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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-04-30

GEORGE s. BOONE, the sole remaining
lineal descendant of Daniel Boone, has
been arrested by the United States au-
thorities and taken to Des Moines,
Ia, for trial. He is charged with
pension frauds. Boone served in
the confederate army, while his
father was q union soldier Tho
father is dead and the son had, it is al
legged, for some time been drawing the
pension allowed to the former. Boone
has been living in cave on the Des
Moines river about forty miles below
the city.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-04-30

IT is announced that the German gov
crnment will apply to the federal coun-
ell for an appropriation to enable Ger
many to properly participate in the
orjd's fair at Chicago in 1893
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-04-30

ADvIcEs from Berlin state that no
doubt is entertained in well in
formed circles that Count Waldersee
will be appointed governor-general OF
Alsace-Lorraine to succeed Prince
Hohenlohe. The post would be most
important in the event of war and the
kaiser is known to have high confidence
in Count Waldersee's military capacity
as well as his tact for civil manage
ment 1t is said that the Countess Wal.
dersee is anxious to leave Altoona and
that unless the prospect of change ex-
listed she would induce her husband to
resign.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-04-30

SALVATORE CoRTEsI, an Italian cor
respondent, denies that Baron Fava
made an error in translating Marquis
Di Rudini's dispatch, which demanded
that tie parties guilty of the New
Orleans massacre be brought to justice.
He says that Baron Fava demanded the
punishment of the offenders instead OF q
process at law. Mr.. Rudinis dispatch
was presented to the secretary trans
lated correctly in French, as it is Gus
tomary to translate in that language all
diplomatic documents before present.
ing them to the state department II
it be true that aneerror occurred In the
translation, and consequently misun'
derstanding, it must not be charged ne
says, to the baron, but to the translator
OF the state department who changed
the dispatch from French into English
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-04-30

COMMANDER REITER, of the United
States navy, who has been irs disgrace
bacouse of the Barrundia affair off
Guatemala, has been ordered to take
command of the Thetis, now at San
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-04-30

/ Let us toll on; the work we leave
behind us, though incomplete, Gods
hand will yet embalrn and use in some
way, and the news will find us in Heav-
en- above, and sweeten endless calm
Anon.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-04-30

PROF. RopGERs says that when la.
borcrs' wages follow the price of food
il is a sure proof thatwages are down
90 the level of subsistence.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-04-30

AT San Antonio, Tex, for the first
time in the history of Texas, China
man has married white woman. The
groom is Sue Lee. He was married un-
der the name of Lee Thompson. The
bride is Mrs. Annie Livingston, of east
ern Texas. She is said to be divorced
woman, and was welded as Mamie
Wilson. A negro preacher, named t.
c. Durham, performed the ceremony.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-04-30

The contract for the harbor work at
Galveston has been awarded to the
Grm of O'Counor, Laing 81 Smoot, OF
Dallas, Tex. This firms bid was So, AGO.,
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-04-30

Col. AUeusr V. KAUTz, Of the Eighth
infantry, has been appointed brigadier-
general, TO fill the vacancy caused by
the retirement Of Gen. Gibbon. Gen.
Kautz was born IN Germany In 1873
His parents emigrated 70 this country
and settled in Ohio in the same year
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-04-30
CURRENT COMMENT.

AUSTRIA is announcedto have treaties
in progress with Switzerland, Italy and
Cervia
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-04-30

in periods which are wanting in in
spiration, piety assumes the character
of cauticn.-Ecce Homo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-03

