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The morning call., 1891-05-05
Bernal Rancho Acre Property,
Near Silver Terrace and Fronting College
Homestead Association and Property
Belonging to st. Mary's College.

Commencing at point in the ". line OF Silver
ave. distant easterly from point where the east
erly boundary line Of the land formerly owned by
the College Homestead Association interSeetS the
said n line OF Silver ave-, 939 feet thence running
N Sl1ao Z. on said N. line OF Silver ave. 1873 feet
TO point; thence n. 41ao E. 1920 feet to point;
thence n. $50 w. 100 feet to point; thence s. 419o
W. 1888 feet TO the n. line o. Silver ave. and place
of beginning. containing 5 l2-I00 acres, being a
portion of Bernal Rancho, and being lot NJ 8 as
per plat of land subdivided into SIX parts, for
merly belonging to Edward Norton, deceased.
Commencing at point which bears N. 41so E.
1920 feet distant from the L0rtheriy line OF Silver
ave, and which point on silver ave. is 1922
feet easterly from the eaSterly boundary line OF
the land formerly owned by the college Home
stead Association" and from thence running n. S6o
W. Ola feet; thence y. 40. f. 926 feet; thence S.
$500 e. 267 feet. thence S. 40 w 633 feet; thence
N 1854 W. 4S feet; and thence s. 4Iso w. 296 feet,
TO point OF beginning containing 26-1OO acres.
being portion of the Bernal Rancho, and being
known as lot No. on the plat of land subdiyided
into lots formerly belonging 70 Edward Norton, de-
ceased.
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day, the 18th inst. and it promises TO be the
most successful one ever given under the
auspices of the order.
The circles of the Companions of the For
est in this city and Alameda County will
give an excursion around the bay on June
2lst. The boat will leave the ferries at $3.50
o'clock Ia the morning, and passing the
various points of interest around the bay,
will proceed to Mare Island, Benicia, Mar
tinez. and up the Sacramento River as far as
Rio Vista, returning to the city at an early
hour of the evening. The affair is in charge
of the ladies, and promises to be grand
SupeasS
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TeIeoranb Hiu 50-vara.

S. line OF Lombard, 1877 IS feet e. OF Kearny ST..
this 5Oyara is in densely populated district. and
must become IN the immediate future very valuable
for warehouses, owing to its nearness to the ship
ping and sea-wall; Lombard severed within
short distance OF this property; lot 137 :6x137:6
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For Misuse of a Label.

a suit for $4,000 damages has been
brought in the Superior Court against Sam
uel T. WOrmser, Meyer, Joseph and Solo
mon Ehrman and Samuel Sussman and
=. Kaufman by j. Fl. Gilbert, proprietor of
trademark and labels. which he alleges
have been used by them without his con-
sent on 600 cans of rotten salmon.
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X. AND l.. OF III.
Lodges at Sacramento Initiating Can
didates at Each Meeting.

Lodges at Sacramento Initiating Can
didates at Each Meeting.
Pacific Lodge gives a bouquet party ON
Monday evening, May 18th.
Mr.. Adams, G. V. P, Mrs. Erkson, G. c.
and the Grand Secretary paid their frs
official visit to Pacific Lodge last Monday
evening. The lodge initiated one candidate
and received several applications.
During April Harmony Lodge, Sacra-
mento, increased its membership ten.
The members Of Excelsior Lodge are
making elaborate preparations for its pr ON
enade concert at Mechanics Pavilion on
Thursday, 14th inst.
The social of Palo Alto Lodge will be
given in UniOn-square Hall this evening.
West End Dodge will give a dancing party
Mt Union-square Hall on Tuesday evening,
the 10Th inst.
Grand Secretary S. B. Carleton and wife
are the recipients Of very handsome remem-
brances gold pen and pencil EACH from
Representative ). Conradl OF. Los Angeles
S. American, S. r., Mrs. Erkson, q. C.
the Grand Secretary and large delegation
from West End Lodge visited Excelsior
Ledge last Tuesday evening.
Equity Lodge, Sacramento, increased its
membership eight during April. with a
number of applications on file
The lodges OF the Capital City are ar
ranging for reception to L. III. Berkey, G. P
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The Furniture Of a I'll Room House,
M. ]. SINM0N5, RUCTl0NEER.
WILL SELL IO-MOKkOW,
wednesday. .,..................,..May 6. 1891,
Att O'Clock A. NJ, at
AT Van Ness Avenue, Near McAllister Street,
ALL THE ELEGANT FURNITURE
CONTAINED IN ABOVE RESIDENCE.

