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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-04
Personal.

Mr.. Miles J. Norton, of Temple, is
at the Pacific.
Mrs S. w. Slsyden has returned
from a visit to the City of Mexico.
Mr.. r. Il. bowman of Fort Worth
is registered at the New McClellsnd.
Messrs. j. r. and Frank A. Davis
returned from visit to Austin last
night.
Mr.. John Wilcox and family of
Elgin, ILL.,, are guest of his brother
d. g. Wilcox.
Messrs. NJ. G McLemore, NJ.
Lssker, j. Heidenheimer and r. B.
Hawley of Galveston have apart
ments at the New McClelland
DR.. II. w. Smith has purchased the
Eaton homestead on Fifth and Dutton
streets, and has just taken possession.
The doctor will have numerous i'm
provements made and will have one
of the prettiest homes in the city.
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ALEXANDRA.
Touching Pianos and organ

= IoUchIng Pianos and Organ
We have never contended that we
were cheap house, bnt we have al
wavs proved the claim that we were,
and are a reliable house, whose repre-
sensations can be received with conf
Gence, house that handles the very
best goods in the world, aud that
sells them at the lowest prices consis-
tent with high quality. Cheap pianos
or organs usually means "cheap and
nasty" We don't touch them, but
we sell inexpensive instruments by
makers of acknowledged standing.
THos. GoGGAR & Bro.
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The Cotton Belt will sell one fare
for round trip rate to Hot Springs,
Ark, on April 7 and s good for re,
turn until May 10, The occasion is
the sale by the government of all of
its property not occupied by springs
or hospital buildings.
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$40 Lost.

A ten dollar bill was lost on South
side of Franklin street, between
Fourth and Twelfth streets to-day
noon by young lady employed as
seams tress in that locality, and who
feels the loss of her hard-earned cash
very sorely. If the finder is an hon
est man or woman, and has sympa
thy for an honest working girl and
orphan, please hand the money to
B. II. FRANKLIN,
No. 1014 Franklin st.
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The Artesian Steam Laundry is the
biggest laundry in Texas and is al
ready doing fine business. ]. P.
and Geo. A. Wood proprietors.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-04

Dry post oak cord wood, s. 50;
stove wood $3.50, at Gurley Wood
Yard.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-04

Finest of old whiskles for medical
or potative purposes, at
]. A. EALY's.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-04

Place your policies with Dockery &
Co. Best of companies.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-04

The finestline of fine cigars in
Waco, at j. A, EARLY's.
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+ OST--h twenty dollar bill between news
u Office and MIR. Seley's residence return u"
News Office. John Harris, Colored.
EOR KENT.-several houses for rent
Il d bays. 4-4u
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NOR SALE.
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

-
Sealed proposals will lie received a. nv o G,S.
OF the Trustees OF: the Water Works o. 'I' ~
OF Martins Ferry. Ohio, until O'Clock |" I'LL "
the iirstddy Of April. 1881. ,,,,,.
Bids wilt be received IN the entire W3, IL :,
p!eic. including the furnishing and layins ~, ~ &
tons Of six.nGii cast iron water pile N lpi,l
OF four-inclI cast iron water pipe, lurhl>Hi,'7 t
setting ll90 pounds OF special castings ,, n"
inch cato valves, siX.inch gate valves, M i"- ~
bon fire hydrants and valve boxes Nv
mOval OF %! feet OF iOur'inch pipe now imI,ic
and tho rclaylng OF 25j feet Of the same; at 49,, ~,
furnishingoi nll other material Gnl !apos -
cssnyy TO complete the entire work. ,o,i
EIch proposal must be accompanied D! y - 4.
IN writing. with one or more good secntt,n,,mI,J
&C rt!fcl check To the amount OF one hm ,,tG ma
dollars to secure tho city against loss sl!H, .tf
person 10 whom the award Is madc iali ~ 10 FSr,
cute the necessary contract within ieh Wv w.
after such awart! Is made. ,rl,s
AL work TO be performed In GccoTIahceo II ' u!
the specifications now on file IN the 0!cs =.
Trustees OF the Wafer Works, where all n ifIo1
information may be obtained npoiI a,: 4,
The Trustees reserve the right TO Fe!rC' ""'
oil bids ~
By order OF the Board. ,,.,,r,
mrI7 Us. MITCHELL Sec'e'1'"
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a Remarkable euro of 1:houmatI,m.

