davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1891-09-11

Shoes are a study; leather
is a study, and the shaping,
and sewing are studies. We
believe we are always improv-
ing on past endeavors. We
shall now improve on the COM
forts and conveniences for our
customers when they are look
ing or buying. If buyers ever
keep a Shoe that fails under
any fair usage they have no
one to blame but themselves.
We sell only good Shoes, and
if there are any flaws we want
the manufacturers to know
that they have not given us
what we paid for, and our GUS
toners will do us a favor when
they bring back imperfe ct
Shoes.
NOzO a0e haze to DzO0eI
There must be 10000 pairs
T Shoes to be haNdZea,
1t ReOe'- HELPS the stock to
bileH and unbile 1t and ear'J
ii from place to blace.
Therefore, we shall sell off
all we can for the above rea-
son and for another reason;
namely-that we think our
customers entitled to some
consideration when we ask
them to let us serve them in
the midst Of painters, carpen-
ter, stone-masons and labor
ing men.
NY
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1891-09-11
SaturdaY, September 26th, l8Qi,

OHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ
,0of I.evari Facias. to me directed, will be
- exposed to public sale, on
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1891-09-11

at O'Clock, p. m, at the hotel of Thomas B.
Windsor, in Milford, in Cedar Creek Hun
bred. Sussex County, Delaware, the follow
inn descrihed real estate TO wit.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-10-31
NOWINY KRAJOWE.
DZIKOSCDOMOkRAT0W.
Wyciem igwizdaniem zagluszyC chcie.
Ii prawde.
New York, % Paz.-

Senator Fasset, republikahski ka-
ndydat ma gnbernatora stanu nowo-
jorskiego, mia} vczoraj W Nowym
Iorku programowa move, przerywa-
na krzyNami i gwizdaniem przez IL
cznie zgromadzonych demokrat6w.
Przysz}o do takiego tumultu, re mu-
siano przywo}ac policye, kt6ra przy-
wr6ci}a porzadek pozwoli}a movie
dalej panu senatorowi. Pod os}ona
mundur6w stray bezpieczehstwa
pow;edzia} tax: "Przez lat trzydzisci
staraliscie sic ME dopuscic do wybo-
row uczciwvch teraz ME dopnsz-
czac g mowc6w do wypowiedzenia
prawdy. Jest to metoda tchorz6w,
rozb6jnik6w i morderc6w, metoda
z}odziei oszustow. Jest to motoda
ludzi, bojacych sic swat}a dziennego
i wychodzacych ma ulice po nocy ze
slepemi latarkami.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-10-31
z CAkEGO SWIATA.
OROZRUCHACH W RHYME.
DuchOwiehstwo ubOlewa mad tenn, re
lud szaleje fanatyzmu zeligijnego

w dope}nienie telegrafcznej via
domosci o rozruchach W Rzymie, po-
daiemy list cd naszego korespon-
denta.
Rzym, 5 Pazd.-Pielgrzymi fran
cuzcy W ksiedze pred pomnikiem
Wiktora Emmanuela wpisali s}owo:
4sNiech zyje Papiez kr6l! Precz z
Wiktorem Emmanuelem! Smier6
krolowi Humbrrtowin' Lud sciga i
bije patnikow. Kilku mich areszto-
wano,by obronic pred zemsta t}umu.
Pred redakcyami Ossercatore Ro-
2nano Moniteur lie Rome t{um
gwizdze i ha}asuje. Gazety rzadowe
domagaja sic ukarania pielgrzy'now.
Ma pomnik W Panteonie plwa} Mi
chel Trupe, 18-letni student francu-
ski. w Neapolu, Palermie, Messy
ME, Florencyi, Genui innych mia
stach odbywaja sic manifestacye
wrogie. .Watykanowi i Francyi.Dzien-
niki katolickie gania postepki piel-
grzym6w francuzkich. P-zyw6dca
pielgrzymow, "a wiedzs Ojca sw.,
przeprasza} ministra spraw wewne-
trznych "a wypadek. Pielgrzymi
opuszczaja :juz Rzym. Ambassador
frncuzki prey Kwirynale wyrazi} rza-
dowi w}oskiemu ubolewanie z powo-
du postepku Francuzow. Nades}ano
r6wniez ubolewanie gabintu francu
zkiego. Veteran w&oscy wystoso-
wall odezwe do narodu sk}a'lki
ma spizowe whence ma grob krola
Wiktora Emmanuela, OLGA ojczyzny.
w processyi ma grob Wiktora E.
mmanuela uczestniczy}o 10000 lu-
dzi; miedzy mimi sz}o trzech siwych
jak go}ebie Kapucyn6w, kapelan6w
"a czasow Wiktora Emmanueia. Lud
powita} ich owacya.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-10-31
PRZYKLAD OLA KORONEROW.
Sad francuski energicznie postapi1 re
sprawcami katastrofy W St. Mande.
Paryz, 26 Paz.

