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The morning call., 1892-07-08
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

- Office OF The Hibernia Savings and
s~S Loan Society, northeast corner or Mont
g0mery and Post streets. san Francisco, July l.
1892. Al regular meeting OF The Board OF DI.
rectors OF this s0ciet J. hold this day div dend
has been declared at the OF four aud one
Tor the six months ending june 80 1892 free from
all taxes aud payable Oh aud after JUS j, lSe2
1y2 Il Ri TOBIN, Secretarv
~ Dividend Notice-ohice of the Pa
u.s. cihc Coast Borax Company. san Francisco
June 30. lsS2 At a meeting of the icsrd OF
directors OF the abOve-nAmed COMPANY held THIS
day dividend (No. 49, OF one dollar "a , ner
share was declared, payable MONDAY. july n
1892. at the ONCE OF the company, OIL Sansome
st. room 70. 1rsnsier-bOoks will close July s.
1882 at o clock P. NJ
1yl I'd ALTON H. CLOUGH. Secretary.
~ Humboldt Savings and Loan Society.
the following semi-annual dividend 8 l4-i0O per
cent per annum on term and 32-l00 per cent Der
anuum on ord mary deposits, payable on and afta
July !, 1892 l26 IA lERNEsT BRAND. secret.ry
80 Dividend Sotice-The German Sav-
49, ings aud LoaE Society, 20 California st
For the half year ending j uae 80 1892, a dividend
has been declared at the rate OF FIVE ons.tenth
20 l-lOl per cent per Rnnum on term deposits and
four and one-quarter (4I4l per cent per annum on
Julyl. 1892. fie25 l4tl GEO TOURNY sec
E81 The California Saving and Len
s>D Society. cor. of Powell and EDDY sts-For
been declared at the rate OF five aud four tenths
% s-lO) per cent per annum on term deposits and
four and one-half f1bs) per cent per annum on or
binary deposits free OF taxes, payable on aud after
Friday. July 1. 1872.
ie24 I'm VERNON CAMPBELL. Secretary.
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GREAT sale finest eyeglasses, spec. 15e. CO
Fourth, next to bakery. commencing Tuesday. =
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AUCTION SALES To-DAY.
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NEATHER PRRDICT4oNs 5.

frsSsrrRE-By chas. lew. at 1888 Market
SIS 10 O'Clock -
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A FAMILY AFFAIR.

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Buying the best Tea and Coffee, for the least
money. at any of the Is city stores OF the Great
American Importing Tea Company. Come or send
direct and save all commissions. Running As sue
cessfu stores this coast proves beyond question
that our prices are reasonable. Our goods always
fresh and pure. Headquarters (whoiesale and re-
tai), So 81 90 and So Market ST., San Francisco.
iyStf
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DIDN'T you ever notice how your sytem seems
to crave special assistance in the spring? Just the
help required is gvea by Hoods SarsapariIia. 1t
gives nerve. mental and bodily strength.
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"Mrs. WinsIow,s soothing srrun,,

MIS- W lIl<IbW's SCOUTING Syrup"
Has been used over fifty years by millions OF moth
ers for their children while teething with perfect
success 1t sootheS the child softens the gums
ssys pain. cures wind collie. regulates the bowels
and is the best remedy for dsrrhea whether arising
from teething er other causes. For sale by drug
gists in every part OF the world. BE sure and ASK
for Mrs Ninslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty live
cents a bottle
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COUGHS, HoARsENEss ASD SORE THROAT
"Br0lCa's Bronchial Troches" give immediate relief
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


