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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31
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Birbieten %einbunbet.l msS bLane
Il iesen SaI Don Ratarrb. Der n;dt burd
Ginxebmen bon Sau's 2atarrb Sur sebeili
rperben fann.
SIS. Gbenep & Co., giaeatb.. SoleSo, 8.
@ir biellnter3ei@neten baben 8. s. Gbsney
lett ben lesten Is Sabren sefaxnt uub balten
TN tir uoutomruen ebrenb oft in allen Sc
id6ftsperbanbluusen unb f~nansieu befGbisi
aue ponieinerSirma einsesansenen9 erbinb=
Iidfeiten gu erfiuen.
g8ef s. Gruar, @%rosbanbels DrosuiRen
Xolebo, 8.
@albins. &innaa s. Marpiii, @roBbauss
fels sSrosuiien. Solebo, 3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31
8udlen'S Mrrira=SaIhe,

Die bette Galbe in Der 8elt fl,
Sdnitttpunben, Aueti6uusen, @eidpi:
re, Salsfub, Sie5erz urlo Srotbeulen
Sledtunsen, seiprunsene Sdnbe, Sa6.
nerausen uno Santausidldse; ii6ert
8ur fir Sdmurrboiben, urer feline 8e.
5abluns perlanst. 8D0ise Sufrieben.
beit %sarantirt ooer bas @elo suriieer,
itattet. greis rs Gents Die Sdadtel.
gu pertavfen i'm eagle Srua @tore
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31
Scr subrIGfiafe @liirte Der Natnr

NGbme bic Iatur nidt, ielbit bel l6pa6=
Ii 6sn 8onhitutionen, ben Sampt .9esen
8rantbeit ant, 10 wIrbe beren Serlanf nnb
uerbdnanibpo les @nbe i6neu ba iein.
@GbreIb bie9tatur 10 iii urs tompft, laiiet
uns ibr blrd perniinftis 9ewdblte Niittel ~
Siilie fommen, bamit nns feinllnbeil befahe.
vrfabruug iou uniert geb, n%etlterin im8ampi
gegen 6rontreit iein uuo lie lebrt ms. bab
Soitctter's A%ta9enbitters sin srDerlahi9et,
erprob bier unb sriinbli9er SerbiiuSeter Der
&atur lit. SIT bas Slut nut Sale i%Mfi,tt,
limb bie@ira e,peib unb oerItaaen nntbatig,
lioBen bic 9ieren bic rlnreinisteiten im glui
nidt ab, mas bic ibnen BON bel Natur 'u9ez
wieieue aufoabe 1T, 10 bietet cine Sur nit
Sitters Die llderts Silfe fir ben 2eioenSel,
pie nabesu MISUNDERSTANDING Grfabrune
celebrt nio Grjtli6es SeuaniB beitot,at bat.
aeirte amerifarii6e ober aisldnbii6e alr8nei
bat einen better besi inbeteH &uf als 5ell=
unb elei6seiti9 8or'eusun9smittsl 9e9en=
dronii6e s 2eDerleiben, Walaria, Sartlci'
bigfeit, gierenfrantbeitcn, rbenmati DIE Ve:
l6werOen ulb au9emeine Sinfaui9tett.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

uniere Nnii1t.--8ir iiap INNER be-
reit, einem suten Mittel bic l1ulbise
Inerfennuns an9eoeihen 81 ~laiien, mil,
fen jeoO9 bemerfen, bab mir Or. Bulls
Suiten SDrup aGen auberu 9uitenmit>
tein uoraicben.
Gin ~sansburer Grtifsl bat thinner
Nadabmuuseu, otsbalb iiebe gu, hab
luenn ou eine Slai9e Saluation Del
fault. ou oas d6te etbdltft. Sn selben
nmi9ldsen, fabri5irt BON a.g. Weper s.
So. inSaltimore, MD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31
Gin uertbboQrs @itteI fur Grf6ltuu

Sberif 9aroman ION 9gfer County,
%. g., lit al elmer idredli9en grIdlt.
uns, uls er besann @bamberlaius
SuiteH. Meoi5iu gu uebmen. gr Jag!
bariiber iel6it: SD fauo fofort @r:
leidteruns uuo battle bas Wit:el iii 81:
tdlturssfdaen fir auBcrOroentlid iuertb'
pp4 uno unerreidt. gu baben he
8alfer 0ros.. 9rus9if's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31
@rAa@uatMnenig&
9ambnrger Srapfen.
1us Der Srnoeshauptftaot.

