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The morning call., 1893-11-22

Q6O CASH-slO PER MONTH; OVER 100
ID w lots sold by us within the past IL months;
rs lots left on Nevada, Kansas and Ri ode Island
SITS. blocks from Potrero-aye. cars: prices run
from $3.50 to $3.50 each street work complete in
front of nearly all lots; Spring Valley water; a
dozen new homes building in this locality now;
title perfect; unquestionablv the cheapest home
lots in san Francisco. apply to BALDWIN d
HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery ST. nol9 SAVER st
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IDOOOU. s rooms ana bath each: bay windows lows
oIIek foundations, etc; rents $3.50 per annum:
AeAr howard and Eleventh Sts.; must be sold.a
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FAIR LOTS

MIDwINTER FAIR LOTS
AT THE
MAIN ENTRANCE
FRONTING
GOLDEN GATE PARK.
LOW PRICES AND EASY TERMS.
5000 500 f9R LOTS ON or or FULToN ST.
25xlOO FEET EACH.
TWELFTH AYES. BET. AND D sTs.
25xl20 FEET EACH.
$500 FOR d i LOTS OF on ST.: BET ELEVENTH
MONTHLY INsTALLMENTs.
CALL For DIAGRAM AND SELECT YOUR
LOT BEFORE THE CROWD.
SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO.,
2la-220 MONTGOMERY ST.
nole 3t SuWeSa MILLS BUILDING.
y NEW COTTAGES JUST FINISHED: AL
1 ready sold: containing 5 and d rooms n d bath:
high basements every modern Improvement: sit.
uate 9Th ave- near Clement ST.: terms Lilo
cash: balance same as rent: take Geary-st cars TO
9th and Point Lobos and walk / block; houses
open all day. N. H. LANG d. CO.. Builders and
Realty Brokers, 36 Montgomery ST.. corner Of Suit
ter. no19 Ut SuWe
G17602 LARGEs-RooM HOUSES ON 10th
N OO ST., 100 west of Castro.
$275O-5room cottage: only one left in block:
on goth and Eureka sls, 11s blocks west OF Castro
S2So0-6-room cottages on 25th ST.. near Castro
S3900-Corner lot. with large T-room 2.story
house: corner 25th and Diamond: part cash: bal
anee in iDstallments.
+. NELSON, on premises or 1920 26th ST.. near
Castro. ocl9 tr
no YOU WANT A BARGAIN COME AND
/ see me; elegant new Eastlake 2-f1at house of 5
and rooms, 2717 Union St; well rented. CHAS.
A. DUEBEL, builder and owner, $50 Fremont
street nol7 Sts
Clio MONTH WILL BUY HOME IN sAU-
IL III salito K. ID. SPARROW. GAO Market apl rf
az .JcOO IMMENSE BARGAIN; AsHBUkY
ID ZOt'U. st. bet. Waller and Frederick grand
location: elegant view, and surrounded by fine
homes; street bituminized and accepted: lot 25x
1868. TROY u McNAiLY. $50 Market st. 10 Il
I on, COR. CALIFORNIA AVE. AND FRAN
IL coma ave. for sale cheap Address Bargain,
box 6 |, Call once se26 If
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
~ WEEKLY CALL. sent to any address in the
United States OF Canada one year for 81, postage
tree
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MARINE VIEW REsIDEN oEs

