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The morning call., 1891-02-18

l. OyEE, TOY a CO.. REAL-ESTATE AGENTS
> and auctioneers rents collected; insurance.
placed and full charge taken of property ~ MONT
goiaery st, under Lick House. Members OF the San
FrancIsco Zeal Estate tXchamgel.
The morning call., 1891-02-18

ALAMEDA RocaIs AND noUsEs.
O0x8UO; BOUNDED BY RAY ST.. KINGS
lUU and Central ayes; whole. ASHTON,
All Montgomery ST. fel6 lot
The morning call., 1891-02-18

FOR SALE-MfsCEIbANEC
ItOR SALE-A PAIR OF McALLISTER'S STERE
L op Icons. with everything complete. Address
Light CALLS Oakland Once, 902 Broad way felt n
q: IN IMPROVED SINGER SEwI G-MACHINF
plO. witt attachments: good new. 22I fifth
SuD CHICKS, 10 CENTS EACH. MATCHED BY
wv sCHULES Incubator. 1913 yalencia.fls Ste
pools AN ID HARDWARE, AT LOWEST RATES
L Spear st. near Market. feI5 2m
LINE TONE CHICKERING a SONS PIANO.
4 nearly new; price $500. WM g. BADGER, 725
marhet 81. fel4 IL
GTh BiCf Gle; SPLENDID COVENTRY
W ~. Rover pattern safety new; faultess. ball
bearings everywhere; all steel machine; cost 1850
W. NoKMAN, l0H Geneva ST., off Brannan, bet
Sixth aud Seventh. 1a2S inns
CHEPARD'S 90 AND POWER LATHEs
~ planers drillpresses 637 Mission ST. sc27t:
CAFE. SCALE. LErrER-PRESS, sToRE-TRUCK
~ and money-tili. cheap. 1Oz Clay ST. AUS tf
CECoND-HAND BOILERS, ENGINES PUMPS
- shaftng, puieys, betting water pipes etc Mo
INTOSH MOLPMAS. l37 Beae *. dealt
The morning call., 1891-02-18

4 Qnn PAPER ROUTE, LEADING MORNING
'IOOO. and evening papers, in growing city OF
900 Inhabitants; clearing 90 per month; trial
weeks w f. HEAlY, 1904 Market st. It's
The morning call., 1891-02-18

{ 1ERrItICATkD TEACHER, FROM EUROPE,
~ desires pianofarte pupils; terms SO per month
Address by letter MRS. KANLIS 81 En.snIn % e
The morning call., 1891-02-18

exon PARTNER WANTED: PLAIN. STEADY
'-'cCC. Worl-iHEuan fer manufacturing bust
ICES; etup.os. TO hands; must he willing 70 as
sisi iu the work. keep plain accounts, mems time
CORRECTIONS aud make himself generally as ful t:
5ise7.ei or business rot necessary; is easily
icarLed has stock tools materials aad large orders
eu hand; good location; trade clearing 500 to
each per month; can be increased by having hep;
good nan wan,ei more than money; IS rare cha4ce
ana viii bear sfri,t Investigation. GEO. STEW
AAT, l35 kearuy st. II
The morning call., 1891-02-18

G7NND RESIDENCE OF 5 ROOMS. BATH;
- Ooc. aii modern improvements: 10th ST,
Heag Guerrero: can be bought easy terms. one
third cash; lot 25xII4. Apply 10 o'FARREI.I. a
LING, II Montgomery 81.
The morning call., 1891-02-18

GTSQD PARTNER WANTED N LARGE
u IcOO. Commercial. transportation, express
aud transfer business. handling. shipping. receiy-
is ald delivering general merchandise under con-
tract for many leading wLOlrSale houses, having
ifsie ass facilities fOr same; working large teams;
clearing now $3.50 per month and the obieet of
taxing a Partner Is to further increase the same.
with absolute certainty of cccss would Ike a fair
bcCt-ke-per and uI5ce-tsian, and treasurer
fer the company; Is exc edingy rare chance for
AZ active Wau- GRO STEW ART. l%5 Rearny ST. Il
The morning call., 1891-02-18

@ 500 BARGAIS: FIRSr-CLASS REsTAU-
sg'1pO, rant in hHe location and doing good
business; mast be sold account OF leaving the
country. Apply CA L Branch once fel7 are
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FINANCIAL.