....coMPRIsINe.
One 715-octsve Roenisch Upright Piano; Very Fine
SILK Plush Parlor Set of pieces; Silk BrOeade,
EDony-frame and Mahogany odd-Piece PariOr
Set; Very Elegant Genuine Gilt-frame French
plate Mantel Mirrors; Heavy Gilt Cornise Cen
uine Lace Curtains; Fine Body Brussels Carpets
all through the house; Turkish and Smyrna
Rugs; Fine Bric-a-B rac and Ornaments; Bou-
quet Tables Parlor and Elegant Library Tables;
I6-foot Pillar Extension Table, Leather-coVered
Dining Chairs ana Leather Lounge; Large As
sortment of Fine Croekery and Glassware Cut
Iery and Platedware; Very Elegant Plate Mir
ror; Walnut HatRaek; Walnut and Maple Side
board; Eeg ant Black Walnut Bedroom Sets;
Freneh-plate Mirrors; Fine Cured-Hafr Top
Spring Mattresses; Curled-Hair Top Mattresses;
Down Feather Pillows; Nice GhidS Bed; Hard
wood Bedroom Sets; Kitchen Utensils. etc.
Ez- Sale peremptory.
Re Terms cash.
my5 ct NJ. J.. SIMMONS, AHetioneer.
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!" Guide to HeaIth and Ftiouettev Ere

Guide to Health and Etiquette" Free!
One OF the greatest medicines earth for women
is Lydia f. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. Send
two two-cent stamps for "Guide TO Health and
Etiquette" by Lydia +. Piakham. beautifully
Illustrated book, containing volume OF valuable
Information. II has saved lives and may save
yours. Address The Lydia E. Pinkham Medical
Company. Lynn, Mass. and be sure 10 mention THE
CALL.
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Spear Street Water Lot, Being
Beach and Water Lot 1852.

g. line OF Spear ST., 229:2 feet SIC. of Howard st.
This Is a very central and prominent manufacturing
district. This property is enhancing in value every
day: wholesale warehouses and large manufactur-
ing buildings will soon cover the entire district; at
present under nominal rent of $50 per month; no
lease; street eurbed and paved with basat lot
45:l0xl37 IS. Capitalists should remember THIS
choice piece OF property. splendid opportunity
for investment or speculation.
The morning call., 1891-05-05

800
REV ARD!


The Pacific Postal Telegraph
Company will pay one hundred
dollars reward for information
that will lead to the arrest and
conviction of the party who
cut the wires leading from their
Branch Office, 500 Market ST.,
on Saturday, May I'd, and on
Monday, May 4th, wires lead
ing from their Battery and
Washington street Office.
L. ". STORROR, Supt.
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The Los Angeles contingent will arrive in
San Francisco on Sunday evening next.
Bay City Circle will give bouquet social
at Union-square Hall on the evening of the
10th inst
A new court will shortly be organized In
Hayes Valley. Captain Bayreuther has the
affair in charge.
C. II. Bremen. H. s., has been to Santa
Rosa, and arranged for accommodations for
the Grand Court
The meeting of the delegates, held in the
Z. G. rooms last Sunday, was an interesting
one.
Empire Circle, No 1913. was instituted in
this city last Thursday evening by the K. c.,
Mrs. e. Ii. Carah, G. c. G. presiding.
Arrangements are completed for the grand
picnic to be held in Santa Rosa on Wed nes-
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Telesranh Hiu 50-vara.