rpurben pom benz Gipilseri9te iolibarii9 ;u
elmer neutrality-suspicious. pon 5000 ST.. uno
Su ben Rotten peruribsilt.
Die Gel ammt | II NJ Der bel Der biei.
gen SparfaNe blnterlegten 9eloer betrd9t iinf
polferun9 etpa % 6r. ausma6t. Wir iinb
allo iparlarle geuie.
Die Satnadtsta9e p~srliefen siemli6
Serdui6los. Wan mertte es, baB ben 9enten
IN SolSe oes ~itrersen 0interS Die GelbbOrie
isbr idlapp gsmproen mar.
Am 6. Seb. 8ormittass enitanb in
ben 81 gerloyenfot gels9enen, BEN aderer
Seinri9 Sun3blut ,u9eb0rise1 @ebau!idteiten
eine SalersbrInit. Die nit Sdiefern beoadte
Sdeune lomie bic anlie9enbe Siallun9 trann=
ten sGn,lib ab; ben p~ereinten Srditen Der 81
Silfe bin,useeilteu Ysriouen selans es, tros
Sunsblat erleioet on 0sbGuoe uno Tourrasen
einsn Serluit uon etma 200 Sr. 3nlelbe ut
tir Ieir Sisentbum petiihert.
Die Ssraeliten i6einen in bieiiser Stabt
iebr CUTE 8sl6Gfte III MAIDEN, benn penn IS
nod eini9e Sabre 10 fort sebt, oann tabsn bic
6rnser SSrdels bic beitiituirten @eidaitsb1uIer
inne. Sic meifsn GdbGuier Der bslebteitsn
StrsBen iino III bebrGii6en Sdnbeu: Gain
Utdner, @de Der Grob= uno ISbi,ippsitrabe;
8onf. 8oblen: unb @robfrabc; Siri6berser,
Gde Sraglmarft uno @roBtraBe; DDS, Sps
penhe NJ uno SdloB, Grautmarst unb Manner
itraBe; 3tOienltisl, Wtarttplas; 6nopi mirb in
ben erlten Wonateu bas pon Su,. S6adi
@en9lsr beluobnte GrbseidoB bc5ieben; Gabu,
Wilbelmsplae. Gas ut elm ooppcltss gr:
mutbsjcu9niB iGr bic Stabt 9ursmburs. Gs
sei9t, DAP bic Staot perarmt uuo bab Der
gurembur9er lieber bel Suoen ais bel 9anes
leuteN luo Shrtlfeu fault -He
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-03

Der regnete, trlten bic unge5euren gis.
itollen, Die nod iioIt,t uu,ber Ia9en, isre
Gstle abud,ts IN. Sic i3Io,ien iih BEN
hbsisen 0aufsn on unb tros auem Artsi=
ten ms6rsrsr l1fer6swobner tonnte man es
niSt meter brissen. gas 9sfabr 1T atfc
mob ni5t bsisitist.
gu 0ottert BET Disbenburs purhess
in DER aa5t pom 30. auf ben 80. Sanpar
BET benz a9tb. 5srrn Barserreiitsr paa
trepelnoer 9anb bls Rammrab Der OreSG=
naalSlns 5sti5Iassn. Der S9aben bstrias
wobI 80 81.
arlon. Im 4. Sebruar mar ber fste,s.
li1e Ssitenbienit tn ber 6aupttir4e Ss..
Martin fir cen usriforbsnsn Yrin.en DaLs
bum. @e9en Z l1br psrtinoete @losenz
se!date bic bsuorfsbsnoe 6sier. Die Sere
rer: be @srIa9e, 9oupsrneur Der Srp=
ping; Neser, S%irsermsiitsr Der SsaSt,
bic 9susinberatbs .NitsIisosr, bte Beam
ten Der Gsstsruus, bic ProfeForsn bsz
atbenauTs, bic Rttslteber bes tribunals.
Die Stfjiere Der 9arbe @iuique uno beg
armee, Die Ssrtrster Der @eieui5aften &.
uabmen am @ottesoieuife Intbsil. Ilie
Rir4s tonnte bis Wense ni9t faHsn-
uebrtsens bepieien bic ginwobner, bag
tie Der ..fontsli9en Gamilie rsdt gsuossa
fno uno ber ueritorbsae Ebrous,be aliaes
n1sin belisbt mar.
gu Often enti5Iisf ianft i'm 5ersu,
au. 30. Sanuar 1891, 5err Sob. S9noS.
@bemaun BON Ratb. Sunsers, i'm alsrx
BON SO Sa6rsn, mad elmer lingsrn &ranes
belt uno erissen nit ben 5silmittsla bee
81. &sIision.
Civil t anb Der Stab IrIon.
Seiratben. - Bonn 2. Sanuar: Ss5sS
Ganoop NIT Sill. Soiimaru. Yom 26. /: ytita-
SGu9 nit a9ues Reuter.
Sterbefdlle. - Som 6. Sau. Worg-
S9uiI, 50 ,Sabre alt, Wittpe DON =. y. 9S=
oatre. 8om IT,: Eatb. Senoels, 70 g. GlG
| lSittme Don Sranc. 2etbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-03
Sdmmer Ssrbaualuageu.