Paryz, 26 Paz.
Sad policyi karnejw Paryzu wyda]
W tych dniaeh wyrok W wsprawie, wy
wolanej przez katastrofe kolejowa
pod Saint Mande. Deguerois, pomc-
cnik zawiadowcy stacyi Vincennes,
skazany zosta} ma cztery miesiace
viezienia trzysta frank6w kary. Ca
ron, maszynista pociagu, ktory naje.
chal, ma diva lata wiezienia 500 fir.
kary, jako g}6wny winowajca. Towa-
rzystwo kolejowe skazno ma zap}ace.
ME Observation-Disclosures pozosta
lynn po osobach zabitych. Parma Jo-
uvin, ktora strci{a rodzicow musia-
}asie poddac amputacyi nogi, ,otrzyma
$4,000 fr.; brat iej $4,000 fir. Dwom
wdowom, ktorych jedna straci}a
corke, druga ziecia, przysadzono
roczna rente, jednej W sumie 1000,
drugiej W sumie 800 fir.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-10-31
Skutki katastrOfy.

W katastro6e kolejowej pod Bur
gas, w Hiszpanii, zosta}o zabitych IA
os6b, j kilkadziesiat ciezko rannych.
Gaia wine przypisat nalezy pietnasto
letniemu telegra6scie, kt6ry zle zro.
zumia} rozkaz naczelnika stacyi, i
fa}szywie przes}a} depesze do nastep.
nej stacyi. Maszynista prowadzacy
pociag, wykaza} wiele poswiecenia ,
zimnej krwi. w stanowczej chwili,
gdy widzia} nadbiegajacy pociag z
przeciwnej stony, da} silna pare,
wykola maszyne i diva wagony z
bsgazami. skiutkiem tego, ocali} zy-
Gle kilkuset osob, gdyz tylko pierw-
sze wagony zosta}y strzaskane, resi-
ia zas ocalala. Sam zas zosta} ciezko
porauiony.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-10-31
OBLAKANIE WSR0D AKTOR0W.

Zpowodu smierci samob6jczej OBJ
}akanych artystow: Marais'go W Pa.
ryzu i Wilt'owej w Wiedniu, przy-
pominajs dzienniki kilka podobnych
wypadk6w dawniejszych. I tax, ko-
mix Gil-Perez wyobraza} sobie, ze
jest piekniejszym niz Apollo i boga-
tszym niz Krezus. Ola tego tez po
poi dnia stawa} pred lustrem,podzi
wiajac swoje weieki, a odwiedzajac
swoje wdzieki, odwiedzajaczym go
wciska} do reki kawa}ki papieru, "a
pewniaiac, il So to banknoty. Cor
tes'owi znowu zdawa}o sic re jest
Napoleonem I; codziennie podp1sy-
wal on wyroki smierci ma wszystkle
wybitniejsze osobistosci we Francyi
Ligier, grywajac wciaz najlepsza
role swoja 'Ludwika NJ uwierzya
wreszcie, ze jest prawdziwym Lud-
wikim XI i W scenic otrucia obawy
pred trucizna dosta} pomieszania
zmys}ow. Lessagne, komik wysmie.
nifty, d}ugie lato przepedzi} W domu
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-10-31
PODsTEPEM DOPJEhA CELU.
ROsja Oszuka@a Niemcy przez puszcze.
ME " SWAT fafszywych wiesci.

Berlin, 81 Paz.-Poniewaz MEM.
cy ME chcieli sic podpisywac ma po-
zyczke rosyjska, z Rosji wypuszczo.
no " SWAT pog}oske, re wojska ro-
ryjskie wyladowa}y pod Konstanty-
nopolem. Wiadomos6 ia zaalarmo-
wa}a strasznie GAIA Europe. Pienia-
DE rosyjskie bardzo .spad}y ma gie&-
dach zagranicznych, agonci rosyj-
soy skupowali je gdzie tylko mogli
po owej spad}ej Genie. Zaczem sic
wyda1o, re pog}oska ~yladowaniu
wojska jest fasszywa, to juz bankie-
rzy berlihscy stracili ogromne sunny
ma pozbyciu sic rosyjskich pieniedzy.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-10-31
WYLEWY w HISZPANJI JAPONJI.
Setki ludzl zginefo-Rozbicie okretu-
Wiele dOm6w zrujnowanych.