SW. cor. of Montgomery and Greenwich sts. this
50-vara commands one of the finest views, marine
and inland, Of any location in this city and in the
very future must be utilized for warehouses,
owing TO its nearness TO the waterfront and sea-
wall. LOT l37 .6Xl LAT e
The morning call., 1891-05-05

Burr Breeding killed a California lion at
Prohibition Flat last week. The animal had
caught a hog and was preparing to devouT it
when Breeding came upon the scene. These
lions are very destructive mp that way, kill
ing sheep, hogs and even colts.
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Sc. side of Brannon. SW. OF eth ST., and Sc. and
SN. line OF Norton court, running from Brannan
easterly. 10 business lots, fronting Brannau
ST.. aud 8 lots fronting on Norton court all being
contiguous this very central location for BUSH
ness purposes; lots 26x75.
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LINoUIST'S LEG.
The Railroad Asked to Pay $50, 900 Z


The Railroad Asked to Pay $50, 900 for
the Member.
Frederick Linquist has brought suit in
the Superior Court for $4,000 damages
against the Central Pacific Railroad Com.
pany. which be holds responsible for the
loss OF his right leg and divers other bodily
injuries.
Linquist says that on August 16, 1890, he
was a passenger on one of the company
trains which was running through Oakland.
The train was crowded with passengers,
and lie was compelled to stand near the
The morning call., 1891-05-05
Magnificent Investment and Business
Property.

E. line of Davis ST., 1913 feet N OF California being
original water lot No. 542 This property is IN the
very center of the wholesale section of the city aud
is the finest piece for improving investing 10 that
has been offered for many years: would pay big in
terest If improved; lot IS :I0xl37:6 TERMS-OBe-
half cash; balance in AMI years; interest 7 per
cents investors and spectators should not forget to
examine this choice piece of business property.
The morning call., 1891-05-05

Sc. line of Folsom (sl3 and 1891. l35 feet sw.
of 4th ST; building comprises store, etc. below:
bay-windOw tenement above of 8 rooms: rent
S22 so; street eurbed and paved with basat rock; a
business lot in the immediate future; lot 2Ox90.
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Fifth and Harrison St.-Business
Corner.

Sc. of 9th and Harrison sts.; large and valu-
able business lot, containing 2-story frame build
Ing; stable in rear OF lot; rent nominal, $50 per
MONTH no lease; this is fine aud large piece OF
business property, and should command the attten-
ton of ali persons looking for choice investments
street eurbed and paved with basalt rock; lot
81 :3xSO
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A historic hatchet-not that of the i'm
mortal G. W., but the weapon with which
Hannah Dustin slew the sayages IN early
days-is in existence at Nashua, n. Ill.
The morning call., 1891-05-05

Canned Tonatoes-Best in market .............
.,........ "a cases. dozen Pm tins In each case
Assorted Pie FruitS-BeSt in market.............
......... 1S cases, dozen 2ib tins in each case
Currant Jelly-Best in market. 10 dozen LIB tins
CurrantS fZante first quality 100 IDS
Laundry Soap (brownl-First quality family
I0,OOO os
Tobaeco-LOrlllard'S Nuggets ..,,,....... 800 DDS
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North Point Beach and Water Lot.

n. line of North Point ST.. 1877 IS feet w of Stock
tom this LOT has magnificent future ii is level and
ready for building and only short distance from
the waterfront and shipping and sea-waII; street
graded; fine piece of North Point property; ex-
anime IL; lot As 10x137 IS.
The morning call., 1891-05-05

BERTELING has The only reliable methods to
ht defective sight. 427 Kearny street.
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Folsom. Near Fourth ST.

