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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-08

me, y said Mr.. Nc
Carthy, "about
his lamen TIA bic
manifesto, and /
used all efforts to
prevent its being
issued, because it
made his leader
ship impossible. y
The Right Hon. J.
Chamberlain said
in an interview
that the death Of
Mr.. Parnell might
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-08

WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-Captain j. L. Ben.
nett, of Hartford, has been selected as the
successor Of Schuyler Duryee, chief clerk
Of the patent Office. whose resignation will
take effect in December.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-08

Agnes Eliinger Is Anxious 20 Know
Whether She Ia n Maid or . wife.
Lille Voorhees,, OF morristown. n. j..
Was Married without Her Consent.
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Bi.hop Rowman's sentence Confirmed.

HIsHuF E'UWHI1IlH = NH"NtHNe N"HIIFlHtus
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-The Evangelical
conference in the case of Bishop Bowman
decided that the trial conference held in
Chicago in March, 1890. was legally con.
stituted, and that it was justified in its
finding of guilty and in the Judgment Of
suspension.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-08

BROOKLYN, Oct. s.-Mayor Chaplin, OF
Brooklyn. mas accepted the challenge OF
William ziegler TO become a candidate
for mayor
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-08

KINGSTON, n. Y, Oct. S.-Both Ostrandef
and Trumpbour, the edefaulting bank treas
urers, deny the alleged confession storJ
I'm the New York World.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-08

NoRwALE, Conn, Oct. s-Rev. @. NJ
Selleck has received a cablegram announc
ing the death in Annoy, China, of Bishor
William ]. Boone, the Episcopal bishop Of
China
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-08

LONG ISLAND CITY, L. l., Oct. s.-MayoI
P. J. Gleason has been indicted for assault
in the second degree upon Alfred Nelson
one Of the citizens committee members, o.
Aatorin
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-08

tonErntnIatIons Tot HIfN' NFtFeI"HW'
NEW YORK, Oct. Sat the session ol
the Women's Christian Temperance union
the resolution offered Tuesday congratu'
lating Mrs Cleveland on the birth Of heI
daughter was adopted.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-08

TERRA HAUTE, Ind., Oct. s.-Hal Pointer
defeated Direct very easily in the famous
pacing match left unfinished. Best time,
2:1OL
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long been known
that Justin Nc.
Carthy was anx.
ious again to re.
tire to his litera
ture and his books
With Parnell out
of the way, it is
believed that Nc.
Carthy will insist
on his resignation
being accepted
Mr.. Mccarthy saio
- go t..t.t..
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influence the government to go to the
country on present legislation, but it was
more likely that the cabinet would en-
deavor to pass the Irish local government
NH
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-08

NEW YORK, Oct. s-The cricket match
between New York's team and Lor
Hawkes. men has been declared draw.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-08
XTOU CAN TELL BY
" looking through our

stock that we are fore-
most in style, quality, taste,
finish and mocerate prices.
Cheyiot Suits, Single and
Double Breasted Bound or
Stitched Cashmere Suits, the
Finest Worsted Suits.
Our whole second floor is
reserved for Overcoats. Over
so styles which we sell at SIo
and SI7 alone, besides hun
dreds of other styles as low
as SO and up to $25
We have by far the bright
est and most successful Chill.
dren's Department and invite
your inspection of fabrics and
prices. Children's Suits from
So to $8-ages 4 to IA.
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take TO his bed and his death occurred AZ
Walsingham terrace, Brighton, at 1850
o'clock Tuesday night. Several hours be
fore his death he became unconscious and
SO remained until the end. Mrs. Parnell
and the physicians were the only ones al
the bedside when the dying man passed
away. Mrs. rarneA iseiievea mp TO the
moment when death came TO roughly dis
abuse her that her husband would recover
II il said that Mrs. Parnell has been al
most in swoon ever since her husbands
DEATH She loved Parnell most devotedly,
and she is known to have expressed the
greatest confidence in his future. Specu-
lation is already INDUCED in as to the
probable effect upon her own career.
A news agency states that among the
confidential private affairs left unsettled
by Parnell is the question Of the custody
of mis- wife's youngest children. II is nc
secret that Parnell claimed to be the father
Of the two youngest O'Sheas.
who win Succeed Him?
John Dillon, William O'Brien, Tim
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-08

SIR John Pope HenHoss3 D7EF11'
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. s.--Sir John Pope
Hennessy died suddenly in this city about
the same time as Parnell, whose opponents
he was
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ONE CENT.
WOES or TWO WOMEN.
Both Claim They Were De-
ceived Into Marriage.
ONE Welded WITH A KEY RING.