~ ERMAN COOK WANTS PLACE FOR
" boarding-house camp; good steady place.
Address for days Cook. box 13l, Call Branch
Once. jy7 2t*
Y DUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS
gardener in private place: best OF references
given Address w. W., box A, this Office i've Ats
S0BER. RELIABLE MAN (HANDY, GOOD BUT
~ ter-maker). to take charge of camp or ranch
Kitchen, or cook for camping party Address j. T.,
box 147, Call Branch once. jy6 3t+
COMPETENT GERMAN WISHES POSITION;
~ understands care of horses and willing to make
himself generally useful around place. JOHN
LAUER, German Hotel First st. jy6 St+
CTRONG WILLING BOY OF II WISHES TO
~ learn plumbing or machinISt. Apply L. SUIT
LEY. 96l Mission ST. i've 3I<
nj 1DDLE-AGED MARRIED MAN: SPEAKS
iH 6erman aud Engiish; wants steady employ
ment. Address Reliable box 14l, Cali Franeh
Once. fy6 3t*
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7 HEREWITH ASK THE GENTLEMAN FROM
sacramento who left with me about years ago
violin, ia order TO have il repaired, call on m
within the next days from date and to secure his
violin and TO pay the expenses for repairing the
same; In case be does not call shall sell Violin
at pubic auction. San Francisco. july 1892.
JOSEF Urban. YOlin-maNer SOC KearnT ik2 LIS
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l26 kEARNY. ROOM 9, FOU CAN BORROW
~ money at low rates: private rooms for Ia diss.
pledges Ter sale; take elevator. nrI q
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
- sss hearny ST., the only corporation that lsnds
EoeeS on diamonds. watches; low interest," osAse
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n. B.-Bsrgains always on hand in secondhand
carpets aud furniture. jy7 II

4 LII MOTHERS IN THE COUNTRY ARE CIV
n ing children Cooper's Cough and Group Spec
fc. Why Because 1t cures the worst case of
Group ia 10 minutes For sale at KUPFER Il CO.
444 Van Ness ave; DAHLBENDER & Co. 2I4
Kearny ST., and kUfFER'S cor. Suffer and Bro
derrick SITS. jel3 3m cod
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u
The Great American Importing Tea Company
sells erocAery, china. glass majollca and tinware
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{ lORNSt CORNSi WARTS WARTS; BUNIOESi
- moles and Gallons flesh are permanent y removed
without pain by DR. Lamotte's French Corn Paint
and DR.. Lamotte's French BuniOn PlasJers %
cents: sold by all druggists and shoestOres. Depot
1919 Market ST. s. f. iyl st
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TRAVELLERS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
1 should AL the "Combined Letter Press anI
Book price compete 81 20; book of 100 pages.
an mex ana press all in roll II inches long by
inches thick; best value for the money noStaaid
81 40. CHARLES E SAYLOR, agent 10 Mont
gomery St. San Francisco 300 ~
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PORTER FOR A COUNTRY MERCHANDISE
store; $50 and found; luncbcounter COOK
county hotel $50 and fare cook aud wife country
sotei So5 cooks, $50 and $40; dishwashers.
$S5. II. I. MARD & CO Cos and an or -
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THEo. Z. METZLER. PRIN. DETECTIVE BIZ
L reau; all business strictly confidential. Rm 10,
Pheian Bldiag; telephone 1904. my26 BIN
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A PHTOLINE PRODUCES FLESH DEVELOPS
u the bust. increases the Weig ht to any amount
desired 81 per box. For sale by gists ivI ms
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
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EPENING ECHOES.


Katherine-"She's intensely musical
What would be nice wedding prescntg''
Sllvia-"Why don't YOU Give ber 4
dozen solid silver tuning forksY''--,Judge
A Silver Lining -,rrhor'.,s
one gond tbing about lEis chnlare !, p
Winks-"Wbatis that ~ JinEs1" wv,
any one begins when vas ss in F,,ron tai !
Won can mn without civ;ng 49, 1870
Men York Wiki, t'i"t' o'-ot'1e'
The following adverti.apen, ro,o,.,,.
appeared in the ncysonsi I'M cnIu,n T', ~
Nav York dmilv, * vii t ,oi,,.a " y
Young man If good soria Ndsf t ~ ,,.,i
marry auy ladv of man. vEn I, Uni W. WI
VIDE funds for MIN 10 nrocnra , NJ i;,pt, ~"
from his present wifn VIM, H. : G aamn,,t
gct along witbn - - e"'''io'
.,Whe6 / marry anal, nv r. IL s,ro
Of one thin~ ana th.t Z ~, ~ " w. MY snia =
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oossrASrISoPLE DOGS.
They Possess Many of the Traits of tn
Inhabitants of That Peculiar City.

