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One of the Hog Family DIscomfi.ed.

Some one has said that the hOggish ma
ture in men is best illustrated in crowded
street-car, and, judging by humiiating in
cident that came to my notice the other
evening, regard the saying as quito true.
1t was an outbound Brookline car, and
seats were AT a premium, it being just after
the closing hour, and there were many
''hangers-on" to the overhead straps, /
being among the number. On the entrance
of two members of the gentler sex, a young
man arose, and strange TO relate, offered one
Of the ladies his seat, which offer was
promptly accepted. but before the young
lady could sit down the place was taken
from her by one Of those genuine thorough
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Young to Be So Afflicted.
George p. Wallace. letter-carrier, 26
years old, and living at 2626 Sutter street,
was committed to the Napa Asylum for the
Insane yesterday.
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ADVERTISING.

IF you WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
j anywhere at any time write to GEO. Z. HOWELL
d CO.. 10 Spruce ST., New York aul9 "
TPYERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
u the subject OF advertising Will do well TO obtain
a COPY Of ''Book for Advertisers" 36S pages, price
s.; mailed postage paid on receipt OF price; con-
taiDs a careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers and
ass journals: gives the circulation rating OF every
one and good deal OF information about rates and
other matters pertaining to the business OF adyer-
Using Address KOWELLS ADVERTISING BU-
REAU. 10 Spruce St. New York. aul9 ~
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OTIS ANY SIZE FRONT BY 200 FEET DEEP
IL at 5 90 n front foot; magnificent view; on Ash
bury Heights; block from Hal: hist. cars.
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Sl50 oasssG SO % to 81 SIS cash ana Is per per-
month; beautiful lots. adjoining the double-decl
car line of Sessions new electric road: will give
free pass for years TO any who will build.
Apply at once, Il. w. WOODWARD & CO.. S02
Broadway, Oakland. sel3 Tt
GOSO TO 1915; FINE SUNNY LOTS BLOCK
DAOO from Golden Gate station on Berkeley
local; small cash payments; call and we VIII show
the property. A. II. BREED a. CO., 450 Ninth ST.,
Oakland seI3 IT
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TO LEASE.

TO LEASE.
RIO LET OR LEASE-2 UPPER FLOORS OF
building Sw. Washington and Battery sts
Apply at 433 Battery 81. sea II
DOOM, WITH POWER. IN BRICK BUILDING:
Ii Folsom and Eighteenth sts: low rate of insur-
ance. ASHTON. All Montgo merry 81. ah2s I'm
I OTIS LARGE OR SMALL AND FOR A LONG
IL or short term Townsend ST., bet Seventh
and Eighth. ASHTON. All MONTGOMERY. au2S lm
STORAGE.
EURNITURE. MERCHANDISE, PIANOS, ETC.
Il stored at reasonable rates. r. 4. OSBORN &
CO., 1898 Market ST.. bet Third and Fourth. iySOu
FURNITURE, TRUNKS, PIANOS ETC, TAKEN
care OF and stored at reasonable rates; advances
made. LIEBES Pioneer Storage Company, sue
ccssors TO ii. WENDELL $40 Stockton st. iyg II
EIRSr CLASS STORAGE; UPPER FLOORS;
e4z-6a4 Mission ST. CHAS. L. TAYLOR jf3 u
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S0-vARA CLAY ST., BET. MAPLE AND
w Cherry street graded and macadamIzed
$4,000, or in lots any Size front.
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class. for room and board. Address Music, Box
81 CALL Branch Once. sel9 1t
A COMPARTMENTS. PIANO LESSONS AND
y dance music. PROF. COLBY. l516 Vallejo. 3m
TIHE PRACTICAL USE OF GERMAN TAUGHT
/ in : months; or lessons per week, accord ng
10 Professor Bergmans natural and easy methods I;
pictures used to illustrate the meaning Of words
classes in conversation and reading formed for ad-
students; the public Is cordially invited to
inspect the method ONCE hours daily to 8 p. N.
al Professor Carers Dancing Academy, 507 Sutter
ST. bet. Powell and Mason sel2 l5ts
-DRuF. F. DIETZ IRON PHILADELPHIA, GIVES
instruction iu piano. all grades beginners guided
By pieces to memorize Address ll16 Turk St So lm@
ID W. KIMBALL. TEACHER OF PLANO. 29l2
Howard St.; tcr;ns moderate. se& I'm
Mrs. J. L. CoNNEk; STUDIO. DoNuHoE
vi Building. 1l7O Market st-LessOns given In
ink and Oil; outdoor sketching. landscape and dec
orative art; classes now forming. aug Il
C,1NGING LESSONS, VOICE CULTURE APPLY
- daily sos Powell. Prot. J. r. oGlLYIE aul6 3m
t.CC0MPANIMENTs: PIANO Lessons: CALL
n pupils homes. MRS. HARRIS. S55 Mission. 3m
DACIFC Fk6INEERING sCHOOL-ENGINkE kER-
j ing. architecture, surveying. III Post fe2O lyr
CCHooL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL EN-
- giueering, surveying architecture. drawing as
saying; estAb. 1854 A Van der Naiilen 723 MKT zlSt
TJEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a POST ST.
ii DOubie-entry book keeping, peumanship short
hand, type-writIng, teIegraphy, etc. all included IN
business course under one fee oil $40. leS0
DACIFIo BUSINESS COLLEGE 800 POST Sc.
j LnescholzrshID SIS; day and evening oeasst
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS-THE WEEKLY
n CALL in wrapper. ready for nlaIine
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Two-SToRY AND BASEMENT HOUSE;
rooms and bath; lot S0xlS7 70; Flibert St. nesr
Steiner: close TO Unton-st. cable ears: $500
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MONEY TO LOAN.

AdONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD At
w Security Loan Bank. I06 Market St mr.. Mason;
private entrance Turk. n. J. FRANKLIN &co.6 6m
T7ROSI $50 UPWARD; INTEREST ACCORDING
i security. s. L. c.. Box 81, CALL Branch. te5 Il
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LoRIN REAL ESTATE.

I OTIS 25xI35 5000: LOTS 40xl 80 IS. $3.50 $780,
IL 1925, $3.50, 1915, 800: lots 5uxl35, 500; tots
4oxls0, $500 each; $25 down, S5 and $40 a
month.
$50 or 500 down bal aDce easy monthly payments.
Cottage for sale the instailment plan to
rent furnished or unfUrnished Inquire OF w. G.
MORAN, Lorin. DUSINBURY & WIRTS, 467
Ninth ST. Oakland; take BERKELEY train or new
electric ear, which passes door; Sunday engage
ments. sel9 20 % % 81 st
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO Is cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part of the city; the bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest event ng paper published the coast:
orders by postal-card otherwise Will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery
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LNLEGANT RESIDENCE AND LOT. 50x27 g !:
u only built year, on tue latest and modern
plan: 8 large sunny rooms; plenty OF closets eiec-
trio bells, lighting etc.; house finely papered; lawn;
hne view; $50 90.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


