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The morning call., 1890-06-05
A LITTLE BLUSTER.

If an American journal in commenting
upon the policy Of a British statesman
should attribute unworthy motives to him
the London Times would probably feel
called upon to administer punishment in
the form Of a lecture upon the courtesies OF
discussion. 1t would probably remind its
American contemporary that the policy
complained of was rather the subject for
comment than the motives which prompted
that policy. 1t would be entirely in har-
mOny with the ethics Of journalism for the
Times to show that the American claim to
exclusive jurisdiction iu Behring Sea is in
violation OF international law, but the
Times does not prove the opposite position
by an iunuendo that Mr. Blaine is subject to
the dctatiOn of any class of American
voters. The method Of argument the Times
adopts As the most effective within its range
of ability is not peculiar to that journal,
but it is one thatin its better days it usually
waived aside as beneath its dignity. The
change only shows the direction in which
the Times has moved in recent years and
the level 1t has reached. So Tar as tho
bluSter Of the Times has any effect, it Will
be TO confirm the American State Depart
ment in a purpose to enforce whatever
jurisdiction in Behring Sea may be neces-
Sary to protect the seal fisheries. Inter-
national law is what a combination Of pow
erful nations declare it to be, and in the
Behring Sea case the construction of law
will prevail which can be enforced. II the
British Government can drive the Ameri-
cans out Of the sea the ant-AmeriCan view
will be sustained. IT, on the other hand,
the Americans can keep the British out.
Behring will be a closed sea, whether so
in accordance with previously established
international law or not. The innuendo Of
the Times will not help to a sett ement of
the question. The American people will
be much more sensitive to any lack of firm
ness in conducting negotiations in the
future than IN the past. An administration
that shows too conciliatory spirit In the
face Of such slurs as the British organ has
seen fit to cast will have to make a clear
case against the American position to save
itself when it comes TO answer to the people
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CAUTION
To Purchasers of Real Estate.

The undersigned, as advised by counsel,
deems it his duty to inform innocent par
ties who contemplate the purcha of lots
on Clarendon avenue, under the representa-
tion that said avenue is an open thorough
fare connecting with Park lane, that all
that piece of land lying between Park lane
and the s0utherly line of Eighteenth street
extended westwardly is my own private
property, under a perfect title, and has
been in the peaceable possession of myself
and predecessors for the past 30 years.
1t is true the public havo been suffered to
pass through said land to the Almshouse
ON a narrow eight-foot road by means of a
gate in the fence along said southerly line
Of Eighteenth street extended, which has
been there for more than twenty-five years.
said gate having to be opened and closed
by every passer-by, thus giving notice to
the public that the use of the road was
only during the sutferance of the owner of
the land.
Many hundreds Of wtnesse, can testify
to the continued existence of said fence
and gate. which was destroyed without nv
consent within the last year while grading
Clarendon avenue by parties who claim to
own the land on that avenue The piece
of road at this point, marked on the CITY
Map as the termination of Lincoln road
never had any existence in fact, and the
city never had nor claimed one foot of ii
north of the south line of Eighteenth street.
A few days ago. as notification to the
public, caused to be erected small house
on the line Of this private way. The house
was DESTROYED by armed men, employed
for the purpose, after midnight on May
31st last, and the occupant who held possess
sion for me was driven out by dynamite
Had | been so disposed, | could have re-
gained possession by an armed force but.
as | do not desire to be the cause of riot or
bloodshed, l prefer to enforce my legal
rights in the proper legal manner
With these facts before them If nersons
become purchasers of lots i'll that neiphbor-
hood and find themselves shut up in n
cul de sac. let them blame themselves alone
| have performed my duty by giving fair
warning of the true state of affairs.
ADoLPH SUTRo.
San Francisco. June 8. 1890.
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HARD on EUROPEAN TOURISTS.

The Mckinley Tariff Bill withdraws one
of the inducements that have been held out
to rich Americans to make tour of Eu-
rope each summer in preference to visit
to localities of especial interest in their
own country. Under tho present tariff all
baggage comes in free which the owner
will swear is for personal use. 1t has been
broadly hihted that the wants of friends
we're sometimes supplied at the expense Of
the Government by the slight mental reser-
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SWEPT OVERHEARD.

Sad Fate of San Francisco Youth
While at Sea.
Intelligence has been received via Liver
pool of the sad death of Clarence Delaney,
eldest son of the late Captain Delaney of
this city. The young man was a seaman
on a British ship, and off the west coast of
Africa was swept overheard and lost. No
further particulars Of his death have been
received. He was about a years of age,
and has mother and brother in this city
and two married sisters in the country.
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A Miner Drnxn.d.

