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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-12
FOR SALE-HOUSES

Tor sALF-5TH ST. n. W.. Two-sTORY AND
terms WILSON g. REED.
aps-1w 526 18th ct. n. ".
EoR sALE-TwO SQUARES FROM THE CAPT.
l. tol-three beautiful Groom houses; brown stone
and press brick bay window fronts stone steps cleo
the bells and lighting; speaking tubes; handsome
cabinet mantels concerted cellar; furnace; pantry
and a. m. l. easy terms. Apply to
OWNER,
mh131m 400 N. J. sve.se.
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One Acquitted ana Two convicAsa.

One Acquitted and Two Convlctsd.
Yesterday in the Criminal Court, Justice No
Comas. the trial Of the three white men. Joseph
Dunn, Frank LAngster and John ". Rlsury for
housebrsaking resulted In The acquittal Of
Fleury and the conviction of Dunn and Lang
stsr. and they we're ssntsnosd 10 jan foe four
months each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-12

RxDEooA WAszIxarox and Dslsis Adams were
hned e6 each in Judge Miller's court today for
engaging IN 6sht On ths public stsoeA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-12

TIE alumni Of The University Of Virginia
win hold banquet tomorrow evening at the
University Club, whom large number Of dis-
tinguishsd men win b present, either - msm-
beD o. gussba
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ATTORNEYS.

AIIOhN EIS.
GEORGE W. KERN AND EDWARD Z. GIEs
NJ attorneys-sflaw, Warder building, 9th ana n
Legal business Of every description transacted Ratss
Reasonable Once hours: O. m to pm fsz-3ms
VANPBELL CARRINGTON,
" Attorney at-Lav,
Webster Law Building, -506 Dst. = ~. washmetou,
DC. Residence. o33 q. a y. ~
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CHIROPODISTS.

L lieyed instantly By us The worst" cases |
speciality. PROF J. J. GEORGES son, ChiropI
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAWN, MANICURE AND CHIROPOD-
IVA ist. 7O0 18TH 81. \. w.-The only Inporter nd
nanufsctur Or of FINE MANICURE and CHIROPOD-
IST GOODS south OF New York no2OItr
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

For sALE1zs2oo Cash. BALANCE MONTHLY
7 .S S a. r nj br,e. II L DTSt, PARK nearly
Apply owSEh I5o7 q e-0n'' I apfss &C.
EoR sALE-A DEsIRABIY LOCATED HOUSE
y in the northeast. containing seven rooms. bath.
terms ESQ cash balance can reSsin three
EsT fgr;ss a Apply to =
| EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOME. 2io8 ST ;
,ao S.s ssa S SesE brick
s1' RSsf iH6is Is 6:
FOR sALE-A NEW 7-RooM COTTAGE. WITH
for sp IL ger month FosfE a. I PSs Il
u house inNes. kckinston-A beautiful new. Groom
southern exposure; R st. near North Capitol terms
very spi CIV oHAs sl " is hhA i ~ w.
E'ok sALE-THIS Is BUSINEss-A DESIRABLE
Ip,S S r and bath nearly ne. frame house; on
iassg 4; : terms. " HUSTEk 4 dhSSffk. '-"'
FOE sALE-sEE THIS sNAP-FoR THIS WEEK
y only: Tust Be Sold very desirable tw9-stoIy
on * ana Mass ave ns rooms and bath
cheap a Is. 800; easy terms. HUNTER HUNTER.
4 neat two story frame on 10th st. near g st. s.
FSs alley s 1p,ifhf f2 B, innl store
spl1-3t 500 9TH st. NV.
EoR SALE
front
Pre-, 5000 SAMUEL BIEBER.
ap1lS 500 9TH st. NV
HOUSES AND LOTS
Desirable corner house. 9th ard B SITS me-;
All m Small cash payment. Price
onlS o. oUO w
$50 and SIS st. n. s-room brick and
stone dwellings; front and back stairs; all
m l. Easy terms small payment. Price. $3.50 90
Az Elm st. ". cheap; $500 cash. balance
1910 o ST. NV; small frame; rented for
S44 ou o.VUO w
DESIRABLE LOTS.
.o4 south side D st. bet 2Ist and ODD sts
W.. lots II to IA. square 81. improved
by several small frames. Per 50. fl. 49,. rs
$50 north side 0reeon aye bet. 18th and
2t9 east side eth 81 Whitney ave. lot
22OxlJo; will exchange for improved prop
e2S east side 18th ST. bet. P and SITS. NV.
lot 20: tsx9S. so. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
939south side Os;: bet. 18th and 18th SITS
93l cor 18th and SITS. $. e.. two very deslr-
able lots. So. neutrality-suspicious.. I %
KALoRAMA HEIGHTS
933 north side st. bet. 2od and Boundary
@t3 cor. I'D and Decatur place. lot 97x1O0
90; south side Mass ave. west Of Sheridan %
Circle. 5GxIo0 So. tt.........-..-......... 200
WEsCoTT. WILCOX L HIESToN.
apl1it 1907 Pa ave. and 6Sh and La. ave.
I1oR SALE BEAUTIFUL HOME NEAR DIST
Il ana Z SIS n w.; u rooms q teet front; SlI.-
800. SEMIES X BI.OADBESI, CO.. 7 ST. aplO- In
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u,oR sAIE-THE FINEST SITE IN The CITY
Il for an apartment house: on I ST. nv. opposite
Franklfu pErk; - r. IN xl44 r. 3O-ft siey:
Improved by thrss story p. b houses and stables In
Av,lvD DR. d. NJ OGDEN, Executor.
rlhl3lE.' 1894 psf. NV
TSoR sHLE-rRosE HANDSOME & o AND 10
IL room houses cor. 18th aud " w.; every mod
fIup electric bells, me cabinet mAntels; beautiful
decoration. three car lines; Rranolthie side
~ Olo; terms suit; open all day for inspection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-12