G760 CHEAP LOT: A BARGAIN; 50xl2b;
I'd tcO. near station good location call at once
for particulars. A. Ii. BREED a CO., AGO Ninth ST.,
Oakland sel3 tf
GENUINE BARGAIN; FINE LARGE CORNER;
VI VIII be sold Inquire w. Il. STEVENS, NE.
cor. Larkin and Market SITS. se9 14ts
CPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
y For Is days only.
Two elegant new houses just completed, 43xl50;
and roomS the finest thoroughfare; for sale
with small deposit down.
5000 cash. $40 per month. buys handsome cot
tage on macadamizd street near station: rooms
and bath.
$3.50 cash. $50 per month"; buys fine house on
Pacific ave.. near station; 9 rooms and bath.
500 cash, $lS per month, buys cosy cottage OF
a rooms and bath near station
Houses built to order and finished In 90 days
prompt; plans and estimates furnished free.
Houses FOR rent. Open sundays.
MARCUSE az REMMELI.
The largest contracting firm in Alameda County.
Onices-Aameda, Bay-st. Station ana Highst. sta
ton. San Francisco, 625 Market ST. opp. Palace
Hotel se6 15t
TUDD, HANLEY q CO.. 1851 PARK ST., WILL
y build, sell rent you any kind or a house any
where In Alameda on the most reasonable
terms au26 II
M UST BE SOLD "A FINE CORNER LOT
AVA with house OF rooms and bath
Houses and lots on easy terms, from 500 TO $500
included.
house of rooms and bath; on easy terms;
fine location.
For bargains In real estate call at MRS. l. H.
CHANDLER a CO. IS. 1929 Park ST., near Masonic
Building, Alameda. se7 II
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DOLK AND VALLEJO; CORNER: ANY SIZE
trout; 26, 80 or 6s:9xl0O; both streets in oraer.
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EDUCATIONAL.

,aOEO CORNER SALOON; GOOD LOCATION.
tDOOU. j. o'CoNNoR, 407 Battery. u to 4.l37s
,~ALoON WITH 10 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
= sele 25 Steuart St near Market. sel3 IL
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CEARY. Mr. MASON; A BUSINESS BLOCK
" now; 26xll0 and fine 2story house; $25,OO0.
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DROMINENT CORNER ON LARKIN ST., NEAR
L new City Hall; rents s227 so; s52,6uo.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
IHOS. MAGEE,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Circular"
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
NEW PROPERTY.

VERY FINE CORNER RESIDENCE ON JACK
v ST.; 16 rooms; bathrooms and latest mod
improvements; very hne home; lot oSxl00;
$50, 900.
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gSSO FOR SALE A BARGAIN; GOOD
Ss7oOO. saloon connected with boarding aud
lodging house; 26 rooms: all occupied with good
men among factories and foundreS: rent low. In
gEire II. PoSTEL d CO., Wholesale Liquor-dealers,
il EtIis
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aooS0 STEVENSON ST.. w. SIDE. NEAR
,DOOOU. 18Th; 2-story Groom and modern coz
yenience and lot 25xS0.
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FILLMORE ST.. BET FILBERT AND GREEN
Il wich: 24xlO0 and 4-room cottage; street stone
blocked and severed; $250O.
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MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY.
CUTTER. Mr.. TAYLOR; 81 7:6xIsT;5. AND FINE
- large residence; 5000.
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C.1AO CASH, S12 MONTHLY, BUYS 4 5-ROOM
u IUU cottage in Berkeley. near station.
10c a day buys lot, 30XlS3, $40
$45O-50foot lots in Mckee Tract 80 monthly.
$780, rooms: lS6Nl35: $3.50 cash, $25
monthly. CALDWELL BROS, u Montgomery.l6 l6 u
GJnO EACH; 50 MONTHLY TNSTALLMENTS;
u IOO no interest: near Baden Electric Road 30
minutes ride. w. PARRISH, PEARSALL a Co,
626 Market 81. anlu
0eAn CORNER LOT: 9OxlO0, WITH CREEK,
STOtp. In Berkeley; $40 monthly.
$275-Lot GoNl26. on railway; 70 monthly.
$550-Lot SDxl20. with creek: $40 monthly.
S30U-LOt 40Xl0O, S25 cash. s. monthly.
$450-Corner 6OxlO0 $25 cash. $40 monthly.
Send for maps; 1000 lots; offer only what l own.
CHAS. A. BAILEY, owner. 20 Montgomeryst 10 u
Q.IO0O EACH-2 LOTS 25xl2O. l25 FT. 5. OF
II IOOO Geary. Address Il. Box l. this Office q Il
DoN'r BUY N BERKELEY WITHOUT SEEING
II the Scenic Park-Tract, adjoining the Unver-
sity prices lower and terms easier than any other
property. PRANK NJ. WILSON, owner, AIS Mont
gOmery St. san Francisco. or HEWITT a RICH
ARDS, opposite Berkeley station. a;:30 I'm
pARGAIN-NEw HOUSE . ROOMS, BATH
ID and b1sement all modern improvements: Army
st. near Church; lot 25xll4 make your 3wu terms;
owner on premises. sells 81
LEW CHOICE LOTS CHEAP IN BERKEI.EY. J.
L HENDERSON Jr..Coal otaee. 1870 Ellis. s +. iyS0tf
fPHEEYEN1NG BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
10 Is cents per week delivered by carrier 10 any
part OF the city, the Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast:
orders by postal-card or otherwise VIII receive
prompt attention. Once 622 Montgomery 81
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O'FARRELL ST.. N. SIDE, BET. BUCHANAN
" and Webster; "a :6xl37 IS; Si250: neighbor-
hood well built up; bet the Geary aud Eilis-st
Cabe-carS.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