Die hammer eyleoigte III ser Sipuns pom
5rsitu9, 50. Sauaar, oa3 SuoSst oer Poltsn
uno Sele3rapben $4,000 Sr.) mo ben groBteIl
Sbeil oe5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stats. Der
@reoit tlr ~NelopeSe lpuroe, Sem 4nIrd9e Der
@eitrallectlon 9enlGb, aui 100, 600 Sr. geOrubt,
blngegeu lamb Die Don Der Section %beilrportste
!SerubleBIug Der SubIloien Ilr Sb~lt6Gumptldu
SIugen dui 5000 Sr. (tdtt 10000 teiuen Gns
tlans. Die udAfe SlSun9 iaEo I'M Sieulta9,
ben 3. 6ebr., HIATT.
Die ttau,Iner bat in i6rer SiSung POM Diem
tag, 3. 6ebrIar, Die erlIe Seratbuu1 oes Siios
gets iir 1891 beeuoet. Der Observation-Disclosures
Sreolt pon 80, 900 Sr. fir Ofientll6e 2Sobltba:
ti9teit muroe obne abitlmmuns beplligt. God
lit er Der JteSierlnS CUR Serii9uus SetteQt, Die
ibn aud obne GermIttlunS Der gemeinoen CUR
Serpenouu9 brinSen Tam. Suiolse ben siIs
beutuuaen oes Orn. Gen. sSir. Sboru piro be-
ablibti9t, einen Sbeil Der Summe auf Nntaui
pom 8artolieln I'M Sriibiabr gu perwenosu;
etna l0-l2. 900 1T. loaeu CUR Gr;tliben BE.
banolunS Rrauter mad Der So6iben Nletbooe
oienen.
Sn Der Wittpo9siisuna Jimmie bic 6ammer
nit II 9eSen l6 Stlmmen tir Die SrIldtln9
elmer GtnHebmerlteue Su Vlunoen. Ser Derr
Gen. Dir. Sborn CAB autlblnB be;i9lit elmer
gu Wtinsbdd Cywllben Jtooot uno Oetringen)
gu erribtenoen Salteltele. - Odraui trat bic
ammer IN Die 3. SelunS oss Wobularltelers
SeIeSto.
Sas Giunabme6uoset bslauit lid aui TO-
go 1000 6r. Vie S~abreSslnnabmeu, nab ab:
sus oes Soui pom 2,44j,O D IT,, betra9en benz.
nab 1853, 900 6r. Sie ausgaben ilRo aui
$4,000 Sr. perauidlaSt. Su bisrun,er L..
IT'S 900 6r. iir antaui pom Rententitslu uno
1906, 900 Sr. ilr depenses d'ordre "iigurileu 10
iteaen lib Die Ulrtlid)eu aas9dben aiT d q 70 900
Sranten. IS bleibeu osmnG1 ais lltbei lduB
fir 1892 nod 9lG. 900 Sr., bic nit Den in Rsns
ten an9cl,sten ! la. $50 Sr. ein Spni pou %
O91 600 III. oarlielsn.
Die DOungita9s iisuns bauerte MIR II
Stunoe. Sieie SepuliiIen leblten. aubsr
eiuisen minbermi1tiseH geSeritGnoen erleoiste
bic Sammer bic q. 2siuuS oss III slrtitsl unrs
f~aienoen WobiliariteuerseleBes, poraui bas
@sies nit aasn sessn bic Stimmsn Der Selren
.. Sderit, UtsS Z. unb Srafeur an9enommen
muroe. Die Jtammsr bei6loB oaAn e%inltimmis,
ben Der Ssction Don Glmelin9en S~iinitisen De:
ri9t Der pslitionseommillien bebuis @rsiruns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-03
Saar, @toieL Gifei Hub Suusrad.

