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The morning call., 1892-08-18

COL GETZ & BRO.
1s POST STREET.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS IN REACH OF ALL
THE CHOICEST LOTS IN SUNSET HEIGHTS.
BLOCK es3,
Between 1 and sts.. 18th and 18th aves. has
just been added to our already extensive lst Of
choice lots near the Golden Gate PARK
LOTS GRADED AND STREETS
MACADAMIZEp.
ELECTRIc AND CABLE CARS WILL PASS THE
PROPERTY IN SHORT TIME.
NOW rs THE BEST TIME TO SELECT YOUR
BUILDING LOTS.
Only block from park and opposite the con-
tempiated new music-Stand and lake.
BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF OCEAN AND PARK.
PRICES VERY Low AND LOTS SOLD on THE
INsTALLMENT PLAN ON EASY TERMS.
Don't fail to secure of these lots: remember
lots only few blocks from there sell for $500
each.
CALL FOR MAPS AND DIAGRAMS
SOL GErz & BRO.
au7 SuTh u 1S POST ST.
$40 ................~slo. o........................
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Richmond lots, ''''''''''''''
North OF the park; 29th ave-
Betwee1 and ID sts
Monthly payments only $40.
% II
Nevada esd ST.. Rhode Island and
De Haro SIS. on monthly payments.
Selling very fast
81 ~ lots offered
Cal send for diagrams
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McAFEE BALDwIS & HAMMOND. Real Estate
Agents and Auctioneers. 10 Montgomery. Ia suTur
sunny SIDE sr.vvonn vv,onr.
Lots $500 to $500. slo up per month g n.
PHILLIPS or }. B. HILL, Crocker building. Sec
ond floor. au7 suTufh tt
G9050 EAsTLAKE COTTAGE: 8 ROOMS.
basement; cement walks. 80 iCpper ST. near Cas-
tro au7 6t*suTuTh
GOO MoNTHLY-CoTTAGE OF ROOMS.
s22s-Lot s0Tiss, with creek ''' ''N'''
S250-Lot 2axlOO. at station.
$60O-Lot s0xl00. severed and mac adamized.
CHAS. A. BAILEY. owner. 20 Montgomery If
THE HOME BUILDING COMPANY, ~ MONT
l. gomery ST.. B prepared to furnish plans specif-
cations and estimates for any class of building
ywhere for cash on the instaiiment plan: cali
at the office and inspect plans; the Home Builder.
published monthly, contains a series of articles
teresting to intending builders. with elevations and
floor plans: sample copies free aul4 I'm
ONLY ONE LEFT OF THE COTTAGES ON N
" side OF 22d ST.. bet Noe ana Sanchez: this place
must be seen to be appreciated; the best OF finish
ana w0rkmanshp; open for Inspection: terms to
suit For particulars apply to DAN EINSTEIN,
owner and builder, 1l2 Montgomery st. aul4 At
GRa0 CASH. BALANCE SMALL MONTHLY
UCOO instamcnts-A large 6-room 2-story
house on Noe St. bet Twenty fifth and Twenty
sixth. one block f OF Castro; full price only $340o.
r. NELSON, builder. Jy19u
RA R0AIS N ONLY $307b; TRANSFERS
- chance In the heart OF the city; nearly new
cottage with stable: Clara st. Sixth: see it:
sure TO be sold MURPHY. 326 Pine st aul6 II
REDuCED FROM $1,000 To $3.50 TO MAKE
Ii quick saie: nice bay window cottage 8 rooms
and bath stone sidewalk: one block from Twenty
fourth street cable. Apply 455 sixthst. auio 4ts
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BARGAINS IN

BARGAINS IN .~n 49,.
S-ZuO-SloO cash, $50 per moAth; beautiful new
cottage; near Gran DIST station (modern improve
mentsJ
S2z0O-Quiek sale: $3.50 cash; balance monthly;
cottage rooms and bath.
SZZo0-SlSO cash, $50 per month; new cottage;
Eagle ave (mOGern improvements.
SZ4uO-S2eO cash, S25 per month; 5room cottage
tneWl near station Gall modern improvements).
S&foO-$@5O cash, $25 per month; magnificent
new cottage, 3oxllI, just finished: near school aud
station; all natural finish.
Houses built 20 order and finished in 80 days
prompts plans and estimates furnished free; house,
10 rent; open Sundays and evenings
MARCUSE & REM MEL,
Ihe largest contracting firm In Alameda County
OmceS: AlAmeda-Bay-St- Station aad Highs
station san FraDeisco-o2S Market 81. opposite
falace Hotel aulA u cod
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WHY PAY RENT

Elegant 2 story houses aud hne modern cottages
in good neighborhoOds; on principal cable lines.
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STORAGE.

