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The morning call., 1892-05-15
a DOUBLE CHILD.

A Boy and a Girl Joined by a Part of
the Spinal Column.
There is living on a farm within five miles
of this city, says a Forsythe (Mo.) dispatch
to the Cincinnati Enquirer, one OF the
strangest freaks that has ever been heard
Of The freak is the son or daughter, or
both, of James Howard, farmer. There
is a perfect double child of both sexes. but
connected in such a way that no possible
surgical operation can separate them.
The children are now years old. They
are perfectly formed, with the exception
that they have about eight inches of spinal
column In common. They are back to back,
and about 10 inches above the end Of the
spinal columns the bones merge into one
column, with a single spinal chord. The
bodies separate again and the lower parts
are entirely distinct.
Howard has been approached several
times by museum men. who have heard of
the freak, but he steadily refuses all offers
to exhibit the children. Their children play
and act as other children of their age do,
and seem in no wise affected by their singu-
lar situation. They have much difficulty in
locomotion, but they have hit on plan Of
their own whereby they get about.
They have an understanding, and when
one wants to get forward the other is told
and walks backward They have done this
so much that they can walk either way very
readily. They have no thoughts in CON-
mon, and are apparently thoroughly dis
tnct, with the exception of the slight con-
nection of their spineS
The morning call., 1892-05-15
knights of Pythias.

The following are representatives of
the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias, to
convene at Santa Cruz tomorrow:
California Lodge No. John Huber. L.
A. Kersten; Damon No. 2-Thomas j. Lee,
H. A. Mckinney; Golden Gate No. ga.
K. Stevens, w. J. Rogers; Laurel No. I'D.
w Sayor; Alemania No. S-W j. Tuska,
William Eybs; Eureka No. 9-V Morgan,
Henry Welcer, James Healing; Excelsior
No PA. Peterson, j. II. Hgbee; Myrtle
No. &c w. Neyin, C. S. Hoffman; Metro
politan No. 24-W. II. Kidd, +. II. Wag-
staff; Syracuse No Sd. Q. Levy A.
Lohmeyer, F. Dood; Pride of Butte No. SO
William II. Schooler, r. +. Turner; JUS
tice No. 85-F. D. Worth, Thomas b.
Upton, J. Ii. WhitehOuse.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
A REMARKABLE PHYSICIAN.
Phenomenal Results of a Sue
cessful Practice.

DR.. L. Goldschmiedt graduate of the University
of New York OF 1853 has been resident OF this
city nearly three years. and during all that time
has not lost a single case He gives the following
extract from his records, which deserves more than
obvious reasons omitted. Cases numbered:
No. 500l-Man, % years, Acute notwithstanding.
Hemorrhages, BrIghts Disease, Uraemia and Brain
Trouble. Never left his bed for 10 months; cured
No. 5OO2-woman, 80 years, Aneurism Of Alb
domiual Aorta, duration years. cured In ~
No. 5Oo5-Man AS years. Pneumonia; cured in
No 5oOs- Woman. 81 years, Peritonltis; cured
No. 560s-woman. 81 years, AntIversion Of
Uterus duration years; cured in months.
No 6Ol5-woman, 81 years, Peritonits; cured
No 50is-Man. 80 years. Nervous Debility. dura-
tlon years; cured in 10 weeks.
No. 5O25-woman, 10 years. Acute Infection;
No. 5O2s-Woman, II years, Typhoid Fever;
No. 5o2s-Boy. is years. Chronic Nasal Catarrn,
duration years; cured in months.
No. 5033-Child, years. Ulcer OF Cornea (eye)i
No 6Os5 Woman. 80 years. Pneumonia: cured
No 51l3-wOman. 81 years, Neuralgia (face):
No. 6O46-GhiId, years, Diphtheris; cured in
No. 6O5S-Glrl IL years. Hemorrhage of Lung;
No 5o6s-Man. 40 years, Carbuncle of Neck;
No 5063-W woman, IS years, Antinexlon of Ute
rus; cured in months.
No. 506s-Man, "a years, Conclusion Of Brain;
cured in days.
ration months; cured in weeks.
No. 5099--WOman, So years, Peritonitls cured In
IA days
No. 5IOI-2 Children. and years, Scarlet Fe-
yer and Diphtherla; cured in weeks.
No. 5l22-Woman, Il years. Acute injection;
cured in 10 days
No 5126-Noman, "a years Rheumatism. ValYu-
lar Disease of heart and Brght's Disease, very ag-
gravated cured in weeks.
No 5l44-Msn, "A years, Acute Infection; cured
in 10 days.
No 5l6l-Woman 81, years, Chronic Catarrh OF
Stomach. duration years; cured in weeks.
No 5l66-Man, 5< years, Double Pneumonia,
Heart and Kidney Trouble, very aggravated; cured
IN 25 days.
No 5i67-Man. % years, Diabetes. duration
years; cured IN weeks.
No. 6l82-Man, AZ years Peurisy, acute; cured
in 3 days.
Resnits like the above. which could be Increased
to many columns. need no further comment only
an old and experienced physician like DR. GOLD
extensively varied practice. and it is
only his extraordinary experience for 20 years
mere in extensive New York private and hOspl
tai practice, embracing over 100000 cases that
Hundreds and thousands OF patients entrusted to
his care who otherwise would have been irretriey-
ably lost
DIR. L. GOLDSCHMIEDT Is permanently located
at 100 Powell ST., San Francisco where he can be
consulted personally or by mail from 10 70 ~ A.. n,
telephone S452.
No books published to mslead you or to talk dis.
eases into you which you never had Consultation
free. Rates of treatment reasonable. Call or ad-
dress DIR. l.. GOLDSCH MIEDf,
100 Powell st, San Francisco, Cal.
ms SuTuTh 3m
The morning call., 1892-05-15
THE WORLDS FAIR.
what the California stute Building WIZ
Cost,