IpO ACRES, NEAR ALMA, SANTA CRUZ
1OU Mountains; about 20 acres in family orchard
house, rooms bath; barn. sheds, horses, wagons
chickens farming utensils etc. water plped TO
house and grounds from living springs; must be
sold this week Apply 446 Ninth ST. sel9 3tt
Q.It0n 4O-ACRE HOME; soNoSIA: HOUSE,
u 1OO. etc.; 6-aere orchard: plenty
timber; easy terms. Pacific hange, 23 hearuy.1+
TOR SALE-THE LEASE OF 800 ACRES OF
l. land. horses, cattle, machinery, etc. at great
bargain: must be sold account OF death OF owner
Central Market, 1919 Park ST, Alameda, Cal. 1s II
C.e PER ACRE; $40 ACRES GOOD PASTURE,
Do fruit and vine land; well watered: miles
from Placerville. FL Dorado County. McLAuGHLIN
q CO., 20 Kearny ST. SELF lots
as ACRES CHOICE FRUIT LAND Mr.. SAN LIZ
Ji andre; Sia acres bearing fruit: nice house IL
rooms, windmill and tank; nice large barn on
county roads from Oakland: close to school; on line
electric road being built from Oakland. Inquire
b. fASSLER. San Leandro. sells 7t<
GeOOO FARM OF 10 ACRES FOR SALE
DOUUU. in San Bernardino County. miles
from railroad station, with $50 orange aud 30
muscat rasin grapes, which will yield this year not
less than $1,000 worth of grapes; there is com
Portable cottage OF rooms and bath. hard hnished
and with inside shutters; barn 36I30; chicken
house and driving-shed; brick eiStern, cement
lined Tor domestic water: connecting iron pipes to
house. barn and corral; water for irrigation, piped
10 the highest point in cement pipes is covered Dy
10 (paid upl OF stock IN the Etiwanda water
Company, which is worth 81 90 per share; This goes
with the place; uninproyed land is selling at 500
per acre; distance to school three-quarters OF a
apply at this office; principals only. 1y5 u DIV
G1O R00 WILL BUY A PIECE FCoUNTRY
ID .OOO property yielding some $4,000 per
num- and will pay for itself in Il years in products
ofsuperor wines and fruits 40 fine and In the
town OF PacheeO. only miles from Martinez In
one of the finest valleys in the State; just about
being opened for general traffic by railroads.
which win raise the price Of land 200 and 300 per
cent. by JOHN PFORR, 329 MONTGOMERY ct. 80 Il
CCHooL LANDS 81 so TO SO AN ACRE; ON
- very easy terms; sold by the State In tracts to
suit; no residence or Improvements required: all
kinds of lands, in many different eOnntiesi send
stamp for list; open day and evenings +. w.
LAKE Flood Building. 15u
10 ACRES OF THE FINEST FRUIT LAND IN
IU the State; only Sl50 payable so cash; bal
ance in monthly payments and no interest; nothing
like 1t ever offered. WESTERN LAND COMPANY,
$50 Market st. sell lot
no YOU WANT PROPERTY, CITY OR &C UN-
~ try, in the prettiest valley OF the states Apply
10 Napa Land Co., Napa, Cat, i0r list OF proper
lies. se2S tf
CONOATA LAND-SEND FOR LIST. ANDREW
y PRICE, Heaidsburg. Cal aul5 II
IN CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
w for four months TO any part OF the United
ktnte:-
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TOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED AND
i good paying restaurants: good Tor sell
ing: trial given; bargain. Inquire at This Of
ice. sells IT.
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BUSINESS CuNNCES.


