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Grace EnIscODal Church,

Services every Sunday morning at
1890. Sunday school at 9:45
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RugSies an WaROns.

Go to ii. c. SCOTS for wagons, buggies,
&c. He keeps only the best rs you will
find on investigation. lift
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-23
Children Cry for
CastoYIs
A BARGAIN.

A span of seven year old horses TO
exchange for cattle. Enquire at this
Office. Civ.
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Justice OF .he Pence,
n Notary Public.
Office over Post Office.
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H CHIEF
Friday, Oct. p, 1891
Supplement- 10 the CHIEF.

Entered at the Post Office in Red cloud, Neo
As mail matter OF the second class
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Castoria.

"Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told ne CT is
good effect upon their children
D.. G. c. osGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
The morning call., 1891-03-15
ARRIED.

GEoSS-DALLYN-fn this city, March IA. 1891.
by the Rev. 5, V. Leech, d. D.. Thomas i. Gross
aad Lavinia Grace DalIyn.
WEBER-KINDER-In this city, March H. 1891
by the Rev. J. NJ. Bueher, Christian b. Weber
and Mary Kinder.
GAERDES-JUR GENS-In this rity. March 7. 1891
by the Rev. J. NJ. Buehler, Henry Gaerdes and
Anna NJ, Jurgens.
IER-WUCHERER-I this city March T. 1891,
by the Rev. j. Nj. BuehIer, George Mailer and Mary
Wucherer
CULLTGAN-MoUTHoN- this city. March 4
1891. al st. Marys Cathedral, by the Rev. Father
Kirby. Patrick II. CulIigan and Louise Mouth on
both of San Francisco
The morning call., 1891-03-15
BLOOD-HORSE PEOPLE.
Bay District Track Chosen for the sprin
Meeting.

Bay District Track Chosen for the Spring
Meeting.
The Directors Of the Pacific Coast Blood
horse Association met last evening at the
rooms of the association on Bush street
with Directors Thornton, Quinlen, CUNT,
Finnigan and Kerr present.
1t was agreed to hold the spring meeting
at the Bay District Track, and the Track
Committee was authorized to make neces-
sary repairs and put the track in perfect
condition.
The entries have been larger than at any
previous meeting OF the association, and an
exhibition of unusual interest is promised.
At last evenings meeting $50 entries were
recorded, in the following order:
First race, 20 entries; second, fixed event;
third 81; fourth, 81; fifth, IL; sixth, % /;
seventh i6; eighth, "a; ninth, fixed event;
tenth. "a; eleventh, fixed event; twelfth, 81 /;
thirteenth, fixed event; fourteenth II; fifteenth,
81; sixteenth. 10. seventeenth, 80; total bS6.
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| 1st, and McAfee, Baldwin &c Hammond on
| the 9th There will be another union sale

1st, and McAfee, Baldwin 81 Hammond on
the 9th. There will be another union sale
on the Sd.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
Catherine Fahey with John Pattison, adj
dition to 1900 Taylor street, $685..
Striegel & England with Lang & Schmidt,
plumbing on west line of Steiner street,
81 IS south of Turk, south "a :Shx106:3 %, $3.50.
Hoffman Bros. with Lang 81 Schmidt,
painting at Same, 1855.
Marie Small with Ira Francher, to build
on west line of Polk street. 63 :10k north of
Clay, north 63:10B x1S7 &C. $SS,5O0; bonds
$4,000. JOost Bros.
Louis G. Schmidt with William Pluns,
plumbing on west line of Steiner street,
$50 south of TURK, south 81 :812X106:3.
$4930; bonds $1,000. +. Joost ct al. sureties
Adolph Lang with William Pluns. paint
ing. ETC., on west line of Steiner street, So
south of Turk, south 81: 21ax106:3, S4955 /;
bonds $1,000, f. JOost surety.
The morning call., 1891-03-15
LITERARY EXERCISES
OF THE--..
ST. PATRICK's DAY CONVENTION OF 1891.
At.

