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P. +. Nolan 6 Co.,
Nolan Bros, and
Nolan & Sons.

All leaders in their various lines and
now all contained in the one store in
the Phelan Building, making the most
comprehensive assortment of footwear
in the United States.
We are the only manufacturers and
wholesale dealers who sell direct to the
consumer, and shoes will be sold for
less than other stores pay for their
goods.
AL goods warranted; if not as rep
resented return hem at cur expense
and we will refund the money.
twill pay any family to buy years
supply of shoes dur ng this sale.
The morning call., 1893-05-05
EASTERN GAMES.
AnsOn's Colts Are Mighty Wielders
of the Stick.

CLEVELAND, May 4-The Colts batted
Young hard. Score: Clevelands 3,
Chicagos 3.
WASHINGTON, May 4-Crane's wildness
and several bad errors contributed to the
home clubs defeat Score: Washingtons
5, New Yorks 5.
BROOKLYN, May 4.-The Brooklyn -Phila-
delphia game was postponed because of wet
grounds.
LOUISVILLE, May 4.-The Colones could
not hit Kilen. while PittsbUrgs batted
Hemming all over the field. Score: Louis
vlles g Pttsburgs e.
BALTIMORE. May 4.-The good fielding
and batting Of the Bostons won. Balti-
mores Z. Bostons H.
The morning call., 1893-05-05
Reer,Dr;rte-e T,,,a N.,,,

With their usual enterprise and efforts to
please their patrons few caterers in this city
have received a carload OF the celebrated Thur
niger Beer OF Chr Weymar. Muhlhausen in
Thurlngen.
Thi: is the beer that holds such worldwide
reputation, and is also the beer that was awarded
the contract at lhe Worlds Fair Temple OF Mu-
sic, "Trocadero."
This delicious imported beer can be found al
ways on draught NJ
The Progress saloon Jos Straub 327-32o Rusb
street;
The Baldwin Gro,to, Schroeder g. Schroeder.
Market and Powell streets;
The GrOttO, Chailes Taylor & Co. Seventh and
Market streets.
The morning call., 1893-05-05
Berkeley.

berkeley.
Town PoLITICs.-Within three DAYS the
accumulated political force of the commu-
nifty will have chance TO vent itself in the
town election. Four tickets are out-the
Independent Taxpayers, the Peoples party,
the Prohibition and the Nom Partisan.
Reform and reincorporation are the cries,
although the personal element is very
strong. Charles Il. Spear. for nine years
Clerk, and George C. Woodsum will prob
ably exhibit the strongest fight in the con-
test for the clerkship. G. r. Lord and
Richard Lloyd for Marshal will poll closely
together. The question of abolishiHg the
present town government and reincorpo-
rating rs city of the nth class and will be
voted upon and undoubtedly carried. At
present the maximum town tax limit is 80
cents on the 500; by Incorporating the
limit would be 81.
BOATING BOOMING. - The university
crew has been constantly training in the
gymnasium during the past two months
under the guidance Of E. NJ. Gurnett, an
old Harvard oarsman. Mr.. Garnett and
Captain East0n of the crew will meet for
final instructions for the summer Friday
evening A challenge has been sent to
Stanford University for race to take place
before October D. Saturday the new boat
house will be finished. with the best-built
float on the coast. On May 90 house
warming OF the new quarters Will
be had in a grand aquatic celebra-
tion by the University Boating Asso-
citation. the Columbia Boat Club and
the Oakland Canoe Club. Swimming races,
canoe races, gig races aud other water con-
tests will enliyen the occasion, which will
be concluded by huge waterway dinner.
BERKELEY AT CHICAGo.-Views of the
university grounds anu halls of the town of
Berkeley and of the panorama of rolling
plain in the foreground. and bay and G0lden
Gate outspreadng, have been carefully
prepared and framed in native woods, will
be exhibited by the university at the
Worlds Fair.
SCHOOL CENSUS. = The census of the
town has been completed and gives show
ing OF 2l81 children between five and seven
teen, and 1919 under five; total. 1880. The
Increase Of last years school census is 400.
YALE ADMINISTRATION Martin KEEL
logg has been elected president of the Yale
Alumni Association OF the Pacific Coast.
The president is of the class Of '53.
The morning call., 1893-05-05
DEFEAT FOR THE CoLoNELs.
Robinson's Men Laid Out by GIenal-
WINS Three Bagger.