Sc. line (SO9 Foisom). TO feet SW. of 4th ST.. lot
rented for nominal rent of SIS per month for
coal-yard; this is good central piece of property
and is fast becoming business proposition; lot
20xe0.
The morning call., 1891-05-05

Mr.. Adolf Nelson, who lives at 1850 O'Farrell
street. this city. a victim OF Catarrh for eight
years He tried patent medicines by the score. but
they never did him any good. There are thousands
in California who can appreciate how he must have
suffered for there is no disease more prevalent on
the coast than Catarrh. Mr.. Nelson finally went 10
the Cosmopolitan Dtspensary for treatment, and.
Notwithstanding the fact that other physicians had
failed TO cure him. they effected permanent cure
They have cured hundreds of similar cases. Call
on him and find out for yourself.
The morning call., 1891-05-05

Sufferers from rheumatism. Asthma, CONSUMPTION,
Catarrh Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Scrotula, Femate
Weakness, Seminal Weakness, Cancer, Heart Dis
ease, Bronchitis, Eruptions, Salt Rheum, BaidneSs
Tapeworm, Deafness, Malaria, any Sexual Diseases,
Lost Manhood, Urinary Troubles, Piles or Bowel
Troubles. should call at once. Low charges, within
the reach of all combined with the best medical and
surgical skill. Consultation, advice and thorough
examination free TO patients A friendly talk may
you thousands of dollars or years OF suffering
and perhaps your life. Young. middie-aged or old
suffering from the effects OF foliies and excuses
restored 10 perfect health manhood and vgor. Each
visitor seen privately. and all communications re-
ceved in sacred confidence. Out-of-town patients
can write.
wARNING-The extensive advertising and great
INSCRIPTIONS physicians in various parts OF CaliIor
MIA to represent themselves agents We en-
ploy no agents whatever, and any one who repre-
SCENTS himself such is fraud. We treat all char
aeter OF disease and WE DO NOT UBLISH THE
NAMES OF ONE PATIENT OUT OF FIFTY ON AN
AVERAGE, AND ONLY THEN WHEN THE
WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE PATIENT is
GIVEN. OUR BUSINESS IS CONDUCTED WITH
THE GREATEST SECRECY, AND WE PUBLISH
TIES FIM0NIALS ONLY AT THE REQUEST OF
PATIENTS. REMEMBER, WE ARE LOCATED
AT THE JUNCTION OF STOCKTON, ELLIS AND
MARKET STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO. THIS Is
THE ONLY COSMOPOLITAN DiSPENSARY IN
CALIFORNIA.
Open daily from A. n. to P. N. In order TO ac
eommodate those who cannot call during the week
we have established Sunday office hours from 9 A. NJ
TO r.
Send 10 cents for sexual secrets,r work every
man should read.
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PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
block III the center of san Francisco. 1t Is the
model hotel OF the world Fire aud earthquake
proof. Has niue elevators. Every room is large
light and airy The ventilation is perfect. A bath
and closet adJon every room. ALI rooms are easy
OF access from broad light corridors The central
court, illuminated by electric light, its immense
glass root, broad balconies, earriageway tropi-
cal plants, features hitherto In Ameri-
hotels. Guests entertained either the Aneri-
can or European plan. The restaurant rs the finest
In the city. Secure rooms In advance by telegraph
ing. THE PALACE HOTEL,
not San Francisco. & ~.
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Glass 9.
Glass 10-Provisions.

ell eaned, best in market and IN
such Varieties as may be ordered-Samon,
Sea Bass, Herring or Smelt in season. 80 900 lbs
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Magnificent Residence Corner.
Pacific HeiUhts,