Y0HT, CLEAN, DRY AND AIRY eTORA0E
II rooms ct LATIaER 6LOAH'6, lfn1 q q. for
the storage Of furniturs tunks boxes. Ia bsst 10
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LrOR SAIE-BARGAINS-NEw HOUSES: EASY
terms 6'S and 6i1 @ ST. long lots TO alley
rooms and cellar; papered and electric Eghtin9
OWNER. 80 st. NV mh3I-9m
E'oR SALEM SOUTHWESTERN SECTION 10
new 6room brick dwellings; street cars pass inn
mediately in fronts will rent for els so Der month
price. 81. eOO each ON easy terms.
maef1st I. r. BROOKS. SIG 18th st. NV.
Eok SALE MASONIC HALL. COR. 5rH AND
va ave. Ae-; general 6rst-class Investment and
sAesaens chance for an orysnized body DESIRING .
lone ths building Is we'll built stories hgh good
eear modern improvements In rood condi don. also
sspstatety or IN connection with the above story
tenants. ~ s~~~~>~~'
@ sropersy VIII b sol9 shesg 70 an Immediate
oT koBT. ". DUNN, 500 n a. mh2o-lms
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Giner Der beften.

Scr 2abrer Sintenbe 8ote" 1T tpie.
Der ba. Sn ieinem "a. Sobrsanse itebs
snb, prdientiert er iib pieSmal in einsm
farbisen nmidIase. 1T alio aud bier,
ipie alsseit uno iiberal, nit Der Belt forts
seidritten. Ser Snbalt seidnet ii6 in
bieiem Sabre tpieoer beipnberS burb einen
8ei6tum an fleineren Gr;Gblunsen aus,
bic immer bic Spesialitdt beS Sinfenben
iparen; er fdeint aber iebt nod sans
sisens 2eute uufsetrieben su baben, bic
in Der Sabulierfunit bss alien SsbeI ipie
su Sauie iinb (persl. ,8unberbare 8et,
tun8"O, unb 70 1T benn cine Solfstiim,
libteit erreiht, Die in Deutidlanb ibres.
sleiden iudt. Bon bsfannteren Namen
linp Der iiinait peritorbene 6. GsrsS,
Warimilian Stmibt, Sermine Sillinser,
u. b. 9SinterfsIb &c. bertreten; bic
,,8eltbessbenbsitsn ":iinb bon e6tnatio.
nalem @eiit burdbaudt ipie immer, unb
babel bod freiiinniss obieftip, aud ietr
untetbaItenb ausssfalen un6 fbtlid
ilIuitriert -furl man muB biesmaI ben
Dteiitsr Sinfenoen burdauS Ioben.
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Die 1trauslle Der Sraft.