Los ANGELES. May 4.-The game to-day
was won by the Los Angeles team by a
score OF 13 to 10. Although repete with
errors and Indifferent pitching it was inter-
esting from start to finish. Three times the
score was tied, and the feature Of the game
was Genalyn's three-base hit in
the ninth inning when three men
were on bases, untying the score and
winning the game for the Angels. Heavy
batting and poor fielding on both sides was
the general rule. Hutchinson and Hughes,
the Angels new men, both PLAYED perfect
games and were vigorously applauded. The
folio wing is the score:
The morning call., 1893-05-05
The Divorce Court.

The marriage OF Fannie Rains and
Stephen j. Rains was yesterday annuled
by Judge Trout on the ground OF fraud.
Henry Mensor has been granted divorce
from Florence Elizabeth Mensor on the
ground of extreme cruelty.
The prayer Of Maria Trigon to be given
divorce from GustaYe Trigon for the Iai-
ters desertion was granted yesterday by
Judge Hebbard.
Katrina Scow has sued Peter Scow for
divorce
The morning call., 1893-05-05
PRlC LIST.
ALL OUR OWN MAKE WE WILL RE-
TAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
WE WILL SELL

20O0 pair of our own make in Ladies' Fine
Lily Kid, Button. Foxed Cloth or Kid Top,
Square or Pointed Toes, Patent-leather
TIPS 0c
1000 pair of our own make in Ladies' French
Kid, Button, Foxed Cloth or Kid Tops.
Square or Pointed Toes. Patent-ieather
TIPS ......$2 81
500 pair Of own make. Best Quality OF La
dies Pebble Goat or Cas-, Fox. Button. 81 OC
Children's Genuine French Kid Button Shoes.
sizes to lO1s. reduced from 50 so to-. 81 81
Misses Genuine French KID Button Shoes,
sizes II 10 > reduced from 81 to...........S2 , q,
The weli-kn0wn Bay state Shoes at whOIeSal,
prices Children's Pebble 0oaT, button, in sprin.
heel or heels sole leather tips or plain toes
Sizes to 7Ih. per ~
Sizes to iO1a, per !
Sizes to 2 per pair. -
Ladies Pebble Goat, button. plain toe. 81
Misses Lily KID, button. spring heel st. Louis
toe and latent leather tip ............- -. l 81
Ladies KId Rutton, stitched edges, ST. Louis
toe and patent leather tips .................. Z.
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At Los AyGE1Es. NAY 4. 1898.

Earned runs-Los Angeles /. Three base hit
GlenalYin. 1wo-bsse hits HnIen. Nicol Rutch-
inson. Sacrifice hit-Hrigbt. First bs 6 on errors
Los Angeles 8, Oakiands 3. First base on called
balls-Los Angeles 4 OakIands z. Left on bases
Los Angeles 9, Oaklands 5. Hit by pitcher
Hutchinson 2. Irwin. Passed balls-Cody /. Lob.
man 2 Time OF game hours / o m nutes Umpire
Mcdonald seorer-J. s. Bancroft,
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on errors-San FraHclscos . Stocktons 3 First
base called balls-San Frsnciscos >. StOcktons g.
Let on baSes-San Franciscos 7. Stocktons g.
Strack out-By KnsI ,. HIT by pitcher-N hite-
head Double plays-N hiteheat uHassisted, Can
tilliOn 10 Power. hneu TO CantilIon, Peoples unas-
sisted. UInpire-Meegaa.
The morning call., 1893-05-05

MODERN launch. either for pleasure or busi-
ness uses, should be furnished with gasoline
engine. 1t is far ahead or steam; cheaper,
quicker, takes less room and less care, avoiding
engineers expenses. The Hercules Gasoline
The market. 1t is manufactured by Palmer &
Rey at fleir extensive works In this city. ONCE
4O5 SaDsome street. Send for catalogue.
The morning call., 1893-05-05

Forty years of unin-
terrupted and constantly
increasing success is the
record back of every
Singer Machine. The rigid
system of tests and inspec-
ton matured by this long
experience guarantees to
every purchaser a first
class modern sewing ma
chine, reliable under all
circumstances and abso-
lutely perfect in every de-
tail.
Eleven million Singer
Machines sold in the last
forty years, each one of
them carefully looked
after, and every purchaser
thoroughly instructed.
Tie past guarantees tie future.
THE SINGER MANFG. Co
Offices Everywhere.
San Francisco Office,
22 POST STREET.
The morning call., 1893-05-05