OF
ST. PATRICK'S DAY CONVENTION OF 1891.
At.
Grand Opera House, Tuesday Evening,
March 18th,
For the benefit OF the CHILDREN'S playhouse
of the Sisters or the Holy Family.
Admission to Parquet or dress Circle, 81; BAL
cOny. SOC. Exercises at 3 p NJ.
EXERCISES.
Overture, Irish Airs, Orchestra; Remarks, Presi-
dent of the evening, DIR. J. L. Gibbdn: song, Kill
Iarney.p Miss Telula Evaus (TiTolD; recitation.
Mr. ). L. Kelly (TivolD: song, Believe Me, II
Those Endearing Young Charms" Miss Kitty Black;
Grafton, Hon. Frank McGowan; selections, Orches
ira; recitation, "why Do L Celebrate the Day."
Miss Ethel Brandon (Alcazar Theater): song, The
Land We Love-" Miss Carol Grouse; recitation,
1.-THE Night Watch Miss Jeanette Rivers; duet;
Has Sorrow Thy Young Days Shaded" Mrs. Il.
O'COnnell and Mr.. Richard Vaierga; poem, Mr..
Charles A. Doyle; piano solo, Irish Melodies, Miss
Elizabeth Hogan; Duet Miss Lottie Calsing and Mr.
Harry Niemann; song You'll Soon Forget Kath-
Ieen," Miss Nevada Harrington; tenor solo, Eyes
Brightly Beaming" Mr. Arthur Messmer lTiyolD !:
contraIto solo, kathleen MavOufneen," Miss lsa-
belle Rogers pupil of Mrs Karl Formes); recita-
ton, Mr.. A. W. +. MeCollin CryolD; tenor solo
1.-THE Minstrel Boy" Mr. J. Redmond pupil or Mrs.
Karl FOrmes) song, " Dear Old Irish Home" Mr. C.
Bailey; specialties, Mr. Daniel Sully (Bush-street
Iheater) nrl3 81
The morning call., 1891-03-15

BORN.
BUSH-1n this city. March H. 1891. TO the wife OF
Harry Bush. n daughter.
FITZPATRICK-In this city, March 9, 1891 to the
wife OF James fitzpatrick, daughter.
CAHILL-In this city. March ., 1891 TO the wife OF
Johv Cahill. a daughter.
WALSH-In this city, March ., 1891, to the wife of
Joseph j. Walsh. daughter.
MANSING-La this city, March ~, 1891, TO the
wife OF Mart3n Manning, a daughter
JAMESON-In this city March 8, 1891. to the wife
OF Joseph Jameson, a son.
KAY-in this city, March r. 1891, to the wife of
T. Ray. sou.
SHEFTEL-In this city, March IL. 1891, to the wife
of M. Sheftel,
LIPMAN-March IL. 1891. to the wife of Charles
w. Lipman, a daughter.
DEVLIN-March 10. to the wife of James A. Dew
Iin daughter.
DUcKEL-March Z, to the wife of John Duckel, a
daughter.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

Tested and proved by over thirty years use 10
all parts OF the world, ALLCoCK's Porous PLAs-
TIERS have the Endorsement of the highest me d.
zeal and chemical authorities and millions of
grateful patients who have been cured Of dis
treSslDg ailments voluntarily testify 10 their
merits.
ALLCoCK's POROUS PLAsTERs are purely
vegetable. They are mild but effective, sure and
quick III their action. and absolutely harmless.
Beware Of limitations, aud do not be deceived
by Misrepresentation. ASK for ALLCOCR's, and
let no solicitation or explanation induce you 10
accept substitute.
The morning call., 1891-03-15
Weedinr Ont Rrnkers.

The Pacific Insurance Company has issued
circular demanding that all brokers doing
business for companies in the Insurance
compact renew Their pledges this moath.
This is done for the purpose of we eding out
a number of people who are not regular
brokers, but have been seriously cutting up
the huSInpsS
The morning call., 1891-03-15
A CoaI-on Lamp Exploded.

