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The morning call., 1892-11-08
TwENTY-NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Precinct l-Opposite "a 3 Jessie street.
Precidct 2-FrOnt "a Mission street.
Precinct 3-Front S24 Mission street.
Precinct 4-FTOHt l0l Fifth street.
Precinct 5-Fco It l02 Third street.
Precinct 6-North side Everett street, near
Fourth.
Precinct Front l47 Fourth street
Precinct S-CoTner Howard street and Howard
court
Precinct e-North side Tehama stree. (tront OF
gas works)
Precinct lO-Front 753 Howard street.
Precinct Il-FrOnt 704 Folsom street.
Precinct l2-OppOsite 220 Fifth street.
Precinct l3-Front S33 Folsom street.
Precinct 14-Northeast corner Fourth and Louisa
streets.
Precinct l5-East side Ritch street, near Clara a.
Precinct 16-FrOnt S04 Harrison street.
Precinct 17-Froat 707 Harrison street.
Precinct lS-FrOnt l24 Silver street.
Precinct lS-N NoTthvest corner Bryant and Fourth
streets.
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POLITICAL.
a GARD
To the Voters of San Francisco:

FELLOW CITIZENS: Owing 10 pressure
of official duties as Election Commissioner
and in the collection of taxes now due. 1
have been unable to make a personal can
vass for re-eleetion; /. therefore, take this
method OF presenting myself and asking
your suffrages on the ground that have
faithfully aud honestly performed all the
duties incumbent upon the Office of Tax
Collector
In proof of this 1 beg to refer you TO the
many kind and complimentary notices re-
ceived from the press of this city.
The different Grand Jurles, including the
Wallace Grand Jury. after thorough inves-
legations of the workings of the department.
added their seals of official approval.
l can also truthfully say that the Office
has been conducted independently of any
outside domination.
/ have always regarded ''public Office
as public trust" and have so conducted
the Tax Collectors office.
My record in the past Is my guarantee for
the future.
thus briefly present my claims, and
leave the matter in your hands, trusting TO
your generous support. Respectfully yours,
63t TH0S. O'BRIEN. Tax Collector
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suage his grief Mt not being made the Re-
publican nominee for Sheriff.
he was promised that position by Kelly,
who did not think him as well qualified as
Blattner TO fill the bill, so Parsons was
turned up.
August Helbng, who appears on the
carpet as the Twelfth Ward nominee, Is a
truly delectable specimen of the boss-bound
candidate. Mr.. Helbing's knowledge OF
municipal affairs is so lim' ed that ne
would have TO seek the services OF Martin
Kelly as an amanuensis. Under such cir.
cumstances the good, dear peope would
have TO raise their umbrellas and hurry III
out of the wet
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K Stamp Out the Bosses. X
ALMOST A CENTURY old.
J. Foster Patten Breathes
His Last.
A Contemporary Of Washington and Pioneer
Resident Of oakland-He Passes Away
After Life of Usefulness.

j. Foster Patten passed away early SUM-
day morning at his residence in Oakland.
The intelligence of his death will excite
more than ordinary interest in a career
which had run the average length of days
before most of our oldest citizens were born.
Men whose early hours were passed amid
the stirring scenes in which Hamilton and
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A Simple Way TO Vote.

LII you do not care to use tho slip system
you can prepare your sample ballot at home
by marking the X in the right place On
going into the booth fold the sample ballot
along the line and match it carefully with
the lines on the ticket. TIen stamp your
KS opposite those marked on the sam
pie ballot Use the slip system only on the
PINK ballot.
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POLITICAL.
POLLING PLACES
FOR ELECTION TO BE HELD
NOVEMBER 8, 1892.
Polls Open at Sunrise and Close at 5
O'clock P. IL.
W. a. BROWN, REGISTRAR.
TWENTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRIC'