Mechanics Pavilion. The proceeds will be
devoted TO the armory and library fund.
RECovERING-M Manager Mothersole of
the MacdOuough Theater is out of. danger
and IS said to be on the road to recovery.
At the City Council meeting last night
number OF cases were heard against vo-
lators OF the swinging-donr ordinance. The
licenses of p. Gibbons, 1873 Seventh street,
and Walkenhaust & Schultz 1893 Telegraph
avenue, were revoked. The cases of Ii.
Kirschner, Boyle Bros. and II. KosIer were
referred to the License Committee. The
other cases were dismissed,
The morning call., 1893-05-05
The Eight-Eiour Rule.

At recent meeting of the brick layers
Uni5n it was deciaed that the eigh,-hour
rule should be observed by the members
from and after the 1st inst. Notice was ac-
cordingly sent to the brick contractors, and
since last Monday the union men have
worked only eight hours each day The
contractors do not object 10 the reduced
time, but declare th at they Will not pay the
former wages, Sc. To decide as to what
wages shall be paid they will hold meeting
in the near future. 1t is understood that
the matter will be peaceahly arranged.
The morning call., 1893-05-05
CHlLDRENS DRESS SHOES.

Children's Button Shoes nne KID fox clo,h or
kid tops, square toe, patent leather tips. spring
heels:
SIZES to 71s. per pair..........- .........sI II
Sizes to 1877 per pair ..................... a..
Sizes to >, per pair
Ladies Kid oxford Ties patent leather tips
Ladies' French Kid oxford Ties. at-$l 25 au.l 81
Ladies htd Slippers, opera toe or square toe.
Ladies' Extra Fine Kid slippers ..............Sl -
Ladies' Biack Cloth over CATERS .........,.. soc
lSUu pair OF Ladies' Tan and RuSset OxfOrds
for summer wear...........-. ..............Sl -
1900 pair OF Ladies' Fine Canvas Button, all
widths and sizes, regular price 81. duriug
this Isl so
Ladies' Genuine freach Kid. Hand-turn soles.
hutton Boots Laird, Schober q Mltchells'
and our make. regular price S6. At =. SS 90
Ladies' Genuine French kid, Hand-sewed
welts Button Boots. Laird. Sehober &
Mitchells and tur own make, regular
price 81, ,at......................... 81 90
The morning call., 1893-05-05

The old man who committed suicide in the
hallway of 906 Market street Wednesday after
noonfas been identified as John Fotheringham,
a ScOtchman. who resided with his TWO daugh-
ters al 237 Ninth street. He was pioneer of
the early lfties
The morning call., 1893-05-05

In the matter OF The United States against
John A. Hayland for cruelty to an American
rseaman on the ship Henry b. Hyde, the jury re-
TUNED Il verdict of not guilty.
The morning call., 1893-05-05
INC survivaI Of the Eittest.

BY retaining your baggage checks until You
reach this city you will save money, our rates
being lower than all others. VIZ: Trunks So
cents each. Baggage called for and delivered To
al trains, etc., al The above rates. Morton Spo-
elal Delivery. Offces-17 GeaTy street, 4OS
Taylor street and Oakland ferry depot.
The morning call., 1893-05-05
GENTS SHOES.

UEN y VEIU : Ot
1900 pair o: Mems Lace and Congress- .......SI 90
5000 pair OF own Make Finest Calf Shoes
Lace and Congress, London and ST Louis
square Toe ...............,.s 81 80
400 pair of Mems French Calf Shoes. st.
sTichsd edges. -. 90
lace, s' button and Congress ali styis toes %
Gents Extra Quality French CaIt, all hand
mad. in lace, button aud Congress, all
be sold during THIS sale Al. 49,, 90
regular price ss per pair during this safe 3 90
Boys Calf Button Boots sizes 1l-2............ 80
Same. ga TO ,................ 10
Mems Canvas Shoes at...... 1jc and 81 per pair
Just received carload of the latest styles in
Ladies' and Gents Tan and Russet Shoes for
summer wear, and thousands of other bargains
too numerous to mention.
The morning call., 1893-05-05
The French Holiday.

