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ONE MONTHS MINTAGE.-There was total
coinage at the local Mint during The month OF
January OF IS, 30S, $50 20, mostly double eagles
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ouuRcH NorICEs-CoNrINU

To- Van Ness Avenue Methodist Episco-
5>S pal Church-SsEviees now held In kunt's Hall,
AM, pastor. preaching by the pastor at II A. n.
Gel ii:2S) q 80 p N. Grew. XII !, l2) Sabbath
Prayer meeting wednesday evening at 1880 and
Bible STUDY Friday evening az 1880 at the residence
Cordially invited to all the services OF this church.
PASTORS residence, e42 Valencia st. 1t*
" Hamilton-square Baptist Church.
" Poss st nas 9e Prancbns ana a and 10
P. M. Morning subject: {" The Way of Rest"
Is woTse fhan an IniideS Young peoples meeting
at $3.50 p NJ. Seats free and all invited. Take the
Suffer- 6eary Turk or Ellis ST. cars and bring your
friends II
ES The Presbyterian Tabernacle. Cor.
~ of Golden Gate ave. and Polk st.-Rev. John
W. Ellis, DID. pastor. will preach in the morning
and administer the holy communion. Rev. Wilson
Phraner d., of New York City will preach in the
evening at the usual hour. Sabbath-school at $3.50
A. NJ. Young peoples meeting at 6 30 p. NJ. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening. All are cordially
invited. Seats free. 1t
RS Calvary Presbyterian Church, Cor.
mers Easton. 3D.. pastor. Services at IL A. NJ:
reception of new members and communion. At
interests of the prosecuted Jews in Russia Subject
of DR.. Easton's address: 'IsraePs wrongs-The
The following music will be rendered: /, Ave
Maria" Willard; Q, Hear My Prayer" Pleyei; 3,
of a Dove" Mendelssohn. Professor Gustave 4.
Scott organist and musical director. All our He
L
dence, 1923 Bush st. 1t
RS Howard Presbyterian Church, Mis-
EE~0 sion ST.. near Third, two blocks from the
Palace Hote-The Rev. David James Burren ID.
D., from Minneapolis Mimi, will preach at IL A. NJ.
and 80 P. N. The public are cordially invited. Ut
REP Miles Grant of Boston VIII Preach
Gt~S in the morning at the Advent Church and in
the evening at the Baptist Church Bush ST., near
Larkin Also Monday night, Tuesday night Friday
night and saturday night. Its
RSS Bible Christians Will Meet for Di-
ls-S vine worship i'll Foresters' Hall, 20 Eddy ST.
every Sunday at p. NJ. All invited. Chris
tians earnestly contendng for the faith once de-
1iyered to the saints especially invited. Subject:
"Heayen and He'll" "And the rich man died and
buried, and in he'll he lifted up his eyes being
in torment" Luke xvi lts
~ Gospel Hall, s26 Howard St
ls~S MIR. Ross, the weil-known evangelist from
Chicago. Will conduct meetings here every night
this week except Saturday at AS O'Clock. No col
lections. All cordially invited. Its
RS Young Mems Christian Association
tF~S Hail, 232 Suffer ST.. bet. Kearny st. and
Grant aye.-Grand union mass-meetng of young
men between IT. and 40 years OF age this Sunday
afternoon al 3 O'Clock. Address by Rev. Wilson
Phraner, ID. D., of New York City. Subject: sGlad-
stones Appreciation of the DAYS in Which We
Live" All gentlemen between the above ages are
cor Tally invited. Special singing, and the meeting
will be of unusual interest. Young men. come early
and good seats.
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J.F.CUTTER's OLD BoURBoN.--Tnis celebrated
whisky is ior sale by all nrst-class druggists and
gfocers. Trade mark-star within a shield $.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