IuuiNu Nniuu.
The dogs of Constantinople form q
class Of as much Importance as other
Asiatic races. The Europeans have used
their influence, backed BY money, to
destroy these dogs either hy killing or
by banishing them; but the Turks-from
the humblest servant who divides his
crust with them, to the Imperial Sultan
who has them fed from his palace
shows an election for them which is
surprising. The dogs live in commune
ties Of six, eight or 10, and each sets APP
propriates to itself certain section Of
from one to three squares. The most
intelligent dog seems 10 be the president
or commander Of the group.
They are very friendly with all the
inhabitants who live in their special
locality, while they show no recognition
70 those who pass along their highway
II they DO not reside there. They guard
their ground, and do not allow any
other dog TO intrudc. | noticed one
stray dog who came around the corner,
thereby infringing on the other dogs
territory; he was attacked at once, and
barely escaped with his life.
These dogs have no special owner
each block or square having lis own
group OF dogs. They seem to know
every man, woman, and child who lives
II heir Eeighborhood, and their tails
whenever any of these make their
aPPeafance. | remember coming through
one OF the narrow streets late one night,
and as It was quite warm | suddenly
took oil my coat and hat; one dog com
menced TO bark, then another and
another followed suit. The guide told
me must put on my hat, as the dogs
had recognized that was foreigner,
and that they were evidently displeased
az my attempt to 50 through their prin.
cipality in my shirtsleeves. took the
adyice of the guide, and the howl of the
o5s ceased.
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THE HoRsE 4ND rHE CAMEL.
Why the Former shoulders at Sight of the
ship of the Desert


There is an Arab tradition cited in
Burton's Gold Mines of INDIAN" re-
garding the creation of the camel, which
illustrates the popular but erroneous
opinion that that animal Is ugly in form
and temper.
The story goes that when Allah deter
mined TO create the horse he called the
south wind and said II desire to draw
from thee new being; condense myself
by parting with thy tiuidity" The Gre
atortlen took handful Of this element,
blew upon it the breath of life, and the
noble quadruped appeared.
But the morse complained against his
maker. His neck was too short to reach
the distant grass blades on the march;
his back had no hump to steady a
saddle; his hoofs were sharp and sunk
deep into the sand, and he added many
similar grievances Whereup0n Allah
created the camel to prove the foolish
ness Of his complaint.
The horse shuidered at the sight Of
what he wanted to become, and this is
the reason every horse starts when
meeting its caricature for the first time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
4 sLEEPfye siGsAL NAV.
Overcome With Fatigue Caused Il
Thirsk I,niI,raN Accident

LoSDoS. Nov 3.-Thronghout the night
men were working upon the debris Of the
wrecks Of the express aud goods trains that
cplliicl near Thirst; yesterday morning.
The tender 81 the express train has not
been lifted from the wreckage. 1t is sus-
pectei that when il is removed several
bodies will be found beneath it.
The signal man Holmes who is held re
spousiaie for tine disaster. shows signs of
menta! arrangement. Mlch sympathy is
expressed for him and there are not a few
people who declare that the station
master j. the one who is really re-
spDnsibe for the wreck. Holmes had
passed Tuesday night at the bedside of his
dying child. After the death Of the child
he asked the station master for leave
Of absence but his request was re.
fused and he was compelled TO take his
post at the signals. Physically Worn ont
BY fatigue over his SICK child, be fell asleen
and thus precipitated the wreck. The nc.
riieut affords special interest to the evil
dence Of the witnesses now testifring as to
railway management before the Royal
Labor Commission The men assert that
they are oyerworked, while the railway
officials testify that il is impossible to
WORK the traffic Of the lines III fixed day
OF 10 hours.
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When the Feud was Forgotten.

