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THE AMERICAN VIEW.

Mr.. Gladstone argues that because free
trade has worked well in England it would
work equally we'll in the United States.
Doubtless Mr.. Gladstone knows that
the protection policy may be wise in
one country and not wise in another,
but he did not point out the reasons
why it would work differently in differ
ent countries. When England adopted what
her statesmen have been pleased to call
free trade she was in a condition to supply
the world with manufactured goods Of al
most all kinds at as low cost as any nation
in the world. Being in this condition, and
having a larger population than could be
probably employed in providing for the
home market, England adopted the policy
that would give her people the greatest pos
siUle advantage in the markets OF the world.
Her own markets were safe in the fact that
no nation could supply them at as low cost
as England herself Under these conditions
England prospered under a free.trade pol
icy. She imported law material from all
parts of the world, and exported manu-
featured goods to all countries. The condi-
tons in the United States are different. We
cannot, with our present standard of wages,
produce finished goods at as low cost as
Europe. Ii we should throw open our
markets to European goods our manufacture
ers would he undersold at home. Mir. Glad
stone comprehendS, and doubtless appre-
ciates, the difference in condition; hut when
he addressed the Edinburgh workingmen
he had no occasion to give them the Ameri-
can view of the tariff question.
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BEWARE.

One Of Buckley'S organs expresses the
opinion that there is no politics in the cleo
ton of Judges. We differ entirely with our
contemporary We think there is politics,
and OF the worst kind. in the election OF
Judges. These persons who believe that
Buckle US candidates for Judges are fit per-
sons to elect year after year had best exam
inc the doiDgs of some of the courts for a
year or two past. If Judges are to be de-
pendent upon Buckley and his henchmen
for nomination and election. what can we
expect? How easy is il under such a sys-
TEN as finds favor at present 10 fill all the
courts with men whose opinions on various
questions are known and available. THE
CALL does not believe in giving Buckley
and his wolves aud lambs the selection of
Judges. Upon the contrary, we believe it is
time for our citizens to call halt on the
methods OF selection of Judges, in whose
hands the lives and property interests of our
citiZaus rast
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BOW MUCH MONEY.

A contemporary says Buckley has made a
million dollars by manipulating the politics
OF San Francisco and California. We do not
know how true this may be- but probably he
made one or two hundred thousand dollars
out of the last session Of the Legislature.
We presume the public generally realize
that Buckley made himself rich by plumber
ing our citizens. One would naturally sup
pose he would be willing to forego his plum
dering schemes, but no, he now desires to
place himself high among our millionaires.
Permit him to say who shall fill all of the
important fliceS in the State, such as
Mayor, Governor, Judges, etc, and is it not
likely he will gain more wealth? Is it not
surprising that a single, well-meaDing Elan
cin be found who will vote to support Buck
ley and his candidates?
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STAMP 1T OUT.

No citizen who desires to stamp ont Buck
leyism in this city and State should neglect
10 go TO the polls and cast his ballot on Tues
day next in opposition to Buckley's wolves
and lambs. We ought to bear in mind that
we shall never have more favorable oppor-
tuuity to rid ourselves of the men who are
plundering US than at present. Wait for an
other election and we shall find Buckleyism
more firmly intrenched perhaps than ever,
for more of his assistants will be in Office.
II the present occasion be lost we shall wit
ness two years more of plumber through a
Board Of Supervisors and another session OF
the Legislature, when two or three millions
in the form of extra taxes will have to be
horne by the people
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FEDERAL TAXES.