- Ladies, If Irregular, See Mrs. Puetz
- and be content at once 200 Fourth St II BINS
~ x,ursion Professionalism of
companies or societies please take notice that
Mountains, have been reduced this season. For
further particulars apply to w. 7. FITZGERALD,
ONCE. el3 Market ST., address per post the under
signed proprietor of Forest Grove Postonice adj
ARK, Cal. ja2S 7t*
Eg Books bought and sold. King Bros.
80 SFonrth ST. near Market nr27 tt
" Bad Tenants Elected for 81. Coiiec-
- lions made, city or country. PACING Collection
company, o2s California st. Room 3. de22u
~ lief Tor monthly irregularities from what
ever caused; patients who have been Imposed upon
vited; board and skillful attention during confine
ment; advice free. DR.& MRS. HAVEN. 22s Post st.
sI DIR. P,o 70, , ,a Is5 Montgomery st.
- All Cases Restored at Once, No
We matter from what cause-Ladies. If you
instant relief for monthly irregularities consult
years experience: my safe Specifics are the best
ever discovered, and Will positively cure after all
medicine. DR. N. STATESMAN, 9l6 Post ST. del If
~ Cure Your Catarrh With Macs Royal
~ Catarrh Cure: easily used: cures every case;
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~, Chimney mn -. Sweeping Neat Done.
S short or long duration, desiring child of their
own, VIII become parents by calling on NINE. n E-
HER. 14lS Powell St., who guarantees and
safe treatment: If not etfectual charge. NOES tin
FFP Physicians Recommend Crystal Hot
~ sea baths, foot OF Mason, North Beach. OIL en-
HS Old Gold and Silver Bought; send
e~S your old gold and silver by mail to the old
and reliable house OF A. COLEMAN Al Third St.
san Francisco; will send by return mail the cash;
amount is not satisfactory will return the gold. ~
EP Mrs. Schmidt, Midwife. Graduate
W. University of Heidelberg. Germany; private
remedy for monthly Irregularities; reasonable.
Once 1911 1@ Mission ST.: 2 TO p. NJ. my27 12mos
~ Bad Tenants Elected for SO and
49, all costs paid; collections city country.
COFFEY'S COLLECTION Co. 6I9 Montgomery. tf
ES DIR. Hall. 42s kearny st.-Diseases of
- women Speciality: hoars TO 4. Q TO s.ny5 ~
" DIR. C. c. O'Donneli-0hice and Res.
~O NV cor. Washington aud Kearny stS myot
FS Alameda Maternity villa: Strictly
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% Mrs. Davies 4a6 Kearny St.; Only
HsS sale and sure cure Tor all female troubles l2t
10 DIR. Records Restora tive Pills; Spe-
No cine Tor exhausted vitality physical debility
wasted forces, ETC.: approved by the Academy OF
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So Preparatory Pills, 81. Send for circular fe2 Ct
GS The Evening Bulletin, Price Re-
~ duced to Is cents per week, delivered by car
rer to any part of the city, the Bulletin the BEST
Oldest and largest evening paper published the
coast; orders by postal-card otherwise Will
celYe prompt attention. ONCE 622 Montgomery st.
Es Weeks News for 8 Cents-The
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
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pxrpTICATI0N OFFTcE.

Has n larger circulation than any othe
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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CALIFORNIA ON WHEELs.-Word has been
received from the "California on Wbeels, ex-
hioit that 1t will be home on the 28th prox IL Is
now at Portland Oregon.
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IHE FIRST SPIKE DRIvEN.-The first spike
OF Tie belt railroad was driven on Friday by
HarOOr Commissioner Alexander, and alrea DIV
there are 800 feet laid '"'
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ASSETS NoTHING.-Sulliyan Hall, beer
bother, has applied TO the Superior Court to he
declared insolvcnt His liabilities are 1888 !;
assets nothing.
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R[SSS The Evening Bulletin. Price Re-
Es~S duced TO 10 cents per week. delivered by car
rer to any part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best
oldest and largest evening paper published the
ceive prompt attention. ONCE 622 Montgomery ST.
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BROKEN horehound candy, zoe Id. Townsends..
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LARGEST manufacturer of California glace
fruits Soc per H.. In Jap. baskets. Townsend,s J.
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ON 2ND MORTGAGE OR NOTES: on Isr
" mortgage 6Z. J. L. iSAACS All O'FsrreIi ocoIf
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PROPERTY WANTED