A general mass-meeting of the French
colony OF San Francisco was held last night
in Lafayette Hall. 7S0 Montgomery street.
1t was called for the purpose of deciding
whether or not the French people of the
city want to celebrate the anniversary of
the Fall OF the Bastile" Oh July Ia IN their
usual grand STYLE
Various ways and means were discussed,
but it was finally decided to leave the en-
tire matter to a committee of fifteen, who
were appoin ted with full power to act.
The morning call., 1893-05-05
CpQSSIl2l'S SlRCiiG MiXtlrR.

With this remedy persons can cure themseiya,
without the least exposure, change OF Diet o.
change IN application to business The medicine
contains nothing that is OF the injury TO tina
eonltitutlon. ASK your druggist for 1t. Price 81 a
bottle. no4 Frru lv
The morning call., 1893-05-05

THE ADvENTIsTs.-Ove 100 tents have
been pitched in Bushrod Park, near Tenn
escal, where the Seventh-day AdYentists
will hold their annual camp-meeting The
meeting opens on the 11th. and Will con-
Time until the 21st inst An attendance of
1900 is expected from various parts of the
Stale, 800 of this number being of this city,
These meetings are held at this time
throughout the entire coast, each State
having 4 central point OF connrepatinp
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BALTIMORE L OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect November II. 1907.
Leave washington from station corner Of New Jer-.y
For Chicago and Northwest, Ve~tihuIed Ism,,ad No.
press trains IL 30 a m. :. Is 2. m daily
TO, Tor ginrinnsti 81 Louis an Indianspolis vesti-
For Pitisburg and Cleveland expr IS daily IL % Z.
For Winchester and way stations. = :sop.m-
For Lu-ay. Natural Bridge Roanoke KnoxvfIl.
chsttanoSSs and Memphis. II 10 p M dsiiy sssp-
For LurAy. 3 30 y. m. daily.
For Baltimore. week DAYS, Is. n 10, q IS. rzIs.
ute -, a M nl2 o. - - - 20 Il 40. r3 is 4 -
y. 30 90. a. minItesl ~ o5. \ 30 ~ ~ cla0r
43i 1900 l5.o' Idao. 6so As. 90. 10. o. %. sso
For ANNAPOLIS. z IS and $40 am. IL. Is ana. NJ
p N, SUNDAYS, 3d. n, : 81 y m. =
For Frederick. I'll 30 an. Hl5. t4.3O. t5so
For Harer~town. -lo 40 am. and +5.3op.m.
ror Ba.d ana way POINTS. ~ i0p "a.
iii 30 nm ErSress trains STOPPING Al IT. rrInsis.
ROYAL BLGY LiSF FoR NV Ya88k IN Bin BIT,
ADELPHia.
daily zoo 100 nine Gsr, s a. .pS az the ss
? 40 {, 90 Dining Carr. Ol3o .. m, sleeping O.,
For Philadelphia. Wilmington aud Chester. sp
Buff; Psrlor Cars on a I day trains.
ms Car running through B.,ston Without rhsr-,
via PouRhkeenSie bridge. landing passengers In 80
For Atlantic CTS. 10 90 m. and IL o5 p. m. See.
dsys, 40 m
tEHcept sunday. DAILY ssunday only.
Bssgase called for AMI Checked from hotel. -
= o 0DTi ' "0 i'i "a CHS az and s At fgot
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FOR YEARS A BANKER HERE.
Death of A. T. Keickhoefer, Formerly O
Riggs & Co.

Death of A. T. Keickhoefer, Formerly of
Riggs Co.
Mr.. A. I. Kieckhoefer, formerly Washing
ton banker, aged lightweight years, died at his
home, COZ Mount street, Baltimore, on Mon
day. Mr.. Kieckhofer was born in Hamburg.
Germany, in 1904. He passed his youth in Eng
land, France and Brazil in commercial enter
prises, and went to New York in 1892 where he
was associated with the firm of Brown Bros Il
Co., bankers.
Subsequently, upon the dissolution of the
banking firm Of Corcoran Riggs in this city,
Mr.. Kieckhoefer formed tho banking firm of
Riggs Co., with Messrs. Riggs of this city
and Elliott of New York. He remained mem
Der of the firm for twenty-five years. Since
retiring from business eighteen years ago he
had lived in Baltimore. He leaves number of
children.
Services were held at st. Martins Church,
Baltimore, today at noon. The remains were
brought here to be inferred in Mount Olivet
cemetery.
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Threaten the Raiah.