ErlRsT-CLAsS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
+ c4z-544 Mission St CHAS L. TAYLOR jySI
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

" f HAVE THE LARGEST LIST OF COUNTRY
s W and city property Of any firm IN the city; call
Agency. 1927 Market st.
GOS PER ACRE-32O ACRES BLACR LoAMY
ID 80 soil In san Diego County: $50 acres under
viii trade for city properly. CITY RIAL ESTATE
AGENCY, 1927 Market st.
O. GQ0QO 100 ACRES IMPROVED PROPERTY
tIOOOO. In san Ramon: Bns fruit farm. CITY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. 1927 Market st.
MY THOROUGH PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE OF
ni the entire country ana each or the hundreds
OF ranches OF every description 1 have for sale
aud exchange insures to my customers not only
liable and valuable advice and very largest list to
seect from, but also complete aud trustw orthy de-
scriptions; you should keep in mind that my years
or solid experience travelling with horse and buggy
ronty m sh anu & neary every .aaeh
an expert Judge OF land. location. climate aud
heresay. notbeory nor guesswork about my descrlp-
tions. for am personally acquainted with each of
the hundreds OF properties represents don't pur-
chase or exchange anywhere until you have seen
me, Tor can surely save you money and valuable
100 .b sFge s,S sdsn, sL i1r pnonS@5,on d.
Francisco. aul4 SuTh 2t@
EoR EXCHANGE-THE BEAUTIFUL ASH.
land orchard tract; right on the electric road to
HaywardS; acres and upward; with or without
orchard; finest garden land in the State: low
prices and on easy terms: viii exchange for city
Oakland property. w. NJ BRANDON, 420 Mont
eomery st. aul7 st
EoR EXCHANGE-lsO ACRES NEAR IRVINE
ton, Alameda County: ali level land can live
city, Oakland. Alameda or Berkeley property. W.
NJ. BRANDON. 420 Montgomery ST aul7 81
I HAVE TO EXCHANGE SMALL PROPERTIES
In this city. Oakland. Alameda and Berkeley, to
trade for small farms (few acres) near any good
country town. W. NJ. BRANDON, 42O Montgom-
cry ST. anl7 st
elk 0On FOR EXCHANGE-67 ACRES
eD O.OOu. level land near Yacaville Solano
county; nearly all In bearing fruit trees: ID
In pears acres Ia peaches and apricots acres In
seedless Sutana grapes. 1s acres ia zinfandel
grapes. o acres In table grapes; will exchange for
city, oakland, Alameda or Berkeley property.
$15 ,0O0-125 acres near Sebastopol in Sonoma
county: GOOD house OF rooms aud other improve
ments; me flowing spring; IL acres bearing fruit
mostly French prunes l acre black berries. w. NJ.
BRANDON. 42O Montgomery ST. au17 &c
CHEAP; s5-ACRE RANCH: broom HOUSE,
" barn and outhOuse: 20 acres under cultivation;
all the farming implements; plenty wood, water.
Inquire 63S sacramento ST. aui6 3ts
IN ACRES FINE FRUITAND FARMING LAND;
IO 800: payable. $40 cash and $40 a month,
without interest and taxes: few oak trees upon
II: cheap nc $500; II you want uice fruit farm
chicken ranch do not miss this snap. WESTERN
LAND COMPANY. $40 Market st. aul4 st
CoNoMA COUNTY LAND SALE OR Ex-
- changer write fully. ANDREW PRICE. Heads
burg. Cal. fei4u
CCHooL LANDS. 81 so TO 50 AN ACRE: ON
~ very easy terms; sold by the State In trscts ID
suit; no residence or improvements required: ALL
kinds OF lands In many different counties; ssni
stamp fer list open day aud EVENING" +. W.
LAKE Flood Building lyl
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OAKLAND tOIsaS TO LET.
I'O LET FOR H0USEREEPISG-7 NICELY FUR.
L nished rooms and bath; good neigbborhood
iZO@ Eighth St. 2 blocks from Adelne station;
ItIeIeuce: price $40. ans cod m
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
FURNITURE YOU WANT GOOD AND CHEAP
Il see II. SCHELLHAAS 4Os Eleventh 81 de6 N eod
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
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CITY REAL STATE.
Gem 5O:iixII4; DUNCAN sT.. Mr.. D
nOUU. lass