Agnes EliInger Is Anxious to Know
whether She IL a Maid or = wifs.
Lille Voorhees,, OF sfarristown. n. j.,
Was Married without Her Consent.
MoRRIsTowN, N. j., Oct. Sat Norris
town society people are talking great
deal about the strange way IN which one
OF their number, Miss Lille Voorhees,,
came 20 be secretly married few days
ago. Miss Voorhees, belongs to very re-
spectacle family in Morristown. Several
months ago she became acquainted with
Harold G. Heyerin, the son OF James H.
Heverin, prominent criminal lawyer Of
Philadelphia After a few weeks Of ac-
quaintance young Heverin became her
avowed suitor He was graduate OF Prince
ton in the class OF 1887 and was then
candidate for the ministry
They Thought He Was Nice.
Miss Voorhees, parents aud people gen
orally in Morristown thought yoi@ Mr..
Heverin was very nice When he came to
ask Mr.. Voorhees, for his daughters hand
Mr. Voorhees, could see no objection to
such promising son-in-law Mr. Heverin
tiA MISS y Apuiuttn Wtht thEhEtd d1toFA-
ingly.
About three weeks ago Miss Voorhees,
| went to Haverstraw, n ", to visit a rela-
tive She had been there but short time
when Mr. Heverin also appeared The
first thing he did was to call and invite
her for drive. They went out together.
| Married while Away.
| In two or three hours Miss Voorhees, re-
turned much excited aud Immediately
went TO her fathers house where she has
been ever since She said that when they
started to drive at Haverstraw Mr.. Hever-
in accused her OF having ceased TO love
him. This she denied emphatically. He
asked her TO prove her constaney by hav-
ing a betrothal ceremony before a civil
officer. She laughingly consented. The
couple then drove to the Office OF justice
Of the peace who performed the marriage
ceremony
Didn't Know She Was Married.
Miss Voorhees, said it was not until the
justice informed her that she was legally
wife that she realized that she had been
deceived. Heyerin has not been seen since
his bride returned home, nor IS anything
known as 20 his whereabouts. Miss Voor-
hees has up 10 the present received no
communication from him.
Mr.. George Il. Voorhees,. the young wom.
ans father, was very Indignant. and has
taken steps to have the marriage annulled
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NOTICE. - THE HNENING SCHOOLS
IN under the direction OF rhe Board of Ed
dcation will be opened on Monday evening,
October 5, III toe following schools:
No. school, Eighth ana Wollaston street.
No l6 school, Twelfth and Orange streets.
No. 26 school, Ninth ward
By otde. Of committee.
JOHN II. DANDY, Chairman.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
County taxes will be due and payable oD
and after July L.
On taxes paid during the months of Sep
tember and October a discount of three per
cent. will be given.
Outaxes paid during the month Of No
yember no discount will be given.
On taxes paid during the month OF De-
aember five per cent. viii be added,
JOHN T DICkEY,
Receiver OF cuu ty taxes.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR SALE


ERESH COWS AND SPRi iNGERs FOR
sale. w. s. RURRIs. Red Lion. Del.
DOR SALE CHEAP.-ONE STALL IN THE
Madison Street ub Stables. ALFRED
5. ELAI0Tr, No. 6i2 Market street.
DRINTERs- STEAM FIXTURES, CON-
Il plete wits cones, hangers, ETC., suitable
for quaTto OF eighth- meaium PRESSES. Apply
at EVENING JOURNAL Office.
DRINyERS- FOR SALE. FOUR LARGE
Il Imposing Stones. Apply at this ofhce.
nIANO = SEVEN AND ONE THIRD
A OCTAVE SQUARE PIANO FOR SALE
CHEAP: in coed order; easy payments TO
good purchaser. Address, PIANJ. Evening
Journal office
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---.---.~s~.sas5<~~e4@yNo- 49,
ESIRABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD.
IL l07 East Eighth street.
TKTANTED-ONE GENTLEMAN B0ARDER
w in private family apply In person at
3I3 Z. Tenth.
UTANrED, FOUR GENTLEMEN BOARD
w ers. leasnnt rooms, and bath no
107 West Seventh street.
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NO. 1O51
HELP WANTED.