500 000 T9 2ee I .Ai De ON Ezkss lbts
JOHN I. LITTLE, Is Sale Deposit baild'g dis 3m
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE c. H.
W STREET q CO. AIS Montgomery St rot Il
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ 53S Kearny St. the only corporation that lends
money OIL diamonds. watches: low interest. .Oc4 tt
The morning call., 1891-02-18

riiYPEWRITING FREE, AT WEST COAST ~
montgomery st. feI2tf
The morning call., 1891-02-18

GTOSn GOOD INVESTMENT; EDDY Sr,
u -OO- near Pierce; = fats, ana rooms,
bath ard lauadry each; total income S55 per
month: building new; lot 2axl37 IS Apply 10
OkABRELI. q Lang, II Montgomery. 3 SuNe II
The morning call., 1891-02-18
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAM-

4 DYICE FREE DIVORCES A SPECIALITY;
~ quickly, quietly legally; fee after divorce; pro-
bate, insolvency. collections etc; all courts: law
Office. g. W. HOWE a. D., 20 kearuy st. felS II
The morning call., 1891-02-18

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 evening paper published on the coast;
orders by p0Stal-card otherwise Will receive
uIompt attemtlnn. ONCE go MnntenmarR
The morning call., 1891-02-18

SCH0oL CIVIL. MINING, MECHANICAL. EN-
~ giheeTlng, surveying architecture. drawing as
saying; esab. 1854 A Van der Nal len 72{ gt 81 II
The morning call., 1891-02-18

L'OR SALE-CANDY AND STATIONERY: NEAR
school; good trade. with opportunity Of in
creasiug same 1902 Bush 81. feI7 3ts
The morning call., 1891-02-18

MASSAGE.
nj RS. THOMSON, HAND-RUBBER AND SwED-
~ lsh movements lis Grant ave., Room II. 10 4*
SADIE CARLTON AND ROSE HiLTuN-YAPoR
= baths and massage. 1853 Mission: to i. fcl7 II
y ROSE CLEVELAND FROM y. Y: MASSAGE
Il. Nucleus House. I'm. ~; assistants. ia7 II
The morning call., 1891-02-18

ell non JACKSON-ST. RESIDENCE; THIS
u IL .UUO. Il i mudern residence OF 10 rooms
bath, etc: al the latest conyeneuces. Apply to
OFARhLLL q ANN. u MONTGOMERY.
The morning call., 1891-02-18

w W. DAVIDSON, ATroRNEY-Ar-LAW. 4!B
" California 81. Rooms lib; advice tree. d.
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
10 Is ceHIs per week. delivered by carrier 10 auy
part OF the city; the Buletia Is the best, Oldest
and largest evening paper published the coast
orders by ioStal-ea.d or otherwise viii Iecelg5
prompt attention. Office 622 Montgomery ST
The morning call., 1891-02-18

y W. kIMBALL, TEACHER OF PAM. 2si2
i Howard St.; terms moderate. fer iui
The morning call., 1891-02-18
CARPENTERS ANO BUILDERS.


BoEHRER Il CO., CARPENTERS AND
y BuilderS. ll3 Leidesdorir NJ. se3 II
| y.LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
- OLE Sacranento St.; cabinet worR and lifting up
eniees promptly attended to; teiepiiona YJJ MIST
The morning call., 1891-02-18

AfUSIC, ENGLISH LITERATURE; LAT Err IN
W classes or private. MRS. II. T.. l2Z3ba Bush.4in
X oCAL LESSONS. FOR TERMS APPLY sos
fo~eil ST.; PROF. }. X. OGiLFiE. lal3 3m
MANDOLIN AND VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS;
w italian method; genuine Italian maudOtns
mandOas, Iutes. FRDF. ADELSTEiN 1909 Satter
The morning call., 1891-02-18

n LOTS IN THE NEW ELECTRIC HEIGHTS
Lou Tract; block from Fruitvale ave-; electric
railway near local station; only few lots left;
prices one-balf what the adjoining properties
selling for terms to suit purchasers; TITLE perfect
H. w. DAVIS. Twenty-third-ave. Station, East OAK
land; open until Z 80 p. Nj. jas lm
The morning call., 1891-02-18

Z t1lIn NEW BAl-WIN DOW OUTAGE ON
Z cpOO. the sunny siuc OF Jersey 81. , near Noe;
contains . rooms ana bath: all modern improve
W"htS; g opportunity for man of moderate
means 10 secure home as II can be bought on easy
tHr.us To suit. FOR further particulars apply 10
G.rAlal.E ELL & LANG. II MINI .,nInerN- 81
The morning call., 1891-02-18

