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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-23
RnItN
MARRIED.

TKAVER-TAYLoR-In this city. December %.
1891, by ths Rev. T. J. Lion, Arthur Edward
Traver of Adelaid san Luis 0bisuo County, an d
Hattie Alien Taylor of San francisco.
CoRCoRAN-RfAN-In this city December 10,
1891. BY the Rev. DIR. Case James Corcoran and
Frances K. Ryan, both OF San Francisco.
BURLING-EDw ARDS-In this city December
20, 1891. by the Rev. DIR. Case. Frederic burling
OF San Francisco and Alabama J. Edwards of
Suisun. Cal.
RNOoRT-PARKER-ln this city, Decem-
Der 10, 1891, by Justice Low, David A Wander
wort and Allura Is. Parker of Monterey.
NISNOM-FLE MING- In San Mateo December 49,
1891, by the Rev j. W. Lundy. John wtsuom and
MARY Josephine Fleming, both Of San MateO.
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A GREAT HOLE.
The Effect Wrought by n Meteorite in
An, che County. Ariz.

The Effect Wrought by Meteorite In
Apache County, Ariz.
The journal Miner OF Prescott, Ariz., says
Its readers will remember a description
given some time since OF an immense hole
in the ground in Apache County. recent
telegram from Flagstaff gives the following
additional details concerning it; G. K. Gill
bert and Marcus Baker, the former Chief
Geoioglst OF the United States Geological
survey. with a force of men have returned
from Canyon Diablo. where they were sent
ana make map of the region where so
much meteoric iron has recently been found.
They spent sixteen days investigating the
mammoth hole in the ground supposed to
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Teachers Institute.

CHICO, Dec. 22.-1he iweDty-fifth annual ses-
sion Of the Butte County Teachers Institute
commenced yesterday. 10 continue four days.
General John BidwelI addressed the institute
yesterday afternoon. welcoming the teachers
Last night Professor GrIggs Of the Stanford Jr
The Normal Hall. To night the Chico teachers
tender a reception TO the Suite County teachers
al the residence Of Hon. T. II. Barnard. Over
100 teachers from all parts OF the county are
presenL
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sneak-Thieves in Chico.

CHICO Dec. 22.-Sneak-theves entered the
residence of W. j. Puliam yesterday while the
family were away, and stole suit of clothes, two
silver watches. three gold rings and SIS In silver
In their hurry 10 get away, one left his vest and
coat, The pocket OF the former containing q pair
oil gold-rimmed spectacles, gold ring and
gold scarf-pin, which The thieves had evidently
stolen elseXherh.
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CARS WRECKED.
Accident on the Northern Pacific Caused by

Accident on the Northern Pacific Caused by
Landslide
CASTLE Rock (Wash.) Dec. 22.-Freight train
81 on the Northern Pacific was wrecked a quar-.
ter OF mile north OF this place tonight. land.
side IN deep cut had moved the track, and be-
fore tie engineer discovered It the engine went
cfashIng into The bank, falling over on its side.
Tic engineer, fireman and head brakeman were
in the cab and escaped without injuries, with The
exception Of The brakeman, who was slightly IN
luted.
Alfred Matthews, who was stealing ride IN a
load OF coal, had his right leg broken. Two cars
we're hurled down the embankment and now lay
al The bottom OF the Cowlitz River. The whole
track for 126 yards Is badly torn up. Ii Will
take al least foTiyeight hours to clear the wreck
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CITRUS FAIR.

FIattering Prospects of Successful Exhibi-
ton at Auburn.
AUBCRN, Dec. ga large and enthusiastic
meeting was held al The Courthouse last night,
at which the citizens Of this city Endorsed the
action of The County Board of Trade in refer
ence 10 the State Citrus Fair. he committees
appointed by tie board were approved and other
committees appoint, d. The exhibition PROM
i'-s 10 be more general than at any previous
cirrus fair. Arrangements are being made for
daily excursion trains from Sacramento and
MarysyilIe. Space has already been asked from
Humboldt, SOlanU YOlO, Butte, FL Dorado and
Nevada counties. A committee has been ap-
pointed TO correspond ard get the National
Press Clue 10 stop of at Auburn. Everything
indicates a grand success
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A Drill nm the Cruiser

Through the courtesy OF Rear-Admral Brown
and Captain Sampson, U. S. N. tomorrow has
been set apart for drill and instruction on the
cruiser San francisco for the benefit OF the
members OF the Naval Battalion, N. &. c.
Orders have been issued to the three
city companies 10 report for said drill
at $3.50 O'Clock in the forenoon or i 80 o'clock
In the afternoon at Clay-sircet landing The
drill VIII be with the heavy guns and In clearing
OF the DECK for action.
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MEMS GLOVES.
HANDKERCHIEFS.