IS0 FINE SALOON; FINE LOCATION;
OO must be sold at once; this Is a bargain.
-NER & CO.. 1882 Market st. Its
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CACRAMESTo ST.. BET. SPRUCEAND MAPLE.
- N. side. lots 27:6xl37; ;6; $l7o0 each; or will
sell any size 70 suit: very easy terms; one-thrd
cash, balance to suit buyer
The morning call., 1891-09-19

uAYEs ST. Mr.. SCOTT: 2sxl 37:s, and extra
IL adjoining lot In rear, 25x57:6; $3.50.
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7 Will PAY Cash FOR SMALL LEGITIMATE
i business; no attention unless lowest price, in
come and particulars given first time; agents.
AlLraS. ". @. BgL 2. This oliice. sel5 Il
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Il L. JENKINS. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, 10
u. Fourth st. advice given on all legal matters,7F
W gomery st. Room !; probating estates and fore
closing mechanics liens speciaties; advice. an19 If
A DYICE FREE. READ AID. PERSONALS. CIV.
a HOWE 81 CO, attorneys-atiaw. $50 Market. II
|hA DYICE FREE; MARRIAGES. SPEEDILY AN
~ nulled secretly: collections etc; experienced
attorneys; French and German spoken Pacific
Law Exchange, % Kearny St aus 6n
ID A. CROTHERS, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW, e05
II. Clay St nos
w w DAVIDSON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW. I'D
W california St. Rooms I4-l5: advice free d3i
The morning call., 1891-09-19
CARPETS.

NEW AND SECONDHAND CARPETS FOR
~ half the original prices: laid same day
dered; open evenings. j. NoONAN, 1Ol7-l023
Mission st. se6 I'm
CARPEFS-SMTTH'S BRUSSELS, 65c a YARD;
~ installment price elsewhere 81 a yd. NJ FRIED
MAN & CO., 226-2SO Stockton, aud 237 Post 1t tt
brussels CARPETS. SOC LAID: WINDOW
ID Clotrs 25c. S. W. SHREK. 1894 Stockton. m2tr
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G2000 LARGE FIRST CLASS GROCERY

NlcOOO.and tea store no bar cone of the hand SOM
eSt corner stores in the best part of Western Ad-
dltlon' established ana successfully run 70 years;
VIII compare favorahly with any OF the first-claSs
houses IN the city; commands large, wealthy cash
order and family trade carries all the finest quality
OF goods in the market and large and complete
STOCK OF the same: elegant fixtures: hne team. lease
etc; Will show a clear profit OF over S225 per
month Tor years; better business ever offered in
stare; must be sold; make offer. GEO STEW
ART. lSb kearny 81 1t
The morning call., 1891-09-19

