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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-07
THE STOCK MARKET.

Business in mining stocks continues very duh, so
duh fact that several OF the leading firms are 60
ing out Of business Homer King being the latest to
talk OF retiring Mr. King has for a number OF
years been one Of the leading INSIDE" brokers' and
his firm has been looked upon as one OF the most re-
liable on the street A W. Foster is also calling IN
many OF his accounts prior TO his departure fer the
East ana while he does not intend TO fully retire
from the street he will make quite reduction In
expenses.
On the early call yesterday there was very little
doing. though prices were quite strong, sales being
made in Ophr at 81 80, Mexican 81 SO, Curry 81 30
Best & Belcher 81 20, Sierra Nevada 81 80, Union
81 30, and Con. Cal q Va 81. In the middle stocks
Bullion sold at 81 80, Chollar S5c, and Savage
81 %. The sou henders we're steady but Inactive
Belcher selling at 81 20 Crown Point 81 20 and
Jacket S5c.
After the call prices braced up little under light
sales ana closed steady aud fairy active at the
noon recess
on the 2:8O P. N. call prices shaded of a few
cents, but great amount OF stock changed hands
After the call there was no particular change he
yond demand for Con. New York at 4Oe. The
balance of the market remained steady and fairly
active, win 50 % bid for Con. Cal. Il Va at the
close.
NOTES.
The assessment on Occidental is delinquent In the
board to-day.
Silver remained unchanged yesterday, certificates
selling at g and bars at S65sc In New YORK ana
80 ll-l6d In London.
The Pacdc Transfer Company has declared
dividend of soc $4,000. payable on the 10th.
Five bars OF bullion, valued ct S29.5OS 10. have
been sent 10 the Carson mint from the Con. Cal. <
Va. being the final shipment on April account dur
ing which time there was shipped $S27Ol as.
j. H. Williamson for many years clerk with
Homer King. leaves for Mexico tomorrow TO &C
cept responsible position on Feiansbee Hearsts
cattle ranch.
A telegram received yesterday from the Nevada
Quesn states that the ore now being miied at the
Union mill is puiping $3.50 per ton.
The Hecla Con. Mining Company or Montana has
declared dividend OF 25 cents per share aggregat-
ing $4,000 making $50 900 paid this year, and
Sl,S90. 600 paid 10 date.
The Morning star Mining Company OF California
has declared dividend OF 50 for April aggregating
$7IOO.
The Noble Gibson Mining Company OF Aspen,
Colo has declared dividend % % Is cents share,
sygregaJing $4,000, making S65O,OVO paid this
year and 81 80 900 paid to date
The Lexington Mining Company OF Colorado has
declared dividend OF cent sAare, ssgregating
$4,000.
Ths Enterprise Mining Company OF Rico. Colo.
has declared a dividend OF o cents per share, ag
gregatins $4,000. making 100000 paid this year
and 1850 600 paid TO date.
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NEW YORK, May 6. - Bradstreet's gives clear
ngs for the past week for the principal cities Of the
United States as follows: New York. 1857 43l .000
decrease so; Boston, 500 662 900. decrease SO;
Chicago. $40, 1872. goo, decrease 0.4 Philadelphia.
$7713l 600. increase As; st. Louis, $23, 1924, 000
increase l.3; San Francisco. Sl6.736,0U0, de-
crease AS; Baltimore Sl5,0s9000. increase 6.3;
Cincinnati. sl4,642.0U0 increase 9.6: Pittsburg.
1888, 900. increase 81: MinneaL =. $l2, 1884,
000 increase 9.S; Omaha. S5.9l6,0 900. increase
35.4: Denver, Colo, So, 49,, 900, decrease 0,S;
ST. Paul. f4,SlS,000. decrease 81; Portland,
Or. e, 1926, 600. increase 6.0 salt Lake, S2,423
600 increase $40: Seattle, 81 ,23S. 000 increase
2s.7; Tacoma 81 .O96, 600 increase SO Los Angeles
1888, 26. decrease 81: Galveston VS.. O00, de-
crease 20. 8; Helena $500, 222 no comparison.
The total for the leading cities OF the United
States for the week ending May is $l,2S0,-
6S3. 6l0. a decrease of 0.9 per cent as compared
with the same week last year.
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NEW yoRK. May 6.-After some activity early
this morning the stock market again sank into In
tense dulness. Late In the afternoon there was
Improvement. and the market closed firm. Final
changes were generally slight gains. Omaha is up
1ss ana Union Pacific l. Governments dun and
steady. Petroerm-Jure closed at 81 14c.
NEW YORK, May 6.-United States Bonds. as.
ll61a: do. 2s, 100; Northern Pacific. 2014 Cana
dian Pacific s77s: Central Pacific, rs; Union Pa
cine, A: Atchison and Santa Fe. 3434: Wells
Fargo. 145; Western Union. 9234; Silver, ob5sc;
Sterling. 81 81 1s@p4 SO.
wneaE May, sl1sc. Flour. steady Coffee,
$ll 80. Sugar. 7-l6@S Lice. Hops-Paclhc Coast
24@3Oc. Hides. l3c. Copper-LRke. Sl2 TIN
Spot, $40 80. Lead-Domestic 81 80 lron-$l6.
Petroeum-June, STAG
CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS.
Hops are quiet and unchanged both here and in
Europe.
RAIsINs.
The California RsIsiR market is reported getting
into bstter form. Fine goods are being picked up
in quiet way to good extent. The tone Is firm.
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
Coffee-Fairly active and 9@l0 points b CHER.
Sales. $4,000 bags. May, $ll IS; june $l1 CO.;
July, 81 90.
Sugar : Raw. steady and unchanged; refined,
steady aud unchanged.
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CHICAGO. May 6.-wheat opened 15@34c lower
on improved weather, beariSh Kansas crop report,
removal OF the Russian interdict grain exports
and free realizing by the "longs." ruled weak de-
clining l11Kc more advanced 1ac. eased off, and
closed easy a. 21sc lower than yesterday. Re-
cepts, II QUO bushels shipments. 10000 bushels.
Rye. 7512976c. barley, &C.
CHICAGO May 6.-wheat-Cash. S17sc. Corn
1885. Pork - SO 571a. Lard-$6 1212. Ribs
20 5712 Whisky-$l IS.
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Infantry Ou,march CnvaIrr.