We show more styles than any house in this city,
and at lower prices. import Handker-
chiefs direct from the manufacturer in Belfast,
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Mrs Louise H., wife OF c. c. Webb. and
mother OF Harry Fl. and Louis Webb died on
Monday at the residence of her mother, 1ol 8
SIKH avenue, East Oakland, and will be buried
Today As an occasional contributor to the
Iteratnre OF The day the name OF Louise II.
Webb has not been unfamiliar to the Californi la
reader. Her poetical articles, among which are
Manning of the Baby" "Pansiss" INV
Troubadour," The Bees" etc. have, from time
TO time, appeared under the auspices OF some OF
hcent spectacle OF the grand chess tournament
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A Christmas Wedding.

Mrs. B. NJ. Palmer, a wealthy widow and
prominent society woman OF Washington, d. c.,
arrived In the city on the 18th Inst. and en-
gagged apartments at the Palace. Yesterday
Marshal Cushing. private Secretary to Poslmas.
ter-General Wanamaker, registered at the same
hotel. and arrangements are now being made for
q wedding on Christmas day.
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Died From his Injuries.

Leonard Misch, who was run over at the
corner of Bush and Kearny streets on the
18th inst. and was taken from the Receiv-
ing to the French Hospital died at that in
stitution yesterday morning from the inju-
ries received from the accident. The man
who ran over him was named Syme and
will be apprehended TODAY
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Two Years at the "Psn."

Ex-Convict Hugh Mcdonald was sen.
fenced by Judge Murphy yesterday to serve
two years Imprisonment at San Quentin.
Mcdonald was charged with assault to muir
der. but was convicted OF assault with a
deadly weapon. On October Attn, in a sa-
loon. he stabbed Louis Juzix during row
over 10 cents
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PAJA M AS.

FLANNEL PAJAMAS. extra quality. So 90 suit
Fisk Clark Il Faggs SATEEN EMBROIDERED
PAJAMAS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 q suit
FRENCH FLANNEL PAJAMAS. silk trimmed
81 90 suit
P0NGEE SILK PAJAMAS. .............SS 90 suit
PURE SILK BAHAMAS, finest quality made,
one suit In abox........,...........Sl5 90 suit
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Benevolent Society Election.

st. Peters G. c. Benevolent Society has
elected the following officers: Bernard
Dreyer, President; F. b. Schoensten, Vice.
President; Charles Conrad. Recording Sec
Rotary; Joseph Hoefer, Financial Secretary !;
}. Ahlbach. Treasurer: Alex Styger Mar
shal; Directors-George Buecker, j. Frank,
j. Klein Peter Dannar ST.
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Published obscene Matter.

Information has been received from Chi
cago by c. R, Bennett, Secretary of the So
ciety for the Suppression of Vice. that W.
W. Knott, formerly in the District Attor-
ney's Office here, had been arrested in Chi
cage, and charged with publishing and dis
semlnating obscene literature.
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Oregon Crops.

PORTLAND, Dec. 22.-1he Oregon Weather
Bureau has collected statistics of the crops OF
this State for the year 1891. Wheat reports rep
resent e35,o0 acres, which show an average
yield OF twenty-four bushels per acre. making a
total yield Of over 10, 600, 900 bushels
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-23
Kruegar's Young AccompIices.

