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The morning call., 1893-03-19
PLEASURES OF SHOPPING.
The Bargain-Hunting Craze Leads to
Buying Useless Things.


Good afternoon, Lulu" said Eoise. ap-
preaching her friend. How sweet you
look in bluel know [ am perfect fright,
but don't care at all. The only feeling 1
have left is hunger. l am simply starving"
"Slt down here, dear" said Lulu. taking
off ElOise's hat and tanning her with it.
~ GU look so warm and tired and famished,
too. Why, You are positively lean. What
have you been doing Eloise?"
Shopping with Carrie Dryden. It's after
4 and l haven't eaten thing but three Cali
fornia grapes and peppermint drop since 8
this morning"
''Why not?
"Well, Carrie didn't offer to treat ME to
lunch, so, of course, | wouldn't treat her
The grapes l just happened to eat before
we started out and the peppermint drop
was in my coat-pocket or else l really think
I'd be dead now"
Don't say dead, dear. Starved would be
bad enough"
Il bought the lovelest wedding present
for Miss Briggs-a Venetian-glass caraffe.
Bargain sale-Only s. Gland l have box
upstairs that it will just fit in, so she'll
never know it didn't cost ten times as
much"
How very fortunateg'
81 sent all the things | bought out here on
the first express, so they must be put up in
nv room now. I'll tell you what they are"
Yes. do. One doesn't get into town to
shop very often from this out of the way
"Wen. in the first place. there was the
dearest little stove"
"Stove?"
Yes; a secondhand one for only ST."
But what can you do with itP'
81 want TO practice cooking on ii. might
get married some day and then it would be
very useful"
you could practice on your mothers
range when you're at home, couldn't you?"
But this is such a convenient stove,
Louise. l couldn't resist the temptation
when the man showed 1t 10 me. Il has an
oven 10 bake little cakes in and covers that
lift off and draughts to open and make the
fire come up. Oh, it's completed"
what else did you get"
"Some awfully cheap hinges-assorted
sizes for only 80 cents; just think-in the
same hardware department"
You never use hinges, do you, Eloise 2"
81 never have. But l might; we never
can tell what we might do"
Then what ?'
"A book in red cloth and gilt edges for
Tx cents. | expected 10 give it to Estelle
johnson Tor birthday present, but when l
came to look II over l found 1t was bound
wrong and all the part that explains the
mystery was left out So | shall Just keep
1t FOX mamma Chrismas-she won't mind"
And them"
"Gloves. Six pairs OF the very best kid
for 90 cents each. There were only odd
sizes, so had to get Ok. My number is 6.
but l thought | could squeeze into them. "
After pause. ''Fhey might burst out
though. 1 didn't think Of that"
"Pll tell you what to do. Leave off sweets.
Then you'll grow thin enough to wear
them"
Thank, you, dear. You are so economi-
cal and helpful"
After the gloves?"
Hand me my hat quickly, dear" after
lUmOlQO I'M. al had fnrUottan II
about the bananasY Hurries on. calling
back: The cheapest things you ever saw,
but decaying rapidly. 1 must just rush or
they'll be spoiled before get to my room"
The morning call., 1893-03-19
ORDERS UNSEALED.
The Mission of the Adams
and Kearsarge.
A CABINETS CONVERSION.
Some Historical and Pictorial Data
Concerning One of the Queer
Things of Diplomacy.
A CABINETS CONVERSION.
Written for The MORNING CALL

On the Atlantic side of the republic OF
Costa RIGA is large island-dotted bay
called the Lagoon Of Chiriqui, and just OPP
posite, on the Pacific side, about seventy
miles away, is another body OF water
named Gulfo Dulce.
Away back in the ffties, about 1858
think, the entire tract of land between
these places had been gran ted to an Amer
lean corporation called the Chriqui I'M
proYement Conf any, and Secretary of the
Navy Isaac Toucey being mixed up in the
transaction the whole concern took upon
itself in course OF time national aspect.
Toucey had seut an expedition of naval
officers to survey the Chir.Qui belt. as it
was called, for trans-isthmian railway
route. These officers reported the project
possible, although the road was never
built, and the matter lapsed into the deadly
quiet that comes to enterprises mostly in
the tropics.
The iriQui Improvement Company had
promised to do a number OF things on this
strip in return for the concession, but had
put those things of as the years went by.
and the Costa Rlcan Government had COM
menced, TO feel, naturally enough, itself
justified in taking the belt back again.
And now comes q story, a story that has
never been told in history and that will no
be told, nerhans, in the life of the present
conversion OF Secretary of the Navy from
compliance with French designs upon the
The morning call., 1893-03-19
A Curious VIII.