On the march Infantry will endure the
fatigue much better than cavalry, and in a
long distance the foot soldier will outmarch
the hor5emen. Those who doubt this state
ment should remember that horse in army
service carries about go pounds weight,
while the soldier carries only his gun and
from 20 TO 40 pounds. Notwithstanding the
fact that 10 minutes halt is made in every
half hour for stragglers to catch up, cavalry
struggle TO the rear more than infantry do,
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A NEW MILEAGE TICKET.
The Device of a Kansas City Man That
VIII Prevent scaIping.
Chicago Herald


The Kansas City. Fort Scott and Memphis
Railway is considering the question of
adopting new form for mileage ticket
The ticket is the invention of a Kansas
City man. 1t consists of nickel
plated fat case which resembles the indi-
Gator used by baseball umpires On one
side are two circular blank places, which
can be used for the photograph and sigma
ture of the person purchasing the ticket,
ard on the other side are five different sets
of figures, which represent the number of
miles travelled and how many miles are
left TO the traveller. The device is worked
by the conductor. who, with the point of
lead pencil. turns the dials round 10 the fig
ures representing the number of miles tray-
eled. The number turned is subtracted
from the total number of miles for which
the machine is set, and the remaining miles
are shown at the bottom by another set Of
figures. When the ticket is sold il is set
for 1000 or 1000 miles and cannot be set
hack
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IN THE SPRING FIELDS.

There dwells spirit in the budding year
As motherhood doth-beautiy the IaCe-
That even lends these barren gfeDeS a grace
And q 5 gray hours vi tn beauty that were drear
And bleak when the loud, storming March was here
A glamour that the thrilled heart dimly traces
IN swelling boughs and soft, wet, windy spaces,
Aud sunlands, where the chattering birds make
cheer.
/ thread the uplands, where the winds footballs
Stir leaves In gustv hollows. Sutdmn's urns.
Seward the vers SHINING breast expands
High in the windy pines = lone crow calls,
And far below some patient plOYmaD turns
His great bl1c K furrow over Steaning lands.
WILLIAM MILFRIU CAMPBELL, in Cosmopolitan.
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a. Herman and others. by which on the
further payment of $3.50 the municipality
will be permitted to have possession until
the final conclusion of the litigation of SIX
parcels of land. which as yet stand in the
way of the widening of Mission street;
The defendants have already been PAID
cQ095
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Mrs. Christopher Columbus.