oeO0 5O:ilxll4 DUNCAN ST.. Mr.. DOUG
GOUU. lass
sl4OO-25xs6: 8. side OF 18th St, rs W. of Noe.
$o5O-Lot &, block So; 100xl20; corner; Uni
versity Homestead Association
$l50-Lot IL, block A; Peoples Homestead,
tract A.
s550-Lots 1882 and 1885. Gift Map g.
$250-Lot 1l05, Gift Map 3; w. side or Carver
St.. 100 ). OF California
Sl6o0-470120O; entire block: only block from
Market ST.: Abbey Homestead Association, san
Mateo County. CHAS. Z. FISHER, sos California.
GCCS EACH; LOTS 100. ll02. ll0i, GIFT
ID LZO Map 3: l.. side Of ROsekrans St. bet Call
fornfa ave. aud MayfiOwer 81. CHAS c. FISHER
sos California ST.
EoR SALE IN EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
EQUAL TO RENT.
Elegant story houses and hne modern cottages;
n rond N efchb m nri ia
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GEOSA CORNER on 18TH ST; 3-SToRY
IN ZOV. house in store and Ienements; rents
S53; brick foua dations. ETC.; lot 25x5O.
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AsTRoLoGY.

DALMISTRY ENTIRE LIFE REVEALED;
Il ladies 81: gents 81 so; perfect satsfaeEtp.l
NINE GRAHAM 2l3 Mason st. auIS lha
The morning call., 1892-08-18

UNIH
ONE
LEFT,
Two sold Inside OF n week: l0room reception
hai; solid OAK 'front.' doors and stairs: salon parlor
elegantly decorated; large lot; half block from the
park Lott St, bet Hayes and the PARK. GEO.
oIlEt'LEN, owner aud builder, on premisesal4 So
G1SQ LOT s4xl0O: FINE LOCALITY IN
e. D1OO. Berkeley: cars pass right by 1T; this is a
bargain. W NJ. BRANDON. s2O MONTGOMERY. II
G10 a MONTH WILL BUY A HoMEIN sAUsA-
u ~ Ito + ID. SPARROW. 62S Market JyS II
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ID A. DoLAN q co.
Il REAL ESTATE.
62S Market ST. opposite Palace Hotel
The "San Francisco Globe" published by MS,
taiDs fun list OF property for sale all parts the
city and country, which will be sent free 10 any
address on application. auT SuTh II
The morning call., 1892-08-18

O. 1000 2-STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE
I'D 1OOO. Of rooms and bath; brick rouRda-
ftons, etc; half cash: balance remain al per
cent; lot 25xS5; 2lSt ST.; nice location; street
work done complete.
The morning call., 1892-08-18

G9Q00 AN ELEGANT NEW BAY Y-wINDOw
tDooOO. cottage OF rooms aud bath: brick
foundations; laundry: stone walks; all the latest
conveniences; sunny lire of Hill St, the cable
cars: lot 25xll4
The morning call., 1892-08-18

VACANT.
G. TS0 LOT ON y. LINE OF 25TH ST, BET.
u W. Florida and Bryant ave: lot 25NlO4.
S2lOO-Cheapest lot in eStern Addition. on W.
SIDE DevisaderO ST.. y. OF Ridley: lot 25xl25.
Sl35O-2 lots z5Xl15 feet = line OF West Park
ST. these lots on grade and ready for building.
s22OU-Mlssion road: lot 26x90; 10 feet S Of
Randall 81.
$2500-Lot Z side OF Chattanooga ST., $50
feet w. OF Esd; lot 32:6xIl7:6
SI5O-Cholee lots on 9Th ave, near l. st.
CARNAIL~HOPKINS co. aul4 SuTh
no you WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR COUN.
- ny IN the prettiest valley OF the Statse Apply
to Napa Land Company. Napa, Cal. for list OF
properties se2s tf
HOUSES BUILT OR RENODELED WITH DIS.
II patch aud economy; guarantee our work
years: get estimate HOUSTON BROS Build
ers. 3ls Goden Gate ave. aul4 II
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FOR SALE IN EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.