Baibinston, %. Mar5. Ser 8rd-
fibent bat Mnr Subj BON ct. Souls
snm @enetalcouful i'll 8ien. SObn s.
Garter gum Snlanbiteuercolleetor in
9ouiiiuna rnb 5ranf s. @bite Gum
8unbesmarIdou ii Ncbrasfu ernannt.
Ser Nderbouiccreidr bat &i9ter Sp.
q. RobiniUn BON Detroit gum Statiiti'
Ter tes neutrality-suspicious. oil Stelle
BON s. 81. Sobse %ernannt. &obinion
lift our Belt StaatscOmmiiidr fir Berg
bau in Wibisan uuo Elm til4.ise:: Sta-
tiititer
Der 8unbesienat e,lpablt, Gen.
Sarris BON SeareIec 5um Sorlisenoel
pro. tenn.
Ser @rdiibeut bat niGt Die Nbiidt.
cine GrtraieiiiOn ein5uberufen. @r
wirb bies nur tbun, fans llmitdnDe cir
~treten, Die ibn cc5u %Stpinsen.
SIM u~ersunsenen @Onut baben Die
Der. Staater nm 20, 900, 900 mebr Git
ter eir. als ous9efiibrt mo i'll Dem nit
Jebruar 81 gnoe sc9aasensn Sabr bat
uniere @infubr ole9lusiubr nm $4,000,
700 iibtlitiesen. 9ieisr Setras muBte
in irseno elmer @eiie sut9emadt iucr>
ben. &ir Sablteu nit Sob. 9amit
erfldrt ii6 Die Sbatia6e, baB NIT jeoen1
9ampfer Cob na3 gu, opa eb9in9.
Mertwiirois 1T Die Ste,ge .n9 Der Gin
fubr uabrenb Der lesten 7 Monate
SIN 8erqlei6 su rem'elbsn 3eitraum
bes oori9en Sabres bat Die @infubr uon
Seitenituffen UNI 8 MiQiunen Doll. gu
sencmmcn, Die uoa &affec I'M Is, Die
bon Sabat I'M s. Die bon &ubber UNI 6,
bic bon 8numipDQipacren nm 3, Die pDr
5ta6sz uuo SanffabrifateR I'M II, Sie
Don Srii4ten Il, Die ron @uuuaaren
UNI 5. Die BON @iIen unb Gtablartifeln
I'M 81 Rilioner. 9asesen lit uniere
8aumpOu' Iusiugr bon $11S,UO0,0OC
auf s127,O0O,OOO Die @eisenausfub,
bon 116 auf 60 Miliunen %seiunten uni
Der @ertb auer erpurtirten 2anbbau.
probucte ppn SIS auf 397 Mi1ioneu
seiaaen. 6irs nddite Subr, beiteben
feine b~siieren Gusiidten. europa sebi
elmer suten grnte cntse9en uno mirb
pcrbdltnibmdBis tufnis bon uns brau'
den.
S9abamts Iecretdr Carlisle iuirb
ipabreno bes Sommers cine 3arifre=
formsgorluse uua atbeitelt, tuelde I'M
Serbit Dor Den @ou9re6 selansen miro.
BaibinstOn, 26. Mar5, Die
ipaniide 8esieruns bat ben @ereiuisten
Staateu bic 9sudbilbuns Der Santa
Naria", beg uom Columbus benubten
5lassenl6ihes, iuelde E6 seseniudrti9
~irsenbfuo i'm Golf BON Werrco befinoet
uno aui Der Sebrt na6 Stem gorf bes
8rihen 1T, I'm oil Der StottenparaOe
3beil au nebnlen, umtlid gum @eibenf
a%nseboten. Die GnnabmesG g. remonien
iuerbeu on einem ipater Su beitimmenosn
Gage itattfiuoen.
I @aibinston, %. Mdr5. 9er9rd>
fibent bat Spbn g. Seymour bon Con-
nscticut gum 8utentcummiIidr %ernanni;
Qprus W. 2amoreauI bon @iscouiin
gum Ganbcommiidr; @. $. Sims BON
Mififlppi Gum eriten Silfsiecretdr i'm
Winiiterium bes Sunern; SOr. $. Sur,
ton BON 2erneiiee gum 8unoesridter i'm
6. Circuit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

