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~ How rd-Street NJ ethodist Fntscn.,
49, Church Howard ST., bet. Second ana Th,rd
two blocks from the Palace Hotel-Rey w NJ W.
Case, DID,, pastor. Martin Schultz musir.i 49,
tor A o. Donogh, Sunday-sobooI superintanS
ent The special music tomorrow Will consI,f ~
Anthem. prepare Ie the Way ftsorrettl. 40
Holy, Holy Lord" (Buekl. Evening-Antbem 81,
Shaii Come 10 Pass" (lours); tenor solo 'sNy son1
Is Athirst Tor God" (6auD, by Mr.. Robert w Smith
Hours OF public services. IL A. NJ and .2o
p NJ sunday school at 1880 p. ~ Professor
4. hnowlton's Bible class at 1880 p NJ Fnwo-sh
League at $50 Sunday evening. Subject OF morn
evening sermon, THE Bearable and the Unbesr,hIa
burdens OF Life" Chsutauqua Circle Mondsv sSo,
Ing. Professor T.. hnowlton conductor Pastors.
residence 2O2o Howard St; telephone 6o65
EP Simpson MemorfaI MeIhodIsf -.
49, copal Church. cor. Hayes and Buchanan -
Rev A. c. Hirst, DID. pastor fresidence 43s IN
- p NJ by the Rev. A. Z. Hirst ID D. Iyrnins
subject. Our Public Schools the pnIwarss
OF American Freedom" The American P,tr,a,ta
League viii attend In a body. Sundav.schno M
lz:30 p NJ. L h. Perkins superintendent Fn
worm League service at $3.50 r. NJ PRAYER m.st
ing wednesday evening at 7:45 O'Clock Chanrsn
guam Circle Monday at 7:s5 p. NJ The ss.ts a.
this Church are free The public cordially inv ,sd
TO all the services. Ushers in attendance ~ 2ts
K7ss Grace Methodist Ep!scapaI Cburch
80 cor Twenty .nrst aud Capp sts.. at the Ms.
slon-key. r. McCifSn. u. u, pastor fresidenre q2e
lwentY-frst ST.. Preaching by the paSlor n, ~
~: subject, ''ChrfStian Society" Sundav.s~Iao Oh
Al 1;Su r ". j. u. Baker superintendent Youny
Ieopies CHRISTIAN EndeayoE Society at $3.50 y NJ
All are welcome.
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g25 Montgomery street. near Clay open until IL
o'clock p. n. BRANCH OFFICES; ITO Market
street. Rearny, open until II O'Clock midn isht;
800 Hayes street. open until 80 o'eioch' 6o3
LafEia street open until 9:30 O'Clock; 25{ Mission
stsoot open until O'Clock =. All and llS Nlath
street. opaa until 30 r. n
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TFFArrwENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER HUREAU.
SAN FRANCISCO. october -. ioJ1.(
gmrial Forecast Tor TWenty-fuur Hours
Ending Midnight saturday.
Northern Internationally cloudy. with
showers Oh tae northwest coast and preceded by
showers g. the extreme southwest portion; south
west 20 northwest wlnds; stationary temperature
except cooler along tie coast and In The Saora-
mento Valley
southern Caiiforuia-Fair. except preceded BY
showers a. ong The coast aud So the mountains In
northern portion: westerly winds; slight changes
tu temperature except cooler on northwest coast
and 90 extreme southwest portion
san Francisco-GoHerally cloudy; westerly
IS lads; slightly cooler.
joins 7. FfNI2Y,
TlrstLieu!enaut Ninth Infantry. officer iu.Charge.
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NOTICEI

Auy Of our patrons asho fail to md THE
MORNING CALL tOr sale 5v trGin-bogs
Isl eoRJer f0ror bV notifying this QBjce o.
ugact. naming tie date and train.
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CHURCH NoTICEs-CoNrINUBD.