@enn mir beoeuten. oab Der Magen oas
grube 9aboratorium 1T in lueIdem Die 9enOifens
9labrun9 in Ndbtitoff permanoelt miro, oab er
Dem Rorper Sraft perieibt. nadoem bic Rabr.
uus in bas 8Iut iibersegaueen 1T, Oab Der Ma-
gen nit sncm @ort Die llrqnelle Der Strait it,,
10 piien mir aud buB 60 wecnllid it, oieie
sraftanele in autem 3uitanoe gu erbaIten reip.
lbn mieoer oGrtin gu rerieBen. penn er auber
Orbnun9 5:ratbeu 1T Siss miro am befen
nno prompt,itcn 6tU!rtt ourb Soltetter's Wa.
genb;ttels, ons oIe 8eroauung reguIirt, Die
SerOauungsor9ane itdJtt un0 Die bunttonsu
Der 9sber mo En9cpeioe foroert. Die 9tubs
unO Btoetitmc strait Ors IerpeniDitems b6naen
jum 9rosen 8bel uon 9riiuoliter 8sroaulng
alb Dte dr5tlde @jfenidaft tsnnt tsin piri.
uHgsuoIlerCs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ale oas
Bitters. 6etnsr miro 60 BON aeBten enpfoblen
ee9eu 6ieber uno Srtdltunseu. &beumatismus,
0ieren. uno 8lnienIsiOeu. 9aitriibrs sopfusb,
iouie 9e9sn WanseI an appetit uuo Shlai
Nan nebme oreimuI taSlib Elm Bsiuslas pol.
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Die 3enn;eitben be8 1pSes.

Den @intritt bes 1obes nit elmer iiber
ieben 3peiI srbabenen Siderbeit in allen
5dqen feIt,uitelIen, 1T bon ieber bas 8e.
ftreben Der niHenidaftIi6en Mebi,in sss
weien, unb beut,utase, mo bic 2ei6ens
perbrennung INNER mebr an Iusoebnuna
sunimmt, sepnnen bic meSisinil1sn I'm,
teriubungen unb @rperimente aur apei,
feqolen Seitte[uns bes 9obes cine erneute
8ebeut,lna. Sine fiir,lib in Der enaIi,
Iden mebisinil6en 3eitldrift ,,3be 2an.
Get" per6ffentlidte unteriu6una bon gbs
parb Saiparb fam ais .3ulammenfaiIuns
Der bis iest fetseitelten pber in Yetrabt
seaosenen 9eipslIe fir ben einestretenen
Fob seIten. Saparo bat in elnem elm.
seInsn 5alIe nidt tpeniser aIs sebn Tobess
proben anseIeat. 8on bieien Ipraden
adt fur, spsi sesen ben erfoIsten Sob
Der betreffenben Berion. Inter ben poii,
tipsn SooesmertmaIen tpurben unter an.
sersm senannt: 8bqiser ManseI bes
SerstonS uno ber Ser,bepesuns, pbaiser
UtanseI Der 4tembetpesunsen, neberein.
itimmung Der Ssmperatur beS 86rpers
nit berienisen Der umesbenben 2uft, Mb.
peienbeit iebsr Repbarfeit Der WiusteIn
uno DlusfsIsruppen burd eIeitrilde
StrBme, Gntitsbuns bon braunen SIedsn
BEL iubfutaner cSnieftion bon gmmoniai.
Iotenitarre unS 70 tpeiter. Gin neeati.
pes Graebnis eraaben. aIio fiir bic Sort.
eriitena bes 2ebsns ipra6en: 8sI Der
Osffnuna elmer Ioer, ourd peIde cas
@erinnen Der 8Iutes fonitatirt tperben
ioIIte. beianb Td bas 8Iut nod in Fluff.
aem 2ultanb. DieIem llmitanb fonnts
inoeiIen Feline 70 ero6e 8idtiatsit belize.
meiIen perben, ipeiI bas 8Iut unter ae.
piiien abnormalen 8ebinaunaen aud, mad,
benz 1obe fIaifa bIeiben fam. 8idtiasr
tpar bas Seblsn zines ,tseiten Wsrfmals.
benz bon manden arose 8ebeutuna bei.
semeIIen piro. gYenn bic Sinser Der fir
tot eebaItenen 9erion aeaen Elm intenlipss
9idt aebaltsn une ,tpiit,sn ,tpsi enas an
chamber aeidIpSSenen Iinaern binSurh
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SSie ift pieSi

