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CPECIAL OFFERING.
IN THE WELD TRACT
LARGE LOTS. 5OxI44 At s225
ONLY $50 CASH REQUIRED.
BALANCE s. PER MONTH.
EXTREMELY LOW PRICE,
EASY TERMS
THIS TRACT Is NEAREST TO OAKLAND OF
ALL TRACTS NOW OFFERED
FOR SALE ON THE SAN LEANDRo ROAD.
PRETTY AS A PICTURE
LEVEL AS FLOOR.
SHELTERED AND WARM.
THE PLACE TO LIVE =
FERTILE SOIL
wELL-LAID STREETS
LOTS READY TO BUILD ON.
PERFECT DRAINAGE
CHURCH AND SCHOOL CLOSE BY.
SPLENDID RESIDENCE LOTS.
THIS TRACT is NEAR SAN LEANDRo ROAD
THE GREATEST HIGHWAY IN AND OUT OF
OAKLAND.
WILL RIVAL SAN PABLO AVENUE IN I'M
PoRTANCE.
FARE CENTS. COMMUTE TICKETS TO SAN
FRANCISCO.
NEW ELECTRIC ROAD IN FULL OPERATION
PASSES THIS PROPERTY.
TITLE PERFECT
REMEMBER, ONLY $50 CASH; ONLY SIS PER
MONTH.
SURE TO MAKE MONEY
Catalogue and full particulars at the Office of
CLoUGH & BAKER,
my25 If 1902 Broadway, Oakland.
A UCTIoN MELRosE STATION TRACT.
AUCTION 200 LOTS 200.
AUCTION, SATURDAY, MAY 49,
AUCTION AT O'CLOCK P. M.
AUCTION ON THE GROUNDS
TERMS 10 PER CENT CASH
BALANCE IS TO $40 MONTHLY.
MELRoSE STATION
VIII soon be made the terminus OF local trGiEs.
NEW DEPOT TO BE BUILT.
Send for maps to
n. Il. PINNEY,
9O7 BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
AUCTION, SATURDAY. MAY %.
At2 O'CLOCK P NJ.
HH MA1LoCK Will lead the singing. my2I st
QoOO LOTS IN THE FRUITvALE AND SAN
tpAOO. Leandro Road Tract, Frultvale
Station; see them II you want bargain; terms
easy. II. w. DAVIS 466 Ninth st. Oakland.myl2 I'm
ONLY a FEW LOTS LEFT IN THE SEMINARY
" ave. Tract near the San LeandTo road; $l25
per lot; $40 down and 81 so per month: carriage
at office. RUSSELL 81 PROSSER Twenty third
avenue. myl7 I'm
C.IoE0 1925 DOWN, $40 PER MONTH,
ID lOOO. buys new bay-wndOw cottage; base
ment; gardens; street work all done; blocks from
streetcars; minutes to B-st. Station, Berkeley
train Apply 1919 Union ST., Oakland. my25 7t*
OAKLAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once OF IHE MORNING CALI. a03 broadway.
OAKLAND EURNITUEE FOX SALE.
IF FURNITURE You WANT GOOD AND CHEAP.
lsee II. SCHELLHAAS 405 Eleventh St de6 Il cod
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 8 CENTS-THE WEEKLY
"A CALL In wrapper, ready for mailing.
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We present to the public zoo lots in the Moss
Tract The cream of all properties along the
Electric Road to san Leandro.
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II you do not get in on the ground floor do not
blame u.s.
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TIE MOSS TRACT

