, can be obtained application
to the Medical omcer In charge OF hospital. No
proposal will be considered unless there satisfac
tory evidence that the bidder is regular dealer In
the articles he proposes TO supply. Tee right is
reserved to reject any all bids. JOHN MILLS
BROW NE. Chief of Eureau. my2 FIR 1T
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A LAMBDA INsTALLMENT HOUSES AND
s25o-s25 cash, Sc monthly; 25xlO1: severed; at
si5o-s5O cash, 50 monthly; 5O1ss; severed; at
sl7Oo-sSOO cash, SIS monthly; 5Oxl42; cottage
slsOO-s3OO cash. $50 monthly new cottage
rooms: at station.
s3sOO-S5O0 cash, SS5 monthly; new house 8
rooms; beautiful home; 3SxlO0
S265O-SS0O cash. S25 monthly; cottage ; rooms;
SlI1OO; al station, aud other fine bargains.
Inquire at once at +. MARCUSE, Bay street Sta
ton, Alameda, S25 Montgomery ST., Room
10 ap24 ThFrSaSu tt
G600 CAsH-BALANCE $50 PER MONTH;
near station; large lot; price $1,000. MCCLURE,
PITCH 4 CO., Bay-st. station myl3 1t
A LAMBDA BAR6AINS-Sl7OO-LOT 251i45;
~ nice modern cottage 4 rooms and bath; /
block from Park st. $3.50 cash: S25 per month (4I5)
$27O0-Lot 80 :4I125; rooms and bath; on Cen
tral ave; $500; balance $50 per month. mo 1881
$2750-Lot 53xl17: new modern cottage ) rooms
and bath; blocks from station; 5000 cash. bal
ance $40 per month. mo RI
S3O0O-Lot 27x1I5; new 2-story house : rooms
and bath at station; $500 cash; S35 per month OK
S375O-Lot 50Il0S; fine cottage rooms and
bath; block from station: all street work done;
fine bargain; 5000 cash; $40 per month. mo. 39lj
S4OOO-Lot 5ON125; fine modern 2-story
house rooms and bath Central ave- on easy
terms; good bargain. fNo. 413l
$65OO-Lot 50xl50; sunny corner near station; =
story house rooms and bath; fine grounds; cheap
and favorable terms no. 33)
S7S00-Lot 50X so; elegant 2-story house 10
rooms with stable; well located; part cash. 40l)
Houses built to suit is per cent down. balance
easy instaliments; cheap lots In all parts of Ala
MOREAL q Co, 1928 Park ST., Alameda, and 4O2
Montgomery ST.. San Francisco. myq II
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Scot. Protests.

A protest has been fled with the Super
yisors by Irving NJ. Scott against the con-
struction Of a sewer in Eureka street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth. He
signed the petition as he understood all the
owners wanted sewer, but has since
learned otherwise.
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Killed by Liquor.

Mrs. Lizzie Murphy. who worked in the
dives on Barbary Coast, was found dead in
bed yesterday in her room, on the corner of
Sapsome and Pacific streets. Her death Is
supposed to have been caused by alcoholism
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

n. n FAC9-95o ToTs IN rnE NT.TuFwS
u w Tract, Berkeley; fine view; good soil; ee-
giant location; gig blocks from electric street
railroad, now being built; size 25xl35 so down.
so per month; interest per cent These lots
worth 5000 now, aud are right in the march of i'm
mediate improvements; come at once, and make
your selection before they all gone and the
prices are advanced; sure to make money. Call or
address CLOUGH BAKER, 46S Ninth st. Oak
land. my 10 Pm cod
A FEW VERY CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS AT A
- bargain for few days; oaK-st. station, opposite
Madison Park and in the immediate neighbOrhood
of the residences Of General r. w. Ktrkham E. L.
q. Steele, j. NJ Burlington, c. .. Brigham. II. d.
Bacon, l.. l. Bromwell, George W. Grayson and
H. BREED q CO. 232 Montgomery St. S. f. 10 I2t
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CC0O PARTNER WANTED TODAY IN
- -OO. hrst-ciass manufacturing business doing
large trade; rapidly growing; has stock, both
and manufactured, on hand and regular trade;
Clears $3.50 per mouth, with prospect for large In
crease: mus; be willing to work in store and assist
generally; need not understand the business; is
easily learned has many large orders hand: best
% reference. GEO. STEMART. l35 Kearny 81. II
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C.lO@n PARTNER WANTED To LOOK
II -OU. after the store, etc. in sure frst-claSs
manufacturing business has 500 steady customers
In this city, hardly any oppositiOn clears $3.50 per
month and increasing ali the time; TO be dou-
bic inside of one year; one Of present owners is
leaving the State; he will break you into
ness thoroughly before leaving; trial OF business
allowed; this is genuine and sure fortune for enter
The morning call., 1890-05-16

