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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE OF CANDY FACTORY.
THIS DAY.

Tuesday. .....--...,....A..;. August 2, 1902,
Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, August
2, 1892, at IL o'cieck A. will sell premises
40 Turk street,
Pacific Gas Engine. Generator with tanks COM
plete, Cash Register, Sugar, Chocolate CocoasUt.
Extracts, Nuts, Marble Tables, Candy Tools, Copper
Boilers. Eurna etc, formerly the property of L
GENDER. LEVY AuetfOQAeF.
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STATE VItieulturaI Rennrt.

The annual report of the State Vitlcul-
tural Commission will be distributed in
about month. II will have an appendix
on brandy distiilation," also one consist
Ing of q translation Of Antonio dial Peaz'
essay on the utilization of wine resduas
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New York NIarksts.

NEW YORK. Aug 1.-The stock market was
moderately active, though narrow. Coaiers ad-
vanced on decision in Philadelphia favorable to
Reading. This was the only important movement
OF the day. but IL changed the temper of the whole
LIST for the better, and early losses generally
regsinsd. The close was quiet and steady to firm
Governments dull and steady. Petroieum-septem-
Der Pennsy lvania closed at SIC
NEW YORK. Aug. l.-United States Bonds as
1854; do. rs. 100; NoTthern Pacific. PIES: Cans
dlah Pacthc. 1914; Central Pacific. 81; Union Pa
cihc, 1855: AtchisOn ana Santa re, 401s Wells
Fargo. Lag; Western Union. 97s4: Silver SIS &c;
Sterling. ~ S71514 ~.
Wheat-August. S21sc. Flour. steady. Coffee.
&l2 45. Sugar, 2Is q 3Ihc Hons - racifc
Coast. l9G25c. Hides. l5e. Copper-Lake. Sill 70
TIn-Spot, 81 10. Lead-Domestic. 81 10. iron
SIC. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pennsylyania, o2c.
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DELINoUEST SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.-UTAH CON.
- soltdated Compsny-Location of principal place
OF business San Francisco, Cal Location OF works,
virginia City, Storey County New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF assessment No. 10.
levied on the seventh day OF june 1892 several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
Shareholders as follows:
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BuIld.r., Contracts.

Erland Dryselius with J. Bucher. to build on S
line OF Fulton street, 1868 OF Lott, IS by
1877: IS; $500.
II. 7. Sonntag with Ambrose a Hawks TO build
on w line OF Valencia street, 175 ) OF Hermann,
rs by W 80: $S65.
Thomas Morton VITA August Lund, TO buIId on
NV corner " Twenty fourth and ork streets;
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The Count Held for Trial

Leo de Claud, the Alameda Count, charged
with using the mails for obscene pur-
poses. was sent to jail yesterday by United
States Commissioners Sawyer In default of
$1,000 bail.
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MONDAY EVENING, August /.
SUMMARY OF THE MARREr1

SUMMARY OF THE MARKErz
Wheat easy
Barley futures higher.
Oats frmer.
Corn ana Rye dull.
Hay plentiful.
Beans unchanged.
Pota toes aud Onion abundant
Poultry nominal.
Fine Butter aud Eggs firm.
Dried Grapes active
New Dried Fruit firm
Grain Bags lower.
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SCORPION MINING COMPANY.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.
Assessme nt No. A.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-ALTA SILVER
~ Mining Company. Location of principal place
OF business, San Francisco Cal. location OF works.
Gold HI Gold ill Mining District, Storey County,
New.
Notiee-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF assessment No. AZ,
levied on the eighteenth day OF June, 1892. the
era amounts set opposite the names OF the reSpec-
fIva Shara ~
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the board OF directors mauo the 7th d9y or
June, 1892. so many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock M may be necessary Will bs sold az public
auction at the once Of the comFany, room IS,
Nevada block. 500 Montgomery street, San Fran
CISCO California, GA FRIDAY, the goth day OF July.
1892 nj the hour OF O'clock y. CT said day. 70
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. Together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale
A. II. FISH. Secretary.
once-Room So. Nevada BLOCK, 500 Montgomery
atreet. San FRANCISCO. California.
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NorE-Con Cal & Va. has unsold bullion
amounting 10 s26,55l SO. Navajo has due on
pumping account $500 and from sales uf ores
S72ls Sc. North Belle Isle has S2386 SO due from
sales O. ore
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hORSISG SALES.
100 Water 1888: so. 99Is; 125 Atlantic
Dynamite, At; loo Hawaiian Commercial, 2; 1U0
do, l5s.
AFTERNOON SALES
100 Atlantic Dynamite, 40.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