We only ask you to call and see with your own
eyes the grandesJ offer ever made in Alameda
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH PROVISIONS AND
/ PROVENDER FOR TIE MAYNARD. MARE
ISLAND CAL.-May 49, 1892. Sealed proposals.
iad0rsed proposals for Fresh Provisions aud Prov
ender Tor the Navy ard. Mare Island, Cal 70 be
opened June 10. 1892" VIII be received at the
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, Navy Depart
meBt, Washington, ID. G.. uBtl II O'Clock noon,
June TO- 1892 and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter, furnish at the Mare Island Navy yard
100000 pounds fresh beef, 900 pounds fresh
vegetables, 100 900 pounds fresh bread, 100. OUU
pounds navy biscuit 22,000 pouads OF Ice: also
quantity OF proYcuder, consisting OF oats. barley
hay &c. The articles must conform TO the navy
standard and pass the usual naval inspection. Blank
propos Is viii be furnished upon application to the
COmmandant Of the Navy-yard, the Navy Pay Of
hce, san Francisco, Cal or 10 the Bureau. Tie bias,
all other things being equal. decided by lot. The
Department reserves the right to waive defects or
to reject any all bids not deemed advantageous
to the Government. EDWIN STEWART. PGv-
aasteg-Geueral, L. s " my27 FrATo at
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nLD ESTABLISHED SALOON DOING GOOD
~ business with lease of building If desired every
.1IH- Erst-clsss: no agents need apply Address
L------.-- n-E IL raLL Er.ucn- mE.6 81
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DAIRY PRODUCE AND GROCERY STORE;
j. located on extra fine business street For par
.L.uLars anulF Cal Branch. mVs6 BIZ
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RrsINEss CHANGES.


G400 sALooS; PRIVATE VA, Ere. ROOMS: LARGE ,i
LAU6HLIN q CO 70 kesrny ST. myZ7 ST
G9On CIGAR-STAND on KEABNY ST,
LfOUU. clearing SlC0 per month; best bargain
ever offered. MCLAUGHLIN, 26 KearBy St y 7ts
Oe50 GOOD. PAYING CORNER SALOON, on
sNOCO. principal street; entrances; bargain
to-day MCLAUGHLIN, 70 kearuy ST. my26 ST.
cel SOO SALOON MAR MARKET WITH
y J OOV. lease GCLAUGHLIN, % Hearny26 st
npOO GROCERY AND BAR. WITH FAMILY
C0OUU. rooms; good corner; 3 years lease; rent
S25; FOR sale by owner OF the property, who wants
NcLAUGHLIN, % Kearay St my2I ~
ITO SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS co TO 1 o.
BARNARD, cog Kearny ST; esta6ushea 1913.
G450 Saloon EASs BA A. E r. FIR o oE
SD so. intending rooms upstairs OF fanny Ap-
piy l. d BARN ARD. 2u9 kearay St
C.cHO GROCERY AND BAR; OLD STAND:
SOUU. south OF AIaraeJ; rooms fer fam ~; bar
gain. 7. d. BARNARD. 209 kearny 81.
C.-EO FOR SALE-DOUBLE TEAM ;AND
tNOOV. gravel business steady worh clears 500
per month; handy place TO live; house and acres
land; chesp rent a bargain for working man. Par
tieulaTs GEO. STEWART & son, lS5 Kearny st. !
CC0O Wholesale AND. RETAIL DAIRY
- CVO' produce and general provision business
ln oAsland; established 20 years; commands best
trade; leading hrsJeaSS fam lies there; iui stock
good team; nice store mast sell account retiring
RON business. GEO. STEW ART&SON. l55 kearny.
CIS0 PARTNER WANTED AT ONCE n A
lgdt and easily learned; must be sober and indus
triOus; established trade: VIII clear 10 eacn from
$50 20 500 per month on average the year
round: rare Undue meBt offered. See GEO STEW
ART * son, lS5 Kearay ST.
CJDO RESTAURANT AND BAKERY AT
u 1OO. half value on account of sickness; must
sell AZ once. 3. HIFE, a731a Mar 81
CHICKEN, DUCk AND HOG RANCh. FLENTY
y Of running water; largo incubat0rS houses,
sheds. etc; actually clearing over $3.50 a month
must sell this day; Investigation allowed Is.
WHITE a CO. S7SLs Market ST.
C.OQ0 RESTAURANT NEAR FOURTH AND
u COt. Market Pacihc Exchange, % Keaeny. =
IOFFEE-SALOON: CLEARING 500 MONTH;
y diSagreemeut; 500 Pao Ex-, % Hearty.
GIOQ0 PARTNER; FACTORY EMPLOYING
CN1AOO. 10 men clears 500 mo-; qua affiliations
and ref. necessary. PaC. Exchange, - hearHy- >
T0OR SAIF-WFII-PAYING WATER PROM T
i saloon and lunch house; living rooms; good To-
cation rare chance for aud wife, OF partners
agents. Apply Call Branch ONCE. my24 or
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THE BEST CASH OFFER TO-DAY TAKES
saloon al Seventh ST., or viii exchange for
n.nar Lu-iness. nlE.o ~
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we almost give away the first 200 lots to bring
this elegant tract before the public
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THE MUSS IEAJI
Lies on the only elevated piece OF land traversed
" the Oakland, ssl LeandTo and Haywards Elee-
tric Railway and is the largest and first tract
reached by this famous road. being only Is min
utes to Oakland aud 20 minutes to the business cen
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Dono1nG.nousrs ron SALE.