C.lonO GROCERY STORE: GREAT BAR
% IOOO. gain; of very best corners in the
city; has sure trade of $500 TO $1,000 per month:
handsome store stock fixtures. horse and wag-
sold for above amount; best of reasons for sell
ing Apply X KENNY, % Kearny St 1t
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=. e0l TO RESTAURANT MEN: LARGE
ID 1OOO. restaurant, coffee saloon, elegant bar,
and tat upstairs; Z handsome furnished rooms and
bath; for sale at bargain located near the works
and car house of the largest cable company in the
world; employs 400 TO 500 men: place under long
aud favorable lease and does cash trade OF Si5 to
800 per day clearing from 1925 to $l75 per month:
the location IS the most desirable In the city and
cannot help but command very large patronage;
sickness cause. GEO. STEWART l35 Kearuy st. II
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GI1n0 SALOON FOR SALE; DOING A
u lcUb. trade Of $500 per mouth; located near
Golden Gate Park aud ball grounds at the terminus
OF one Of principal cable lines: well fitted up, in
Guiding rooms; sure to clear $500 per month:
fun proof X. KENNY, % Kearny ST. 1t
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BOARDING AND ROOMS.
oIe FULToN-NEwLY FURNISHED SUNNY
81 front room: board for l 2; also single
room private tam ~; references. myl6 1t"
J762 HOWARD - LARGE, NEWLY FUR
L 700 nished sunny room; also single room;
private family; board If desired. nyl5 3ts
100 LARKIN ST.-sUNNY FRONT ROOMS,
LIZ with or without board. myl0 14t*
ODt POWELL, Mr.. CALIFoRNIA-DoUBLE OR
y single rooms: marine view; board optional
WILLIAMS HOUSE. I22 TAYLOR sr.-FIRsT-
w class transient meals, 25c; room and board by
the day week or month, 81 and 81 so per day 10 I'm
100 VAN NESS AyE.-SINGLE AND DOUBLE
1Oo rooms; board; day board. myS 15t
THE OLIVER HOUSE, Sgs PINE, COR MASON:
under new management; elegant rooms; first
class board; as desirable family house 1t must be
seen to be Appreciated reference required. my7 If
THE VENDoME, 725 PINE ST, CHANGED
L hands; newly and beautifully furnished sunny
rooms: table board. MRS L. A. CHURCH. apps Inns
TIRE MARlPoSA s24 LAGUNA-FINE SUITES;
frst-elass board; terms moderate MOI IT
a ELLINGTON HOUSE. I27 KEARNY-PLEAs-
n ant sunny rooms, en- suite and single: first class
III every respect; terms reasonable. la1Ou
HOTEL CLARENDON, 574 FOLSOM ST., UNDER
II new management: European and American
rates to tourists; take Howard-st. cable Second
street. apo I'm
IIS SUFFER-, HOTEL ELsMERE NICELY
Q furnished sunny bay-window suites with
board; hot baths and use of psrlors for $50, 800
and S75 per month; also bright single rooms, $50
$35. Si0i everything homelke and frstcIass ala tt
A MEXICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, SIs AND 3al
n Sansome St, San Francisco; board and room 81,
81 70 and 81 80 per day. free coach VIM MONT
GoMERY, proprietor 1y2lu
SINGLE ROOMS I5c NIGHT LINDELL
- House. cor sixth and Howard. aul1 II
MoNrGoMERY's TEMPERANCE HOTEL. 227
NI and by Second st.-Singe meals 25c; boardand
room per day, 75c to 81 by the week III to So free
eoach 20 and from the hoeeL ap2l u
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EOR SALE-FINE GROCERY AND BAR: NO
i reasonable offer refused; must be sold inmedi-
stely. 1901 Turk ST. myll Mower Ate
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G.TSn RESTAURANT - SOMETHING SURE;
y ~. fine location 10 the Western Addition;
sure, steady trade OF from $50 TO $40 per day; ;
living rooms the trade connected with this place is
permanent. Apply x. KENNY. % KearnY 81. II
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CIs)00 PART CASH: BARRIERS ATTEN-
u I-OO' ton-A fine chance Tor good man to
make money; located In fine interior town rail-
road; a good house and lot included: established
for Nears. Apnly h. KENNY. % KearnY st Ii
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G.QOn SALOON NEAR MARKET ST: GOOD
NOOO. stock, fixtures trade and pool-tabie; 3
rooms partly furnished; be Sold great sacri-
nee. BOOKER TEMPLE, S41 Market ST. IT.
GtSO Palmer WANTED TO ATTEND TO
u 1OO. collections and look after hired help in a
legitimate contracting and 1obbng business clear
Ing about 500 per month Oh the year round;
me chance for an Industrious man. SHOAFF &
ROSS, sI3 Market
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COSA PARTNER WANTED 10 ATTEND
y -OO. the inside portion in good business on
Market st; clears at least $3.50 per month; not an
ONCE business. double: a full investigation
allowed. Apply X. KENNY. ~ Kearny ST. 1t
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CSQO PARTNER wANTED-IN AN OLD-ES-
sNOUU. tablished cash commission business;
duties light pleasant and easily learned: remaining
partner give references TO leading business firms
llcited; rare chance. BOOKER o. TEMPLE, S4l
Market ST., Room !. ltE
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gfoTI
~ cCO. partner wanted at once; owner frst-class
cook: wants good man for the dining-room and
cash counter; splendid place; receipts $22 to $50
Per day Is handsomely fitted up; is best place in
the city; right In business CENTER such a bar
gain; is well worth $500: must sell: needs help:
don't miss this See GEO. STEWART. 1876 Kearny.l
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LOCATION; WITH FUR
- nished room. SOS12 Sixth st. myl6 7t*
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2250 fd5 p ROUTE md5 RoH sad5 o
amour can remain and be paid out OF the profits Of
the route; is upon one Of prom ineut
morning papers; only requires 21s hours
each morning: is in the center Of the business por
tiun OF the city any one this; you can have
50 days trial before You buy: is of the safest
investments IN the city Apply X. KENNY. -
hearuy
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q S00 al CIGAR-S1ORE FOR SALE-NEAR
SDOOO. Market and Third; successfully for
IA years by one party this is chance seldom offered
TO purchase paying business; satisfactory for
selling. Apply W. T. HEALY, 7l9 Market st. It,
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surKo oBJEers.

