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The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-24
RHEUMATISM.
TOPEKA, KAN, Oct. 3Oth, g

Mrs Bayless Bigbee, Of 112 west 18th street, To-
neka. Kan, SAYS: The box of Native Herbs L
Eat of YOU was for rheumatism. 1t has done its
work We'll had been constant sufferer for
two years before using it, was cured In three
weeks. - -.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07
THE WORLD OF BASEBALL.

Philadelphia and Boston Lost Yesterday
and Are stin Tied for First Place-Re-
suits of Games Yesterday.
with the exception of the Clevelands,
who were unable to play their scheduled
game with. the Baltimores, owing to wet
grounds, and the Louisvilles, who
played a tie with New York, all OF she
western ball teams won yesterday The
B0stons fell before the Pittsburgs and
the Chicagos defeated the Philadelphias
by Just one run, so that honOrs are still
even for first place The Brooklyns
lost another game, this time to the Gin
cinnatis, and dropped to within eight
points of the Cevelands The New
Yorks moved neither up nor down, as
they played tie game with the Louis
Vile tail-enders The Clncinnatis drew
away from the Beltimores and have q
clear title to seventh place. st. Louis,
by walloping the Washingtons again to-
day, will jump into ninth position
The results: New York II; Louisville
II. Cinch-hati, o; Brooklyn, 8. Pitts
burg, 10; Boston, O. Chicago. If Phila
delphia, TO- st. Louis, 12 Washington
4. Wet ground at Cleveland,
Evening journal., 1893-07-07
COUNCIL SETTLES DOWN TO WORK.

Standing Committees Appointed and
Begin work-Reports of city work.
The new City Council held its first
regular meeting last night Messrs.
Ratledge, Dannenberg and o Neil were
appointed Committee on Rules. The
following standing committees were
elected:
Finance - Dannenberg, Wainwright
and McNulty
Public Buildings-Kirby, Tyre, Stats,
Donaho aud Meaney.
Wainwright. Ratledge, Dan
nenberg, Stats and O'Neill
Fire Companies-Staats, Kirby, Tyre,
Meauey and MeNulty
Police-Ratledge Wainwright, Stats,
O'Neill and Griffin
Printing-Ratledge, Kirby and Nc
Nulty
Parks-Tyre, Wainwright, Ratledge,
Griffin and O'Neill
Wainwright, Kirby, Dannen-
] berg, Smith and Donaho
Navigation-Kirby, Dannenberg, Stats,
Smith and Donaho.
Elections-Tyre, Ratledge, Dannenberg,
Donaho and McNulty
Accouuts-Staats, Kirby and Meaney
Engrossment-Griffin, Wainwright and
Tyre
Crematory- Dannenberg, Ratledge anC
Griffin.
A recess Of fifteen minutes was theI
taken aud it was 8 80 o'clock before
Council got down to business
The city treasurer reported the follow
ing
Balance in bank TO current expenses
$93 072 Os; received Of f F Kane,
SIS 80; John F Dolan. $36 75; EdmunC
Mitchell, Jr, $40, 200; Eugene NJ. ssyers
$6,275; Equitable Guarantee aud Trus
Company, $76.O45; s. S. Adams, 500
27; Daniel Dohl, $2741O; Harry Palmer
Notice of an amendment to the fir
badge ordinance was given by MT
Stats.
The police payroll of $4s4676 an
the miscellaneous pay roll of 81, 7S3 s
were ordered paid
Bids were received for building a ne'
garbage crematOry as follows: Enge
Sanitary and Cremation Company of De
Moines, Iowa, 50, 500, cost Of cremation
60 cents a ton; for oil burning appars
tus, $1,000 extra; American Garbag
Company of Boston, $4,000 includin
oil apparatus; cost of cremation, 40 cents
ton. They were referred to a specil
committee
The coal oil inspector, clerk Of marke
aud building inspector made thei
reports. The pay roll Of the-old Comc
amounting to S255 26 was ordered pait
The resolution fixing Wednesday even
ing as the time to hear the Maguiga
, contest was adopted Messrs. Wair
wright. Ratledge aud Meaney WEI
. | appointed a committee to prepare
| mammal
Evening journal., 1893-07-07
Closed Saturday during July
and August at 8 o'clock.

