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sANGUINE WISE.

The Wyse to which we have reference is
the gentleman who has just reported on the
present condition of the Panama Canal. In
the brief synopsis of the report on hand less
is said about the condition of the canal than
of arrangements being made with the Co
lombian Government to prOlong the conces-
sion. That a measure of success has at
tended negotiations with that Government is
presumed by the apprehension expressed
that such success may remain barren for lack
of capital to continue the work. The Amer
lean public is not informed as to the finan-
cial basis upon which it is proposed to
recommence the work, but the hope ex-
pressed that the French public will soon
recover through the completion of the canal
the greater part of the savings so recklessly
squandered indicates that the old share
holders are not entirely crowded out. The
estimate that GOO,0C0 900 francs will be suf-
ficient to complete the canal is much below
the estimate made since the work stopped.
Neither is it considered possible by other
engineers to complete the work in five
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HIS INVITATION.
If He Was as Tactful Always His Marriage
Was Not n Failura

III He was as IaCI1uI Always HIS Marriage
Was Not n Failure.
A bride Of the midwinter became about a
week ago the mistress Of a cosy little apart
ment uptown all screens and dIvans and
rugs, after the most approved fashion,
says the New York Times. She tells an
amusing story Of the first dinner in their
new home.
"0urs is a one-servant establishment, so
1 saw to everything, as we housekeepers
say''-this with grimace-"myself. It
would have been better, possibly, if had
not. We sat down to dinner, delighted to
be in our own snuggery, a1d Harry I'M
folded his napkin with an air of complete
satisfaction.
''Soup was first-it was dreadfully weak
and tasteless. Then we had bit of salmon
with white sauce. l made the sauce and
it looked all right, but when it was served
il turned out sort of gluey taste-simply
UNBEATABLE. Harry behaved beautifully,
however, and made no comment. When he
began to carve an underdone duck he asked
quietly if | took care to look up my cooks
references. We had lettuce salad, which
was undeniably good, Harry dressing it on
the table. l am trying 10 live on an allow
ance, so dessert was preserved ginger with
cheese, waters and coffee. Jane made the
coffee and it was excellent But got up
from the table hungry, OF course. When
we got into the other room noticed Harry
did not light his cigar which he always likes
after dinner. He walked up and down two
or three times and then he said:
How soon, Puss, ought dinner invita-
ton to be returned?'"
Without any idea of what he meant
replied, 'Oh, quite promptly. suppose"
In that CASE he went on, 'as l have
just dined with you wont you be good enough
to come and dine with me?'
And thought was wTetchedlv mortified l
was too starved to decline with dignity, as L
felt | ought. And we went off and had a
cream soup, a steak with mushrooms and a
meringue glace."
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lars annually, but it is questionable if the
transportation companies will in the long
run gain by it. An Industrious and worthy
population is desirable, but another class is
positively injurious. immigration which
has been found beneficial in the past has
come TO the United States Of its own free
will. We may hire individuals to come in
order to fill certain mental positions, as has
been done in the Etstern States, but such
additions to our population in the end will
be found as Objectionable as it has been in
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OBJECTIONS.

a newspaper contemporary In this city,
which labored in and out Of season to defeat
the adoption of the Australian system of
voting, publishes the following editorial:
a recent election in Flatbush. n. Y, demon
straIed the fact that under the reformed election
law, which made the precincts contain 200
voters. at least one-half OF the electors I'M
able to cast their ballots. Unless the prime OBJ
ject OF the reformed Australian ballot system IS
10 discourage voting, the result in Flatbush can.
not be taken as an evidence that The system is a
bowling success.
There are a good many perso rs in the
United States who believe that men who
cannot read had better not vote at elections.
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THE EXAMINER AND THE sw1NDLE.

We notice that our contemporaries of the
Examiner are still prating because they
have not been able to force stone blocks out
of existence as paving material in this
city. They labored In aad out of season to
convince the public that stone blocks were
not fit for pavement unless a few inches of
stuff calico concrete were placed beneath it.
or course, if the pavement could be made
so costly thSt it could not be used and thus
permit a conglomerate affair to take its
place, by which a few men could make
money, it was all right. This swindle, it
pleases The CALL to say, has been played
out, for there is not man of even common
discernment who does not know that the
Examiner has been playing into the hands
Of combination of spectators The Ez-
Gniner stuck to Buckley first and last, but
its faVorte went Gown. Now its speculative
combination has also gone down.
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BOOMING FOR POPULATION.