"hen BABY was sick, we gave her Csstoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria.
When shehad Children, she gave them csx,or;a
aue 2y SzTuTh
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tons oats, $50 tons Corn and 267U tons Bran.
shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day the Homer for
Portland. waIIa wslla for Victoria and Puget
Sound, Hattie Gage for Eel River and psy for the
Salinas River. The Oceanic falls due from China
and Japan. ATago fIom Goes Bay, Orth Fork from
Humboldt Bay, Acapulco from Panama and Corona
from san Diego.
The ClacKmanBanshIre takes for Londonderry
23. 200 barrels Hour and 5000 centsls Wheat,
valued at 500, l20: ROderick Dhu fer Hull I,475
centals Wheat At S70.779.
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Hops are quiet and unchanged.
.npVx.,rr-
New Evaporated California AprIcots IL
for II 12c spot.

Fully 5000 bags Dried California Lima Beans
have been sold In this market the past few days
Chiefly at SI2c per pound - 10 per bushei here.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
sugsr-Quiet. firm aud UNCHANGED.
enthusiastically dull, with small nuctuat ons.
Sales, 5000 bags,
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN ENr Chroaomsssc and
Instrument Maker. Calf Orni1 strsss
Sign OF the w o ldsn Sailor.
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AUCTION SALES.
WENDELL EAsroN. C. W FRINK. G. EAsroN.
Our SaIe9coo1n
63S Market St, Opposite Palace HOTEL
PAGE-sT. ELEGANT RESIDENCE LOTS.

PAGE-ST. ELEGANT RESIDENCE LOTS.
N. line of Page ST., 20 feet E. OF FilImore-Elegant
residence lots; best location in this districts exam
Inc these; street graded. severed and in splendid
shape excellent view; oax and Hsight-st. and tobe
Page-st. cables; lots. 25xl00.
WESTERN ADD. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
r. iiue (No. 500 of Laguna st. 72 feet s. of Grove
1store and rooms below and rooms above;
graded and nlaeadamized; lot 24xSO.
MIssI0N-ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
W. line (No. 3404) of Mission ST.. so feet s. OF
Mlsson-st ears pass the property street in elegant
condition. large lot 35x132: IS.
BY ORDER OF A. K. GRIM, REFEREE.
Cottage and lot S. side (No. l309) of Broadway,
1925 feet w from Hyde-Contains rooms; CEN
conditions Hyde-st. cable: lot 25x77 IS: terms cash.
subject to approval Of Superior Court
CASTRO HEIGHTS RESIDENCE LOTS.
NV. cor. Diamond and 18Th sts.-Flve elegant
residence LOTS command beautiful view pleasant
surrounds ngs lots ready for building; sunny expo
sure: sheltered from the wind; elegant lots for
builder street graded and severed and in fine con-
dltioni lots 25x75
WEST END HOMESTEAD LOT.
Sc cor. Humboldt and Hanover sts., being lot
1872, West End Homestead; suitable for dairyman
or drayman; near Mission St (soOn to have cable);
examine 1t; fine future lot l06;oxl7S.
MISSION RESIDENCE.
E. line (No 27I7) of Harrison ST.. 1s2 feet s OF
23d st.-NearIy new: rooms and bath be
ranged for French fats and rooms; papered;
hot and cold water: brick foundation; Omnibus
cable Gath ST.; street severed; lot 26x100.
TO BUILDERS OR CONTRACTORS.
n. line OF Army st, about 213 feet z OF Mission,
extending through to Serpentine ave.-ThIS large
piece OF property is very favoraby situated for
builders of houses street contractors aud offers
a big inducement for such investors; Army ST.
severed examine this for investment: lot 22Ox
e5xl35 feet through 70 Serpentine ave. Howard.
Valencia, Mission and Folsom ST. cars.
UNIVERSITY EX. HID. ASH. LOTS.
Sc cor. o. Wayland and Mansfield SITS, being lot
8, block 1853 University Extension Homestead AS
sociation; large lot, l00xl20.
Also h cor: Bacon and Mansfield SITS, being lot
&, block l6i, University Extension Homestead AS
ISOLATION large lot. l0cxl2O; fine large lots for
darymea or drsymen; good future.
EASTOS, ELDKIDGE s. CO.,
Auctioneers, c35 Market Sc.
iv2 40 AMI
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ROsTpOMEMsMT-