Jednoczesnn, prawie doniosiy tele-
granny o strasznych kleskach, jake
zdzia}a&y wylewy w Hiszpan;i, W
Japonii. w Hiszpanii, W prowin-
cyach Walencya, Pantoja, Saragossa
powodz zrzadzi}a szkody ma miliony,
zabierajac liczne ofary ludzi. ME-
daleko wybrzezy hiszpansklch skut-
kiem gwa}townej bury rozbi} sic
okret francuzki "Nantes, ''majacy ma
swym pok}adzie l4o:u popr6znych
bardzo kosztowny }adunek rozliczo-
nych materyj jedwabnych. Z podroz-
nych zaledwie ma}a garstka zdo4a}a
sic wyratowad. w !aponii, okolice
miast Nangasaki, Tschikusen Bu-
sen stoja pod woda. w miejscowosci
Onga-gava przesz@o sto domow "a
walilo sic skutkiem powodzi,a kilku-
dzjesieciu ludzi zycie przytem po-
strada}o. Czterdziesci tysiecy tonn
wegla, ktore W zatoce Kamtse przy-
gotowano ma wywoz do Shanghaju
woda W szalonym pedzie znios}a do
morza. w Japonii licsba ofar W
ludziach ma wynosic kilkaset.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-10-31
Ojciec SWiety... fabrykantem!

Rzym, 30 Paz.
Rzymska gazeta Secole donosi, ze
Ojciec sw. Leon XIII zamierza za}o-
zyc Ma Proti di CASTILLO. wielki zak-
lad przemys}owy dla kilku tysiecy
robotnikow, ably W ten sposob pra-
ktycznie pokazac swiatu; jak powin.
nj ChrzeSciajanie ohchoizic sic ro-
botnikami. Zak}ad ow przemyssowy
pozostanie w1asnoscia Watykanu.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-10-31
STRASZNA KATASTROFA.
Osmnascie os6b zabitych wiele niebez.
piecznie poranionych.
Londyn, 81 Paz,

Londyn, 81 Paz
Podczas wielkiej uroczystosci
spiewack1ej W Cent, W Anglii, ida
rzy} sic tam straszliwy wypadek,
Zaraz porozpoczeciu komersu, kt6ry
mia} sic odbyc ma swiezem powie,
trzu, zapad}a sic estrada, ma ksorej
znajdowa}o sic 5000 osob. o lie do.
tychczas wiadomo, zabitych jest IS.
ciezko rannych 300, lekko rannych
700 osob. Wielu rarnnych zmar}o
wkrotce.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-10-31
Dunkirk, n. Y,

Dunkirk, N. Y,
Dnia 81 Pazdziernika obby{ sic
Stub p. Marcina Mazanego z, panna.
Maria Wicanowska. Z koscio}a pan
stwo m4odzi goscie udali sic do ich
w}asnego domu przy Lake ul., gdzie
sic bawi]i wysmienicie. Ma zabawie
II. by}o przesz}o 100 os6b, pomie-
dzy mimi i kilku kupc6w amerykah-
skich. Polska kapela odznacz>} Ia sic
dobrze pick nem graniem. Nowym
ma}zonkom zyczymy d}ugiego szcze.
sliwego zycia, zdrowia, jalnalep.
szego powodzenia.
Pan Antoni Supkowski buduje sa,
loon prey mar. ulic Zebra i 2.ciej
ktory bedzie nawspanialszym w lnie.
scie. Ma bye wykohczony ma l-gc
Grudnia. Zyczymy mu dobrego po,
wodzenia.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-10-31

