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WEArnLR rRrpIcTIoNs.
S1GNAI. SERVICE L. s. ARNY,O
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC, :
So FRANt1Sto Nav 2S lS9l-5 p n. }

SIGNAI SERVICE L. S ARNY,0
DIVISION OF THE Pacific,
SAS FRANCISCO, May 25. lo3l-5 p. NJ
SynOps.s for the Pasr- Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer has fallen IN au districts especial
~ IN Northern California, Western oregon and
Western Washington. II IS below the normal at ali
stations The barometer is highest at Eureka
$4,000. and lowest at Yuma (29.-4) and at Red
Bluff aud Baker City t2g sO) The winds have been
variable in California. Nevada and Arizona, and
northerly in oregon and Washington The force
Las been light 20 fresh except brisk along the coast
OF Northern California aud IN Northern Nevada.
WiuuemuCca. north. 70 miles; san francisco, south
west. i. The temperature has fallen along the
California coast and risen elsewhere. Light rains
have fallen on the northwest coast OF California
aud ia Western Nevada; elsewhere fair weather
has prevailed. Wlnuemucca, o. Of an inch; Eu-
reka, II . Carson City. Us.
Forecast Till y z. NJ. Sunday.
For Northern Csnfornis-FaIr weather, except
light rains along the coast. at Kee.er and m West
ern Nevada; variable winds: nearly stationary
temperature, except warmer in the Sacramento
and san Joaquin valleys and on the northwest
coast.
FOR Southern California - Fair weather; west
erly winds; nearly stationary temperature. except
slightly cooler al Los Angeles.
For oregon and Washington-Fair weather, ex-
cept light rain at Fort Canby; winds generally
cooler al Olympia Portland, WalIa Wa!Il and Rose
burg. JOIN z. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Nineteenth Infantry, IN charge.
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TEACHERS ANNUAL OVERLAND ExcuRsIoN
Leave San Francisco June I'd, to New York. Boston
and all Eastern ties stop at Salt Lake Cty and
Niagara Falls. Lowest rates. Pullman tourist-cars
Special cooperation OF State Supt Anderson. Sac
ramento; 5. +. City Supt. SWEET, Professor Knowl-
ton, Supt. Mccoy, y Nj. C. A, San Francisco County
Supt. Frick, Oakland. For herths, etc., address r.
Z. shearer, Manager, New Montgomery St, s +.
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A Victim of Cncaine.

DR.. J. Stammer was treated at the Re-
ceiving Hospital yesterday afternoon, suf-
fering from the effects Of cocaine, to which
he had long been addicted. He was found
at the Lick House in an unconscious condi-
ton. Alter temporary treatment he was
sent to the City and County Hospital.
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BATTERED With a BOTTLE.

Michael Ryan, a sailor on the United
States steamer Thetis, was treated at the
Receiving Hospital last night for lacerated
wounds of the forehead and cheek, after
which he was locked up for drunkenness.
He said that while drinking in a saloon at
the corner OF Battery and Pacific streets, a
woman struck him on the head with a
bottle.
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SiXt88l-P2gG Edition.
NOTICE I
SUNDAY

Any Of olr patrons rho fail to ind THE
MORNING CALL for sale 5y train-5oys
5rHl confer a faror By notifying this office Of
ueJ0ct, naming The date and tram.
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blood for years may be thoroughly expelled by
giving Hoods Sarsaparilla fair trial 1t really is
wonderful blood purifier ana spring medicine
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IN ANCIENT RoBE.-An interesting service
Will be held in the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Hall for young men only this afternoon
at 3 O'clock, ana will be addressed by Rev.
George l.. McNutt. lie Will deliver one OF his
popular illustrated lectures, and mis- theme viii
be "a Throne aud a Dungeon Ia Ancient Rome"
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EXEMPT FIREHIEN's SoNs-A meeting for the
organization OF an Exempt Firemen's Sons AS
sOeIation will be held at the hall OF the Exempt
FIRE company on Brennan place TO morrow even.
Ing
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PHILOSOPHICAL SOeIETY.-At the meeting OF
the TheOsODhIcsl Society this evening at Red
Mems Hall, President Rambo win render a re-
port OF Tue late Tbeosophlcal Convention in Bos-
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FOR SERVICES RENDERED.-Leopold Loupe
mas sued Jane and C.. W. Callaghan for $500
claimed by him for services in partiIioning real
estate sold for them.
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No SAFER REMEDY can be had for Coughs and
Colds, or any trouble Of the Throat than Bro,U,,,
Bronchial TTocIes" Price 25c Sold onIu In bore,
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ANeosTURA BTTTERs makes health and health
makes bright rosy cheeks and happiness. Dr.J G. b.
Siegert& Sonssole manufacturers Ask your druggist
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THE Palace Salt Water Tub and Swimming,
7l3 Hilbert street. are now open for the season..
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J.F.CUTTER's OLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all brst-class druggists aud
gTOcers. Trade mark-staT within shield.
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JOSEPH A. LEONARD, the "home builder OF
Alameda, will supply you with a home in that
pretty suburb on very easy terms. Don't buy
until you have seen him.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