Those magnificent Damask
Napkins advertised a week
ago reduced from $3.50 to
Sr6o per dozen are nearly
gone.
Mosquito Canopies Um-
brella top with full skirt,
white and pink, $L25, $50,
S..
Summer Drapery of Silk
alines in new and pretty
styles are fresh from the
makers-beautiful and efcc-
tive as a silk-I5c, loc and
SC per yard.
One hundred walnut and
cherry poles, S feet long, with
wood ends, rings and brackets,
are reduced from IS cents to
I2H cents.
A small lot of rice and BAN
boo curtains are reduced one
half-$ 3to SI.25 for rice; S.
to S.. so for bamboo.
Three thousand yards Chin;
mating at panicky prices
Evening journal., 1893-07-07

A great combination of loss
and gain which is your oppor-
tunity.
Hassocks-made from the
best Moquettes-all the SO
cent ones for IS cents; all the
* cent ones for so cents.
All our Ladies Suits will
be closed out-our room is
limited and we shall not con-
tinue the line.
Plain Blue Serge, 81 to
81. so; size SO, 3S, 40.
Plain Black and Blue Serge,
$40 to 81, in sizes "a, 80, 3S.
Blue Serge with Silk trim
mings, $I2 to So; sizes "a and
80.
Black and Green Serge, $I7
to SII.5o; sizes, "a and 80.
Brown, Blue and Black
Serge, velvet trimming, $22
to SIS; sizes 80, "a and 80.
These suits are all made
with Eton jackets and plain
skirts and for contemplating
travellers are worthy of inspec
tion.
We have many remarkably
good things in Ladies Shirr
Waists in silks, percales anC
lawns at July prices.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07
onlr Eight Rut Plnckv.

It is stated upon good authority that
Addie. the s year old daughter of vii
liam Morrow, near ST Georges at her
own earnest solicitation, drove -four
horses TO a reaper during the late har.
vest, for nearly day This wonderful
feat was accomplished by the little girl
without any apparent difficulty, and we
may boast with pride of her unequalled
championship -Middletown New Era.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07
REAL ESTATE

EOR sALE-vALUABLE AND pEsIhA-
II BILE Chester county property. Dwelling
and store All under one roof good Outnuild-
ings. eleven acres OF land. A good Investment
Will sell cheap Apply to =. fAlRLAMB,
Gum Tree, Chester county. Pa.
EOR sALE.-s37u0 for n. 10. corner Fourth
II and Harrison streets, nine rooms and
bath; newly painted and paporod throughout;
sewer connections. Electric cars Iflas tho
door. Also south Franklin street, No.
lOl 81 900, Nos. l03 lO5, lOl. 100, each -. 80
and No. l2l2 and No. l20i Reed street. 81 $50
each. These houses have six rooms and bath,
sewer connections, and rent we'll at Sl2 Sl3
and slf per month. Very little cash required.
J. s. BRENNAN. No go West Sixth street.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07