TWENT1-EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Precinct I-Frout of 27 East street.
Precinct 2-FTOBt of S07 Main street.
Precinct 3-SOutheast corner OF First and Folsom
streets.
Precinct 4-Southwest corner OF Folsom and Es
streets.
Precinct 6-Front or 236 First street.
Precinct 6-Fr0nt OF sos Howard street
Precinct 7-Front OF 155 Second street.
Precinct S-FrOnt Of 40 First street.
Precinct Y-Front OF 81 First street.
Precinct l0-Northeast corner OF Mission and
Second street.
Precinct ll-New montgomery street. front OF
the Palace Hotel.
Precinct l2-Front OF l25 New Montgomery
street
Precinct l3-Front OF l39 Third street
Precinct l4-NOrtheaSt corner Of Second and Fol-
som streets
Precinct l5-Front Of Hubbard street.
Precinct l6-Opposite go Folsom street
Precinct l7ooutheast corner of Silver and Third
streets.
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moved to the Morgue. 1t is believed that
his death was accidental. All three Of the
jets IN the chandelier were turned slightly,
put one was burning. IL was fortunate that
the small flame did not cause an explosion.
Deceased was native OF France. aged II
years. verdict OF accidental death was
returned by the Coroner's jury.
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THIRTY- SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,

Precinct l-2l6 BraunaG street.
Precinct 2-5l4 Second street.
Preeiact 3-FTont 651 Third street.
Precinct 4-Frout 202 Townsend street.
Precinct s. Front 40S BTannan street.
Precinct 6-Front 55I Bryant street.
Precinct 7-Front 5U6 Brannan street
Precinct S-FroHt 548 Sixth street
Precinct 80 BIuxome street.
Precinct l0-Southelst corner OF Solano and
Tennessee streets.
Precinct ] li-FrOut IL Brannan street.
Precinct l2-Ncrtheasu corner OF Boardman
place and Braunan street.
Precinct l3-N ortheast corner OF Brannan and
Eighth streets.
Precinct l4-Corner of Center and De Haro
streets.
Precinct l5-Northwest corner of Bryant ana
Santa Clara streets.
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Forty-Fourth Assembly District.


Precinct 1-Opposite 629 Vallejo street.
Precinct 2-SUutheast corner Dupont and Green
streets
Precinct 4-SouthWest corner FiI0ert place and
Union street.
Preeinc G-CoTneT Dupont and LON bard streets.
Precinct 7-COrHeT StOckuon and Lombard streets.
Precinct 6-Northwest corner Lombard and
Precinct 9-Front Of III Filbert street
Precinct lO-NoIthwest corner filbeEt and
Precinct lI-162s Powell street
Precinct 12-Fron. OF 637 Green street
Precinct 13-Front of 1927 Powell street
Precinct l4-Jones street, twenty i've feet south
of Green
Precinct l5-soutAwest corner Greenwich and
Precinct l6-Northwest corner Bay and Taylor
streets
Forty-Fifth Assembly District.
Precinct l-southwest corner Montgomery and
Sutter streets.
Precinct 2-southeast corner sansome and Bush
streets.
Precinct 3-opposira "a Drumm street
Precinct 4-Front Of 444 California street.
Precinct 6-NOrth side Sacramento street, above
Montgomery.
Precinct Front of 702 Montgomery street.
Precinct 8-Southwest corner Battery and jack
Prectnct g-Front OF 2Os Drumm street
Precinct lU-on Washington street, between
Drumm and East streets
Precinct ll-922 Battery street
Precinct 12-southwest corner sansome and Pa
Precinct i3-Front OF sos Pac fc street
Precinct 14-Northwest corner Broadway and
Montgomery street
Precinct i5-Northeast corner Vallejo and Sam
Precinct l6-East side OF Kesrny street. between
Green aud Union
Precinct l7-opposte Union street.
Polls open at sunrise, 6;3i A. NJ, and close at
wM. A. BROWN,
no6 80 Registrar of Voters.
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x Stamp Out the Bosses. K
A MEMORANDUM FOR VOTERS

Here are the Ncn-Partisan figures In
compact fornI You can cut them out and
take them with you to the booth, il you
care to do so. They are a good memoran-
dun for those who wish them:
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TBIRTy.sIyTH ASsENRIy nIsTRIcT