GOAL LAND-wANTED TO BUY, LEASE, OR a
- partnership in coal land. Address J. NJ. T, p o.
Box Al, Piaceryie. Ire
G1I00 TO 5000 WANTED IN SMALL
I'd 1tOO street s. of Market, from Third 10
Ninth; must pay good interest. Address Principal
Box III, CALI. Branch once. iaYT Tr
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Young MARRIED LADY WITH BABY DE-
L sires room and board with a private family in
the suburbs OF this city Oakland, San Rafael pre-
ferred- Address j. j.. Box 9S. CALL Branch tel pa
BOARD AND ROOM WANTED BY A wIDoWER
ID and son (aged 81, with a respectable German
family viii pay for good of boy has furniture
and re erence. Address II. H., Box 81, CALL Branch
ONCE fel Sts
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AsTRoLOGY.


CLAIRVoYANT-FEE csc; LADIES ONLY. ST
" Thru ST., basement fel Sts
GREATEST FoRTUNE-TELLER IL THE CITY;
" reveals past, present and future. Call and sss
MISS SELMA, 7SJ Mission St. Fourth: feA
ladies 5oc, gentlemen 81: lucky charms. myS tt
A UGUSTA LEoLA, FoRTUNE-rELLER AND
- elairv0yant; magic charms; love tokens; shows
true pictures of future husbands and wives teaches
fortune 1873 Mission ST. 10th: lee 81 jy25 I2nS
NINE MoREAU, ~ FOURTH ST.. REVEALS
vi past, present and future; tee 2oc. ja2S SIS
IN THE DIRECT LINE OF THE CITYis
" growth and inpr ment-Lakeview. ia25 Il
Nj ME. EXODUS, CLAIRvOYANT 1867 MAR
w Ket St. bet Stu and 9TH, Room .. ja7 i'm
NINE DIR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REyFAI.Fg
w by eggs and cards; tells entire fe past present.
future; consultations all affairs nothing az.
cepted: name given, valuable advice aud sure helm.
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impossiI
written charts IN English aud Germans: diseases
cure1; Zee 81; letter 81. 80 Kearny St noIOti
nj ME: ATALANTA, WONDERFUL MEDIUM.
W tells entire life from cradle to grave: seventh
aaughter OF the seventh: born with double veii;
hours from a. NJ. TO p. NJ; also on Sundays: soc
anu 81; by mail 81. 96S Howard ST. nos Il
M ME WALTERS 5IT TEHAMA Sr., Mr.. ara;
W fortunes tod; ladies'. zoe; gents Que; open SUI
MME. SHMID, FROM VIENNA; MOST RE-
h nowned revealing LIES future events; ladies 81
genteLlen -. by mail So once s56 Mission lnrl st
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w ANTED-C0MPETENT SECOND GIRL S25: 2
" hrst-class cooks, $50 each; cook and Iaundress
$50; 3 good second girls, $40 and $25; so house
Merk girls to MI city and country places wages from
$50 TO $l9. Call MISS X PLUNKETT, 424 Suffer
Ia
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sPIRTFUALIssf.

KklNED-MRS. DIR. A. DE HOWE or NEW
- YORK: IS only natural born trance medium In
the world; is seventh daughter, born with double
vel ana wonderful prophetic gift of second slyht;
thlS she VIII prove: every hidden mystery revealed
teis your entire life III dead tranee gives name
IN Iuil, also your future husband wife; IN bush
ness. lawsuits, marriages. divorces, deaths uniting
tne separated removing evil Influences, restoring
lost love she has no equal and wishes II distinctly
understood that she adverises nothing but what she
can do; all who in trouble invited to call and
convinced: $4,000 challenge TO any medium who
can excel her. Parors. 1920 Market su>opp. 7th
MRS. A. sAYLoR-DIsEAsEs OF LADIES AND
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slruArIoNs-CoNTINuEp.