A st. Louis journal accounts in humor-
Gus way for the disappearance OF the farm
ers wheat and corn, pork and other products.
The farmer himself is represented as not
knowing that he has been robbed until
free-trader comes along and enlightens him.
The free-trader shows his estimate of the
average farmers intelligence by such talk
as follows:
Most farmers and workingmen wear flannel
shirts for large part OF the year. AT o'clock
he gets out of bed aud puts on flannel shirt that
IS taxed 100 per cent. This costly garment, Tor
which lie paid twice what it could have been sold
for al fair profit, having been bultoDed up with
buttons taxed 100 per cent, lie proceeds TO put
On q pair of trousers. They are made of coarse
heavy cloth, and The tax is made correspond
ingly heavy, so they cost him 100 per cent more
than they otherwise would. He then
thruSts his feet into pair OF coarse cowblde
shoes, which have been taxed 35 per cent, after
which he puts on coat taxed % per cent. He
wakes up his wife and goes cut into The kitchen
and starts a fire with coal taxed 70 cents on a
ton, and the smoke goes up brick chimney
taxed 10 per cent.
1t is an admitted fact that coarse heavy
material such as is herein described is made
in this country. 1t is well-known fact
also that for several years the home compe-
tltl0n has been SO close that Woolen-mllls
have made little money. They have sold
their products at very small profit. In the
matter of co Wilde shoes, we hot only sup
ply the home market, but export them to
some extent The raw material is free; the
machinery which does part of the work of
manufacture is made in this country. The
coat the farmer wears about his work was
also made in this country, and, despite tax
on foreign wool. it has been shown repeatedly
that SO or SIS suit of clothes of home
manufacture is as good as suits of correspond
ing price in any part of Europe. At the first
glance we thought the Article in our St.
Louis contemporary humorous exaggera-
tion of certain Democratic stump speeches,
but there is evidence here and there that the
ill-informed person who wrote it desired to
be taken seriously.
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SMALL POLITICS.

The so-called "0ld Pard" letter has ceased
TO be an influence in the present campaign,
but the public have yet to pass judgment
upon the action OF the Buckley party in
making forged letter the pivot of their can
yass. Had the sod Pard" letter been genu-
inc it would simply have shown that Colonel
Markham, in common with Senator Hearst
and Mayor Pond, profted or sought to profit
by the employment OF Chinese. Dropping
all other issues in the campaign the Buckley
Democrats have concentrated their energies
in an effort to convince tile people that
Markham wrote letter nine years ago ap-
proving of the action Of the Superintendent
of the Orc Grande mine in substituting Chi
neSe for white labor. This is small politics,
and we shall be much mistaken if it wins an
election for Buckley and his lambs.
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SUGAR BoUNrIEs.

In his closing speech ON the Mckinley
Tariff Bill Senator Carlisle took the ground
that sugar duties are uncon> tiiutional. The
same argument was made against the pro-
tectiTe tariff half century ago. Demo-
Gratis found authority in the Constitution to
impose n revenue tax on articles we must
import, but none to impose tax on articles
which come in competition with home in
dustries. Carlisle, Mills. Wells and other
out-and-out iree-traders adhere substan-
tally to the doctrine John G. Calhoun laid
down more than sixty years ago. Farmers
in California should bear in mind that if the
next House is Democratic the law providing
for bounties on sugar viii be repealed.
Cutting and Loud favor sugar bounties
Ferral and CIunie oppose them.
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WHAT DOES the Boss sAYq

Buckley's morning organ says that Demo-
Gratis should vote solidly for their legislative
nominees. What does the boss himself say /?
There are people in town who are usually
well informed who are confident that the
Senatorial compact, of which so much has
been said, Is being observed in all its details
This compact, according to report, involves
the election of a Republican Legislature this
year and a Democratic Legislature in 1892
1t is. perhaps. question which party the
boss is playing false with, the Democrats or
the Senatorial compact.
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LOOK OUT FOR fRAuns.

Our citizens should be prepared to watch
the ballot boxes on election day, and see that
no fraudulent votes be polled. They should
also guard against false counting after the
polls have been closed. We judge that
similar class of men will have charge of the
polling-places on election day as those who
have hitherto controlled them. Ii so, our citi-
zens may take it for granted that frauds will
be committed if an opportunity offers. There
is one thing. however, in favor Of the people
at the coming election, for this time men,
bers of Congress are to be elected. and the
United States officials will naturally be on
the lnukout
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A STALE TRICK.