Advices from Keunjhar, capital of the
native state of that name in Or;sha,
show that serious revolt has broken
out in that state. The palace of the rajah is
surrounded by thousands of the insurgents.
The palace is defended by AGO native troops
under the command of four European officers
keunjhar is tributary to the British. and the
rajah has demanded that reinforcements be
sent to him
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RAILROADS.
THE GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
srf R2PEf ThAGk SsFfsPER ff 5spSIs,
rhtSs EEt sH ss sf a. Fcn s6Spsros
For Pittsburg and the West, Pennsylvania Iimi,-d
daily; SoiumSiaa EtP,5ess q 10 is a D. S. Y.
HnrsSsrP i To- sr ann ', 20 chcA
dianapolis and Dining Car Harrisburg 70
and MP St. e With @S5y 70 e.
rs6ure to titt-hurr and steering Car. from Pits
louis ana cincinnaii Express. / Top m, daily rsr-
Gars Harrisburg to 81 nSns and ctncnn ss md n
Dlnng Car Harrisburg 10 81. Louis Western 4
inston TO Chicago. connecting daily a Barrisburs
lam 1a 'h Pna,s s9egeTs for PI.sgs and clss
burg Se1n1ThnE.h cTsss 20 Pm daily for P.
a nls and s. Louis Pullman sleerins Car wsah-
MIL, ooh % -, Louis. sleering Car Harrisburs 20
Pacific fxpress To- 40 m. dSiiT for r Ptssnr9 nd
Ptshnrg =, VIII ~, through slee per TO Plttsburr sod
h1R NE .11Ssnaaispa Rochester and NIAGARA Fsis
fao sn 0Ssnsadsigus and Rochester daily; for Baf.
pin, with sien aTs daily except saturday. 10 40
rs ii a49S bo;shester. Buffalo and NiAs.r,
- iHg Car washington 70 bnalo, ''s
daily, SRsgpi su Esn1vO and rT. at 10 Is.
FOR ihd SFPW F SSRRdkayi. Cpy
spS RalnT 6, Cars e co,sSssS 80 20
BIS. 90 1000 sna A M u u a n-' -. -. = 70
bi9iS SE Can. and NJ D c ass & "a
GSSa q ff ! 70 a si sS1 y : g pm
New YORK. 4. 90 daily. for Philsaslphis w.
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
Ass '-"o a. m week days. and - p -
Accommodation. SOFA N. daily
Express. POI and 40 y. M daily
For Boston without change. 3. 50 m week dawn -
For BROOKLYN. n Y all tbroush train. -
Jersey CITY with boats Of BrooPiyp hSp s1nssc, 2
md ing direct transfer Z. Fulton street. svoiais
For d ktIsn,i ieT C,x rcssss New fSrn city
and lbs D. m every day. Saturdays only ~
For a esl' ssS 10 SGe 80 ffSo .os c
g. ad p 1905 tS 8 q So tPilfd
Is s q % OF LimIisdSS 10 e. SD o. az az
For Popes Creek Line. :. 20 am. and 436 pm. dsnv
For anha 5siI 60 500 and Il % am, s1sAs
For fss y sS y TIE y scyTH
6.i5. sos, 10 o5 and Ii. 10 pm. Ion sunday Z
40 q "a. lo.45 am. 100. 43. olAb6
For Richmond and the south. 40 and lo.57.n
daily For Richmond only ; % p m. week day.
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington. @ o.. 5.R
100 $40. 80 Job liz LL44 m Loo, 20
llosp. m. ON sunday At ala. 10. Is and liz
a. m. 2os. 3 A.. ). o.. {. o5. 7.40. ais and 10 4
Tickets and information at the Office northeart o.
station. wnere orders can be left for the chsctss
PR q T1ssa'ion from hotels md rssiaepes
General Manager. tmysl General Passenger Ares.
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RICHMoND AND DANvILLF RAILROAD o.
HI L. W. HUIDEKOPER AND REUBEN FOsTTfs
RECEIVERS