- : : SeS
MAJ ANTEn - TEN YOUNG SaLEr-
Wv LADIES to sell entirely new article;
good wages Inquire No. T24 West Secona
street, between II and o'clock.
NHESSRS. CHAS. l.. WEBSTER q o.,
WI wish TO correspond at once with 9 COM
petent book salesman one who mas soin ehcy.
slopedias. histories or books of the highest
quality preferred TO the right party an
opportunity is offered to establish and onlroi
the sale Of the Library OF American Lltera-
ture In a feld yet anoccupied. Address, i.
IA. WILLIAMS, Manager, 81 Fifth avenue,
New York City.
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REnIsrRR,s oRpERs.
ID EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGTsTER's OFFICE,

nEtNAol EiA > OE EAgRss
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Del Sept. 10, 1891.
Upon the application of John 4. Dickey,
Administrators of Ber jamin W.Dickey, late OF
Mil Creek hundred, In said county. de.
ceased, 1t is ordered and directed by the Regis
ter tina the administlato aforesaid give
notice of granting of letters of administration
upon the estate Of the. deceased,
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF
such letters In six Of the most public places OF
the county Of New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate to
present the same, or abide by an Act OF As-
semblY in such ase made and provided; and
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the EVENING JOURNAL, q
newspaper published in Wilmington. Del,
and to be continued therein three weeks.
@. o. d.
Given under the hand and Seal
of Office of the Register aforesaid
n at Wilmington, in New Castle
=. .. county aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
J. WILKINS COOCH, Register
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate
of the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the administrator .on or before
September l5. 1892, or abide the AcG of AS
sernbly in such case made ana provided
JOHN T DICKEY
Admi isfrator.
Address, J. Harvey Whiteman, Wilmington,
Del.
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Handsome Initial Cloth
School Bag will be given
with every Child's suit.

Strictly one-price, and if
dissatisfied with your pur-
chase we will return your
money.
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chat it would be impossible to forecast the
political effect Of the death OF Mr. Parnell.
He hoped that it would lead to the reunion
Of the Irish party, and IL would certainly
not hinder the CAUSE Of home rule
He believed that all Irish hostility tc
Parnell was swallowed up in genuine and
universal regret. Three weeks ago he had
a long and friendly conference with Mr..
Parnell at his (Mr McCarthy's) house IN
Chelsea.
The Paris Fnnds.
They mutually agreed to draw part OF
the Paris fund for the expenses Of regis
tration incurred before the division Of the
party. Before the divorce proceedings he
had been a close friend Of Parnell, whom
be admired intensely. "Parnell consulted
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John Dillon, William O'Bnen, Tim
Healy and Sexton are mentioned as prob
able candidates for the leadership II has
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ROR RENT. T.-THEqHIRD STORY ROO 8,
II No. 4l916 Market street. l6xT0, we'll
lighted, entrance both on Market and Sbipley
ket street
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-09
przez sem osoby, spisac rozkazuje.
my.
TX.
REJENCJA.

Straz bedzie ora rejencja, maiac
ma czele kr6lowe, albo W jej nieprzy-
tomnosci prymasa. w tych trzech
tylko przypadkach mie;sce mice mo.
re rejencja 1. W czasie ma}oletnosci
kr6la; 2. W czasie jego niemocy,
trwa}e pomieszanie zmysl6w sprawu-
jacej; 3. W przypadku, gdyby kr6l byl
wziety ma wojnie. Maloletniose trwac
tylko bedzie do lat osmnastu zupe}-
nych; a niemoc wzgledem trwa}ego
pomieszania zmysl6w deklarowana
bye ME mole, tylko przez sejm go.
towy, wiekszoscia wot6w trzechczes.
Ct przeciwko czwartei lib p~o}aczonych.
w tych przeto trzech przypadkach,
prymas korony polskiej sejm natych-
Mast zwo}ac %powinien, a gdyby
Prymas ten powinnosc zwi6czyl,
marsza}ka sejmowego llsty og6lne
posfow i senator6w wyda. Sejm 90
towy urzadzi kolej zasiadania minis
trow W rejencji. i kr6lowe do zasta-
plenia krola W obowiazkach lego
umocuje. A gdy kr6l W pierwszym
PrzyPadku z ma}oletnosci %wyjdzie, W
drugim do zupe}nego przyidzie zdro-
VIA, W trzecim z niewoll powr6ci.
re encja rachunek z czynnosci swo1ch
oddac mu powinny i odpowiadac ma
rodowl "a Gas swego urzedowania,
TAX jak jest przepisane @ stray, ma
kazdym ordynaryjnym sejmie, Z
osob i majatk6w swoich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-09
DZIECI KROLEW.
SkICH.
SKICH.

