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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-20
ID. EDITION.
SNOW MAY PREVENT.
Blockades May Keep Democratic Del
egates From Albany.
MORE ABOUT THE CANNES TRAGEDY
A Ministerial Crisis Alleged in
England.
OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NE VS..
SNOW MAY PREVENT.
MORE ABOUT THE CANNES TRAGEDY
OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
THE CONVENTION IN DANGER.

Snow Blockades May Prevent New forh
Democrats From Assembling Monday.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ALBANY, NY, Feb. 20.-The state conven'
ton may be forced to postpone assembling
unless there ia cessation of the snow storm
now raging. A slight wind would create
blockade on the railroads which would make
it impossible for delegates from the western
and southern parts of the state to reach this
city.
There is no change in the political situation,
Hill will secure an undivided delegation and 1t
is said that he will make speech before the
convention.
THE OTHER CONVENTION.
The anti-Hill convention will also be held in
this city on Monday and the progress of events
will render both conventions highly interest
ing. Senator Hill is here personally directing
the work of his forces.
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lex. rights.
baltimore Markepa,

BALTIMORE, Feb. f0.-Fl0uf nrmer-western
super, a25as.65; do. extra, a75s4.95; do. family,
ASba4s5; winter wheat patent, A0OaAas; spring
wheat patent, alesSgS; do do. straight, Asa
oo0-receipts s,3Isearres: shipments, a0as barrels;
sales, also barrels. Wheat quiet and easy
No. red. spot, 1.O5alOsk; February, Lisa
l:ooA; March, loSai.osk; May, Lsskai.o6;
steamer, No. ., red, i.0o-receipts, <o,S93 bush-
els shipments $4,000 bushels; stock, TsasIs bush.
els; sales, $1,000 bushels. Southern wheat eaAer
-Fultx. l.o0al.06 Longberry, i.osal.Q& Corn nrm
March, s.aasA: April, ls,s a4Sss; May, 4osasss,;
steamer mixed, I74a41%-receipts, 332, sei bush.
els stock. 1slo5I9 bushels; sales, 900 bushels
Oats steady-No white western, ssk; No 8
mixed western. sI-receipts, hosooushsis; stock
Ssgts bushels. Rye steady-No & l0e-reeeipts
good to choice timothy, ls.ooal&o0
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TAMMANY AND HILL.
what IL Said OF Hin's Strength in n,
York.

"Hss - Saiu OF HIT strehStn In Nov
York.
The H;ll men from New York ridicule the
idea OF there being any lukewarmness in Tam
many's support Of Hill They say that Tam
many would support any candidate whom
the national convention nominated. even
il his name we're Cleveland. but that
Hill is the choice of the democrats of
New York, and if nominated would carry the
state whether this House passed free coinage
silver bill or not. They do not feel as conf
dent Of the strength OF other candidates with
the silver question to disturb them.
The talk Of Brice, German and Hill not
agreeing is summed up in this. that neither
German nor Brice would undertake to deliver
their state delegations to Mr.. Hill. The Hill
men evidently suspect Mr.. German Of wanting
the nomination himself.
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THE WHOLE ROOF FELL.

wreck q . Portuguese Customs Shed by
the Gale.
LISBON, Feb. lo-Duri9g the gale here yes
terday a girder supporting the roof Of the
Customs shed which has span
Of $50 by $50 feet fell with
most tremendous crash, carrying
with IL the entire roof. The whole interior Of
the building is filed with o shapeless mass Of
twisted Orders, heaps Of glass and piles OF cor
rugated roofing. Hundreds Of workmen were
at once put to work to clear away the debris.
body hurt by the falling roof, but It 10 hoped
that no one was killed.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
TO PROTECT LANTERNS.


In reply to the many complaints from the
residents Of ith street southeast relating TO
the absence of lights from the public gas lamps
Capt. Lusk says that the police should re-
port whether il is practicable 20 protect
the lanterns from the boys. The lights
In question were discontinued because IL was
impossible to keep the lanterns in serviceable
condition on account OF the boys. he thinks
Is is desirable to resume the lights but rays il
is useless to pay for the gas If the lanterns can
not be kept in order.
GARBAGE COMPLAINT.
Mr.. ID. 7. Hurley, the baltimore and Ohio
agent at shepherds station, ID. C.. has written
the Commissioners letter complaining Of the
nuisance that exists along the river
front AT that place caused by the
standing for days at time Of a
portion Of the citys garbage. which is sold
to the farmers in that neighborhood for fsrtil-
izers by the Districts contractor and trans
ported thither in scows and allowed 60 stand,
breeding disease. He urges that the nuisance
be discontinued at once.
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MARKED.