G~D Powell st. bet. Washington and Jackson
T. II. woodward, pastor residence. 905H Powell
ST.. Presching at II a. NJ and 7:SO r 4 Even
ing subject, ''Ths Promise OF Greatest Profit"
Glasses Nos. and 2, 10 A. NJ leader Henry Baeus
classes Nos. and 4. 80 M, leader Rev 5. D.
simInonds. Sunday school. including Annis Mer-
superintendent. Epworth League devotional, 6 80
r. NJ. Praise service fifteen minutes before preach
ton OF holiness, leader Henry Bacus Tuesday at
Z 30 NJ. monthly oricial board meeting. Wednes-
a1y al f pasef asa g. ana
meet. Friday at 8 80 p, N. boys and girls class
Monday at $50 r NJ ehlidren's class Saturday at
1880 P. NJ, Boys Brigade drill Seats free.
l~D Mission ST.. bet. Sixth aud Seyenth-Rev DR..
Il. K. ollie. pastor residence 1910 Mission ST.
Morning subject. Love Not the World" Evening.
Municipal Misrule and Corruption In Public Life;
Peoples meeting at $3.50 Chautsuqua Circle
Tuesday evening, Rev. DR.. Nelson conductor.
Prayer meeting and peoples service Wednesday
evening.
~gyan Ness Avenue Methodist Epis-
81 copal Church. Van Ness ave., bet Bush and
Pine SITS. Rev Samuel Hirst pastor (residence 1424
Bush STD Preaching at IL and $50 p. NJ.
Sundays. Sunday-school at ~ $50 p NJ. G. A. May
dwell superintendent. Young Peoples meeting at
wednesday evening. Seats free; all welcome.
Subject morning, "The Power OF Feeble Faith;
evening, "soed and It's terminating Qualities" sa u
R~y- Union-Square Baptist Church, Bush
Gldney Will preach on Sunday at II a. NJ and az
80 p. NJ. Sunday-sehool at l2;l6 r. NJ. Ths
Young Peoples Society OF Christian Endeayor fSii
hold their monthly conservation meeting at.f!30
p 81. Pray meeting Wednesday everiBg at
Z 30. The Society OF willing Workers visit meet
Monday, october 81, at A. NJ. All ars'gelcome
TO these services.
rss Calvary Presbyterian CbIrch. Pow
B~1 ell St. cor. GearY-Rev. I. &. sEaston, d. D..
pastor wifi preach at IL A NJ, subject: 'lnfu-
enee OF the Dead over the Livibg," and at Z :46
r NJ, subject: "rhe Present Political Crisis and
Possible Peris-A Citizens DutS." The best music
will be rendered. Professor Gstay A. Scott, organ
list and director OF the music. Pastors residence,
1907 jackson street.
E~-SSs Eranklin-Stre e& Pres byt terrain Church
E~D corner Franklin and Nalleio-Rey. W. w.
Fars. ID. D.. pastor. a. II A NJ n memorial service
for deceased Sunday-SDhool teachers Will take the
place OF Sunday-sctoo anniversary service. Be
lected reeItations "True Beauty" and "A Folded
Lamb" Anthems; Fear Thou Not and "Golden
Gate" Sermon ~ the pastor Relatives and friends
OF the late NJ !Ss Hatman ana Miss Weed are ear
nestly Invited. AT z AS p NJ. Installation Of the
onicers or P0ys Brigade, with interesting pro-
gramme. Sabbath-schoOI at 1890 A. NJ. Young
Peoples SJciety OF Christian Endeavor at d As
p. NJ. OcZS ~
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The United States Circuit Court Judge
Gilbert presiding. was only in session part
OF yesterday afternoon listening to testl.
mony IN the Benson LAND eases. Three wit
nesses-W. T. Hamilton, Charles n Dai
comb and G. II. Fiteh--were examined Alter
which the court adjourned until 10 o'eIoeh
on Monday morning.
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the coast to manipulate members. they will
be apt TO adopt drastic policy In regard to
the subsidy bonds.
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THE DAmY MORNING GALE

New ynrk .. BRENTANO EROS. Union Square
Chicago ...... News Stand Palmer House
I tr Drleans. ........ GALLQT 4 JOUBEkr.
llBtS Common ST.
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Last Winter Not Bad.