81. Louis Republic
Two months ago was in the billiard
hall of the Peabody Hotel at Memphis"
said j. II. HATFIELD Of Louisville, now
stopping at the southern. Il became
engaged in game with stranger. We
played for some time and when we quit
went into tile saloon to take a drink.
While standing up at the bar said:
"'lwould like TO meet you again while
! am here. am stranger iii the city
and my name is Hatfield
"llattield!" said he. "Well, ! am
glad 10 meet you, even if my name is
Mccoy"
Fortunately" continued Mr.. Hat
field, neither Of us was related to the
Kentucky families, and instead of
shooting at each other we took another
drink.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10

Attempt 10 Break Jaii--sheriM Simmons
Discovers IL in Time.

Special Correspondence u Gazette and journal
NEW CksrLE nov. Yesterday Alter.
noon, while going the rounds OF the prison,
Sheriff Simmons discovered dasya-dly
attempt 70 break Jail. Iii cell 10. III n III.
upper tier, where Walter Blackburn, WIN
was tried for murder and ugquitrGd Dut
who ID now awaiting ttial ~ d charge of
horse stealing and 4, e, Harding. Who IL
also held for court on "a charge III uiuhr2zle-
Inent, are impriaDf ed, 4 hole was found IN
the top Of the cell around fAe vGiEtj!atGr
large enough 70 admit a man BODY Here
the men intended 70 crawl through o. He
roof and gam their liberty b. sr4lj, sth4
wall. a hook made from the haA8.e III a
bucket which was to be used for thsosbY@c
purpose, knife ami a malice were .ylNl
in the cell.
A search of the clothes 81 Hardin, re-
yealed very fine stu4l sax abDjit Ii ran
long and ali inch Rttin, carefully -t'$u lt
in his shirt BOSOM tie Instrument MI.
sharp one and was probably 4 al r.le..
lively. Il IS mystery how the mcM pyt
the tools, as every person that gisis Inc
Jail 10 converse with prisoner Is Carefully
searched, Us is also their blskc'g, THr
sheriff suspects woman vito iii, b.a4
visiting Harfing rs the Unu who trcI ~
aid him To escape. She is SAID t. be tine
tools when he attempted ~ lcuyr tllu WI.
mington polio" station. For .eycr,.i IN! /
the wardens have heard peculiar nD..eiu
one OF the cells.
The sheriff determined Ia learn ihe
origin Of IL and yesterday afternoon l.G
visited every cell The hoe Iii ;Ae I'D u
No. 70 clearly proved the cause N tire
noise. Harding and Blackburn ~cre at
once removed 10 No. 70, the dungeon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
WHOSE IMAGE .4HD SUPERscRIr-
TiON rs MN?



o. God if Thou Of life the fountain art
My life, Of Thee must surely be part,
Or else as mirrors representing Thee
My thoughts, as sembances are given me,
TO echo back to Beings deep abyss
His boundless, speeChless, blessedness
What could claim, what more could |
aspire
Than 10 reflect Gods own eternal fire? "a
Thou art, o, God the universe of thought;
So can only be Thy Image wrought
In sense-born symbols; even as the bow
OF clotld-wrought sunshine saith; It's truly
So
The sun must have its cloud, or ether blue
To mirror back the prisms' various hue;
50 Thy all-folding light will not disclose,
III man, Thy Image, understands aud
knows
That he prism is;-whose sunlight Thou
Unfolding light and life as doth the bow
Disclose Thy glory-tinted lights, for SO
O. Thou, Only One
Art mirrored in my mind
WILNINGToN, Oct. 18th. 1892.
-(ll Fire is the symbol o. Gods life (a) at alone
else is His reflection, true or false
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
cHEFsINrnhHrM ExniHIr
To be Held for the Iienett Of the Young
Mem,s ChrIstian Associatinn.