George Oman and Adolpn Kruger, the
boys employed by August Kruger to pilfer
from produced 9uses for him, had their pre-
liminary hearing before Judge Worley yes
terday. and were held to answer the charge
of burglary, their bail being fixed at $1,000
each. The case of Kruger will follow
shortly
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He Smoked Cigarettes,

Carl L. Land. aged IS years, a native Of
New York. and sailor by occupation, was
adjudged insane yesterday and committed
to the Agnews Asylum. He is very violent
and refuses medicine declaring that it is
poison. Tie inordinate use Of cigarettes
caused his insanity
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Shit Against the soutbern pac,so

CASA GRANDE (Arlz.l, Dec. 22.-The case OF
Tomlinson VS.. the Southern Pacific Company
commenced at Florence to-day. The plaiutIff de-
mands from the Southern Pacific Company 5000
for the death OF her husband last July. He was
run down by freight train
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-23

The trial of Mrs. Emma Bryant. charged
with attempting to defraud creditor, was
commenced yesterday in Department IL Of
the Superior Court. She recently bought
clearinghouse at 1lS Sixth street from S.
Gruman for S5G00 and her arrest grew out
of sQuabble over payments.
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Fell One Hundred and Forty Feet.

PORTLAND, Dec. CIV. E. Russell, a car
pepter employed on the newOi egonian building,
this afternoon fell down the elevator shaft a dis
lance of lao feet. Several Of his ribs are tract.
ured but II Is thought lie has received no fatal
INJURIES
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ADMITTED TO BAIL.
Charge Against Director of the Stat

Charge Against a Director OF the State
Library.
SACRAMENTO, Dec 22-E. o. Miller of Visa
LA, head OF lie alleged land ring, who was in-
diced by the SaCram. MO Grand Jury, has been
given bsll IN the sum Of 5000. His suretes are
George t. Fates and +. a. hyde, in the sum Of
$500 each. Miller is accused of subornalion Of
perjury 10 connection with woman employe in
the ale Library, who. ii is claimed, was in-
dUced by Miller 10 act as a dummy IN fraudu-
tent land opplcation. Several prominent mem-
bers OF the land ring ana local politicians made
strong endeayor yesterday afternoon 10 drag
the GIaHd Jury from its position, but The mem
beTs stOod hrtn and voted by a close majority 10
stand by the Indictment found last Salusddy.
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HE TOOK POISON.

A Sailors Sweetheart Left Him and He
Wants to Die.
Emile johnson, sailor living on Howard
street, near East. was brought TO the Receiving
Hospital at midnight last night in dying condi-
tion from an overdose Of morphine. He was
brought from the Colorado dance hall, on
Kearny street. by Officer Conboy, where he was
found lying on the floor For some time past
Johnson had been running with a woman named
Rita. She lett him and he tried TO end his llfe
johnson ed al O'CLOCK this morning.
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For the Finale.

The Grand Jury will meet this morning
and. if the report prepared by the com
mittee is satisfactory, it will be presented
to Judge Wallace at noon. After the re-
port is filed the jury will be at once dis
charged. In discharging the jurors it Is
expected that Judge Wallace will make some
nOntpd rpnarlyS
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THE WALKER ESTATE.
Decision in Case Involving Quarter of
Million Dollars

CASA GRANDE (Ariz-A, Dec. 22.-The Walker
case which has been contested In the District
Court during the LIST two weeks was closed yes.
teTday. The jury returned majority verdict
this morning for a. j. DOran, representing the
Walk Brothers and other heirs, as against the
widow Of John ID. Walker. The contest was for
the administration Of the Walker estate, valued
al over quarter of a million. The heirs claimed
that Walker was Insane at time of his marriage.
lie died at Napa last September Tie attor-
news for Mrs. Walker fled a motion for
new trial They propose carrying 1t TO The high
Asfp
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-23

The new owners Of the yacht Casco, In which
Louis r. Stevenson, the novelist, did the South
Sea Islands, have taken possession OF her and
are making preparations 10 sail for Victoria this
morning. A. A. Anderson OF Portland purchased
the yacht from the estate OF DR.. samuel Merritt
for $4,000. Mr.. Anderson, 1t is understood, repre-
sents others who are Interested In the CISCO.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-23

A cottage on San Bruno road near Fifteenth
avenue, was totally destroyed by fire last night
A alarm was TUNED in from s. alton PSI at s 20
O'Clock, but The flames had made too much head
way. lie house was occupied by j. Leidecker,
employed by tue Bay City Market Tie loss was
about { 1900
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Wanted for Murder

SALEM, Dec. % - Governor Remover ha.
Issued Iequisition on the Governor OF CalIfor.
MIA for warrant OF arrest for All DOo who Ia
wanted at Portland for the murder of a Japanese
woman last spring. All Doc is III San francisco
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DEADLY ASSAULT.