Steineri close 10 Onion-st caoie cars; only SSoO0
S0-vARA CLAY ST.. BET. MAPLE AND
w Cherry street graded and macadamzed
$4,000, or in lots any Size front.
MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY.
GUTTER. Mr.. TAYLOR; 67:6xlS7;5, AND FINE
- large residence; s3S,000
" now; 26xll0 and fine 2-story house; s25.0O0.
ELEGANT RESIDENCE AND LOT. 50x27 g
II only built year, on tue latest and modern
trc bells lighting, ETC.; house finely papered; lawn;
hne view; $3.50 OO.
@o060 STEVENSON ST. W. SIDE. NEAR
SOOOU. 18Th: 2-story Groom and modern eoC-
yenience and lot 25xS0.
FILLMORE ST, BET FILBERT AND GREEN
wich; 24xl00 and 4-room cottage; street stone
blocked and severed; $4,000.
O'FARRELL ST., N. SIDE, BET. BUCHANAN
" and Webster; "a :6xl37 :6; S4250: neighbor-
hood well built up; bet the Geary aud Eilis-st
cabe-carS.
uAYEs ST. Mr.. SCOTT: 2sxl 37:s, and extra
IL adjoining lot In rear, 25x576; $3.50
SAcRAMESTo ST.. BET. SPRUCE AND MAPLE.
- N. side: lots 27:6x127;6; $l750 each: or will
sell any size 70 suit: very easy terms; one-thlrd
cash. balance to suit buyer.
7 OTIS $1,000; VERY EASY TERMS: 25xlOo.
IL street graded. macadamzed and sewered: lots
two minutes walk from terminus Of the Mission
St cars between Mission St, Holly St and Sau J0se
Railroad
- OLDEN GATE AVE, Mr.. SCOTT; 27:6xlI0'
- fine 2-story. rooms and modern conveniences;
$500.
GROVE ST., Mr.. FILLMORE; s37 :6xlO7:s;
VI $5z5U: fine neighborhood IL
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NITY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO
~ waiting works; dying and cleaning; "a aud 35
Eighth st. G. II. STEVENS. proprietor mrl l0m
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CARPETS CLEANED: , AND ) CENTS PER
\ ward. Aa3 Sleyenson: Tale 322S: S. STR ArTAN.
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CAEPET CIEANING,

NHEAPEsT AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
~ carpets cleaned aud relail. JONES' Perfect
Carpet-Ceaning and RenoYating Works, 20 and 27
Eighth St; telephone S424- se6 ly
The morning call., 1891-09-19

CIGNS, PAINTING, WHITENING, PAPER
- hanging. tinting and decorating; wholesale and
retail dealers In paints. oils. glass; brushes var
The sun., 1891-05-04
WAS 1T A sU1CIDEs

A Man Killed ON tho Elevated Road and
Els BODY DrsEged Seventy Feet.
Train dispatcher James Long WAS In his
office ON the elevated structure. ct Eighth
avenue and 155th street. whom the 1885 train.
bound north. ran MP to the station yesterday
morning. Long thouRht he saw the engine
Jolt as 10 passed the southern end Of tho plat
form and ran across the tracks TO learn tho
cause. He found Engineer Newman and Con-
ductor Bedell peerinR under the engine by the
light of o lantern. They had felt the jolt. but
could find nothing under tho locomotive.
which appeared to be in perfect order. De-
spatcher Long got lantern and ran back.
looking under each car as he passed.
Beneath the third car. which stood opposite
the ticket choppers box. he saw tho manglsd
remains OF q man.
dragged fully seventy feet, Is blood stains on
the track showed. Tho body was that Of man
On the east track was found q bundle OF soiied
IN the bundle which would aid In identifying
The engineer Gays he saw no one ON tho
track. and the station men say the man did not
pass through through the platform gates. Tho
iadder- like columns Of the road may have en-
abled him to climb to the structure. and 1t may
have been q case OF suicide.
The sun., 1891-05-04
BECAUSE HE sCOLDED HER.
Young Trenohwomsn Swallows Polsol
Before Her 6weetheart's Eyes.

A Young Trenohwoman Swallows FOLSOM
Before Her sweetheart's Eyes.
A young French widow named Georgistts
Gerhardt has occupied tho top flat In double
tenement at 1855 First avenue since last De-
cembsn Her husband had died shortly after
their marriage and left her o little money.
Latsly she told the neIRhbors that she was
to be married again. Henry Eddey Of At
East 1881 street. 1t was supposed. was the man.
Eddsy called on Mrs. Gerhardt late on satur-
day night 1t was midnight when hs ran
around to DR.. Reuben Cronson's residence at
289 East 10th street. and begged him to hurry
to the assistance OF . young woman who had
drunk quantity Of csrbolio acid. He took the
Doctor to the house Of Mrs. Gerhsrdt. The
doctor found the patient In her night clothes.
Her lips were burned and hor tongue was
swollen. Young Eddey, 1t appeared. had found
ana ssS ppDfissars0 pSiSa BE- ssid
cause you soold me-" and before Eddey com-
noison ont Of q bottle. Eddey snstohed the
Bottle from her. handed It over to the servant,
and ran for the doctor.
Nra Gerhardt said she wanted 70 die and
doctor administersd remedies, He finally
Ga h:I IJS%Yysaa J1sS z h Harlem Hospital
"Iisdy called at the hospital and described
hsrssl tho &ssd TSTans formss moS snDl0sSf
The sun., 1891-05-04
TWO REP0aTs. MAYBR
Prosbytery's Committos Wrestling With
the Case OF Dr. BriEEs.