Two years ago. if we remember correctly.
the Buckley influence in this city expressed
fears that O'Donnell would be elected
Mayor, the object being to help Pond and to
defeat the Republican candidate for Mayor.
Pond himself, we recollect. was almost fran
tic at the time, and spent few days IN
laboring to brighten our citizens into the sup
port of the Buckley regime. The trick sue
ceeded, and Buckley's man Friday was
elected. We notice now that the same trick
is being played; this time for Goad. has
not the trick become too stale for use again?
As the chances for Buckley's candidates
diminish perhaps anything that will bring
few votes will answer
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CLUNIE AND BUCKLEY.

Clunie, Buckley's candidate for Congress.
toasted his master when in New York at the
Buckley reception. Should our citizens
send such person again to Congress? Is it
not dsgraceful TO permit Buckley to say
who shall represent US at the national cap
ital? Will those persons who desire to have
the markets of the United States for their
fruits, nuts. wine etc., send this demagogue
to Washington to misrepresent them again ?
We shall see
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE. U. S. ARMY, J
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC,
SAS Francisco Oct 81 1895 p. NJ

SIGNAL SERVICE. Z. S. ARMY, J
DIVISION THE PACIFIC,
san FRANCISCO, Oct. 81, ls9O-5 P. NJ
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer has risen in all districts, espe-
cially in Oregon and Washington 1t is highest IN
Eastern Washington, and lowest in Southern Cali
foruia. The temperature has risen in southern
calif.~nfa- and fallen elsewhere. The weather has
boon fair in all districts.
Forecast Till s p. NJ. SATURDAY.
For Northern Caiifornia-Fair weather. variable
WINDS generally westerly nearly stationary tenn
- nature: frosts in exposed places and Western Ne
yaia
Tor Southern Cahlornia-Neary stationary tenn
parature! fair weather; winds generally northerly
cooler AT Los Angeles.
For Oregon-Far weather; variable winds; nearly
stationary temperature; frosts in exposed places
cooler Al Rosehurs.
For WaSbngton-Fair weather; north to west
winds; nearly stationary temperature, except
warmer at olympia and cooler al walia waia;
iros.s Ia exposed places. JOIN 7. FINLEY.
Lieutenant Signal Corps Qn CHARGE.
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VINO WILL VOTE FOR PLUMBER ?

The persons who wish to use Buckley, or
the men he assists into Office, of course Will
vote for the niscreants whom he dominates.
The persons who expect TO profit from hold
ing Office under Buckley will also vote for
his candidates, but we do not see how any
one else can be brought to support Buckley's
candidates. If our citizens were Ignorant,
and did not realize that they were being
plundered continually in the way of taxes,
saying nothing of the vicious influence upon
the judiciary, they might be excused for
voting bad men into office; but we do not
understand what q people can be thinking
of who will support the Buckley regime year
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Does No, Know the Judge.

Mrs. Timothy Sullivan of S36 Howard
street. whose name was used during the ex-
animation of William NJ Nelson on a
charge of libel and it was asserted had paid
Judge Murphy $500, stated to representa-
tive of The CALL yesterday that she does
not know Judge Murphy nor any other
Judge in this city; never had any case in
court, and never Paid $500 or any other
amount of money on account Of any case or
proceeding in court.
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notice.!

Any of our patrons who fail to find
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Kos Montgomery street, near Clay open until IL
o,cfock p NJ BRANCH OFFICES; 40 Market
street near Kearny open until y O'Clock mid night
S2e HAYES street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; sos
1arkin street open until 80 o'clock; 251s Mission
street. open until O'Clock p NJ, and ZIG Ninth
...as+ oran until g 40 p NJ
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TIC Ise1Orhl DthOCtHtIC Tarty
Made good nomination in the person Of Mr.. M.
McNulty for the office of Supervisor OF the Sew
enth Ward. Mr. McNuliy came to California In
1851 from New York City, and Is well known to
all of our business men whose occupation calls
them to the city front, where Mr.. McNulty has
followed the business of ship calking since that
early day. He is also well and favotably known
TO the mechanics of this city. 1t was he who
first yielded 10 the demands OF the ship-wOrkers
In tllr year 1853 for the change from 10 hours TO
hours for a days work, and whether as master
or 1ourneyman lie has held the confidence OF his
employer and his fellow workers.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-01

