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The morning call., 1892-06-15
Petition in Insolvency.

A voluntary petition in insolvency has
been filed by Alfred A. Mclean. truss
maker His liabilities are $500 10, of which
$500 is for alimoDy due Jennie Mclean of
1722 Market street. from whom he was di-
yorced in June, 1891, assets S475.
The morning call., 1892-06-15
Woodward IL Recover,ns.

NJ. Woodward, who is accused of swind-
ling Asa Fisk by means of forged indorse-
ments to promissory notes, appeared in De-
partment of the Police Court, where a
charge Of forgery is pending against him on
the calendar. His attorney secured a con-
tiDuanee OF lis exami nation until JnlY 6
The morning call., 1892-06-15

Joe Shea has once more consented to
cavort in an Oakland uniform. and left for
the south yesterday with that ill-starred ag-
gregation. Whitehead has been released.
and is no doubt glad Of it.
Frisco and San jose will play this alter
noon at Piedmont. Following is the
The morning call., 1892-06-15

TRADE FELL OFF WITH THEM.-Henry T..
Mitchell. retail dealer In millinery goods, is the
latest nsolvent. Liabilities S2816 10; assets,
stock at 1884 Market street $1,000 aud $3.50
worth OF property at 2218 Post street, exempt
from execution. The troubles with him, he says
are depression In business and a falling of In
trade.
The morning call., 1892-06-15
Berke Iey.


The Street Committee of the Board of
Trustees has reported unfavorably upon
the widening OF the sidewalk on Claiming
way and also against putting stone side
walks on University and San Pablo avenues
until they have been widened and graded.
Health Officer Payne has called the atten-
ton Of the Town Trustees to the necessity
OF a sanitary inspector.
Professor Gayley has left for the East.
whence he will accompany his wife to
Europe, to spend the summer. Professor
Bacon will also go to Europe for the
summer.
Berkeley taxes will become delinquent
after July g.
Two gravel cars were wrecked at Lorin
yesterday. They both jumped the track
and spilled their loads, but no one was
hurt.
Jack Holden of Temeseal fell from
watering cart the other day and received
injuries that paralyzed him from the waist
down.
X. NJ. Fitzgerald, John L. Davie and E. l..
Fitzgerald have asked the Trustees for
franchise TO construct that portion of their
electric road TO run through Berkeley.
The morning call., 1892-06-15

Round trip transfer tickets are now on sale at
any OF our offices at reduced rates, VIZ. One
trunk, round trip, so cents; single trip 80 cents
Keep your baggage checks until you reach this
city. Morton Special Delivery. II Geary street,
40S Taylor, Oakland ferry depot.
The morning call., 1892-06-15

BERTELING has the only reliable methoisto
+ detective sight 427 Kearuy street.
The morning call., 1892-06-15

San Diego proposes TO go to work and
plant shade trees all over herself.
The morning call., 1892-06-15
La RastiIe.

The anniversary OF the fall of the Bastile
will be celebrated on the 14th of July in
Woodward's Gardens. Charles Marais has
been chosen president of the day and A.
FToment grand marshal of the procession.
The morning call., 1892-06-15
MISCELLA NEOUs.
SPECIAL
BARGAINS!

Too many Paraso1s ! Prices
are reduced just one half.
The original tickets are on
each Parasol. lift is marked
S. the price now is 81 50; if
it is $4, new price is So. See?
Come to-day or tomorrow.
Other bargains.
AZ so All the Balance of our
PRINTED INDIA SILKS,
few also at Csc.
At ooRY1Es. ALL WOOL
3S-INCH DRESS GOODS,
regular price soc.
At LADIES, WHITE SKIRTS.
deep ruff1e and edging of A.
inch embroidery or lace, re-
duced from 81 25, heavy
muslin.
At -4-BUrroN uNDREssED
KID GLOVES, dark shades.
AT All our Csc, 35, 40o MEMS
SCARFS, any style.
~ l D LADIES FINISHED HOSE
black foot. solid colored
tops, regular price csc.
~ so CORSETS. odd styles. some
soiled, worth from 75c to
So.
al 5C-B BEDFORD CORDS. light
ground, reduced from 10c.
At &C and 5c-APRoN CHECK
GIN G. H M S, re-
duced from sc and
S13c.
~ ooO EXTRA LARGE BED
SPREADS, reduced from
81.
sS- Big lot of NEW IRISH POINT
LACES Our HANDKERCHIEF
SALE still on. Better get some.
All Our Kid Gloves Mended
Free for One Year.
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 10 p NJ
NM ORDERS ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY
PEcr TyrUIrn cyoor fU 7U- ryyH
The morning call., 1892-06-15
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

