The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-30
ors are in print. The fraud can, there
lore. be easily discnyered

ors are in print. The fraud can, there
lore. be easily discovered.
Detective Anthony has been detailed on
Inc case. and 1t Is expec ed that the two
Inpostors will soon be behind the bars III
the City Prison.
The police have also received informa-
ton that man who operated all sorts OF
fraudulent schemes in Chicago 10 connec-
ton with ihe Worlds Fair is now IN this
city. and they desire to warn the pubic
against being victimized. There is pos
sibllitv that the man Haber and the man
from Chicago are one and the same person.
Contributions from organizations are
beginning to flow in. Yesterday the fol-
lowing additional subscriptions were re-
ceived: Golden Gate Lodge. 3. P. 0. Elks.
SIS; Germania Lodge, knights OF Honor.
S25; San Francisco SchuetZen Damen.
S25; the Belgian Society. SO.
The transcontinental freight-rate CON-
mittee. representing all the roads operat-
Ing between Chicago and the West, has
issued a circular announcing rules agreed
on to govern the transportation of exhibits
for the Midwinter Fair. In substance,
the roads agree TO carry back free ali
property, except raceh0rses, exhibited at
the fair that has paid full tariff rates to
the same.
The commodities enumerated in the
shipped for exhibition at said fair, and
which, owing to their nature, it may not
be- desired to return, may be carried from
Chicago to San Francisco at the rate of 60
cents per 100 pounds, in straight or mixed
carloads. based on minimum OF 10000
pounds for each car used: Agricultural
products. horticultural products, horicul-
iural products, forest products, specimens
of botanical. fossil and mineral, samples
of cereals and grasses Including maps
statistics, drawings and photographs not
advertising any individual trade).
The following articles when not
intended to be returned, may be
carried from Chicago and common
points west thereof to San Francisco at
for aquarium or museum; building mate
rial used in construction OF exposition
buildings or buildings for exhibition, CON-
partments or exhibition stands; stone
women's fancy needlewOrk or articles of
feminine manufacture loaned for exhibit
ton; old Indian canoes. old pack saddles
and similar relics Of early frontier life
wild animals.
The following additional subscription S
were announced yesterday:
Employees of Hammersmiih g. Field-A V.
Travis. SO; Allan Marshall. 81 so; Louis Ham,
mefSmith, 81 90; 7. w: w. Mueihiss, 81 so;
Fitzgerald, 81; A. V. V. Reed, 50 so; Ed Clay
mour, So: {. II. Tibbelts. So; +. N. Fack, 50
NJ. E. Fleming, 81; L. ScbwariZe, 81: W. +.
Sc eeeVd s So .h ss e0y - So o ssnene
sci SO. Henry Doyle l. Co. SOS; sadlsr s
Co.. S25; Stevenson g. Co.. $50; Williams,
ga, arv p :. CO; $50: F. TSplnz & Co.. $50;
n. Bashs. 81 so; A. Frey. 81; f. c. ConkIln s.
Co.. 500; Benjamin Rotholt, $40; Kraker.
Rothcbild & Co.. 500; John Bennett. SO; j. e.
Nolan Il Co. $50; Muser Bro, S25; Louis
H IN, hAfI e. M R.rnn ,apt,
& Co, s25i II. Faik. $40; Hotum Bros, $40;
AdoIph Tritz, So; NJ. 4. Bishop, So; W. L.
Bsmnel. 81; Sid r. Boyren. 81 so; c. B.
$40; f. A. knche, So; NJ. c. steIhan, So; Dr..
Clyde PAYNE. So; f. Lundhoim, 81; f. ". Cot
man. g so; +. YeeIer.. 81; MIS-. Z. " alworth.
c.. sl6a so; ); Laelmau s Co.. $3.50;
vs vail 50 50; a s"; c. ielnkea, $50; Aloois
6: Hasins, So Il. Deislrich. $40; b. NJ. Short.
Weber, S5; Frank Tourney, SO; Mrs. Hix.
81 so; Z. KalIman s. Son. So 90; Julius Hey
man, 81 so; David Glichman. 81; &. Mob
~ 81 s g. c. soe s 81 s MadsF
Cronio, So. J. Goodman. 50 SO; W. :. Heff
81; Pan Gross, So: T. F. Brady. So; SIralham
& Co., SIS; S. Il. Brown, 81 so; NJ. I. Wal
worth, So; /. Botner, So; }. Il. Becker
80 : LOUIS OTeSucF. al u Il. dIeut, 81 ". v.
LANCE. So; Joe L. AIMS, 81; Brbach Frank,
81 80; j. Meyer, So so; Eugene Mercier, So;
M. O'Dea. 50; Smith Btother-, $40; SozIu &
Co. SO; Il. Hoppe, 81 80: /. Y. Bretonnel,
$40; j. S. Coggswell, 81 so; W. j. Street, 81;
Paul Eupp. 81; George q. Borremanu, 81;
hathirn s. Maison. So; William C. Eideumul-
Ter, So; l.. +. Long, MD. $50; Dr. Barkan,
SIS; >. ). Kahn. MD. $40; j. +: L., So; Call
fcgnia Wine Brewery Union, S25; Brown &
Biey, SO; Davidson s. Leigh, s25; l..
Goithein. $40; &. FRANCOIS, So; Mrs. NJ.
Zinaca, So; Z. H. Hubbard & Co., $40; r. j.
Waters, So; j. Primer, 81; A. F., So so; Paul
Monaco, S4; Charles Butman. SO cents: e..
Hut. SIS; Henry Plonsky SO: q. NJ. W. 81 /;
\. A. Ackee. So; P. +. McIDefny. So: Herman
kayer, $40; A. A. Wentworth, So; Star Loan
Office, 81 so; John johnson. SIS; DIR. j. j. Lick,
$40; 4. Pardi. So; William Bady. $40, T..
brady, $40; Musicians Mutual Protective
Union (additiOnal) 5000; j. Z. OCOnnor. $50 /;
Il. Meyer. 50 SO; ]; Westall, $50; R. F. Osborn
S25; Barney McHugh, SO; john Grace. IS;
William r. ROumer. so cents; T. c. Naylor, 81
Mrs. JENNIE. 81; V. Smi. 81 so; James I. Don
ovaD, So; Kraeht & kuns,, $40; Mrs. G. D..
Junker, So so; Churect s. verceylcn. so so;
California Fig Syrup Company, $50; J. A.
CROUCH, So: j. F. Butler, 81; Adam Null,
So 90; Louis SchoenfeId, So; Carew & Eng
lish, $40; Mrs Z. korneut, S5; NJ. Gordon,
So Lamb & Son. SO.