CHOICE CORNER LOT; AN OFFER WANTED;
" Ne cor. Waller and Pierce sts., 25xI00: l
block from Haigntst cars. o'FARRELL & CO.,
IL MONTGOMERY St
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0O76O 10Th ST, NEAR GUERRERO: 2
Do ~. fats and cottage. renting for S39 50
per month; size OF lot "a ;6x1l4. O'FARRELL IL
CO., IL Montgomery St mole ct SuWe
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G7S00 BUSINESS CORNER ON MISSION
~ Nv =. ST: improvements and lot 50xI00
room Tor more improvements
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ON TO RICHMoNDi
THE CABLE-CARs ARE GOING OUT BY WAY
WAY OF CLAY AND LAKE SITS.
BOY YOUR LOTS NOW BEFORE THE ROADS
THE SAN FRANCISCO LAND co. HAVE
AUTHORIZED Us TO OFFER LIMITED
NUMBER OF LOTS ON VERY EASY TERMS.
$50 CASH AND BALANCE IN MONTHLY
II sTALLMENTS OF $40 EACH.
$500 FOR LOTS ON THIRTEENTH AND.
FoU RTEENTH AYES, CALIFORNIA AND
LAKE SITS.
$1,000 FOR LOTS ON EIGHTH AND NINTH
AYES. CALIFORNIA AND LAKE SITS.
AND READY TO BUILD ON; STREETS
MACADAMIZED. LAKE ST. Is THE NATURAL
EXTENSION OF PACIFIC HEIGHTS. THERE
ARE A NUMBER OF FINE RESIDENCES
ALREADY ERECTED IN THE VICINITY
SALE COMMENCES AT OUR OFFICE,
MONDAY, NOV. 20. 1893.
CALL FOR DIAGRAMS AND PRICE LISTS.
ShAINwALD. BUCKBEE CO.,
2lS-220 MONTGOMERY ST.
MILLS BUILDING.
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&Sb00 EDDY ST. IN NESTMENT: 2STORY
y " house of rooms and fats of and
o rooms and bath each: lot 25xl2O; 2 frontages.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