Plans are invited for the NEW FRENCH
HOSPITAL of this city. For programme and
full particulars of competition and prizes,
apply $40 Jackson ST., San Francisco JET 15t
The morning call., 1892-06-15

NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
L EARNY AND WASHINGTON STS-RE-MOD.
N eled and renovated KING. WARD Il Co
European plan. Rooms soc to 81 90 per day. 81 to
81 per week, 80 TO $50 per month: Tree baths: hot
and cold water every room: ire CRATES In every
room; elevator runs all night. felt WeSaSu Iy
The morning call., 1892-06-15

AulHIt"I W VUIoJ1 WtUt WUWH 10 FUTLIn 5
Landing yesterday afternoon and was
driven away with shotguns. He wanted TO
see the ole man who has been squatting in
the cabin for the water front com
pany Tor the past two years, but For
tins men refused to allow him to
cross the disputed territory. He in-
sisted, saying that he merely wanted
to speak to the old man on personal mat
tiers. Bob Craig brought the argument to a
close 10y bringing out shotgun. Craig
afterward admitted that he did not intend
TO shoot. but only wanted TO bluff Woolsey.
In this he succeeded, as Woolsey retired as
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-23
DR.. Alexander,
Physician I Surgeon.

Graduate University of Mary
ard. formerly Resident Student
and Clinical Assistant at the
Maryland University Hos ital.
W Special attention given to
SURGERY and Diseases of Chill
dTen.
OFFICE AT
Mrs.::S heetz's,
Opp. Insellig-neer Office.
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l5es eions of the C1ourth

t5eS eions of the Courts
cfrsuit csuys. iztA Jo5ies~3 GsceFss Hos.
'sses = Armstrong. Prssidisg -fsfks ~
0rsss County --Feur,h Tuesday b. Mach.
Sat- tsesesy 10 jsro and third TsAk<SS q
)o;nbsS.
Hsmpshiss ooaety-Fir ras,dsy II fsA
.usry, ssrspi Tuss,lsy II Ex5 s5d ILL.,
tuesday In Septeuhse.
baIcy O7,ipty --seeesd zaexdax On slsrrh
Lst f'nesasJ II May ana Afss faSs<sy s.
October.
Mineral Goppiy-. Second fpesf>S 10 Jss.
sary, fpcrth rasAasy I'd zpsn srd afa ssss5
iay "a Jt< teciter.
Pehdlstoa tjor-aty--Secspd Wsdurrdsy n
APRIL Wednesday, sstef second faasxsy b
iaes. aud erst Hsaaesdss " Hoxssnbss. :,
County Court OF Hcmpshirs County
John = Psncate, Presideut-R. d. Powell
snd WIN n. Peprer Commissioners. q \
Whi's Clerk. The regular sessions are held
hegintiog on the 6rst THesdsy il January
aud April. The lsst Tuesday, In July, and ths
oaith Tuetday in October.
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who We proposs 20 send to you. transpor-
0ftou paid. The hteis darling rests againsS
q pillow, and 10 IN the act OF drawing on M
pink sook, tho mate OF which has been pulled
on and hung aside with q triumphant coo.
The nssh tints are perfect, and the eyes follow
ycs, no matter where you stand. The exQut-
eftorSproductions OF this greatest painting OF
PAINTERS or baby life arc to be given to thoeo
who subscribe to Demorest's Family MagA-
Stns for 1898. The reproducd ons cannot be
told from the original, which cost 500 and
arc The same size QTxe2 inches9. The baby N
lie size, ane absolutely lhahke. We have
also N preparation, TO present TO cur sub,
scx1oSn during US, othor great pictures By
Louis DSeohamps, and Others Of worla-wtdo
rNnown. Take only two examples Of whak
We DID dlring tie past year. A Yard OF Pan
aies." and A White House orohid " BY The
wtee af President Harrison, and you Wdl sO@
what our promises mean.
Those who subscribe for Domorest's FAMILY
Magn.ine Tor H8 WIN possess gallery OF e<S
Magazine tibet cannot be eQualed by any A
NE world for Its beautiful Illustrations and
suby0ot matter, that viii keep everyone post
90 on all the TOPICS OF the day, and all the
lads and different k01ns OF interest about tho
household, besides furnishing interesting
whole family: and whfle Demoresf's e net
9 fashion Aega1tBe, its fashion peees are poF-
pot, and we give you. fTee 81 eost, all the pat
ee<nS You wish to- use during tho year, and
N any size you choose, Send In your sub
eCT4pA1on nt once, only e. aud you VIII really
E9t over 80 IN value. Address the publiaher.
". ye0ntngs Demorest, Is East 4th st., New
AoEk- N you pre- CnAoQuainted with ~
BAga1tae. send 70 cents for SpeetGSn SeW
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TINE TABLE
IN =. IiI;1' Sc &c FOL
WINTER SCHEDULES.
10 eesciNovembsr l6, 1890
EORTDnBOCND.
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Enf-rrfistn Esvsnr Mast ryue &c. i,ss-u~t~d
80 started ne .srksd rssa1y ns.sy lss-~
uen go rssted 70. beesns able s aad ~ b,lS
ss.ss s~r,'otr he.e u dsat succeed thai VII 70
weFk efrtn - the euEns In vhich ~ ra~ns~
Irue a tos shAll 80 tnsruct and starr ySs rs,-.i
~ Ne do, and u uork tndnstrisusv ysa vii an IA.
tste Do ahleso Say igiant and bald yuu Wa
III 1serSY en- 20 sASsee al sar new Inc sf work rn
tet sal Lonefasy. BY those Of yoana o. 80
eed Ia thesr localities they Nv.
e.n d ths wofh Easy learn frni.l, c-ythax
ws.s lbs eniirely Rs~ lead ssizKs vpnas-sel
ererg werker. Berinnsss fslS =,
$50 ps- vesk and np~ards and mere nr tsie =, -
.ese We ran furnish Jos the ploy ., sk ~
NA6E Issiais 40 age Of and Al
~, Ersst nssfn wesi,h giving Great n ne
- r.rard o. ry tnoostssua Mhcsevsr roa ar
eno ~hatsvor dsuE wArs a h, 60 a,-t -.
work nt enee Delry ps-r ~ i,t +.
you ~ space 70 erDlAla ysa vail 40 -
&v-n, gASs al piAfl @ ven FRET. Adara<.
]@o n q Co. Box Aso. Aslxsssa. Lains
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kendaIl's SPAWN Cure.