Synowie krdlewscy, kt6rych do
nastepstwa tronu konstytucya pre-
zracza, So pierwszemi dzieemi oiczv-
zny; przeto b~acznosc O dobre ;ch
wychowanie do narodu nalezy, be-
uw3aczanla jednak prawom rodzic,el-
skim. Ia rzadu kr6lewsknego sam
krol re S traza i z wyznaczonvm
Cd stanow dozorca eduka
Cyl krole wiczo W, wychowa.
mem lch zatrudniac sic bedzie. Ia
rzadu reJencji, tai re wspominouym
q 0 z r. c q edukacje ich powie-
fzona soble mice. w obudwoch PRIV.
Padkach dozorca, Cd stanow wyzna.
czony, donosit winien ma kazdym
ordynaryjnym sejmie o edukacii i
postepach kr6lewlcz6w. Komisji zas
powinnoscia bedzie DO
.ac ukiad instrukcj' edukacji syn6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-09
KONSTITUCYA 3 MAJA
USTAWA RZADOWA 5 MAJA
1871
(Ciag dalszy).

Wyszczegolnienie caiego sk}adu
stray stanelo ma dniu Czerwca
1891, W prawie pod tytulem
Straz.
Ola porzadnego w}adzy wykonaw-
czej dopelnienia, ustanawiamy oddzlel-
ne komisje, majace zwiazek &c strata,
i obowiazane do pos}uszehstwa
tejze stray. komisarze do Mich wy
bierani beda przez sejm. ola sprawl
wanna urzedow swoich, W przeciagu
czasu sprawem ~opisanego. Komisje
te sa: 10 Edukacji, lilo Policji, lilo
Wojska, IVo Skarbu.
Opis magistratur wykonawczych,
jednych luz zostal przez sejm uch-
walony, drugich przygotowany.
Opis komisji policji stana} Ea dniu
"a Czerwca 1871. Ops komsji
wojskowej i komsji edukacyjn>j,
gotowy byt kazdym czasie do
podania sejmowi W ulozonych juz
doskonale proiektach.
Komissje porzadkowe wojew6dzkie
ma tym sejmie ustanowione, r6wnie
do dozoru stray ~nalezace. odbierac
beda rozkazy przez wyzej wspomione
posrednicze komiss;e, respective CO
do objektow kazdej z Mich w}adzy i
obowiazkow.
Komissje porzadkowe W Koronie
uchwalone IS Grudnia 1889. Ko-
misje porzadkowe w. X. Litews-
KEN, 10 Llstopada roku tegoz,
ale pc ustanowieniu ko1stytytucji
) Maja, prawo o Mich, ola porzad-
mel wladz rzqdowych organizacyi
poprawy i wydoskonalenia potrze.
bowalo. i W tym celu projekt luz
by} przygotowany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-09
VIII.
WLADZA ~SADOWNICZA.
VIII.