The alarm frSn Box 81 last evening was
for fire in the Westinghouse at 649 Clay
street. The damage amounted to IS. The
FIRE was caused by the explosion of coal
Oil lamp.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIoN.-A c0mpeil-
tive examination, under the rules of the Civil
Service Commission, OF applicants for the elassl-
fed Customs service VIII be held IN the Apprais-
eTs Building on :he 9Th Applications to be ac-
next.
The morning call., 1891-03-15
LORIN REAL ESTATE.

CHANCE FOR HoMESEEKERS AT LORIN
~ chicken ranch FOR $500, $50 down and
balance $40 month: SlS00-eottage rooms aud
bath, lot 50x1I0: $2900-new cottage rooms,
ch!cken-house. basement modern improvements,
500 down, $50 per month; S33o0-new cottage
rooms stationary wash-tubs, large basement, barn,
etc, lot 5OXI35, $500 down; numerous other cot
tages ana lots on terms to suit.
Also cottages for rent, furnished unfinished.
Apply to w. C. MORAN, LorIn. or to DUSINBURY
* WURTS, 467 Ninth ST., Oakland. Take Berkeley
train Sunday engagements. mrl4 st
The morning call., 1891-03-15
BERKELEY ROOMS AND HOUSES.

LgoR RENT AT NEwBURY STATION, BkR-
< kelley, furnished house OF rooms, BATH ETC.; l
block from station.
Also unfinished house Of rooms. For terms
call or address A. b. MERRILL, sos Bryant ST..
city, or berkeley PostO flee mrl5 If
The morning call., 1891-03-15
Grand Auction Sale.

SitIt.
Do not fail to attend the grand closng-out auction
sale Of elegant bedroom, parlor and diningToom
furniture at II, w. Kreling d. Sons, 534 and $50
Market ST., on Thursday and Friday, March 18th
and 10th
The morning call., 1891-03-15

A BIG HAUL MADE.-Twenty-eIeh calves I'M
lit for food were seized by one OF the Health
ONCE Inspectors yesterday.
The morning call., 1891-03-15
BIREHS-MARRIAGES DEATHS.

BERrELING has The only reliable methods to
81 detective sight. 427 kearny street
The morning call., 1891-03-15

birth. marriage and death notices sent by mall
viii not be Inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and he Endorsed
VITA the name and residence Of persons auth Jrzed
to have the same published
The morning call., 1891-03-15

C.OI0 TO S60O-BUY A LOT IN THE MCKEE
sNOUV Tract, Oakland at present low prices:
terms, one-iifth cash. WA. J. DiNGEE, $50 Eighth
Oakland. send for particulars
The morning call., 1891-03-15

GO)SO ONLY $500 CASH-MODERN COT
tT--OU. tage o. rooms and bath and high base
ment; cement walks laid; only blocks from Gin
Ton Station. W. (. BARNARD & SON Ninth aud
Washington SIS. mrl2 It
The morning call., 1891-03-15
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.



OO-OO NEW MODERN 2-STORY HOUSE OF
ID OOUU. 7 rooms; lot 81 :6xl2O; all street work
Completed near station; $500 cash and balance in
essv insiailments.
$500. worth Sl2 0O0-Wiil be sold for mort gage
money and interest; modern 1Ia-story house OF II
rooms; best location in Alameda; between railways,
blocks from either depot; lot 75xl6l, with good
stable. apply to THOS. A. SMITH q Co, 1901
PARK ST, broad gauge, or to R. 5. FALCOSER u
Montgomery ST, San Francisco. mrl5 2t
4 LAMBDA AGEN Y-ADYERTIsEHENTs
a and subscriptions received at the Alameda
Branch ONCE of THE MoRS Ing CALL SCHNEI-
DER Il CO. 1885 Park St
The morning call., 1891-03-15
CT 9OO QUICK SALE-COTTAGE 4 ROOMS
N ] ,lNJU. mndern innrnYen enrs. S2On cash R2N