-. Schedule IN effect Nav =, 1So2
AL trains arrive ana leave Pennsylvanfa r..
ger Station. Washington. D. G.
S3o a. m daily Local for Danviile and fnteruSs-
statlohs ana come It's for Front Roya aud su.s
IL. loa M. fast maf-Daily connects a. Iy-nchbv-r
Tor al stations Norfolk and Western road ~
Tor az prime pa points south Richm nd and Dsr-
vile system. Pullman Sleeper New York and Wsxh-
ington 70 Atlanta and MONTGOMERY uniting Crse1sL
boro with Slee- s-r for AugIlsta -
40 = m Daily for Marrenton and Orange ana A.
Front Royal and Strzshnrg daily except Sunday
= 10 - nm.-Daiiv WASHINGTON AND SOYr7a-
WESTERN NEs THRILLED LIMITED, comro-~d -
tirely II Pullman Sleeper. Dining Parlor and sma
ng Cars and runs 70 Atlanta ttiine Is hoursl uf'h
Pullman leeper through New York and Washinrs.a
Washington TO Aiken and Augusta via C,lumhi. 81
washington o. Memphis via Birmingham Diui.s
car New York % Montgomery.
LOO .. m--Dally for all principal points south =.
richmond and Danyille system Pullman Slseps--
New York and Wash ngrtou to Hot spriags via ks..-
vile. and Nashington 70 Atlanta
TRAINS WASHINGTON AND OHIO DrvIsr0v
leave Washington az 9. 10 a. m. > 20 ~ m daily 80
Round Hill aud g. m. dafy and 4 Is n m dslir
except Sunday for Herndon. Returning arrive IN
Washington d a. m. 30 y. daily from kniISi
III and = 20 a M. daily and o 81 a.. daily ercsss
sunday from Herndon only -
Through trains from the south arrive w.sbtrvt,,
u - a m. 81 ~ a. m and a. ei y. IA Manassas Dfs,.-
hon, 9. - a. m. and 2. 2j r. m. ence-'t sunday
Tickeis Steering Car reservations and in .tfsr
Furnished at office. 1900 Pennsylvania ave and ii
PASSENGER Station. PennsylvaniA Railroad Nashisr-
". A. GREEN. Gen. Man. wa TURK Gen Pass A.
L. - BkON \. General Agent Passenger Drpt ulrs
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HONORING MR.. ECKELS
Bankers Of Washington Welcome
the New Controller.
SOME NOTABLE SPEECHES.
CONTROLLER J. II. ECKELs

The Dinner Given by the Washington Loan
and Trust Company-Some Interesting Re-
marks on the National Banking System
and Finances Generally-The Prosperity
of Washington and Its Institutions.
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SLOWLY GOING AHEAD.

The Commons Rejecting in Turn Obstructive
Amendments to Gladstone's Blu.
The house of commons yesterday in commit
tee on the Irish home rule bill rejected, by a
vote of 295 to 244. the motion of T. W. RUSSELL
liberal unionist member for South Tyrone to
the effect that the portion of the bill providing
for second chamber of the Irish legislature
be eliminated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-11

George p. Boyer of Dayton, Ohio. ex-county
auditor and prominently known in business cir
Giles, committed suicide in fl of dependency
Monday night by shooting himself
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FOR OVER-INDULGENCE
Use HorsfOrd's Acid Phosphate.

Think of your head in the morning after a nights
marc labor, and take Horsfords Acid Phosphate for
speedy relief.
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

Ct. AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ALBANY, NY
- Under tire direction of Bishop Doane. Choice Of
four courses of study for graduation special Studies
may be taken or the Harvard course for women. For
taIogue address Miss f. W. Boyd. PRINCIPAL apl
NAVAL EXPEDITION foR BOYS TO THE
By St Johns Military School Mapl,us \. Y via
the Great Lakes Organized cadets Of a ship-of-
war limited humber may join. June "a to July %.
Apply Tor terms h13-3m
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OPENS LuNE oi

THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
CRESSON. Pa
On top OF the Allegheny mountains main line Penn
sylvania railroad. All trains stop.
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NEWPORT, r. l.
~ THE ROBINSON. IA Catherine ST.
Renovated throughout; open from May to December
mhll-eo9m Mrs. NJ. j. ROBINSON. Prom.
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"A delightful point to break the journey between
Chicago and the east Write for circulars
myl-.}m WIN r. DUNHAM Supt
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

W1LLIAM c. FRISSELI. 623 9TH ST. s w
w Factory Piano Tuner and Rerairer Orders by
mail. Lowest prices. Advice given purchasers free
OF cnarge- yl-tf