Precinct 1-Corbett road and Clara avenue.
Precinct 2-East side OF Noe street. opposite
Beaver
Precinct 9-southeast corner OF Sixteenth and
Church streets
Precinct 4-southwest corner o; Nineteenth and
Guerrero streets.
Precinct 5-SoutheaSt corner OF Noe aud Eigh.
teenth streets.
Presinct 6-Northeast corner OF Castro aud Hill
streets.
Precinct 7-Sl4 Douglass street.
Precinct S-13l6 Castro street
Precinct 9-124S Sanchez street.
Precinct 10 opposite 46 Twenty-eghth street
Precinct ll-OppOSite 10 Whitney street.
Precinct l2-Corner OF onondaga avenue and
San Hasa Nah
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X Stamp Out the Bosses. X

Vote Early.
LET no suffer vote your name. BE first at
the polls. even if you have TO delay your
breakfast Helpthe good work of cleaning
out the foul bosses.
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Aocidentallx smotherea by Gas.

Ernest Bousier. an aged chemical-dyer,
who came here from Los Angeles two
months ago, was asphyxIated by illnminat-
ing gas in his room at 5iS Taylor street. His
body was found yesterday morning and re-
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THIRTY.FIRsT AssEMBLY DISTRICT

Precinct 1-FrODt OF so Seventh street.
Precinct Z-FrOnt of Is Ninth street.
Precinct 3-Front of ll61 Mission street,
Precinct 4-FTout OF 129 Eighth street.
Precinct 5-Opp0slte ll47 Howard street.
Precinct 6-Front OF 1923 Mission street.
Precinct 7-Front of 4 Eleventh street.
Precinct S-Front of 1442 Folsom street.
Precinct 9-FrOnt OF 1898 Howard street.
Precinct lO-OppOsite 2G2 Eighth street
Precinct 1l--Front Of 208 Seventh street
Precinct 12-ErOnt Of 320 Seventh street
Precinct tlS-Opp0site 1871 Folsom street.
Precinct l4-opposite 5l7 Ninth street.
Precinct 16-Opposite IS Chesley street.
Precinct I6-opposite l4lS Harrison street.
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K Stamp Out the Bosses. X
Holm to Save tho CIV.

BE with the winnersl Vote for Ellert
and help to save the city from the curse 0
bossism.
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THIRTY-FIFrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Precinct l-Opposite 027 Valencia street.
Precinct 2-S9o Dolores street.
Precinct S-Southeast corner Twenty third street
anu San Jose avenue.
Precinct 4-Opposlte 2627 Mission street
Precinct 5-NortaweSt corner Twenty-ffth street
and Lilac avenue.
Guerrero streets
Precinct 7-Ffont 924I Mission street
Precinct s-Corner Twenty-seventh and Alabama
streets.
Silver avenue.
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THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Precinct l-Frout OF l. Fifth street.
Irecinct 2-Frout OF I04 Fifth street.
Precinct 3-OppOsite 40 seventh street.
Prcc net 4-FrOnt of 942 Mission street.
Precinct 5-Front o. lUll Mission street
Precinct 6-trJnt OF 526 Natoma street.
PrecInct 1872 Fifth street.
Precinct S-Front OF 9l7 Howard street.
Precinct 9-FToat OF 434 CiementiBa street.
Precinct l0-OppOsIte 1909 Folsom street.
Precinct Front of rs Russ street.
Precinct l2-Front Of 933 FOLSOM street
Precinct l3-tront OF $40 Sixth street.
Precinct l4-Frout OF iO1a Harrison street.
Precinct 15-Front of 92I HARRISON street.
Precinct l6-Eront Of 1927 Harrison street.
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THIRTY FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Precinct / Front sos Folsom street.
Precinct 2-FrAnt 244 Twelfth street.
Precinct Son Erie street. corner Mission
Precinct 4-FrOnt 104 Twelfth street.
Precinct 5-Front / AZ Twelfth street.
Precact 6-Front % Potter street.
1T cnct 7-Front % Ridley street.
Precinct S-North side Fifteenth street, near Va
leucia.
Precinct 9-Trout ! % Fifteenth street.
Precinct 10-Front 2 Fifteenth street.
Precinct l-Front 2l00 Folsom street.
Precinct 12-SOuthweSt corner Sixteenth and
Capp streets.
Precinct lS-North side Seventeenth street, near
Valencia.
Precinct l4-Opposte 416 Eighteenth street.
Precinct l5-Northwest corner Valencia and
NinetS euth streets.
PTecinc. ls-Sou5heast corner Capp and Eigh-
teenth streets.
Precinct Front 664 Twentieth street.
Precinct S-N orthwest corner Valencia and
Twentieth streets.
Precinct 19-Front SIS Twentieth street.
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There is nothing that may
not happen to a thin baby.