Charles Tolan. Harry L. Faga, of Mauch
Chunk. acted as best man, and James II.
Brice, brother of the groom, as grooms-
man.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs Charles Tolan, Mrs Sarah Bucking,
Mrs. James Brice, of Chestertown VIII
liam A Brice, Miss Ethel Brice, Robert
A. Sumwalt, Mrs Ella Ernest :. aud
Miss Lily Ernest, of Baltimore 4.
Miss Lydia Echenhofer, of Mid
dletown, Del Charles Moore, of Harris
burg; Miss Nellie Brice, Dr. N. h.
Ritter, Z. c. Jump, of Camden; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Zahn, George Shaffer,
Miss NJ. j. Shaffer, Reuben Tolan.
Miss Mary Tolan, Harry B. Staley.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. H. Macdon.
aid. Miss Ella Macdonald. DR..
and Mrs. George w. Stein. of Royers
ford; Mr.. and Mrs Adam Mettinger.
George Best, Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan
johnson, Albert Pfesterer Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Holden, Frank A. Comfy. John
F. Bernard, r r. Shronk, Albert Law
son, Edward R Muslin, George j.
Kennedy and ]. Frank Bacon.
William M Lewis, of Smyrna, regis
tered at the Hotel Willis, yesterday.
W. T. Matthews, of Chestertewn, Nd, a,
is in Wilmington to-day.
Mrs. E. Farrell, of this city, is the
guest of friends in Blackbird.
Clarence R. Clayton clerk in Recorder
Shallcross's office, is spending his vaca.
tion with relatives in Middletown.
Clerk Of the Peace Biggs is much bet
ter and was able to be at his office to
day
H. H Ward and wife aud Jerome B.
Bell are spending several weeks in Yer
mont
Miss Emma g. Freeney and Robert e
Francis, both of this city, were married
on Thurday, July g. by Rev. Father
Kelly.
Charles Keenan, who has been visit
ing in the South has returned home.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07
STORIES OF THE DAY.
Smoked Her PIne On Peaee.

An old woman standing in front of the
p, w & B. station, smoking clay pipe,
attracted the attention Of all those pass
ing the station this morning. She did
not appear to feel abashed at the many
curious glances cast at her and smoked
her "hod" in peace. In one hand she
had a small paper bundle and in the
other big box of matches
Evening journal., 1893-07-07
Market street Improvement.

We. Max Ephraim Of the New York
Clothing House. 3l6 Market street, will
soon commence to make some big alter
stions in the store. they have deter
mined go sell of as much 81 possible
before starting b. the way, they have
put the prices down. they won asst
long
Evening journal., 1893-07-07
Two Men ON "A century Run.

Captain Clifford Greenmsn, Of the
Warren Cycle Club. aud William Hol.
lett made a century run TO Sudlersville
Md, yesterday Owing 90 the heavy
wind blowing against them they were
unable TO make record
Evening journal., 1893-07-07
DIED.

COMFY In this city, on July G, Patrick
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of his mother,
Seventh avenue and Duncan street, Saturday
morning High mass at st. Pauls II. 9.
Church at 6 O'Clock lnterment New Ca
thedral Cemetery.
CARR.-ln this city on the ID instant,
Hugh j., son Of Bernard ana Margaret h.
Carr, aged months.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07
The Championship Record,

The finest and best selected material
has been only used in the Brewing Of
Stoeckle's Muehlhaeuser Export. Try it.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07

Ivers & Pond pianos with patent soft
stop, new designs just ont. H. F. Robe
len, No 710 Market street.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07
ScheduIe for TODAY.

Louisville VS. NewYork, Cincinnati VS.
Brooklyn, eittsburg VS. Boston. Cleve-
land VS.. Baltimore, Chicago VS. Philadel
phia, st. Louis VS. Washington.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07
ADIRoNDACK HOUSE.

Keene Valley, n. Y. Accommodates 900. Elec-
trio bells, baths, open nreplaces, sanitary Inn
provements. table first claeH, good fishing and
hunting. SOLOMON KELLEY, Proprietor.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07
MEDICAL

MARRIED IADIEs.-sEND 10 CENTS
M for "lnfallible Safeguard" (no medicine
no deception; just what you want. ladies
Bazaar. Kansas City. Mo-
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BEAUMONT.