A contemporary says ''they do not talk
aboCt booming in London" yet that city
gains p pulation. This booming business
in California, which so many persons seem
20 believe will be the making of the State,
has two sides to it. OF what use is it to
the prople generally to induce Immigration
Of a worthless class? 1t may in the end
fill the cities and towns with paupers. More
tramps may ask for aims OF every passer-by.
Possibly steamship associations and rail-
1Old m 3aDies may make few more dol
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A REPORT.

Unquestionably the statement that Ann
Odelia Diss Debar has consented 10 retire
from the public gaze on the assurance that
she will be given maintenance for the rest
of her life must be taken with allowance.
At any rate it may be hoped that this fraud
will not be brought to California for main
tenance. as the report goes, for we have
enough frauds already to answer all
PURPOSES.
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.rcTToN SALES TODAY.

FrRNITrEE-By Geo F. LamsOn. at NV. cor
Eearuy and Jackson St. at II O'Clock.
FURN fTURE.-By a. L. Cressweil, at 1Oi5 Market
ST. at IL o'clock
al II O'Clock.
FuBNIruRE.-By A. W, Furst, at 1921 Market ST.,
at Il O'Clock.
FURNITTRE.-By F. s. Spear & Co., at 1924 Ellis
St, at II O'clock.
REAL EsTArE.-By Easton, Eldridge q Co., at
Irving Hall. 1873 Post St. at y o'clock.
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srRsCKIPrInN RArrs

DAILY CALL dneluding Sundays, 50 per year BY
mail, postpaid. IS cents per week, 65 cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL,
I've copies three months. ST %. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages). 81 so per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL. 81 so per year. post
paid. WEEKLY CALL (eght pagesl, 81 70 per year.
tostpald. Cubs OF ten tssnt to one address,, S4O.
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yrrMoutgomery street, near Clay, open until II
o,cJoet ?. NJ BRANCH OFFICES - no Market
street. near Kearny, open until 12 O'Clock midnight
SIS Hayes street, open until $50 O'Clock; SOB
LaIkin street. open until 80 o'clock 25IS Mission
street. open until o'clock p. NJ, and 1l6 Ninth
street. omen until @ an p N
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NOTICEI

Any Of our patrons loho fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale By train-Joys
cW confer Jacor By notifying this office OF
heJact, naming the date and train.
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CHANGE OF NAME.-Lucy E. Mccarthy has
petitioned the Superior Court to have her name
changed TO Lucy L. Hall, by which she was
known prior to her marriage with Mccarthy,
from whom she has been divorced.
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ODD English decorated soup-tureeDs reduced
to 81 25 during the clearance sale this week at
Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.'s, 122-132 Suttor
street.
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LECTURE AT TRINITY.-A lecture will be de-
liyered in Trinity Church school-room this even
ing by the Rev. j. Sanders Reed. The subject
is The Romance OF Zoology" and the proceeds
are for the benefit OF lie parish Sentinel.
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rur nrOPN1NG CALI.
PURIICATION OFFICE.

The MOfNINO OALL
Hes a larger circulation than any other
T,e1vspsper published in San Francisco.
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EXTRA quality fine French sateen. 12Iac a
yard. Pioneer Dry-goods Store. 1O5 Fifth ST.
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"BE you right" When you buy youl
spring medicine do not be induced TO take some
thing you do not want but Insist on having
Hoods Sarsaparlila 1t is the best
MOTHERS give Angostura Bitters to their children
to stop collie and looseness OF the bowels Dr. J. G
H. Siegerr 4 Sons, sole manufacturers At all drug
giSts.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21

HE Palace Salt Water Tub and Swimming,
7l3 PiIbert street. are now open for The season..
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TV. LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
y GIG Sacramento ST. cabinet work and fitting up
Offices promptly attended; telephone $40. mI6 u
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ExrBA nince pies, swAIS's. 2l8 suffer street.
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~ ALTER FITZ-GEORGE, EXPERT ACCOUNT
" ant and auditor 425 Montgomery st.-Balance
sheets and profit and accounts prepared; arbi-
tratiOn and accounts speciality; complicated
accounts investigated and adjusted; merchantS
and tradesmen's books written up BY special con
dpTG r
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7 ARGEST STOCK, LARGEST STORE, LOWEST
II price; easiest terms new and secondhand
furniture and carpets, stoves and ranges; highest
price paid for secondhand goods; open evenings
10l7. 1912 1921, 1923 Mission St, bet. Sixth aud
Seventh. J. NUONAN au1 tt
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ON THEINSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESS-GOODS
W silks, seaskins and seaIette cloaks; also carpets
furniture, acecurtains, blankets, and foiding-bedS
at NJ. FRIEDMAN e. CO.'S. 22S and $50 Stockton
st. Why pay ready money when you can buy Just
cheap by making a small cash payment down.
balance weekly onthy? An inspection of
stock is respectfully solicited; orders by mail for
goods samples promptly attended to. 22S and
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AGENTS WANTED.