Bir beten sinbunosrt SOIIars 8slobunns fir
ieoeu 6al bon Satarrb. Der nidt ourd @inneb.
men bon 3oII's Satarrb.Sur 9sbeilt miro.
3. 8. GbeneD s. s o.. Giseutb.. SosOo, o.
Bir, Die llnterjsidneten baben 8. 8. gbtusp
felt ben Iegten l5 Sabren aetsnnt uno baltsn ibn
Tiir pOutOmmen cbrenbofi in allen @eidditsUer.
banblnn9en nno fnanJiel befdbi9t. ole BON isi
ner ssirma einse9an9enen 8erblnoIi6tsiten 5u
erfillen.
Met & Sruag, @rObbanoeIs 9rOsuiftsn,
Soleoo. ..
8albiu9, 8iuuan& & WarpiH @robban
oels.9rosuliten Soleoo, o.
SaIls Satarrb Sur piro iuuerIid aenommen
uno wirft pirett auf oas 8lut uno Die idIeim.
igen Sbsrhdhen bes Sbitems. 3eu9niiie frei
perianot. Rreis Toe. fur Die 6laibe. 8erfauft
bon oIIen apotbetsrn.
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&tabtratt.
Common Council. 10. OEtptsr.

Common Council, 10. Oftobsr.
Die Situns, bel tpeIder faum Elm
Quorum antpsienb, ipar IanstpeiIis unb
entbsbrte iebss Snterehes.
Den Sauiirern bon 2ebenSmitteIn auf
ben Straben ioa eS nunmebr an ben
&rasen 8eben, inbem cine 8erorbnuns
paiiirte, ipeIds cine Strafe bon $500
allen SdnbIsrn aufsrIeet, bic ni4t einen
permanenten GeIddftSplab ober cine
2benS baben. Die 8eroronuns ilt urs
ipriinsli1 eisentIi6 nur sessn fossnannte
8anferottperfaufe nit &aufmannstpaaren
seri4tet, fam absr aud Sauiirer unb
Serfdufer bonn Wasen herab einfdlieBen.)
Sine anoere 8srorbnuns sur beReren
&esuIirune bon StraBen uno We8en
ibeint bic 4biidt su baben, ben 8er'
iperrunsen bon Seitentpesen uno Straben
elm gnbe su MAIDEN. SobaIo Der 8er'
orbnuns cine Strafbeitimmuns ansebdnst
1T, ipirb iie nodmaIs porsslest.
0or einiger 3eit tparen 8eiidtiser er'
nannt iporben, um bic @ntiddoisunSsan'
ipriide fef,uiebsn. bic seIesentli9 Der
0iSsairuns bon Sieiirabe erboben tpur.
ben. Die 8eiidtiser i6sinen iebr liberal
eeipeien au iein unb seipdbrten in manden
Sdlen mebr gntiddbisuns, alS bic
Grunbhide mertb linb. Der Stabtan'
malt tparb eriudt, eaesssn Su appsairen,
tpenn er es fir gut eradte.
Die Wabiion Mpenue PHaiterunes'
peroronuns mub no6maIs paiiirt tuerosn,
oa in Der eriten 8orIase bic 8eit Der Sn'
tsreiien;abluns nibt feitseiebt 1T.
Cine &eiolution tpeit ben Stubtsec'
meter an, Yldne fiir cine Nibearunss'
Iinie fur 8ob GUenue ansufertieen.
l6. Oftobsr.
SIN Der Spe,iaIiibuns oes Common
Council sins bic 8erOronuns fir eint
SpesiaIiteuer auf tpanbsrnbe &aufeutt
perIoren.
Dis amenbirte 8erorbnuns betreffi
YFaiteruns bon Mabiion auenue paiiirt'
brittle 2eiuns.
Die anseiaste semeinidaftIibe Sibune
tonnte ni6t itattfinben,. .ba nur feds Wiit'
slieber beS Select Council eri4iener
| iparen,
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ODie man an 4e,pidbt aeipiunt. i.