No. 1913 South Connecticut avenue. First house
from the beach. Full ocean view.
MRS A. g.. MILLER.
Formerly OF lngleside.
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BRADY HOUSE,

Arkansas avenue. convenient 10 ocean and
Reading depot. Good board. splendid rooms.
broad pin11as, orchestra music. Terms mod
JAMES BRADY.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07

"Muehlhseuser Export" Beer bottled
and delivered TO families by p Elmer
Telephone 512.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07

The finest to be had is the special
Bre wing Of Stockle's Muehlhaeuser Ex-
port,
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nrs1Nrss orronrruNIrIns.

NOR SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES
II of Confectionery store, also the old estao-
lished book and novel store at 2 East Fourth
street.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07

NTOTICF.-WHARFA AND STORAGE,
y rhristiana river foot Of East seveni u
street shipping facilities h} three railroad
nincf6n and Northern philadelphia and
Reading connecticut Vessel owners ana
agents. contractors. merchants and dealers
generally are informed that they can oulalh
,vharfart and storage room on our property
a. reasonable rates. Apply to MCCULLOUGH
TRON COMPANY, Seventh and Railroad
Avenue, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07
HOTEL ATGLEN
HOTEL EDISON,|

Michigan and Pacific Avenues. Near Ocean
-''l ]. E. REED.
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ArrANrIn nIrY. n. >.
Penn.ylvanla railroad.

Leave Philadelphia Market street wharf.
week days. Accommodation, SEQ and 80 a.
m, 20 and f.20 u. m. Sundays express, V.lO
a. m. Accommodation, 500 and 6.l1 a. NJ,
400 ID. IN.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07
NOTICE. DIVIDEND.

SECURITY Trust AND SAFE DEPOSIT COM !
PANY, WILMIEG1OT. Del, July ., 1873 =
The board Of directors has this day declared
a semi-annual dividend Of three lbl per cent
pavahle ON demand. and added Sl6.WW 90 The
surulus fund. making that fund SluOOD.
LAALEs b. Ola AnkAnh. Lrun.nror.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07

Pacific and Michigan avenues, near the beach.
Remodeled and refurnished. Capacity ~.
Electric bells and passenger elevator,
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-A FINE SAIL OR ROW
Il boat Inquire of THOMAS +. Nc
EVELLY, lOI West Second street, or WILL
LIAM J. JOYCE. l06 South jackson street.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07
PhiIadeIphIa and Roadlng r. II.

Leave Chestnut street and South street
wharves, week-days-Ex 900 a. m, 200,
3O0, 400, 500 D. m. Accommodation, 800 a.
M, 6.45 D. M. Sunday-Expresa, 900 and 1000
a. m. Accommodation. 400 a. m, f.30 p. m.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07
nnIr WANTrn.


W. rANTFD TWO ENERGETIC MEN
w for outside work. Apply ikoom COB
Equitable Building.
NXTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED STORE
w girl Auny 80 Market slreet
WANTED MAN VITA PUSH no IN
w tIoduce Il new article among merchants
and stahlemen iu Wilmington and every city
and town I'm Delaware and surrounding states.
nnYs s7.O0 per day. sells ou sight NJ cgmps-
tition Address with stamp, AMtMtAN
NANUFAtTURINr COMPANY, 80 43t
Race strret, Pmladelphia. Pa.
w ANTEu AN ICE CREAM CUTTER
w aud assistant one who understands
hnndliuv Ice Cream. must bee competent Ad-
dress = % BOX Il City.
An WIUsTR ATED WEEKLY CAN Re
y made % pay in Wilmington. Address,
g. e BALDWIN, No. l32 Nassau street, New
York city for particulars. sending experience
aud references. OF special Interest 10 job
printers aud journalists
NXTANTED.-GIRLs TO FILL MATCH
w boxes. Apply at match factory No.
Fourteenth and Walnut streets.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07
IOrvIDEND.