~ A~AA%A7s
I D. BARNARD. 2O9 KEARNY ST, EsT4B-
lished 1859 lodgiug houses ali sizes and prices.
CHEAP; PAYMENTS To SUIT: % ROOMS oC-
y cupied. See owner, $780, Market St.
C.oEO 20 ROOMS, RENT. SS5 MONTH; SAC
gDOOU. Rice. WHITE 4 CO.. S73I2 Market.
90 ROoMs-BLoCK FROM BALDWIN; NORTH
IL OF Market transient clearing $40 month or
no sale. Pacific Exchange, % Kesrny st.
line CHhNCE-I2 ROOMS, FINELY FUR
nshed, 1000; hne location: must sell; clear $50
month. silk HEALN. 230 kearny ST. mv25 5t$
TOR SALE-FURNISHED FLAT OF y ROOMS;
j steadily occupied by 10 men; in good location:
cause OF selling leaving town. Address Is. b. Box
-, thls once myz5 It
. FUKNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE -FURNITURE, SEPARATE OR
whole OF g rooms, comprising black walnut
range house 70 rent Sl9 Jessie 81, OFF Ninth % b
II AVING BEEN on STORAGK-oAk AND ASH
n bed sets. mahogany wardrobes, folding-bedS,
IL-Stop uli-reed organ, fine billiard ta6ie. oak
4dtsree' corner closet sldeooald dressing table
folding French glass fancy chairs and rockers,
Davis sewing machiue. 2-bole gasoiene stove gas
CHAS /. TAYLOR, SAG Mission ST. my24 II
OUR STOCK OF FINE. MEDIUM AND LOW
~ priced furniture, bedding and upholstery must
be closed cut BY August don't fai TO secure bar
gains; store to lease SAMUEL BEAL, SlS-S2O Mis-
sion ST, near Fourth. my 10 I'm
GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
VI complete with furniture, carpets, stoves, cur
taiBS, blankets pictures aud mirrors ~ cash prices,
on easy insUsilments: small deposit NJ. FRIED
MAN q CO. largest install lment house on the coast
/ 22S-23O Stockton St, 237 Post; open evenings;
! prompt attention paid TO country orders II
| EURNITURE ROOMS FOR SALE: FLAT TO
/ rent cheap. Apply 6O5 Natoma 81 apis Il
! Gil BEDROOM SET or PIECES AT NEW
/ u i. Ian BROS, III Sixth ST. Jy29 I'm
/ NOTICE. AN NOW AT l26 FOURTH (NEw
! ~ building. and offer large stock OF general
household furniture al reduced prices; 500 carpets
good stoves, So; antique chamber suits
SIS; paTior suits. S25; cash or instamenIs all at
bedrock prices I. H. NELSON, l26 Fourth ST al tf
! COUNTRY BUYERS WISHING SECONDHAND
- furniture carpets at reduced Trices; satSIac-
ton or money refunded shipped iree 10 fourth-lY
| n EW CHAMBER SETS UF 7 PIECES. SIS CASH
/ ~ or insta!!mcnt. WILEY B6OS. 9Sl Mission. q
=.----=-------.---a----s
FURNITURE STORED.
| FURNITURE STORED EASTERN PLAN;
low rates Sterling Furniture Co, 1889 and
I lU4 harAer It. aul2 II
CARP is
/ CARPETS CLEANED AND LAID ALEX.
y WHILDEN, 24C0 Geary ST.; telephons 4O53;
carpets insured White ia ley care nlyis 3m
ELEGANT LINE BRUSSELS CARPET soc
/ J. sewed ana laid; heavy foor-ogcIoth 25ci
! wind0w-shaec on springs 25c each; hnOeum sue.
/ ). w. SdiREh. 1898 STOCKTON ST. mrl7 6m
EARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS, soc A YARD;
/ y instaliment price elsewhere 81 a I'd. II FRIED
! MAN & CO. @1s-23O stockton. and 2{7 Post Il &
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NJ CALESTER ~ MCMAHAN,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS,
8 MONTGOMERY sT,. NEAR MAEKEr
BUILDING LOTS SOUTH OF THE PARK.
IL CT A Z -,