I ADY WOULD LIKE POSITION IN WIDOW
IL eI's family trifiers need apply Call 124
VT st Carr iaxu 2y&
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The ardSley-Ouay certificate.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct. 3l.- Receiver
YGrdley, Of the keystone bank. will JON with
Senator Quay in demanding an investigation
OF how the Bardsey- uay certificate
OF dep sit be anne pui lie property.
lie declared to-day that he knew nothing of
its phOtographing and that tie certificate was
never taken from the ofhce with his knowl-
edge. He said Il shall write Controller
acy 10 make an investigation and have no
doubt it will be full and lair am as anxious
a S II tor " 10 know how the certificate be-
came public. "ChalrmanKerr, of tue Democratic
State committee. has not yet been arrested al
instance Of Senator uay. and he don't
think he ever VIII. However that may Q, he
has been on hand all the morning waiting for
any off ial that may be empowered to make
the arrest
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DIRECTORS or MONTE caRLo MEET.
Very Prosperous Report Presented to the
Shareholders.

PARIS. Oct. 8l.--The half-yearly meeting Of
the shareholders OF the Societe of the Ano-
nyme des aims de Mer ct du Circle des
Etrangers do Monaco or II other werds the
gambling company Oh NJ nte Carlo WAS held
yesterday afternoon az It's head uarters
in the Casino n orAer 70 be compe-
tent 10 deliberate at this meeting the
shareholder must own at least two
hundred new shares out OF five
hundred of orr inial vslue, and as a matter Of
fact the management is composed OF COM
paratively lew people. The rel ort showed
{ at the past year had been the most profit.
able IN the history of the society, the total
a. cunt of the gaming table having been
twenty -one million francs. This Is IN ad.
vance hy one hundred thousand francs
over the previous year notwlthStand-
ing the fact that during the last
March hall dozen plungers We're
reaking the bank daily and walked oil with
about "A million francs. Although there was Q
Distribution of iz,t000qW francs among $1,000
shareholders the directors were only able TO
paw out absolutely little over II 900 20 NJ francs.
As 5000 has again been placed 10 the credit
of the reserve fund established five year ago
with view to the expiration Of the concss-
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greatest apprehension exists and the feeling
is anything but secure % far as they are con-
oerned
KNdLAND's IsTHREsT IN THE MATTER.


LONDON. o /. 81.-Colonel North has been
the most excited man III Great britain this
week. aually calm IN the ( ossession OF un-
counted wealth. he has suddenly TO all APP
pearances lost his self-pos ession and been
dashing about franticaliy in this quarter and
that 70 find out what is going 10 happen TO
his interests IN Chill. During the revolution
in that country North was q quiet sympa-
thizer with the insurgents He also kept an
anchor TO windward for Bamaceda in
the event that the latter should prove
triumphant. but there is good ground for
believing that he SUI piled the Congression-
allsts with money and was aiding them with
his influence IN high quarters in England. IL
was North's in uence that 30 long delayed
the delivery 10 Balmaceda of the Pinto and
Errasur and thereby. perhaps gave the insur-
gents the needed time TO prepare for the final
struggle. When the Congressionalists carried
the day North seemed 10 lie on the pinnacle
so far as Chill was concerned
Now the cloud of war with America has
su ldenly arisen to obscure his prospects, f,r
nobody knows better than North that
would eventually mean the return of the
behind Peru able 10 defy the dictation
of England. 1t hardly seems possible
yet 10 the leading merchants Of Io don in
the South American trade that Chilli will risk
going TO war Native Chiians however liv-
ing here do not hesitate to avow that Chill
will fight rather than apologize and that they
expect TO humble the I nIted States. This
view 10 not shared TO any large extent In
British military and naval circles. and such
British officers as have spoken predict de-
clslYe triumph for the nlted States.
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THE EARTB0UAKE IN JAPAN.
Great Loss OF Life and Destruction or Prop
erty In Several Towns Reported.
by Gable to The Tmesl