Presbytery's Commlttes wrestlipg With
the Case OF Dr. BriEEs.
The committee Of clereymen and laymen
that was appointed by the New York Presby-
terry on April IS to consider the address do
hvsred BY tho Rev. Dr.. Charles A. Briggs
ON his Inauguration as the incumbent Of the
Edward Robinson Chair Of Biblical Theology
in the Union Theological Seminary and to re-
port what. II anything. 1t would be appropriate
for the Presbytsry to do about It. has held SOW
eral sessions but has not agreed ON report.
It will be remembered that Or. Briges's
remarks on that occasion were severely criti.
c,ssd as containing statements that seemed
to becontrary to the Confession Of Faith.
The committee. which consists Of tho Rev.
Drs. Birch. Lamps. MoIlvaine Van Dyke. and
Forbes, and Elders J. J. Stevenson and Walter
Edwsrds is said to be either to or 70 in
favor Of DR.. Briggs It is to hold meet
ing this afternoon. which may or may
not be final. DR.. Biroh. as Chairman.
has been authorized to draft report along
certain lines and within certain limits
which tho committee has indicated. He
4h: an deses % q D n1ss' .ass ss.
The points %poR which 4 yin touch g.
fs ss
:ss nsS e'',n ons OF the
agreed In disapprovine OF the tone Of Dr. %Dr.
Briggs's Inaugural address. Indeed, I have
not found q Presbyterian clergyman. or
iaynaan even who does approve OF It
altoeether. There are. things in the
address. which certainly do not APP
fession. and then. again. it has It's good points,
which to Q certain extent might be construed
as .oounterbalanoipg the others. We, shall
W. can hsrmonize the differences. /
thipk can say that Il is the
be as little trouble over this natter as possible.
II we hnd that We can honestly exonerato DR..
PraFs we sha q DO &C. PIT m IL ~ On The other
the committee n composed Of men who will
not shrink from their, duty.
submit both majority and minority report.
am IN hopes however that We shall be able
The COMMITTEES will present their report to
the Presbytsry at its meeting on Monday.
May IL
The sun., 1891-05-04
CHILDREN OWN THE TOWN.
Three Thousand Policemen Watching th
5traying OF Little Feet.

Three Thousapd Policemen Watching tho
Strsying OF Little Feet.
Three thousand or moro big men In blue uni
forms were watching for lost children yester-
day. Tho youngsters 60 astray In shoals these
spring Sundaya Their tired legs refuse to
take them home and their sleepy tongues re-
fuse to talk to the kindly disposed strangers
who question them.
Last night nearly score were brought to
Police Headquarters By the bfue-ooated nur-
sos First oams three little .darkies, two boys
and z girl 0ps boL said hiF name s, yss Jesss ss
gould s1se9sS dsoSs IS VIII the Ssst oe
sGs 3 a shS SgSS,I1HP Ssa e the tune Of
street but wss {onnd a Bond street With ,! her
updsr 2 Gs5oe %o3stscbsss e.. ...,..a IN v,,h
faxsn,hairsd little chsryb fast asleep on bis
ana hss isnd daubls nP Sndsr Sis chin,
the other he led . little fellow In red jacket,
90 ihey came, ana non: Of them them = CRIED, Cd. Az AZ
parents before midnight.