MONTGOMERY ST. NEAR MARKET
BUILDING LOTS SOUTH OF THE PARK.
$3.50, INSrALLMENTS.
BEAUTIFUL MARINE AND PARK VIEW.
On the electric road. 18Th ave, bet and SIS. !;
the line OF Strawberry Hill and the new lake
500 cash; balance $40 monthly iBstalhnents
graded: fenced size 25xl2O my25 II WEIR
TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-NEw BROOM
L cottage, with all modern cOnyeniences; in good
location; must be sold this month For particulars
Apply to DAN EINSTEIN, owner and builder, II
Montgomery st. my26 Ut
GROUND FLOOR OFFICE TO LET-SUITABLE
II Tor real estate; rent reasonable. Apply TO
CHARLES NATHAN, SO Suffer ST., merchant
tailor. my25 5ts
I|UR SALE-ON EASY TERMS
SEE THOSE ELEGANT HOUSES JUST COM
PLETED ON
DOLORES AND TWENTY-EIGHTH STREETS
. 2-SrURY BAYNINDOw HOUSES
WITH Ali MODERN IMPROVEMENT
TERMS MADE TO SUIT.
For particulars apply to }. NJ. COMERFORD,
owner and builder. once JUNCTION Valencia ana
Mission. wenty eighth St WHIbe at once Sunday
from 10 10 4. myll u WeFrSuIu
/ S900O-Residence of rooms and bath: West
ern Addition; fine marine view; Sl0uJ cash, bal
aHce at per cent
S4T5-On st, near 24th ave; 25xlOO.
S550-25x120; W. Of CaIiforna-st depot on goth
s5Uo-On st.. bet 18th and goth ayes 25xlO0.
Sz55-25xl20 z2d ave, near electric road
SEI5-2OXlEU. InlTd block from me peach
Si75-25XI 20; second block from electric road.
Good exchanges offered In city aud country prop
erty. T. /. ORR CO, ll2 Montgomery st Sutui r
- r. DAHL,
u. Real Estate Agent,
324Iz Montgomery street
s35O-12OxIO0; level: near electric railway
cheap.
ssOO-Each; lots; 25xIOO each; Vermont st.
humboldt; street Work done.
scs50-29x6O; Bernard st, Taylor 3-story
house. arranged in flats; rents SIS; a safe buy.
1SOO-25xI0O: nice little business cor er ia the
Mission; street work done on both streets.
$3sOO-20x7O Jessie ST.. near 9th; front and rear
houses; reHV $50; always rented.
S525G-4OXT5; ShipleY St, near It'll: good build
ing arranged IN flats; rents $50; always rented.
j. T. DAHL.
my22 SUR 32415 MONTGOMERY street.
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CPAULDING'S PIONEER CARPET-BEATINa
- " orSs do the best worS. 55S 70 557 Tehsma st.
telephone SC 40 mrl9tf
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ALAMEDA STORES TO LET.
CTORE TO RENT. 2s47 ENCINAL AVE. ALA
- media my2i ia
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ATTOIiN Ys-AT-LAW.