DOCKET SAVINGS BANKS-LARGE LOT JUST
received; orders promptly filled hereafter just
received very beautiful horseshoe emblematc Orna-
meuts for mantelS brackets, ETC., pertainin; to all
orders and societies. NOVELTY SUPPLY CO.,
22i7B Mission st. ap2l Cts
A GENTS WANTED. r. SCHMID, 2O7 LARKIN
~ street. ap2l 3t@
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u ELSEY HOUSE: UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
n III. X. WRIGHT, late of Santa Anal: popular
family hotel: large grounds; fine table: terms rev
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FURNITURE WANTED.
A L. CRESSWELL, AUCTI0NEER, OFFICE
~. Room 81, Murphy Building will buy sci
your household furniture for cash. left
A LARGE QUANTITY OF SECONDHAND FUR
n n1ture wanted; 20 per cent paid more than else
where. MALONE. 1856 Fourth ST.; new store. MO tt
M cCABE, 12S FOURTH ST, PAYS THE HIGH
4Nl est price for furniture stoves, ranges carpets
M j. SIMMONS & CO., AUCrIONEERS WILL
VI buy your furniture. pianos and books 1857
Market ST. apo u
You CAN GET MORE MONEY FOR YOUR SEC
L ond-hand furniture from J. NO0NAS IL Co.
102l Mission st, sixth, than elsewhere. jail IT
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IA INDoW SHADES MANUFACTURED TO O2r
~ der by WILLIAM McRHuN. ll9h Markat. u =.

CITY STEAM CARPET-BEATING AND RENO
- waiting works; dying and cleaning; 24 aud %
Eighth st. G. II. STEVENS. proprietor mrl 10m
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TO LEASE.

To LEASE.
RIO LET. TO LEASE OR FOR SALE; HOUSE,
L rooms: lots 4ON180; fenced and fronting
streets. For key, terms etc., inquire for owner
grocery store, NE cor Church and Thirtieth SITS.
mako offer. aplA BE
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PERSONALS.

Ay4RIS AWARDED GRAND MEDAL FOR
best was hing comnound: grocers keep lt.ap21 3nl
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| CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
" carpets cleaned and relaid. JONES Perfect
Carpet-cIeaning and RenoYating WORKS, 20 and At
Eighth St: telephone 3l34. mrs 6m
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

Fon DisOrdered Liver try BEEcHAx's Pills.
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CANCERS KILLED WITHOUT PAIN FROM 10
" to 80 days; cancers are nest of worms. kill them
you have cured the cancer: consumption, rheuma-
tiSm. badness. eczema diphtheria and all blood dis
caused by bacteria. MRS. DR. SWEET
LAND has opened sanitarlGm for healing OF all dis
caused by bacteria: she more for a
Ger than common boil she has the sure remedy.
greatest discovery made. 4l7 Kearny. : + 70 - ~
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ii 1GHEST PRICE PAID FOX CAo I-,JF.. ~
IL ing gold jeweiry books. KLEIN, 100 Stxth
M ONEY LOANED on ARTICLES; EVERY D r
w scrlption OF collateral; old gold and silver
bought. CoLEMAN'S. Al Sd st. San Francisco. m3J
billiard TABLES BOUGHT, SOLD OR EX-
ID changed. AUG. JUNGBLUT, 10 G. &. ave. Ia 6in
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QUITS, OVERCoATS AND PANTS MADE UP BY
- merchant tailors which either misiitted or
uncalled for; garments at less than what the cloth
Gust at the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOKS, 200
Pnst Il Ilnnnf
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pURT-wHY Do You BUY SHODDY READY
ID made clothing when you can buy nobby mer-
chant tailor made suit for S22 so, original price
PoSt Il corner Dupont.
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CARPETS THORO UGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
" beating; reftting carpets a speciality. CONRLIS
BROS. 1888 Golden Gate ave telephone 1926. Is :.
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DARTIES THAT ARE GOING HOUSEKEEPING
will find 1t to their advantage call aud see my
prices In furniture, carpets, foldlngbeds, stoves
and house-furniShing goods: cash or payments;
country orders solicited Ali goods ars speciaties
ARONSON'S. 1910 and 1912 Stockton st, open till
9P oo.I9 s,n
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.