Or. Wilts' glrsint bsilt ni@t uur Sisrpsnlei.
ben, appfl6mnien giiepnssidlassnbsit, Ser,
peneri6laifuus, S6ahufsisit gieuralsia, ct.
gtits-3aul Anfalle unp Spisrie, ionpern baui
aud ben aprpr auf. >, Gs freut mild lassn si
fSnnen, eab i'd naG brsi SABRE lanstm ltperem
glerpsnleieen 3ppfi6mujsn unb &ri6afuns
Or. Wiles' 8efcratips 9upint osrlubtt unp in
Stpst Wpbsn a6t plumb an @spi6t stpann.
Sd mar unfabis mid nisbr,ulsssn unb ,u
idlafeu, absr ifBt nfrsue it mid einss anss-
nebmen S6IafeS uno msins Stisruns nimmt
in punpsrbarn 0siie su. Sd fam bas 9fsr-
pins nibt eenus Ipbeu. 8rau {. y. Willarb,
Dunfirt q. y."-Gin stunSt, Der Nruins &C
brau&ts. sepann is Ytunb an @twiSt iassn
Srppn & Waybury, CORTLAND, q. g.-Yrcbt-
flaidsn unp Elm slssantss BUD umicnlt bst alien
Apptbsfern.
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n0~ Sin neue8 llntsrnebmen bat bic
@otta'i6e 8u6banoluns in Stuttgart
fiirsIid inS 2eben serufen, nemIid bic
Seraussabe elmer Wodenidrift fir bic
ersdblenbe 2iteraiur aller Sblfer unter
benz 2iteI: ,,Die Rumaapelt". Sie
erite unS porlieeenbs, iuuber seSrudte
RUNNER brinst bic @sdbIunsen: GS
par, 0iein 8ruoer SbeB unb Die Sod.
3sitsreiie nad Rom, ncbit einem rei6bals
tiseu SeuiuetOn. @sitere, sbsnio ipans
nen6e 8sitrdse iperben bic foIsenben
glummern enibulten. Den 8etrieb fir
bic Ser. Stautsn bat bic International
NeipS Co., SO unb 85 Duane Str. Netp
Dorf, iibernommen. unb fam man BEL
allen ibrsn Issnten abonnirsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20
6efebdftSsM Mn5ei9er.

Sudb' unb aeeicenpSruder.
8reb. u. WasnsL Srudarbeit jsbr slrt
In enslidsr unb bsutl6er Spra6e, 5tt eafa-
wanna aptnus, ssssnibsr bsm 8inIsp StOrs.
Groceries uns propiapnen.
8s6tplb, Brandon s. Co., (ga6-
foIssr SoH SsaSls Stssa), 1t6 penn aps.
Gbpin 6. Seal, "a eafapanua gps..
sas briibmts 0bite Sppnss Wsbl.
8rsb. 5. @ibmaysE DslifatslIsn.
$50 eadapanna apsnue.
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Trit Giirr's
&etanration & galotl,
3l3 2adapanna Gbsnus.

9ie 8eftauration miro ftets nit ben feiniten
Dslifatefen Der Sabres,sit perieben ien.
Yin @etranfen bate id neben oem porjig.
liden q. Robinionideu Biere, nur bic beteu
Beine uno 0iquore, uno es uiro mein BE-
ftfeben tein, ourd prompte uub reelle 8ebieii.
ung bic Sunoen iufreben Su itellen.
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@eafeite Mn;et9en.
&efferm OreGeb &eef.

auber ben 5pei GarIaounseu 3useridjte,, .
6Ieiib, oas mir Montag uno 9onneritaa er.
paltsn, empfan9en mir tdsli6 frifd sefdlad.
tstes 8leii9 bonn eanee, friide uuO Salt.Gier,
Butter. Saie uno 9anoprobutte iibrrbaupi.
IStr babsn ferner einsn 8orratb Der beften
Bologna Bnrit, friide uno geiaIjene SduI.
tern. 8ippen. Gbuds, 8unbftiiie etc. llnieu
Bolo8napurit iibertrifft aIle anoere.
Sale & Go,
AIS Npro Adte Strobe.
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Treb. Martin'S
3aaIarg WotFl
933 & 93s 9euu Hpe.