what the California stUte Building VIII
Cost.
The plans and specifications for the Cali
fornia building to be erected at the Worlds
Fair will be sent to Chicago tomorrow to
have contractors bid for the work. Com
missioner Phelan, chairman Of the building
committee. in answer to question in rela-
tiOn to the building said:
The California State building at the
Worlds Fair is designed 10 cost So, 900 aud
no smaller price has ever been mentioned
by the commission. The architect, how
ever, was instructed TO prepare working
plans on the basis Of the original design,
and also an alternative plan, preserving all
features Of the original design, but with
cheaper construction and more economical
in details. This was done as precautiOn
in case the original plan, after the bids had
been received, would appear TO cost more
than $4,000. At the same time bids will
be invited for the construction of the build
ing according to the alternative plan so that
contracts can be Immediately awarded for
one or the other There is no reason to
think that the original plan will cost more
than $4,000 Tie alternative plan was
ordered made as a mere precautionary
measure and 10 save possible loss OF time
in case our estimates were wrong"
The morning call., 1892-05-15
SAILORS AS BURGLARS.
Capture OF the Men Who Robbed j. W
Eicksl Rasld anne.

Capture OF the Men Who Robbed j. W.
Hicks Residence.
Two men broke into the residence Of J.
". Hicks at 427 Pacific street on the plight
of the 9Th inst. and stole three suits Of
clothing. jewelry worth $40 and some in
strumeBis. The greater part Of the prop
eTty was found in pawnshops and a deserlp-
ton Of the thieves obtained. From the
description received the burglary was traced
to George Hilton and George A. Kelly, sea-
men who deserted from the Charleston at
San Diego some time ago and came to this
city.
Officer CoDboy saw hilton and Kelly at
Pacific and Kearny streets at 80 o'clock
yesterday morning and gave chase. lie fol-
lowed Hilton to an East-street resort and
arrested him.
Kelly ran through Chinatown and was
caught by Officers Leonard and Brophy
Both Of the renegade sailors were charged
with burglary. They deny having entered
Hicks house, but the officers have couYinc-
ing evidence against them.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
Two Bullets in One Wound.