APRIL, 1891.
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EvELATION TO LADIES: DR. KIRKWOOD3
Ia Safeguard; iniallibie beneficial healthy; agents
wanted. kirkwood aard-hub Co., Murphy iiuiI
ing, S. f., Cal ia6 q
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w AETED = so HANDSOME AND STALWARr
w young men, clean shaved for the production OF
"Formcsa." Apply stage entrance Powellstreet
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w ASTED-MAN'S SAFETY BICYCLE CHEAP:
w condition immaterlal: state particulars. Addrts
Box 1872, San Leandro. ap21 1t
N ANTED-SECONE-HAN TYPE. ANY KIND
w and quantity: must be cheap for cash. w. NJ.
PATTERSON. $40 Post ST. apl6tf
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A THERMOMETERS SUITS FOR HIRE AT
~ the MISFIT CLOTHING PAkLORS. 200 Post
n..r.
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RS7 Orien al Lodge, 20. IA, #. q
Es~G II A. NJ - Called meeting THIS "a
EVENING at 80 o'clock. Second degree. x Va
~
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d EsPECTABLE WOMAN WHO Is A GOOD
III cook and laundress; would keep house for
widower, where there children. Call at 324
H5oso,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-28
Maine Postal Changes.

WAsHIsGTos, Dee. 27-The following
changes il the postal service in Maine Is
annou1 ctd:
Route 342. Orlsrd to Casti1e. Leave
Oriaud daily except Sunday afterarrivsl OF
nail from Bucksport. Arrive at Castine
10 ,hree hours and 81 minutes Leave Cas-
tine daily except Sunday a, A, NJ. Ar
rive at Orland by II 81 A. M. Adopt al
once.
Route 343. Pauobscot to Bucksport
Leave Penobscot d.ily, except SUNDAY, at
8 20 A. M. Arrive at Buckspcrs by IL 20
+. NJ Leave Bucksport daily, exeep'
Sunday, after arrival Of the morniog trsin ;
arrive in Psnobscot 10 four hours. Adopi
at once.
Route 1863 Wayne to Winthrop. From
January /, 1892, change service to end al
North Leeds, oni,iiDg Winthrop, decressirg
distance three miles, From same date in
crosse service to IL times week.
Route 1856 North Lowell to Lowell,
Deave Norm Lowell daily, except Sunday
~ 4 P. NJ arrive at Lowell by 6 2. NJ
Leave Lowell daily. except Sunday. at p
M srrivs st North Lowell BY 3 z. M.
Adopt at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-28

ANYTHING relaIiIs 10 the Ar0ostook Con-
densed Milk Company has aso:t of local
interest for Watsfviis, as several meetings
we're held here With q view TO The esiao-
lishmens Of q factory. The then treasurer,
Mr. Booie, offered 5000 shares Of The stock
at SIS, and urged the importance CT the
people here, who wanted to do good thing
for themselves, swapping up these shares,
90 10 more would bs sold for less
than $40, while 1t vas about
dead sure thing that the shares would be
worth $50 in less than yesr. The Ws.er-
vile were not responsive ~ BIO, Booies
sppesls, and since then he has been dis
placed from the position which he for 3
lime held las treasurer OF the COM
pany," and the whole management has
passed into other hsnds. The stockholders
held meeting the other day at
Bangor, and il was voted to issue
10 coo shares Of stock, offering it
to the public, or so much Of IL IS may tie
necessary TO compete the equipment Of
th. il factory st Newport for 81 per SHARE.
The par value is $40 and the steck is so 900
shares IL wss ai.o voted TO instruct + y.
Buzzell, Of Bangor, tn rre,surer. to con-
trsc. at once for pls cling In position the two
boilers and su engine OF Sufficient po 1er to
run the factory. Pierre McCouville. the
well known ship broker snd commission
merchant, 10 now the q a1cisl sgent Of the
company.
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RARE CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Those Who were Specially Remembered
by their Acquaintance and Friends.