SlGN PAINTING TAUGHT COMPLETE So; PoR
~ trait painting taught complete So: great OD-
portnnlty. d. LEVY, 9i51A Market So X p. Bldg i'm
The morning call., 1891-02-18

t7Njtu. wanted Ia established business: clears TO
each SIS Per month: can lie Ir,ely decreased. with
help Of good man; money nat SO aiueh OF object
IS reliable industrious, working partner: business
lleh;, easant saa easily learned fun igyestiga-
ton OF BOOK, ard business lie buying: this IS a
chance in lifetime: don't miss II. Particulars
GEO. STEW ART. 1875 Kearuy ST. 1t
The morning call., 1891-02-18

Q tG0 A GREAT BARGAIN; SALOON FOR
- lOV. sale IN a nne business location; OF
tue best business streets in We tern Addition:
reasons fer selling. For particulars apply NO r.
L-A 8 DOW =. 10Y ALarAeL Il LIZ y.
The morning call., 1891-02-18
FURNIyURE FOR SALE.

u CENTS on INSTALLMENTS WILL BUY
- carpets; sold elsewhere at 81. ARONsoN
1910 Stockton St. oc2s emo
The morning call., 1891-02-18

THE SACRAMENTO. e06 WASHINGTON ST.
L cor. Eighth-rieaSant sunny ROOMS; suite or
sngle: also offices: teIms Leasnnah q. feS ! ID
The morning call., 1891-02-18
ruRNITURN roR SAFE.
OAKLAND HOUSES An ROOMS.

IF FURNITURE YOU WANT GoopAND CHEAP.
lsee II. sen ILLHAAS. 4OS Eleventh ST. dec II cod
The morning call., 1891-02-18

SHORTHAND TAUGHT, Y. Y. SCHOOL. N 4
~ months; use of typewrItcrs fraa 3lg Pine Is In,
The morning call., 1891-02-18

y instailment price elsewhere 81 a yard. NJ
FRIEDMAN & CO.. 22s-23O Stockton and 237 Post.
BRUSSELS soc, OIL CLOTH 25c, MATING I5c,
ID linoeum soc. poles zoe. shades Csc, body Bras
sells 73c; carpets, furniture, ETC., easy terms.
NEUMAN BROS, III Sixth st. ocll II
The morning call., 1891-02-18

u SSHH MISSION ROAD CORNER: LOT
UOcOO. 1876 feet on Mission by l23:9 on
cross street, .Jl feet the soufneriy boundary
line; level and ready bulld upon; street being
widened; THIS property must be sold within the
next 20 days. don't fail TO call. For further par
ticulars Apply 10 O'FARRELL Il LANG. II Mout-
somery 81.
The morning call., 1891-02-18

CACRIFICE. 10 LOTS, 1915 EACH: NICE Lo
~ cation; car tines; convenient TO local trains
terms to suit all purchasers; call at once. Also,
neat, new 5-room cottage. very cheap: small cash
payment. balance monthly instalimen:s. See H h.
PENNEY, 454 Ninth ST, Oakland; office open rat
P. II feS q
The morning call., 1891-02-18

G..1S0 EXPRESS BUSINESS; FINE LARGE
- --cV. horse, wagon and harness; positively
worth 500; rieaty of WORK; leaving state cause of
- ~. j. ". DIN y NV 4 CO II Market Il q.
The morning call., 1891-02-18

| EST PLACE On THE COAST TO BUY A PIANO
- or an organ. r. W. SPEN GER ~ CO.'S. 1913 Mar
ket ST. second floor; pianos from 500; organs from
$50; leading makers; finest stock. ocl7 II
The morning call., 1891-02-18

BYRON hAUZY. AGENT SoHMEK, CHASE
~ Bros, Newly & Evans. sos Post st, my22 II
rr... :.
The morning call., 1891-02-18
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND AGENcY-ADYERTISEME AND
~ subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Office OF THE MORNING CALL. 9O2 broadway.
Geo PER FOOT RESIDENCE LOT; ONE or
,DOO the best located residence lots, 50xIOO. for
SALE east OF Broadway. Oak Station and
broadway: property adjoining held at $50 and $50
per foot; must be sold Within 10 days. Apply to E
w. WOODWARD Co, 9O2 Broadway. Oak
Land. felS 1t
The morning call., 1891-02-18

~ THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE HISTORY
" building will be found bargains in pianos and
organs OF various makes +. W. SPENCER & CO.
10 Market 81. second floor oc24 NJ
The morning call., 1891-02-18

ST. GOO Reihis residence 10 rSdms, mod
err Ia ali respects; the very best plumbing; sub
staHtaliy built; AshbuTy ST., Waller; little
block from cable-clrs: stable Ia rear; large
lot. 27:6xlS6:3 to street. H. GAMBS has
removed to Montgomery ST.,
The morning call., 1891-02-18
PIANOS. vIoLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.