So5t bu ben 9uteu? Sdlaffoie
Nddte brau9en bid ni@t mebr 5u qud-
fen. Nimrr Dor Sdlafenseben cine
Dolls Don Nper's gberrp 8cctorol, unb
bos mirb ben 5niten iillIen. bic gntSin<
buno mdsiaen unb bic n6ibise @ube &C.
ffoifeu. ueberoies befpirft es cine ra<
ite 0eiluns Der aunse unr T. OF bic @ee
iunbheit tuieber ber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

%e popolis. 8a.-Ieine Srau fiji
iurdtbur on SdmerSeu I'M &iiden.
9ur9 bic Inwenorns BON ct. SntOta
Def ipurbe iie sebeilt, nadbem re I'LL
sd6lise auberc 9eilmittel per9eblib an
aetuanot battle. 81. $. Cunningham
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

Me!ne MH.ttr iii ri einem beit;9ea
9ulten. puloe jcood), nobDem iie eipe
fHroe Seit 9r. anshIt Songs Samburs
ger 8ruitDee 9ebrau6t batte, uouiidn-
big sebeilt. = S. Bosaro, Sc, Sud.
arb5on's 9anoiaa, &p.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

Sole Dir unseiaumt cine 5laide Or.
Bulls Suftsn Gprun, Der iofcrtise De
braud lbres Snbalts miro oeineu Sl'
item balb beieiisem.
Snlpntion Ocl ut Der sr6Bte Sbmer'
senitlqer auf Der &clt. SIS uertreIb'
aascablidiid &beImetismus, Heural'
sia, @idt, &opIwcb, Sabntpeb uno on
oers, Die Menl1beit plasenoea S1mer'
zen. Go foftet MIR rs @ts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31
&oltf, Cholera
9urhfaQ=Mittel.

SD babe felt Sabren Gbamberlain's
Solif, Gboleraz unb 9urdfuumittet
ni6t anein u%erfuuft, iunbern aud ielber
iii meiuer Samilie a~nsetuanot uno babe
es uls Die bette ar5nei sefunoeu, Die i9
iemals p%erfauft babe. - 6. $. 2e.uls,
apotbeter. Salt Safe Gitp, lltab. gum
Serfauf bel @alfer Bros, Srussiits.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

oless ~ anf Sc asatsieIt alss elder Orssue
fSutrft unt bas regelnidbtae arbetten bsrieibeIs
am 5hneuaen trfeber terbetflbrt, toultt cas
9eibea an Der Wura1 ausretft unn belett9T
ftnb bic ueltberhhnlteu
I'll. HsrnarS Qs&mtess0tusM.
Tte5e Btleu inb nur aus PfanSenErfe1
auiommeaae5ebt uub rpafpmnnea tret rc6
SuedFlber pSer cnberu 5Hdblthen Delt3itp'
fbeilen. Gs perfdume baber Mtemaab, PEE
NIT etaeut iener 2etheu behaftet tf, redbtssttt9
sa ben 81. 8erMas1 &fdtttft-Yt 1sat
Il, Areifen, tpelAe }fstS helfsn, usas 5rar w1o
eta 0eriuh btsS fcfcrt beRdtgen:
Mnctbstex M haben; YreiS Is Gents bs S&a&t9
Observation-Disclosures fanfS &a&ts!ntor 1879
Re reIbsn au& sssen Gmpfans beS Yretiss, y GeGS
cber Wrlefmarten, trse.S wobtn 10 ben gssetnieseo
Gtcaten, Ganaba rSsr europa fret sdanht nou
p. Neustaedter 4 Co., Box 2<i6. Men York CtVs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

