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TWO TARIFF REFoRMERs.


The elusive character of the term tariff
reform" is Illustrated in the controversy go
ing on between the friends of Roger O
Mills and the friends Of Charles f. Crisp
for the Speaker>hip. Mr.. Mills is declared
t. be the genuine article of tariff reform,
while Mr.. Crisp declares that his record as
q tariff refOrmer is unbroken. Both OF
these distinguished Democrats claim to be
of one type Of Democrat and yet there is
wide difference Of opinion between them on
so important an issue as the tariff. Mr..
Mills is we'll known to be an out and out
tariff for revenue man. and Mr.. Crisp was a
follower Of the late Samuel }. Randall. In
IOrtaut as it may seem to arrive at the real
meaning Of the term tariff REFORM" the
work of definition may perhaps be post
poned until after the election OF 1892. The
measure of tariff reform most likely to pre-
vail is that advocated by Mr.. Blaine and
Nj. Harrison, which aims to open foreign
markets to American goods without expos
ing the industries OF the country to foreign
competition. The kind of tariff reform
which will food our markets with foreign
goods which We can produce a. home is not
popular, nor is il likely to be.
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wEATHIR PREDICTIONS.


DIVISION aF THE PACIFIC,
SAN FRANCISCO April 70. 1875 P. N. }
Syrops-s for the Past Twenty-four Hours
The storm of Friday is still central near Van
couyer Island, attended with SoutherIy winds,
threatening weather and rain in the northern
portion OF Northern California, Northern Nevada,
Oregon and Washington. The barometer has fallen
In Western Oregon and Western Washington and
has risen elsewhere, especially 1n Nevada. 1t is
highest at San Francisco (50.20l and lowest at
olympia C29.sS). 1t is below the normal in
Southern California, Western Oregon and Western
Washington; elsewhere it is above. The winds are
north to west in Southern California and Arizona
elsewhere they are southerly. Storm signals
continue at North Pacific Coast stations. Whine
muce1, southwest, SO miles per hour; Eureka,
California coast and in oregon and Washington
elsewhere has fallen. l. is above the normal In all
districts except Nevada. Fair weather has pre-
vailed In Central and southern California, Western
y avada and Arizona5 elsewhere rain snow has
n len Olympia, .0s OF inch: Fort Candy, 80 ;
Spokane Falls, trace; Portland, .04; Baker City,
trace; Rose urs. %; Eureka, .06.
Forecast Till 8 p. NJ. Sunday.
For Northern CaIIfOrnia-Far weather. except
light rain and snow in the extreme northern
portion; winds generally south to west; warmer;
except nearly stationary temperature along the
coast.
For Southern CalifOrnia-Fair weather: north
10 west winds; slightly warmer.
For oregon aud Washing Tonight rains: winds
generally southerly; brisk TO high off tho Washing
coast; warmer. except nearly stationary
temperature at Fort Candy and olympia.
JoHS P. FINLEY.
Lieutenant Nineteenth Infantry. in charge.
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might call for remonstrance from other
powers. The trouble arises from the equi-
vocal character of the Russian vessel that
was detained. 1t was a vessel belonging to
the Russian volunteer feet which was being
used as transport for military workmen.
The right of the vessel to pass through the
straits depends upon its character. II
war-vessel the treaty would not allow 1t to
pass; if merchant vessel the Turkish Gov
eminent would have no right TO detain it,
L appears to have been a merchant ship
doing military service. The action of the
Russian Government is probably regarded
with the more uneasiness from the aupre-
hension that Russia may consider herself
in position to disregard n treaty that has
always been considered as an unjust exer-
else of power on the part Of the combined
European nations.
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FRUIT-GRowERs.