ATTOlsN
4 DVICE FREE-G. W HOWE 4 CO.. ATToR-
n neys $50 Market; marriages annuled. quiet,
probate. Insolvency, collections. liens, mortgages
etc. attended TO; read as. business personals m2
CLARA FoLTZ. THE LADY ATTORNEY AT
v law admitted to practice in the CHEST courts:
prompt attention 10 business; charges reasonable,
s4V Nearby 81 ap@1 u
ID A. CKOTHEKs ATToRN EY-AT-LAw. 8lS
h. Clay 81 no31
w W. DAVIDSON ATrORSEY-AT-LAW. III
W California ST. Roons li-l3: advice tree d3jt
MONEY TO LOAN.
A BARREL OF MONEY on 1sT OR ID MORT
n gage; per cent? no delay J. l.. Al oFarrelLly
ON REAL ESTATE AND NOTES; NO DELAY;
~ reasonable Interest B. L. box 81. Call Brnehu
7 oANS on REAL ESTATE, NOTES, MERCHAN
IL disc. JOHN S.B0WMAN,S 1871 Kearny, RlZ.l7H
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD Ar
w Security Loan Bank, HOS Market 81. mr.. Mason:
private entrance TURK n. J. FRANKLIN &CO.6m
CONTRA CTOKs AND BUILDERS.
IAMEs McCONAHkY, CARPENTER AND
y builder, l22 Eddy -J0bbiag. repairing attended;
store aud Office fitting speciality Te4epRe 342S.lY
LAWRENCE. CARPENTER AND BUILDER
q e1G SaeraIn entO St cabinet work and nttngup
0dees promptly attended; teienhoae SOo ml61
STORAGE.
FURNITURE, TRUNKS, PIANOS. ETC. CARED
Il for and stored reasonable: advances made
LIEBES' Pioneer storage Co.. $40 Stockton. 9u
TIRsT-CLAss STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
Il e4z-544 Mission ST. CHAS l. TAYLOR VISA
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IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
anywhere at any time write to GEO. T. ROW ELL
q CO.. 10 Spruce ST.. New YORK. aul0ly
ENNERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
IA the subject OF advertising will do well obtain
copy OF Book for Advertisers" 1853 pages, price
ell mailed postage paid. on receipt OF price; con-
taiaS a careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory Of all the best papers and
Class Journalist gives the circu aIon rating OF every
one and good deal OF Information about rates aud
ether matters pertaining TO the business OF adver-
Using. address kOW ELLIS ADVERTISING BG.
BEAU - spruce ST. Now YORK au10 IL
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PIANOS. sIULhNs AID SHEET MUSIC.
EIEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO CHEAP INQUIRE
L Palace Eote sixth floor, 6l3 no cards. % A.
DECKER a sos PIANOS. LEADING
j. SCHAEFFER pianos, medium prices
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panoramic view Of Oakland. Alameda and the foot
hi s, and the perfect healthful climate, place the
Moss Tract far ahead Of any other property offered
IN this vicinity.
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4 LOT OF SECONDHAND SQUARE PIANOS:
= hne conditions at sacrifice KOHLER =
CHASE. Is O'Farrel ST Iy29 q
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IN THE BEAUTIFUL MOSS TRACT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-05

WAsHfSGroN. d. c.. June 4. Captain Byron
Wilson has been ordered as president OF the
board. 10 visit naval and mercaLtile vessels
arriving at New York.
Commander Philip II. Cooper has been ap-
pointed q member o. the board OF inspection
aud survey.
Captain William Whitehead has been de;
tached from command Of the Baltimore and
ordered TO avail! orders.
Commander William K. Brigham has been
detached from duty as member OF the board
of inspection aud survey and ordered T. the
command Of tAe Baltimore.
An order was issued to-day from the Navy
Department assigning Rear-Admiral 4. +. h.
Benham 10 the command OF the South At
lantic auadron. vice Rear Admiral Walker.
The Newark has been ordered to lr.n the
South Atlantic squadron Oh June 25th. and
wln be the flagship OF the SQUADRON, which
will comprise. besides the Newark tho Ben
ninqton. the lautlc aud the kssex.
1t mas not yet been decided % .what, duty
Rear Admiral Walker will be assigned. but
he will probably be ordered TO duty IN the
Department al Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-05
RUTEAG4INsrTBE n. md D.
To show Cause Why "A Receiver Should Not
BE Appointed.