E~ whitening Rooms, . up; Papering
@~S rooms, 50 up. 5l3 Third st. my24 limo
ne Bicycles. Tricycles. Baby G irriages
EfNS repaired; rates reasonable. 227 Fifth.m24 1t
RS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Figure on New
E~S building. 3Ol5 Mission ST., cor Army. ltt
- Bad Tenants Elected for 81. Coilec-
&-@ tons made. city country. Paciac Collection
Company, 62S California ST.. Room .. de22u
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LADIES and children's straw hats, loo each.
Pioneer Dry-goods Store, 105 Fifth street.
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II aflicted with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac Thomn-
son S Eye Water. Druggists sell it at 25 cents
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SCALMANANI's MOTEL. Bonetti has sued
Giovanni Scalmanani to recover $1,000 on a
DromissOrY note.
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LADIES wanting any medical aid remember DR..
Anthan 229 Kearny deceives nor fails to cure
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suspension OF the ..AIta California,

oNhptHbIUH OF tIIt HUH NdIfIVIIIIHs
1t was definitely known yesterday that
the Alta California, the oldest journal in
this State, is about to suspend publication.
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JUNE styles Butterick's patterns Catalogue.
mailed free II. A. Deming, l24 Post ST.
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE

Fas larger circulation than any other
newspa per published in San Francisco.
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BEEoHAM's PILLS cure bilious and nervous Ills
EXTRA mince pies. SWANS. 213 Suffer street.
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R%s Removal Notice.. Foley & Co.,
No. pioneer hide and wool dealers, would re-
spectfuly inform their numerous friends aud pa
irons that they have removed from their old stand,
2I9 and 22I Drumm ST., to their more commodious
and extensive quarters adjacent to railroad faciii
ties Sc. cor of Seventh and Channel Sts where. in
addition to their lon2-estabShed hide, wool and
fur business they have renewed wOoI-pulling and
Ter position to pay full cash prices for all hides,
sheepskins. etc. consigned to their care. Very
spectfuy, II. FOLEY Il co. Il. cor Seventh and
Channel sts telephone No 1895. myl3 II "a 3t
~ For SaIe-That Very DesiI able Bust
Eb~S ness property known as Central Presbyterian
Tabernacle, rs feet Golden Gate and IS feet
on Polk ST.; northeast corner; sealed bids received
for lot. building and contents; also lot separates
building to be removed bids received until June
lst Address JOHN MCCULLOCH Secretary Board
of Trustees. WebSter st. mYl7 l4t
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E. H. BLACK, painter, removed to ia Eddy ST.
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VoUNG MAN, FROM 1S TO 20 YEARS. WHO
has just lett school. to make himself generally
useful in store: one who understands oooX-aeeping
wages SIS to IS per week. Address J.. A. Box 1873,
CALL Branch onice. myZ4 u
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4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOT IN II IL YOU
- don't read Cocktail BOOthby's American. Bar
tender; standard authority so cents at ali news
stands. lny22 7t$
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RUTLER AND VALET; ENGLISH; THOR
ID oughIy experienced: good references; as valet
aud attendant to an invalid gentleman. Address
Butler. - Minna st. my24 2t%
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500 pastry COOK ant baker for water resort, $50.
see party here Sunday: BAKER for small resort and
help on The range. $40; head cook, city. $50; 2
laundrymen, country. S35 each; French or Italian
waiter, country restaurant, $40. G. h. HANSEN &
CO., ITO Geary ST. my24 ct
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JAPANESE FOR CHAMBERwORK COUNTRY
- hotel. $50; Japanese cook and dishwas her coua-
try $40 and So a week japanese to black boots
country barbershOp, $40 week; Japanese COOK for
ranch $40; Japanese COOK, country S25 q r
HANSEN q CO., 10 Geary ST. my24 Ut
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100 MEN FOR COFFEE AND SANDWICH OR
W. eggs. 5 cents cheapest in California A
FOurth ST. loOl Market 425 East st. lny22 It's
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CTRIKE ENDED-WANTED-BAN SAWYER
- aud bench-hands Pacific Planing-milis, Berry
St. lear Sixth. my22 6t%
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NOTICE-ALL Statesmen WHO HAVE REGIS
~ tered their names VITA US for the Marhet-st.
store will call at once; experienced statesmen who
have not done invited to call and make aDFii
cations 3O5 Kearny ST. Room l. my24 2tF
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w ANTED-A MAN TO WORK ON A FARM 18
W miles from San Rafael mnSt know something
OF horses and be able to mus or cows; Scandi-
naVian preferred; wages $50. Apply Monday morn
Ing at 95l Chestnut ST. my24 20
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~ The CaIedonian Club of :,

