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HINCKLEY ESTATE.
It's Apr aisement Held to Have Been In
accurata.

It's AppraisementH Held to Have Been In
accurate.
The Supreme CouTtyesterday reversed the
deci sion Of tho Superior Court in the case
Of Mary H. Hnckley against Horatio Steb-
bins and others, trustees Of the estate of
William c. Hinckley.
The controversy arose over the distrbu-
tion Of the estate, and the plaintiff sued the
trustees, demanding an accounting to Sc
cure the sale Of certain property, to obtain
the payment OF certain legacies from that
sale aud the division of tie balance She
objected to the apprdisemeDt OF the estate,
which included the old California Theater.
The decision Of the lower court was
against her ana the Supreme Court has re-
yer5ed that decision, finding that the as
sumption that the balance Oh hand for diyi-
sion, SOL, l57 10, is not correct, several sums
having been enormously accounted.
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Patent Suit Appealed.

An appeal was filed yesterday in the
United States District Court of Appeals in
the suit Of George L. Henzell against the
California Electrical Works for an injunc-
ton ard damages for infringement of a
patented electrical gas-llgEting apparatus.
In the Circuit Court Judge Hawley decided
against the plaintiff. who now has ap-
lad
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31St, 1892 as follows: United States notes,
1890, $500; United States hanknotes, S1S.-
95S; national banknotes, S1145; gold certi-
fcates, 5000; silver certificates, $40, 745;
gold coin, S47, 1864 so; standard silver
coin, S22, 373 49j; subsidiary silver coin,
So. 932, $50 45; minor coin, S6.931 II. Total,
S73, $40. 33l 06. Shipment Of coin, S60,S69
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An Ambiguous Complaint.

Judge Hunt yesterday sustained the de-
murTer TO the complaint against the Ameri-
can Legion Of Honor by J. II. Jory. % re-
cover $1,000 on a death certificate held by
his mother. The demurrer was on the
ground that the complaint did not properly
set forth the rules governing the organiza-
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John Boardman, John Anderson and
Charles Steele. "steerers" for the notorious
Alhambra saloon, have been arrested and
charged with vagrancy. They were caught
while working" in front Of the Palace
Hotel Boardman admitted his calling to a
police officer but entered into a discussion
as to the proprieties of it. They will be
asked 10 leave the city.
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WE ARE TOO POOR. y

The Miners Pleaded In Vain for Aid
From the CITY.
Supervisor Ebert was visited Yesterday
by S. K. Thornton and w. G. RalstOn in re-
lation to the $1,000 promised by the Super
viso:s on Monday afternoon, but refused in
the evening. They presented, with great
force and elOquence, the claims of the min
ing interests, and the incalculable benefits
that the city would derive, but their words
fell on the stony ears of the great fnancier
like the seed OF the sower that fell on stony
soil. The only response was, 1--WE are too
Door; there is no money!"
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violated tho Mail Laws

John Brown was arrested yesterday at
Santa Rosa by Deputy United States Mar
shall for sending lottery tickets through the
mail. lie was brought to this city yester-
day and released on $500 bail.
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Burglars broke into the room of Police
Surgeon Somers on O'Farrell street on Mon
day afternoon and carried off some rugs,
a dictionary and a valise containing some
surgical instruments. This is the second
time 10 two weeks that the room has been
ransacked. 1t is thought to have been the
work Of amateur thieves
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Cut on All Kin's Queue.