LoxDoN. Oct. 31.-Advices Just received
from Hioga. japan. report that the terrible
earthquake occurring on Wednesday last de-
stroved the towns OF Nagoya. Gifu and
Oiak. All the public buildings and most of
the smaller structures IN those ,laces
were throw down. Nagoya. one of tie
finest CT IS Of the empire, tre broke out
aud completed the work of de truction IL
rs estimated that no les, than twenty
four hundred human beings lost their
lives. In the vicinity of lhogo man, YES
sells are reported wrecked. During
the seismic disturbance the waters of the
lakes in the surrounding c untrv
w.re violently agtated. Few portions Of
Nipbon island escaped the elects of the
sarthouake. but the town of Kobe suffered
comparati,elv little damage. The various
wagon roads are b,ocknd d 10y immense heaps
of d.bris and railroad traffic i entirely sus
pended Owing 10 the complete pr0stratiou of
the telegraph lines iull details of tins terrible
calamity cannot yet be ascertained. The
shock was accom- aned hy tidal wave
which u merged many districts, causing
great loss OF lite The towns of Okaku
kano and Kasamutsu have teen wiped out
few people escaping. Five thousand peO-
pie were killed at Gifu and two thou
sand at Oragoya. Twenty three thousand
houses were DESTROYED at these two places
The earthquake destroyed ffty miles OF rail
way. AS details are received the calamity
grows IN extent.
LoNDoN. oct. 31.-Cooks tourists agency
has received word that all It's tourists in Japan
are safe.
BosToE. Mass. Oct. 3l.-The secretary Of
the American board Of foreign missions has
received q cabegran from Hlogo stating that
missionaries are safe.
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Trlecrnphlc Hrrxliie..

A bad prairie fire ragged in the northern part
of Montana Friday. burning over large
scope OF country aud doing great damage.
II is reported tnat = scope Of couItry eight
miles vide and eighty miles long has been
swept by the fire and that tue loss will be
upwards Of 100000.
Mrs Lucy Todd Gilbert mother Of Bishop
NJ. \. Gilbert. was found early yesterday
morning lying IN q pool of blood IN front of
the Bishops residence in IT. Paul. MINI.
Proctor a Thurman. lumber dealers OF
Louisville. assigned yesterday morning. Lis-
bi tiles will be about 10000. and tho hrm ex-
poets to pay dollar for dollar.
Secretary Noble to-day accepted the resig-
nation OF Edward Howard. one OF the clerks
who wss recommended for dismissal BY Con-
missioner Rarm.
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ARicy ln Exneriment.

NFw YORK. Oct. 31.-An interesting expert
nent with bicycles WAS made to-day 90 aseer-
tain how quickly a message could he delivered
over a long distance. 1t was conducted e.
tween Hartford Conn. and this cty. Relays
Of well known bicrclists were stationed along
the line at New Haven. Milford. bridgeport.
South Norwak. Stamford Greenwich and
New Rochelle. The entire distance was 1868
miles.
]. II. Goodwin. editor of the American
Cyclist. who arranged g race. expected the
run To be made in eight hours and be was not
far wrong The start was made at Hartford
AZ 65G this morning and it was ust . when
W. f. and G. Murphy who were the last relay
dashed up Thirty-second street and Broad
WaV. which was the finish.
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CoprSHAGTN. Oct. 31.-At the last moment
the Car again ordered change in the route
TO be trayersed by the imperial iaml les
and their roval guests in proceeding to
Ijyadia. in the Crlmea. where the silver
wedding of the Car and Czarina will
be celebrated. Accordingly the Gar,
Czarina. the hing and ueen of Denmark and
the rinress OF Wales sailed on the imperial
vaeht Iolar Star. which arrived at Dantzlg
Yesterday Subseo uently tho entire party
left.Dantzig for Liyadia via Dlrschau and no
nlpsDerO
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Given Three Years for Murder.

IvDIASApoLrs. IND.. Oct. 31.-In june of
last year Marshal Dillon of Haughvile. was
killed while he with assistants was trying TO
contro a disorderly crowd of negroes return
ing from a ball. The detectives we're a. eli.
and several men were arrested. ut ali were
released. q ong them Charles French. ,ew
months ago French nearly killed his vile.
She threatened 10 report him TO the police as
the murderer OF Dillon. lie was arrested for
both crimes. For the assault on his wife he
year, and today was found guilty of killing
Dillon. his sentence being three years.
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ELECTION FORECASTS.
Senator Blackburn Thinks Everything Will
Go Democratic.