@arme unb taIte 5peiien Su isosr Sagss.
jsit. Q. @obinlon's Bier an 3apf. 8sinfsr
gfefsr uno Monosrnm Sdnops. Gbam.
paaner puo Sfbein Beiue. Ssiser 9nnih
isSen Worssn. GIsttriide 8ddsr; feline
6Iiesen. SeIspbon no. s34.
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Grant Stetter,
SOtel nn0 SGGerct,
Wainftraee, Spbe Narf.

Barme unS faIte epefen fno Su ieoer ga.
essjeit gu baben. f5rifdss Eager itets an
3apt iopie Beine. Giquore uno Gisarren.
Die nit meinem SoteI berbunoene Bdderei
lisfert elm pOrJi9lihes Bndwtrt, unb ueroen
alls BeiteIlunsen prompt uuo bqis beiur9t.
&ranf Stetter
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Weiles' ssersen. uns eeber. Silleu

uirfen mad einem neuen Rrimip; fs oroneu
4eber, Wa9en uno Ssodrme onrd ole Rerpsn
Sine neue Gntbedung Or WlIes' 9iIIen bel.
len @allenIeiosu, iibeIu 6si5mad. untbdtiss
9eber, Samorrboiben, 8erftopfun9 Sbns
Sleiden fir @dnner. 6rauen uno Siuber, Die
tIeiniteu, miOeiteu uno fiderften YiIIsH. so
Dozen 25 6. @rOben umicnft bel allen Apo.
tbetern.
The morning call., 1893-09-02
DIED OF PNEUMONIA.
Autopsy on the Teamster Who Was
Kicked by a Horse.

An autopsy was held yesterday on the
body of William Meyers. the teamster
whose skin became so strangely inflated
from the kick of horse, in the windpipe.
Superintendent Titus stated that the
post-mortem examination showed the
wound to be even more severe Than could
be guessed from mere external examina-
ton. The skin was not broken, but the
kick had been of sufficient force TO rup-
ture both the front and the back of the
windpipe. The anterior wound, however,
was larger and more gaping than the pos
terror one.
During the early part of this week all
the tissues of the unfortunate teamster's
neck were much swollen. The day he
died, however, the Inflammation was going
down rapidly, and the doctors had even
thought of taking the tube out. In spite
OF the wound in his trachea, the patient
suffered scarcely any pain, and was cheer
ful and hopeful to the last.
The result OF the autopsy proved that
the Immediate cause of death was pneu-
monia. This disease had been dreaded by
the doctors from the beginning. There
was no possible way, however, of prevent
ing the secretions from the wound reach
ing the lungs and setting up secretlons
there. At the time of the patients death
two-thirds of the left lung were pneumonia
"The circulation evidently slowed down
toward the last said DR.. Titus. There
was an ante-mortem clot in the heart suf-
fieient to interfere with the proper work.
ing of the valves"
The morning call., 1893-09-02
THE OLIvE-On EXHIBIT.
A New classification Made at the
EXPOSITION.

new (iaSSlIiCatEon MADE at the
Exposition.
The report telegraphed from Chicago
yesterday morning to the effect that the
olive-oil exhibit had been thrown out of
the Horticultural building and assigned to
the department of agriculture did not
have tendency to make the local exhib-
itors have any more love for John Boyd
ThacheT, chairman of the award commit
tee, and by whose order the change was
made.
By this move Thacher threw out the
report OF the judge of oils. which had al
ready been completed. and in his stead an
italian was appointed. 1t is thought that
medals had been awarded to California
exhibitors in the report, and Thacher took
this method of getting little revenge on
Calif0rnians for the independence thew
have manifested No other reason can be
assigned for the action.
at will place US at decided disadvan-
tage so far as awards are concerned" said
Secretary Leiong OF the State Horticult-
ural Society yesterday, ''fOr the judge just
appointed will of course be prejudlced
against our oils.
but we have some hopes of being able
to persuade Thacher that he is wrong. We
knew two weeks ago that such action was
CUukclB pidt6u. anu dt ODCB SET 10 WOIk 10
oppose II, ana we have some assurance of
success, according to the latest advices
from Chicago.
'Thacher is entirely wrong in his
classification. The olive is tree, and
along with its products. should be ex-
hbited in the horticultural department.
AS The distinction is now made. agricul-
tuTe included the cereals. economic and
fbrOus plants, but by no construction can
the olive be placed in this class.
There is 10 precedent W hich is distinct,
for in all previous exhibitions the horti-
cultural exhibitions have been included in
the department of agriculture, bu: here the
horticultural is distinct department
But when it was made a subdivision of the
agricultural department olives and their
products have always been classed in that
subdivision.
But at any rate" concluded Mr.. .ILelong.
''the demand for our oils is away in ad-
vance of the supply, and we will sell all
our produce. whether we get medals or
not"
The morning call., 1893-09-02
MISS DAYS DEATH.
The Autopsy Clears Up
the Mystery.
She Was Apparently a Victim of
MaIpractioe-The Stomach TO
Be Analysed.