W}adza sadownicza ME moze bye
wykonywana, ami przez w&adze pra-
wodawcza, ami przez krola; lecz przez
magistratury ma ten koniec ustano-
wione i wybierane. Powinna bye zas
tax do miejsc przywiazana, zeby kaz.
dy cz}owiek bliska ola siebie znalaz}
sprawiedliwosc, zeby przestepny wi
dial wszedzie grozna mad SODA reke
krajowego rzadu. U~stanawiamy pre-.
to: loSady pierwszej instancji ola
kazdego wojewodztwa, ziemi i powia-
tn, Go kt6rych sedziowe wybieranl
beda ma sejmikach. Sadly pierwszej
instancji beda zawsze gotowe i GU.
wajace ma oddanie sprawiedliwosci
tym. kt6rzy jej %rotr7ebuja. Cd tych
sad6w isc bedzie apelacja ma trybu-
na}y g}6wne, ola kazdej prowincjl bye
maj9ce, zfozone r6wnie z osob ma
sejmikach wybranych. 10 tie sadly
]ak pierwszej, jake i ostatniej %instan-
eli, beda sadami ziemiahskiemi ola
szlachty, j wszystkich w}ascicielow
ziemskich, z kimkolwiek in causis
juris ct facti.
Ma fudamencie tel ustawy stana}
opis sad6w ziemiahskich: 10 Stycz.
MIA 1872. Sadow trybunalskich W
Litwie dnia i roku tegoz.
lilo Juryzdykcje zas sadowe, wszy-
stkim miastom pod}ug prawa seimu
terazniejszego, o miastach wolnych,
kr6lewskich, zabezpieczamy.
Urzadzenie sad6w mleiskich i
assesorjl, pod]ug ducha tel konsty-
tucii nastapi}o 6 Pazdziernika
1891.
lilo Sadly referendarskie, ola kaz.
del prowinc]i osobne mice chcemv,
W sPrawach wioscian wolnych, daw-
nemi prawami sadowi temu podda-
nych.
Ukfad sad6w referendarskich i
miejscowych ola w}oscian, przyqo-
towany by} W st6sownym do tego
projekcie, ktorego zamienieniem W
prawo uwiehczyc miaf sejm kon.
stytucyjny prace swoje.
lVo Sadly zadworne assesorskie.
relacyjne i k%urlandzkie zachowuiemv.
Vo Komissje wykonawcze beda miaiy
W sprawach do swej admins
tracji n~alezacych. VIo Opr6cz sadow
W sprawach cywjlnych k ryminalnych
ola wszystkich stan6w bedzie sad
na)wyzszy sejmowy zwany: do kto-
rego PREY otwarciu kazdego seimu
.brane beda osoby. Do tego sadu
nalezec maja wystepki przeciwko
narodowi i krclowi czyli crimina
status.
Sadly sejmowe zosta}y opisane
Prawtm 20 Maja 1901 roku.
Nowy kodex praw cywilnych.
<ryminaluych, przez wvz,,c.o..
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the world has dealt very hardly with him.
1t isn't so smooth with every one, Jack, as
it is with U.s."
True, Tom, old fellow" l said, true.
Well, look here; III give him job. Would
he come down and stay at my placer"
'Ob, yes, if you treat him well; but as L
tell you, he's poor and proud, and quite
gentleman"
"Wen," 1 said testify. I'm give him
enough to eat, and good bed to sleep on I:
and he'll have to put up with my plain ways.
But" i added, slapping my pocket / can
paw him like q gentlemaH." 49,,
Get out. you purse-prOud old humhug!
said my friend, laughing, as he clapped me
on the shoulder. But there, Pm obliged to
you. Have him down, and I'll thank you.
He's gentleman, and a man of honor"
"Oh, I'm not afraid he'll steal the spoons"
l said, laughing.
mo" he said dryly. mo fear of that. But
you will make good picture"
Stuff | said. DO yon think that I'm
going TO be panted?"
why, what are you going to do then ?'
he said in an astonish edway.
"Let him paint little Cubweb," l said,
chuckling and rubbing my hands.
My friend gave low whistle, and after
few more words he left.
1t did not strike me then. but / remarked
afterward that he seemed disposed t. draw
back from his proposal; but | was now so
wrapped up in my plans that could think
of nothing but the picture in the wood, and
| went home lGll of ii, meaning 1t for sur
prise.
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AU rUMN.