We observe that the Stockton Republican
advises fruit-growers to meet the market,
aud not to hold back their crop for higher
prices. Last year the latest prices of the
season were the best, but that is not always
the case. We know OF DO better way for
fruit-growers to act thsn to post themselves
thoroughly about the prospects and then to
do as their best judgment dictates. For the
editors Of newspapers. who do not always
take the trouble to investigate such sub
jects, TO advise is not usually we'll.
The rules which fruit-grOwer can safely
observe are few and simple. First, ship
s.othing but frst-elass fruit. Feed poor fruit
or damaged fruit to the animals of the barn
yard. Next, see that all the fruit that is
sent to market is shipped in good condition,
and so packed that it will remain in good
condition until the inevitable hour Of decay
~
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A RUSSIAN NOTE.

The detention of Russian steamer in the
Dardaneles has called out sharp note
from The Russian ambassador which
caused much uneasiness in Turkish official
circles. The ambassador declares that in
future measures would be taken to insure
the unmpeded progress of Russian mer-
chant vessels through the straits. Tha
Porte replied that such measures II taken
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NoTIcE-J. E Le Ballister. being duly sworn,

NOIICE-J. Z. DC BaIIlsIeT, DeIng duly sWOTn,
deposes and says follows: For the dement, of
injured parties l make the following Statement.
In the recent case OF lie BaIlister VS.. lie Bal
lister an allegation WAS made which subse-
quently found It's way into The newspapers re-
fleeing upon certain friends OF mine. These
charges were entirely without foundation In
fact and were. in my opinion. made for the sole
purpose OF bringing me to terms In the above en-
Titled sGit j. L. LIE BALLIsTER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25ih
day Of April. 1891. ANDREW } CLUSIE.
Notary Public
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DAILY CALL GucludIng Sundays, Sd per year by
n ALL postpaid: 10 cents per week. IS cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL,
I've copies, three months. ST %. SUNDAY CALL
(sixteen pages). 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
GAIL and W EEK1.Y CALL, 81 so per year, post
Taid. " EEKLY CALL (eIght pages), 81 25 per year,
Iostl aid Cubs of ten fsent to one address,, S10
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SEt9Gl-Pag9 Edition.
NOTICE !

Any Of Our patrons srho fail to ind THE
MORNING CALL for sale 6y traiH-boys
triI confer a Jaror by notifying this office OF
heJac6 NAMING the date and train.
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montgomery street, near Clay. open until II
e;cIott P NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
Etrset. near Kearny open until II O'Clock midnight;
sse Hayes ssiIeet, open until 80 O'Clock; 603
Iarkin street open until 80 O'Clock; 251s Mission
street, open until O'Clock p N, and 1l6 Ninth
fffeft omen mill q.Qn p n
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The Building Committee of the Oregon
Agricultural Society contemplate the cree
ton of an additional dormitory for the ac-
cOmmOdation of $50 more students. The
building will cost So, 600 to $4,000
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Account OF Presbyterian General Assembly will
leave San Francisco May OH. Personally con-
Quoted by the Rev +. f. Shearer, DID. Pullman
tourists cars 10 Chicago. New York and Boston,
stopping at Salt Lake CITY aud Niagara Falls.
Lowest rates 10 all Eastern eiiies. T. E. Shearer,
manager, New Montgomery street, San Fran
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To QUIET TITLE.-Sarah f. Tebbitts. VINO
claims TO be Ihe owner of a valuable lot of land
on First avenue, has brought suit to quiet title
against James p. and Charles Carthy and others,
who claim an adverse interest.
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DROVE LAME HORSES. A. Hooper was
arrested yesterday on a charge OF cruelty TO an
animal for driving lame horse.
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Snecial OrerIand Enenrsion

The Session and Trustees OF Calvary Presby-
ierian Church are definitely Informed that Presi-
dent Harrison viii not be present al the services
on Sunday, The 90 IA lust.
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THE people have recognized In Hoods sarsapa-
riIla honest medicine at honest price,
honestly recommended for troubles which it
honestly cures This is the secret OF its success
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J.FCUTTER's OLD BoURBON.-ThIs celebrated
whisky is for sale by all rst-class druggists and
gToceTs. Trade mafk-star within a shield.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