Gl9OO QUICK SALE-COTTAGE 4 ROOMS; ;
p OUU. modern improvements; 5000 cash, $40
per month.
S235O-On account Of departure; cottage OF 4
rooms; maHtel, bath, etc. fine bargain; $500 cash,
50 per month.
$2250-Cottage of rooms and bath; $500 cash,
SO per month.
Cottages built to order from $500 to $4,000 on
any kind of terms. estimates furnished. Apply TO
MARCH, Sc & KENNEL, 1913 Market St. opp. Palace
Hotel. open Sundays; Bay-st. Station, Aameda.13
ZINE BUSINESS LOT on WEBSTER ST; FOX
4 223; being the line OF Improvements, is worth
the attention Of parties seeking good investment.
HALL & POOLE cor. Encinai ave and PARK stI3
GTQOO a CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN; MOD
- OOO. ern 2-stOry residence broadway;
lot iOOI22O; an excellent well. with windmill and
tank; street macadanized aud patent-stone side
walk. Apply to JOSEPH A. LEONARD, cor. PARK
St. and Central ave-, Alameda. mrI2 tt
GSOO0 BIG BARGAIN; 2-SToRY HOUSE;
ID OOOO. rooms; bath; all improvements;
ment walks; best neighborhoOd; nr. Chestnut sta
tlen: 44HI50; $3.50 cash, balance $40 monthly
Address Il. b. IL, Box 1913, CALL Branch mr7 lin
GENERAL FINE BARGAINS FOR SALE ON AC-
- cou1t OF departure and financial trouble; houses
10 rent and money to loan. II. 2. MOREAL d CO..
1892 Park St. Alameda 4O2 Montgomery SIS. Fl6Jf
The morning call., 1891-03-15

NoTICE-s3OO TO $3.50; LOTS AT FRUTTvALE
~ Station opposite the depot, now offered for
onefourth cash, balance in q, IL Is and "a months
or in monthly Instruments from SO upward; these
lots are the most accessible to railroad
yeniences Of any lots in East Oakland. Apply to
JEFF ESS 4 HITE, or TweHty-third-ave. Land
Co. IMentth irl-ave StatnI. Last Oakland. mrl II
The morning call., 1891-03-15

THE MCKEE TRACT AT ADELINE STATION
1 berkeley Branch Railroad; 1925 Tor beautiful
50-foot Ior. WI. }. DINGEE, 400 Eighth St, oak
laAl. Send fur parll culaIs.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

IN EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED OR UNIM-
! proved San Francisco property for sale
House, with bath. centrally located, in Oakland.
Address l. lLRICH. Box 40 CALL Branch. ml5 U
The morning call., 1891-03-15

I L. SALISBURY HAS $3.50 LOTS IN LoHIN,
i. electric railroad; easy terms; lots 4uxl 30
also lot 5OxIOO, Roberts n WoIfsku Tract. $3.50;
nRsr tarms- Mnlca AkA Ninth ST. Oakland. mrl ) u
The morning call., 1891-03-15

THE MCKEE TRACr-THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
L suburban property near Oakland: new electric
road built through the property; prices low. VIM.
J. DINGEE. $50 Eighth s I, Oakland.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

4 7 ASACRIFICE-A FINE HOMEOF II ROOMS
y and choice corner lot 75Xl75; convenient to
local trains and Street-ears; frSt-class location,
with au mobStructed view OF Oakland, Alarmed
and san Francisco; price S6O0G; worth $4,000.
uUGH NJ CAMkkON. 419 Ninth 81. 1t
The morning call., 1891-03-15

Sl75 each-lo0 fine lots in the beautiful suburb Of
Lorin; 25xlS5; Sl5 down; So monthly.
Sls7 80 each-lU fine lots III Berkeley; 25x1S2 :6;
The morning call., 1891-03-15

GIOS LARGE LOTS. 5OxlS5, IN THE Nc
u ~. Kee Tract, Lorin, Berkeley Branch Rail
road; 30 minutes TO San Francisco: half-hOurly
trains. w NJ J. DINGEE. AGO Eighth St, Oakland. 2t
I Ouk-BARGAINS; 4 LOTS 1910 EACH:
i car lines, and near New Broadway; small pay
ments: also 5-roum cottage, cheap: install
ment5. See II. B. PINNEY, Asa Ninth st. mrl3 If
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