WASHINGTON. Oct Ex-senator Blackbu n
WAS in the city to-day. He said to reporter
that it looked to him as if everything were
going the Democratic wav unless that party
threw away its opportunities He did not
think the Democrats had a waikoyer in New
\ ork. hut was confident that Mr. Flower
would be elected. Tie could not guess about
OHIO but was confident OF carrying iowa.
Representative Shiyely. OF Indiana. who
inst came in fr m the ohio campaign says
that the roliiical situation in that state is
puzzling to the old and seasoned polite ans.
MIR. Cam bell. he says Is pc fectly confident
of success. and the bitter feeling between
the foraker. Nc nley and Sherman factions
together with the opposition of the. farmers
10 the Nc inley Jaw, gives promise of Demo-
cratic success.
At the poolrooms across the river offers Of
bets six To one in favor OF Csmpbells election
in Ohio were put on the boards.
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FROM LANDS BEYOND THE SEA.
Latest Reports from Great Britain and The
Continent.
SOCIAL, POLITICAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Dsstardly Attempt to Wreck n Railroad.
Artificial Rain In India-The Lucky
Duke of fPortiand-Foreign Notes.
Dunlap SPECIAL Cable 10 The TimesI

LoNDoN. Oct 3l.-Another dastardly at
tempt TO wreck a train was made yesterday
afternoon. The down Devonshire 1880 train
from Paddington was due at Ivy Bridge
shortly before o'clock When nearing that
station it ran into a heavy barrier of timber
placed on the rails. Fortunately the engine
did not leave the track. and what was in-
tended to prove serious accident was hap
PLY avoided After the delay of few mo-
ments the train proceeded on its Journey,
and reached Plymouth safely little after the
usual time.
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Annual Club Dinner.

CHICAGO. Oct. 31.--The one-bundrcdth
dinner of the Chicago Commercia Club took
place ut the Grand faci C this eveniny.. The
banquet ON was beautifully decorated with
flowers aud the gathering was notable one
representatives from the Boston. Cincinnati
sDd.St. Louis commercial clubs being present
- tho guests of tho Chicago Club.
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In Memory of Wiiliam Henry smith.
by Gable 20 tho Times.)

LONDON. OcT. 3l.-At a largely attended
meeting of the city magnates to day It was
decided % erect bust OF the late Conserya-
tive leader Right lion. William II. Smith,
first lord Of the treasury, aud steps were
taken 10 secure the financial success OF tho
movement The site selected Tor the statue
is in the town hall on the Strand borough.
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HIS Is THE LAST
day Of the re ular
fall meeting. ON
Monday the new
m anage m e I as
sumes control and
racing wi he kept
up for three weeks.
An excellent pro-
gramme was pre-
sented to-day and
the crowd was by
long odds the best
of the m e e ii n g.
There were six races
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colIepiate Foot-BaIl Games.

Nv YoRK. Oct. 3i.-Princeton defeated
Wesleyan at football to-day by q score OF 70
TO nothing.
n W HAVEN. CoNS.. Oct. 3i.-f foot- ball /:
Yale. 3S; Lehigh niversity. none.
WnKEsBARRE. Pa. { ct 3l.-Foot ball La
fayette second team. none, Kingston Semi
nary, 6.
WIrLrAMsPORT. Pa. Oct. -Wiliiamsport
Young Mems Christian Association, nothlngi
Wilkesbarre 80.
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Fatal IiunaWay.

Dunlap Special Cable to Tho Times.l
MoNTE CARLO. Oct. 81 "A tragic accident
occurred here yesterday. A young horse
that was being trained - draw u carriage be-
coming frightened ran away. Ii Jumped from
the bridge over a ravlne near Hotel Windsor.
and crashed down upon the Chapel ST. De-
vote. Ii was instantly killed, and 80 was tho
driver Two men who were IN the vehicle
escaped by jumping out ut the very nick OF
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Epid-m c Of Infiuenzs.

BucHARKsT Oct 1.-THE epidemic Of in.
luenza which has been raging in Moldava aud
Roumania bas reached this city where il is
accompanied by peculiar skin eruption.
BE u. Oct. 3l.-The in uenza is spread
ing throughout the city with such rapidiiy
aud severity as to cause serious alarm.
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Ninvin 10 wiling.


by Gable 70 the Times
LoSDoS. Oct. 9l.-Slavin the pugilist. says
he will accept Sulliyans challenge 10 fight
for the championship Of the world.