AGAR-MAcDoNoUGH. On Thur,dsy. Fshrusry
isrs az Westminster. an the District o. Columbia,
sohS DlhAtD AUAk. OF VIM. Arur eeQ.. 81
New Orleans. and AGNES LOUISE. daus hler Vi tie
late Katherine Macdopoush san Francesca, Cal =
psA a e ffs sSS :: xiL LA Z
ANDERSON, Ayth OF th.s ssty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-20

The Chicago worlds fair excursion train con-
veyed away SO many nlinoisans. Congressman
and others that it has been determined to post
pone the Illinois reception from Monday. Feb
ruary ~, to Thursday, February Is. at Willard
Hall Tickets and invitations will be good for
the 2Jth
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POSITIVELY FIREPROOF.

HOLLAND HoUsE.
Fifth avenue and S0th street, New York-
CONSTRUCTION: Stone, brick and iron AL stair
Ways iron aud marble. stone floors 10 the Top
OF The house. No wood except doors and trims.
Finest aud most perfect plumbing. Il. n.
kINosLEY aud BAunaxN.
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Review OF the Market.

Henry Clews Weekly Financial Review. issued
today, says: The hurricane of excitement
raised by last weeks announcement Of the an.
thracite combination has abated. Fortunately
it has left behind no wrecks, nor has it much
disturbed the even tenor Of securities not di
rectly affected by the operation. The anthracite
issues themselves, however, are left in any
thing but asettled condition. Thesymptoms oil
a desire to unload these immense holdings'have
been very manifest in a steady decline in Read
ing from Is to 81. The prevailing feeling in
Wall street toward the anthracite stocks ID
naturally one of distrust. The formation OF
this anthracite combination adds $780,, SOC, 600
to this experimental list Of security issues
That fact will in future range these properties
among the most fuctuating and uncertain on
the market, and for that reason they may be ex.
pected to promote an increase in speculative
transactions and impart additional activity to
the market.
The excitement connected with the coal prop
critics Is calculated to produce some contraction
of speculation In that particular set Of stocks,
but the symptoms are that other stocks will
provide ample material for an active market.
The Reading excitement has not materially
affected our relations with the London market
The London market shows more steadiness and
some symptoms of returning confidence in the
Barring group Of Investments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-20

IMPORTED GLAss.-The collector Of eustou,
at San Francisco. Cal, has been informed that The
size Of Doxssin which unpublished cylinder crown
and common window glass should be imported
IN limited to the capacity OF Afty square feel
and that the importation Of such glass in boxss
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JERSEY uowLKRs HERE


Win G. o. @ Rxpsrts
The Elizabeth Athletic Club, which recently
Won the championship 81 ~ Athletic Bowling
League, will bowl . match with the Columbia
Athletic Cub cf this city tonight The team.
accompanied by about hsty member Of the
club, left Jersey City last night on sve special
cars attached 70 the i2is train Of shs Royal
Blue line. while in Warrington they viii 10
the epests Of the Columbia Athlesic Club. snd
viii return 70 Elizabeth on Monday night
The team will be made mp Of ". TurnbaR
W H. Fleming. r. Davis. T. Davis. L whippss.
George Earie, n NJ. Herleuer, v. W. Psppsa.
John Warner and W. =. barber. A high aver
fer the championship. and the score, 1851,
luaue curing one Of the contests, 10 within one
poaet o. the highest ever made, Il u said, by .
team OF ten men in match
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEElH h
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD sOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAiS all PAIN.
CURES WIND COLO. and is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world BE sure and ask for Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing
Syrup, and take no other kind. 20 cents bottle.
u.iI-Iy
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SARSAPARILLA
Ii Is An OLpFAsHros Norros

lr Is An OLp-FAsH1os Nor1os
That medicine has to taste bad to do any
good.
SCOTS EMULSION is cod liver oil with
its fsh-fat taste lost-nothng 10 lost but the
taste.
This is more than . matter of comfort.
Agreeable taste 10 slwaysa help to digestion.
A sickenin9 taste is always q hindrance.
There Is only harm in taking Cod Liver Oil
unless you dixes. st. Avoid the taste.
Scott L Bovine. Chemists. 132 South 5th
Avenue, New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION
OF COD LIVER o1L-aI druggist every
where do. 81. oc20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-20

. A DsEEeu1YuL 6MoKnR was enjoyed last night
b the Corcoran Cadst Corps ii their aymosy.
i was given By ore of the nemberA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-20