An unusual number Of people were re-
membered his Christmas in unusual mau-
ner. Some Of the Sc we're mentioaed In the
edition of Christmas morning.
Gen. Harris men st the State House
approached him Friday norping when be
came iato the building and William George
in their behalf presented him with q hand
come pair Of fur driving gloves. Such a
sifs is calculated to keep IT, heart warm a,
we'll as the hands.
Mr. J. E Kingsley, the popular overseer
of weaving 81 the Edwards NJ i'll, had been
cot e ned to his home for . few days with
the grippe, bat ~ he vas al Il to sit up and
receive callers Christmas eve he was fav-
ored with a mos. agreeable surprise. An
elegant silver service Of seven pieces
and costing about atty dolis,s vss
vhst the employees 10 Mr. Kingsley 3
department aud one or tso outside friends
mad selected, snd calling 81 Mr.. Kinssley's
hom. Chrsmss eve they presented 1t to
him. The presentation wss Lasde by Mr.
Victor French. TIE service besrs the TO-
scrip,isn Presented to J E. Kingsley.
Dec. 24lh 1921, By his friends
"Pre sensed to C. N. sturgis. BY his en-
ployes, Dec. 25. Is3l.T is the Inscription
borne by 9 hstdsoDe geld headed cane,
nov in the possession of the veil knosn
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Daniel ". Pratt Of Pennington died
Friday night. he was postmaster under
Cleveland.
s. P. Litsledeli, proprietor Of Lisbon
Falls hotel. dropped dead Friday. He was
aged IS years.
John Farrell, superintendent Of Eastern
Ma.ufAcsurins Co.'S pulp mill ST South
Brewer, died Friday.
Michael G.eevsy was caught barsiafix.
ing Clou,isr's store At Lewiston, Friday
night. Boand over.
In the matter OF the libel OF the stesmer
Oregon, by the Cen'ral Wharf Towboat
Company, tne heAii 8 set for Batnrdsy at
Por,lsld wss Get ur~srd TO Js,. 2. wasa
tue heeies viii d bis answer.
The dedcs'ion of the new WOODEN mill
st Newport. Thursday uish', called cut
large csoSd, fulien fu-oishea music.
spe eiaI trsias were ran from Dover ard
wstervile The grand march had ls5
Q up!ea
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SMUGGLING CHlNANEN.


Iccxroxr, n. T.. Dec. s'-A pretty
state Of sfairs has been discovered a Fors
Niagara. For some time past priyafes In sh
iith United S'aes infsntsg. four companies
Of which are lee tied here have essn CO.
ragged in smuggling over Cinnamon az The
mouth Of the NIAGARA river. This has
proved % PR fsah'e that half the men AZ
the fcrs are said 80 b. engaged IN violating
the law.
Depasv U S. marshals and tas custom
house efic,xls at Suspension B-idse were
pu, on 10 il, sed succsedsd il Eahbiog John
Braun, . private. 10 the act The ofiiesrs
as the fort gave u? the man, ard SssuF-d
the mar.hAis thas they you'd lend them
every aid in prosecuting the men ho have
been engsged il this practice. IL is ssid
that they have been paid IS high as $50
apiece by the Cslestials to be ferfied over
and landed safely in this ecunsry.
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CHATTANOOGA FIRE.
Principal Retail Houses in Ruins The
Injured Doing Well.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. 27.--As .
fesu,s Of yeaerdsy's FIRE the primo psi retail
business houses Of Ch2uanooas are IN rains.
Mrs. Hurst and Miss Johnson, WHO jumped
from ,Li,d ssory uiadovs, are dong well.
B 18th have breksn bones and other ibj aries.
Ii IL reported dat two young wcmsa lost
their lives. Miss Stevens, employed o. the
third a1ar Of L7yemaa's, is ri 1rtsd miss
ig.
Late All tie psi.i in L3vemaG's are
nov 9, e,anted for. Inc only serious in
jaries we're these sustsined BY Mrs Hurst
sad Misc Jolaso1, And both will recover.
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One Man killed-Another Badly Injured.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Msss., Dec H--
Schooner Sherman Of Tsuuton. Mss,
Bsbb, Baltimore for Salem with cargo Of
cosl, arrived here this afternoon ia tow Of
the steam tug George M Winslo.. Capt
Bsbo reports test when OF Montauk. about
6 80 last eve ming, a strong snuth-sou beast
wind was blowing, when III. schoonert
spanaer sheet parted while endeavoring to
secure the boom aud the Eiste. ., Dunton
OF Waltbam, Mass wss thrown sgsintt
the vessels stern bits aud INSTANTLY killed,
AT the same time seaman, VIM j Crow
lev of Deer I.Ie, Me was severely injured.