Messrs. Cage and Sherman, OF Alex
andcr, Texas, write us regarding re-
markablc cure OF rheumatism there as
follows: "The wife OF Mr.. William Pru-
lit, the postmaster here, had been bed
ridden with rheumatism for several
years. She could, get nothing to do hor
any good. We sold her bottle OF Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and she was com
pletely cured by its use. We refer any
one TO her to verify this statement"
50-ccEt bottles Tor sale by c. r. Goetzc,
w. W. Irwin, John Klari, c. Schnepi, G.
Menkemillcr, W. S. Mccullough, NJ. W.
Heinrich, W. L. Williams, S. L. Brice,
John Coleman and W. Ii. Williams,
Wheeling, w. Va; Bowie 6; Co., Bridge
port, O.; Z. T. Bcabody, Benwood, w.
Va. DIV
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Is This Now You Feel?

If you are ,eceh, tired ana
',cruons, acih iJcless feeling
and 40 ambition to acork, 1t
1c'tt restore your strength, rigor
d1sa energies. . IF you arc sleep
less GG6 acGks tired mornings,
acih dull head, 6a0,tastc III The
mouth, no appetite, depression .
of 7nintl and c1trcmc nerr0uS-
ness, it rrill clear you" head,
tone mp your nerreS, i'tciGorcte
your blood and put rtm ana
life into you.
/ Dr.Grcenc, the famous lectuser and spec!a!!stia
the cure Of nervous and chronic diseases, eau DC
consulted free 4. his Office, IS West 18th St.. New
York. rcrfou:,ly, or by letter.
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No MEDICINE has had greater success
in checking consumption, in its early
stages, than Ayers Cherry Pcctoral. 1t
stops coughing, soothes the Throat and
lungs. and induces much.nceded repose.
Hundreds have testified to the remark
able virtues OF this preparation. DIV
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never was married. II twas raid that a
disappointment in early life was the
unMl.elLnyr ,il,l a Trace,lr.. .

OMAHA, NEp, Marcel, 27,-J. j.. Clifford,
II young man from Madison, Iowa, shot
and killed Mabel Stephens and then
killed himself in Nollie Stcphcns's
bagnio at au early hour this. morning.
Clifford, who was Wholesale dealer in
butter and eggs, mot uic)eirl amonth
ago and fell in aloycswith, her.. lie
wanted her to leavetlic King. liouge and
live with him. She refused, and the
shooting resulted.
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THE WRIST TnUNDEI, STORM
Arrives IS! Saturday Night, aud !, Followed

Arrives Saturday Night, and Is Followed
by Cool Weather.
Saturday evening at an carly hour
lightningwas seen in tho heavens, and
later flint sounds Of thunder werc
heard. Abou. midnight there was very
vivid lightning and quito q respectable
thunder storm. accompanied by DASH
ing rain and little hail, which would
have dono credit to tho height Of sum.
mcr. Yesterday little rain fell, but
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tho air grew steadily cooler, and last
night tho prcmonitory symptoms OF n
cold wave, and perhaps q blizzard, u.s.
serted themselves. Altogether 1t is n
decidedly peculiar spell OF weather for
March.
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InAvr been cured Of a bad case Of
rheumatism by using ono bottle OF Sal
walton Oil, and. cheeriully recommend
1t us tho best Imminent evur made.
MARY CLARKE,
Maltby House, Baltimore, Md.
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Consccrntotl Rlsl,op.