THE Presidents CALLEas.-Ths PreGdenys
callers today included Vice President Morton,
Senators Proctor, Wilson, Hiscock and Warren.
Chief Justice Fuller, Representatives Lanhssn,
Dalzell Hopkins and Burrows snd ex-senator
Rice Of Arkansas 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-20

RIO JAssIRo. Feb. 2o.-Marsha, ia Fonseca,
sx-president and dictator Of Brazil, 10 again
reported to be seriously Ill. For . long time
he has suffered from cancerous affection,
precarious condition. His physicians do not
give much hope Of his recovery.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name

The following are the opening and closing pross Of
the New York Stock Market. IS reported BY special
wire TO COreou and Mccartney l4lO street
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War Department Chanre..

Gottlieb wehrie of Wisconsin. Morgan spen-
Ger of Alabama, S. Joseph Rips OF Texas, sp-
pointed copyists, $500, record and pension di-
vision.
VIM. B. Ferguson Of Kentucky, class O., 900.
record and pension division. resigned.
Hugh :. Thompson Of California. clerk class
l, adjatant generals Office, resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-20

THs CAf1lAL Cysz 0uAaDe ee0pany Q, ~
s1tsnd ~ saea1pn6us ct DseAsl Hall 4oo1ay
evening. she ~, unoee ~ eo0nAad a osD&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-20

WIN He Open ON NosAay.
Strangers visiting the city VIII hnd the Ne
tional Museum and smithsonian IustitlAisu
open on February - - they are on ~ hsls.
daya rs.
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Despite the rain last night large and appre-
ciative audience listened to the rendition of a
splendid program by the Washington Classical
Musical Society Of the following numbers:
Overture to Poet and Peasant" "Rosabel
waltzes," violin solo by NJ Y. Kimmel and
Miss +. King; march from 'Tannhauser Inter
mezzo from "Csvalleria Rusticsns;" ''Gypsy
Dance" violin solo by Master +. Kimmell and
Miss F. @. Kimmell; overture to Don Gro
vannia." The society is composed of ChaA H.
Kimmell director; Miss Florence H. King,
Uppermann, futist; Master Fritz Kmmell,
violinist.
The guests OF the evening were Rathbone
Temple, No. /; Pythian sisters, Mrs. q. W.
Keenan,, president and Phil Kearney Camp.
No. Is, Div. of Nd, s. Of ", U. s. A.. who were
Preston, g. V. commander, and Guy Z. SEN
kins, Nv. commander, Col Medley and Past Col
Brown also being Of the number. Lieut. suess
made the addresses Of welcome, which were
appropriately responded to by Mrs @. W.
keenan, and Commander G. 8. Davis The
evening was decided success.
Tonight an exhibition drill by . squad Of
High School Cadets in the new silent manual
Meeting Of the Medicinal Geographic Society.
This well known society will hold . social
meeting at Wormiey's Hotel Wednesday evsu-
ing from to II; supper at 10 O'Clock. Cards
have been issued TO members announcing the
meeting and giving details - to purchase OF
tickets. This meeting is 10 Q certain sxtsnt q
new departure for our scientific societies, but
u is custom that has been widely adopted
abroad - we'll as in some parts Of the United
States The following gentlemen aud ladies
are on the reception COMMITTEES: Commander A.
s Harksr,U. 3. n; Prof. r. H. Bigslow, Prof.
.. Z Fernow, Prof Mark w. Hsrrington, Nj.
Q. II. Kaufman. Mr.. g. L Kimbaii, Prof.
Otis I. Mason, Engineer-iu-Chisf g. W. Melville,
Y. s Nj Capt l. g. shepard, y. 8. r. NJ; Dx.
Kennan. MrA Anita n MCGEE, Mrs. Z. c.
Mendenhall, Mrs. c. Hart Merriam, MrsL Her
bert @. Ogden, Miss Z. r. scidmors, Nrs. J.
Stanley Brown, Mra O. II. Tttmsa, kra Thoa.
Wilson
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The tlks' carnival Of all nations vfn -
opened at the National Rines' Hall on Monday
night All the arrangements are completed end
u 10 promised by those who have shis afsis n
charge that those who attend when the opeuins
address 70 delivered by Commissioner Ross vin
decorations. the largest collection o. besutifui
and tsstetuiiy attired ladies and tie meet
display OF articles for sale. rafhe snd vosss
that'have ever been witnessed IN Washington.
Preparations FOR this event have been actively
going ON for some time and the various CON-
mittees have all worked earnestly and IN per-
feet harmony. Success IL the object aimed at
and 10 10 believed that that 10 already in sarhI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-20