Wilmigtnng fourth annual chrvsan-
thenuH exhibit will begin November 18th
and continue three DAYS 1t will be held
III the gymnasium OF the Young Mems
Christian Association and for the benefit
Of that organization, lhe ladies auxiliary
uf the association will have charge Of the
exhibition. Competition is open to all
and the florists ~ this city arc expected to
make large cShibit
a Correspondent says "'fhe cause for
which the cxnibitiun is 10 he given should
enlist the interest ug every lover Of flowers
Tine ladies are uIpst DESTROYS that it shall
he q success in creating M interest IN the
growth Of this most lovely autumn plant,
but most especially that The cause for
which they are working shall receive a
liberal support. Could our best,rlnded
citizens look IN the associations rooms
any evening and See their crowded Condi-
non, thrDnycI Oh account Of the different
lines Of WyfE being carried on, | am very
sure the Att,e AID which each might give
wyuld be gladly given"
Tie following premiums will be offered:
William NJ CpnbE, lirst premium 81, for
thr best ~ cut 6lDOms, not less than 10
varieties, second premium, s., for the best
srGHllug ever shown, not less than three
Blooms Mrs. Job ", IlcEspn, first pre-
inium, ~, for he best lJplants, one bloom
% rtrli plant not over Six plants iii pots;
'i'FllA'l iii'tltilllt 49, wi lllt liFSt lIitt
plants Hpt e1iihitGd previous ols!l2, third
premium ~, Iuf THE DcststDGr varieties Of
naturally sr,%n piAls5 J. Taylor Cause,
first rtru.um. 81, lnr the best four
japanese varieties sc"pAd premium, 81,
t,r he b."l t,re plans 6f yellow; Mrs,
hI"ari HjNGlNrsr jr, -, FIR the best y
nutlra prag$ Hi les- tiiitn I'VE varieties.
Additional rrri#.ums Will b., offered and
INC W. Will Dt enIoIcel as soon as il is
completed.
Tile reire.hmrnt tables win be in charge
nf he ladies' amt the ra cream and cake
table ii Charge y. MIS- Homer Barry,
Home mp!c candy viii be Sold W Miss
Annie li..tp allA the lemonade well viii
be presided oYer BY Miss Ida soga.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
THE SIZE OF HEADS.
The Interesting Observations of an In.
teliigent Halter.
w. II .noaa

Washington sunday Herald.
"SAow me mSn's hat and | will tell
you his nationality" said wcll.known
halter 10 reporter for the Sunday
Herald the other day. you see almost
every nation has some particular shape
Of head or style Of hair.
AN Americans head is generally
long and narrow. Most Americans
have pretty big heads They wear a
seven or seven and one-eighth sized
hat
"a German. on the contrary, has a
broad head, fiat in the forehead and
high in the crown. The Germans wear
very large hats, but this is more because
they wear them pulled down low than
from the actual size of the head. A
Frenchman's head IS much the shape Of
an Americans, but the back part Of his
head is much broader than his forehead.
And the head is small Irish heads are
large and almost perfectly round, as are
those Of Englishmen.
"But the worst head Of all is the
japanese, and fortunately there are not
many of them here. You see, their hair
is very thick and harsh and it is almost
impossible to get hat that will fit the
back part Of their heads and not stick
out in front And they always want Il
stiff hat, too.
But he concluded, mo matter what
the shape Of head may be, | generally
find about as much brain in big as a
little headm
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10