Coughing Leads to Consumption
Kemp's Balsam stops the cough at
once.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31
8nn Nemberq

6. S. MpOre & Co.. prOminente Apo.
tbe.:er bon 3eubers, Ore, iusen: nSeit
I'M ere &unoen Die suten giseni6aften
bon gbamberlain's Suitenmeoi5in fen,
ZEN selernt, perfaufen mir tpenis Suiten=
meoiSinen auoerer Dirt. gbamberlain's
MeoiSiuen seben ftets 8efriebisuus."
Gum Serfauf bel @alter Srus., Drug
ei5t's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

S Wempbls, %. @tdrS. Ser @as-
tter @m. Burnett iuurbe beute IN leiuer
Berfitatt BON Dem Maidinenbauer @
Sarris seibOiirn unb t0Otli6 %perpunoet,
paris ftritt iid nit 8uihett iiber einen
gontraft unb sebraudte bas @ort y2is.
nsr", %tuurauf BURNETT nit einem 5auits
idlas antiuortete. Sarris sriff fluss
gum &eooloer uno idoB Burnett in Den
l1nterlsib. Der W6r0er ipurbe uerbof.
tet.
&aleisb, 81. g., %. Mdr5. Steuer.
beamte babel cine Monbibeinbrennerei
in MoOre County a~usseboben, tuelde
isbr tunituoI peritedt mar. 2aiprence
Coins, Der arummbrenuer, bauite auf
elmer f%leinen, btbt betualoeten Snief in.
r1itten bes Gudaboe>S Sees, bate bic
@ipfel Ginger 8dunte absebauen unb
bate fid auf biefen in luftiser 55be
cine Sitte erri1tet, in tuel1er .er iein
@eiddft betrieb. Die 8rennerei mar
cine 3iemli9 srObe uuo mar it soaem
8etrieb, als bic Gteuerbeamtem .ibre
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-22
SUMNER is OVER.

Summer is over; the winds blowing chill
wake in my bosom an answering THRILL
Music and fragrance ana beauty were here,
warm with the breath of the perfected year.
Bright with the radiant midsummer glow,
w ueu did thcy vanish and whcrc did they gol
sad moans the wind in the tops Of the trees,
AMstlc-uOWn n0ais.Cu the autumual breeze;
Ihickets Of goldonrod flame on the Hill,
Loud chirp the crickuts, and picrciugly shrin
Summer is ovcr-lifo's summcr-for mo.
Season OF hopefulness, romance and glee
Brilliant with phautons Of future dcli~ht.
Fair as tho summer clouds, changafully brighti
Entercth autumn, the harbiugcr sage,
Chilly precursor Of wintcry age
When the last 1oworet shall fade on the hill.
"nen the shr.ll chlrp Of the cricket IS suu,
Then the cold snow in its whiteucss will fall
Silently folding the earth in its pail
Only lituel spirit be bravel
" ny must thou 9hudder at age and the gravel
Summer is over, but change is not death,
Nor is life ended when faileth the breath.
Beautiful seasons arc yet to unfold:
Life Is eternal though forms may grow old
Look, my soul, from this autumnal plainl
after the winter comes spriugtime again.
Mary II. Wheeler, In Boston Transcript
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-22
WANTS. 60.

TOR RENT.-Society and club rooms I'm the
I post Office building. Apply to NJ. NJ. Burke,
Attorney, Room 3. l2ILtf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-22
A STARTLING FACT.
Sixteen Pea Cent. OF Lire Insurance
APPLICANTS REJEorED ON AoooUEr OF
DlsERsED KIDNEYS.
The Trouble Comes From Lack Of Care.