A VALUABLE LOT
IA AT REASONABLE PRICE
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81 600 PRICE REDUCED; CORNER ON
" 'oOO. Webster: flats; lot % :214x57:6.
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G1On0 EACH AND UPwARD-LOTS IN
ID IOOO block bounded by Ninth ard Tenth III
and SITS. at the terminus of the electric road
Midwinter Fair grounds BALDWIN d
HAMMOND 10 Montgomery ST.
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And In accordance with law. and an order of
the board of directors made on the 2Sth day of
September, 1888 SO many shares of each parcel
of such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
public auction ar the Office of the company rooms
l5 and II. $40 Pine street, San Francisco Cal, Oh
FRIDAY. the Gath day OF November. 1898. at the
hour OF O'Clock P. N. of said day to pay said de-
linquent assessment thereon. together with costs
OF advertising and expenses of sale.
j. w. PEW. Secretary.
ofnce-Rooms Is and II, $40 Pine street. San
Francisco. CAL uo4 I'd
A wEEK's NEWS FOR CENTS = THE
n WEEKLY CALL in wrapper forsmailing,
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$3.50 FOR LOTS ON ELEVENTH AND
TWELFTH AYES. BET. AND d SITS.
25xl20 FEET EACH.
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S245O OAK s sgsod FAoI GIN :, THE he, PARK "a
count of nonresident owner; can't be duplicated
anywhere for cheapness; size OF lot 25xl0O.
BALDWIN HAMMOND. 10 MONTGOMERY ST.
Gs)7 S0O EDDY ST.; BUSINESS COR
u - .OOO. ner; (. of Larkin ST. TO he sold
for account OF nonresident: lot 81 :6XS7 o.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery 81.
ok euO OFFER WANTED; SUPkRB
% 1O.ObO. building lot; Sacramento ST.. near
Laguna; 6Oxl37:S14; on sunny side of street;
street work done and stone sidewalks laid In front
of the property. Apply to BALDWIN HAM
MOND, 10 Montgomery st.
80 O0O ELEGANT MANSION AT THE
Ut lAsOOO. Mission; contains large pariors.
dining-room. smoking-room. kItchen. buffers
pantry. fine sunny bedrooms: in the warm belt
and bay offered at bargain account OF
moval OF owner; lot 6UX114; will sell easy
terms or Will exchange Tor uuimpIoved property;
this Is An exceptional opportunity to obtain a
superb residence at less than IT'S cost. Apply to
BALD IN Il HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery ST
O1IO0 EACH = ON DEvIsADERo. BET
ID 11ON Golden Gate ave. and McAlster ST.
choice lots, 25x100 feet Apply 30 BALDWIN
q HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery ST.
GO1On Rents s3s PER MONTH: CLARA
tTC1OV. ST., near 4th; 2-story building: good
income property; lot 1880 BALDWIN & HAM
MoND. 10 Montgomery st.
10000 FuLTON, NEAR LYON: VERY
tTLAOO. cheap building lot 25x 81 IS Apply
TO BALDWIN q HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery St
OJOO CALIFORNIA ST CORNER LOT
A1OO. 80 :Sx87 IS: only two blocks from ter
minus OF Californiast cable-road; cheapest lot on
Preside Heights. Apply to BALDWIN d. HAM
MOND, 10 Montgomery St
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= II. UMBSEN & Co
~ Resi Estate Agents. Rent collectors ana
Au0'loneers' "a montgomery st. San Francisco.
Cal and obtain one of our Real Estate Records.
parts of the city. " ~
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
$500 EDDY EDDY ST INyEsTMENT; 2,sToRY
49, mouse OF rooms and fats of and
loomS ana bath each; lot 25xl20 frontages.
S750O PRICE REDUCED: CORNER ON
Q'DOO' Webster; flats; lot 25 :214x57:6.
S75O0 BUSINESS CORNER ON MISSION
-, ~ st; improvements and lot 5OxIOO.
room Tor more improvements.
&H560 A BARGAIN; FLATS OLA AND
NOCCO. 6rooms and bath each bay windows
brick foundations, etc. rents $3.50 per annum:
near howard and Eleventh sts.; must be soIda
and R Ssfb aba bay WIN fats Of and rooms
GU; hall cash. balance on mortgage.
$500 ooTTAGE OF ROOMS AND BASE
=OOO' ment: brick foundations, etc.. lot
Zo4lO2; Douglass ST., near 18th.
DouuO. fats stew nson St. in the Mission
warm belt; street accepted; lot 251sO.
&500O 2 NICE BAY-w1NDow FLATS OF
gown. 5 and rooms and bath each; cor
st; IN Holly Park
y LOU. dow flats Of ana looms % and nT ham aH
each; steiner ST.; 25xS7:6; street accepted by
= .GS7S0 PRICE REDUCED: 2 BAY-wIN.
0OtOO. dow fats; sunny line of Oak st; 5
ana rooms and bath each; brick foundations
efc.;' good rents; lot 25xS7 IS; offer wanted.
=: q Tx 000 MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN
: ~ ~ .OOO. estate; no reasonable offer re-
FUSED; substantial bay window flats of 8 aud
rooms ana bath each; rents $l26O per anuum
oricA foundations etc.; lot 50X120 To street,
Eilis.st
SIS. 900 E Iodm. = S9,,. MANSION ISSG; IS
Iauh9ry ere; one OF the best neighborhoods on
racine Heights commanding unobstructed ma
flhe view; lot 2SX100: mortgage OF $500 eau
remain j. desired; this property is worth at tile
least $50 600 and list be sold.
&SD00 BAYWINDOW COTTAGE OF 4
eC-OO. rooms and bath, etc; San Carlos aye. :;
street accepted; lot 25xSO
UNIMPROVED PROPERTIES.
in yIaTc IN
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SMALL CASH PAYMENT. BALANCE IN EAS'
MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS
The morning call., 1893-11-22

$500 FOR LOTS ON ST.. BET. ELEVENTH
AND TWELFTH AYES. 25x1OO FEET.
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=: GHS00 INCOME $50 PER MONTH: CALL
- S5OOOO. fornia 81 flats near Baker: choice To-
CATION bay-Hinoow house, 8 rooms and bath low
eT, l.rooms ana bath upper: lot 25xI37;6 Apply
W ILL E FISHER Co., Il Post ST. no2l st
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CALL FOR DIAGRAM AND SELECT YOUR
LOT BEFORE THE CROWD.
The morning call., 1893-11-22