Sn Erier berri9t sroBe QufrssuHg
ioer sinsn am 81. Sdnuar &6euos In err
nsm aw Rsumartts seIsssnen Sauie uss=
iu9tsn @inbrut, Der pon brei u~ntsnn.Iis
DEN @effalten beabfi1ttst mar. gts bss&
isl6en auf ibr mebrmalises SGeusu poss
elmer auf Bsia9 wsilenbsn Dame bic
9austbire se6ffuet wurse, i3lugen fs
oieie NIT Sdmmsrn auf ben Sorf, 10 baS
tisielbe NIT @sldrsi unb Gnsitrufsn AZ
Soosn fsI. 9ierour4 ssdugft:st, fobsa
bic Gdu5sr our1 mebrere @drteu BARON.
2etosr lit u,an oenfs!ben nod uitt auS sie
Spur getommen.
gu Erier parb Elm tlthoIii5sr 1ts
bsiterOercin geg,anoet.
Qm Sid NJ s a q battsu Bu Grhr
bic SosiGIosmotrateu bier Neyldmmsuag.
in wslSer eiu ausudrtiSer Sosialcemotra$
aus R0In tie 6auptrsbs bieIt.
Ole MofsISampfe e. nabmsn ans
tanas 6sbruar tbre 5abrtsn Swil9sn Sob.
lens unb Gtisr wieber auf.
gu Ootsnborf itarb GU 81. sSa=
nuar ser bo6p. gtarrer GER Rssnert.
6e,fs!be NAT ss5Oren gu G,tsr, Darbe
1888 Jam SIisIt!r sewsibt uno ale Raplan
bon Sombcsen erndnnt. SIN Sabre 1919
Duree Ct Bldrrsr oon @rsimsrath, 1856.
| 9fAIrsr pen Sgti9eib rno CHI 80. Srps
TENDER 1870 Pfarrer Don 0oGsnhoys.
r. |. p.
2etten Serb bat man init bum
PFarssn iun9er Sbfbduns on rs9t pislsa
Stten hes Scdpaloss ~tesounsn. Sic,
groee WebrSabI Ger &an5mirtbe bss 6oass
waioes pat bislauS oisism idSnsn Susisr
oer Soosnpirtbi5aft gar tein oSsr tscS,
pieI gu uent9 Snterehs sntasssnsebTa4s.
Sa limb bod Die wGtersn gitslsr gans aus
cere 2eut5en!
Ole Cube S;tobsr einssiieuten gcr.
arbeitsn fir bic neue 9abnlinis @erclfsinz
SaursViapen iouen Ia natitsr Ssit pieesr
auTSenOmHsn uno gu gnbe sefibrt psrb,n-
4ioniere Don Srtsr i~grsnstsn uislsr,
outs has Sis Der Rpu.
Son 2otbrinsen aus tommes biz
&Dlfs On bic Saar. Et9t Dor Saars
bridsa irisb ii9 ioI4' cine Bette 6erums
to4 ss ss!aus niat, ie Su s,Isssu.
Sin NesssrIe5rIius aug Gid
DurSe BON Der Straftammer su Er,sr ~ &
Oicnate @efdusntB psrur,seilt, psii &C
einsn @eieusn aus Sealbura nit btuS
Neier usrIsst, 10 baB tieisr nod bsutc aa
ben Waneen lstSet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-03
9otBringeu.