NEWARK, N.55J,,!!AIarclls::s26.- Rev. DR..
Sebastian ;Gebhard NIcss6ier::was con:
secrated Bishop at -Grcch%Bay, Wis,
this morning, in St. Peter szcliurcli. 49,
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MATINEE MUSICAL
Given by Prof. William Arm.trong's

Giren by Prof. William ArmstronE's
Pupils Saturday Afternoon. 4
Saturday afternoon selected pupils
from the classes OF Prot. William Arm.
stroAg entertained as many friends as
his studio in tho Hess block would ac-
commodate with the following pro.
gramme: "a
DuO-postlllon D'Amour. ................. uchr
Miss Bessie Kyle, Miss Frances Summers,
MIS- Luln Jones, William Armstrong:
Miss Matte Johnson, William Armstrong.
Solo-The lIehr
a., ~, Nisss Stella Mcguire
s M Ann SSiii, William Xr&siicns N'S'n
~ Sir. Edward KGmplc.
a., MIS- Amin LuEcils, Miss iIcssic Kyle. -,
:. Miss Carrie leGr.
Solo-La AlnchrCtla............ .............B ehr
Miss Frances Summers.
sOioia'ry Iss tiS;SvjavS iISiiSSv
nr,t
Mis- Carrie Pierce, William Armstrong.
Mis-; Elm Chew Chew ESQ., ''''' lY4''
Ills; EPiig sy POLLOCK Mis; Laura DaaeiI .s'
Miss Carrie ;iiii:it; Pierce. s',0''"
solo-Tho Spinning Wheel: sclmoll
ss,o-ro pr,s,o Miss lessio Kyle r,mo.,.
oSio-Lc hulSnu,.. EuWAruS
Miss Carrie Gutmnn.
Miss Mabel Brown. :.
solo-Nalse- Sharp Minor. Chopin
Miss Scltic knrtz.
SOlO-Ie Cascade nnnlnl
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V{OR RENT-NEW BRICK DWFTI-
A ING; an Modern imnrovemcu,, u, III III.
,eent street. froln about February i, lsi; ' W
oe leased LOT term oiyears 10 responsible nI,,.
APpiyaS oillee q Iho CltyWatCr lIoan!. Az
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PART l.

ARIA de Concert" ..................C Schneider
Characteristic Piece, Lost lInpprcs s." for
Clarinet. COrnet and String 1ns,ru.
ldyl, "The Musical Clock CT the BLACK For
est'""........"... -........-Theo Michaelis
PART III.
potpourri, students Songs" M Kohlmanu
Duet for two Clarinets, 1.-THE Two Tyroli-
March from "Tannhaueser,". ......,,. X. Wagner
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bFoR RENT.

TOR RENT-TlIE THREE,ST0pv
~ business house, No. 1911 Main S,,ct, ~
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TAKE your meals as The Milwaukee
Cafe. RoBEnT GRANT. Manager.
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GENERAL NOTICES

A ENCOURAGEMENT.
~ 10 :
hereby ahaoincc myself as candida, =.
the Democratic nomination 10; Sheriff o,o,,
County Respectfully
ie!0 - A. a. FRNNzltpr,
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NOTICE

NorlcE
Albert Redman and Isaac II. Frey h,yo r,,
admitted members OF our firm. Tho Nv IHsel
WI DO continued In the name OF ltciSls,ni SI
H. W. REDMAN
w,,rr,,.o az ~. q. 9. MCHOWS'
-------....--. ". ' y. ISO. ~ 1877. fa1
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Walt Whitman.
WHIT WHITMAN DEAD.

Tho Good Gray Poet Passes Peacefully
hway-Skotch OF His Life.
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Residence, lilo. 9S6 Main Strait

Nine Rooms, Wash Room and Laundry. and
Finished Attic.
mri2 No. II THIRTEENTH STcprT
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Weston;is enjoying tho best building
5fa'rmonts water works have been
completed. s.saa,>SS
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Up and Out OF Doors

LOT 1t has been great blessing to me, and to
my friends my recovery seems almost mirac-
Iiolls. I think Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the
NO. y North Railroad St, Kendallville, Ind.
The morning call., 1892-02-14
FORCE DISPLAYED.
Union Sailors Badly WOrsted in
Free Fight.