The blocks are fenced: the lots
are umbered. A representative
from our ONCE is on the tract
all day and will render any assist
ance necessary.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

we have cheap lots in Richmo nd on St.. st
on Point Lobos ave.
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$1,000 FOR LOTS ON OR FULTON ST.
BET. ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH AYES.
25xl0U FEET EACH.
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LOW PRICES AND EASY TERMS
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C. l.. PERKINS Secretary.
Of1ce-Room 81. Mills building, NE corner
Bush and Montgomery stpeets San Francisco,
Cal. NOD I'd
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Al oNEY LOANED ON JEwELRY AND OTHER
Iu valuabIes at the Security Loan Bank, HOG
Market mr.. Mason: private entrance Turk. apps Il
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~&QR00- BARGAIN: GEARY ST. NEAR
SC.IcVO. Devils adero; 2-story house OF rooms
and oath: also re ar house; rents $3l month.
Apply TO W ILL Z. FISHER g. co. ID Post st. Fl st
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lust COMPLETED AND ALREADY SOLD
- on Castro Heights; Marketst. cars pass the
door: you make your own terms and we give you
your home: story, rooms and BATH all the
latest electric and sanitary improvements. For
further and full particulars apply to O'FARRELL
d CO., Ii Montgomery ST..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
words will work mischief to the country thcv coy

words VIII work mischief to the country they gov.
ern
What Mr. Gladstone said last night in answer TO
Mr. Laboucherc was much more discreet than his
tuesday outburst but contains nothing new IL
both cases he drew a dlstnction-he would not
have been himself had he not-bctwecn the ques-
tons Of policy underlying the occupation and the
question of duty and English responsibility for
order while the English occupation lasts Mr.
Labouchcre's gymnastics require no serious no.
tce There is in Egypt itself still some concern
about the course the Khcdivc is likely to take :
some, also, about possible disturbances. Troops
will be landed at once it Is now said and Lord
Cromer is not the 10 let a Mussuiman mob
get out OF hand
France. meantime, is credited with all sorts Of
views. .;nc is TO invite the Powers to "a fresh
conference, or is urging the Sultan to invite them
She is to seize Suez and Port Said. and TO put
herself IN IA position to lombard Perrin and to
command the Red Sea This last Is Il RoyallSt
proposal, and it is to be noted that nearly all the
criticisms on the Egyptian policy of the French
Government now come from Royalist sources.
The Republican press has quctcd down. Even
the "Debats" is content with the moderate and
not unfrendly attitude Of NJ. Dcvelc 10 England.
So much the better If Egypt is to he used by
the Orleanist press as a stick to beat tie Min
istry with, Republicans will soon rally to the
defence Of their country and their Republic.
NJ Delafosse, like other Anglophobes before
him, attacked VI. Waddington as responsible in 10
slight measure for the continued presence Of
England in Egypt. He was English by descent,
said NJ Dclafossc, and whether he knew il or not,
was English in feeling. W. Delafossc has atavsm
on the brain, as NJ. Paul Bourget has cosmo-
polls" 1t might surprise him to know that the
English Foreign Office opinion OF the French Am
bassadOr is the exact contrary. He is thought in
Downing Street to be the more French because
of his English blood, as if in atonemcnt for his
paternity NJ Develc defended his Ambassador
handsomely and paid just tribute to his clear
sghtedness and patriotism u. w. >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
MERRY THRONGS ENJOY GOOD SKATING.