EQUAL TO RENT.
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G1eR0 PRICE REDUCED; A BARGAIN:
.D1oCO. rents $50; 3story house in store
below and rooms and bath above; brick founda-
tlons; Clay ST., running through to rear street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

The Brooklyus We're easily defeated by
the Pirates at Brooklyn. Attendance,
2.2O6. Pittsburg s, Brooklyn l; errors,
Pittsburg ,, Brooklyn 4: earned runs, 2 and
/; hits, 9 and 5; ritchers, Terry and Had
dock; umpire, McQuaid.
At Philadelphia, "Uncle Anson" and his
gallant horde received severe trouncing
at the hands of the Phillies, being clearly
outplaved at all points. Attendance, 1922
Philadelphia 10. Chicago D; errors, 2 and
0; hits, u and 5; earned runs, and q;
pitchers, Weyhing and Miller; umpire,
Emslie.
At New York, the New Yorks never had
any chance in their game with the Clncln-
natis, and were shut out for the first time
this season on their home grounds. At
tenance. !. 1.732. New York 0, Cincinnati O.;
earned runs. Cincinnati ,; hits, . each {;
pitchers, King aud Dewyer; umpire,
Lynch.
At Baltimore, the Orioles took two well
plaved games from the Browns. Attend
apce 1900; Baltimore 3, ST. Louis g.;
earned runs, each; base hits, and q;
pitchers. McMahon and Gleason;- errors, 3
each. Second game, Baltimore 8, 81. Louis
4; errors, ) and 3: base hits, 10 and q:
pitchers, Vickery and Hawley; umpire,
Snyder.
At Boston, the Spiders gave away the
game in the first inning to-day At
tendance 3.S2S Boston g; Cleveland 3;
errors. 8 and 6; base hits, s and 4; pitch
ers, Staley and Clarkson; umpire, Gaffney
At Washington, Killen was an unpen-
trable mystery TO the Louisville batters.
Weather cool. Attendance 761. Wash
ingtou ): Louisville o; errors. o and B; hits,
and 8: pitchers, Killen and Stratton: UNI
pire Burns; earned runs, Washington 2.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11
CONCERNING COLLECTIONS.
The Treasury Department Issues Another
Circular Concerning the Retaliatory
Canal Tolls.

The Treasury Department Issues Another
Circular Concerning the Retaliatory
Canal Tolls.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Septe mber TO-
The following circular was issued to-
day:
"TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, D. c., September 10. J
"To Collectors Of Customs, Northern,
Northeastern and Northeastern From
tiers:
"Tolls as prescribed by the Depart
ment's circular, Number 145, OF 1892,
will be collected in the case OF vessels
passing through ST. Marys Falls Canal,
consigned to American ports, but whose
manifests state that the cargo Is to be
exported TO Canada, either to be re-
tanned there, or for export therefrom to
a foreign country other than the United
States.
"When the manifest shows that the
final destination OF the cargo is the
United States or 8 foreign place other
than Canada, via the United States
whether the merchandise be subject to
"shippers orders" or otherwise, the col
lector will issue landing certificates ac-
cordingly, unless upon investigation he
shall find that the manifest was made
out with intent to defraud the United
States or to conceal the truth, final des-
tination and that tolls were properly
payable, in which case he will withhold
his certificate, and take measures for
the collection of the tolls due.
80. l.. SPAULDING,
"Acting Secretary
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Tammanx Now in Line.

New YORK, September 10.-The ap-
pearance Of Bourke Cochran, Thomas
+. Gilroy and Thomas +. Grady at the
Democratic headquarters this morning
is accepted by those in charge there as
a gratifying assurance that Tammany
Hall is now In full accord with the
party aud will lend their aid toward the
election OF Mr.. Cleveland. These gen.
tlemen called on the leaders and held a
short consultation. Mr.. Cochran will
now enter actively into the campaign.
He has arranged to speak at Detroit
September 20. and indianapolis Sep
tembe 80 and October l, and in varions
narts of Indiana.
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TO PROTECT AMERICAN INTERESTS
Admiral Walker Sails With the Chics-
go to Re-Enforce the American squad
ron in Venezuelan Waters.