II the Bulgarian or some other question does
not in the meantime preeipitale a conflict. Aus
trld, like her neighb0rs, will In the autumn have
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HE GOT A BADGE.-H. 5. Martin, Grand
Treasurer. N S. 6. w, was presented with a
gold badge by Stanford Parlor on Friday night.
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BEST IN THE WORLD ?'-CutIer Bros Boston
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam for Cough', Colds aud
Consumption. San Francisco Druggists.
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The Palace Salt Water Tub and Swimming
713 Hilbert street. are now open for the season.
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MOTHERS give Angostura Bitters to their children
to stop colic and Iooseness of the bowels. Dr. j. c.
Il. siegert Sons. sole manufacturers. At all drug
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FINE decorated China dinner sets OF 100 TO
12l pieces at 10 per cent discount during the
clearance sale at Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.'s,
122-I32 SHtter street.
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THE County Monaghan Social Club picnic at
Sehulzen Park, san Rafael, sunday, April 26th.'
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DUNN vs.. DEsBECH.-James Dunn has sued
to recover $500 loaned TO John Desbeeh on
promissOTY note
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RP Grace Church. California ST.. Cor.
Charles j. Mason, assistant. Services: Regular
sermon on Sunday. Morning prayer, IL O'Clock.
EeSper service az the vesper hour, P. n. Holy
communion at 8 a. NJ. Sunday school $3.50
A. NJ. During the week morning prayer is
said daily AT IL O'Clock. This church Is kept open
to the public all the time 'houSe Of prayer"
where all may at any hOur-Of the day come in,
rest and pray. 1t
RS First Congregational Church. Cor.
~ Post AMI Mason sts.-Rev. S. NJ Frecland, act
Ing pastor. will preach morning and evening.
aud Rev. John Kimball VIII be held Immediately
after the morning service. Chinese school at d
p n Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
denyor at $50 p NJ seats free Strangers cordially
Invited. Shakespearesn recital benent OF church
kindergarten. in auditorium. Tuesday evening,
81 teenth ST, above Mission--F. b. pulIan. pas
tor. Public worship. with sermons by the pastor. at
"How Receive the Coming One" Evening ad-
dress: 'Religion That Pays" Sunday-school at
1880. Band OF Hope at A. Young Mems meeting at
6:15. Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor at 6:45. Seats free A cordial Invitation
to all, and especially TO strangers 1t
ES Howard-Street Methodist Episcopal
~ Church. Howard ST., bet. Second and Third,
two blocks from the Palace Hote-Rey. S. " Leeeh,
p NJ Sunday-schooi at II as p NJ. Young peoples
meeting at $3.50 P. N. General praise, prayer and
lessor Martin Schultz. Musical Director. subject
Of morning sermon; Usefulness the True Aim of
Life Subject OF evening sermon: 'Ihs Nature
aud Influence Of Envy" Strangers and friends
cordially invited TO ali services. PASTORS resi-
denee. 6l3 Folsom st. Its
re- Van Ness Avenue Methodist Episco-
R-S pal Church-Services In Lunt's Hail. 1910
Polk St., Bush. Rev. Geo. W. beatty, pastor
residence, a42 Valencia ST.. Sundayschool at GAS
A. NJ. +. II. jackson. Superintendent. Preaching l.
A. NJ: "OThissions aud the Consequences" At I: 80
P. NJ. Smoking Flax" Epworth League. $3.50 P.
NJ. Thomas Johns. President. Prayer meeting
wednesday at 1880 N. at 49, Ellis Sc, and hurs-
day at Z 30 ?; NJ. at ITO Natona ST. Free Choral
Society every Saturday evening, Lunt's Hall. Pri-
mary pupils P. N. General practice Y:i5 p. NJ.
Chas. II. Gabriel. Musical Director. The public are
cordially invited to attend these services
~ The Church of the Disciples,
to~S Twelfth ST.. bet Toward and Miss0n-M j.
Ferguson. the pastor. win preach morning and
evening. Subject for 1 A. NJ. 1.-THE Eternal SIM"
For 40 p. NJ: christianity Applied to Employ
ers," being the eighth OF the series. Young Pe0-
pies Society of Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. N.
Seats free. ALI Invited. 1t
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DIVORCE SUITs.-Sarah 0COnnor has brough
suit for divorce from Edward O'CQnnor, and E
{. Dyer from Picnic Dyer.
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SUNDAY MEETINGS..