COLUMBUS. Ind. Aug. ts.-A farmer
looking stranger has taken in some Of
the business men here on the oldest
kind of a trick. He first visited c,
r. waddington, . shoe dealer. where
he purchased q two-dollar pair of shoes.
giving In pay nent = check Of Sia IS,
signed by John Graves. The check Was
taken and etess change gwen He
next went 10 L. RoseRb bush's
closhing house, where he purchased -
worth Of goods. giving q check signed
by Graves for tia This check was
also taken aud sf4 returned to the man.
Several otaer places were visited and
small articles purchased The fellow
then made good his escape. The checks
were forgeries and the business men
are the lp<arA
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
OFF FOR BENNINGTON.

President Harrison and Party Leave Cape
May for Their Trip to Vermont.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ls-TEe special
train bearing President Harrison and
party to Remington. VI, TO take part
in the centennial festivities left Cape
May ~ S:45 o'clock n. m,
and passed through Camden, n. j.,
shortly before IL o'clock. The train
proceeded from Camden over the Cam.
den 4 Amboy railroad to Trenton,
where it entered upon the New York
division Of the Pennsylvania railroad,
and reached Jersey City about clock.
Private Secretary Halford and Mr..
Howard Colo, of indianapolis, accom-.
panied the president.
BENNINGTON, VI, Aug. Is. - Final
arrangements fer the great celebration
have been completed. The town has
been decorated on magnificent scale.
There are three arches stationed at the
middle and beginning of the route and
there are decorations on public build
ings and on private residences The
town is ablaze with patriotic notices
Prominent among the decorations are
those at the soldiers home. school.
houses, free library building, court
house, post Office, Putnam house. Main
street is one line of bunting from be-
ginning to end, this being the street
through which the procession passes,
ending IN Monument avenue which
leads to the monument
Wednesday morning President Harri-
son will be received at North Benning.
ton by mounted escort CT war veter-
ans from Orwell, Vt. Gov. Page will
ride with the president in the pro.
regc;Su
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
FOSTER ON Th6 FUNDS.

The Secretary Of shs Treasury Talks os
the Ftn.asisi Resources of the oovsra-
nsst N Csss q an EssrSsnsy.
PHLADxLPH.A, Aug. lA--Secrctary
Of the Treasury Foster arrived sunday
night on his way 70 Cape May Point TO
see the president. Questioned about
the monetary situation, he said:
II shink there 10 . marked Improvement tax
Ing place now Ia the monetary sitsssioa in the
country. rnis great srata MOVEMENT - help
ing as sonderfaIiy. 4. Is not Only helping us
directly. but IL 10 creating feeling of oond
deuce which materially assists tho improve
msnt There Las 5sea fosging Of ure4stness
all around ANTI recently a. 20 the possibility Of
stnngency I, the money market sut nov
much more boc>fri feeling prevails n this re-
spect. and the eangcr seems 70 have passed
Il kRow here Is "a impression abroad
that the governments Is almost with
out immediate resources In The way OF
&C; 4ai money on hand, bit this imprcs-
sion Is wrong. There To- including she
sso000OOo OF gold reserve. more than
100000 which Is available In case
OF any emergency Without the gold re-
serve there Is nearly sf0 coo.eo which could
b made readily available OF this about
s5aooo 900 Is charged OF ss.iiao,litias wAich are
n fact merely technical nab.ntiea IN these
abilities there is. Cor instance the bank
redemption fund. which Ii tho tuna made up
OF per cent. Of the banks circulation de-
posted 10 redeem mutiis,ed currency. Thea
there il also la this sum about 81. 10 700 IN
the treasury. wAich is placed % the credit OF
the disbErsinr officers accounts. which could
be used In case OF emergency. Then there IL also
continuously outstanding checks asgre eating
o. s7UoooO sad the money which 10 now held for
them could DO made svsiiabie- Then wo
also have f5.0ooooo post efios money.
OF course. this H4o)00oo made op OF
these items. varies from riue 20 time. bat
there Is practically about vaers The figures
stand all the time according 20 ssbies compiled
from ,ns records Of = dspsrtnent ssr the past
four years Nov, after these technical tiaoili-
ties which this 81. 900 represents are
charged OF. there is . balance Of 2a0oo 900,
against which there Is no liability. making up
si07. .0oo.ooo in addition 70 the goid reserve OF
$4,000. 90"
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
shot His I4-Ye.r.oid Daughter.