The mystery surrounding the death Of
Mariana Day. she schoolteacher from New
Almsden. at the Grand Hotel on Thursday
evening was in measure cleared up yes
terday.
Dr.. s. P. O'Brien mads an autopsy cr
the body assisted by Drs. Won Hoffman,
Windele, HAYES, MahOney and Coroner
hughes. tie s1t. rsv showed that the de-
ceased had been IreEnaat, ult j, was
deemed necessary to have the contents OF
the stomach analyzed and it was sent to
DR.. Darlington for that purpose. The TO-
quest will not be held until the analysis
is made.
1t is evident that the deceased had been
using the drugs found in her room to pro-
Arrn. q i'll.
The morning call., 1893-09-02
ASSESS AtENT NOTICES.

4 SSESSMEN NOTiCE-UTAH CONSuLI-
n dated Mining Company Location OF princi-
pal place of business, san Francisco, Cal; loca-
tion Of works, Virginia Mining District Storey
County. New
Notice IS hereby given that at q meeting of the
board OF directors held on the lst day of Septen-
ber 1888. an assessment no. l9) OF five cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF the
sorporati39. s payable immedlatey in United
the company, room %, Nevada block, 500 Mont
gOmery St, San Francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the Atm day OF october, 1898. will
be delinquent and advertised for sale At public
auction, and unless payment Is made before viii
be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day OF Octo-
The morning call., 1893-09-02

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$50 sla eft.is 81 sa.fr aa see aH
= fs sF p.ssfF ttt
slse ~aa fraafsts esvtaas Ialln. rpafats1a.
fut fHe hrlAef Hf far Uara y Nnfa. ta atfarn
eaee#fsds aef tsfils tntt So ht 4ad ncel asde in
tee pae sent So tHe principal sHm aua other Sums
aus snfer sasa aeie ant deed % trust sed re-
quastlag and uirFrtlng said HENRY e. CAMP
hELL amd rHADpEUr B kENr. trustees. % sell
the real estate described therein 20 satisfy said
We. HENRY c CAMPBELL and THADDEUs
B. KEN a. trustees, do hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY, the "a day OF September. A. ID. 1893.
az ~ o'cocK NJ OF that day, aud at the auction
saesroom OF WILLIAM J. DINGEE, 400 and 4e2
Eighth street. In tne city of Oakland. county OF
Alameda, State of California, we will sell at public
auction. TO the highest bidder. for cash in gold
coin Of the United States, att that piece or parcel
of land situate in the township of Oakland
county Of Alameda, State OF California, described
as follows. to wit: Commencing at the corner
formed by the intersection OF the southery line or
Temescal avenue with the present easterly line of
Telegraph avenue, as the same has been widened.
escsl avenue one hundred and thirty-three (lS3)
feet: thence at right angles southerly one hum
dred and fifty Q50) feet: thence at right angles
westerly one hundred and thirty three (l33) feet
to said present line of Telegraph avenue, and
thence northerly along said last named line one
hundred and fifty (l50) feet TO the point OF CON-
mencement, being lots numhers four a., five (5)
and six (6), as the same are laid down and shown
except as TO the said widening OF Telegraph
avenne) on a certain map entitled MAP of Tenn
escal Park, Oakland" which map was filed August
II. 1868. in the office OF the County Recorder Of
said county OF Alameda, together with the ap-
TERMS OF sAuE-Casn in gold coin of the
United States: 10 per cent payable to the under
signed on the fall OF the hammer; balance on de-
livery of deed and IL not SO paid. unless for want
said . per cent be forfeited the sale to be
void. Acts OF sale at purchaseT's expense.
HENRY e. CAMPBELL,o rrrstaes
THADDKUS Il. KENT.
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