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF The
Utah Consolidated MiRing Com any Is kero5y
postponed until TIT RS JAY, August -, 1892. AZ
IL O'Clock noon, at the ONCE o. the Company Kuou
So, Nevada Block. 309 Montgomery street, Sar
Fran cisco, Cal BY order OF the Beard or Directors
ty3O I'd A. Il. RISt, Secretary.
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L.AI)IE:S

Read NJ. j. Laymanee & Co.'S advertisement un-
der head of Oakland Real Estate in this paper
Important to every lady. jy31 7t
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Wheat Exports.
Exports OF Wheat from this port 10 July were
49O,3I0 eentaIs. valued at $3.50 O65
StOc of Grain.
Produce Exchange Grain Inspector Abel reports
stocks OF grain in Cali Board warehouses August
as OTs Ia tons:
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Shipping Notes.

The receipts In july were 1870 TONS Barley, IFS
tons oats, $50 tons Corn and 267U tons Bran.
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n. line of Page ST., 20 feet E. OF FilImore-Elegant
residence lots best location in this district; exam
ine these; street graded, severed and in splendid
shape; excellent view; Oax and Hsigh and to-be
Page-st. cables; 2 lots. 25xl00
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California Emit

CHICAGO, Aug 1.-The Earl Frnt Company sold
to-day; Bartlett Pears, 81 95@s2 Is; Early Craw-
ford Peaches. S5C@Sl 20: Foster Peaches. SI@
l 80; Centennia!s, ST.: Strawberry Peaches 65@l
S5c; Royal Apneots ST. 10; Red Nectarines. sI&o
] O5; French Prunes 81 1901 80; Hungarian
Prunes, 81 S5@l 10: German PrGnes 81 Is;
Italians 81 70; Gross Prunes 50 rs; Columbia
Plums. 81 s0@2 20; Damson P.ums, 81 50@l go;
Washington PaUnis 81 40; Purple Duanes. 81 rs:
Bradshaw Plums. 81 1901 50; Peach Plums, 81 40 ;
Egg Plums. 81 2OG1 40; half crates FOntaine b ea
Grapes, 81 lUSl So Seventeen carloads we're sold
here to-day.
Portland's Business.
PORTLAND. Or, Aug. 1.-CleaTances. $500, 000
balances, $4,000
Exchange and Bullion.
Sterling Exchange. 60 days...,., ls7IA
Sterling EXchsnge. slght............ ass
New York E1chSnge, slght.......-.- 10
New York Exchange, felegFaphic. =. I2La
Fine Silver 2 ounce ...,........ ...... S5J4
hi o1Iesn Dollars Observation-Disclosures 66Ia 81
Wheat fNports.
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WESTERN Ann prsINrS,

H. hue (No. 500 of Laguna ST., 72feet s. of Grove
-Store and rooms below and rooms above;
Hayes-st cableeaTs one half block: street severed,
graded and niacadamized; lot 24xSO.
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w. line (No. 3404) of Mission ST., so feet s. OF
30th-Store and rooms and higa basement: in
business center; always rents; electric road:
Mlssionst ears pass the property; street in elegant
condition; large lot 35x132:6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
HARRIS, THE PROPHET" MARHTES
Ills BRIDE Is HIS SECRETARY. MISS wARN0
FORMERLY OF NEWPORT. r. /.