+ ARGAINs IN SECONDHAND PIANOS AT
- kOHLER & CHASE'S lO4I Market st. au2t tr
DECKER BROS MATCH LESS PIhNOS
" kOHLER q CHASE. 1913 Market 80. au24 u
The morning call., 1891-02-18

DIEDHONT CABLE LINE.
L on the Heights hamilton Tractl
$3.50 each; ghtiy lots within blocks OF tbs
cable Dower-houSe; cement WALKS: fine view; cable
passes the tract; easy terms. w. Z. BARNARD IL
SON, cor Ninth and Washington Sts.. oIkIand.IS Is
The morning call., 1891-02-18

SIEIN WAY. GABLER AND PEASE PIANOS
- organs and all musical Instruments; call aud see
our new rooms and stock. MATTHIAS GRAY q
90, lOb and 2US IoSt s.. kteInWaV HAL fa7 IL
The morning call., 1891-02-18

co 0n FIRST-CLASS CORNER SALOON;
= -'fVV. location can't be beat: private en-
trance private roous; every body knows this pays
il-; lease BAILEY q Co, 3u5 Kearny st. fel5 IL
The morning call., 1891-02-18

SJUUU. ehaban. rRnninr tbrDG,h 20 Ioc nV
ave; house OF rooms on Golden Gate ave: house
OF rooms on Locust ave-; total incon $50 per
mouth, TO one tenant; anu he making all repairs;
note the size of lot, - ;6xl2U; aftording double
frontage; the lot alone is worth the money; for
MDufS 1artr st
The morning call., 1891-02-18

GSOnO PAYS $500 PER ANNUM: 10 I'll ST.
u cOOO. bet. Noe anu castro: modern flats OF
and rooms and bath each; electric appliances
throughout; nats only year old and rented at
very low rents; can easily 10 increased; lot 70 :6X
80: this viii bear Investigation. Apply to OF Ar
REL 81 LANG, l Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-02-18

u.TSO0 BUSINESS PROPERTY IN THE
u OOU. heart of Oakland, adjoining Broad
way and always rented; store and iatabnYe: built
years; also house IL the rear rented this prop
erty is good Tor party who wants 10 Keep store
and live above; lot 25x 90
This property is vel located. doing a good bust
ness and offered at bargain by the owner, who is
going East. Apply TO f. W. WOODWARD q CO.,
9J2 Broadway. Oakland. fel8 IT
The morning call., 1891-02-18

G.D.IOD AN OPPORTUNITY OF LIFETIME
cpC-Ou. for the man OF moderate meaaS to Sc
cure his own home; tie prettiest aud cheapest cot
taSes IN the Mission; bay-wiRdow front double par
lorS dininS-rpom, Kitchen, bedrooms aud bath
rooms: hrlc-a brac top nanteis: high basement: can
be bought on easy terms, monthly payments and
small amount of cash; 18th St, hoe take Cas-
FROST. 18th ST.. walk one block east:
took at these at once: first come hrSt served. For
further particulars apply to O'FARRELL a Ian
st
The morning call., 1891-02-18

t'ASION, ELDkiDGE a co. 63S MARKET ST.
A south side lots; low prices; easy terms.
Now IS the lime TO buy Lots are cheaper now than
they viii be AT any time IN the future. San fran
cisco IS going to grow, and this means that these
lots are going To enhance in value. If you have no
laiih in them you must believe that the city
going to increase in population. South side is In
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
wJyyEBAGo INDIANS DISCOURAGED.