RS Philosophical Society-Free Public
s5~S lecture every Sunday, 7 30 p. NJ, 800 Post
street. Tonight, "Ke-incarnat ion-When, Where
why ?" by Allen Grifhths Question invited Its
|" Freethought Society Meets at p.
S~S NJ. 4yl Post ST. Lecture by Paul Gleeser on
"The Mission OF Freethouqhtn Admission free. Its
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THE GOOD REPUTATION of Brol0p'S Bronchial
75oches Tor the relief of Coughs, Colds. and Throa
Diseases has given them favorable notoriety.
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Two pounds cream mixed candy, in Japanes
baskets, only SOC. Townsend's, 627 Market.
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DOUBLE wide dress goods Toe yard. Pho
neer Dry Goods Store, 100 Fifth 81.
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CHURCH. NOTICES.

BEAcHAA's THIS cure sick headache.
Fx1HA mince pies. SWANS. 2lS suffer street
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FINE cabinet photos So per dozen. New Yorl
Gallery 1144 Markel street.
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pURTJCATION OFFICE:

THE MORNING CALL
pas larger circulation than any other
aeYvspaper published in San Francisco.
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MAY styles Butterick's patterns. Catalogues
mailed free. I24 Post St, San Francisco
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IFafiicted with sore eyes DIR. Isaac Thomp-
son S ESe Water. Druggists sell it at % cents.
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Count M0ltke, though lie believed In dealing
the heavier blows when 1t came 10 war, was a
great lover OF flowers. He recently visited the
hyacInth exhibition OF the Flora Society at Char
l0ttenburg and spent several hours viewing the
display OF his iavOrites without once sitting down
TO rest. For a veteran OF 81 his activity excited
general attention.
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GRAND exhibit OF California glace fruits
TownseRd's. 627 Market street, Palace. .
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E. H. BLACK, painter, removed to ia Eddy ST.
BAR counters constantly on hand. 321 Suffer-.
j. CooNEY, the painter, has removed to al
Fourth street.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.