Melvin Robinson, the little colored boy
who cut of All Kin's queue during the Chi
nose New Year celebration and was well
whipped by the enraged Celestial. was con-
victed Of battery by Judge Joachimsen and
sentenced to pay fine of $50 or serve thirty
days In the County Jail.
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DEPARTURES CALL AT
5th and 25th........ Mazatlan. La Li5ertad,
9Th 18th and 25th. / Acapulco ChamperiCo, San
Jose de Qua tamaIa,
18th .......,....... Aca1utIa CorntO Pt. Arenas.
Through line sanings-February 5th, SIS City Of
Sydney; February 18th, IS. san Jose; February
25th, IS. Saa Juan.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA.
STEAMER SAILS AT NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH calling at MaZatlan, san Bias, ManzanillO
Acapulco Port Angel, Sauna Cruz. Tonala. san
BenitO. Ocos, ChampericO, San Jose de Guatemala
Acajutia, La Libertad, La Union, Amapala CorintO
San Juan del Sur ana Punta Arenas.
Way line sailing-February 10th, SIS COlima
JAPAN AND CHINA LINE
FOR YOKOHAMA AND HONG-KONG
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for
Shanghai, and al Hong Kong for East Indies.
Straits, etc:
China. Wednesday. February II, 1892 at P. "
City Of Picking .... sat. March ~, 1892. at =.
Round-trip tickets TO YOkOhama and return at re-
duced rates
First and BrannaR streets.
Branch Ofhce-402 Front street,
ALEXANDER CENTER General Agent.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN Ecxa
~ Francisco for ports IN Alaska A. u G5sSS-x
Decem Der 81, January :, % February ., IS
For British Columbia and Puget SOuni ports
December n, 81, January ), and every Friday
thereafter
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays. A. N.
For Santa Ana Los Angeles and all way ports every
fourth aud fifth diy, 8 A. NJ.
For San Diego stopping only at Los Angeles, Santa
Barbara and san Luis Obispo every fourth and nth
day It II A. NJ
For ports in Mexico. January 2eth. and first OF
each month thereafter.
Ticket O1fCe-Paace Hotel. 4 New Nontgomeryst
GOODALL PERKINS X CO, General Agents,
! If 10 Market ST. San Francisco.
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The will Of Emily Tracey, who died re-
Gently in Napa County. has been filed for
probate Her estate is worth about $4,000,
and among the legataes are Mrs. John
SWEAT. daughter, an granddaughter,
Helen SWEET
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DR.. GerIach's sill.

DR.. George Gerlach has won his long
pending suit against William J. Turner to
recover $500 for professional services rem
dered to his wife Turner contested on the
ground that he had never been married to
his alleged wife.
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Judgment for the defendant has been
rendered by Judge Levy in the suit of
Vow Sung against the Boston Fishing and
Trading Company TO recover $1,000 70 for
furnishing labor.
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by trifiing with Cold many one allows himself
10 drift into a condition favorable to the develop
Rent OF some latent disease. which thereafter
takes full possession OF the system. Better cure
your Cold at once with Or. D. Jayne's Expectorant
good remedy for Throat-ails and Lung affections.
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FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY EsFa
1 ocean Divisiou-and PACIFIC COAST ElLzS5Y
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street Wharf at 10 NJ, for the above ports one D.
their Al iron steamships. viz:
COLUMBIA-lanuaTv = IA. %
STATE OF CALIFOBNIA-January6 IS. 50
OREGON-January 10, -, February 3.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacif1
Railroad oregon Short Line and other dIvergIly
lines for all points in Oregon, Washington British
Columbia Alaska Idaho, Montana, DAKOTA, Utah,
wyoming. Yellowstone Park and all points East and
SOuth aud TO Europe.
Fare to Portland-Cabin, $l6; Storage S. round
trip, cabin $50.
Ticket OficeS-1 Montgomery ST., and Palace Ho-
tel. New Montgomery ST.
G0ODALL PERKINS CO, Supt Ocean Linz
1u 10 Market ST. San Francisco
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Remanded From New orleans.

Collector Phelps received five Temanded
Chinese on Monday from New Orleans and
expects one mare IN time for the next
steamer
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Creditors, Claims.

The Supreme Court yesterday decided the
case of E. A. Gillespie against Maria Louisa
Wright, sued as executrix on a note pre-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-03

Articles Of Incorporation Of the Tomasso
Hill Mining Company, formed to operate ia
Mexico. were filed yesterday. The com
pany has $1,000 900 capital, which has been
subscribed by A. II. Butler, E. a. Bran
nan, c. II. Haley, II. n. Gray and j. b.
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0CEANlG STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THE SPLENDID 3O0O-TON STEAMERS "a
i OF this line. carrying United States, zsISAs&
Hawaiian and Colonial nails, sail frOm Folsomss
barf under.
FOR HONOHVj.U ONLY.
IS AUST RALIA....TU ESDAY, Feb. 10, at P. NJ
FOR HONOLULU, AL KLAND AND SYDNEY
pIRFCE
S. S. ALAMEDA. SATURDAY, Feb. 9Th, at ) P. VI
For freight and passage apply at Office 227 SI1rks5
street }: ID. SPREChELS BROS,
26tf General Agents
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HAMlKERcHLEES.