EoEYo vBro. Cole. Dsc N sea
On. \ J. KEr1AIL Co.. Eaosbargh Fairs. Vi:
o0nts-IA the year 1874 treated VITA Keccai.'s
bpavfn Oire = Bone Bpavin Of seven yoors Stand.
rag nearly rs large ~ q hoaS egg and plotsiy
stopped the lasneuess and naaoye1 the etlnrV-a
meat HAvo worked the horse very hard evor
siney. he rsover kaz shown any lam snsss Hafthsr
go 30 RpT dkGoson0s "a de GGs OF the hook.
Years trHly, y. q COOLEY.
Prtse 81 psr SSssgS, 81 stS beeeses for
~. All SrS1gksfs hsOO &c or s0,s gss "a
fSP voS, o. 20 WSII be cent 20 onr a6-
SSsSs 90 resSkFs sTPrEe0 BY exc ProPrio-
~. 3. ]. KENDALL co..
Eaoshursh Falls. Verweat.
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Keadall's Sparfn Cure.

d. n .. E.r,Azx Co.'S
os<s-n B VIA ~ eveoeeet s,tsfsstis, sAs< Z
fssrn - xhss hero ety~A sas fe1sowfrs ekass.sz
1911 y ;ISaSssHsE &c st Le'fsnsss; e e
fore bost. i an ~c<kkag On ElrI efnf
epsyin CnrA II Il Ne bSst LhRaz,eo4 fAr mar OF
beant have ever used- lfseeu.Ee.di 10 - al horss
Ses WITHOUT yosr f&r4nasss woah nc worthiers-
have frieods wks used IS for rpraius cod
Brufses AMI caref lhssa- rkSy rsy IL 4 lhs bsss
they ever nsed- Ysuss truly u y. q WILL
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CONTAMINATION sureIy oursa.

70 TIE Eorroni-Piess inform your readeus
THAI have positive remedy for the sbove-nar.eA
dissa~s~ By Ito timely thousands OF hopeless
oases have beon permanently cured. shall 10 glad
70 Sud two bottles of my remedy FREE 70 any Of
Tovr readers who have consumption n thay win
sod me their Bxprsss and r. o. address. Ragp<st
osIiS. r. A sLoCUA. II. c.. la Pearl b.. q. x.
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O, isina5 $S.75 Edition for

VS. will ssad you 5easral Lees acpaars.
publishers origin edition, best paper,
cloth, green and gold biading, hithsrIo sold
by subs oripiion At $3.7o,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-23
DO you WAIT TO ADOPT A aAv