NE cor. of Vallejo aud Webster sts-Choicest un-
sold lot on Pacific Heights grand marine view;
elegant surroundings; must be examined 70 be ap-
preciated; Nallej, st. IS paved with bituminOns
rock; any person wanting an elegant corner for a
home speculation should bay thiS corner; Pacific
ave. and Union st. cableSi lot 50x137 IS.
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THE COSMOPOLlTAN DIS
PENSARY is a Medical and Sur.
gical Institute, located perma-
nently at the junction OF Stock
ton, Ellis and Market streets,
for the cure OF all Diseases, At
fiictions and Determines. A
staff OF competent Physicians,
graduates OF the best American
land English Colleges, skilled,
, experienced and able, are in
constant attendance. No Min
, erals OF IoiSons used. The
latest improved methods OF Sur
gerry and the most recent dis
coverIes in medicine of Europe
and America adopted. A Phar
macy is attached ana all pre-
seriptions filed free OF charge.
-
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Butter Fresh first quality. California 900 bs
Butter-Cocking, first quality, California l, 500 10
Eac0n-Bcst California cured sides 800 lbs
Ham-First quality, best Eastern or California
sugar-cGred 900 fbs
Lard-Fresh, California 500 lbs
CheeSe-FirSt quality, California. 800 lbs
Eggs-Fresh. California, candled........5 QUU dozen
CodfSh-Best, California tn bales 900 Us
The morning call., 1891-05-05

EN- DELL EAsroN. eEO. W. yR1NK F. B. WILDE
The morning call., 1891-05-05
Mission business Corner.

Mission Business Corner.
Sw. cor. Church and 23d sts.-This is grand cor
ner to improve with stores below aud French fats
above this location is the business center OF this
district; fine improvements surround this property;
fine lot for Investment or for speculation; de
not forget 20 examine It, Valencia, Castro and Ito
be) Chureh-st cables; lot 65xll7:5, to rear street.
Pacific Heights Corner Residence
Lott
Sc cor OF octavia and Vallejo sts.-Thts is one of
residence; elegant marine view; choicest OF neigh
borS; any person wanting choice corner for home
should examine it; Octavia st. is bitumiaouS rock
Pacific and Union-st cables: lot z5xl12:6.
Waller ST., Near Golden Gate Park
N line Waller ST.. 81 IS w. of Shrader-A fine level
lot all ready for building: sunny side; French ats
would pay we'll, a fine lot for home; but half q
block to Golden Gate Park; Halght and oak-st. ca
bic; lot 25x100
McAllister-St Residence Lot.
s. side MeAllister ST., 1863 e. of Lott.-This sec
ton of the city is improving rapidiy-many choice
buildings now in course of construction; elegant
locations choice neighb0rhood; streets in hne con
diton; MICA iiSter-St cable; magnificent large lot;
lot 50xl37:6.
Western Addition Cottage.
w. line (No. 1413) Baker St, 100 It. s. of suffer-
cosy and comfortable cottage house containing
rooms aud bath; pianked basement; good aetgh0or-
hoods Suffer, Geary and California-st. cables; az
anime it; lot 25xl0O
For catalogues, terms, ETC., inquire OF
EASTCN, FLDRIDGE s. Co..
Auctioneers, 63S Market ST.. =. II.
ap30-myS 81 %
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Newfoundland Hints at annexation.
From he NeaC York Tribune.

TfcUt uNt NCW IOIh IFtOhWe.
Lord Salisbury's attitude toward the de-
mands of the Newfoundland delegates is
brutal but frank. He will concede moth
ing They have advanced the position of
not bulge an inch to meet them. They
must accept his policy or ne will choke it
down their throats. They must pass a
colonial act to enable him to carry out his
agreements with France, agreements
which he will not attempt to force France
to modify, or he will pass an Imperial act
and carry them out anyhow.
1t was quite improbable, as we SAID long
ago, that Lord Salisbury would in anv
material respect qualify his policy to suit
Newfoundland. but we scarcely expected
such display of downright ugliness in
his declarations. Its effect upon the colo
nists will surely be to increase in mani
fold power their spirit of resistance. They,
too, are Anglo. Saxons, and the answer of
Sir William Whiteway, who at last seems
to have made the inevitable choice be-
tween his duty and his ambition, that the
British nation cannot retain Newfound-
land and permit Lord Salisbury to enforce
coercive measures against the colony's
will, is an answer characteristic of Anglo
Saxon temper. The ISSUE therefore, is
Joined. Lord Salisbury must accept the
colony's proposals or the colony will ap-
peal TO the British public. Failing there,
it will withdraw from the Empire. 1t fails
to perceive wherein wound is less severe
or more endurable when Administered for
France by England than for France by
herself
The Critic and record., 1891-04-30

rELEeRApn1c NEWS BRIEFS.