re- The Caledonian Club of \ q
3D. san FranclseO-Silver anniversary N ia "
and grand gathering OF the clans in the SlATES
'GaTb OF Aud Gaul," Saturday, May 80, &$
1891, at Shell Mound Park Berkeley. The club is
determined TO make this the twentY-hfth annual
gathering and games, the grandeSt and most enjoy
able event OF tine season. New games will be intro
duced never before seen IN America. A large list
OF exciting club events open to members of
clubs from all parts of the world who will receive
over $500 in cash and other prizes including two
handsome gold medals, value 5000 EACH for long
distance Scottish national dancing by expert
clansmen and lads and lasSies in costume; also
long list of games open to all corners. for winch
there are large cash well other valuable prizes
Delegations from all parts of the United States and
Canada will be present TO take part in this auspic-
ious occasion. he usual Highland hospitality will
be exended to all. Dancing from IL 4. ~. in two
payiIions to the music of the celebrated Golden
cate Band There will be a full corps of Highland
pipers in costume Games commence at A. NJ.
sharp and close at 8 p. n. No intermission Trains
connect with Oakland Ferry every half hour. Ad-
mission 50 cents; children % cents Be sure and
buy your ticket for Shell Mound Park
w. q. BURNETT, Chief.
THOMAS WILSON, Secretary. myl7 lat
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YOUNG MAN AND WIFE WANT SITUATION.
L hotel, club. house institutions; man do any
Kind work; wife thorough cook, all branches: pest
references. j. g., $50 Folsom 81. my24 ~
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EIRST-CLASS WOOD-TURNER: GOOD STEADY
BrannaH ST. my24 US
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l. IRST-CLASS BOOK-KEEPER DESIRES TO
l keep set Of books in the evening time: best city
references II required. Address w. b., Box 10,
this Office. mv24 2t%
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" ANTED--6 BRICKLAYERS FOR SEWERS.
W Call at 3O2 Montgomery ST., Room Il. for next
3 days. ii. e. PARTRIDGE. my23 ITS
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POY. is To IT YEARS AGE, WORK IN STORE;
BranCA once. It's
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BAR counters constantly on hand. 118 Powell.
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INTELLIGENT YOUNG PERSON WANTED TO
i read To stenOgrapher from to p. N. daily Ad-
dress. stating age aud compensation required. b..
Box 50, CALL Branch Office. Its
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4 GENTLEMEN TO TAKE SUNNY, FURNISHED
" rooms from 81 4 week upward. Can 5l5 Mis-
sion ST. my22 3ts
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III ANTED-BOY IN LAW OFFICE. ADDRESS
In applicants handwriting B., Box l49, CALL
Branch Office
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~ MEN TO HANDLE GRAIN; LONG JOB; s. 80
III day. Apply here this Sunday forenoon to
G. r. HANSEN Il Co, ITO Geary ST. 1t
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y GOD PAYING l5c BARBER-SHoP AT A BAR
~ gam satisfactory trial given. Address b. A. r.,
Box 143 CALL Branch once. my24 It's
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BLACKSMITH AND SHOER, COUNTRY SHOP
- vs. 90 day; wood-worker and wheelwright
country, - a day; br!ck-moIders, $50 and found;
oTlek-nolders $40 and found; blacksmith country,
$40 and found; blacksmith So a day; 3 German or
scandinavian farmers for orchard, $50; farmers,
near city go and $26; butter-maker and run cream
separator, $50; Portuguese mixers, $50: butter
MAKER $50; mixers, $25. C. r. HANSEN & CO.,
11O 6eafy st. my24 2t
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LIRST-CLASS TAILoRS ON COATS. GABEL'S
i 3O8 Stock lDy24
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EXPERIENCED DRESS, DOMESTIC. FANCY
I1land geutS furnishing statesmen. l26 Sixth
street. my23 BIS
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- Church of the Advent episcopal,
> I~S the Peoples Church, now worshiDing in Met
ropolitan Temple, Fifth ST., near Market-Rey John
Gray. rector. Morning prayer and sermon at IL
A. N. SUBJECT: THE Christian EgOtlst" Music,
"Te Deum" (Warren), in q; "Jubiiate" (Garrett),
fu +. Special m usiea service at 40 P. NJ. Choral
even song, "Magniheat" and "Nunc Dimittis" (Gre-
goriau); anthem, In Humble Faith" (Dr. Garrett).
w II. Holt will render upon the great organ Men
delssohn's "First Sonata" and Claimants March
Funebre and Chant Seraphique" The public cor
daily invited. 1t
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L AND-SAWYER AND SHAPER-HAND; MUST
- be nTSt-elass man; steady work. Bay City Plan
ing Mills Brannan and Fifth SITS my24 ITS
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80 4
G~S h. Pullan, pastor, Fifteenth street. above
Mtssion-Public worship with sermons at IL A. NJ.
and as p NJ. Large pictures OF scenes will
il ustrate the evening address. Patriotic music.
Grand Army men are invited. Sunday-school at
1890. Seats free. cordial invitation to all, and
eSDeciaIly to strangers 1t
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w ANTED-SOLICITORS FOR STOCK (ON THE
W inStailment plaDl in a cooperative vineyard
company; small investment per mouth: large
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. GOOD SOLICITORS FOR CITY WORK; MUST
= be active workers. salary Sl2 per week ana com
missions. Address NJ. Bog 9S this Office lts
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CTEADY YOUNG MAN OF GUUD HAbIIS:
- thoroughly understands care OF horses; wouio
like position in the country. Please call or address
S. ). A, 629 California ST. my2s 81
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Y DUNG MAN, GERMAN, WITH SOME Elk
i perience as bartender. wishes situation. Adj
1ress b. V. Box 157. CALL branch once. my24 81
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STRONG BOY; GERMAN PREFERRED BA-
- DER q FINCHE, sos Fifth St my23 3ts
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GOOD BREAD AND CAKE BAKER, AN Elk
" perieneed hand, wishes situation CalI adj
dress 5lS Union St. store mY24 2ts
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DRIVER, BUILDERS WAGON: EXPERT
~ eneed: references; noon. 1899 Market. It's
VV AFTER WANTED 636 MARKET STREET.
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THE Days PROGRAMME AT CARLISLE.