Gin gepiiisr Sraucois, asblr@
tis aus @onbrscou,t (Usuie), wel9er ana
gliaB;Sotb,insen ausseuieisn worben vex
unb auf bic frau;dflte 9rsuBe sebrats
parbe, ipraus 5uii1en Nousant unb BnsnS
aus benz giisnbabn,us uno warbs auj hts
STEELE sstOotet.
Su Der NGbe pom S~ieben6oStn
purbe tirSIi5 auf stusm 6sIbs eine srose
&iite sefunssn, In Der fi9 msbrere frau,61
fl9e untformsn, Elm babies Outeno Des
gen uno msbrere Rdf1eu nit fran,6dj5sa
ars,sitnungsn, b~arunter brei Rreu,e Deg
@brsnleSiOn, befanbsu. Inter bisien mi!fs
td,ti4en gifettsn mar au4 cine flssue
Rahstts aus @Ssn5ois, anssfiut nit fran.
aoli5em Yapiers, @o!bs unb SiI6ers.lS-
Su sinsm ssbeiweu Sad bieier Raf.ise
mar cine tIeine soIosne Damsnubr nit 3iu=
btnen une Ssrlsn ssi5madt, auf bsren
Ostsl eth WiniaturbiIo In email, cine
Dame porftsasnb, ii5 bsfinbst. VII bkle
Sssenitanoe biirftsu pobI sinsm Der inE
Iestsn Srisss sefaasnsn Off5isre ssborss.
Sn S]aaraIbsn wurbe beim @isa
iprsnsen 6eIbpsbsl ROsse bur1 Sprsns4
Hide setoatst, Swst Solbaten bss Yionisy.
bataiuons Nr. Is uursen usrIest.
Gtne 5o@Bsit su Wuifs bss
Wartolsbetm fano am %. San. sinsn
traarisen aussana. inbsm BET ~eniifanbeness
3mifistsitsn ein " 1T ben COB fanp; Oh
infOl3s zines StlIsss oosr e,nss burd BID.
a~atIs9ans bsroorslbtOd'sn giuruurwS
tonnts DC ie. G!3s i,Gs.lt,gt r.:a.a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-03
sassmburst1es avs @sIssen,

Wan beri6tet aus IrIon on
80. Sluuur: Sect III Der sismIit5 fob.
S9use fIIt gan; pniapuRhsa, a6er e,,
StraSsn Der Staot iino isbr iGmueia,
usil 0sr S5nee dub eeaiet5su ni5t foltle
fibrt porosu mar. - OdS Brojstt BEL
81 bauuns elmer usueu Bfarrtir9e (St
Wartir) tomnt BEL Der S,nausIage bielise,
tabt, Der @lei5sittisseit In Metisions.
laden uno bst benz I,bsraIsn @smstnoe,
ratSe nidt III 5lus.
Sn @stler Sci IrIon lit cine ia6Rt
nsue Rir@s gsbaut poroeu. sic bietet,
pnn BE- @iisnDabn aus ssie5en, wo5I Der
iG6nittn arbltf auer Gorfsir9sn auf hsl
Sttsse 2pr:mbuts Suihsl.
Das 4noenten al ben uaitorbs.
men bo3p'iisn gii$of Ioamss pon Cur m
burg lit bel ou iitersn Qsutsu su A,lor
nod ;ismIia Isbaait. Sin slit6,i4ii5uisel
@reis iaste nsuIi9: Rod ME babe id
eiasn 10 ftomneu B~rteitsr esiebeu, pic
aeGmes mar. 10 Iieb, 10 irsaubIi6, 10 bers
seHsSut. ST.. Aoamss par upssidbr l6
WonGte Rdplan an Der ct. WartinstirJs
81 atlou bis gu i'iuer 9:,issans rad Sd
terna9.
Wartelinsen. Sn Ser Na4t PEN
IA. auf BEN 10. SIuuar tatts mau bier
sinsu S9nceitarm 10 ita,t, pie po5l isI,
ten timer Die @essnb beimiuats. 6in;eIae
S!satn Ger Sabu R6:birgeus ga sLinlea
parsn Bo5 ;uSsidasit. Die giienba5u
arbeitsr muB,sn bic 0a9t mb ben Gag
our9 i9aufsin, IS sslarg aud, bln
3uSs lSeraa ftslsa SUyasaug 81 bsrsiten.
Sn Der Ndbe pom PerIs ispo5 rannte bic
locomotive bss I'M 4 t1br Wpr9sns BON
RartsIinssn abfabr.nSeH Suses 10 tief in
ben S5nee, bGB berisIbe t9 nit ben Sob
len permiibte. Wfit Silis Der a,beiter
puroe bic 2ccomotius fret gsma9t uno
basnte I'D bann Guein ben Wss; barauf
bolte fe au5 ben Yaduasen bsraus, in
ben Gle &eiisnben ssifiessn parsn. Oen
0asen iir bic Rsiienbsn muBts man i'm
tiefsn Sdnes iisbsu luiisn bis CUR Rids
tebr bss Suscs. AIio tros GROCER S4uee.
pe5en 1T Der Ss,esbr bod ni5t eiussitsut.
arIon. am I. Ssbruar in Der Srite
sniitInb cine 5euetsbrunft in Der Wsrt.
itdtte Der @.br. Gsbins in Der Yirtoner
StraBe. Sas benz Subtmann Qambertp
sussb5liss Saus bat aud stpas ssIitten.
Dant ben Bemi5anssa Der ifdotii5sn
Isus;wsbr wnrbe bus 5euer ssbdmpft.
Snbsfsn brad bas Ssusr am 4bsnb pisosr
i'm Saais 9ambsrtp aus uub ,sriiSrts bas.
lsIbs pOlenbs. gne poIissilihe unterius
dung purbe anssitslt uno man ipri1t Be-
rsits uon elmer Ysrbaftuns.
Wie aus Paris ssmsIbst wirb,
purbe Der BeIsier Deter Gbsiisn aus Ars
lon, 81 Sabre alt, pessn espionage per,
baftet. VI foa franS0fi9s Ssftunseu
aufSsrommsn un5 bslsii9e ffratesiids
pldne tn Oeuti4Ianb Ssrtauft babsu.
" arteIinseu. Ser gissans ber
Sauer mar am 81. Sanuar nod Ianss
ui@t 3u gnbs. Sa Is an benz Gage pis:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-03