HEMST'D, FANCY B0R-
DER, LADIES' SIZE,
FOR Zoe PLAIN VIE,
LOVELY QUALITY,
HEMS'D, 4F0R 25c; ALL
OUR Soc, 40c, 45c AND
soc H'kFS REDUCED
TO 25c EACH; GENTS
HIKES, PURE LINEN,
WIFE. FOR 5Oc FOR
MER PRICE POE EACH.
NRITEF0R A SAMPLE.
SEE OUR WINDOWS G e0E D X NUS Il ;
LIN UNDERWEAR, KID GLOW IS, COR
SETS, HOSIERY AND TOWELS, ALL
AT UNUSUAL PRICES.
MAIL ORDERS Wanted AMI Filled
Honestly, Promptly and Carefully. Sam
pies sent anywhere.
Packages delivered to al suburban
towns.
BEST LcH1ED STORE IN HE clZY
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MEMS SHIRTS.

SHAPED,
PROPERLY MADE AND
PROPERLY PRICED,
CAN YOU ASK MORE?
GOOD MUSLIN, LINEN
BOSOM, HAND MADE
BUTT0NH0LES "a very
important feature) AND
S I r EN- G. T II Z n ED
WHERE THE HARD
? U Ills COME. soc
EACH, 6 FOR 81 80.
YOU CAN ORDER
FROM A DISTANCE BY
SENDING SIZE OF COL
LAR.
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nIonev i'm &c snh-Trensnrr

Assistant Treasurer Jackson of tie Sub
Treasury reports cash on hand, January
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WHITE STAR LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

yTFAMERS LEAVE ASPINw ALI,
- fortnightly for the West Indies aud az RgFs
Southampton, calling en- route at Cher -s-A>IksZzS
IOurg, France. and plymouth 10 land passengers
Through Bills OF Ladlng, in connection with Gh,
Pacific Mail y 5. Co. issued for treightand tre1slr1
10 direct ports Ia England aud Germany.
Through tickets lr0m San Francisco 10 Plymouth
Cherbourg, Southampton First class. $195: ta!el
Glass $97 90. ror turther particulars apply to
1elUu FAkkOEE& C0., Agents, SO C.lttOfliAis,
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK VIA PANA MA
Steamers Will sail at NOON on the 5th, ia
18th and 18th OF each month. fSSR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-16

gold, the latter In goll or sllvA, at
the option Of tho treasury department.
80 far gold always has been paid for
them. The bankers estimate the FREQ
gold nj tho end Of this week will
amount - $4,000, 0UOn sum not by any
meana satisfactory 10 bankers. ON
January D, 1892, it amounted to si5,-
SIs, $50.
PRECEDENT Henry w. Cannon Of the
Chase National Bank had something TO
say in the matter VI Shrtmauia bill 10
stop the purchase Of 1900. 900 ounces of
silver month. He regarded 1t as "A
very wise move, especially M he
und,fstooi the senator had a financial
scheme which he prOp0 ell u present
In connection with the repeal u the act
or to follow It. The repeal would, In
his judgment, he beneficial TO the
prospects OF successful international
monetary conference. The act 0i tho
banks refusing to give gold certificates
10 exporters whe intended w. a pntri-
otic act. Cannon explained that the
bankers thought the time had come
when the United States should protect
its supply OF gold as other nations have
protected theirs, aud should throw ns
mcny obstacles In the way Of exporters
Of gold AZ possible, especially in the
present condition the movement made
abroad would not Bpom 10 he q national
act. Banks had taken the step and
hoped the troaHufy department, M far
~ iho law allowed, would erect other
barricadcs against gold shipmunis.
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Sis Hundred and rwcniy-oue Members
Elected aud the Inicrcst III
tho Mater Subsiding.
SALISBURY sUMmoNs rHE cas-
met TO a COUNCIL.
by Telegraph to tho Nrws.l
GLADsrONI's VICTORY.
Ills Majority somswhn, Nenr way ut
g.snst.