The city has power TO Condemn property but
IL Is not confscaion,a claimed, because the own
ers would receive more money than their proper
Ties are worth. The maps of the city showed an
Intention 10 extend the street IN q straight line
The proposed extension had been discussed early
in The SOS, when the speaker boy. The
time Was now ripe Tor tile Improvement. From
Seventeenth 10 Nineteenth street the grade
would be per cent and from Nineteenth street
to Lincoln road from 10 to II per cent.
On motion OF Air. Kiugwell, tile committee de-
cided TO report IN favor OF proceedings for the
projection of the road in a straight line 10 Lin
coin road.
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SCH0oL LANDS. 81 so To 50 AN ACRE: ON
~ very easy terms; sold by the State in tracts to
SUIT; no residence or Improvement required; all
Kinds OF lands, In many different counties: send
stamp for list. Open Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
Gay evenings. +. w. LAKE, Flood Building. Is tt
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no RENT IN BkRKELEY-THE RESIDENCE
OF the late c. H.. HEDGES, situated College
ave. within mile of the State University; house
contains all modern improvements; stable, chicken
houses etc; acres of land with fine orchard CON
tanning IL varieties of choicest fruits; view un-
surpassed; easy Of access by both broad narrow
gauge railroads Address communications A. L. H.
Box IL. this Office. myl5 Tt%
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little clothing % for the street, and they were
fortunate The hotels near by were soon thronged
Clothing was provided for those who needed IL,
and this morning some Of the guests hardly
recognized themselves In their noudescript makeup
How the fire originated Is not known, and H.
is doubtful II It ever will be known. 20 rapid
was the progress Of the flames. 1t Il thought.
however that 1t started In the bakery adjoining
the kitchen. At 8 :l5 Q. m. fire broke out In
the Globe Hotel. The people struggling back
from the Leland fire saw II hrst But the scene
was not to be repetition Of the early morning
fire. No lives were lost, and no one was injured.
The corridors were filed with half-dressed men
aud women, many Of whom, had taken refuge
there from the Leland. The shouts Of the people
on the sidewalk only served to frlghten those
within. Fortunately the fire was confined TO the
shaft that rises above the kitchen, where the ire
Is supposed to have originated. 70 many people
the fire in the Globe was looked upon as slis-
pcOps following 50 soon upon the burning ming Of Of
the office and parlor and halls Of the hotel by
water. The fire was extinguished shortly amer
o'clock, and few Of the guests ventured back
to bed again.
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LIABILITIES ESTIMATED At 5000 600 AND POS.
sIBLE ASSETS AT s7,cooOOO