J.FCUTTER'sOLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all frst-elass druggists and
gr0cers. ITademark-siar within a shIeld
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But bTieklayers, mas0ns and streetworker.
need not fear. your friend James W. BurIlpg win
be reelected Supervisor Third Ward Plenty of
work. PARK improve mems, ETC.
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Do NOT negIec CT disorders OF the Kidneys ana H..
Hoods Sarsaparilla is ust the remedy to rou,s ~.
important organs TO healthy and regular action
Give IL a trial now "N'iV'i
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,,I,, rtsrrRN oFFfCr or THE CALL

4 III TAsTTkN OFI III. Ut III ~ "
g Potter building New OK city. sproyided Win
f.oloi California papers Visitors welcome. Ad-
tsfitllt rates and sample copies furnished
4 X MISCH Manager.
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ONLY soc for pounds famous broken candy
In large Japanese lunch basket. Townsanh,s !.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
wrArnEK rREDICTIoNs.

IrrnI4rRr-By Geo. T. Lamson. at 1916 Cali
,rut4 ST IL II q clock
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FLEAs and mosquitoes move out when Won in
vest quarter IN Searby's "Fleas Must CO.
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WHEN you feel general lassitude and breati,,
down oil the system, AngoStura Bitters VIII work a
wonderful change. Dr. j. G. b. Siegert 4 Sons me-
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THE MORNING CALL,

Eas larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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MANY influences combine to make the hair c,t.n
lifeiess. thin and gray. The best restorative. =.
PABKERs HAIR BALsAM
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.


--~----~--~-----~---~~---~~-~
RE Dpric Lodge No. 2l6. e. ard A
@-S A. M.-uhicers and members are notl- "a
fed to attend a special meeting SUNDAY, G&
oct 30 at ! O'Clock P. NJ. at Masonic Tenn "
PIE TO attend the funeral OF our late brother,
JAMES McCKAE, OF Long Island Lodge No 1893.
New York. Master MasonS aud funeral committee
are courteOusly invited to attend.
oe2S 2t ADoLPH KRoNBERG, Secretary
y xseIsior Degree Es:.,I Liodge 49,.
a. MS rs 2yfN e q f ImbSTiaht % 5@sI
~ ANDREW j. DUNCAN, D. NJ.
ES- Yerba Buena Lodge No. ,,s.ag&zzs.
E~S l5, o. o. F-Ofhcers and mem Sa<f4&S@
bers YOU are hereby notified TO 1879
bic tn lodgeroom on SUNDAY, Oct. 80, <Z4bSS
at O'CLOCK p. NJ. for the purpose Of attending the
funeral OF late brother. PIERRE DUBREIL.
g. A. SrAurn. r. S. Oe20 Il
/" TempIar Kebekah Lodge sSIs.z3.-
NE No. 49, /. O. q. f.. meets THIS 80 SIX
SATURDAY EVENING. Ia Memorial =esssEsST
Han, l. q. r. building All members ms
or the degree cordially welcomed Degree work
''''''N ''N MATTE EtssELL, Noble oraad.
MARY HopsKISs Rec. See tyl6 Sa
as gree Lodge No !. l. o. o. F. Xxx
The lodge meets every SATURDAY -5sSs%%sS+sSSS.
FVENING In Friendship Hall, New Odd INV
Fellows Building, corner Market and Seventh SITS
olncersand members are requested 10 attend. All
NINA DALLMAN. Noble GRAND.
BEssIE A. NORTH. Rec. Sec. ly23 81 II
HEs Furnished Meeting rooms. Societies
S-S club purpose. 10 let; furniture for sale
cheap. III Post ST.; apply room 80. Oc2S 3t~
r. Great Western Quicksilver Mining
49, CompsBy-The regular annual meeting OF the
stock holders ia the Great Western Quicksilver Min
ing Company VIII be held at the ONCE OF the COM
pany, 3-S Montgomery ST, room T. San francisco,
Cal, on WEDNESDAY, the "a day OF November,
1892, al the hour OF P for the purpose OF elect
lag Board Of Directors to serve for the ensuing
year and "a transa, tou or such other business
A. HALsEY, Secretary.
oniee-32S Montgomery st, room 7, San Fran
cisco. Cal oc26 I'd
Toy Candidates with Their Friends,
eS-S take notice - Every candidate with their
friends are invited 10 attend Ocean View Park
SUNDAY, October 30. TO see the great W. W.
ANDERSON stake finished. thirty-two OF the great
O'Clock. Every person entering tho lark ca vote
for Mayor Superintendent OF Streets. Sheriff,
County Clerk. Congress Ath and 5th Districts OF
California. ana on SUNDAY. November 5. Tor alt
other officers By invitation or the Pacthc COursing
Clno. Electric cars 10 pers oc2s 81
HSSs Annua Meeting-N office Is merely
S~o given that the teuth annual meeting OF the
stock holders OF the San Francisco Mutual Loan
Association will be held ~ the once OF the eoTpoT-
9Ad day OF November, 1892, al 80 O'Clock p NJ,
Tor the purposs OF eiectng directors for the
ing year presentation OF the tenth annual report.
and for the transaction OF such Otntr business
may come before the meeting. Books for Subsertp-
ton to a limited number OF shares in the eleventh
by order OF tie Board or Directors.
A. SBABBORo Secretary
san Francisco. oct 70. 1899 oc27 I'd
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SITUATIONS-EEMAIE-