sSich W Ameryce ME So dostatecznie
wykszta1ceni. Dalej, re reaaktorzy
ich ojcowie y to So wszyscy "cu-
dzo}oznikami," ''batoznikami," 60
szustami,' "mordercami," "zdraica
mi" 'czyscicielami obuwia," "loka-
jami," ''pisarczykami," it'd, it'd.
Boze, daruj ksiedzu Tomaszew-
skiemu, DO ME vie, co czyni.
Czy ks. Tomaszewski jest tax wy
ksztaiconym, zeby m6g} wydat wy
rok kto ME jest?? List jego jest bez
tresci, z b1edami ortografcznemi
gramatycznemi. .. i TAXI nieuk chce
wszystkich robi6 nieukami!
L obowiazku dziennikarskiego
zwracamy uwage ma to, re chot ks.
Tomaszewski ME umie pisa6 20 pol
sku, jest on jednak, dyrektorem,
nadzorca i najwyzsza w}adza nauko-
wa W szkole parafjalnej polskiej.
Czy dziatwa polska moze sia nauczyt
jezyka polskiego W takiej szkole
Niestety jest duzo takich szkoi W A
meryce, gdzie ami nauczyciel, ami
ksiadz ME znaja nalezycie swego je-
zyka.
TAX nieprzyzwoicie tax g}upio
napisut ksiadz, co on moze poacie-
a=iec do ludu nieoswieconego, to mo-
zecie sobie tylko wyohrazit!
Jeszcze pare slow. Pewni jestes-
my, re ks. Tomaszewski uczypi to
samo, coby uczynili inni ksieza, II.
"a powyzsze nasze uwagi ambony
wyklnie nasza gazette, nastepnie ma
spowie1zi bedzie ludzi sic wypyty-
wac czy trzymajs ",Ameryks," a jak
kto sic przyzna, to ME destanie roz.
grzeszenia.... Oskarzy mas p5zniej
szanowny dobrodziej,o o wystepowa-
mic przeciwko religji,na tej zasadzie,
ze ''zaczepiamy'' jego "swieta ka-
p}ahska osobe." Chociaz bysmy 100
dni poscili i POI roku kleczeli pred
drzwiami koscielnemi chociaz bys-
my niewiem jake dowody sk4adali,
re religje katolicSa szanujemy, ko.
chamy i jej wierni jestcsmy, - to
wszystko "a mic, gdy ks. powie: "Je-
stes bezwyznaniowcym, zydem, tur-
kiem," it'd.
Wreszcie zniecierpliwl sic cz&o-
wick i rzeczywiscie zaprzestaje cho
dzic do koscioaa i s}uchac "taAlch"
kazah 80. w taki spos6b ksieza wy
rzadzaja wlelka szkode religji. liz.
miast starac sic o pczyskanie ludzi
dla religii, to oni inteligentnych cd.
pychaja.
Szkoda, bardzo wlelka szkoda, ze
tu W Ameryce many tax ma3o ucz.
ciwych i intelgentnych ksiezy.
Ksieza (naturalnie ME wszyscy.
tylko g}upsi) mieszaja sic do spraw
kt6re do mich ME naleza, a rozsad.
niejszy ogo}, ma czele kt6rego stoja
dziennikarze, ME pozwala i'm ma to-
do pevnego stopnla. z tad pochodza
wszystkie nasze "k}6tnie" gazeciar,
skie ksiezmi.
Odzywamy sic W tel sprawie dc
wy2szego duchowiehstwa katolickie-
go W Polsce i prosimy, ably stara}c
sic zbadsc nasze stosunki polsko. a
merykahskie, potem wp}ynac swa
powaga godnoscia, czy to "a pomo-
ca artykui6w W dziennikach, czy tel
"a pomoca list6w prywatnych, izby
ksieza gazetami ME wojowa!i-bo
gazety nigdy wpierw ME zaczcpiaja
ksiezy, dop0ki ME. sa przez n;ch "a
czepione.
Skoro ksieza beda pilnowa6 reli.
gil, ME gazet, to lud sic gorszec
ME bedzie.
Dunkirk, n. Y.
Dnia 81 Pazdziernika obby4 sic
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-10-31

ob}akanych, zmar} po gwa}townym
attaku, kt6rego dosta} ma widok tea.
tru, gdzie swieci} swoje najwieksze
tryumfy.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-04
1R0QU0IS BRAVES.
Their Celebration of the Anniversary of
JeffersOn's Birth.