WASHINGTON, D. e., September 10
Admiral Walker was instructed, by
Secretary Tracy, to sail in his flagship,
Chicago, at daylight tomorrow morn
ing, for LaGuayra, Venezuela, to look
after American interests in that
country.
This action was determined upon to-
day at a conference between Secretary
Tracy and Assistant Secre tary Adee, OF
the State Department, who, in the aO-
sence of any later information from
Minister Scruggs, are OF the opinion
that this Government would be better
represented By an additional naval ves-
sci, with an officer Of high rank In COM
mand, in Southern waters, pending the
settlement OF the internecine troubles
now agitating that republic.
1t is stated at both the State and
Navy Departments that no word has
been received of hate from our Minister
in Venezuela, representing that the oc-
caSion demanded that stronger naval
show be made. The Chicago was sent
only as precautionary measure to as
sist the Concord and KearSarge, which
are uOM OuG at Las al ~S1S "a 49,
emergency.
Accompanying Admiral Walkers or
ders were instructions, the nature OF
which the officials refused to divulge,
but IL is believed he was directed TO pur'
sue u vigorous course in dealing with the
situation, espe ecally In connection with
foreign aggression and to protect Amer
lean lives and property should II be
necessary. The Philadelphia was first
intended for this duty, but as Ad-
miral Walker was given discretionary
orders ia the choice OF the flagship, he
preferred to retain the Chicago, which
has foated his flag for three years, SO
instead OF sailing In the Philadelphia,
he will go in his old ship. IL is under
stood that the Chicago will proceed di-
rect to Laguayra without touching at
any port on the way, and that she Will
90 In all possible haste. No other ves-
sci will be sent To Venezuela for the
Dresent at least.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11
NEWS FROM TIE RACE TRACKS

Latonia Races: First, furlongs, Luck
now won: time l:16sI. Second, one mile,
Tenor won; time :4S. Third, furlongs,
Fallero won; time l:555S. Fourth, mile
aud seventy yards, Selenad won; time
I .46l<. Fifth. 5 furlongs, Viola B. won;
time ! :O3s<. Sixth, 6 furlongs, Calhoun
won; time / :16.
At Sheepshead Bay the autumn meeting
of the Coney Island Jockey Club was
closed with an excellent programme OF six
races. a throng of something like 1900
snectators. beautiful weather and fast
track. First, furlongs, May Win won by
q length: time. l % 81 Second. Futnrity
Course. Correction won; tine, l:ll- Third,
the Mayfiower Handicap mile and three
furlongs, Sleipner won: time, 2 n. Fourth,
Course Lady Violet won; time LILO Is.
Fifth. the Old Time Race, four miles, De
mpfh won: time, S:20. Sixth, mile and &
quarter, on turf, Kldeer woni time, 2:oe.
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WHITTIER LAID TO REST.
The Good Old Quaker Poet Placed Be
meath the sod--M Many Mourners About
the Bier.

The Good Old Quaker Poet fhceu De-
meath the Sod Many Mourners About
the Bier.
AMEsBURY, MASS, September TO-
This quiet town was thronged to-day
with those who gathered from afar and
near to gaze for last time upon the
features OF the dead poet, John Green
leaf Whittier, and pay the last tribute
OF respect and love TO the patriot bard,
honored by nation in life and monrned
by nation in death.
All over the city flags were at half
mast, and the public buildings were
decorated with emblems OF mourning.
The remains of the departed poet, en-
cased In n rich broadcloth-covered
casket and surrounded with beautiful
floral tributes, lay In state IN the parlor
OF his home on Friend street from 10 a.
m. TO .. III. During that time thous-
ands passed In and took q farewell
glance at the calm, peaceful face OF the
sweet singer, who had furnished them
so much OF inspiration and hope.
At 2:30 o'clock the funeral services
were held in the garden in the rear OF
the house. There was large attend
ance. The Quaker form OF service was
used in accordance with the request of
the deceased. The interment was In
the Friends section OF Union Cemetery
al Bartlett's Corner. Floral tributes
were received from all over the conn
try, many of the pieces being very
elaborate.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11
SULLIVAN STILL DRUNK.
The Big Ex-Champlon Passes through
Columbus In Stupor.
e,selaI JSl,Crd,n 10 The sunday Register.