ST. AioANo
Advertisements of females wanting sit
ustfons Published FREE.
T ADIEs-rIRsT-CLAss HELP CAN BE PRO-
IL Cared 81 J. +, CRossETT a co.'s. 3l2 suffer l
ADIEs WHO WISH FIRsT.CLASs FEMALE
IL help ddress NJ. TAYLOR&Co, lls Eddy. 29 10.
WANTED - TO TAKE CHARGE LODGING
W house. men, ehambsrwork, aud be useful In
general; fully competent. NJ. NJ, box 80. Call
franch. cc29 81
VoMPETENT WOMAN WISHES POSITION IN
~ private family to do light bousework is good
cook: city or country. 1000 Washington ST. oc39 st
GERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE TO Do HOUSE.
VI work; can do plain cooking. Apply e25 Pine
street. oc2s st
IA OMAN WANTS WORK BY DAY WASHING
w or housekeeping or work OF any kind. Call
Sc Clintonst. oe29 Ste
YANTED-sITUATIOS BY PHYSICIANS
ences given II required posta;s answered Call
or address 1928 Pacihcaye. oc29 81
POSITION AS CoPYIsr WANTED BY YOUNG
i lady Please address L. NJ. H. box IS, Call
Branch, and state wages given. oc29 81
(,oMPRTENT DREssMAKER WISHES A
" situation rs seamstress and nurse; objection
to country. Address grocery, sw. Ger. Fhbert ana
Dupont SITS oc2s st
CITUATIoN WANTED BY RESPECTABLE
- woman; is good cook and Iaundress: has many
years reference. Call at so1 Folsom ST., postais
answered oc29 81
11TRL WISHES TO Do CHAMBERwoRK. OK
u as housekeeper for widower or bachelor Call
from 10 10 o. 9Ss Howard ST. roo m IL oe29 st
CITuATIoN WANTED BY YOUNG GIRL TO
- do homework and cooking. Call at 24sIa Clara
street. oc29 81
ESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES TO GO OUT
II by the day: understands French aud American
cooking ur housework- Apply at 1873 Jessie. 30 2t
COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS SITUATION IN
" good family TO DO housework and assist In cook
ing. Call or address 1913 Market st.
Young GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO Do
i plain sewing ana upstairs work. Cal! sos How
ard ST.
4 MEXICAN LADY WISHES SITUATION TO DO
~ light he usew0rk IN small family. Is Garden,
downstairs, off HARRISON b. T. Sixth aud Seventh. ]
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PERSONALS.


T BUTLER'S BANKRUPTCY-THE ENTIRE
n newly imported stock OF fine millinery sold b.
Sheriff Laumeister 70 Bullion Co.. pr0pTietors OF
the Bee Hive Will be sacrificed to-day at Buffers
old stand, under the Baldwin Hotel, s52 Market
street.
FRENCH CLOCK. IN BRONZE, LEFT AT 6I4
1 Post ST, viii be sold if net called for in three
days oeZ9 St.
,ON'T WAIT; TELEPHONE FOR BOX OF ROB
- erts candles packed expressly. Telephone
2521; factory, Bush and Polk SITS oc2 II cod
A DYICE FREE on ALL LEGAL MATTERS.
~ speciality, marriages annulled; private quiet
probate, collections liens, damages, etc; charge
unless successful: practice all courts: 10 yrs q. W
HOW E atty. $50 NJ ar<et St. stockton. au7 Il
COLONEL KEWEN CALL AT s34 bush 81
~ oc2T 81
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CHURCH NOTICES