WANTED - LAUNDRESS AND CHAMBER
must be good seanstress. wages $50; German or
Swedish girl for ehamberwork In hotel. $40: ex-
ira mattresses % per week ironers in laundry.
Alameda, $50; hotel mattresses, city, $40 each;
laundress for institution. $50; cook for hotel $40;
waitress for Truckee. S2b; working housekeeper In
widower's family. $50. woman with q child, must
have references, so: Homework girls, $40 each.
Apply MISS X PLUNKETr. 424 Suffer st. ape 2t
WANTED WAITRESS ASSIST CHAMBER
w work. summer resort, 800, parties here;
nurse-grl for San Jose. 500 private family COOKS
San JOSE S25 and $50; cook for sawmlll, $25, free
fare; Iaundress and chambermaid, summer resort,
$50 and $25 C. X. HANSEN & CO., Ito Geary. 26
. MATTRESSES, CITY HOTEL, $40; CHAM
Il bermaids. city hotel, $50; second girls $50 to
S25; nursegirl, sleep nome, $50; 8 private family
cooks $50 and $50. cleaning girls, city hotel SI5
to $40: several neat girls for housework, city and
country. c. X. HANSEN q co. ITO 6eary st. 26 2t
TANTED-wOMAN TO COOK AND DO GEN
W eral housework for private family in San Ma
teo: $25; fare paid W. ID. EVER CO., 626 Clay
street. APPS ct
A PPRENTICEs WANTED: DkESsMAKING:
n Instructions in S. L. TAIL0R'S system. Ii
Geary ST.. Room l. APPS Ste
XlANTED-APPRENTICE ALSO FIRST-CLASS
W waist-fnishers. 4O7 Leayenworth st. ape 3ts
IA ANTED-GooD WORKING HoUsEK EEP Err;
W good home; small family. 2O2O1a Bush. 26 st
I,IRsT- CLASS FINIsHERs ON CLoAKs;
i steady work. 94s Harrison st. ape Sts
IA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wAIST-MAKBRs AT
W 1<50 Frankn-st. apes 2ts
CIRL OR WOMAN. LIGHT HoUsEwoRK, CARE
" child; good home: small wages Cali before
O'Clock. l003 MISSION St 1t.
IA ANTED = FIEST-CLASs sHoE-FITTER ON
Battery st. APPS 81
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low SILLY YOU AXE To THINK OF GOING
II to Santa Cruz Monterey for your "outipg."
Pshaw! Get away from the coast. 60 to the
grand old Sierras. especially when you can buy
nice six-roomed cottage and bath, elegant large
grounds fruit OF every description, bluegrass
lawns etc.. for what trip down the coast will eost
you; perfectly pure. dry air: suit any one, from an
athlete to Invalid; Will trade. Call or address
House, 1872 Plymouth ave, Oakland. APPS st
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Q900 PARTNER WANTED IN GOoD-PAY-
VoOO. ing restaurant. Apply this ofice.a25 I'm
NJ ANTED-SILENT PARTNER IN AN OLD
" established business of ~ years standing:
with capital from 5000 to $4,000: investig ton
offered; no agents: PRINCIPALS only. Address K. b..
box liz, CALL Branch u1ice. ADJ IL
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AGENTS. WANTED.


MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN
III quantities TO suit at low rate OF interest: Ap-
ply to the California Mortgage Loan Co., 80 WON'T
gomery ST. San francisco. aeo ou VI
A GENTS WANTED FOR THE BEST-SELLING
n book OF this century; big profits. Apply ot5
Market ST., Department J. apzo
{N ANTED-SALEsMEN ON SALARY OR Coel-
W mission to handle the new patent chemlca INK
erasing pencil; the greatest selling novelty ever
produced erases ink thoroughly In TWO seconus' no
abra lion of paper; 200 TO $40 per cent proht; oe
agents sales amounted TO $500 in six DAYS: anolneI
So in two hours; we want one energetlc seheIaii
agent for each State and Territory sample ny man
IS cents For terms and full particulars address
La Crosse Wis ap2s Ats
DOCKET SAVINGS BANKS-LARGE LOT JUST
Il received; orders promptly filled hereafter. just
ments for manteIs, brackets etc, pertaining to all
orders and societies. NOVELTY SUPPLY CO.
2247B Mission st. ap2I lot
FURNITURE WANTED.
A L. CRESSwELL, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE
u. Room 81, Murphy building viii buy or sci
your household furniture for cash. 19tt
A LARGE QUANTITY OF SECONDHAND FUR
II niture wanted: 20 Per cent paid more than else
where. MALONE, l36 Fourth St. new store. m20tt
NdcCABE, 1913 FOURTH ST., PAYS THE HIGH
w est price for furniture stoves, ranges carpets
M J. SIMMONS & CO., AUCTIoNEERsy-wILL
ln buy your furniture. pianos and books 1857
Market ST. ape tt
You CAN GET MORE MONEY FOR YOUR SEC
ond-hand furniture from J. NcONAN & Co.
1927 MISSION 81. mr. sixth. tnan elsewhere. tal4
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MONEY TO LOAN.
prom $50 UPWARD; INTEREST ACCORDING
u security. 5. f. c. Box 81. CALL Branch. ap4 Inns
90 On0 AO0 ON RANCHES, AT LOWEST
dDO.OOO.OUO. rates; $4,000 lowest amount
loaned. RAYMOND. SULLIVAN & CO. III Post I'm
STORAGE.
SToRAGE TAKEN AND ADVANCES MADE fIR
- required) on furniture. pianos pictures etc
664 Howard ST. near Third. mr26 SIN
FURNITURE STORED; EASTERN PLAN.
i terms moderate Sterling Furniture Co., IS
Market St. opposite jones. mr25 Il
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FURNISHED ROOM AND USE OF KITCHEN
L wanted; NV. OF Powell and Market Sts.; state
terms. ". Box So CALI Branch Office. Its
D UNFURNISHD ROOMS: MAN AND WIFE; n.
= OF Market st. j.. Box l, this Office apes 3ts
. FAMILIES, WITHOUT CHILDREN, WISH 4
4 rooms. with separate kitchen preferred Ad-
dress L. H.. Box 81. this Office. apo 81
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CARPETS-sMITHs BRUSSELS. Csc YARD;
FRIEDMAN & CO.. 22S-230 Stockton. aud .,,37 Post
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N ALTER FITZ-GEoRGE, EXPERT ACCOUNT
w ant and auditor. 425 Montgomery st.-Balance
sheets and profit and loss accounts prepared: arbl
tration and trust accounts speciality; Complicated
accounts investigated and adjusted; merchaats'
and tradesmen's books written up BY special con
tract. del6 n
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-21
To-Day'S Audit List.
EstateOf
Court News Told Briefly.