Ills BRIDE Is HIS SECRETARY. MISS wARS0
FORMERLY OF NEWPORT. r. L.
Santa Rosa, Cal, March (Spccial).-lt leaked out
to-day that Thomas Lake Harris, the frimate OF the
brotherhood OF New Life was married here last week
to Miss Jane Wanng, his secretary. who has been a
member Of his community for thirty years. Harris
been tho subject OF great discussion since the APP
pcarnncc OF Mrs. VI. d. ". ELEPHANTS Lilo ot Lau
renee Oliphant,' which contained such remarkable rev
Citations OF the discipline enforced by Harris bis
disciples. Recently Miss Chovaller. OF Boston, has
disclosed instances OF immoral practices MT Harrss
santa Rosa Community, which she gathered from cx
members here and In England. Harris WA greatly
disturbed by her attacks rs they Injured his prestige
and cut OF much VI his revenue from English sympa-
tizers and it 10 probable that he has married Miss
waring To check tho gossip and scandal. Harris Is
years old but looks ten years younger, whle
she Ii sixty fcar old She Is the sister OF George
f. Wang, Of Newport, r. l., the well known sanitary
engineer. who tried vainly fr years TO break her In
fatuaton for Harris. Tho prophet has recently de-
clarcd tina, by what he calls tbc divine respiration DO
has been rcjuvenated and will die. He Is GER
tainly fine specimen Of physical manhood, and with
the lie takes Of his health and diet, he ought TO
i've twenty years. lie does not subsist upon tho
given his disciples but he has tho best
uo market Affords and no Is particularly fond Of cham
payne and oysters. OF these luAuries partalcs
except Harris aud the woman whom he has now re-
warded for thirty year, OF devotion by making her his
wife.
Mrs. Onphants book only skinned the surface OF
terrible suerings OF Laurence ELEPHANTS vito and
mother with the Harris Community. Tho recital OF
shame and ndignity put upon these refined women
cannot be put In print but II Is an actual fact that
Lawrence ELEPHANTS devotion 10 the prophet Harris,
was finally broken when be learned what his poor
wife had been commanded 10 do Frank j. Mlllard,
young California journalist who has written many
clever short stories, has now In the pross book that
reveals mahy Of tho lnfamics OF tho Harris Com
munity system, with full sketches OF large
number OF victims, who have lost health courage and
fortune by casting In their lot with Harris. The evi
which he could not print casts into the shade
the worst revelations Of practices by Noyes. Of tho
oneida Community.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
WINK IN Tile sEN ATE

Albany. March tspecial.-rhe Senate o. day. upon
senator saAtons motion. ordered to third reading
his amendment - the Constitution transferring from
the Legislature 10 the courts the decision, upon CON-
tested legislative cases. Apparently 1t has NJ op
position.
senator Coggeshal called no 10 day the Diaiud
Mems bill. laid aside the other ddy II was amended
81 10 make the return Of the money discretionary
with boards OF supervisors after the taxpayers have
voted There was no discussion on the bill. bur much
difficulty experienced IN getting votes enough
10 pas, it, When there were sixteen affirmative votes
senator Coege ,lall moyed that the obllgins
ator, % vote be enforced. senator Mctarcn said 10
lad promised not to vote against the bill. and asked
10 bc excused. The senator refused Ia eXcus' him.
and hc would vote. senator Erwin at once began
drafting a resolution expelins him from the senate.
rs lie himself. with senators SaatOn and OCOnnos.
had been threatened earlier IN the session.
Aficr much laughter. senator Nichols cast the de-
Gliding vote. and the hin passed. - u 10. senator
Met being relieved from tie rule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04

, dopo.rops or otstructed condition Of said street.
highway bridge culvert. sidewalk or crosswak siair
have been given to The Common Council OF sara Guy
the OF City Works or tho superintendent
OF Streets Of said city, at least twenty-fo hourS P
vlous 10 such damage or Injury.
Assembyman W. f. Mccormick turned all W MS
energies toward the creation 0! the following meaeure'
which il n serious blow 20 women's rights:
section l. 40 female shall be hired Or employed 10
play baseball. -, ,,.. 80 mr,oy any
female for the purpose Of playing baseball SHAH De
guilty of "a misdcmeanor. .
As,cmbyman OFT sent In a bill to-day giving TO the
honorably discharged members Of the National Uuau
tho same protection from dismissal from the puDnc
service rs IS given TO veteran, Of the war. $780,,
Bv a bill Introduced by Assemblyman sulzer placcs
arc made for four Tamnany men IN the 5uriUs"eo i
Office in No-y York the aggregate amount OF their sal
aries to be- 80 800. They are to he employed IN the
succession Tax Department"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
THE WAR AGAINST HILL GOES or.