LOSpON, July i5.-With 62l OF the
GO members Of the House elected, the
interest In the election has 10 n large
extent subsidized. The Liberals may
win i've or ten more svate, aud II II
practically certain that Gladstoue's
majority will be somewhere near fiity.
The ieahing subject OF gossip Is
whether Gladstone viii venture 20
oiief seat IN the Cabinet TO Charles
Dixie.
II ~ not believed, however, he will
take the risk VI Offending the religious
feeling Of tue country. Lord sails
bury has suinmonVd the Cabinet TO a
council next week. lilo mas not dc.
oidud whether tho present government
shall meet Parliament or roslgn forth
with. The government thus far has
sol members ana the opporitiOl 32l.
Mr.. Gladstone will return tu London
next week nnd reside temporarily with
stuart l,andall prior to rvsuming thu
official residence In Downing.
Tue best informed Liberals fore.
casts Of ministry resign Lord Hert-
tchell 10 the lord chau collOtship; Earl
Spencer 10 the vice chancellOrship, and
X. T. Shaw TO the chief stcretnryship
for Ireland; ri. Hon. George rhntovai,
eecrutntyship % this home Uillce; 1T.
Hon. Henry Campbell Bannormln 10
the secretary ship u state for wat; Lord
Ripon 10 the trst lordshlpof the admi.
faity; John Morley to the secretary.
ship Of lldia; Mr.. James Bfics TO the
scerctaryship Of colonies; Lord Rose
berry to the sectetaryship Tor foreign
office; Earl Kimberly 10 the presi.
dency Of the council; ~. Hon. 4. J.
Mundclla TO tho Presidency Of the
buatd OF tthde, while Mr.. Gladstone
will take the Hinccuro OF chancellor.
ship Of the Duchy Of Lancaster.
The leading posts outside the cabinet
are assigned as iolloWs: Francis
Charming, PRESIDENT OF tho govern.
ment bOiTd; Perry Labouchorc, post
master general; William A. Hunter,
secretary for Scotland; Sir Charles
Russell ~ attorney general and
Mt. Rlgby ~ solicitoE-goneTnl. Among
the chi.i court oiliceIs Counties Sppn.
Ger viii be uliBlgsss OF robcs, Earl Cork,
master Il horse and Lord ChAngintOn
Lord Chamberlain. when Sir Chnrlea
Russell IL elected to tho bench he will
be succeeded In tho Encouragement.
ship 10y Mt. Rgby, and Mt. Herbert
| Asguth viii become solicitor general.
Tho Unionists Of the Midlothian dis-
tricis are ruaoy 10 begin n canvass
with view u ooattsting the district
when Gladstone takes Ills Office and
again entofs the ministry. IL will be
necessary fer him 10 resign his seat IN
/ The House OF Commons and again
stand for election. The Conservatives
aud Liberal Uniouists nro encouraged
by the enormous reduction they made
In his majority Wednesday, aud think
Ina. when he again appears 10 Midlo-
THAN electors they will DO ahlo to de-
ient him.
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and vote taken at . O'Clock Tues day.
Consent WA given and immediately
the chairman was surrounded ny
members DESTROYS o. having their
names recorded on the list. For ten
minutes the confusion was 70 great that
business was suspended. When quiet
was restored Dufblrow llll.l said tho
senate amendments were substantially
similar to tho provisions OF the bill
reported 70 the House by the WORLDS
Fair committee.
McCroary opposed the wDrld's Fair
appropriation, as did Little Of New
York.
Pendlo,on wv. Va.) favored the ap.
pfOprlation.
Abner Taylor tIll.) said tho appro-
priatiOn was necessary by the ptovl'
sion for the appointment Of commits
eioners from the various Staics. The
House tonight by ils net disgraced TIE
nation, Tut the people OF Chicago would
see that thoWofld's Fair vas a success.
The committee then rose aud the
House took n foCesf.
The Housc NJ tho evening session
agreed in committee VI the wholol TO
private pension bills, but without final
action on any OF them.
Adjourned.
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hereafter be passed, the popu.
lar will should mot be dnicat.
sd by the presidential veto. The
plnlfpfm Of h IN parties was tqulv1ral
on tho subject, and before tue West
caste vote for any presidential clndl.
date II has right ~ require from him
an explicit avowal Oh the SUBJECT.
Tha. hy this aya;em Of nominating in
all national parties OF thesu states the
independent electors ate especially
charged 30 act for the silver cgusc
rather than TO vote for any Individual
party organization. This could be
maintained Intact II before the nos,
election tho question coIld be settled
by an International conference or
Otherwise. The successful ELECTORS
from these States should east tbrlr
votes Tor their patty cantiJatC, hut
otherwise before the casting OF such
vote, " they could enquire Of their
candidate his viswa on the question OF
presidential veto. An answrr 10 such y
question would notbe uuials 20 the self
respect or dignity Of pfesiiuutlal eau.
didatcs w. a. was claimed by some
Democrats IN mining States, Cleveland
would not oppose the popular will by a
veto, and IL Hsealled 10y Republicans,
the representatives u HsrrliDn, that
lie would say that he ould not also.
Why were not the mining States
entitled To direct positive statement