Lieutenant Muncie of the Sixty first
Georgia Regiment was a remarkable man.
He was a slender, cadaverous-looking man,
with apparently no physical strength, yet
he lived through what would have killed
dozen ordinary men, and is alive to-day.
In the early part OF the war he was shot
through and through. The ball struck the
breastbone and shattered it, passed through
his body and came out within an inch OF
his spine, between two ribs. After a des-
perate struggle for life he recovered and
reioined his regiment. At the battle of
Monaccasie Creek he was again wounded,
the ball entering between the correspond
Ing ribs OF the other side of his spine and
issuing from the same hole that the first
entered at. The second shot must have
taken the passage inside Muncie's body
that the first ball made in going in the OPP
posite direction. He was in prison later.
and appeared to suffer no unusual pain.
The morning call., 1892-05-15


The tough Office boy sat in the corner the
other day, busily engaged in reading book.
Strange to say it was not the Adventures
of Bunco Jim, Daisy Dean, the Demon
Detective" or even a thrilling narrative of
more or less correct life on the plains. He
was reading Shakespeare.
An expression of peace and Joy was on
his face that caused those who knew him
to wonder if he bad at last experienced a
change Of heart. His eyes sparkled and his
whole expression was one of happiness.
Finally he turned to a worker at another
desk.
Say, Gull" he said, I've got a ouestio n
for yer. Did yer ever read Shakespeare p"
Yep" was the reply.
And dyer know what he talks about?"
yep"
" Den maybe you can help me?"
What is it2'
well. l want ter know which was de
man, Romeo er Juliet?"
The morning call., 1892-05-15
The Real Owner Turns Up.
Chicago tribune.
ma who owns thasa narlye ~,


Papa, who owns these parks?'
I'VE do, my son" replied the little bows
father, I'VE, the people. AS q part OF the
people, James, we have right 10 consider
ourselves the owners. 1t is a glorious feat
ure OF our form of government, my bow"
he continued, his eye kiadling, that the
people are absolute. All property rights
are based OF their consent All titles
thus come from them and will inaIly re-
vert to them. The will OF the people is the
supreme law. BY the will of the people
THIS lovely park has been reserved and set
apart forever as playground, a breathing
place. common-our common. Here we
have right to come and rest from the toll
and worry of life. We are on our own SOIL
To breathe this pure air, my boy, to stroll
at will through these lovely"
Yah, therew shouted harsh, imperious
voice. get off that grass, We dirty thafe.
or I'll run We in"
1t was the voice of the park policeman.
The other man must have been mistaken.
somehow, in bis views on parks.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
EUROPEAN RULERS.
Important Changes Which Are Liable to
Occur at Any Time.

Occur at Any Time.
Monarcbical Europe is at the present
moment in a most peculiar condition. In
almost every instance the dynasty is de-
pendent on a single life. the loss of which
would result in confusion and the pos
sible disappearance of the national indie
pendence.
Since the death of Prince Baldwin Of
Belgium his younger brother, Prince Al
bert, delicate youth still in his teens, is
tie sole male heir to the crown, his father.
the Kings younger brother. having al
ready resigned his claims to the succession.
Should Prince Albert die, the Belglans
would be driven either to declare repu b.
lie or else to elect some foreign Prince as
King, for the Salic law holds good in that
little kingdom.
In Holland the independence of the
country rests entirely upon the lie OF the
extremely delicate and fraiI little Queen
Wllhelmlna, the next heir being the relgnlng
Duchess of SAKE Weimar, whose accession
would involve the de fact0 absorption Of
the kingdom by Germany
Should the boy King of Servia die-and
several attempts have already been made
to assassinate him-the Servian kingdom
would be left without any monarch, Tor he
has no relatives to succeed him.
Spain would doubtless be plunged into
civil war once more il little King Alfonso
were to disappear from the scene.
The heir of the Grand Duke of Baden Is
chidess and afflicted with pulmonary
disease.
The King of Wurtemburg has no children,
and on his death his Protestant kingdom,
now affiliated with Prussia, would pass into
the hands OF a Catholic, whose entire mill
tary career has been spent in the Austrian
army.
In England Prince Georges life stands
practically alone between that of his father
and the accession to the crown of the
Duchess of Fife, which latter would be suf-
ficientiy unpopular to bring about something
very much akin TO a revolution
In Austria The succession to the crown
will devolve upon the Archduke Francis,
who is both sickly and stupid and who de-
clines to marry. His younger brother, Otto,
is man whose yaGaTies have been such
that he can only be described as positively
danoeTous lunatic
The morning call., 1892-05-15
Produce Market.