DaAHsAcx on CorroS GIN sAws-Actine See.
rotary 6paulding has authorised IN allouanps
Of drawback on exported cotton nm saws ,asnu.
faetured In bridgewatsr, Gasss IN part hon
imported steel plates.
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pOOKBINDING
u In all Its branchea
special prices on Century and Harper's maGaznes.
kENulG 4 LASDVOlGT,
apSUNr oil 9th ST. n. ",
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Lose Lrrr

II possible only when the blood 10 pure and vgorous
To expe SSrofua and other poisons from the circula
ton. the superior medicine 10 AYERS ssrsaparilla II
inparts permanent strength and efficiency to every
gan Of the bOdy. Restoration to perfect health and
strength
RESULTS FROM USING
AYERS sarsapariIia- Mary Schubert. Kansas City.
Ks, writes:
81 am convinced that after having been sick whole
from liver complaint Ayers sarsapsrilla saved my
life The best physicians being unable 20 help and
having tried three other medicines without
benefit. at last took Ayers Sarsapsrlla The result
was a complete cure. Since then have recommended
this medicine to others. and always with SUCCESS.
sARsAPARILLA
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass.
CURES OTHERS. WILL CURE YOU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-20

Range of the Thernometer
The following were the readings at the ofhos
of the weather bureau today; D An, 90; apA,
So; maximum. So: minimum. S9.
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MUST GET rooErHER.
what liz bland says About the silver
u hui.

he SAYS SILVER HAS A MAJORITY N TIE HOUSE
AND THAT TEE nNoRrrY WILL NOT H ALLOWED
TO RuLE-raR TARIFF WILL NOT NJ USED ~ A
cLuB--To KNOCK OUT sIlvxs.
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BLACK DRrss FABRICS.

The credit merchants are nOorei when 1t comes TO
such goods Priessleys Here his celebrated silk
Warp Henr.et;ss. SC. at considerably lower prices
than prevailing How Is II accounted for: PriestIeys
fabrics be easily identified They. at least mus,
be admitted the same another Sam
pies Of the following Will also compare favorably with
those q; higher prices from the credit stores:
4O-ineh Back Crepon 81 yard
4O-inrk Bise& Jacquard Bedford e. 10 yard
4o-inch Back Crocodile suiting. 81 yard
4O-iach Black Figured Crepon. yard
$lineh Black 75c. yard
45-inch Black Henrietta 81 yard
6Ilach Cr-vanetts Cloth. Oh 50 yard
4O-iIe Cr0eide cre2oa- q. 25 yard
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Ruiz STRAINED LIMBS
WITH PONDS
EXTRACT.
The record-union., 1892-11-05
Rocklin, November 3, 1892.
S. GERSON'S FAILURE.
y J-Street Commission Merchant in
Financial straits.

y J-Street Commission Merchant in
Financial Straits.
S. Gerson, who for some years past has
conducted a commission and produce
house on J street, between Second and
Third, petitioned the Superior Court yes
terday to be declared insolvent.
Gerson's debts amount to nearly S1I, 900.
his creditors being located in this city
and in san Francisco. The Sacramento
creditors are: The d. O. Mills Bank.
$500 on promissory notes; California
State Bank, s., $50, also on note, and l..
:. Dart, $40; Pioneer Box Company,
s225, and w. Irvine Sl35 on book ac-
counts. The San Francisco houses which
lose by Gerson's failure are Porter
Bros. ~ Co., S5l7 rs; ]. /. Nancovich IL
Co., S462 70; Judson Fruit Company,
S35S; d. 6. Camarinos, $40 25: A. Levy Il
Co., Sl32 55; Garcia Maggini, Sill So;
Gould IL Jaudia, S24; }. O. Meyerink,
S52 10; G. CaparrO d Co., $50. All these
are book accounts.
One OF the ID. 0. Mills notes is indorsed
by :. LavenSon, also the one held by the
California State Bank. On all other notes
and accounts there is no security.
Gerson's assets foot up to only 81 200,
consisting of the store fixtures and stock.
The record-union., 1892-11-05
Articles of Incorporation.