The Big EX-ChamplOu Ihbses thEo"kh u
Columbus In n Stupor.
Special 7slecrdm 10 the sunday Register.
COLUMBUS, o., September 10.-John
L. Sullivan and his party passed through
here at 2:30 this afternoon on the Big
Four. They occupied state room In
the Pullman "Abysinia." Sullivan sat
in his shirt sleeves with his big right
arm hanging listlessly over the car
window sill, his head turned back and
apparently sound asleep.
His face thus turned up and toward
the window was closely scanned by the
curious but undemonstratiye crowd that
gathered about the car. a few evil
dences OF the terrible punishment Cor
bett gave him are still visible, and his
face has puffy appearance.
The porter brought In several bottles
OF beer, which the party soon disposed
Of, the champion assisting. he APP
peared entirely obivlous OF the fact
that crowd was closely watching him,
and, In fact, seemed Ia a drunken
stupOr.
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Carter HarrIson's Narrow Escape.

CHICAGO, September I0.-Carter II. Har-
rison, editor and proprietor OF the Times,
had a narrow escape from fatal injury this
morning. Asit is, he Is laid up ia bed with
a broken arm and some severe bruises.
The ex-Mayor was out on his thorough
bred Kentucky mare, taking his regular
before breakfast ride. He came at sharp
canter and turned his horse into Ashland
avenue without drawing rein.
Her feet no sooner struck the asphalt
pavement of the Boulevard, made CLASSY
BY rain, than she slipped and fell and Mr.
Harrison was thrown over her shoulders.
The doctors say il will be fortnight be-
fore he is able to be ABOUT.
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A Naval Y.sIsI Aground. .

PORTSMOUTH, n. a., September 10
United States Steamer Fern, Of Norfolk,
for Kittery Navy Yard. in charge OF Lieu
tenant Commander Gibson, went ashore
one mile below this city this morning.
The place where the vessel is aground IS
one Of the worst in the river, and the
steamer lies with one-qusrter Of her keel
out Of water. Some fifty feet Of her shoe
is gone. River men say that when the
tide turns the vessel viii MI and sink.
The cause Of the accident is said TO have
been foggy weather, and the fact that the
buoy which makes the lodge could not be
disearned
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The Last Game of the Season.
Sp.etal 7sleQram 70 TIC sunday Rs0istsr.

MARIETTA, o., September 10.-The
Athens and Marietta ball clubs crossed
bats at the fair grounds here this after
noon. The game was hotly contested and
up to the ninth inning was anybody's game.
In this inning with two men out the home
team batted In three runs, thus winning
the game. Score, 6 and 5; hits, 8 each;
errors, each. The work OF both Mercer
and Jones, pitchers, were the features OF
the game This is the last game of the
season. Marietta has played nineteen
games, losing but three.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11
Their Places Held for Them
,.,,f ,r.s.,.o.,. ,o th< JQ.s,dnv R11fs1,r.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September 10
It IS understood that the vacancies In
the Treasury apartment caused by the
resignation Of Assistant Secretary
Crounse and Solicitor Hepburn will not
be filled until after the election. i,
either fails Of election to the Office for
which be is running, he will probably
be appointed. 1t Is the present inten-
tion 70 promote Second Assistant Post
master General Bell 10 the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF First As
sIstant Postmaster General Whitfield.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11
WANT TO SEE CORBErr.
The Great Knocker Borne Down by an
Immense Throng at Atlanta.


Immense Throng Rt Atlanta
ATLANTA, GA. September 10.-The
Corbett special train left Birmingham st
2:l5 a. m. and at the station here was
given a great ovation. 1t was Dot until
the train reached TallapOosa that the
discovery was made that Manager Brady
had been left behind.
When the train reached Atlanta the
throng was so large that 1t was with
difficulty that the train was run into
the depot without killing a number OF
people. When Corbett got of there was
a general rush made for him aud ne got
tangled mp 10 the crowd and was crush
ed to the ground. The police finally
succeeded in dispensing the crowd by
getting Corbett into a carriage through
a side door and driving through the
city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11
Think He's Thompson.
SpsetOl Telegram to the Sunday REGISTER.

COLUMBUS. O., September 1O.-A dis
patch from Salt Lake City to-day says
there is little doubt that the man arrested
there as John G.. Thompson, Jr., son Of the
late Sergeant-at-Arms OF the National
House of Representatives, and wanted for
robbing the mails here in 1889, is really
the man, though he goes by the name OF
Thorndyke now. A mistake in the pro-
ceeding will delay the preliminary hearing
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