FLOUR - Shipment of 1925 bbls valued at
$85, 600, to Ireland. Net cash prices Family
tras. 81 6514 rs: Bakers extras, 81 65@4 rs:
city superhne, 81 1903; interior brands 81 500
A rs for extras. 81 1903 q Dbl for superhne
wHEAT-Closed the week duh. with no partieu-
lar change No. l, 81 471a91 so q ctl: lower
grades, 81 409l as; extra choice for milling
81 b212@l b712 . cti.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 e'cloek-SelIer $4,000
tons, 81 40s4; 200, 81 4O7s. Buyer September
100, 81 &S14.
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-sener $4,000
tons, 81 4034.
BARLEY-No change worthy OF remark No
l Feed, ST. y ctl; choice bright do, 81 o2Ia dark
Coast. 81 1599S$4c; Brewing. 81 0712@l is; Cheva-
uer, nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'clock-seier 92, new
100 tons, 1880
REGULAR MORNING SESSION Buyer season-30O
tons, 9ec. Seller season-2U0, 99e. Seller 49, new
loo, s715c; 200. 97ssc; 100, 97Ae: 100, 971sc.
OA1S-Preyious prices are quoted. Demand fair
White quOtable at 81 3715@l 421a for good to
choice. 81 as for extra choice and 81 27Ls1l IS
for common to fair; Surprise. 81 5OQl 80: Gray.
81 30@l 371a p etl.
COKN-Very dal Large Yellow is quotable at
81 32IsQDl 35.
KYE-Inactive at 81 40@l so p ctl.
BRAN-Quoted at SIT 50@lS q ton for the best
and SIT for outside brands.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at $20N2U so ID ton
CHOPPED FEED-Quoted at $2l 50(922 so a
ton
HAY-Choice is firm, but all other descriptions
are demoraiized, old Hay is being rushed In for
sale before the new crop comes the market Quot.
able at $ll@I5 for Wheat $10@l2 for Compressed
S10@l3 for Dat. $ll@l4 n ton for Wheat and Oat
$l0012 50 for Wild Oat $l0Ql2 so Tor Barley a.
@lO Tor Alfalfa. Ss@l0 for stock.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
THE ALAMEDA GUN CLUB.

A Poor Score at the Monthly Shoot
Yesterday.
The regular monthly pigeOn-shOot Of the
Alameda Gun Club was held at the Emery
vile speedtrack yesterday afternoon.
1t was beautiful day for the sport, with
Just enough wind for the birds to rise from
the traps well, but the shooters made poor
showing as compared with former scores.
despite the favorable conditions. Some
mem bers were handicapped in the distance,
which varied from 80 10 % Yards From
the beginning the struggle for drst prize mar
roWed down 20 McMurchY, who got II out Of
a possible y birds, and Dr. Mayhew, II. Os-
bourne and q. &. Colwell, who scored 10
hz~1r
The morning call., 1892-05-15

for the press. She was formerly the wife
of DR.. c. G. Toland, but by reason of his
misconduct she secured o divorce in 1877.
At that time she was but 10 years old. In
obtaining the license to-day she acknowl-
edged that she was 's25 years and past.
Mr.. Danforth is ease-hardened on the sub
ject of such things, but when the couple In
question billed and cooed as he was filling
out the license he just had his revenge by
almost breaking of the lever OF the seal
The morning call., 1892-05-15
He Passed.
Dundee NAwq

Suppose, now" said the examiner to the
engineer applying for chief engineers
certificate "you have your pumps aud
valves all right and everything in working
order, and you start your pumps and get no
water, what is the first thing you would
do?'
Engineer would look over the side. sir.
Examiner-Look over the sidel What
would you look over the side for?
Engineer-Pd want to know if there was
any water to pump. sir.
He DaSsed.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
The Lick Old Ladies', Homs.

The Board OF Lady Managers of the Lick
Old Ladies Home on their own behalf and
that of the inmates of the home, desire to
express their cordial Acknowledgements to
Miss Anita Murray and to Miss Mabel Love
and Mr.. James Beckett, who ass listed her,
for their kindness in furnishing so enjoya-
bic musical entertainment on the occasion
OF the recent annual receptl0n.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
Shipping Notes.