OscEoLA, Ia, Aug 1s-Michael /
Ahern, farmer living near Murray, in
this county. is lying in the county Jail
charged with shooting his daughter.
aged IA years Sunday morning while
the family were at the breakfast table
q dispute arose between Ahern and his
wife, and during the quarrel the dsugh-
ter made some remark that angered
her father. whereupon he deliberately
drew his revolver and shot her in the
back while she was attempting TO mako
her escape. Physicians are unable 70
extract tho ball and say the girl can
not recover
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
,sro rns OCEAN.

P.euli.s Aocidszs - . California Road
Whish Skirts the fsoias s-Ths Eassne
a.A o~rs 90 Dswa . ss-~s Dsak cad
Are kasArssy saesasrgsa-Issa Jump fsr
Thar Iiscs-
sAs FRANCISCO Aug. is-A train
consisting VI an engine aud twenty
two ears oe tae Greenwood railway, IN
Menaeeino soanty. jumped the track
on blun and disappeared in the Paci-
&c ocean. This crew escaped by jump
ing. At the point where the train went
over the rsilrosa raas along the side
OF . cliff from which there is
feet into the water. The track lie per-
fectly secure and rhs trains run over il
al q good speed at all timss- The i'll
fated one which was lost was not
heavier than these which daily make
the trip nor was il running ~ a greater
rate of speed. The engineer and firemsn
were frat warned Of their danger when
they felt the jerking Of the engine
as IL jumped over the ties 1t had
left the track just after round
ings curve and was being pushed to-
ward the edge OF tho precipics IT
rapid rats. The engineer had oaly
time to warn the br akemen.
This he did BY pulling the whistle.
A long shrek for brakes caused
the men 10 spring 10 the tops OF
the cars. There they saw their dan
ger and as the engines toppled
over and rolled down the decliYity
into the waves, the men sprang on and
saved themselves Their cscapes were
narrow. as tho last man TO jump did so
as the car on which he stood wss being
pulled over, and he was thrown some
distance by the jerk of the couplings.
The cars were all loaded and
sank rapidly, being completely swal-
lowed up The men who had
barely saved their lives walked 20
the neares. station to await train
and have their wounds dressed. Some
suffer from scratches and bruises, but
none are badly injured. The railroad
company at once began preparations
to draw on: the engine ani cars, as
they expect to save much OF the mer'
chendise. Divers have been sent from
this city and wrecking apparatus is
being forwarded 10 the scene of the
peculiar disaster.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
AN IRON RULE.
Balmeceda Forcing the Circulation Of a
Paper Currency-Hou Ho Cots yclun-


Balmeceda Forcing the Circulation Of q
Paper Currency-Hou Ho Cots vclun-
tees.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1s.-A CORE
spondent writing from the city of San
tiago. Chill. under date OF June 81
states that Balmaccda had issued Sl2.-
900, 900 of ifty-cent paper money and
that it is compulsory on all to re-
ccive IT,
Balmaceda has issued proclamation
for the increase of the army to 90, 900.
Throughout al the departments in the
hands of Balmaceda soldiers in squads
are picking mp volunteers" which
means that evesy man got hold OF is
forced into the ranks. These voiun-
teers do not wish to fight their owr
countrymen. and most of them sym
pathize with the opposition II one
can judge by the past, when the time
comes for battle many of them will
change sides.