On Friday afternoon the American bark Colo
RADIO was lowed out into the stream from the
UniOn-stIeet " haTf with non-uniOn crew, after
LOT Of trouble with a number OF union men as
senbled on the front. Tie complement was two
short aud Captain j. Gibson secured these
through Shipping Agent Charles Mccarthy, but
as The attitude OF the union men on Friday after
noon was very threatening, lie decided TO put
out into the stream aud ship The remaining two
yesterday morning.
Tie word had been passed to the Coast Sea
mems Union, however. and a close watch was
kept by the unlOnists all night The time fixed
for placing the two men on board was 8 O'Clock,
but John Curtin. the clearinghouse man, ar.
rived with them about 7 80 o'clock in wagon,
contrary 10 this arrangement. The vehicle was
at once surrounded and the unforunates began
to experience very rough time.
Captain John Mcfarland and Peter MEG Owan
OF the quarantine tug Governor Perkins then
came upon the scene ana espOused the cause OF
the TWO men. The crowd turned Its atten-
ton 10 the new corners, and the original victims
took TO flight. Mcfarland and his friend fought
with Will, but were having somewhat Tie worst
OF the ARRAY when Captain ThOrold and some
teamsters put In an appearance, aud the assault
eTs soon showed the white feather
Some men then proceeded TO demOlish the
effects OF the unfortunate sailors, which they had
left upon the wharf. Ihorold thereupon drew
his revolver and threatened TO shoot the first
man who put his fingers on the baggage. The
police then arrived aud matters soon Queled
down.
The Colorado finally got away with all her
men, but she had to ship TWO others IN place OF
and Will remain there until July. when she will
sail for Valparaiso with Il cargo OF lumber.
The morning call., 1892-02-14

ment that they were holding a lengthy debate.
While As matter Of fact Mccarthy was slated TO
be fired.
siOners Ielumed and Parsons moved that the
charges referred by Chief ScInnell against Nc
CaTlhy aud C0rrObOrstsd By the testimony Of
Contractor Pierce and Lot ID. SlOcum be sus-
taned. Brown seconded the motion aud all
voted aye" 10 it except Martin. The charges
u Antoine Lab ana Harry VI. Gray alleging
that they paid Mccarthy sums OF money, were
then voted as not sustained.
Schmidt.
Nobody answered and schmltt gave Brown
bis cue. There was a mutIering between
Parsons, Brown and Schmilt and finally Brown
moved 10 dismiss Mccarthy from the depart
ment. Parsons was on hand with a second and
MCCaliuy was dismissed, only Martin voting 10
The negative.
in e Wilson stated to a reporter that he
would bung the matter before tie Superior
Brown then read the following resolution:
Rey0Hed hat when empoyes Of the Fire De
partme ut charged with violation Of the rules
Thereof shall deem II necessary 20 employ attOr-
ney, said attorney shall b permitted to act as ad-
yises only, and snail have no voice in the proceed
IEs pro or con that may be before the commission.
MARTIN AGAIN OBJECTED.
Ma tin obi cJed, saving tie commission had
tie City ana County Attorney at It's back, aud
thought That any citizen had light TO an attor-
ney When on trial as au emplOYe Of the depart
meut
Ames thought pretty much the same way. but
a. the other commissioners did not The rcsOu-
ton was adopted.
Brown nominated John A. Steltz for Clerk of
the Corporation Yard. vice Broad, resigned Par
sons seconded Tie nomination aud SletZ was
elected
The report OF an expert accountant Oh tie Cor
poratiOn yard books was Iecvlyed aud placed Oh
file.
James ". Tully. steward OF Hose !, was tried
on hall Il dozen charges Tie testimony varied
IN very peculiar manner and excited consider
able miuh. Iuily admitted having neglected
bis duty, and was dismissed from the depart
meGi. Tie other charges could not be proven.
Ames Cal 90 attention 10 the arrest OF Brick -
Butler for a theft committed at a fire on Friday
afternoon while wearing badge and substituting
fOI fireman named OOlllns.
Chief Scdnueil SAID that Collins, In speaking TO
him Of the matter, gave as his reason for giving
his badge to Butter that lie was SICK and could
not hud Fireman Peter FleRming.
Ames' motion 10 suspend Collins. pending in
veStig ton, carried, and fiemmlBg was notified
70 app-ar at Collins ildl at lie next meeting of
the board.
The morning call., 1892-02-14