elmer eigenen @emeinbe inr biele Section in ges
tradt III ,isbsn, neil iab ben @orten beS Srn.
Sirpab bieie Yorlage cine sepiiie Srin9lidfeit
benOtbigte nesen bes gauss elmer neuen Rirde
in &imslinsen. Sierauf uertaste ii@ bic Rant
mer oMi unbeitimmte 3eit.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-14
IT'S A BIG SUCCESS.
Large Crowds and n Fine Pro-
gramme at the Fair.
Active Workers of Both Sexes in Aid of the
Youths Directory-A Bicycle At
traction Tonight.

1t was emphatcally children's day at the
fair of the Youths Directory yesterday in
the Mechanics Pavilion. The little ones
turned out In great numbers, and all day
long thronged the vast building.
The programme had been especially ar
ranged for their benefit and they enjoyed it
hugely, many taking part in the sports.
Shortly after dinner a gray uniformed
brass band of sixteen pieces marched to the
fair. They were all boys, the eldest not
more than 13 while the drummer-bOy was
tot scarcely as big as his instrument. 1t
was the band from the Industrial School,
and all the afternoon long it occupied the
big stage and gave voice TO sweet music.
The boys played admirably well and were
loudly apDlauded.
1t was o'clock before the games began.
These consisted of races for boys, many Of
the contestants being from the directory,
though no outsiders were barred. The
prizes were handsome and valuable books
and the contests were exciting and interest
ing.
ON THE TRACK.
The track was laid around the gallery
above the main floor, with about ten laps to
tile mile.
The first race was go-as-you-please for
two miles for boys under 16 years of age,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-14

ppranca Union met In session yesterday in
the Fist Congregational Church, Mrs. Stur-
tevlnt Peet Of San Jose presiding. A gavei
was presented to her on behalf of the Ala
media County Union by Mrs. 5. c. Sanford
The resignation of Mrs. r. r. Johnsto as
State President on account OF removal to
tie East was accepted and Mrs Peet was
elected to the office. Several reports were
presented. The Treasurer reported receipts
Of S4l36 II and expenditures Of S336T 30,
leaving a balance of $3.50 20. There are 1850
paying members in the State and 213 branch
unions.
TIE Health Department is making a
strenuous effort to break up the dumping
by Italian scavengers of garbage at places
not set out for that purpose. The aid OF
the police has been invoked in the matter
and a war will be waged on all violators OF
the law.
Mrs, Euos Bloodworth, residing at $50
First street, took sixty grains OF morphine
Yesterday morning during a fit of despOn-
dency. Prompt medical attendance saved
her life and at noon she was considered out
Of danger.
The Pacific Nail Works authorities de-
cline to state why the works are closed
down, but it is understood from other
sources that the company has too much
stock on hand,
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TAXES TAKES
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS!