DR.. Lambert the general medical direC-
tor Of the Equitable Life Insurance Com
pany, N. Y, said
"Wc r. icCt sixteen per cent of the applica-
tions made TO s. for insurance and have saved
tue entice expense Of this medical depart
ment, by the rejection alone of applicants who
had diseased kidneys, and who died within two
years after rejected thcm.'
This appalling statement coming as it
does. from such high medical authority,
should have the attention Of our citizens
There is no reason to day, why people
should allow kidney disease to get such
a hold on them.
Nature sends her warning in the slight
pain in the back, poor circulation of the
blood, sediment in the urine. When any
of these symptoms appear, DR.. David
kcnnedy's Fayorite Remedy should be
taken in small doses at once, and thus
drive the poison out Of the blood and
restore the kidneys TO healthy action.
To our knowledge this is the only medi-
cine that surely and clfectually cures this
almost universal complaint.
We note the happy recovery of Mr.
Oscar Lambert, of jerico, Mo, whose
case has been talked Of in the papers the
world over,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-22

CHICAGO, Feb. 81. John l.. Sullivan
and James j. Corbett may punch each
other when they meet. The latter de-
nounces the ex-champion in very strong
terms John J.. has written long let
ter, and among other things says; 81
do not wish to be understood to be
against Corbett in the proposed fight with
Mitchell, for my sympathy is with
the American. However, should the
former be defeated there is a probability
that l shall again appear in the ring, and
l sincerely believe that l have good
chance to regain the championship.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-22

NOR SALE-Livcry outfit for sale cheap for
4 cash. Apply to VI. p. Conry No 81 South
Main street. l-l9-u
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-22

Right Reply in Right Place. -VintoI
--"And so you are glad the schools are
open?" Little Johnny-"No, / hain't,
nuther." but you just told that gen.
tleman you were" "Of course. He's
the 5eacher. n-Des MoineE Srgonaut
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-28
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Thomas Ryan Almost Crushed to
Death by an Elevator.

Thomas Ryan, young machinist en-
plOyed by Cahill & Hall, elevator builders,
had naIrlw escape from death yesterday.
BE was engaged In repairing an elevator
in the GrosvenOr House on Suffer street.
The elevator has been out of order lately
and Ryan was sent 10 ascertain what the
difficulty was. the elevator is run by hy-
draulc power. When Ryan set to work he
raised the elevator some distance above the
ground floor, and began to investigate the
cause OF the trouble. While he was at work
some air escaped from one of the valves and
the elevator began 10 descend nOiselessly.
Poor Ryan continued at work, while the
200OpOund cage approached nearer and
nearer without him knowing anything
about it.
When it struck his back he could not catch
any of the ropes to raise il. and was
stretched fiat on his back. He tried 10 call
for help, but no help came. For some time
ne lay with this heavy weight upon him.
Finally he managed TO wigge around and
catch hold of one Of the ropes which raised
the elevator, and relieved him. The mana
ger of the house heard his cries. and Ryan
was taken out Of his perilous position and
conveyed 10 the Receiving Hospital DR..
Somers made an examination of Ryan's
injuries, but could not tell whether be was
dangerously hurt or not. After his injuries
were dressed Ryan was taken to his home,
at 1913 Vallejo street
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-28
HELD FOR ARSON.
Mrs. Clark and SON Will Go Befor
the SUPERIOR Court,