Maybe you think this Is n new buzxuoss
sending out babies on application; it has BEEN
done before however, hut never have thoso
furnlshed been 80 near the original sarn pleas
this one. Everyone will exclain, WeA
snscs the sweosest baby over sawP' This
vow but faint idea OF the exquisit b ortrinai
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-23
pREss GOODS BARGAINS,

So inch Cashmees Heneta Every money
Fanly Mixtures and Bedford Cords funded.
at % cents yard l LOT ~ Aoiro, uoo pro,o, nj
We showing the cords Srrinr Sbodos
rreest line Of Dress
Cumberland at % yard 90 80. 40 80 az ~ @
100 Of the o t'e 10 iucn al WTo ser
weest styles OF Spring Dress Sttn dI W. S u 80 } Jus
foods have All We
wool Serges, Henreas Brlan- t S a' 0oo' Yafu
nc Aartross and Baiste in the No house the part
Spring Shades Brown the state has made OF an CT
Nodes Blues Greens and oI 10 get toghe tne greatest va
other shades ey et Dress Goods to sell at $lG0
than have, them
and Stripes, will have succeeded admrs
Mixtures, Cancels Hair PIaids ana bly,.
others You should sec. Kyber Cloth Chae50 pieces
ing this splendid Of advance this
cents ward. goods. All 60 at 8 cents per yard
our cent Black Saline for 12 big Fanns
l'' is the best thing in at g. 10 124
Wy Everybody big lot Of Nainsooks at 8,
sen the best American Indigo 10, 12A and -
Oaco Tor cents yard 100 Cling
The swiss Muslin at 10, 12t 10 hams at 10 and
'.IsS ana up 100 dozen Ladies Fast Black
d Cord Calico IN Hose, actually worth 40
style and shade start the season at the price Of 25
NHna Cloth.-1 o this lew cents a
ooh is beautiful thing Only Ladies' very Cotto
Hose n Tans
's Button Kid Gloves in Greys and Blacks; will
'1D Browns and Blacks, while
bargains in Hosiery, Gloves Underwear, Coats and (t
HGmbEeEOn's Bee Hire Store,
'8'LHrIoRE STREET lN FIRST NATIONAL BAN b.
CUMBERLAND ND.
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r r. CARSKADON B. l.. HARNIsO
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-21
COW THEY ESCAPED.
How Murderer Martin Reed and Three
Prisoners Gained Liberty at Washington.


How Murderer Martin Reed and Three
Prisoners Gained Liberty at Washington.
Never was such excitement known in
the quiet town of Little Washington as
was created on Thursday evening when
the announcement was made that Mar
tin Reed, the condemned murderer OF
Alexander Chapel, together with other
prisoners, had escaped from the jail.
There were % or 80 prisoners contin-
ed in the jail. All of them except Muir
derer Reed were given the liberty Of
the corridors. Reed was locked in his
cell in the northeast corner OF the Jail.
The prisoners were yelling, singing and
making a great deal of noise which was
not an unusual thing. Now and then
one Of them would approach Reed in
his cell and converse with him through
the bars. While roaming about the cor
rider in an aimless manner they finally
strolled into the iron cage in the center
OF the Jail where the other prisoners
were. Suddenly they sprang out, the
door was slammed shut aud all the pris-
oners save the conspirators were locked
in securely.
This was before eight o'clock in the
evening. The conspirators had pump
handle and they made use of it. Climb
ing upon the western tier OF cells they
dug into the brick wall, and in an in
credibly short time had cut hole
through the west wall about 90 feet
from the ground. While some OF them
were digging into the brick and mortar,
others who had lifted door of a cell,
carried it up TO the top Of Reeds cell.
There they used it as lever and twist
ed two bars loose and making wide
aperture through which they pulled up
the convicted murderer.
Once outside the cell and liberty was
near. A long rope was made of blankets
torn in long strips and twisted together.
Cotthem and Brown descended in safety
TO the ground. Then Reed sprang TO
the hole in the wall. He weighs over
200 pounds and was too heavy for the
rope. 1t broke under the strain and
Reed fell heavily when fifteen feet from
terra frma.
Martin Reed was under sentence Of
death for the murder Of Alex. Chapel,
TO whom he pointed out bottle which
contained poisoned whisky, at the Bur-
gettStown fair last fall. The unsuspeCt-
ing Chapel drank of it and died in a
short time. 1t was proven at the trial
that Reed and Mrs. Chapel had been
on intimate terms, and infatuation for
her, it is supposed, prompted the crime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-21
SherIfs Sale Of Personal Property
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county.
James @. Reynolds and others