Ths anL-Hill Democrats composing the fiONsoess
o,., committee we're actively yesterday at te'f
new Headquarters No 81 willaln.st, pefecung the'r
organization and getting ready for their approaching sss
Convention Gratifying messages and letters con'innn
20 come from all pats the State. which represent
IN. scntlmeut against Hil growing rapidly IN all
directions The local elections OF Tuesday had greauy
encouraged the opponents Of lin aud melted them TO ern
.xertlon agalast him. W. A.. Northrop OF Madison
County that permanent anullil county orgsn'
ton had formed at Hamilton and that Madison County
might he counted o TO do her duty.
ExSecrctaiy Farchd, the chairman OF the committee
said that the action OF the Rhode Island DemorraAe
Convention which had declared for Cleveland indjea'es
temper OF he people when they were not dominates
by such a machine lin operating In NewYofk'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
IN HE NEW-JERsEy LEGISLATURE.

Trenton March 3.-Thc House to-day defeated a
bill GLOWING corporations to do business Outside the
state although provided for in the certificate Of
Incorporation. bill was passed IN tho House fixing
n fine Of $40 70 rrespassing with guns; also bill
authorizing township committees 10 employ q person
or persons 10 fight and extlngush forest fires and
prohibiting fishing In private waters from December
l to April l.
Mr. Hardin, o. Essex, doubtless had In mind the
recent railroad combine" when he introduced In the
Assembly to-day bill No. 425. 1t provides that no
contract agreement for the sale, letting. leasing,
consolidating, merging or In any manner dsposing OF
or transferring the franchises. privileges or any part
thereof OF any corporation, association or organiza
ton Of any kind incorporated or transactng business
In this State shall be of effect or binding force until
copy of such contract agreement duly ottested by
the president and secretary treasurer OF tho
porations parties thereto, shall have been ied In tho
State Department and certificate Of such Ming shall
have been Issued by the secretary Of state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
PROCEEDINGS IN THE ASSEMBLY,.
FOR BETTER PROTECTION AGAINST FTRE-oTHER
BILLS INTRODUCED.

Albany, March CspcciaD-lt is the intention OF
tho Ncwlorh Fire Department officials to prevent II
possible, tho repetition OF such loss Of life as that nt
the Hotel Royal fire. To-day bill was sent up here
and turned over 10 Asscmbyman Sulzer for ntrv-
ducton, amending the present laws, with intention
Of providing more facilities for escaping from hotels
factories, etc, in case Of fire In all factories
hotels. tcnements. boarding, lodging and apartment
houses. warehouses, stores, Offices theatres music
halls, churches, schools, hospitals aSyums and all
places where people congrcgae In numbers, thcrr,
must be provided flchosc. Neutrality-suspicious. buckets.
axes, Greh0oks trcdoors and other means Of pre-,
venting and cXunguislng fires the Fire Commits
si0ncrs may direct In every building d occupied
as hotel, lodging house or public private hospital
or asy lum there must be employed watchman whose
exclusive duty it shall bc TO visit every portion OF the
building regular intervals and under such rcgua-
lions established by the Commissioners, for
the purpose Of detecting fire other dangers and
giving warning to the inmates. In every room ,f
these buildings there must b. Il card showing In II
diagram the exits. halls. starways, elevators and
fire escapes and In the halls there must he sgus
Indicating the location Of Ie stalls aud ic escapes
There must also he In the buildings named electrical
other alarms and time deccor, 10 be approved by
the Fire Commissioners, by means of which the move
mcnts Of the waicinen may be rccOried and through
which alarms Of fire may be Immediately commuul-
Gated by 81 bells and gones. 1t /, made com
pulsory for the OF Tie buildings To see that
the apparatus is always kept In condition for Instant
use. Within three months after the passage Of this
bin Tho managers Of hotels, hospitals,
asy lums, etc. required To place manila rope In
each room not on the ground floor which has not
at least one window opening on TO IA hre-escape. The
rope must not be less than one inch III thlckess.
These provisions are not apply to hrcpOof bnildns
ana the law Is TO 20 into effect on July next.
II takes n great al to cononnd Assemblymnn O'Con-
I,,tb a ,felv
II. received the authorities Of that city this morn.
Ing this extremely peculiar bill:
The city of Brooklyn shall not be liable for the dam
age Injury sustained by amy person In consequence
Of any street. highway bridge, culvcu, sidewalk or
crosswak In said city being out OF repair Unsafe dan
serous obstructed by snow Ice or otherwise, In any
way manner, unless actual notice OF the detective
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
p s HsLAND's SEVERE ATTACK.