about eighteen years ago, that there was
big sensation in Europe caused by the an
nouncemeHt that the tincture of cinchOnia
would annihilate the craving for liquor in
the most obstinate cases. | saw numbers
of men who tried ii, and it benefited them
just as any other tonic would. but as for
abOlishing the liquor habit, they took more
afterward than before. 1t is the same way
with club men going up to the springs.
They get away from their boon companions,
take more exercise. are subject to a gentle
sort of medical control, drink Il larger
amount Of water which washes them out
if it does nothing else. and of they course
come back better. But a week afterward you
will find them in their old haunts, and by
and by their heart trouble or kidney
trouble returns. The man that can invent
a drug to give a steady tippler will power
and self denial, the ability to say no and
mean it, can cure alcoholism. No one else
can. The only thing in the bichloric treat
ment is the faith of the patient and the
self-cOntrOl imposed on him by his sur
TOundings|
The morning call., 1892-02-14
CLEMENS CONTEMPT.
Judge Murphy Will First Decide
His Own Rights.

Judge Murphy listened to the argument OF Hor-
ace NJ. Philbrook Tor nearly three hours yesler-
day IN The Clemens contempt case.
During the hearing Of the motion for a new trial
in the Sidney Bell case c. J. Stillwell a report.
er, made affidavit that VIII NJ Clemens, another
newspaper man. had made lhe public accusation
that Judge Murphy had received S25. 600 10 save
Harriet JacObsOn's name and railroad Sidney
Bell 10 the gaOws On the strength of this
Judge Murphy cited Clemens for cOnts mpt, and
PhHbrOok has been retained by the champions
OF what is known as the Barry contempt law TO
defend the case.
MI PhlibTOok's position was the same as taken
In tie defense Of James II. Barry, when he was
cited for publishing IN The Star severe arTaign-
ment OF Judge LdWler. II Clemens remark
was contempt, he argued, then TWO persons
speaking together IN the southern part OF tile
STATE. OF a husband and wife cOnyersing In their
chamber, or TWO attorneys consulting privately
In their offices, would be guilty of contempt in
Ike manner for The same uiterances When
such things are read about as having hap
pened IN Russia they are called tyranny and the
imprint OF the Cars iron heel IS pointed out
With shudder.
The law o. contempt passed by the LegiSa-
ture recently was pointed out, but Judge Muir
ply said that nc legislation could deprive a
court OF tile power 10 protect Itself and persons
Oh tildl from undue pressure IL court has not
such power II might as we'll be abolished The
question was narrowed down 10 Two points
nrsIs has the court iutisdctOn2 next, II so, Is
tie accused guilty Of tie contempt charged &?
The Judge said lie would take The case under
Amusement, aud n he decided that he had iuris-
diction lie would then give Clemens a chance to
prove his case
The morning call., 1892-02-14
UNSETTLED MINDS.
One Was Bad Whisky-The Other Some
thing Else.