1t is reported from Mexico that a com
pany las been organized to mine the
sulphur IN the Craters of the volcano
PnpocaterctI, which is now said to be in a
qiliescent state.
The Pennsylvania railroad station at
Glen, Chester county, Pa, was visited by
safe robbers, Tuesday week, and the
building wrecked by an explosion. But
little was secured by the robbers.
Twomen yesterday week entered the Foot
County Bank, 1T Spearville, Kansas, and,
with drawn reviewers, robbed Cashier
Baird OF Sl,lO0. As the robbers ran out Of
the bank and jumped their saddles a
party Of hunters came along and learning
nf the bold robbery, opened tire on the m.
The robbers returned the fire. About is
shots were exchanged but nnone was hurt
on either side,
Opium valued At over $4,000 was seized
Wednesday by san Franci co customs OIL
cials ON the steamer Oregon, from Port
land. The duty is estimated at $1,000.
At st. Louis, on Tuesday week, while
returning from visit with friends in the
southern portion Of the city, Mrs. Ellen
Rose, aged " years, was knocked down
and dragged into Il lumber yard by two
men, where she was horribly outraged and
mutilated. Her assailant3 were arrested
and lockcdup. Mrs. Rose is in 4 precarious
condition.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
4 DOG TRAM 70 70 STEAL.
He Would Snatch Umbrellas From
Woman and Run AMnY with Them.


Women and Run Away with Them.
One Of the best dog stories on record
came out in the Kensington (England)
police court recently. A woman was
walking along Kensington Park road,
when a good.sized dog ran up beside
her and snatched her umbrella from her
hand, and bounded off with it.
The animal followed swift posting
cart in which were a man and woman.
A man in a carriage saw the incident
and pursued the cart. The occupants,
when oyertaken, declared that they
knew nothing about the dog, which still
kept beyond reach.
Later in the day the man saw the
same cart and dog in Walworth road
The man and woman had been arrested
for assaulting a policeman. The cart
was examined and found to contain six
women's umbrellas. The only case
pressed against the prisoners was the
one for assault, The dog is incorrigi-
BILE. The umbrellas await owners.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10

and SO popular as to need no special men
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song Of praise, A purer
medicine docs not exist, and il is glaran-
tned to do all that is claimed. Electric
Btters will cure all diseases Of the liver
and kidneys, will remove pimples bols,
salt rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood. Win drive malaria from
the system and prevent as well as cure all
nalaral tevers. For cure of headache,
constipation and indigestion, try Electric
Bitter5, Entire satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded at Beaton Smiths drug
store, corner seventh and Pine streets.
Goods delivered free
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10

MADRID, Nov. 3.-The people of Granada
were greatly disappointed at Queen-regent
Christmas refusal to visit their city with
King Alfroso, after great preparations had
been made to receive them. The feeling
Of disappointment changed to one Of
anger and large mob walked about the
city and destroyed the handsome triumph.
ant arches that had been erected and set
fire to the octroi offices and stood by while
they burned. Then the mob proceeded to
the stand that had been erected for the use
Of the royal party during the unwilling Of
a statue Of Columbus and completely de-
nolished it, together with a platform built
for public use
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10

IHpIANAroLIs, lSp., Nov. Stationery.
general Miller vino spoke at the Grand
Opera House here last night, in an inter.
view confirmed the report that he would
retire from the cabinet of President flarri
son, next March, whatever may be the
result OF the approaching election
General Miller stated that he had made
up his mind to this effect several
years ago. The motive that prompts
him IS financial considerations and his de-
sire to resume the practice Of law at
fundamentals
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
TERRIBLE LAKE FITALITIEs,
And the Heaviest Cargo Losses on Record
In LIKE Tralfir.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The recent gales on
the lakes were probably the most de-
s:rUctive to lake shipping IN the history Of
inland marine The losses If last Fri.
dozen boats having passed out OF existence
and not less than . seamen having been
lost.
The nearest approach to the recent gale
in the amount of properly lost was in the
great storm If Thanksgiving, lSs9. when
the losses exceeded SiDi,up. other storms
have greatly exceeded this last one in the
property.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
A Reasonable Inference.
Judge.

Mr.. Ronald am sure that your
niece, who makes her debut next week,
must be a very lovely girl
Mrs. Howager-She certainly is; but,
as you have never seen her, how came
you to know IL:
Mr.. Ronald heard Miss Fading,
who is in her fourth season, say that
she was a perfect fright.