st. Paul. May g." The Pioneer Press" to-day prints
the following from Black River Falls, Wis: After
three failures farming, the Wnnebago Indians have
made up their minds 10 abandon farming, and viii
make no further effort to raise anything this year on
their reservation, few miles east Of this city.
visit TO their farms finds them all neglected. and In
stead of any disposition on their part to put in any
crops they are sitting around and gambling by their
favote methods moccasn and euchre and wishing for
the JHberry crop get ripe. So far as giving them
the lands is concerned I'm order to encourage them to
Industry and inspire confidence in them it is total
failure And no wonder that II makes them tired to
work heap hard three year, nothing grow for one
look al heaps OF barren sand will make the most
enterprising white man tired TO say nothing Of at
tempting 10 make a living on such a barren waste
other method lan by presenting them with series Of
sand hills that Will not even produce white beans"
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
1 PAy.AMERIcAy MEDICAL COLLEGE.

washington, May IA movement has been started
nv certain delegates to the American Medical Asso-
ci.tlon which meets in Washington on May 5, to bring
about closer relations between the members OF the pro
fessIon I'm the American republics The proposition has
the cordial Endorsement OF the Secretary OF State and
other officials OF the Government. Resolutions will be
offered at the conference proposing, first, that the
American Medical Association extend TO the medical
profession of the republics and colonies Of this hem
sphere an invitation to assemble in the United states In
AN international American medical conference during
the Columbian Exposition at Chicago and, secondly,
that the Committee on Nomination be Instructed TO
nominate one member from each State and Territory,
and one each from the Army. Navy and Marine Hospital
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
&c THIS THE urRpEBER OF clRRIE BRoWN1

Tho man who said that his name
was Charles Holland, and who Is ioched up III the
Town Hall at Jamaica, L. l., on suspicion Oh pe'iis
concerned I'm the murder OF Carrie Brown IN New
York made several contradictory statements yester-
dav when questioned BY Constable Ashmesd' VINO
.,rested him on Friday night. Holland first sad' III
accounting for the bloodstaned handkerchiefs fouhd
in his possession that he assaulted by TWO men
on staten Island on Thursday night lie afterwau
eoid he was assaulted by a barkeeper In Stapietoh
rum shop He has cut across his sharp nose, which
he saws he received when he was struck by lhe par
keeper He said he used tie handkerchief 10 s'oP lhe
sow OF blood Constable Ashmead says that the manu-
lerchefs found on the prisoner wero ho' heioJ
stained but had been soaked In blood.
Holland says that he has a wife and iour cnliuIeh
at Rye in westchester County, and that MS "ie mas
refused TO live with him for some time. tie says MS
uononts oro ,yo,t,do and live in South N6rwak, Conn.
when Questioned by Constable Ashmead as 10 MS
movements during the carly part of the week OF the
urder he said that he had stayed at lodglnghO
known as the New gland Hotel. in the Bowery, on
saturday Sunday and Monday nights Tuesday night,
he said he spent walking the streets, as nc had no
money to pay for lodging.
The prsonec does not know that there is any sus
melon against him regarding Carrie Browns murder
constable Ashmead says Holland answers the descrp
,,on ~ the man who accompanied the old woman to
the East River Hotel with the exception that he Is
rather stout in build while the description sent out
ny the New York police says that the murderer was
man OF slim build.
arrest Of Holland no had arrived at Jamaica from
the Nev-York police up to late hour last night to
look at the prisoner. II is thought from this that
Tnsnector Byrnes not believe the in the Town
iIalI is Jack the Ripper" the wretch who butch
cred Caryie BrOwn
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
Ex-senator INGALLS, SOMEWHAT BITTER.

Kansas City. May (specaD.-Ex-senator ingalls,
WAS in the city to-day, and while he positively re-
fused TO talk on National affairs he was induced to
give some of his reasons for his silence on the potl
cal subjects OF the day. In substance, lie said that
he considered his actions wise, in view Of the fact
that his public life was not lis opinions had
commercial value and he did not desire to cheaper
them by giving an interview to every newspaper man
who came along trying to make penny line on
como one else,s ideas lie did not 10 make COM
,penis oG the political incidents of tho day, but
watching the trend of public thought and would be
roodv when the time came to take his stand plainly
lie was NOT at all worried the snarling and carp
inC editors who tried TO interpret his motives, but
WIS willing 10 trust to time for his vndlcation IL
va iLr habit of many editors to abuse when they
could not rule and the vaporings which were pointed
at him were harmless.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
AN ITALIAN PASTORS TROUBLES.
HE SCORED HIS PEOPLE AND NOW soMN ZEN
SONS ARE ATTACKING HIM