DNlDLNp'
THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK'
Wilmington. Del, June yl, losa.
The board of directors have this day de-
clartd "a semi-annual dividend of per cent,
payable on demand. ..,,r, ~, 49,
NOTICE E.-TANpAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
~ City ana school taxes for ies3.
The Undersigned. receivers Of taxes, .or ihe
citv of Wilmington, viii be az No. 10 East
Sixth street, between Market and hi4g g
streets. during the months Of July ana Az
pust. 1893 between the hours Of and u IN
The morning and from iod IN the afternoon
for the purpose of receiving taxes. bh hll
taxes paid during July there viii b. rrduc-
tion of 5 cents on ever dollar, ana an t4,Ar1I ,,1
paid ON and after the ist DAY of August shtl
be payable without deduction aforesaid. ana
All taxes unpaid ON the lst day of lsepleInp' !
shall be increased hy the Huullloh Oh pci
Crntum on the amount thereof,
| EDMUND MITCH IL, JR,
Receiver of Northern District, lnciWllhs ei
/ north of Si1th street
EUGENE NJ. SAVERS
| Receiver OF southern District, including al
/ gOufh of sixth street.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07
NM MAKI..

Ocean end of South Carolina Avenue. Open
al the year. 100 feet from tle ocean;
E SMITH.
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THE MANSION.

ATLANTIC CITY. MI.
The largest Hotel. Open all the year.
CHARLES MoGLApE.
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HOTEL RIDGWAY.

North Cnrudna avenue, below Atlantic.
Newly furnished and everything flrst-class.
~ u. b. STUART.
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HOTEL HECKLER.

Formerly Normandie. Corner Atlantic an
pennsy lvnuia avenues. Fitted up In hrHt
elsss style, Open All the year, 49,.
HENRY HECKLHk.
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nIONTEREY HOTEL.

Virgiuia avenue. near the beach. Hot ana
cold 600 water baths, and an places ohintaroat.
Newly furnished; excellent table.
f. X. NEwcOMnR.
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nm NIT. PLEAsANT

AND ANhEX.
virginia Avenue, near be Reach. Open AZ
the year. Terms reasonable. ACCuunnQdnr
ii0ns Cor 2iO guests. A. SMITH.
Evening journal., 1893-07-07

Professor George Hyatt has left this
city for Ocean City, where be will have
charge of the music during the season
Evening journal., 1893-07-07

XXTANTEn TWO ENERGETIC MEN
w for outside work. Apply ikoom SOB
L-l- L. L-l.-- Il
Evening journal., 1893-07-07

E. F. Keigwin, the son of Rev. A. n.
Keigwin, left home this morning for
Northfeld Mass. to attend the com
vention there under the auspices Of
Evangelist D. l.. Moody.
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Tsccus. Aus. S-tSpscial. John r
keduasn. the treasurer Of Reese. Csanda,l
4 Rcaman. and Charles r. Baif.neh x.r.
sarowa into the Sound by the csn,i.in,
OF boat at Long Branch yesterday.
Horace Amermsn, = longshorvman. ART
Morris Mccarthy interrupted sraftc ON
Pacific avenue yesterday by in.uisine in
fight They uerc gathered in By the r-,-
lee.
The Light and Water COMPANY has
handed over No maps and plans prrrars.
tory 10 the transfer Of the water plant to
the city.
Rev. c. II. Greer. Of MeMiiiin. brought
into the city today . curious faneous
erosth which Is mystifyine locs, eosan.
isls. IL Is Ia tree form With feashsry
leaves. and IL pare white In color. He
presented IL 10 tho collection OF the stass
board Of horticulture. in which il viii b
preserved
The Tacoma Cycling Club viii have q
saa to Olympia On Sunday.
John Wen has taken up his abode ss
the county Jail Tor sir days for sighting a,
Payai!up
Dan Creeian. manager Of the Com:eus
variety theatsf. sksrpea this morning,
taking The funds. about ss-s. None OF
the enarloyes had received their saiaries.
He told some Of HE friends that he Vas
going 10 Portland. but IL - supposed that
his destination 10 Denver.
Prince Cssaeussns. she Russian Minis
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cxIcAeo. Ans. A-Undsr highly roman.
tis circumstances NrA Eva Lewis, Of Chi
ego. was today awarded ga. i82 by Judge
lansing In the county court at Lincoln.
Feb. Mrs.. LAWS started In life - Chi
saso wait When years old she WAS
4aapted from the Chicago founding home
BY wealthy Jason @. Miller. Of Piatts-
mouth. Nsh. He agrssd TO make her his
heiress. and she was raised - his own
daughter. Upon reaching woman
hood. however. she found her.
self. contrary 20 her foster
fathers wishes, In love with young fell
low named Lewis. and despite his oppo-
sition. she married the man Of her choice.
This greatly angered Miller. Who was .
church elder. and whose cherished hope
vas 10 make the girls foreign missionary.
he died At Los Angeles. CAL. in 1901,
leaving IN estate worth &250.OW. There
Was no mention Of his foster child In the
Will. The girl wife promptly susd for her
share. and after vigorous legal fight has
at length won her point
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THE LADIES At PEACE
Isnhella Becker Hooker Qsells
Fair HanagerS' Strife
,<s,oHrs or syrnaAs DAY.
GnSeas mossssro 1ahse . Rso0oesy -
nssss ~ cAsaeasysA 1hsssasAs
- chsssss n nss At1sA-