The cold wave Of Friday night brought III" usual
di comforts for the average mortal. but IL filled the
lovers Of -kang with glc". for 1t permitted them TO
resume their interrupted sport on pond ana lake"
tn. red ball dcnotlng skating at Central Park was
holetrd early in the day. and the predictions OF the
Ozark officers that there would be skating before the
end of the week was verified. The lakes at Central
Park were crowded with skaters all the afternoon and
far into the night. Skating was not allowed on the
small lake at Fifty ninth-st. which Is given over eX
clu,Iv,ly 10 women and children At the larger lake
at seventy second ST. the Ice in superb condition.
I'm fact the surface has not been better thl, year
rh. tbow and rain had caused film OF water TO
c,v.r ND cracks and holes. and when the temperature
tcc,ne colder Il surface like mirror was the result
rb. r.. on the Harlem Mere was also In excellent
condition. "
While the wind whlsted through the trees making
rcdc>trlans shivcrs. the gale was used 10 eOou
,u,nose bv some II the merry throng on the larger
Inc The scheme was first tried by young woman,
and Immediately copied by half the people Oh the
ice The wind was blowing from the north and the
vonnp woman WIS skimming along before the breeze.
udd.u gust blew her shawl over her head FORMING
~ u1Iiniu.o ,uil The wind filled IL out In an instant
and ihc young woman shot To the other END OF the
Ian. Win almost the speed OF an iceyacht soon
women with shawls and men with overcoat> rlsSc"
INTO impromptn sails following her example:
The hikes in Prospect Park. Brooklyn, were also
thrown open 10 the skaters Yesterday morning, anu
a throng enjoyed the sport during the day ana az
nIght The lake, IN the parks VIII be open loday
fron noon until sundOwn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
TIE FUTURE OF TIE CANAL.

COLoMpIAN- ANXIOUS TO LEARN WHAT PRofo'
sITTONs THE UNITED STATES WILL MAKE.
Panama. via Galveston, Feb. 4.-The people Oh
Colombia appear to ina CINE that the United states
Is anxious 10 get hold of the Panama Canal ana they
express an desire to know the natur" OF the
propositions the United States will make The news
paper Fl Cronista," Of this city, says in an editorial
to-day that propositions from the United States cannot
be confined prohibiting Colombia from granting an
extension OF time TO the French company u com
piete the Panama Canal The United states. says
FL Cronsta," has light TO make such proposition,
rs II would be likely to breed trouble with other
Powers II may be expected. Il adds, that the
Cncd States will at least the opening OF the
canal.
In conclusion, "El CronlSta" says that the great
interest Americans have to-day In building the canal
by American capital has Its explanation In the loss
OF the possession Of the railroad across the lthmus
While the transfer Of the railroad has been great
loss to the United states on the other hand II Is
a grand and significant acquisition for the French
and IL they have built The canal they are iuIly
compensated by acquiring possession OF the Panama
Railway with consequent control OF transfer trahc
across the ishmus. Americans. therefore. must build
tho canal lose all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
SWEPT BY 4 COLD WAVE.
SOMEWHAT DELAYED, But HERE AT LAST.
LOWER TEMPERATURE AND A HIGH WIND MAKE