Who ever thinks Of Mrs. Christopher
Columbus? Yet to her the great dlscoverer
was indebted for encouragement. She was
Miss Paleslrello, or Lisbon. the well-edu-
Gated, brilliant daughter of the navigator
with whom she made hazardous voyages,
and who gave her as a dowry valuable
collection OF charts, MAPS and important
memoranda made during his voyages,
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and the care of horse on long march is
serious matter. The horses are picked anil
mails, but even the best horse is liable to
fall lame from the loss of a shoe or stone
in his hoOf, or from some other cause which
at first may be entirely unperceiyed by the
Viz
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mixed. "a 80: No. !. 81 sega go; extra, $500 ~;
Hawaiian S4 SO; Japanese. 81 621a 2 GU. -
Observation-Disclosures to $40 o0t945 g nis a
SALT-Liverpool (Higgns) is lower al $z1 oo@
rs q ton. according TO package.
SUGAR-The western sugar Refining COMPANY
quotes terms net cash; Cube, Crushed. Powdered
ami Fine Crushed. all 55sc p ID: Dry Granulaten.
SAC p 10: Confectone-s A. 51sc; Magnolia, 4ase;
Extra C. 41ac; Golden c. 4sse; D. 414c . ID; half
bbls. lac more than bbIs aud boxes 12c more
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Beer. Mutton and Lamb are reported very weak
with Increasing supplies but prices are no low er.
Hogs have again declined. Wholesale rates from
slaughterers to dealers follows:
BEEf-Flrst duality, 6@6Ae; second quality.
Size; third do 4156I5c.
NEAL-Large, 6@7c: small Calves. 46D5c.
MuTTON-wetherS, 71at@Sc; Ewes. &c.
Handspring, SG3c q 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs 5@5i4c p 10 for heavy hard
grain-fed; 6Ag05Ssc for light average do; stock
Hogs, 412@f94c dressed do. 7l2NQSc o ID.
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Point Arena for
Mendoeino and the Corona for San Diego The
Willamette Valley falls due from Yaquna Bay,
the Los Angeles from San Pedro aud the Santa
Cruz from the southern coast.
The Mariposa falls due from Australia Thursday.
The schooner Golden Shore, 664 tons, loads mer
chandise for Mahakona.
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COLLEGE GAMES.
The Amateur Academic Association Field
Day.

1He hmd UT "A cdUeuIIC hssUCIHtIUH Il IHIu
Day.
The second field day of the Amateur
Academic Athletic Association will be held
May 14th at the Olympic grounds, the
enteries for which will close this evening
at o'clock.
The following is the programme of
events: 100-yard dash. 120-yard hurdle race,
220-yard dash, 220-yard dash (open). 220-
yard hurdle race, 440-yard dash. 440-yard
dash (open), sS0-yard run. one-mile run. one
mile walk. running broad jump, running
high jump, pole vault Qor heighD. throw
ing 56 pound weight, throwing 16-pound
hammer. putting 16-pound shot, relay race.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING, May q.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErS

SUMMARY OF TIE Markets.
Wheat weaker.
Barley irregular.
Oats advanced.
Corn declined.
Rye nominal.
Hay and Beans unchanged.
Rice unsettled.
Nut-oll lower.
Good ot9toes firm.
New Onions weak.
Butter very firm. Eggs unchanged.
Cheese PLENTIFUL and weak.
Poultry and Game in light supply.
Cherries and Strawberries lower.
Dried ApricOts and Peaches firm.
Green Peas in heavy supply.
Hogs declined.
Beef, Mutton and Lamb weak.
Grain Bags hrmer.
Quicksilver advanced.
Provisions unchanged.
Liverpool salt lower
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And in accordance with law aud an order Of the
Board OF Directors made on the 2lst day OF March,
1892, so many shares OF each parcel OF such stock
may be necessary. viii be sold at public auction
at the ONCE If tho company. 500 Commercial street.
San Francisco. Cal. on MONDAY the .l6tn day OF
May, 1892 at the hour OF 10 O'Clock a. OF said
day, to paw said delinquent thereon to-
gether with costs Of advert sing and expenses OF
sale. j. METCALF, Secretary.
0rlce-5i9 Commercial street, san Francisco,
Gal. aD26 tn
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
General Merchandise.

BAGS-Are held more firmly. owing to the rains
but the demand Is still slow. Caicuttas. spot TAO
1850 asked; for June-Juiy delivery. 75s97c asked;
Wool Bags 36a3Sc.
NUT OIL--Lower at 47I2@66e = gallon
RIOE-Revised quotations follows: Chinese
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Ew WESTERN HOTEL.

Mrs. Annie Hyde of Fishkill Landing
n Y, celebrated her one hundred and third
birthday recently. She Is the widow Of
soldier of the war OF 1912.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-GoLDEN GATE
IL Sardino Packing Company. Location OF prinei-
pal Place of business. san Francisco CaI location
of works. San Francisco. Cal
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF assessment Mo-,
levied on the 2lst day OF March 1892, tho several
amounts set opposite the OF the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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California Fruits.
Wool Market.