Woss.s's Fans Crowns, Aug. A-Tbs
tperd - LADY: asssagsfs A. tAs Worlds
fair spsnt sArse hours this a9tsEnOon IN
tie eoutinuasiem q the undignl6ed sqush-
BE- over t.s Ball Messdth Affair.
Finally Mrs.. Isahslia Bssehss Hooker
cane 10 tbs dsoat. and - sssnit ot
hsf yieoeoas spesch. tbs whole
MISTER releraed Ia Q the warfare o. The
,past thsss dsys was sxpsaeed from The
records ssd = sssolution adOptsd ~ pre-
vent tss ssata bstng brought mp Tbs
humOeocs ieesnso o. Tie DAY vs. the
arrival darssg The height of the
animated sqaabbls Of . delegation Of
Nemsn from TIE forsign villages
Ia Midway, Piaissnc& They had
bsen inyitad 20 visit chs Women's
taitdisg tn q body and attend IN mssting
81 The board tkst they might 80 what
wondsss this eivIlissd sisters had per-
formed. Thsir impfpssions have not besa
Isasnsd. MsA Palmer introduced then 20
ths board AID They we're soon ssnt ON .
tour At tha sualding under IN escort
1hsSe va special feature u the fair 10
day, but tosaorrow viii b. busy one, With
tho advent III the Kni9hts Of Pythias, the
1sdtcaticn " the Virginia state building.
ond the dadscation Of the Isaak Walton
Moose b shs fishermen.
The exposition management hled N
aaswss b, ciangmau's Sunday opening bill
h The sutsfior court today. praying for
IL dismissal.
The total attendance today VS. III. go.
ef which s02, s25 paid.
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~ - shss coustsy. sod Pdeee Lissen. -
So PssssshasR. asv il ~ eity On .
pisssass "Trip. which b - ineznds victcsfA.
Tor shieh point thsy lesvs tomossow
me~xsise. eDisg Va 6satxts. The FORMER.
Oh. . - sdahis old Gsstienan. = aeco0s
par..sd ~ hfs dsaehtsr sd ~ sovssnssA
Pnnos Ltssea b yoass naa and p
nsSssg pleasure "Trip throagA ths
country.
A. . msetiag a Tie Commsfeiaa Cluo
this svenias C. r. Ferry. ''ths Duks q IL
eorsA" nads STRONG argumsns h favor
of iaying wooden block pavsmsns on
Lossr Pseiae ssssns - pssSsssncs - any
sAass elsa He esGusd from the export
ens~ a several Eusopsan cities in shs nas-
ssf ~ psvemsats. be hssing givsa The
suhsset especial asesnsion darisg > resa-
dsnss aososd a. several pears The clubs
unsaaIinG gsist a sssoiutiOns w. duly
pesSed bs5ore the msettdg adjourued-
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W0O tOekso Joos0OO Uoono1oyo0
Mspksss - nsve . Parade.
NEW ;Yokx. Aug. A--Arrangemsnts are
being made for . parade OF the unem-
pieycds probably 70 take plscs next week.
and It will form = melancholy sequel to
the magnificent displays illustrating the
progress and wealth which have Elittered
along the streets Of Che metropolis ON ~
espt oc ,asiops Of national remembrance.
and a. . melancholy prelude TO the
Labor party celebration on September 4
The secretary Of the American Federation
of Laa0s Estimates that there are i0Q. 0o0
men but Of work in this city. The pro-
motsrs Of the parade argue that IL II
psacsAbss array OF the supporters of fami-
Lien, wEo humbly ask their brother men
"a give them leave 20 toll. but for whom
there 10 no opportunity. IL Will b worth
pages Of statistics in bringing home to
New Workers the terrible conditions ex-
isttuR.
There are 1000 cloakmakep out Of work.
OF a,Jo bakers. 4.o0o are idle. showing the
Grsaily reduced consumption Of bread. OF
3S.00O cigarmaksrs. 10000 srs out Of work.
on account Of the greatly decreased de-
nand. Il IL estimated that 50 Per cent. Of
the Central Labor Federation q composed
OF Walters. pianomaksrs. clothing workers.
et6, Who lack work.
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mow 10 surLD 4 RAlLsOAn.