The late Arthur c. Gilman, of ]. II.
l.abaree q Co., New York tea merchants.
is said to have been defaulter for
S2l6000.
Mrs. Florence l.. Biedler, wife of Ashby
l.. Biedler and daughter of Mr.. Francis
Denmead shot and Killed herself at No.
i0l6 North Charles street. Baltimore.
Captain j. NJ. Lee of the Ninth United
States Infantry, who is the agent for the
Government at the Rosebud Indian
Agency, South Dakota, says the chances
are favorable for peace this spring.
Fire early yesterday morning in Will
mington, Dell destroyed three freight
cars and their contents and the freight
house of the Wilmington and Northern
Railroad Loss, $4,000; partly insured.
A fountain and statue to the memory Of
Henry Bergh, founder of the American
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals, was unveiled at Milwaukee,
Wis, yesterday in the presence of several
thousand persons.
The forest fires in the vicinity of Mill
materially by the high wind which pre-
vailed yesterday. About 10000 acres
have been burned over, involving a loss
of as many thousand dollars.
The Chicago, Kansas and Nebraska
Railroad was sold yesterday at Topeka,
Kan, by the United States marshal co
satisfy S26, 100000 mortgage against the
company in favor of the United States
Trust Company of New York.
Freight locomotive No II of the Rome,
Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad ex-
ploded yesterday morning in the yards at
Oswego, n. v, while shifting a caboose
from the main track to a switch. James
Cummings, the engineer, was instantly
killed.
Samuel Barrentine and Wesley Lee,
both colored, charged with attempting to
poison Captain Henry Barrentine last
week at Columbus, Miss, confessed the
crime, and also said that they had pois-
oned Mr.. Harry A. West, a prominent
and wealthy farmer, who died suddenly
two years ago.
The session of the Italian Chamber of
Deputies was suspended yesterday by the
President because Of an uproar over the
statement of Sgnor lmbriani that the
Italian Government permitted the slave
trade to be carried on openly III Africa,
and that thirty-iive slave girls had been
distributed among Italian officers.
Mrs. Grimwood, whose husband the
political agent at Manipur, British India,
was murdered where other British Off
cials lost their lives, blames the late
British Commissioner Trenton for the
outbreak of the Manipuris. He invited
the commander-in-c chief of the native
forces to attend council, with the in
tention of arresting him, but was foiled
by the Manipuri chief, who kept away,
and in time captured the commissioner,
who he afterwau allowed to be killed.
The Critic and record., 1891-04-30
INSANE supERINrENpENrs.


Interesting Papers Read at the Meet
ing Yesterday and To-Day.
The day and evening sessions of the
Association of Superintendents of Asy-
lums for the Insane yesterday were the
most interesting of the meeting. The
papers read showed careful and thought
ful preparation and elected animated dis
cussion. The paper most fruitful of a
variety of views from the delegates was
DR.. John d. Chapins on THE Abuse Of
Hypnotics."
Other papers read and discussed after
the morning session yesterday were The
Adaptation of the Seminary Method to
Asylum and Hospital Work, y read by
DR.. Edward Cowles and "Traumatic Hys-
terra from Railroad Injuries"
DR.. G. II. Hughes had left at home his
promised paper on "Post Neuralgia
Psychoses," but had something to say on
the subject which was instructive and in
teresting. He summed up the malady
simply as alteration after recovery from
neuralgia.
Only one paper was read at this morn
ing's session, that of DR.. Walter Chan
ming of Brookline, Mass, ON ''Cranial
Measurements of the Insane" After that
the meeting adjourned until O. clock this
evening.