CHICAGO. May 6-The Earl Fruit Company sold
to-day Rockport Cherries at s4@5; Red Tartarian,
S5M6
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

D ULLION MINING COMPANY-LOCATION OF
ID principal place OF business. San Francisco Cal
location OF works, Storey County, New.
Netice-There are delinquent upon the following
levied on the 18th day of March, 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
Shareholders follows.
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MORNING SALES
Board-10 Hawaiian Commercial, 21s: 10 Pacific
Gas Imp, 80!2; los water, 1914 ) Slant Pow
dor, z71z.
AFTERNOON sALES
Board-f0 Hawaiian Commercial. 2Js: 40 S V
Water, so, SO: so Safety Nitro Powder, 8.
StreeI-&60OO > 81 Bonds, el5s.
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EnrIish Whsat Markat,


LIVERPOOL. May 6.-The spot market Is firm
at rs sd. Cargoes are firm at 36s Sd for of
coast 36s Sd for Just shipped and 36s Sd for nearly
dua
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Weekly Ciearings.

NEW YORK. May 6.-wool steady. Domestic
fleece. 261a@35c r 10.
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klfssioB-strsst Widening.
IN order T$s made by Judge Sanderson
Is ina ssss 81 fse city and county against
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Exchanre and Bullion.

Portland's Business.
PORTLAND. Or, May 6-Clearanees. $26S,000
balances S27 600.
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DEAF FROM CATARRH.

i was the victim Of the worst case of
Catarrh that | ever heard of. was
entirely deaf in one ear, and all the in
q side of my nose, including part of the
4 bone sloughed off. No sort of treat
1 ment benefited me. and physicians said,
Il would never be any better" As al
last resort took Swifts Specific, and it |
entirely cured me and restored my hear
ing. l have been well for years, and
no sign of return Of the disease. Mrs.
JOSEPHINE PoLHILL, DuEWEsT, s. C. L
HfsH-ssF
js16 ~ SaTuTh
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New York Markets.

LONDON, May g. - Consols. 81 1885, Silver,
80 11-16d; Rentes, S7f 221ac.
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The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter May
as ] 19d: June, rs Id: July. rs / I'D; August, as
1$4d; September, Is; October. Is I'd.
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UnluckY Chew.

The jury in the case of Chew Sin Jau,
after being locked up all night. found the
accused, who shot and killed Special Officer
Gillen, guilty Of murder in the first degree,
and fixed the penalty at Imprisonment for
life.
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GOV. HAlGHT HOMESTEAD,

Fronting on Pacific, Railroad. HaiEht. Davenport
and West Fad avenues, in portion of the charming
city of Alameda that Is rapidly improving,
and where property values are Increasing every
day.
HAIGHT AVENUE, which Is being
opened by order of the City Trustees, Will become
of the best RESIDENCE STREETS IN Ala
media, when finished, and 1t runs directly
through the property TO be offered at this grand
auction it will be Immediately seen that this fnis
provement alone will Immensely increase property
values in the GOVERNOR HAIGHr TRACE
NOW Is THE TINE TO BUY. These beau
tful lots 80 to IS feet front aud l35 10 $50 feet
deep, lying perfectly lsvel and In good shape tor
immediate Improvement.
LIBERAL TERMS. Only ONE-FIFTH CASH,
balance mortgage payable in four equal yearly
payments, with interest at 8 per cent per annum.
Don't fail to examine these nae lots before day ot
sale and select conveniently located home-site.
REMEMBER THE DAY-Saturdsy, May z,
1892, AZ O'Clock, on the ground, West End and Pa
cihc avenues.
THE ACCESSIBILITY OF THIS PROP
ERTY makes 1t particularly desirable. Within i've
minutes walk of two railroad stations. Time to
san Francisco, 80 minutes.
120 trains per day. The terms OF sale, one-ffth
cash. ought to suit every one. Secure catalogue.
WILLIAM j. DINCEE,
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Assessments Pending.
The following is a list OF assessments now pending
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For Late sat0o,al InisItDslo. See EaA.4 ra1.
Evening journal., 1892-10-26
DIED.