Jefrerson's Birth.
There was not even vague suggestion OF
warpains OF feathers at the wigwam of the
Iroquois Tribe on Suffer street last evening,
but the place looked more like a tropical
garden than the camp of warlike people.
There were palms and palms, evergreen;
and fuchsias AMI the seductive aroma of
beautiful flowers, mingled with the fumes
of fast-decaying Democracy.
The attendance was large. There were
braves, ex-braveS and would-be braves
young braves in the first flush of youth,
beardess and brainless full of enthusiasm,
and Democrats because their grandfathers
had been followers of the great teacher; old
braves with long white boards and bald
heads, whose eyes sparkled with the fire OF
youth, when eX-Judge Mcguire called Cleve-
land the modern Jefferson. There were
also several ladies present and a professor
of music had been engaged for the occasion,
which was nothing less than the celebration
OF the 14Sth anniversary e birth OF
Thomas jefferson.
Grand Sachem C. j. Ruddoek referred
briefly TO this fact in opening the meeting,
and after a recitation by Master Max
Brooks he introduced eX-Judge j. e..
Mcguire, who paid an eloquent tribute to the
| memory of the grandfather of Democracy.
Meyer Cohen followed with song, and
tnen came very llYely rapler contest De-
tween Professor Henri Ansot and SenOI
Alfonso Tuilanes. Both handled their
weapons in a skillful manner and the bout
elieiled much applause.
Thomas Bree with ten of his Pupils, en-
tertaned the audience with banjo and violin
speciaties, after which the professor sang
a song. AT the close of the entertainment
eX-Judge Mcguire was elected life men,
Der AMI Mr.. Rudd0ck cordially thanked
these who had taken part. The committee
having charge of the affair consisted of the
following named members: Z. 2. e. Troy,
Louis Metzger, c. l.. Weller, f. G. Hahn
and Louis Jacobs
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-04
HIGH LICENSE.
The Supervisors Will Next Be
Asked to Enact One.

The success of the movement against the
pool-rDoms, at least TO the extent of secur-
ing prohibitory law by the Board of SUI
pervisors, has infused new life and new
courage into other movements in the in
terest of public morality. The next move
ment will be against the saloons, and it Is
understood to be not far in the future.
The High License Society of this city, of
which the Rev. j. Sanders Reed, Louis III.
BOnestell and other prominent citizens are
active members, has high license ordinance
framed, and the principal movers are now
making arrangements to bring it before the
board. Their task is a somewhat delicate
one, and they hardly know what Supervisor
to approach first.
High license is not eminently popular in
the lower plane of politics, that is, where
the heavy work is done during election
times, hence it takes a man of great moral
courage to father such measure. 1t is
said on good authority, however. that the
trainers of the proposed ordinance have
picked out Supervisor Burling to propose it
to the board, assuring him that he shall
have the moral and material support Of
the entire community in pushing it.
The matter may not made its appearance
for week or two. but it is on the way with
out doubt. The hightoBed saloons are all
in favor of the movement and desire to see
high license law passed that can be en-
forced. They will even support law fixing
the license at $500 year.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-04
ALAMEDA.
Nominations by the Second Non-Partisan
Convention.

Nominations by the Second Non-Partisan
Convention.
A mission will commence tomorrow even
ing in st. Joseph's Church by two Vim
centian fathers. and will continue two
weeks. There will be two masses daily, the
first at O'Clock and the second at o'clock,
and sermon will be delivered at each.
The evening services will commence at Z 80
o'clock.
Harry Furey, son Of F. P. Furey, Park
street plumber, WAS playing with another
boy on the second story Of Stanley Stephen
sons new building yesterday afternoo II. and
fell through an opening in the floor TO the
first story, a distance of eighteen feet. The
force of the fall was broken by striking
timber midway, and he escaped with light
bruises.
j. A. Leonard has been annoyed consider
ably OF late by persons entering the new
buildings which are in course of cOnStruc-
ton by him and breaking windows, loosen
ing the plaster and committing other acts
of damage. Last evening two officers con-
cealed themselves near the buildings and
found that the perpetrators were little boys
who live in the neighb0rhOod. Six OF them
were taken into custody and charged with
malicious mischief. Hardly had the Off ers
reached the prison with them when their
parents came aud bailed the mischievous
youngsters out
The second bipartisan convention.
which was held last evening in Park Opera
House, was largely attended by citizens
from all parts of the city. Great enthusiasm
prevailed and the proceedings were en-
livened by the Alameda Brass Band, which
played lively airs at intervals. Tie meet
ing was called to order by j. I. Fleming,
President of the Democratic Central Club.
August .Gewer was elected Chairman and
j. E. Bland Secretary.
The Chair appointed r. B. Tappan, A. r.
Baum, j. FL. Hubachek, NJ G. Strong and
L. Z. Stoddard Committee on Platform
and Resolutions. The committees report
was adopted without discussion, and was in
substance as follows: That the retail liquor
traffic be rigidly restricted; that the hOols
Of Alameda should ne eXcelled by none
other, and the nominees for School Directors
are pledged to use their efforts to bring the
schools to the proper standard; that needed
IRE apparatus b. purchased immediately;
that valuable franchises should not be
granted without compensation TO the city
favoring reduction of the present water
rates, and the adoption of an ordinance pre-
venting any city official from engaging in
any other business which would influence or
be liable to influence his official acts
The following were placed in nomination
for Trustees: j. G. Wall, E. p. Peekhan,
Stanley Stephenson, L. Wild, William Ham-
mOnd aud j. ii, Cory
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-04
/" Sing Something.n