H. E. Hayes, Master of the Oregon State
Grange and member of Board of Regents Of
the State Agricultural College Of Oregon,
VIII address public assemblage of grangers
and other farmers at San Jose this after
nO0n
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To FOREIGN HEIRs.-The will Of Patrick
Line hey las been flied for probate. The estate
is valued at 1000. and is bequeathed to
niece IN ireland and her sister Mary and brother
Henry. residing IN Australia
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SARAH NoLAN's EsTATE.-Lizzie Nolan has
applied for letters of administration upon the
estate of Sarah Nolan, which Is worth S11, 500.
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PURSUED BY GHosTs.-Aired Pardon was
committed 10 Agnews yesterday by the Insanity
Commissioners. He is native % England. Al
years OF age, and imagnes that he is pursued by
ghosts.
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SUGAR still selling very low. White below &c.
and light brown below Sc per b. All other goods
selling at greatly reduced rates Any one who
wants to reduce their November expenses should
send for price list at Sbarboro d Co.'S, 531 Wash
inptou street
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TICKETS of the Prohibition party can be had
at Headquarters, 1872 McAlister street, opposite
all nj Records
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IF SUCCESS be the true test of merit 1t is settled
fact that Brolcs bronchial 7roches' have no equal
for the prompt relief OF Coughs, Colds and Throat
traat. .lar
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ANGosTURA Bitters is universally conceded to be
the best appetizer in the world Manufactured by
DIR. J, G. b. Segert 4 Sons. At all druggists.
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J.F CUTTERS OLD BoURBoN.-rhis celebrated
whisky is for sale by all hrst-cass druggists and
grOeers. Trade maIk-star within a shield.
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WOMEN avoid suffering by using PARKER's
GINGER Tonic, as 1t is adapted to their ills.
PARKER'5 HAIR BALsAM aids the hair growth
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BANK ExAMINATIoN.-Tne Peoples Home
Savings Bank has been examined by Bank Com
missiOners Gerberding and knight. The re-
sources and liabilities are 81, 02S,754 So.
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DIR. DE WITT c. KRELLINsER's LISIMENr is an
infalIible cure for rheumatism. sprains, lameness
and diseases OF the scalp. and for promoting the
O
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BAKERS PAIN PANAcEA cures pain In man and
beast For use externally and Internally
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CATARRH causes discharge from the nose, bad
BREATH pain between the eyes, coughing choking.
ringing noises in the ears. Hoods SarsapariIIa by
purifying the blood cures catarrh.
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Denton's Basam cures colds, coughs, rheumatism,
kidney troubles, etc. Can be used externally as a
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Eemoval-M. Meussdorner's Elegant New

Eat-Store.
NJ. Meussdorfer, the well-known halter, who
has occupied The corner OF Bush and Montgom-
cry streets for the past twenty-One years, has
removed 10 his new quarters, 113 Montgomery
been opened with the largest assortment of the
finest halls. Friends ana tile public at large are
respectfully invited
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-01

DIR. ROGERS VEGETABLE WORM SYRUP instantly
destroys worms and removes the secretions which
ham
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re- Mind-Resling Tests and Messages
BE- from living friends-Dr Dyer. Grand Army
Hail. Oakland, Sunday. and r. NJ; admission
rec. mol 1t
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DUlnS q VIedt JeaI OF GOOH.
Mrs. J. Berry OF Portland. Me-, writes: YouI
HENRY's CARBoLTc SALvE is doing a great deal OF
good Some OF my friends have been greatly bene-
flied by its 1 think it is the best salve l have
ever used. Beware of counterfeits.
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OFFICE:

THE MORNING CALL
Has n larger circulation than any other
neWsnaper published in san Franclsco.
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CALIFORNIA glace fruits, soc ID. Townseuas..

Visit Battle of Gettysburg, Market and Tentn.+
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.


For Disordered Liver try BEEcHAM's PILLS.
EXTRA mince pies. SwAIN,s. 2la suffer street
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PERSONALS.