Through the bra. chs old and gnarled
Poured the suui!ght's radiant beams.
Lighting up the dim old forest
W ith its loving, lingering CLEANS.
Giving splendor TO the lesfet,
Changing hues on ey'ry bough,
IT'S the carnival OF summer,
And her reign is over now.
Breezes rustic through the dead leaves,
Lying on the russell ground.
Telling of the dying summer,
With sighing, murmuring sound.
Tall and stately, stands the oak tree,
Wrapped in robes of purple hue.
At its foot, the aSter glisiens,
With its eye OF darkest blue.
And the branches. clothed in amber.
Stretching out their waving arms,
Nod and beck on. in the sunlight
Showing all their varied charms.
Gayest tree Of ALL the maple,
Spreads its colors TO the breeze,
Gold and crimson, green and orange,
Wave ana toss. among the trees.
Autumn's power will soon be waning,
Winter reignin in It's stead,
While the solemn, grand old pine trees
Chant a requiem for the dead.
IN Francisco, De. 1891. E. A. L.
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ENDED BY POISON,

James Marion Commits Suicide In the
County Hospital.
The body of James Maroon was taken
from the City and County Hospital to the
Morgue yesterday afternoon. The deceased
was taken to the first named institution on
December 1st suffering from delirium ire
mems, and had about recovered by last Sal
urday, just enough TO have a bad attack of
remoTse. About o'clock in tile evening he
was found unconscious and it was discoy-
cred that he lad swallowed some chloroform.
Efforts were made to resuscitate the unfor-
tnnate man, but they were futile. and he
expired shortly afterward. He was n na-
tive of Ireland, about 40 years of age. and
resided at Twenty sixth and Capp Streets.
He took one ounce of the fatal LIQUID.
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s J Menzies, Liverpool
nrun ahrf nnT.A
An Aged Trio Inherit a Fortune,

Dr: w. A. Dow. an old Scotchman living
at Kansas City, has fallen heir to an estate
in Perthshire, Scotland, and will leave in
April next to settle up. The estate is that
of Charles Anderson, who died about a
year and half ago. and is valued at 5000.
600. OF which his part will be one-third.
The other heirs are Robert and James An.
derson, brothers of Charles, and they are
aged respectively 80 and 100 years. DIR.
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Imported Contract Labor.

CHICAGO, Dc. 6.-Pcarl-putton making
is not a new industry in the United States,
according to United States District Judge
Bodgett, and by his instructions a iury yes-
terday returned verdict of guilty against A.
Zcisler, for importing. under contract. eight
Austrian pearl-button makers. A motion
was made fur q new trial
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The following officers have been elected in
Bay City Parlor, No. 10i, N. S. G. W.. to
serve for the ensuing term: Charles A. Lin
man, p; DIR. b. NJ. Gunzburger. f. V. p {;
Harry Gunzburger, S. V. p; A d. Abrams,
j. v. p; William Carman, NJ; Seymour
Gabriel, k. S.; ID. c. Bloom, +. S.; DIR. M.
Regensburger, S. Ii. G. w. Dinkelspiel. Z.
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And In accordance with law and order from
the Board of Directors. made on the 7th day Of
suiy, 1881, so many shares Of each parcel Of such
teek IS may be necessary will be sold st public
&ction at the once OF the company. Room 8. I'll
esnsome st., San Francisco Cal, on Monday. the
tth day Of September. 1891. At the hour Of II
o'clock N. OF said day, to pay said delinquent A.
BASEMENT thereon, together with costs OF savsrtiS
ing and expenses of sale
ERNkS NuCH, Secretary.
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DELINoUENT SALE NoTJces

DEELiSQuENT SALE NOTICE = KENTUCK
principal place of business Stn rraneiscS a. Vi
Note os wprss Gold hi storey County. New
, ucscIioed STOCK on account of assessment NO y
tbs on .ne twenty-siSth day October. 1891
respective shareholders, as follows: ~ 'D'
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paiahce.,.. ..........-..-........ 1909 % 20
Ana In accordance with law, and an order from
the Board OF Directors made oh the 32d day Of
September. 1891, so many shares OF each parcel OF
such may be will be sold public
suction at the auction-house OF s. r. Middleton d
Co.. No. % Montgomery street, San Francisco. CALI
fornia on "Wednesday, the 9th day Of December,
1891 al the hour OF O'Clock r. NJ, OF said day to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
With costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
II. D. WALKER, Secretary
onice-Room 81. Nevada h oek, No. 500 Mont
Gopery Sc. San Francisco, Qsifornts. nolu ID