@AiS' VAIN anu oOu w Ill w DSiOIS
the Superior Court.
The preliminary examination into the
charge Of arson against Mrs. Charlotte NJ.
Clark, alias Helherington, aud her son,
Harry L. Clark, was concluded before Judge
Campbell yesterday.
The defendants were charged with setting
fire 20 the furniture in the house, 708 Fulton
street, on the night of April 6. The furDi-
ture and effects were Insured in the Royal
American on March 90 for $1,000, on which
Mrs. Clark paid SIC premium. After the
IRE she settled her claim Tor loss for the re-
turn of the SIG premium.
Evidence was given that after the in
clplent blaze had been eXtinguished por-
lions OF the furniture were found saturated
with coal OIL
The appraiser for the insurance company
handed IN his valuation Of the furniture
and effects, which amounted altogether to
S95 80.
TINS brought forth the remark from the
Judge that he was surprised to hear that
insurance companies would accept risks
without salts wing themselves that the
property was OF the value represented. In
THIS case a $1,000 risk was taken on property
not worth 500.
After all the evidence for the prosecution
was in Judge Campbell said II find that
The crime of arson has been committed aud
there is reasonable ground to believe the
defendants guilty, although there is not so
much grounds against the young man as
ag inst the woman"
Each of the defendants was held to an
swer before the Superior Court, the bond in
each being fixed az $1,000
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-28

Is terror to timid voyagers, scarcely less on ac-
count OF the perlls of the deep than the almost eer
tainty OF sea sickness The hest curative OF mai dc
nler is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which settles
the stomach at once ard prevents its disturbance
TO all travellers and tourists. whether by sea or
lana. II presents happy medium betw cen the nau-
seous or Intellectual resources of the medicine
chest, and the predetermined benefit deriyabIe from
an unmedicated al ohoic siimuIant, no matter
how pure. The Earring OF railroad car often pro.
duees stomach'c disorders akin to that caused by
he rolling OF ship. For this the Bitttrs is
prompt and certain remedy. The use OF n brackish
water particularly On long voyages in the tropics
inevitably breeds disorders OF TIE stomach and
DGwes. Hostettcrs Stomach B:tters mixed with
impure water nuilihes its impurities Similarly in
counteraets maiarla and other pre,u IIcial infu.
eHees OF cl mate or atmosphere. as well as the ef-
feetstof exposure and fatigue. Use il for kidney
eomflaiuts. rheuias5ssn aud debility -
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-28
Errit-Growers Meet

The State Board Of Horticulture meets to.
day. The annual election of officers will
take place and arrangements will be made
for the proposed fruit-growers' convention.
The WORK for the ensuing year will be dis
cussed and outlined.
Congressman 7. J. Geary, by special In
Yitatlon, will address the4meeting at . p. NJ.
Iepresehtlng The importance of truitmen
presenting facts rpgardin D the growing and
the cost Of production OF sruit to tho COM
mIItee appointed To revise the tariff.
The State horticultural Sr7eietv will hold
its monthly meeting this witch
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-28
BASEBALL SEASON OPENED.
Seven Thousand People Witness the
Initial Game at Pittsburg.

PIrTsBURG, Aprll 17.-Seven thousand
six hundred people witnessed the opening
of the baseball season here to-day. The
day was bright and the crowd enthusiastic
The Pittsburgs had a bad case Of ''rattles."
and were not In 1t from the start.
Pittsburgs 2. Clevelands 7.
NEW YORK, April 27.-Rain prevented
the opening games between the Phila-
delDhians and the Brookiyns at Philadelphia,
and BostOns and New Yorks at New York.
CHICAGO, April 27.-The baseball season
was anspicously opened in St. Louis to-
DAY. There was big procession headed
by the Mayors OF ST. Louis AMI East st.
Louis.
The season also opened at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, April 27.-Over 1000 people
gathered and saw the Reds win the opening
game OF the season. The Chicago's errors
were frequent and costly.
Cinciunatis 10, Chicagos /.
ST. LOUIS, April 27-The largest crowd
that ever witnessed a game Of baseball in
this city was present ut the opening Of the
season today.
ST. Lnuis 4, Louisvlles 2.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-The CHAMPION
ship season of the National League opened
here to-day between the Washington and
Baltimore clubs. The Baltimores' errors
proved disastrous
Nashingtons T. Baltimnres 3.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-28
General Merchandiso.