Carlisle Penn, July 90 (SpeciaD.-Large audiences
were present to-day at Williams Grove, where the
Cumberland Valley sunday school Convention is in
session. The programme as follows; Teachers
NORMAL section addressed by the Rev. DR.. George T.
HAYS Of Kansas City kindergarten in charge OF Miss
Susan p Pollock, Washington, ID. c.. lecture, Athens
and Constantinople" by the Rev. DR.. George p Hays
Bible normal section, addressed by the Rev Dr. Joel
swartz, Gettysburg, Penn; chldren's hour "The
Bible Illustrated" by the Rev. r. H. Gilbert OF Tyrone
Penn; Neghbors, A Study of Society,"" by the Rev.
Dr. c. y. Sims of Syracuse, y. y, class in music in
charge Of Professor ]. S. Brown OF Allegheny, Penn
ChautauQua round table: illustrated lecture. away
Down south in Dixie" the Rev. DR.. w. l. Davldson'
OF Cincinnati. Tomorrow is the closing day.
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DEIMAR AND POLLOCK EVEN.
EACH HAS WON THREE GAMES
,,xu,M. sEARLE AND sHoTwELL WILL PLAY
OFF THE HANDIcAP-A PRIZE OFFERED FUR
TIE MOST BRILLIANT GAME.
BY w. sTEINITZ.