The body of Casagrande Autone. coal-mner,
was found in the bay Tuesday morning by L..
Bianchi. of Fisherman's Wharf. 1t was badly
decompo,ed and had been in the water about
eight or ten days. Antoine arrived in this city
from coal mines in Washington on May 24Ib
He engaged room at tue ST. George Hotel On
keaTny street, when II was noticed that he had
been drinking. Since then The hotel men have
not seen him alive.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

rAIIY CALL dneluding sundays, So per year by
mail postpaid: 10 cents per week, or 50 cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL five
copies three months. Sc 25 SUNDAY CALL twelve
rages) 81 80 per year. postpaid. SUNDAY CALL
al d WEEKLY CALL 50 80 per year, postpaid.
MkEkLY CALL teight pagesl 81 25 per year, post
iald lluOs Of ten isent to one addressl $40.
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Tho Macdnlen Aarlnm.
Divorces Granted.

Jennie Cohen has been granted divorce
from Joseph Cohen by Judge Lawler for
extreme cruelty, and on the same ground
George B. Davidson was granted divorce
from Julia Davidson by Judge CARRIER
Judge Levy granted Amelia J. Fenner a
divorce from 0. B. Ecnner for desertion.
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.rCTIoN SAFES TODAY.

FrRxGruRE-By Chas. Levy, at 112s34 Howard
St, at ! O'Clock.
FUBNIIURE.-By Geo. +. Lamson, AT OLA Sutter
St, AZ II o'clock
REAL EsTArE.-By NcAfee, Baldwin 4 Co, at
Irving Hail. AT u O'Clock.
CATTLE-By hilllp n Co. st corner Bryant and
Iel.Ih SIS. at II O'Clock.
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525 montgomery street. near Clay, open until II
0 clock p. N. BRANCH OFFICES: 20 Market
street, kearny, open until u O'Clock midnight
sSe- Hayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; 6o3
Iatkin street, open until $50 o'lock, and 251S
Mission street oman until g O'Clock
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The second trial of Fong Ching, better
known as Little Pete." who is charged
with jury-bribing. was set for YESTERDAY
but it has been again postponed and will
come up on Saturday to be finally set. His
attorney is going TO Alaska and desires a
continuance until his return. :"
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wtATHER PREDICTIONS.

SIGNAL SERVICE L. s ARNY,O
DrvIsIoN or THE PACIFIC,
SAN FRANCISCO. June 4, 1ssO-5 P NJ
Synopsi for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest in Washington and
lowest in Arizona; the temperature has risen in all
districts; the weather has everywhere been fair.
Forecast Till : p. NJ, Thursday.
For Observation-Disclosures; fair weather: north
westerly winds: warmer in the interior; cooler
along the coast
Tor oregon and Washington - Warmer; fair
weather; variable winds. J. f. MAXFtELp.
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That Diseased Meat.

John. Hammersehleg has signed paper
in which he exonerates the proprietor Of
the butcher-shop corner of Fifth and Glenn
entina streets from all blame in connection
with the diseased meat recently seized at
that place. The health authorities will
still further investigate the matter.
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JUDGE LAWRENCE OF the Supreme Court of Ne,v
York has just decided that Dr. j. G. b. secert &
Sons have The exclusive right to the trademark ana
name OF Angosura Bitters. and has granted them an
injunction against @. w. Abbott a Co. of Baltimore
restraining them from using that name or putting
up goods in Imitation OF Angostura Bitters.
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Tn walls. Fargo & Co.'S s,ores

In Wells, Fargo * Co.'s stores.
Detectives Lean and Handley made a
raid yesterday on the fourth floor of Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s building, New Montgomery
street, and found 400 Original Little
Louisiana Lottery tickets in a coal bunker
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GRAND JURY VIEWS.
The Industrial School Considered
a Failure.
Grading of the Inmates Recommendsd-Re-
pairs Required-The Magdalen Asy-
lum Speaks for Itself

The County Grand Jury yesterday fled
with Superior Judge Murphy the following
report on the condition of the Ind ustrial
School and of the Magdalen Asylum.
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR THE SUMMER
MONTHS,