BE Appointed.
MAcoS. Ga. June Judge Emory Speer
gave notice from the bench in the United
States Court this afternoon that bill had
been filed in Augusta praying for rule nlsi
calling on the Richmond and Danylle rail
road 10 show cause why receiver should not
be appointed.
me bin is filed by the Central Railroad
and Banking Company OF Georgia, through
its attorneys. Lawton ~ Cunningham and
Adams Is Denmark Of savannah,
and Marion Erwin. of Mncon.
ln the bin arc recited all facts
connected with tho lease and description IS
given of MI properties conveyed by the lease.
it is charged that the Richmond and Dan
Vile is indebted 60 the Central Railroad Com
pany In the sum of ~, ijs.olO2t, besides a
number Of minor claims.
Il sets forth that the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company is IN greatly em-
harrassed condition. and As an evidence
OF this it is cited that the Richmond and
Dauvlle Railroad Company was unable
10 pav its employees and further That
In New York lately various committees have
been yalnly cudray0ring o. get the affairs oil
the comprny in good condition.
Judge Speer granted the rule. hearing
has been set for the l1th instant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-05

pfrrspuna. PA. June "A terrific explosion
occurred about o clock this morning at hens-
ington. fourteen miles from hero, up the AZ
leghauy river Two poorle were instantly
niosion occurred ln the icwelry store Of j. X.
Turner. The building was COM leter wrecked
and then caught fire. iss SheppIer OF Emen-
tom. Pa. who was occupying p room IN ihe
building was Instantly killed. Nr" 5hfAn
Nilson, of another room. was fatally injured.
j k. Turner. proprietor OF the store, was blown
through the roof To the top Of the three story
building adjoining. and his msngied hody
building burned down. 10Th bindings we're
quickly destroyed BIZ tho fre which followed
the explosion IL is thought 20 have been
caused by tro-glYceslnc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-05
Talerrnnhle RreHltIes.

The House Committee on Banking and Cur
rency continued It's Investigation into tho failure
OF the keystone National Bank at Washington
YESTERDAY
The leaders OF both sides OF the House have
entered into an agreement not 10 take mp any
of the tariff measures until after the National
Nominating Coyeniions.
Al tie hearing OF the Gonsns Bureau inyssll-
vation ia Washington yesterday morning !. n.
1niulin, formerly clerk IN the population
DIVISION testified TO having paid 20 Joseph
Cermnellor clerk In the same division, $50 Ia
confederation Of Germueller securing his ap.
polu.went ~ 4 clegkilip,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-05
Making Cheap Freight katcs.

rs,vAss,H. = Ca, Juno 4.-Omcers OF the
Kansas City. Memphis and Biriningham
aud other important Western faSifosos
are here conferring with the Gen.
tal railroad officials foi me pu.poss
OF max ing cheap through frslghs tatss oe
o,ain from Kansas City aud other points 70
Savannah ana converting this into grain
.~nortins pDtnt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-05

hustled in oil alone and reached the counter
in time 10 register his name close behind that
Of the Ex-Governor OF Ohio. Having done
this, he fastened upstairs with an intimaton
that he would be prepared to talk after break
fast. lie stopped long enough 70 say. The
other people have the brass bands. but We
have tho votes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-05