little before the close Of the Stock Exchange yester.
day some excitement created In Wall-st., mar
Droadway by an ambulance Of the Chambers Street Hos
,l driving I'm 10 No. Wall-st. II had been called for
from the Office OF Bisand Holt stock brokers. j.. ).
Band the senior member OF the firm. has been Ill since
Iast SATURDAY with gssrc troubles He came TO business
Yesterday against the advice OF his friends ond while
sitting mar the tcker' in his outer onlce fell In III
m rho floor After repeated efforts revive him had failed
lie was taken TO the Chambers Street Hospital and
subsequently, removed 10 tho New.York Hospital
Mr. Blsland /. one bestkno~n OF tho younger
men Of Stock LXchsngc. lie Is about h!rtyeight
years old and IL a native OF Kentucky. From his boy
hood ne Wall Street and was with the Arm Of
H. s. Elliott & Co. lie Joined the stock Exchange on
March H. 1885 organizing the partnership OF T.. S. BIS
land & Co. subsequcsty the nrn was dissolved aud that
Of BIsland Holt succeeded IT, Mr.. Bissnd Is member
Of the Brooklyn Club and IS popular man his fel.
lOw.bfOkcr,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
pRnCFFnIXGS In Tile SENATE.

Washington March 3.-m the Senate the Plire-Food
bin taken up and. on motion OF Mr. Paddock
several amendments mostly OF a verbal character
wore agreed to- ore Of them, however, was to sfike
ont section H. approprisns 100000 to carry the law
inio effect.
Mr. Coke moved TO strike ont Sections and 8. be
cause they did not restrict the operation OF the law to
articles that subjects Of interstate commerce. The
question was discussed at much length By MessrS.
Coke and Butler the side, and By Messrs Pad
Dock Plat, Dawes and Vest the other; but no
action was taken Mr. Cokc's amendment.
several bills reported from committees and
placed on tho calendar including TO set aside a
tract OF land I'm California for the OF the Llcb
observatory, OF the astronomical department u Inc
University Of California.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
NRS. BOOIH At TIE TWILIGHT CLrB.

The Twilight Cub held It's s"rn.monthly meeting last
night at the Coiunb0 40. ITO Fast Fouitenthst From
70 o'clock supper served 10 about $50 guess
Five.mnute slerohes thcn made upon the subject
"The Salvation Army" by Or. Albert Shaw Editor Of
"Ihs Review OF Reviews" Colonel J. Is. Wkinson, the
Rev. Howard ). Bliss. s. ). Packard, j. II. Johnston
and the Rev. DR.. Joseph II. Ryance. Mrs Dalligton
Booth. of the salvation Army then replied In long adj
of the ctltcisms which had lecn made, and
explained the object and workings ~ The Army The
onsts. she aid believed in hearology" not the
olopy and the laer slegcd gave rise TO discussion
-c,n wunglIng and hatred Mrs. Booth was frequently
applandcd during her speech. i collie ton OF several
hundred doors was taken ND for Mrs Booth. Some OF
people present the Rev. DR.. j. f. Price the Rev
Riclard e. Williams John d. Archibald. 5. g. 4. Odd.
W H. II"wland TIC Rev John b. Drnfy Professor O. orge
Gunton, DR.. e. II. Shepard, J. i. Wingste. o. w. WIN
gate, Jnmes I. spsrknsn W g. Donin!ck and DR.. Nor.
man Kingsley.