AN UNCOMFORTABLE DAY ~ THE CITY
The long DELAYED cold wave arrived In New. ioIH
at 3 O'Clock yesterday morning, made Itself perfectly
M home and having got we'll coded" up 10 Its WORK
by O'Clock n m, ran TIE thermometer down 10
10 degrees Then the wave. wlich has no Chr's.'"'
namc Joined forces with old BOreas, and together eS
made an onslaught the thermometer, ana Deat 'H''
long suffering aEI much abused instrument down 10
l6 degrees at noon. Old sol. who has been rather
disheartcncd lately account Ci the absence VI H
summer partner, General Humidity, tried to make Il
stand against the mischei-makers ana 'ho"I"-'"
the temperature measurer TO get up 10 " u'e''
This point reached at $50 p. m' Out "' y
o'clock the cold wave had knocked oil TWO degrees
and was making every effort to do better, but WIN
10 apparent success.
Borcas however, kept up his evil work. D2dsns
around corners he filed the eye, OF pedestrians Win
dust ,cnf hats flying down the streets, ana whrI1'
around tall buildings in Il manner that ma'c '"'
windows rattle. The waters OF the rivers ana oaS
were covered white caps, and passengers cr'sss
the ferries enjoyed fair imitation oi HE oh INC
ocean wavrn The rivers were free OF ice' WHICH was
thrust down through the Narrows by the high WIN,
and no trouble Wa, experienced by tne M"Ns '""''
boats which navigate the Lay.
The heaps OF refuse In the streets, especially 'he
untown streets were frozen solid. and almost dehc'
the attacks Of the gangs OF sons Of sunny Italy IL
was generally a trying day to all who had To De ou'
of doors, and no rei is promised for TO day Inc c"l
wave will probably remain here until tomorrow" ana
th, wind will do its best to help, even II IL u)es h't
reach velocity OF forty miles an hour, Us IL uiu
yesterday. ., /,
Eut Ncw.York with It's temperature OF io Wv
grces WAS IL fuInacc yesterday wren compare" WIN "
,olnts In tl,. West In Montana. the mercury siihp!
c,uwl..i out of sight going down below zer" anu u
line II freezing temperature reached close 10 'ie
GuIf of Mexico In Chicago. ) degrees below was
th, record and st. Pau was "A trihe c",iiy WIN d"
temperature OF 2G degrees below u %. 70 ,n, T,,
Vincent Mimi. belongs the doubtful lomoi vi a hn
rh. coldcst place Ia this country yester'ay-'' ue
rrees below zero was recorded there :. Sc'1r , ns,
YESTERDAY SewY0rk enjoyed an aVerag" @ W'ps r,ld
~ r, degrees above zero. and her cltlzchs s''u.
Ibey al-o relaxed their features yestiui9 pu' Wy
chii,y indoors and with the aid of beverage "'ho"
Is cIled but is not, hot beef tea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
WIGHT MOVE BY A RAILROAD.

Denver. Col. Feb. 4.-Early this morning '"'on
Pacific workmen, engines and cars In the employ oI
,ho Northwestern began laying tracks at great rat"
from Wewatta-st TO Twenty secondst.. on a paraii'
with the Rriver-st. tracks Of the Burlington roau
II is the evident intention to steal march on 'he
residents TO night before they can get an ihluhcuo
and push through Block NO 10 10 the N'r'""cS"'
land in Nos. and 10. where the company intehnS
" ,ud ,,s ro,,dhouse The residents actually
nm In arms They are mostly big. hrawny lriNh-
men. who know more about pusilism ana guns 'nah
hev do abont courts and lawbooks They are S'''i"s
o,out I'm their doorways. with loaded Sno's smn, n,
apo' adv IN resent the first encroaclmcnt on 'heir
nrnncrty They propose TO have iir prre p, i's T
HOOD II the Northwestern at.eni,,is PIN ho 10 ,rpouie
uIt .ot: ,onight or TO- morrow there VIII De uo"''e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
,rc.y DPrEtT FOR TIE EIPOSIIIOA

thicoro Feb. 4-Thc Columbian Exposition Tom
many met with It's first legal defeat touay' WIS
in the case Of the Bahcock a WILCOX company "'h'n
oc.r, ,iled I'm the Circuit Court some time ago Dill
-, ,ho E,postion company. In the bll the
sr, ,ros osLcd TO restrain the Worlds far from
uniting the boilers OF another company In the main
hoIer room Of the Fair In his report Master WIN
chatter sustains every position taken by the complain
ant and finds that the Babcock ~ Wilcox company
had under their contract the exclusive fl|ll 10 lux
-, n ho;lcs IN the man eng nc-roOm. and that allow
t,, .r,,,.r ,,ru,uv TO come In was "A breach Of
contract lie recommended decree requiring the
WnrIi,, Fair TO make specific performance OF their
rn"tr-,ct with the complainant. The Worlds Far
attorney has filed exceptions 70 tho Masters hndlhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
THE EBIBY "HTPPO" rs DEAD.
,rov1yc MOTHER AND Careful KEEPERS TRf
~ VAIN TO SAVE HER LIFE