to steal base on him. Score:
Broohyns ns.....IOO1Ol5oo- II. 4
CleveIands.......0 0 20 o IL
Batteries: Foutz and Daley; Cuppy and
OConnor. Umpire, Lynch.
cHIcAGos. 7. RALrMoREs. B.
BALTIMORE. June Tho grea. and only
Arson, with bis Chicago Colts. made his frs\
appearance OF the season hero this afternoOu
and was well received by his many admirers.
The homo club was not IN II. Errors IN the
fourth and batting in the seventh innings
tell the story. Otherwise the game was tame
and undressing Score.
r.. p.H. Z,
Baltmores .......1 OO0 0Oo0l1-s 3
Chicagos .......0 00230 020x-7 IL q
Batteries Bufinton and Robinson; iiutchi,
son and hittridge Umpires, Hanlon and
Ryan.
oIScFSNArfr. z, wAsHIsoToss. 8.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June 4.-After the
Senators had knocked Chamberlain out OF
the box in the first inning Muilane pitched
tho remainder OF the game and hal tho home
club completely at his mercy. Tho Reds were,
unable to do anything with Gastriaht until
the seventh inning. when they won tho game
on six hits. Score
washmgtona. 100000 o. 10 q
Cinciunats ....1 co 90 3 0 o. Is o
Batteries Gastright and Miligan; Mullane
and Murphy. Umpire. Emslie
NEW YoREs. 6: LouIsvInrHs. 2.
NEW York. June 4-Stratton Was hit hard
by the homo team in tO-day's game. and the
LouisyilIes were unable TO gauge kingS
curves. II was a one-sided game almost FROM
the start. and there was very little enthu2'
siasm manifested. Score;
RB- II. Ess
New Yorks.....0 020l 10 L 8 IL q
Louis yilles - o 0 0O0l o l--2 8
Batteries. King and Fields; Stratton and
Dowse Umpire Sheridan.
PHfLADELPHrAs. 4. 81. LOUIS. 3.
PHILADELPHIA Pa, June 4-The PhiIlieS
won close game from ~. Louis to-day by
punching two triples and single in the
eighth inning. They hit hard enough TO havo
won earlier, but it was generally after two
hands had been retired A soft rain fell all
during the game. Score:
Phiadelphias. o OO1OO2x-4 10 3
st. Louis. 100ll o. =
Batteries. Weyhing aud Clements; Gleason
and Buckley. Umpire. Hurst.
BosToNs 6; pIrrsBuRGs. 2.
BosroS. June 4-Woodcock. although ho
had not much speed, bothered the championh
to-day. but his team could not bat Stvetts.
who was in fines form. Dufy's hitting,
catches of hot liners by Farrell and Wood.
cock and a running catch by Miller were the
features. Score:
Bostons. ........i012000 10 S
Pittsburgs. 0 0 ! 90 q 0f-2
Batteries Stiyetts and Kely; Woodcooh
and Mack. Umpire. Gafney.
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Baseball Ia clifton Forge.

CIT1oN FoRGE, Va. Juno i.--iSpecisl. l.
Another game OF baseball was PLAYED to-day
between the Clifton Forge nine and the team
made up of mechanics from the railway shops.
Al the close Of the ninth inning the score was
: to 3, but IN tho tenth inning the shop boys
made two runs. while the town nine failed to
get a man home, taus making the score 10 to
S ia favor the shop nine. Ii was an interest
ing and exciting game from start 10 finish.
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All the Ministers 10 Resign.

SANTIAGO. CaiIl. June THE Ministers held
conference yesterday at which II was DECIDED
that each present his resignation 20 the iIesl.
dent Thi-actiOn is tie e0utcOme OF the defeat
Ia & by the Cabinet In Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-05

this season the
Cleveland Club ap>
pcared to-day. Cup
py was pat in the
box by the visitors
ana was we'll sup,
ported. but WIS hic
pretty hard. The
visitors we're in the
lead up to the sevs
enth inning. when
the h o IN Q am
scored five runs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-05

s,v.sxAu. Ga. June A-savannah today
passsd the million bale point in cotton ~.
ce,pts, being two months later than Last ysar:
taiss less than on tho same day in 1891.
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low THE CLUBS sTASI
Southern League Gn

No championship games are scheduled fop
to-day.
Southern League Games.
AZ Montgomery Chattanooga G. MoDtgoms
cry 2.
At New Orleans New Orleans 0, Bi,mng.
ham 2.
Al Memnhs- Memnhis G. Atlanta 3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-05

GtorcysrrR'' n. j.. June First race,
three.onarters o. a mile Leather stocking
first. Wallace q. second keba 4. third.
Time l:lSA.
second race. six and quarter furlongs.
Smuggler first. Arthur Davis second. SantS
Rita third. Time. i.l2a.
Third race. one mile-R Rushlight first. Top
SAWYER second. Allan Archer third. Tine.
f465..
Fourth race. seyen-eighths Of Q mile -Ras
leigh first. Dago second. A. o. III. third
Time. l.32
Fifth race. tive-eghths of a mile-Innoys.
ton lrst. Maid OF Blarney second. Grimaldt
third. Time, l,30a
Sixth race. seven-eighths of e mile-BiAs
first. Burnside second. Anarchist third. Tine
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