There is nothing that may
not happen to thin baby.
There is nothing that may
not happen to a man who is
losing his healthy weight.
We say they are "poor."
They are poorer than we at
first suspect.
Do you want almost all
that is known of the value of
plumpness told in a way to
commendto you CAREFUL LIv-
ING-and SCOTS Emulsion of
cod-liver oil if you need it.
= A book on it free.
New York
Your druggist keeps Scott's Emulsion of cod-Iiver
ed-sH druggists everywhere Go. g.,
oc1 TbsuTuSWv 12m
The morning call., 1892-11-08
THIRTy-THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

Precinct Front 40l Twenty-seeond street.
Precinct 2-Southeast corner OF Iwenty-second
and Folsom streets.
Precinct 3-Front 2726 Folsom street.
Precinct 4-Southwest corner of Florida and
Twenty-sixth streets
Precinct 5-opposite l30 Twenty fourth street
Precinct 6-CoTner OF Twenty second street and
Potrero avenue.
Precinct 7-Northwest corner Of Yolo and Utah
streets
streets.
Precinct s-Northwest corner Of Sierra Snd
Michigan streets.
Precinct lG-southeast corner of Sierra and
Illinois streets.
Precinct 1l-corner of Fifteenth avenue and p
street.
Precinct I2-Northwest corner OF Fourteenth
avenue ana y street.
Precinct 1S-Corner of Railroad and Fourteenth
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Precinct l-Front OF IO5 TURK street
Precinct 2-Front or 13I Eddy street
Precinct 3-Soutkwest corner OF Taylor and Ellis
streets
streets.
Precinct 5-southwcst corner of Geary and Mason
streets
Precinct 6-Front Of 7o5 Su.ter street
Precinct Front OF S9G Pine street
Precinct S-FT0nt o. l0O4 Bush street
Precinct 9-Northwest corner OF Leayenworth
ana Sacramento streets.
Precinct l0-OppOste 1894 Jones street
Precinct l 1I-Front of 1900 Taylor street
Precinct l2-Front OF 1901 Leavenworth street.
Precinct 13-Eront of 1904 Leayenworth street
Precinct 14-ErOnt OF 1903 TayIJr street
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THIRTY SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICr


Franklin streets.
Precinct 2-Front OF EOS Fell street.
Precinct S-Northwest corner of Cough and
Hsight streets.
Precinct 4-Northwest corner OF Cough street
an Lily avenue.
Precinct 6-Opposite 9S3 Fell street
Precinct 6-Front OF 6l5 Laguna street
Precinct 7-Southwest corner OF Laguna street
and HicEcry avenue.
Precinct - Southwest corner OF Page and
Buchanan streets.
Precinct 9-Corner OF Market aud Waller streets.
Precinct l0-Northeast corner OF Steiner and
Sanchez streets
Precinct l1-Opposite 81 Steiner street.
Precinct l2-6Oi Fillmore street.
Precinct 13-Southwest corner OF Steiner ana
| Fell streets.
Precinct 14-Soutlwest corner Of Fell aad Brod-
| erick streets.
Precinct l5-North side of Haight street. east OF
Lyon.
| Stanyan streets
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FORTY-THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Precinct Eddy street, opposite Glasgow.
Precinct 2-Opposite l03 O'Farreli street.
Precinct 3-Front Of 40i Post street.
IreciBct 4-OppGSite 209 GeaTy street.
Precinct 5-opposlte III Grant avenue.
Precinct 6-FrVnt of 4Z9 Sutter street
Precinct 1-NOrthwest corner Of Dupont and Sut
ter streets.
Precinct S-Northeast corner OF Dupont and Bush
streets.
Precinct 9-G2O Bush street
Precinct 10-Opposite 524 Dupont street.
Precinct l III rOnt Of 1919 Waverly place.
Precinct 12-FrOnt Of 903 Washington stree.
Precinct l3-Front of 923 Powell >treet
Precinct l4-FrOut OF 1903 Powell street.
Precinct l5-SOuthwes5 corner OF Stockton street
and Broadway.
PRECINCT l6-Front Of lOO4 Dupont street.
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POLITICAL.

street
Precinct 6-South side California street. near
Fillmore.
Precinct 7-Opposite 1924 Fillmore street
Precinct S-North side Pine street, opposite Old
Ladies' Home
Precinct q-opposite 1921 Scott street.
Precinct l0-kront of 2725 Pine street.
Precinct ll-Front of 1905 BroderIck street.
Precinct 12-Northwest corner Pine and Lyon
streets.
Precinct I3-Southwest corner Lyon and Post
streets.
Precinct 14-Northeast corner Point Lobos avenue
and Williamson street.
Preciaet l5-Fifth avenne. between Point Lobos
and Clement.
FORTY FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Precinct l-Southwest corner Eyde and Washing
ton streets
Precinct 2-Northeast corner Hyde and Vallejo
Precinct S-Front of 2304 Larkin street.
freclnct IN Northeast corner Bay and Larkin
streets.
Precinct 5-Northeast corner Vallejo and Po,k
streets.
Precinct 6-sOuthwess corner Polk ana washiUg-
ton streets.
Precinct 7-Northwest corner Cough and wash.
IDgtOa streets.
rrccinct 8-southeast corner Vallejo nd Cough
streets.
Precinct 9-Northeast corner Laguna ana Green
wich streets.
Precinct l0-southwest corner Webster street
and BROADWAY.
Precinct 1l-Opposite 220I Webster street.
Precinct l2-SOuihweSt corner Scott aud Pacific
streets.
Precinct l3-west side Pierce street. between
Lombard and Greenwich.
Precinct l4-Southesst corner Walnut and Clay
streets.
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THIRTY NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Precinct l-Opposite q Polk street.
Precinct 2-C;ty Hall yard.
Precinc 3-Southeast corner of Polk and Fulton
streets.
Precinct 4-Northwest corner OF Polk street and
Golden Gate avenue.
Precinct 5-opposite lao HYDE street
Precinct 6-Fiont OF 2l2 Leayenworth street.
Precinct 7-Front OF sos FL is street.
Precinct S-SoEtheaSt corEer OF Ellis and Larkin
streets.
Precinct s-Northeast corner of Polk and Eddy
streets.
Precinct 10-Sorthwest corner of Polk and
o'Farrell streets.
Precinct l1-Front OF 1918 Post street.
Precinct l2-Front OF So3 Geary st.
Precinct l3-frOnt of 5l6 O'Fareell street
Precinct 14-Northwest corner OF Leayenworth
and Post streets.
Precinct l6-Front OF 1900 Larkn street.
Precinct l6-Front OF 14S9 Pine street.
Precinct l7-Northwest corner of California ana
Larkin streets.
FORTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Precinct lon Pine street, corner Pine and
Preciact 2-southwest corner Post street and Van
Ness avenue.
Cedar avenue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-09-03
OUR COMMERCE WITH CUBA.
Spain Modifying Her Demands and Co
ceding American Claims.