An Arrest After a Series Of Personal and
Legal Encounters.
MARYsvILLE, Dec 22-Charles Luckehe has
been charged with deadly assault upon George
Blhlman. These parties have been engaging in
both legal and personal encounters for some
months past, the trouble arising out OF the fact
that Bihlman wanted 10 maintain a levee The
existence OF which caused water to stand on
Luckehe's land. An order of court was made
requiring that Bhman move the levee. This he
has done but now refuses TO let The Luckehes use
the draining diIches.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed at
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
TO have the same published.
BORN.
PARKER-In this city. December 81, 1891, to the
wife of Jonn w. Parker.
GUIDo-In this city. December 21. 1891, 10 the
wife OF S Guido,
ROBIN SON-Iu this city. December 20 1891, TO
the wite of Albert A. Robinson, daughter.
GoSS-In Santa Rosa. December 20, 1891, TO the
VIE OF John Co.'S. a son.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-23

The proprietors of the Auditorium have an
nounced TO tn ir bar-keepers that they Will be
entitled 10 the gross receipts during Friday as a
Chr iStmas gift
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-23

SILK handkerchlefs. zoe upward. Cardigan
jackets, gloves, suspenders, scarEpin sleeve
buttons and hundreds OF other articles suitable
for gifts. L. V. Merle, 6t6 10 $50 Kearny street,
corner Commercial
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Southern Pacific Land Grab.

FRESNO, Dec. 22.-United States patents were
qled here to-day granting the Southern Pacific
Company 1856, 98S acres OF land In accordance
with certain acts Of Congress OF 1866 and 1870
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-23

Every boy who purchases clothing OF l.. v.
Merle this week will be given handsome auto.
graph album. l.. V. Merle, 616 to $40 kearny
street, corner Commercial.
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Unhappily Mated,


Suits for divorce have been brought by
Margaret against Michael McGurkin and by
A. l.. against Frank l.. Tiobetts.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-23

Mrs. Mary A. Hagan. widow of the late James
Hagan and mother OF Captain Charles Hagan
and Mrs. Z. w. guilty, died yesterday morning
at her residence, 156 South Third street. San
Jose, OF heat disease, after an Illness OF eight
days. She had been in good health up to about
a week before her Illness.
The Herald says: Mrs. Hagan was native Of
Charlestown. Mass, and was an old resident of
5 Jose. She was woman OF true nobility Of
character. modest and retiring in disposition,
charltable 10 The poor and unfortuna e, and an
humble aud deyoed member of the Catholic
Church. Her charities were many, and her
death VIII be sincerely mOurned in many humble
homes. The funeral will be held on Thursday
morning from ST. Josephs Church, San jose,
where a solemn high mass will be said for the
repOse Of her soul. Her age was 81 wears.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-23

Domestic Ports.
SAN DIEGO-Arrtvsd Dec 22-Schr Lottie Car
son, from Eureka.
Sailed Dec 22-Schr Alice for Puget Sound
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UNI UMBRELLAS.

wehave on sale the best selection of Umbr elias
eyer shown by us in stylish and unique handles
only the best qualities OF silk. gloria cloth. apacas
and ginghams are used In the manufacture OF the
goods we cary. We do the engraving gratis
COTTON UMBRELLAS. Observation-Disclosures each
GINGHAM UMBRELLAS. 49,. .75c to > SO each
ALPACA UMBRELLAS, extra quality .....S 81 each
l2-RIB PURE-SILK UMBRELLAS, paragon frame,
tempered steel Slides in short the best article
o. cdCu
20 and % INCH SILK UMBRELLAS. with natural
roots, crooks, carved ivory, horn, horn and
tusks, gold and silver trimmed all prices up to
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S25 each
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JOHN DAVIES.