ExrRA Minee Pies. swArN,s. 21a snrter .tr0A.
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w ANTED-YoUNG MAN WISHES SITUATION
w bartender; FIVE years experience; good
trade; best of city reference. Address AS. NJ. q,
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FoR Supervisor Sixth Ward, W. E. Lane. :.
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w ILLING WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION TO
W do general housework Or assist with children:
city or country. Gail or address 123 Tenth ST..
postals. oc29 Ut
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TIE GALL CALENDAR.

ocroBFn 1899
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DR BRYANT. 43O ELLIS ST; SEMINAL
~ weakness permanently cured without med icfne;
consultation free; onice hours. to II a. to a
and to p NJ. oc27 49,
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BEDFORD CORDS, SCARLET GROUND, BLACK
~ polka dot figure. 80 inches, splendid l5c
value, going at &c to close; SwansdOwn Ia
wrapper styles light colOTs. no make believe iUC.
wash, wear aud LOOK the best OF any loo goods on
sale. SMITHS. Ala. 4l6 and 4l6 Front St. take
elevator. oc27 81
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1 T1NsMiTHs. Apply TO POWER / PIKE, -
i Sacramento
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SCANDINAvIAN sEAMES AND ORDINANCES
y for Europe and ali parts OF the world. 634
Washington st. oc25 It's
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~ ORKING HoUSEKEEPER OSITIOS
w wanted by competent American woman; wild
overs family, hotel or clearinghouse. Address
J. s., box 116, Cali Branch 0fioe.
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on MEN BEST COFFEE. STEW HASH
~ beans. hamburg steak. corned beef, cabbage
212c dish; dishes with soup 10c Al Fourth. 20 r.
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--SS 49,
Warehousc Site Colnnlninfs.

MITCHELL S. D., July ao.-Railroad
Commissioner w. NJ. Smith, of Plank.
inton, while en- route homo today re-.
ported that since their meeting in
Sioux Falls last Tuesday, the board Of
railroad commissioners have been
throughout the state visiting the fol-
lowing place, viz: Lake Preston, Mad
ison, Brookings. Bruce. Watertown,
Henry, Doland. Verdon, Aberdeen and
Woonsocket, investigating the COM
plants made relative to the location
of warehouse sites. The commission
ers found that in the most of the cases
the complaints were we'll founded and
in such cases recommended locations
in favor of the applicants, while sew
eral cases have been taken under con-
sideration. 1t is the opinion OF the
members of tho board that the nppli-
cants for warehouse locations on the
railroads in the north part of the state
will be more numerous than for years
on account Of the mammoth wheat
crop about to be harvested, and thew
believe that It will be almost impossi-
BILE to harvest the crop unless there is
a large influx OF laborers from other
states. Commissioner Smith reported
tho condition of wheat around the
places visited MS being the finest for
yaara
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LOVE TAKES A TUMBLE.
A Brooklyn Romeo Falls From His Charm.
er's Easement.