.CORsON In Philadelphia. on October p,
1879 Margaret A. Corson, formerly NJ. A..
Dennis.
.GRADY.-In this city on the 25th instant,
Patrick Grady, age "a years. Relatives and
friends are invited 10 attend the funeral from
the residence Of his brother, Michael Grady,
2A King street, on Friday morning at 3
O'Clock. High mass at 50 Mary's r, q.
church. lnterment at Cathedral cemetery.
DOUGHERTN. In this city on the 25ih
inst. Mary, daughter OF Edward and Margn-
ret Dougherty aged years and o months.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from the residence OF her parents
1895 Lincoln street on Wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock. Services at ST. AIMS church
lnterment, Cathedral cemetery.
ELLIOrT.-On the 2lst instant. Benjamin
Elliott. aged "a years.
HlTCHCOCK.-At his residence, in Cam.
den. y. j., on the 22nd Instant George W
Hitchcock, aged "a years.
JACkSON.-On the morning OF October 20
/ Matilda Jackson, widow of John Jackson.
MAXWELL. Suddenly on the 2lst instant
Robert s ,son Of John and Margaret Maxwell
In his 2lst year.
SlRATFORD.-In this city, on the Esd IN
slant, Martha, wife 0f Thomas J. Stratford
Evening journal., 1892-10-26

the Democratic party. Our ranks are con-
stantly increasing by accessions, and there are
no desertlons Of any consequence 70 the other
side. The intelligence the conscience, the popu-
lar current and the sober Judgment Of the peo-
pie are with us, and the signs of the times are
huspicious for success. II the contest is 70 be
decided by New York, as now seems likely, let
II be an overwhelming triumph The Empire
state expects every Democrat to do his duty
We should not be deceived, however, by over
condolences 1t is true we have carried the state
for our state tickets every year for the last
seven years, and last year we carried II by
5000 majority; hut we must recollect that last
year the total vote cast was l51,250 votes less
than that polled in lsss. The Republicans seem
to possess a reserved strength in presidential
elections which they exhibit at no other cleo
tion, and which requires our greatest Efforts to
overcome.
The reforms which we demand are necessary
for the safety and prosperity OF the republic.
We readOpt the expressive language Of the ma
tonal Democratic platform OF 1876 under which
Samuel j. Tilden was elected to the presidency.
Reform can only be had by a peaceful civic
revolution. We demand a change OF system. a
change Of administration, change OF parties,
that we may have change Of measures and OF
men"
When Senator Hill finished he received
another ovation Lieutenant Governor
Sheehan, General Daniel Sickles and Con
gresham Amos J. Cummings also spoke.
The overflow meetings were addressed by
Commissioner Gilroy, State Senator Roesch
and host Of other orators.
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GRADUATING EXERCISES.
Three Trained Nurses of the Homeo
patliic Hospital Receive Diplomas.

Three Trained Nurses of the Homoo-
pathic Hospital Receive Diplomas.
The graduating exercises Of the class
of '92, Of the Homeopathic hospital, we're
held in Institute Hall last evening. Three
trained nurses were graduated from the
training school The stage was hand
somely decorated and an interesting
musical program was rendered.
Dr. j. Harmer Rile delivered an address
to the graduates, speaking Of the diff.
culties to be overcome in the discharge
of their duties. President c. b. Smyth.
of the board Of trustees of the hospital,
presented the diplomas with briei
speech.
The following persons were seated on
the stage: c. B. Smyth, Hon. Charles 3.
Lore, William NJ. Field, Joseph Swift,
Rev Lafayette Marks, D. d.. DR.. A.
Negandank, Dr. L. Kittinger, DR.. A. b.
Frantz, DR., ]. II. Rile. Or, f. T. Negan
dank, DR. L. w. Finn, Hon Stansbury
J. Wiley, Dr. /. NJ Finn, Dr. Brucilli
G.. Barlow aud Dr. f G. Ritchie
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ENGLISH PRESS ON MRS. HARRISON
Eulogistio Paragraphs In the London
Papcrs-ss sympathy for the President.

Eulogistio Paragraphs In the London
Papers sympathy for the President.
[By Telegraph to the Evening JournaLl
LONDON, Oct 2B-The Times says Of
the death of Mrs Harrison: "The
death of Mrs. Harrison is an event Of
more than ordinary Importance, mas
much as her husbands success may in a
very large degree be ascribed to her.
Wide in her culture. Catholic in her
ideas and tastes, she broadened her circle
of friends with advancing years. Her
death win cause genuine widespread
sorrow"
The Chronicle says: Very great sym
pathy with President Harrison will be
felt everywhere Mrs Harrison was the
counterpart of her husband whose pri.
vate character is admired and respected
even by his political enemies
The Daily News expresses admiration
of Mrs. Harrisons courage in going TO
Washington when she knew her illness
was fatal, adding; "she had won the
regard Of the American nation by her
worth of character and devotion to her
husband