BAGs-Caleuttas, June and July, 6I4@6$sc; Wool
Bags. 3OToGp32c.
OIL-Callfornia Castor OIL. in cases, No l. 81 27I6
bbs. 81 22I2 manufacturers rates.; Eastern
do. 81 80; California Linseed on bbls boiled. soc:
raw, 5Sc; cases, Y more Eastern Linseed OIL In
bulls boiled, sac. do raw 5Sc: cases, 3IAc more
Lard OIL. bbls 81 0212 eases. 81 OF "; Cocoa 55c
q gal; China Nut, 4S@521ac = gal.
PEI ROLEUM-StsTIight, lSISc q gal: Focene
q 1ac 2 gallon; Astral, Sl7c = gal; 1879 Elaine,
23Lac: Pearl, lS1ac: Water White, refined
bulk, l2c; Headlight, 1859. cases. 2Ic; Mineral
Illuminating 5000 2Oc in cases; Standard HOO
FIRE test lie gallon IN cases (caps), l71ae faucets
and l2c in burg
GASOLINE, ETC.-63o Benzine bulk. l21Lc
gal; cases. Sc; 74o Gasoline bulk l3c cases PC:
$50 Gasoline. bulk. que; cases. 25c p gal.
WHITE LEAD Quoted At &c q 10.
RED LEAD-Qaoted at 7i4c p H.
TURPEN TINE-Quoted at 45c p gal
SU6AR-The eStern Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash: Cuhe. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 63sc & n: Dry Granulated
5$lc Confectioners' A, 55sc y 10; Magnolia 5Isc:
Extra G. DC: Golden q, +s4c; ID, 41ac; Standard
lac more.
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AT STOCKTON. AriIL y. 1893.


Los Angeles. o o o o -
Northumberland o U o 0 2-3
Earned run-Hulen. Three-base hit-GlenalvIn.
Iwob2se hits-N hitebead aud Hughes First base
on eTrors-Los Angeles ?. StOcktOns l. First base
1alls-Los Angeles I. StocktOns 9. Left bases
Los Angeles 8. StOcktols II. Struck out-By
Borcbers 5. by Harper 8. Hit by piteher-SweenPy.
Double plays-BUrchrrs 10 Lohman McCauley.
Wild pitch-IIsrper. Time OF game hour and so
mllutes. Lmnre-MeeCan. sCnIer-.Iohusnn-
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WON BY THE ANGELS.
Stockton Boys Knocked Out by the
Citrus Refers

STOCKTON, April 27.-rhe game was won
by the Stockton team to-day, by a score of 4
10 ). Gienaiviu p aged an excellent game
getting four hits, including a three-bagger,
on three times at bat and accepting nine
chances without an error. Harper pitched
a good game for the first time since the
team has been on the home grounds. The
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DELINQUENT SALE NoTICEs,

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE OCCIDENTAL
II Consolidated Mining Company Location OF
principal place OF business Sau Francisco, Cal;
location or WORKS. Silver Star Mining District
Notiee-Ihere are delinquent upon the follow
ing-descri1ed stock on account OF assessment (No
10. levied on the 18th day OF March 1893 the
several amounts set OPPOSITE the names OF the re-
spectiye shareholders, as follows:
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Quarantine Officer Alexander Craw will
read a paper on Spraying for Goblin
Moth" 5. j. Holmes of The State Univer-
sity will give an account of his researches
on The Effect OF Lichens on Fruit Trees"
and the subject for general discussion at
the meeting will be The Thinning of
ErnifU
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MIAMI y ! J Ea5; z|iIliI|
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

RUNSWICK CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING
- company. Location OF principal plac , OF busl
ness, san francisco. California. Location OF WORKS
fornia. ''' N'ii
Notee-There are delinquent upon the folowin.
levied on this twenty third day of February. igaS
tue several amounts set opposite the names or ma
respective shareholders, as follows: - 'A'
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very few changes have been made in them.
1t is expected that the new schools in the
stable will be ready for occupation at the
end of this year Until that time the Sat
urday evening class, which first assemblies
on the 29th inst, Will meet in the painting