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT CERTI-
IN fed copy of the assessment book OF the taxable
property OF the city and county OF San francisco,
real estate, pc Sonal property, and Dupont-Street
widening. Tor the year 1891 has this day been re-
ceiyed ny me, that the State and City and County
taxes for the said year now due and payable at
the Office of the Undersigned first hoor, New CITY
Hall. Notice Is also hereby given in accordance
with the requirements of the Political Code, SEC
tion 3746, That the taxes on all personal property
secured by real property, and Onehat OF the taxes
all real property, will be due and payable on the
first Monday in October and will be delinquent on
the last Monday In November next thereafter. at
O'Clock p NJ, and that unless paid prior thereto,
Of and that II said one-hat be not paid before the
last Monday in April next at O'Clock p N, an ad-
ditonaI five per cent W II be added thereto.
THAT the remaining oDehalf OF the taxes on all
real property Will be payable on and after the mrs
Monday in January next and will be delinquent
on the last Monday In April next thereafter, at u
O'Clock p. NJ, and that unless paid prior thereto,
five per cent will be added to the amount thereof
THAT ALL TAXES MAY BE PAID AT THE TINE THE
FIRST INsTALLMENr AS THEREIN PROVIDED IS
DUE AMI PAYABLE"
To facilitate business taxpayers are requested to
send for their bills with description Of property as
early possible aud Indicate whether they intend
to pay by installment or otherwise
BY this course the ush later on VIII be avoided
In order to accommodate taxpayers unable to az
tend during the day, the office will be open In the
evening from p NJ. to P. NJ, from Monday, the
2Sd day of November. until Saturday. the 2Sth day
OF November, both days inclusive.
n. b. Positively checks received after FRI
dsy, November goth. Checks drawn on banks out
side OF San Francisco will not be accepted Checks
will be first cashed before amount Is credited or
receipt given. THOMAS oBkIEN,
cisco.
Dated San Francisco. Monday. October 5,
1891 oct cod I5t
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BerkeleY.

There is a scarcity Of water at the Uni
versity, which is seriously affecting expert
mcnts in the laboratories in the scientific
studies.
Electrician Hall has placed an electric fire.
alarm box on every building on the Uniyer-
sity grounds. The alarm will be rung from
the large bell in the library clock tower
John Norman wanted to plead guilty yes
terday to robbing II. Anderson, the car
driver, on Sunday. of his watch and chain
and S16in money, in the University grounds,
but the examination was continued until
Saturday.
Owing to the large number of young
ladies attending the University their room
will have to be enlarged Printer Flynn has
packed up his presses and type ana moved
to a small building near South Hall. The
old printing Office will be refltted and added
to the ladies' room, just doubling the pres
ent size OF their domain.
Hereafter, by order of the regents, nothing
but official matter pertaining to the Uni
versity can be printed at the University
Printing Office. The fraternties and other
organizations have been having their work
done at the Office, and the faculty COM
planned that important University work has
been neglected for outside matter.
The Berkeley Branch of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union filled the va
cancies in the organization by electing the
following officers: Mrs. Mary A. Smith,
President; Miss Fannie higgins, Treasurer
and Mrs. r. Rlcard, Corresponding Secre-
tary. Mrs. Milsap and Miss Fannie Hug
gins were appointed delegates to the State
Convention.
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The first payment on the new Wilson
School-house, amounting to 1868. has been
made.
Senator Stewart Will have artificial stone
sidewalks laid in front of his property,
bounded by San Jose avenue, Broadway,
Versailles avenue and Washington street.
Messrs. Hepburn, Mott & Co., street.
paving contractors. have, as firm aud in
dividually. fled a petition in insolvency.
Their liabilities are $1,000 and assets
1888 %.
large number Of signatures have been
appended to the petition asking the railroad
company to run the Alameda local train to
Fitchburg instead of laying over fifteen
minutes at Park street.
Len Harris is slowly recovering from an
attack of pneumonia, superinduced by a
cold. It is believed that his weak condition
from his wound made him more susceptible
to the cold. He does not suffer any from his
wound at this time.
The young society men Of this city who
have organized a minstrel company will
have their first rehearsal on Friday evening.
George Kopplitz is manager and Charles
Neal Jr. is director. They will give series
of performances in December.
The excavations made to determine the
condition of the Park-street sewer were
filled up yesterday. PrOperty-owners whu
examined the pipe differ as to its condition,
but the majority seems to think that the
present pipe is good enough and the chances
| are that it will remain.