Spain Modifying Her Demands and Con-
ceding American Claims.
MADRID, Sep. 2.-Mr. McNutt, the spec
ial American representative, is now at
San Sebastian pressing upon Senior Rob-
ledo, Minister of the Colonies, the claims
made by Mr.. Foster, the United States
Secretary of State, relative to the Com
mercial treaty between Spain and the
United States.
At the outset of the negotiations Senior
Robledo held that the introduction into
Cuba of the numerous articles that the
United States Government demanded
should be included in the new treaty
would render all industry and commerce
in Cuba impossible. Senior Robledo is
now modifying his attitude, and is dis
posed to concede part of the American
claims.
The Minister of the Colonies is ham
pered with fears of conflict with Cuba
The Nationalist Unionist party in the
island is attacking the governments
financial and tariff policies, especially the
farming out of the Cuban customs and
| the scheme for the conversion of bonds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-09-03
ALL BUT TWO RELEASED.
Jack Clifford and NTaEthew Foy, Home
steaders, Held for Murder.

Jack Clifford and NTsEthew Foy, Home
steaders, Held for Murder.
PIrTsBURG, Sep. 3.-Of the eight addi-
tional arrests of Homestead strikers
charged with the several crimes of mur-
der, riot and conspiracy by Secretary
Lovejoy of the Carnegie Steel Company,
all but two of the number have been re-
leased on bail. Jack Clifford and Mat
thew Foy were held on the charge of MUIR
der until the court fixes bail.
Clifford is the man who gave the Pinker-
ton detectives information about the
Homestead Advisory Committee. 1t is
supposed the Carnegie Company wants to
get Clifford out of the way of all influence
and keep him safe until the Homestead
cases are tried.
For this reason they had him locked up
rather than depend upon uncertain and
expensive surveillance, which they would
have had to keep him under were he to be
at liberty.
Warrants are also out for the arrest of
Hugh O'Donnell, Hugh Ross and William
Foy on the charge of murder.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-09-03
Brooklyn Briefs.

-Edmour Dubuc and his sister Miss
Corinne, are enjoying two weeks visit
with friends in Springfield and Hol-
yoke.
William Lessard of Riverside street,
and Joseph Blais of Green street, left
for West Farnham, Canada yesterday,
where they will enter college.
M. Guilfoile found a pocketbook,
containing quite large sum of money
on Bank street last evening. The
owner can have the same by proving
the property, and paying for adver-
Using.
An eight-year-old son of Matthew
Kennedy while playing in his yard, at
80 North Leonard street, stepped on an
iron rake which lay in the grass, and
one of the teeth passed through the left
foot. DIR Dubuc attended the little fell
low, who suffered very much.
Quantities of decayed fruit and
vegetables and other offensive refuse
are being dumped on the side of the
road, at the bridge crossing the Nauga-
tuck river at Riverside park, and people
having to cross the bridge complain
about the stencil arising. The health
board should take some steps to prevent
this place from being made a dumping
ground.
"A horse driven along Riverside
street last evening became frightened at
atrain on the New England road and
started to run. Crossing Bank street
the carriage struck young lad. the son
of Animate Fischeto, of 1874 Railroad
Hill street. The boy was carried into
Partree's drug store, where he was
cared for. He was bruised about the
mouth and nose and two teeth were
knocked out.
The st Thomas cadets and drum
corps made their second public appear
ance last evening, giving very credit
able exhibition. The line of march was
over the Washington street bridge to
Baldwin and Stone streets and home
| through Union, Grand and Bank
streets. Richard F. Phelan and P. w.
Conner were serenaded and furnished
refreshments. The Rose Hill Hose Co
were also serenaded, and invited the
| boys in. On their way home the Pro-
tector hose house was also visited.
| Architect A. j. Smith has prepared
plans for the entire alteration of M.
Guilfoile's building at the corner of
Bank and South Riverside streets. The
building now occupied by the market
will be torn down and the block proper
will be raised three stories. The pres
ent columns will be taken out and iron
substituted. There will be two stores
facing Bank street and one facing
South Riverside street. Anthony Car
roll will do the cellar work. The plans
for the rest are now in the hands of con
| tractors