Mr. JOHN CARR. DRUGGIST. LATE Ok HAY
nj ,yards-piease send your address to 6. f., Box
g. this Office and learn OF something to your adyan-
tana
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L0R SALE-S AND 10 PER CENT FIRST
mortgages on real estate c. H. STREET q CO.,
4l5 Montgomry St. oc7 I'm
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ 538 kearny st.. the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds. watches; low Interest. oc4 tt
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r. The evening Bulletin, Price Re-
Es~S duced to 10 cents per week, delivered by car
any part OF the city; the Bulletin Is the BEST
oldest and largest evening paper published on the
coast; orders by postalcard or otherwise will re-
ceive prompt attention. ONCE 81 2 montgomery st.
TS Academy Hall Thoroughly RenOvat-
~ ed hall TO Let reasonable 81 Mission Il LIN
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.

NOVEMBER, 1890.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERs.
BOEHRER CO.. CARPEN TIERS AND
y Builders. lis Ledesdorff ST. se3tf
7 vLAwRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
q 6l9 sacramento ST. cabinet WORK and fitting 10
Offices promptly attended to: telephone 500 rul6st
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MONEY TO LOAN

IN 2ND MORTGAGE OR NOTES; ON lST
" mortgage ". J. L. lSAACS ALL O'Farreli.oc3tf
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE

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I AIDES DESIRING FIRST-CLASS COMPETENT
~ female cooks and general house girls call or
send orders to A. b. ROBERTS Employment Agen-
cy. 542 California st. oc2a 7ts
GERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE SITUATION TO
" do cooking and homework in private family i'm
oakland or city; references IL required. Please
West Berkeley moi ais
ADY, UNDERSTANDING CARE OF INFANTS
~ thoroughly, wishes baby to nurse on bottle:
street. moi Sta
~ ERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION FOI, 81 N
" eral housework- 219 Capp ST., bet. Seventeenth
and Eighteenth. mol 9ts
K LDERLY, EXPERIENCED GERMAN GIRL
~ wishes situation for upstairs work and small
children. Please apply 1882 Golden Gate ave, cor
Scott st. rc1 ~
4 ERMAN, EXPERIENCED NURSE FOR THE
" sick and ladies' In confinement wants pOsltion.
references. 24o Third ST., near Folsom, Room 6S:
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RE- Annual Meeting-The EeguIsr An
Lr~S nual meeting OF the stockholders of the Ha-
waiian Commercial and Sugar Company will be held
at the Office of the company, 1927 Market ST., San
Francisco, Cal. on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
November, 1890, at the hour of O'Clock for
the purpose OF electing Board OF Directors to
for the ensuing year, and the transaction of
such other business may come before the meet
ing. Transfer books will close on Monday, Novem-
Der Sd, at O'Clock z. NJ.
mol I'd T. Ii. SHELDON, Secretary
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EOUND-lN OCEAN VIEW, OCTOBER 81, l
L bay horse about II years old: can have
same by proving and paying charges. Apply to h.
VEGETABLES, cor Victoria and Center sts. Ocean
View. mol 3t<
POUND OCTOBER 27, = HORSES: OWNER
Il can have same by proving property and paying
charges. Apply to porter ST. Luke'S Hospital, Va
lencia and Twenty-seveuth SITS. oc30 3t%
r AKEvIEw, THE BEAUTIFUL.
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MISS Bernhard MEDIUM; INFORMATION
WI on stocks, lottery love. ETC. 1853 Fourth Is 3m
MRS. J. j. WHITNEY, CLAIRVOYANT TEST
IN medium. Iifereader. 1872 Market St aula II
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PHOTOGRAPHS ENLARGED IN CRAYOSt SAT-
isfaction guaranteed. 313 Gcary st. oc15 m
COME AND HAVE YOUR PILLOWS AND
" feather beds filed by OWEN McCABE, $40 Mis-
sion ST.. cor Fifth, Pioneer Feather Warerooms I'm
E,oR A STYLISH, WELL-FITTING SUIT TO
H order go 10 SCHEIRLI $50 Clay st -ocl6 If