This stereotyped expression is heard on every
hand, but the difficulty seems to be-ro get some
thing to sing. This difficulty is now removed by
The Charles A vogeler Co., Baltimore, Md, tC
whom our thanks are due for generous supply OF
popular songs and ballads, issued in full, regular
sheet-music size, finely embelished. II is move
and effective means OF reminding the public that SC
long as the great remedy for pain, st. Jacobs oil
exists there is something else that "soothes" the
pains and aches of suffering humanity. our read
ers can now offer no excuse when asked to sing
something" as you obtain list OF these fine
selections from the above firm, who will also fur
nish any or more of them at the rate OF a two
cent stamp for each copy desired upon application
to them your druggist. Let sing
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A False Rpunrf.

The report published yesterday in sem
sational morning contemporary to the effect
that the Italian fishermen were engaged in
the unlawful killing of the seals at the en-
trance to the harbor instigated a strict in
quiry into the facts by the police authorities
and the Italian Consulate. The inquiries
were conducted on separate lines, but led up
to the same conclusions-that no shooting
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School children connected with the G. a r.
May day festival are requested TO assemble at
the Mechanics Pavilion at P. NJ. this Saturday
for general review. Five hundred badges have
been prepared and each child will receive one as
a token OF membership. W. w. STONE.
General Superintendent.
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whatever was done by the Italians, but that
crab-catchers at the Preside Shot seagulls
with which to tempt the succulent crusta-
cean TO MS doom. This. and this alone, was
the foundation for the sensational report.
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L. NJ. Burrows. who was tried by jury in
Judge Hebbard's department on Thursday
on the charge of having embezzled St76
while acting as agent for Z. L. Taylor q
Co. has been convicted. There are two
more charges pending alainst him.
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PUADIFLED CoNDUCToR.-Danel Hurley
was arrested last night by Officer Ryan for ium-
melting II. +. DOlan, MisSion-street car con-
ducIor. Hur ley was charged with disturbing the
peace and battery.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the tavte, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. rev YORK, N.Y.
Ise2 ThsaTutf z ~.
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MRS. M. DAVIS,
232 and ga Taylor Street.
mrli SaSu tf
BOARD OF NEW CITY HALL COMMISSIONERS
CITY and COUNTY TREASURY.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 8. 1891.
IN C0MPLIANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF
i Section OF order No. 1898 Of the Board OF
Supervisors, approved September Is, $780, thers
will be sold at public auction by f. S. Spear & Co..
at their sales-rooms 3l-35 Suffer street. Oh
MONDAY, ApRIL 6, 1891,
at 10 O'Clock A NJ. sGndry articles of stolen, lost
and unclaimed property recovered by the police
force OF San Francisco. detailed In an inventory
thereof file in the office OF the clerk of the Board
of Supervisors. and consisting of jewelry, wearing
apparel, pistols. knives, etc.
Open for inspection on morning OF sale.
j. H. WIDBER
mr6 I'd City and County Treasurer.
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NATIONAL DANGERs.-Dr S. v. Leech viii
speak tomorrow evening at the HOward-street
Methodist Episcopal Church on Our Chief Ma
tIonal Dangers"
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TEcHNIcAL SoeIETY.-The next regular meet
ing of the Technical Society has been postponed
until Friday. April 10Th, when s. Harrison Smith
will present paper on street Payemeuts."
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BEKrELING has the only reliable methods to
fit defective sight. 427 hearny street
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SECURE catalogue and attend the auction sale
OF fine building lots corner Fourteenth and Center
streets. Oakland. Saturday. April 4; 1891, at
o'clock +. NJ, William J. Dlngee, auctioneer.