Subscribers who intend going to the country dur
irg the summer months can have THE DAILY CALL
mailed to them for week longer at regular sub
scrpton rates I5c per week. Give order to carrier
.or send 10 business office.
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ST. LUKE's-SUNDAY SCHooL-St. Luke's
Sunday held Its annual picnic at Fort
Point Tuesday 1t will support girl In the
OTDnanage.
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CHARGE DIssIssED.-The charge Of as
sault with a deadly weapon against Rose Cronin,
who attempted to carve Cornelius Croniu with a
knife on March 17tn, WAS dismissed yesterday by
Judge Van Reynegom on motion OF the District
a L..
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Do you wish TO know how 10 have steam
and not half the usual Work on wasr-day? ASK
your grocer for a bar of Do6bins' Electric Soap.
and the directions will tell you how Be sure TO
get no imitation There are lots OF them.
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MINISTERS, lawyers, teachers and others
whose occupation gives little exercise should use
Carter's Little Liver Pills for torpid liver and
bOusness.
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ADMISSION DAY.-The preliminary work in
connection with the celebration OF Admission
day next September will be transacted by the
Native Sons Friday evening In the Bijou Theater.
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THE CALLS cALENDAR.
JUNE, 1880.

Inv OF our patrons who fGd TO find The
b.CRHIEG CALL for sale BY train-bOys wh
coner fGvOr BY notifying this office Of He
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No snide agents. Fine bust cabinet photos,
81 so per doz. New York Gallery, 1144 Market
street, between Mason ana Taylor.
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TEMPERANCE LECTURE.-R. Guy Mcclellan,
the temperance orator, viii sneak on "The Evils
of lntemperance and the Remedy" al Mission
Opera Hall next Thursday evening.
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BLYTHE CoNTEsT-L. E. Bulkeley closed his
argument yesterday for the London Savage
claimants to the Blythe estate.
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PALACE BATHs.-Warm salt water. Large
swimming tank. Porcelain tubs. Elegantly re.
filled. Now open. 715 Filbert street.
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FELL FROM CAR.-John GOssek. saloon
keeper at 1o2 Sixth street, fell from Market.
street cable car yesterday morning and sus-
tanned a severe ldcerated wound OF the scalp,
which was treated at the Receiving Hospital.
The morning call., 1890-06-05

For THROAT DISEASES AND CoUeHs. Bro,on,s
Bronchial Toces like all other really good things
are initiated. and purchasers should be careful to
obtain the genuine article prepared by JOHN 1
BROWN d Sons
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EXTRA strong broken hoarhound candy, pure
Vermont maple sugar. TowDseudis.
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GALL SAN FRANCIsco THURsDAY JUNE s 1seoEIGHT PAGES

IF you have made up your mind to buy Hoods
Sarsaparilla do not be persuaded to take any
other. Be sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
possesses peculiar strength and curative power
The morning call., 1890-06-05

ADAIR WELCKER, Attorney -atlaw, opposite
Berkeley Station, Berk eley, Cal.
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oFFICE !:

THE. MORNING CALL
Has s larger circulation than any other
published in San Francisco.
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rEARs, Soap secures peauIIluI complexion. :.

School children in crowds visit Gettysburg
Panorama
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NOTICES OF MEETINGs.

IF YOU HAVE NEVER USED Carter's Little Liver
Pills. go at once to the nearest drugstore and get
vial They will surely please you. Don't forget this.
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- Ancient Order Hi
zS~ bernlans The biennial
convention of the A. o. Ii. OF
California will assemble in Elk
Hail, 254 South Main St, Los
Angeles, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
TUESDAY, June 10. 1890. As
this is to be the most important
A. o. h. ever held in the State
divisions TO be fully represente
By order j. j
T.
my25 80 jel 8 II.
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BrAcHAM's rrILs cure suck headache,
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REPAIRS NEEDED.