LIABILITIES ESTIMATED AT 5000 600 AND POS.
sIBLE ASSETS At $1,000 900.
Manistec Mich. oct. i0.-The n. q. Peters Salt and
Lumber Company has failed. with liabilities nm
doubtcdy in the millions. The fallur, will not affect
either Butler. Peters Co., Of LIdngton Lemon d
the state for many Yeas. The assignment is made
b A. " Henry, Of Detroit. The feiurc
will be far-rcachng in its effects Mcigs
Il Co., lumbermcn Dunham & Co., OF Grand
Rapids. and the Fifth National Bank Of Grand Rapids
james Kec!and. Of Milwaukee. and number Ct Nil
wankee banks arc said TO BE- interested in the collapse
bill OF sale of halntcrest In the wholesale grocery
firm Of Lemon & Peters. Of Grand Rapids. flied
this morning, in favor II G. NJ. DAWSON. of Detroit.
The sale calls for 100000, and given to protect
the Detroit National Bank and Governor A!gcr.
Those who have some Of knowing estimate
the liabilities all the way from 80 900 900 to $4,000.
900. Petcrs was the leading spirit In score Of big
enterprises and was a baron In the lumber and salt
trsdo A. NJ Henry. the assignee, is a brother
in-lsw Of General Algcr Nothing definite can
be sscertaned until Mr.. Henry arrives. lie is his
way here from Detroit Grand Rapids and Saginaw
Valley firms arc heavily interested. General Alecr
and Mr.. Peters were partners In the ownership Of
California redwood lands but their business Is in ch
shape that General Age:s interests there will not be
involved Outsde OF General Alger, few Detroit
people arc interested. Detroit banks having been
Ing h that the as>ets will run close TO
$1,000 900 % 900 0O0 and that judciOls handling
will make them cover the debts without difficulty.
Besides being president O. tic p.t'rs sat and Lumber
firm Of Durham Peters q CO., cf Chase ana Grand
Rapids. lie owns twoffhs interest In the stronaoh
Lumber Company, Ct Manstce: half-nterest In tbs
Interest in the ln%Sor NIB asm Of Peters Morrison
and 10000 acres Of land in various states
Ilo is also president Of the Manistec. National
Grand Rapids lie also owns personally 100 900 ocres
Of timber lands In Alabama and the Carolinas. In
any man 70 the stats having over BOO 100000 feet
lie Is . devoted member Of the Congregational
Church Ills philsnthropic enterprises have always
NeaSn as psSe' sw he sSs
Collcse and the Chicago Congregational College. He
gave his notes .gse,ns to pay the Interest on them
The lumber mills and salt blocks in dis city arc
rnnninQ as usual to-day.
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TPIIN R0BBEHS IN KANSAS CITY.
BOLD EXPLOIT OF THREE CRIMINALS WITHOUT
MASKS OR DISCUSSES.