ossa lehe 80 Pro~ooae - Mortgage
LssA. Misses - Asyshhne.
Acme nsmbsrs a. the Real Estaas Ex-
ehAnes. u eait Laks. hsvs soDe original
tdeAs of the best way d raising
meaas % build . railroad % San
Trsseisco. In competition With the
Ee91hern Pacific. At . recent meet
Ing. Mayor Wilkes stirred up the en-
tkusiasm By telling The msmbsrs shas ne
hMss susveyed two routes. one Of them 20
La Angeles, and the average cost OF con-
stractton would not b more than $1,000
. table, for the grades would. not exceed
6tsv.swo feet to the mile. and there were
M snginessing dif1euisies. A committee
Of Eve to secure estimates Vas then ap-
pxsiussd, and thea Mr.. wantlsnd. Of Utah.
made Suggestion - 20 the way OF raas-
ing funds 20 build the road.
lie wantsd 70 start the road on . iand
srssme. He estimated thae strip q ieno
ter miles vide from Salt Lake City 70 the
plss,s known ~ the Point Of the Mount
aia would b. worth $5.OOlO00. Ons-nftn
OF this could BE- gotten in pool. This
would b. II, 0o0.0 A half-miiiion morn
OF and could b gotten in Salt Lake City.
ussch would give 81, 50o. 900 - . capital TO
start the road A. soon - the land could
be- ssaiissd on the road would b buis -
fas - possible. The parties putting land
into the scheme vould b. paid IN stock and
bsssds. The mines on the way would also
pa mp stock ON which money could b
raised, and this would help to build more
rsssd. Subscriptions could also b raised
Ia ssslp build the road.
SIR. wansland thinks - soon - the road
~as started the citizens Of California
wnald do aii in their power TO aid it, con-
si4action. The scheme 10 further 10 let
tbs people put in anything they may have
that could possibly be used to build the
rs,sd. Mr.. Wantland thinks that the road
ear b built much cheaper now than at
aay other time, ~ there are many men in
the country Who would b glad to work
daring the winter for their board. Mr..
Wsntiand must have been educated In the
os.es Of An architect whose only business
y al building castlep in Spafn