No steamers announced to sail to- day. The
San Jose falls due from Panama, the Pomona from
Humboldt Bay the Wellington from Departure
Bay and the YaQuina from the Salinas River
Tomorrow the Corona sails for San Diego and
the Bonita for san Pedro The Waa Walla falls
due from Victoria and Puget Sound, the VILLAIN
cite Valley from Yaquna Bay, the Empire from
Nanaimo the Arcata from Coos Bay, the Crescent
City from Crescent City and the Los Angeles from
Newport.
The oceanic falls due from China and Japan
FRIDAY,
The morning call., 1892-05-15

tanned on New Years day. In returning
from a toilet-room, the narrow passage to
which was four inches below the hall floor
and insufficiently lighted moreover, she
tripped upon the rise, and falling was
greatly bruised and injured. She has been
permitted to commence suit without pre-
navmenk of costs
The morning call., 1892-05-15
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcuttas. spot. 71a@75sc asked; for June
July delivery. 76s0734c asked: Wool Bags. 36Ca3Sc.
CURDAGE-Pure Manila Rope IS quOtabie at l3c
p 10; l2-thresd, 1870; and thread, lac; Bale
Rope. 130l3Iac; mixed Manila Bale Rope, lI1ac:
Grapevine Twlne, 13e In balls and coils; Hop Twine
12Isc; Lathyarn. 12c; SiSal ana Duplex rope lie
12-thread, 11Iac; and do lie; Bale rope lie !;
Duplex HOP Irvine. 10Iac; Grapevine Twine balls
coils. IllSc; Lathyarn, 915c p 10.
SALM0N-Alaskan Fish, 81 0(0l 1921 for King
81 0591 Ola for Red aud Sl@1 02J5 p dozen for
Silver
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Compauv
quotes, terms net cash; Cube, Crushed, Powdered
ana Fine Crushed, all 5ssc = ID; Dry GranuIated
54e y Id; Confectionery A. 51sc: Magnolia 45sc;
Extra G, 418c; Golden c. 4sse d, 414c q 10; half.
Dds, FAC more than bbls, aud boxes lac more
The morning call., 1892-05-15
PIeasad With the Park.

The Earl of Meath, president and founder
of the Metropolitan Public Garden Associa-
ton, which has established nearly 800 parks.
has, since his arrival In this city on last
Thursday, spent several hours in Golden
Gate Park, and says that it far suTpasses
any of the parks in other parts of America.
he says that the park has suggested some
ideas which he will carry out in English
ma rkS
The morning call., 1892-05-15
The Only One Punished.

f. J. Kearnv enjoys the distinction of
being the only man punished for disorderly
proceedings at the Republican primaries.
When not allowed to vote the second time
at the polling place at Clay and Laaven-
worth streets he created a disturbance and
was arrested for vulgar language aud dis
turbing the peace. He was tried before
Judge Rix yesterday, convicted and fined
SO on each charge
The morning call., 1892-05-15
PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
block in the center OF Saa Francisco. IL Is the
model hotel of the world Fire aud earthquake
proof. Has niue elevators. Every room IL large
light and airy. Tho ventilation Is perfect. bath
and closet adjoin every room. All rooms are easy
Of access from broad light corridors. The central
court, Illuminated by electric light, Its Immense
glass roof, broad balconies earriage-Ray aud tropi
cal plants, features hitherto unknowa In Ameri
can hotels. Guests entertained on either the AmerI-
can or European plan. The restaurant Is the finest
In the city. Secure rooms In ADVANCE by telegraph
ing THE PALACE HOTEL,
1stn SRn Erancisoo- Cal.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING, May IA.
,fNARY OF THE Markets
EneIish NYhaat nIarket.

LIVERPOOL May 14-The spot market is firm
at rs Sad. Cargoes are firm at SIS for of
coast 36s for just shipped and 36s for nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No Red Winter: May,
IS lIIad; June, IS ll14d; July IS l1$zd; August,
rs; September, Is Id; october, rs Id.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, May ID = Consols. 81 $40: Silver,
402sd; Rentes, OF zoe.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. May ID. = Wheat was easier, and
opened ssc lower. declined 1s@14c more on clear
ing weather and a lack OF orders rallied 1ac on de-
exports. reacted i2c on clear weather here
and closed steady at "a lower. Receipts, $4,000
bushels shipments, IA 800 bushels Rye. Toe. Bar.
ley, 6O@62c.
CHfCAeo, May 14.-wheat-Cash. S21sc. Corn
461ac Pork SO 20. Lard - 50 2212 Ribs
50 S2Ia. Whisky-$l 13
The morning call., 1892-05-15

The BTadstreet Mercantile Agency reports 13
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday, as COMPARED with
q for the previous week and II for the correspond
Ing week or 1891.
The failures for the past week are divided among
the trades follows: 3 saloons, / confectionery,
/ hotel fruits and vegetables, general store,
1ewelry notions. restaurant, ldry goods, elec-
trical supplies and grocer.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
Licensed to Marry.