er's Easement.
new YORK, Aug 3-August Classep
is good looking German, 23years old,
who lives at 2oa Nineteenth street,
South Brooklyn. Several months ago
he became engaged toe young woman.
who, for the purposes of this nara
tive, may be called Louisa. She is
chambermaid In Hunts hotel, at the
foot Of t6sth street and Harlem river.
August used to visit her there. The
lovers quarreled about two weeks
ago, and it took them several days to
make up. When August received a let
ter from Louisa last Tuesday saying
that it was nll right on her side, he i'm
mediately determined to call on her
in the evening. II was late in the
evening when he reached the hotel,
and he found 1t closed for the night.
On previous visit he had incurred
the displeasure of the proprietor, 30 he
decided not to knock, but to get into
the house quietly in another way. He
went around to the side of the build.
ing and whistled softly such tunes us
he knew Louisn loved. Louisa heard
and presently put her head out of a
third.story window. She recognized
August, and told him he had better
call again, as she feared that their
conversation would disturb tho propri-
etor and thus cause her discharge. Au-
gust asked her to come down and open
the door. He pleaded in German and
lie pleaded in English with all tho elo-
quence of genuine passion. but Louisa
would not yield.
August was not to be downed, how.
ever, without desperate effort. He
saw hoavy pole lying near the fence
that he calculated would Just about
reach from the ground to Louisa's
window. 1t was ten inches in diam.
eter at the base, but by dint of tire.
mendous tugging August managed to
lean the pole against the house. He
shook it several times to sae whether
it was firmly placed. and then began
to shin" up The pole wobbled
frightfully, but August wrigeled up
ward until he was about twelve feet
from the ground. Then the pole
shifted its base, August lost mis- grip,
and he and tho pole went down to.
gether. August went half way, head
first. through the basement window
Louisa sHflehea anu proprietor daupt
popped his head out of window and
pointed g revolver at the unhappy
lover. Before he fred. however, Au-
gust managed to explain himself and
o passing policeman sent him in IN
ambulance to the Manhattan hospital
DIR. Henson spent an hour or 80 pick,
ing pieces OF glass out of August's face
and hands, and then bound up an even
dozen OF wounds. His wrist was
nearly severed. August remained in
the hospital until yesterday, when he
was we'll enough to go homo
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rop declares that he is living exam.
pie that there is nothing to equal these
pills as a cure for nerve diseases. On
inquiry the writer found that these pills
were manufactured by DIR. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y, and
Brockville, Ont, and the pills are sold
in boxes never in bulk by the hundred),
Mt so cents box, and may be had OF
all druggists or direct by mail from DIR.
Williams Medicine Co., from either
above addresses. The price at which
these pills are sold makes a course Of
treatment with them comparatively mex
pensive as compared with other rom
cdies or medical treatment. This case
is ono of the most remarkable on record, !,
and as it is one right here in Detroit
and not q thousand miles away, it can
be easily verified. Mr. Northrop is
very we'll known.to the people of De-
troit, and he says he is only too glad to
testify Of the marvellous good wrought
in his case. He says he considers 1t his
duty to help all who are similarly af-
ficted by any word he can say in behalf
Of the wonderful efficacy OF DIR. Will.
Jams Pink Pills.
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Hugh Ross Playing Even.


PITTsBuRa, Pa, Aug. 3.-Hugh Ross,
who was one Of the men accused by
Secretary Lovejoy of murder and riot
at Homestead, and who is now out on
bail, this morning made informations
before Alderman King, of the south
side, Pittsburg, charging II. C Frick,
+. I. F. Lovejoy, Robert Pinlserton,
William Pinkerton. ]. A. Potter, G. A.
Corey, j. c. A. Lashman, H. NJ. Curry.
G. w. Bedill, Fred Primer, w. II. Burt,
John Cooper and f. Ii. Hinde with
the murder of John f. Morris, Goo w.
Rutter, silss Wayne and Joseph Stoax.
The five last names Of tho accused are
Pinkerton detectives Robert and
William Pinkerton arc the head of the
Pinkerton bureau. The others are Car
negie officials
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relesraphcrs and the Union Pacific.

AcltHTbpucEs huu ZIG UNION IhCluCs
( OMAHA. Aug. 3.-The committee OF
the Order of Railway Telegraphcrs on
the Union Pacific system, who have
been in Omaha for four weeks endeav-
cring TO settle upon rules and q scale
of wages with the company, met AS
sistant General Manager Dickinson
yesterday and had a long talk with
him. Mr.. Dickinson said he was anx-
ious to do hat was right by the men,
and at the same time by the company.
They stated the situation to him and
then adjourned until the afternoon,
when they met him again.
Grand Chief Ramsey OF the order
was of the opinion that the difficulties
would be satisfactorily adjusted ut the
meetings
The Order of Railway Telegraphers'
executive board were in session last
night, revising the schedule OF wages
to be submitted today to the general
manager for consideration. Concern
ing the prospects for an carly and
amicable set lement OF the matter,
Mr.. Ramsey suys: ''The outlook
is favorable for an agreement
to be reached today that will be
mutually satisfactory to the company
and the 1000 operators to be
affected. All other roads have arrived
ut the conclusion that the operators are
underpaid, and when properly ap-
preached have ncccded to an increase
in wages.
This Order Of Railway Telegraphers
organization comprises membership
of 1000 operators representing almost
every road in the United States Mr..
Ramsey has been constantly engaged
since last March attending to the ad-
justment of the difficulties arising be-
tween the various roads aud their
operators He will remain here until
the matter is finally settled.