Kansas CITY. Mo-, Oct. I6.--A daring train robbery
occurred In this city last night while the train was
Il indng at a small station. When the Omaha cX
press on the Missouri Pacific. which leaves the rIIon
Depot nc 20 p. m had stopped at the state Line sta
ton. u short distance from the Tnlon Depot. where
tho conductor and engineer register. three men. with
masks disguise. entered the irt chair Car.
pretending 10 lie n news agent selling papers. They
covered thc passengers with their revOlvcrs and COM
prled them 20 hand over their vsluabcs. and then
made their escape the train was leaving the st,
ton. without The suspicion Of any about the station
tc.ug aroused. Tbcrr were SIX Passengers In the
The rad officials rciccnt about the affair.
and lay that only one man was robbed that lie was
standing on the platform. and that the robbers re-
lcvcd him IL $33
Conductor wclch sent two elegrams u headquarters
eonccrnn: the robbery. neither Of which gave any
definite Information. The first one said that several
passcn his train had been robbed by three men.
one Of whom acted the part II news agent The
scc0nd dispatch stated that j. A. Howard hurd for
Nebraska ,1!y: was robbed Of s:3 and that J. w.
Dolby. bound for Cooker city. Kan.. drew his revolver
on the robbers and dIntc them rom the train at
Kansas CITY. NO.. frOm Kansa, City, Kan.
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CUBAN PLANTERS FOR RECIPROCITY

Havana. OCT. ls-Thc meeting called by the Doari
Of Planters yesterday 70 consider the tarin question
~as stt~udcd by the woathcst planters Of Cuba and
other prominent persons. II decided 10 send
to the Mininsef Of the Colonies petition In favor Of
reciprocity With America the abatement Of the Cuban
budget, the suspension Of the conversion Of Cuban
bonds and the revocation 0f the lsw OF mercantile
relations with Spain.
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's,sntlnopis. oct 10 Tic '.rc~s I'stssrehsAe hes
sr6>~a al tie shurSs ses 50 Turkey 1b4ar tie jufts
&coru .i,~~a sniil far'aer nct;os - rrOsrst
srsnss the Jorss's srt,e, ,osard cr church
L. g. ~tr,tbosi the sssoA a~sisras thai the SSr'
o. n~n'. hr-srh II tse ,avlcsrs sf the Charrh hsa
esssttsuwa ue -erUiss ssssas qoa. insssssv~d wHa
es~ssians pssit aosssstk. o~stsoi ~ IN n~rM eruoh
"a ne k,naA csss~a the reissAiioa " tbe Pstne~h
sf< ssser1 the s,n& la . p~isrn in shfl X
is,s.s ~. Q function. Tn syno1 srpessls 70 en
sutS~Srhsles,, a rharcissa IN sastsin u. 1fo ehfy
sbeAl esess tutensp exrIssDent
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yySsry0 PR0FESS0R OF CHEMISTRY.

Worcester, Mas. Oct. l0.-No clew has yct been
,,,,,ned 70 the whereabouts Of Dr. W. Muthmsnn. tho
Cark University professor Of chemistry lie returned
s,on 4 vacation TIP to his homo In Germany sbout
s.rAanber 90 and wos lsst seen by bis friends o
TsyIor's Hotel, Jersey CITY, 1t WIS taoushs be m'en'
S. ..,. h.rh IN C,ermspy, but word has beep 70
ea rom his parents thst they have not heess Qeo
~ sooS be left them lAst summer
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sAvHD BY AN Ey0INEAR,s CooLyEss.

Jacksonville. ILL.,. Oct. 10 tspccial-The presence os
mind Of m engineer saved . train from dreadful
wreck on ths Jacksonville utheastern Line Inst night
A. the late express was coming Into the city. over
high Iron bridge. te engineer felt tho train sinking
lie pulled the throttle wide opcn and the train dashed
across the bridge IN safety When tho tranmen went
back, they found that part Of the bridge had Gvep
way. AL traIpS were DELAYED to-day.
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W PROFIT IRON YRAHcE.

rsy', ~ ia.-rb~ journal dss Dehsss.' Fsscf.snf
T. 'e ssssem~nt pusi'she1 hr tse isA'ssn ne~vess@
ropo, Romano that tss negotiations betwess Issis
s.s Ens,snA r~essans IN. Asiimsuon o( the Red ses
t.rrs,~, h,A ,~-n bAen - ~ the protests n Fsn"~
o. t<.-s ss,i.tur, against Italian eecupsssos II
ksssAia. says u !, us.i-s. to eootfsalrt such =
rdsgI.,. .;ry, isafy kb"ws. the Joarnai- says
th.i Janes rsrd. With sasi.fsstoo the ctviiiens cx
tt-.,Nn. n. ftsi, asd has mn insrfvst " serve by
sp,,. ,fr tho ees.i,n ~ Eas.aiz Ia thst Power