Licenses to marry have been issued to-
John j. JOEL and Alice S. Raymond, Pile.
William E. Todd aud Alice 81. Fiske 30-2f.
James a. Tobey ana Winnifred Laferty, 81
"a.
Bernard G. Zahn and Annie c. Cross. 1913.
Max f. GOesch and Helene Hoyer, 23-22.
George g. de Pontec0uiant and Marion Hand
ley, 4l-33.
francisco Tofaneri aud Georgana ClschI,
32-1S
Arthur E Bates and Geraldine NJ. GEL, 28-
%.
James R. S. Lake and Annie B. Toland, rs
%.
William Dresbacn and Mabel E. Lundy, %
Jose P. de Azenedo and Emilia Jacinta, 80 =
10.
George B. Crittenden and Zenoma Gray, "a
21
Walter J. Andrews and Alice F. Barber, 80
Harry W. wIndIle and EIene S. Austin. 24-24
The morning call., 1892-05-15
Broke His Rib by Lifting.

Joseph Macdonald of 400 Stevenson street
was lifting a chieken-coop in the California
Market yesterday afternoon when he
strained himself and fell exhausted He
was taken to the Receiving Hospital, and an
examination showed that he had received q
rupture and fracture of the ninth rib
The morning call., 1892-05-15
Thisrinr "FIendsn Ratlreh.

John Drscoll and William Merrick,
opium ''fends," who stole a lamp from the
house of Mrs. Hogan at TAG Mission street,
appeared in Department Of the Police
Court yesterday. Charges Of burglary and
yagrancy against them were dismissed and
they were convicted of petty larceny. Judge
Love sentenced them to six months inn
pTisOnment In the House of COrreetion.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
San Francisco Meat Market.

as follows: ~
third do, 4C04Lac ' w
xEAL--Large, 6@7c small Calves 4a5c
MuTIoN-Wethers. 7@e7Jac; Ewes &c
handspring, 71ae0Sl5e q 10.
rOkk-Liye Hogs, 5g5I4c q 10 for heavy hard
gtaih-Ied; ol49ossc for light average do; stock
HOGS 4I2G4S4c; dressed do. 71aQDsc p ID.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
Fire Depnrtment Horses.

The horses recently purchased at the
Haggin sale for the use of the Fire Depart
ment are now being trained at the Corpora
ton Yard on Sacramento street. Each new
horse is put 10 harness with an old horse,
and is then put through course of instruc-
The morning call., 1892-05-15
Pewter-ThIeyes Sentenced.

Cornelius and John Lucey, who stole 50
pounds of pewter from the Novelty Plating
Works. were convicted Of petty larceny yes
terday. Judge Rx sentenced them to six
months Imprisonment in the House of Cor
renfinn
The morning call., 1892-05-15
Fined for Assaultinga ChIld.

Mrs. Mary Severance, the Mnna-street
lodging house keeper, who slapped, battered
and bruised Annie Fitzgerald. a neighbor's
child. was fined $40 by Judge Rix yesterday.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
She Has Caught Another.

Cupid Danforth issued a license yester-
day authorizing the marriage of Mrs. Annie
BuckleT Toland and James B. S. Lake. The
prospective bride is we'll known as a writer
The morning call., 1892-05-15

The Health Officers mortuary report
shows 100 deaths during the week ending
yesterday, against 112 for the preceding
week. Of the causes of death 10 were from
bronchitis, hamilton 9. heart disease To-
consumption 20, from violence 6.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
Bota, comDanv susd.

The. Am erican Exchange Hotel Company
has been sued by Margaret Bascom, one Of
the boarders, for damages for injuries sus-