Returning to Ihe affairs OF the Industrial
School we fnd that the buildings are much out of
repair. The roJf leaks. the floors badly
worn, the plumbing and sewerage In bad cOu-
dltiOn and The oven in the bakery burned out
The necessary repairs should be made even AT
the cost Of an Increased apprnprlatlOn.
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The Fertilization Bill was yesterday
amended by the Senate. particularly in ref
erence to machinery for the manufacture of
guns of large calber at the Watervliet
Arsenal, and passed
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MALE HELP WANTED.
lumber MAN FOR MINE, 50 A DAY; TAILOR
for country, $50: Quarry-men. 81 rs; plain
carpenter. 81 80 day; ox-teamster $780, milk
ers, $50; buttter-makers, SO; 10 farmers, s25
and $50; 10 laborers. city. $50: hotel cooks. $40
and $50; walters for summer resort $50; night
cook. $50 and room; hotel walters, $50 and S35;
waiter, and wife as ehambermaid. $45: coored
walters in one hotel, $50. fare paid. Il. T. WARD
CO., $40 Clay st. 1t
Ak MEN FOR RAILROAD WORK IN WASH
fC ington; teamsters S35 and board; laborers,
81 20 per day: board 80 per week; fare through to
the work, 50 SO; all summer work; no ofce Zee: go
on Monday steamer. For tickets and Information
apply to X. 7. WARD & CO.. $40 ClaJ ST. 1t
lAi iANTEp-wAITERF FOB SPRINGS. $50; WAIT
w er, city, S35: German cook, $40: vegetable man,
$50; dish-washer, $50: Frenchman for cheese fac
tory, $50; mixer, $50: laboring men, 81 a day;
Iaborer for sawnili, $S5 and found nurse for pri-
vate hospital, $50; ETC., at DEL0RME * ANDRE,
$40 Sutter St 1t
IN wooD-CHOPPERS WANTED TO GET CORD
" wood and make posts, good layout: 2 charcoal
burners FOR mine; mixer and farmer SS5; also 100
men Tor canal. scraper teaming aayhands, harvest
hands, mixers, butter makers; ranch-boy, Si5;
cooks, walters, disil-washers and others dish
washer in small country restaurant, $40 and found
w. ID. EVER Il CO., 626 Clay st. 1t
poY WITH YEARS EXPERIENCE IN BAR
ID Der business; German preferred 2544 Folsom
street js5 -.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

DROTESrANT COOK For FAMILY ON RANCH,
L $50 and fare: cook for ranch hands and one
LADY, $25, fare paid; mattresses, country hotel,
s25 and fare; hotel cook, country, $35: waitress,
restaurant $50 and room and a number of girls for
housework, city and country r, L. WARD CO,
$40 Clay 1t
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INANTED-wAITRESS, NICE PLACE NAPA
w County, summer resort, $685. Mattresses,
country hotels. S25 and $50; German cook, san
Rafael, S35 French cook, $25; laundress, country
$25: French nnrse, country. $50; German cook
San Luis Obispo, $50; girls for general housewOrk
and cook on a ranch, S25. DELORaIE a ANDRE,
st
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@TP A. o. II. Board of -A
s~S Directors-A special meet GAF|(IgN.a1
ing OF the Board OF Directors A. ~ \ktFSf y
o. II. Will be held in Irish-Amer- (slSAt \Gx<9 x(1
lean Hall THIS (THURSDAY) g N-AsA lSgTxrf
EVENING, 9th inst, at 8 O'Clock. sSrSfSS ssC
BY order fE~IA
N. T. DuNLEAvY. @. S. IL u CARR. c. d.
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"Litile Pe,.,sn c.s

San Francisco, June 8. 1890. o
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COMPETENT GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO
~ do cooking and general h0uSework; will do
plain washing and ironing; city or country. 22l
Miuna ie5 2t<
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E459 Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Kidney Dis
es~D ease, rheumatism, etc, permanently cured
by taking DIR. Halpruner's Liniment internally In
water, per directions. Price soc and bottle Sold
by all dealers. Prepared by DIR. hALPRUNER,
$50 Market.
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s)YoUNG LADIES, AMERICANS, WISH POSI-
= tion as chambermaids in hotei city country.
Call or address A. C., 1928 Powell st. je4 BIZ
VOUNG GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO DO
housework second wOR Apply 1914 Taylor
street. led 3t%
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ES A. q. H., Division
#-S No. 2-The re gular meet p @fv~GA4
ing of the above division will be '(&JA\ \AfHFs&
held at Irish-American Hall on ~3.SsAA \\SS7Gsins
THURSDAY EVENING, the 5th a SZ.f7Q k&sv%6e (
inst, at O'Clock. Every mem AaSX2kH s. -
is requested to be present. By ' Exe2
order NJ C. GORHAM President
NJ r DoSIRAvy Secratarv iaf ot
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ES5 San Francisco Alliance, No. ~
S>0 i, st. =. A. OF CaL-Brothers-The s-qt$4,
regular monthly meeting will be held in i3rEgLSN
X. Il. b. Hall THIS (rHURSDAY) ZDlf.sslN
EVENING, at 3 O'CLOCK. Proposed amend SOL
meeting. Per order. J. j. LYONS, Pres.
j. Ii. O'CoNNoR, Rec Sec. 1t
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w ANTED-COoK, WEEKS WORK, $40; SEC
v, ond cook, hotel, $35; waiter, hotel, country,
$50; diSh-washer, S35. and other hotel and restau
ant help, city and country. Apply to j. f. GO
SETT q CO., 62S Sacramento ST 1t
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY,
TIE SUBSIDY BILL.