The following articles Of incorporation
were filed in the Secretary of State
Office yesterday:
Diamond Springs Creamery Company.
Swanger's Station, Humboldt County
Capital stock, SIS, 900. Directors-M. Fitz-
simmons, j. III. Nanduzer, w. p. Thomas,
C. f. Bunker and Silva Connsto.
Board of Relief of the Grand Parlor Of
the Native Daughters of the Golden West,
San Francisco. Directors L. l..
Kane, Mollie B. Johnson. Carrie Roesch,
Clara K. Wittenmeyer, Mae B. Wilkin,
Mrs. ]. r. Steinbach, Mrs. \. K. Leake,
Mrs. NJ. a. Leighton and Hanna Mack
Campbell Water Company, Campbell,
Santa Clara County. Capital stock, s., 800.
Directors-Benj. Campbell. p. G. Keith,
S. A. Moulton, S. G. Rodeek and F. NJ.
Fighter.
Clear Lake and Russian River Railway
The record-union., 1892-11-05
LBVEE-BUILDING.
Steps Taken by the Trustees to Legal
iZe Its Recent Action.

Steps Taken by the Trustees to Legal
ize Its Recent Action.
At a special session of the City Trus-
tees, held yesterday, conveyance was
presented and referred to City Attorney
Hart, assigning to the Southern Pacific
Company the right ceded to the city by
the Legislature in 1868 to remove earth
from the bed of the American River, the
soil to be used for levee-building The
conveyance included the stream west of
Twenty-hrst street, but on motion of
Trustee Conklin, was so amended that it
relinquishes the right only in the stretch
from Seventh street to the Sacramento
River.
City Engineer Boyd submitted specifi-
cations for levee work under which the
board was to call for bids. These provide
for levee beginning at Seventh and d
streets and running to the Sacramento
River, and thence to r street. From the
point of beginning to the Sacramento
River and down to l street the embank-
ment must be four feet above high-water
mark. From l it will descend a grade to
X, where it will be three feet above high
water mark. From there to r the hight
will be the same. The frontage on the
American will be twenty-four feet wide
ON top and along the Sacramento thirty
feet
The record-union., 1892-11-05

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co
so,. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
sgGSElLEs ~ eEa soSs 6ksa
The record-union., 1892-11-05
The Tin Industry.

EDS. RECORD-UNIoN: David X. Owens
of this place is in possession of letter
from friend ill North Wales, which
should satisfy every disciple of Democ-
racy that there is a tin industry in our
country, and one of considerable magni-
tude, too. That the output of our tin
mines and manufactures cuts a conspicu-
GUS hgure in the marts of the world there
can be but little doubt, when such frank
ADMISSION is unconsciously made by one
who is located in the true home of this
industry. The letter says:
There are in the neighborhood of
thirty tin manufactures closed down in
South Wales. Never before in the history
OF the tin industry have the prospects
been so gloomy. There are several fac
tories where the men are working but
hall the time, and in four of our largest
concerns there are notices commanding
the men to leave. The employers and
employees are soon to hold a joint meeting
1or the purpose of recOnsidering the wage
schedule. 1t is confidently expected that
the pending election in America will re-
suit in favor of free trade. In this event
times would be much better in South
Wales. as we can compete with American
manufacturers in their own country and
control the trade. There is now a great
over-production in this country, caused
by the Mckinley tariff bill in the United
States, and unless the Act is soon re-
pealed the American factories will thrive
where ours will perish.
"A heavy reduction is now being made
in the wages of men in some of the fac
tories, and although they are union men
they are silently submitting to the inevi
table"
Mr.. Owens is a bright and highly re-
spected young Welshman residing in
Rocklin. He called my attention to the
letter, and requested me to forward it to
some paper on the coast, as a warning to
American mechanics. our paper having
a good general circulation throughout this
part of the State, we concluded to forward
it to you. Hoping you will see lit to pub
lish it, we remain respectfully,
G. +. DUNKELL.
Rock lin NOVem her 3 1902
The record-union., 1892-11-05
PARDONED BY THE GOVERNOR
Nellie Redmond and Charles Sundbern
to 1 -anx-c " l,ittin., Gnl,...l

Nellie Redmond and Charles Sundberg
to Leave Whittier school.
Nellie Redmond, sentenced from the
Police Court of San Francisco to the
Whittier Reform School for the term of
three years from March, 1892, has been
pardoned by Governor Markham. He
has done so upon the recommendation of
DIR. Lindley, uperintendent the school,
who commends her disposition and be-
havior, and states that a good home is
offered the girl in San Francisco.
Charles Sundberg, also sent from San
Francisco for a term of three years. is
also pardoned. He is also recommended
by DR.. Lindley, who states that the boys
father is willing and able to provide for
him, and that he will be sent to sea to fol-
low his chosen profession.