OF the candidates before difpaucing
their trusts by depusiting their votes,
and were silver men content IN every
tc10ubl anJ then abandon the attempt
10 secure tile late rUioubi but one,
without which victory were lmpossi.
bic. The situation was Rschous one.
II the mining States were not careful
they stood In danger hy their as snti1l
votes VI putting In power man whose
dover would bn equal to twD.thlris of
the Senate and House. IL would he
difficult 10 pass frre coinage bill
through both Houses Of COngfcss.
That fight must he taken ~ aud 70.
nuwed with dauutlcss courage, hut
how hopeless tho task if presidential
veto were 20 be intofposcd.
The rock drilling contest was very
exciting and drew large crow s TO the
auditorium.
The executive committee decided
upon Bait Lake M the place Of hold.
~ the next national mining congress
amt instead Of whiting I'LL next year,
decided To hold II at Salt Lake Ia
December before the meeting VI the
electoral college.
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Tho boomerang is largely flake. "
Tho stories Of throwing it around a
corner or TO a distance Of GOO feet
and making 1t return 20 the starting
point arc travellers tales. Tho fact
IL that the Australians, using clubs
rs missiles in hunting, become expert
in throwing them, and that man
who uses one or two clubs continu-
ally knows how to throw them. 1t
Is snld that onlya savage can got fro
by rubbing two pieces OF wood TO.
gether, So perhaps only u savage
can throw u boomerang, but wo
think that most OF tho "ieatsn could
he duplicated by n country boy with
as much practice as the Australian
gcs.-New York Sun.
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CHICAGO, July i5.--Hon. A. T..
Stevenson, Democratic candidate for
Vice President, arrived here at noon.
After brief reception at the iroluis
club he left over the Michigan Central
Tor New York City, where, with EH-
President Cleveland, he viii receive
the formal notification OF his nomina-
tiun Oh the Goth inst. lie ID accom-.
panied by distinguished rarity, In.
Guiding Hon. Lambert Free, ex.
Minister TO Russia; General John
CASTELAR, " Louisville, chairman OF
the Kentucky state Central Commit.
tee; Hon, Jacob Richards Of the iii.
nOis state Central Committee. At
Detroit he was Joined by ox-POstmas.
ter General Dickinson, Governor James
l.. Campbell Of Ohio, Chairman T. J.
CampGu of Michigan State Central
Committee, and other prominent Dem.
Ucrata OF Michigan and ohio. IL Is
probable that General Stevenson win
make brief speeches at some OF the
leading points en- route.
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A Now York World correspondent
says; It Is the practice among many
good farmers TO change tho fced Of ogts,
wheat and other small grains, rs it is
found that grain which has been raised
and sowcd ON the same land year after
year has loss vitality In II to produce a
generous crop than seed procured from
another locality, even It tho change has
been only tho distance Of u few miles
.Usually IL change Of any distance is
made Il ia bettor 10 bring the seed grain
from tho north OF tho location whore Il
Is to DO used. seeds from tho south
carried frsrther Hoyih do not mature ~
well as though raised IN the same or .
northern latitude, Thos same rule applies
to corn and fruit tTeeA.
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Mr. Thornycroft, the famous build.
err OF torpedo boats, has devised an
apparatus for stcadying slips at sea
and has completed a series OF expert
mcnts which are said 10 prove that
rolling may bc diminished very
greatly without oXtiavagant cost and
with comparatively small sacrifice OF
cargo space. Some of the fastest
liners ON the Atlantic ocean have
been known to roll through an angie
OF 80 dcg' each way-n performance
Of wocful significance to persons NJ.
il.ctcd by scosicSncss. MIR. Thorny.
croft's. device, which 1t would be dif.
icult 10 describe clearly and briefly
in dotail, consi8tso Of a shifting weight
moved by hydraulic power and con
trolled by the oscillation Of short and
long period pendulms.
This gear was fitted TO n steam
yacht OF $50 tons displacement, nnd
Il roll OF rs degs, was at once reduced
10 one OF dogs. Tho weight en-.
ploycd was eight tons, or S! per cent
of the yachts displacement, but rs
the vessel happened 10 beR]nc Of
peculiar model, it IS thought that u
far smaller weight, IN proportion,
would DO necessary in the case Of an
ocean rucer.-Ncw Yorl, Telegram.
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his Gr,ai Grandson Hurled by charity
In Chicago.

CHICAGO, July l5.--A great grand
son Of the Scotch poet, Robert Burns,
was buried lorc today by charity,
while his father, Robert Burns Hut.
crimson, lay 10 hospital expected to
die at any moment. Some weeks ago
Hutchinson was waylaid By foutpads.
was made helpless by fractured skull.
lie has been gradually sinking.
Charges are madu by friends Of the
family that Scotch Chicago, though
engaged In projects here TO Butns,
have all allowed his descendants 10
suffer from neglect.