I
The baby hlppopoamus. which was o,'" u. y
c,,~u, part uenagcrlc on Friday. dirh ABOUT "
o,clock lo.t NIGHT The little one was iol'" N''''
d,v mornng 10 be exceedingly Sick. Al a. NJ 'h' i"
-, a., hcvoud mi, world. She VA, not aOl" 10
,rd nm her log, and get hcr natural nutrlm'h' ITO"
,,,, nother II was decided. therefore, ~ r'o.' ''
,.o,r MI. Murphy" and TO raise N'r hV the '"'',''
,,-, ,,i.i i,n.r Dana Supcrlntcnd mi smith. oi tn'
',onacc,i. aud all the keepers were present ""''"
the removal made ,,,,,, ,r,,r,.
7, NO. o,t an act devoid Of danger. fhi' io'"'
q. ,,r.. .n,a.r ard Tom" Mc(irinncSN voIuh'cT"'
- co tnc diving hippo" away from h'r mother VINO WIS
d.c,d.dv ucly" Tile non house was closed TO ''' pp
""""' -, .phur and Tom soon In
.';.,od 3. va. Murphy away from her SICK 'hlh WIN
,a,,o -,voot Ioaves when everything was ''ia'4eu'
nulv- SNYDER slipped into the pc" ana "'" 0"' "
49,, ,,hv "bippor She at one" vr"pp'u "p III
,,,,. and taken to the Office o. t." SuprHh'nuu,n,
IN ,on,l where a bed WaS made iOF li'r on uiH t
w ,,,s ci.sr 10 the radiator. MIX ana "l,H'N . t
III yrcrc civon 10 her. apparently WIN g'ou a.
I,''' en-, MI. one had q relapse however, aoout ~
,c,oci, ord half an hour later was dc'n. 'h , Li
% ' h scni 10 the Natural History Museum ior 'A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
ST9ovC; rvTDryrE AGAINST CLTFFORD

Plitsbnrg Feb 4-The Criminal Court was again
crowded to-day long before the trial OF " JACK 'HI
ford CHARGED with murder wa, resumed. several
clerks and other employees Of the Carnegie company
testified TO seeing jack Clifford aiont The mil du'ins
the night Of July g. Some OF them said mat hc
was cngrgei I'm making and throwing dynamite bomD'
AT Bargcs. Others him throwing irni'"h p"''l"'
flied with oil others said that hc had carrie" i
can Of powder into the pump house where the can
non was placed that he acted a leader TO the
mob and had dictated the terms Of SURRENDER. SeN-
orol other witnesses testified TO seeing clifford take
dynamite sticks from box. handing them to others
uho threw them at the bargcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
CONVICTED COAL DEALERS APPEAL.

Lockport y. Y. Feb. (spcclaD.-Thc Lockport
Coal Exchange, composed OF all the local retail
dealer, who were convicted Of conspiracy under the
Anti Trust law held a meeting tonight and resolved
TO appeal their case TO the Court OF Appears. Ih'S
were convicted in the Supreme Court OF conspiracy IN
o,,en,ntinc 10 ruin the business OF another coal
ao,lor who was not member Of tho Exchange, by
emitting of his supply. The case was appealed 10 'he
General Term which confirmed the verdict OF 'he
lower court The matter will now be taken to the
highest court I'm the State This case VIII be ol I'M
portance in shaping the action OF the prosecuting
a,,ornevs I'm Rochester and New York City. who are
now engaged In u similar prOSecutlon, "a hunD'r vi
Rocbesicr dealers being now under Indictment