John Davies. one of the best known mining
experts in tue West. died in Chicago Monday
night OF pneumonia. Davies made and lost sew.
eral fortunes In Colorado and California and
died almost pennlless. He was the original
owner of the Little Chief mine near Leadville,
which lie sold about ten years ago, ana got half
million dollars for II. II was aiterward sold
again for S5,oOO,oO0. One OF his intimate
friends said that no one could deceive Davies on
mines; but the money slipped through his fingers
az soon as he got IL. Cards and speculation are
said 10 have been The main causes of his losses
The story is stll told IN Colorado OF a poker
game in which he lost $4,000 in one night
and the next night won it back aud $40, 900
more. He gave great sums TO charitable objects.
AT one time lie owned considerable property on
The 1uba River IN California.
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Shipment of Fresno Raisius.

FRESNO, Dec. 22.-Another solid train load of
twenty cars OF raislns LETT for New York to-day.
Each car contains 10000 pounds, or 100000
d. in al
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WHO is IT7

Just few important answers to as
many pertinent queries of interest to
y0u il you're in need of Fine Grade Of
SHOES.
Who is it that has the largest stock
Of HIGH.CLASS SHOES in town?
DESCALS0 & FRANK.
Who offers cup to date /" the latest
styless DESCALS0 & FRANK.
Who is satisfied with a reasonable
profit and doesn't charge "twOprces"l
DESCALS0 & FRANK.
Where's their place of business
IS KEARNY STREET.
Who are the makers OF those Fine
Shoes they have just received?
LAIRD, SCH0BER & MITCHELL.
Yes, we have just received large
invoice of LAIRD, SCH0BER &
MITCHELL'S Fine Shoes, and parties
who are waiting can now be supplied.
DESCALSO & FRANK, 90
Kearny ST., Headquarters for JAMES
MEANS SHOES.
de23 weFrSu Sp
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j. |. Case. the well-knowu manufacturer and
horse-beeder of Racine, Wis, died In that city
early yesterday morning. aged 20 years. He
was the breeder OF the famous race-horse Jay
Eye-See.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ALBERT WOLFF.
Albert Wolff, the DIR matte critic OF the Figaro,
lied yesterday In Paris.
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composed OF living characters, which formed
prominent feature OF one OF the charity carnlvals
OF few years ago, VIII forget the name Of
the originator. Louise Fl: Webb? morn
brilliant and original creation. said: A." The grand
chess game OF last night was as fascinating as 1t
t0ric tournaments Of which the troubadors of
Normandy have sung. and the lavish self indul-
gence OF Charles the Bold wrote on one Of the
most picturesque pages OF French history" Mrs
webb was daughter OF the late John Reid
Hord. who belonged to one Of the old families of
virginia, family OF which Mrs. Irving Nj. Scott
and the late Mrs. Gustave Brown of East Oag-
land are members. Mrs. Webb was the mother
OF two sons, both married and In business for
themselves.
BISHOP FREPPEL.
Mgr. Charles Emile Freppel, Bishop Of Anglers,
aweitknown clerical member OF the Chamber Of
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'11OffS''o "bO q
Porte, Ind, was severely burnei with gaso-
line, and his physician has decided that the
only way his injuries can be repaired is by
the process known as skin grating. As it
will require a considerable quantity OF
epidermis, the young ladies Of the La Porte
Charity Circle have consented to furnish the
necessary amount of cuticle. Operations
will be commenced Immediately, providing
the young ladies adhere to their agreenant
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COLONEL Z. 8. STRAnER.

Colonel r. S. Slrader, a we'll Kucwn horsemsu
died at Lexington. by, yesterday of pneumonia
He was Vice-Presdent of tile Trottug. horse
Breeders Association a number OF years, and In
1887 Senator Stanford made him Kentucky
agent OF tile Pao Alto farm.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-23

Allan McLane formerely a well-known resi-.
dent OF San Francisco died IN Washington on
December 10Th. lie came to this Coast in 1850
as captain of one of the Pacific Mail steamers
and remained two years. After being agent of the
company at Panama he was elected President
and went to New York, where be resided until he
retired from active life. Deceased was a son OF
Louis McLane, who was Minister 10 England for
Two years during President Jacksons admins
trallon, and who was called 10 The Cabinet as
Secretary OF the Treasury, and in 1888 trans
Allan McLane leaves a daughter, Mrs Crapper.
One OF his brothers, Louis, WAS formerly agent OF
Wells, Fargo & Co., here aud subse quenlly Presi-
dent of the Nevada Bank. Robert another
brother, was Minister 10 France under President
Cleveland. sister was the wife OF General
Joseph Z. Johnston.