One Was Bad Whisky-The Other Some.
thing Else.
rather queer character that The Insanity
Commissioners had TO pass upon yesterday was
young Swede, who gave the name OF Carl Il.
Ehman, but where lie came from and how he
was taken into custody no one seemed to know,
least of all himself He appeared 4 very intelll.
gent young man, with excellent command OF
English and well read, but as apparent TO all,
perfectly at sea In his mind. Judge Lawler
gu esiioned him for quite while and concluded
That the man was crazy. but refused TO order
him committed without some testimony against
him OF persons VINO knew something about him.
He was taken back 10 the Stock on street Home
TO await further DEVELOPMENTS.
Della Laly, whose Intimacy with the spirit
world-designaled In the science OF chemistry as
C2H6O-has evidently been OF The closest posi-
bic nature for many years was also before the
Commissioners. In her drunken spell she i'm.
AGNES everybody cOnsDiring 10 keep her out OF
work, and wherever she could 1ind an employ
ment Office she would haTass and frighten the
inmates half out Of their wits. She was sent TO
the home on Stockton street to sober up
The morning call., 1892-02-14

ent height is $50 feet. This wonder Of the
ancient:world, the sepulcher of the monarch,
was constructed at great expense and suffer-
ing, 100000 men, changed every three
months, being employed by forced labor ten
years in constructing the causeway by
which the blocks Of stone were transported
from the Tourah Quarri3s, in the Arabian
chain. to quay ON the banks of the Nile,
where they were transported by boat from
the other bank. Immense expense was en-
tailed in the execution of this costly sep
ulcher, AMI according to a popular but I'M
probable tradition Cheops was compelled
through want of money to sacrifice the
honor of his daughter to complete the task.
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The full text of the petition in question is gIver
as follows:
A Raistn Combination.

The proposed California Raisin- packers
Association seems to contain the elements
necessary to the solution of the commission
nuisance. If the promoters do not succeed
in organizing the entire number OF packers,
they will at least secure enough to make
their presence felt and compel recognition.
inspection of goods will guarantee every
shipment as being the best the raisin center
can produce The Directors can nix the
price and distribute the goods, so that
Chicago aud New York will no longer 5e
glutted and other points on the verge Of a
The morning call., 1892-02-14

raisin famine. il is well argued by the pro-
motors that, while the price of rasins has
been reduced when it comes to dealing with
the producer the price remains unchanged
to the consumer, and the profits are swept
into the pockets of the middlemen. By
combination the profit can be secured to
the source whence it arises and where it
justly belongs. This plan of salvation is
neither complicated nor impracticabe; it is
the highest degree Of business judgment
and contains the most practical solution for
relief from the clutch of the middlemen.
The morning call., 1892-02-14

likely 10 come up with q snort turn, SO far as
financial aid from the Boaid Of Supervisors OF
San Francisco Is concerned.
Acting upon the advice OF the City and County
Attorney, IN The matter Of apprOpriatnE $1,000
10 aid he Miners Association IN securing the
passage Of a bill for aid through Congress. the
Finance Committee OF the Board Of Supervisors
decided Yesterday that The board mad no power
In law 10 appropriate any money IN aid OF ths
Worlds Fair exhibition for This State or county.
Accordingly the communications from tie
Worlds Fair Commissioners asking that any ap-
prOprlatiOn which the board might make be en-
ployed so as not TO duplicate the work OF the
Comm ssloners, WAS placed on file, aud the
boaId's regrets VIII be eXpIessed Ia reply.
The morning call., 1892-02-14

The number Of deaths IN san Francisco during
the week was 1913. Thirteen Of the seventy
foreign born decedens were MongOllans
TWeniy-OBe died under / year OF age, nineteen
between go and 10 three belYsSl 70 and so,
five between 80 aud 80. and one was nearly 100
years Of age; suicides 2, hOmicides / casualties
8, and 81 deaths Ia public institutions. The
more fatal diseases we're: ApOplexy 2, ast hma
2. BTghts disease 2, cancer 2, Group 4, dlpl-
iberia s, typhoid fever 2 heart disease s. lnaui-
Ilon H. lung diseases 9, measles 8, paralysis 3.
eOnsump, Ion II. pneumonia IA.