THE SUBSIDY BILL.
Congress Will have 20 pass upon the
subsidy question. The Farquhar bill to
nd ia the establishment OF American
merchant steamship lines with foreign
countries, especially VITA our sister re-
publics on this continent, simply applies
the same prime. pie OF encouragement
70 foreign commerce as has been ex-
tended for years to domestic commerce.
The federal government has aided IN
the building of railroads, has improved
rivers and harbors and has fostered
canals, for the sole purpose Of afford
ing cheap, direct. rapid and adequate
nter-communlcat,on. And the result
has been the development of az inter
state commerce which IS theadmration
OF the world. While engaged IN this
work it ls no wonder that we have over
looked any foreign application of the
principle. Moreover 1t IA always the
best policy Of nation first TO make the
most Of what It has before reaching for
more.
The American merchant feet" of
which we have heard so much and
which 40 proudly sailed the seas before
the rebellion. was swept away during
that unfortunate struggle. Had our
merchant marine not been given It's
death blow al that time. still 1t could
not have held It's own against the sub
sidlzed fleets of Europa. The latter
have been protected by their respective
governments by heavy subsidies, some
times openly called 50 and sometimes
disguised under the form of cOmpensa-
ton for carrying the mails. The COM
petition among those foreign steam
ship lines, protected by subsidies, Is 80
great that freight rates have been re-
duced TO the minimum. American
capitalists can not compete. Thus
while we have protected our manufac-
turers and placed them in position to
compete successfully with Europe, we
have not gwen our shipbuildsrs and
ship owners the same protection.
Now what does the Farquhar
bill PROPOSE To have Amer
ican mails carried to foreign
countries by American vessels. instead
of being let TO the lowest bidder of
foreign subsidized fleet, and TO pay such
price for the service as viii give an
impetus 70 the establishment CT a first
class American merchant marine.
There Is no economy in a starvation
policy on the part of the Government
toward say Of our home enterpr 1ses.
IL IS better to pay out two dollars a.
home than 70 send one dollar abroad.
What would be thought Of the policy
of sending 20 Europe for cheap masons
and carpenters 10 build pOst-office
buildings, instead Of having them built
BY American artisans at American
wages The Administration that would
propose 10 would be condemned by the
American people. But how much dif-
fsrent in principle would such a propo-
sition be from paying low rates TO for
eign vessels for mail service, instead Of
paving living rates 20 an American
hnsP Or how much different would it
be from the letting Of an army blanket
contract 10 an English manufacturer
by the Cleveiand Administration Not
IN tho least. The principle IS a good
one aud the time has now come for an
application Of it to external commerce.
Congress should perfect aud pass the
bill at this session.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

II the population Of New York city
IS % 1000. as estimated, then that city
contains more inhabitants than any
one of the following States: Alabama,
Arkansas, California, Colorado, Con-
nectcut, Delaware, Florida more than
the total population of the last four
combincd), kentucky, Kansas, Louisi-
ana, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota,
Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada, New
Hampshire, New Jersey, Oregon,
Rhode Island, South Carolina, Yer
mont, West Virginia, or in the four
new states Of North and South Dakota
Washington aud Montana.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28
CROzIER & CUTTERS
T. b. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
Real Estate Department.
Weston Building, - Canal-St.
Real Estate and Loans,

WE have some very Gue business iots men
W TONED below ior sale or exchange FOX
good Tes.de.Ce iogs. 10 feet iTOal on AoIth
side OF " 81 Bridge 81. and lust yest a.
Stock.ng-st.. is lees cn oJutl i1t.si0f.-st., be-
tween Bartlett ana 1oe3Ftcb sia.; a. icci on
Madsou-aye.. corner 81 HsiLst. Those look
ilg for a business location o. Al Investment,
viii be- we'll paid ly InyeStgaliug above.
CroZiey Cutter real estate department
ETTE have few nice residence lots for sale On
~ south LaiayeJie-st., near FittA-2re.
EOB SALE-Cheap and on terms 10 suit. the
splendid EcW residence corner Of Buck
eye and Cempt rsis. L0oS II over
EGOR SALE-5-r0om house and lot. at 40
South iOnla-sG., SltOl. A.SO an o-rO0n
house and lot. az 6,a South Laiayette-st.
WE have several good farms near :he city
W for sale ar excnGnse. We can give you
some good Bargains.
TWO nice lots ia 0aHda'e Park 70 exchange
for = good hGioInG lot inside the limits.
Viii pay the difference.
EOR kESl-TNo Etce teuemcnts Of FIVE
rooms each. VIII all modern c0nyelienceS,
st $40 per month. Secure them AZ once.
Crozier d CATERS Real Estate Department.
Telephone S44.
E. 3. CALDWELL. Manager.