THE jury is out in the case of James W
Riddle against w. L. Mellon and others, an
action on an oil lease.
THE suit of James L. Dunseath against the
Pennsylvania Tube Works an action ON an
account, is on trial before Judge Stowe.
In the suit of /. F. Brainard against Mellon
Bros, an action on contract, verdict was
given yesterday for 1913 56 for the plaintiff.
In the suit of John Drew against John
Stringer, q landlord and tenant case verdict
was given yesterday for 81 cents for the
plaintiff.
A VERDICT of So for the plaintiffs was
given yesterday in the suit of Covert &
Diem against S. NJ. Wilcox, an action on a
contract.
A VERDICT of $33 SO for the plaintiff was
given yesterday in the suit of the Granley
Bronze Company against Maloney & Co.,
limited, an action on an account.
THE suit of Carl HUFF against the Eber-
hardt and Ober Brewing Company for
damages for injuries caused by the fall of an
elevator is still on trial before Judge Harry
White.
IN the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day, verdict of Sl,37S 40 for the plaintiffs
was given in the case of the Hughes Steam
Pump Company against James Tippman, an
action on contract for an ice machine.
NELLIE TRULY yesterday entered suit
against r. F. Clements, the proprietor of a
circus, for 5000 damages. She states that
While she was witnessing performance one
of the board seats gave way and in the fall
she broke her left leg.
THE suit of Arthur Stuart against the
Kruger & Jones Manufacturing Company is
on trial before Judge Collier. The case is an
action to recover salary. Stuart was em-
ployed by the defendants as a salesman at q
salary of 500 monthly, and was discharged
at the end of three months. He claims that
he was engaged for year.
THE following executions were issued
yesterday: A. B. Negley VS. Joseph Bowen
and wife, $50 %; George Cochran, for use of
j. II. McQuaide, VS. Isaac E. Graham and
Anthony Lpo, s24S OF; Rosa Schwebel vs.
Charles Opperman, S7I IS; Joseph Wright VS.
Joseph Bull, $2l so; A. G. Jarrett and James
Campbell, for use of H. c. Gearing, VS.
Thomas Dugan, Sl.45O; same VS. Peter Dough-
erty, 81, ,524 80; NJ. Loniask VS. Jacob Loniask,
$40 10.