skaneateIes, ". Y, July 23.-The general meeuhs VI
IN, York State Chess Association was hcio Jus
aflornoon. The president, Charles y. Ghberg, P'e
idod The principal business transacted was uio a
.r,tion Of the rules to the effect that qualihcaoh i
membership should not depend absolutely on resiuen.o
T., tho state of New York, but that any one shouiu W
admitted who is an active member OF an esoaol'no
rh in The state cordial vote CT thanks was pao9e
90 Mr. and Mrs C. H. Bruel, who had generously pio
viaed tle pagoda which the principal pE,oo VI
NAV during tho meeting, with fittings for electric e"s'
md other comforts. Votes CT thanks were also enViu
siastcay passed for the president Charles a. uDcie
and the honorary secretary II. J. Rogers. Inc iorno
In n modest speech declared that the honorary SCI,
ary had done the principal share Of the Work Ior u
association and that the success OF inc lneeuns WV
dine IN tho latters indefatlga6le efforts. =,
Kemenys brilliant progress in the "staatS-lei.'De
Challenge Cup competition received serious ha'U "
dav. for Hodges defeated him In the defence u o.
Ruv Lopez Kemeny finally lost by an oito.
which practically threw away piece
II IS right to say that Hodges had already acqueu ~
far the superior position, by fine temporary eacr.
Of Knight which broke the opponents cen''o
Kemeny's play has, however been worthy Oh MS ''o
in the MAN, and especially his conduct OF 'no GU
r,me has been OF remarkably fine character %
Am instance. / diagram the position which nc ari'.
al in his first game against Hodges, by nloSo sHi,
NAV which he showed especially by WORKING up iH'
King right into the enemy's camp.
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SIM SING PRONOUNCED d LEPER.

CHE HUDSON COUNTY, N. j., HEALTH INSPECTION
WILL RECOMMEND HIS ISOLATION.
According to the verdict of Health Inspector
,astonstohl of Hudson County, sam sing the CHINESE
laundryman in Harrison, is a leper. The doctor
visited Harrison yesterday and with Police JUSTICE
Mulligan went 10 the laundry where the elhaia was
at work. When the doctor told sam the purpose oil
the visit he protested that there was nothing the matr
with him. The doctor insisted upon making an ex-
animation and sam reluctantly yielded. HIS booy was
found TO be covered with large botches and sores
DR.. Salstonstohl pronounced the case leprosy, ana
viii recommend to the County Board Of Health the
removal and isolation of the man. A place VIII PROB
ably have TO be specially provided for him at Snake Ill.,
IL has been determined to make complete examination
of all Cinnamon in Harrison TO discover any other
traces OF the disease. Customers OF sam sing VIII
be warned to keep away from the laundry until
Sam Sing can be removed
Dr. Cyrus Edison, of the Health Department yes
terday investigated a report that Ling Kee. China
man. at No 80 Ridgest., was suffering from leprosy.
An examination of the Chinaman convinced DR.. Edison
that the disease from which the man suffered was not
leprOsV.
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DROPPING ITS DEFIANT ATTITUDE.

Chicago, July % (SpecaD.For the first time in the
history of the road the Illinois Central management ha1
dropped It's defiant attitude and shown disposition TO
retreat before the protests Of Chcago's people Land
lord Bemis of the Richelieu Hotel, and other lake
front property last night began suit against the
Illinois Central Railroad Company, damages being
placed at $4,000 by Mr. Bemis. For a long time
Mr. Bemis and his guests have been annoyed by dense
volumes Of smoke coming from the lake front. The
lake front wore decidedly better look this morning.
no long lines of cars obstructng the view of the lake.
and the Illinois Central had apparently backed down.
"The cars are not stacked along the Lake Front Park
today said Vice President lIarahan.
"Why were they placed there during the last week y
alt was owing to a cler.1il the employ of the chief
tranmaster He issued the wrong orders to the yard
master"
"Does the Illinois Central recognize the ordinance
which provides penalty for leaving ears In front OF
public parkl"
Yes sir We know there is such an ordinance and
we intend live up to il. Let the city 0ihcias and
The proper ty give show and we will prove
that we are acting in good faith"