SONS ARE ATTACKING HIM
,. : .uo,,,le in the Italian Roman Catholic
c,Ao, ot the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary aV
President and Van Brunt sts., Brooklyn, over sero
nreached on April 10 by the pastor, the rev. iaqu,
Ne Nisco In the course OF his sermon ho doh0" ~
neonle why the Italians were looked upon py "io
~ ., Americans as an undesirable class of imml-
crants He told them that IT their own iaD anu
owing TO their own peculiar vices They shouia lay
d +ba stiletto and devote themselves to beng goOo
o,+i,e,e and Christian men. The clergyman s'fohslS
coDdamned the action of the mob in New-orieaus'
hn4 nevertheless he plainly told his people that inc
wrong would never have been done IL the l'anNDS
themselves had acted as they should ,..
This sermon naturally created some excremeh.
w a,o noon1e who were filled with resentment
toward the Americans. and he was accused DS soio u
haysnc attacked his own people to please those whom
Gov the moment they regarded as enemies INC us-
content took shape WHEN young man, fia4i' - y
carrao laid an account OF the sermoh peioio w
edl,or Of aLEco DIalia," and that paper oit'er az
tackled Father De Nsco' ana con'iiiueu u0'"e -
from day TO day .,.. .oo,, M ror+ IN
A.. soir but Carrao drew up petition reclting that
So. CLERGYMAN had attacked the Italian people ana asA
inc p,sbop Ioughlin TO remove him. Ihis was sisno'
nv a large number OF people. III the hieS'ii'rNu 40 "
rrmAer Of influential Italians sent woru 10 H'
I,u.aas that there were two sides of the story anu
that naper after promising in it's issue OF oa'uS -
continue the war on Sunday remarked that IL wo"lu
rta,p from comment until it had investigated 1ur'her
Last evening the editor held conference with mum
her Of the most respectable and conservative nahah
residents. ,,,.. ox,or+ar be eide NJ
the Story last evening He said THE Whole trVsDis W
originated with Francisco Carrao anu td ls t9 rccom
personal spite. some time ago ne wam.Su td 20 i've
endaon to teach night school and refused 10 1eyeT SS
It, not certain oi ms dar n,y sermon. lie
made trouble by telling that said thing SrSd %T9 a
not say and on these false statements DEco d l tbe
petition TO bishop Longhln saw the Eea SlS19P BPaI list
has been informed that ii must reract II IL does no,
] shah take some action"
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
RADICAL woBK1yGMEy OF BOSTON.

Boston, May 3 (speciaD. During Mayor iarts au-
ninistration the right 20 hold public meetings in FRANK
I'm Park in West Roxbury. was denied the workngmeh
Of Boston. Mayor Matthews has proposed com
promise, but at meeting of the Central Labor Union
today the compromise was rejected ana IL was 'o'eo
TO march in procession Oh July and u hold meet
ing in the park with or without permission Of the au-
thOrtes This is the most radical step taken by this
body in which the conservative labor element IS strong
and there is danger that it may lead to trouble o
kind from which Boston has in the past been mostly
free A week ago Mayor Matthews suggested IN
message the City Council that the city buy and set
apart piece OF land West Roxbury PARK or on
the South Bay fats for the purpose Of out odoor pub
lie meetings. The lsboring men oppose tbs. because
they think there is land speculation at the bottom OF
H. and because they consider that they were contenas
not merely for the use OF the park but for the assertion
OF principle.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
4 CLAIMANT TO SIXTY ACRES DOWNTOWN.

Chicago, May 3-Chares Edwards a nephew by
marriage Of Abraham Lincoln, and vice president Of
tho shober and Carqueve Lithographng Company,
This city s one of the 300 o. more heirs TO the Ed
wards estate which lays claim 10 the title OF sixty
acres in New-YOrlI CITY, embracing section lying on
Broadway and Wall-st., and including The land on
which stands the Trinity Church property. Mr; I'd.
,ardse Grandfather was Governor N1nian Edwards Of
Illinois Governor Edwards had a son named Snian
who studied law in Springfield and was made Attorney
canoroI of the State when he only twenty-one
ycars old. Young Nnian tie father Of the Chicago
claimant was married to Elizabeth Todd. sis'et Of
Mary Todd who became the wife Of ABRAHAM Lin r)ln.
IJncoln's marriage took place In the house OF Nian
Edwards ir Ninan and Lincoln served in the State
Ineislain together both being members Hf the famous
long nine who had average stature OF six feet.