In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county.
James @. Reynolds and others
David r Paige, survivor, 20 }
Under an order made By the said court in the
above entitled cause, l will on
TUESDAY. MAY oath, 1892,
sell at public suction the property hereinafter
described, selling the various parts thereof at
various places where the same now are, that Is to
say:
10 A. N. as follows:
T boiler, 2 small derricks, tram RAILROAD
track, SO 600 feet OF lumber. more or less, false
work at stone bridge and Twentieth street 0
tons OF iron in false work ~ stone bridge, lot
Of bolts, / lot Of tools, lot OF rePe, lot OF
hose, l lot Of gas pipe, 4 iron TUBS lot OF gas
lamps, 2Pulsometet pumps, tram cars Thence
al tn north end Of Chapiine Hill tunnel, atil;3l
a. m. as follows: ! 500 bs dynamits, 5 shed
buildings, boiler, pump, hand PoSeF, sec
ton CT hose. lot OF gas pipe, pieces heavy
iron Joining, locomotive complete. l circular
saw, forge, lot Of gas pipe, lot Of fixtures,
! lot OF light railroad iron Thence ~ the
south end OF Chapiine Hill tunnel, a. 30 p m
as follows: sets OF cart harness, sets Of
wagon harness, 6 carts, IsiEs chain blocks,
l lot Of YheslboFrovs. 10; Of gas plPe, lot OF
tools, forge, 8 pumps blasting batteries, l
lot Of iron, s plows. . scPapers. trucks. bolt
machine, 60 tunnel cars, ] hosting enigma
Thepce az the Peninsula, at3p. m, ~ follows:
S pair car wheels, 8 scrapers,2 car spiders, 3
steam rock drills, tripods, pump, l LOT Of
steam fixtures, lot OF old iron. lot Of wheel
barrow wheels, lot OF derrick blocks. lot Of
old tools, / lot OF Sruns for hoisting engine,
sand screen. 2 weights for steam drills I lot OF
old car boxes, lot Of gas pipe. drtll press.
safe st oflce; safe a. No @ Tvslirh street;
3 boxes merchandise ~ Ne. e6 Twelfth street.
1850 = - LEWIs sFREsROn.
mal2 Sheriff Of Ohio conhty,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-21

handsome stone front Of ornamental de-
sign. If adopted, the building would
De one of the most handsome, architect
urally, In the city. 1t is an Office build
ing, purely, but it is probable that the
first floor will be changed to provide for
a large store-room, with a handsome
entrance for the hallway.
After viewing the plans for the build
ings, committees were appointed to
solicit stock subscriptions. The gentle
men circulated through the audience
and in fifteen minutes had about forty
four shares of the value OF $50 each
subscribed, making $4,000. The stock
is payable partly in cash, and the rest
at the call of committee whenever
needed. This was a good showing con-
sidering the attendance. Had the
weather been favorable, no doubt a
much larger sum would have been sub
scribed. The new Masonic Temple is
an assured fact.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-21
DIED.


RAY-Friday, May Goth, 1899, at p. NJ,
WILLIE T., son Of A. T. and Il. A. Ray, aged Ia
months and day.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents, No.
s Thirty.ninth street, Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Services at Mt. Calvary Chapel.
WARRINGTON Thursday, May 10th, 1892,
at O'Clock a. m, FRsPERlcK YAnRLINs' aged
"a years.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, CArt.r's Lane, on Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Interment at Greenwood cemetery.
BOOTH.-Thursday, May H., 1892, at 10
o'clock d. m, MATTE VIcKERs, daughter Of
Asa and Nettie Booth, aged year, months
and 20 days.
Funeral from residence Of parents, No. l36
North Front street. Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock. Friends OF the family are invited to
attend. Interment private.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-21
R.&O. Excurslona.

To Cedar Rapids, Iowa, account OF
German Baptist Conference May Goth
to June 5th at one fare for the round
trip, good returning until June Goth
1892.
To Helena, Mont. June 9TH to 18th at
one far for the round trip, good re-
turning until July 18th; account OF the
Supreme Lodge A. o. U. w.
To Washington City Sept. Is TO goth,
at very low round trip rates; account Of
the National Encampment Of the g. A.
R., good returning until October 10th.
To Minneapolis, Mimi, June I'd to 9th
at one fare for the round trip, good re-
turning until June 3Oth; account Of the
Republican National Convention.
To Chicago, June 10th to Goth, at one
fare for the round trip, good returning
until July sth; account OF the. Demo-
cratic National Convention.
To Saratoga Springs, N. Y, July 5th
to 14th, at one fare for the round trip,
plus $500, good returning July 10th;
account of the National Educational AS
ISOLATION.
To New York, July 5th to 18th, at one
fare for the round trip; account of the
Christian Endeavor United Society.