The will of Andrew Clark. which wac vas.
terday filed for probate, is n rather cnriors
document The four sheets on which II ia
written are pinned together with burnt
matches. His estate, valued al $1,000 10 la ~
TO MS widow, with the exception of a $4,000
Oequest to his niece and nephew One clause
OF the will is as follows:
Il would request the Probate Court to let
the VIII stand as it is. l am aware that
people sometimes want to make il appear
that somebody else was crazy or that nndne
Influence was used | will say that there
was nothing Of the kind. So ask the pro-
bate Court to let this will stand asitis
The morning call., 1893-03-19
ATLANTIC

Isthmus Of Darien, and of his retirement
from his seeretaIy~hip to accept the more
lucrative presidency Of the French COM
Dany 10 America
This story has never come ont. though
many men have tried to fathom it and
though quite recently an investigating COM
mittee Of Congress has probed about in its
shadows induStTiousIy enough for the
truth.
The story relates to the fruitIess mission
OF the American war vessels kearsarge and
Adams to the shores Of Costa Rica, mis-
sion that is coupled in rather startling
fashion with the sudden and unexpected re-
tTement Of President Hayes Secretary OF
the Navy-a retirement that even the Pres
ident himself could never explain. The
vessels went under sealed orders. and it is
their unsealing and their subsequent revo-
cation that throws a new light upon con-
temporary events in this day, when there is
SO much talk of the Panama scandal ana
revival of interest in the Nicaragua canal
consequent upon the failure of De Lesseps
further south.
On the 30 of February, 1880. the United
States steamer kearsaTge left Key West
Fla, and sailed southwark under sealed
orders.
Tie next day the United States steamer
Adams passed cut through the Golden Gate
and sailed southwark, also under sealed
orders.
No more could be learned at the time
concerning these two vessels moving away
simultaneously and mYsttriOusly upon an
unknown mission, and but little was
learned and less thought of it afterward, the
attention of the country being taken up by
other things.
Nevertheless, those two ships were going
TO make history, though In roundabout
fashion, and the time may come when their
mission will be looked upon as even more
mOmentOus than is revealed by the story
now told for the first time, and even then
perhaps but half told.
President Hayes Secretary of the Navy
of that period was r. W. Thompson, a
highly respectable old gentleman from In
diana, Of whom Caleb Cushing once said !:
He never saw or heard OF a ship until
Hayes dug him up" The Secretary proba-
bly, found in one OF the pigeOu-holes of his
desk the papers relating to the Chriqui
Belt and its surveys which had come down
a sort Of Office legacy from his distant
predecessor. TOucey. The Indianian wanted
10 make something of a name before he
wen. back home, mayhap, and the Costa
The morning call., 1893-03-19
A Judgment Affirmed

The Supreme Court has decided case
against the Market-street Cable Railway
Company. In December. 1884. Alexander
Drscoll was killed by McAllster-street
car, and his widow, Margaret Driscol. oh
TIMED judgment in the Superior Court for
S7775. The company appealed to the Su-
Dreme Court. but the plaintiff would not
compromise, contrary to the general custom
In snch cases.
Drawing the uncertain ties of prolonged it'll
CATION by the decision of the Supreme
Court. which afiirms the judgment in her
- -
The morning call., 1893-03-19
UNLUCKY THIRTEEN.
1t Wasn't the Toughness of the
Beef, but Its Associations.


Detroit Free Press.
He walked into the restaurant with a
ycarning, half-famshed lcok in his eyes.
1t was not the finest restaurant in the
city, but he seemed oblvious of the fact as
he eagerly scanDed the bill of fare.
Bring ME some mutton chops" he said
to the obseQuiuus waiter.
81 can't ies' recommend the chops. sah."
replied the waiter.
"Why not?"
"Cause dey's all gone any more"
Then get me beefsteak, and be quick
about itl'
The beefsteak was demoralized-lookinC
specimen and Of adamantine consistency.
The waiter watched him gleefully as he
hacked off corner and conveyed it to his
mouth.
There was a suppressed groan. Our hero
had broken a tooth in an il-adYised attempt
at mastication.
Is you superstitious. sah?" inquired the
waiter
mo. Why do you ask? Pr
"'Cause you is de thirteenth pusson wot
tried 10 eat dat erdentical piece of beef
steak. and none of 'em couldn't do nothin'
wild it. l showed sumfn' was agwlne to
happen shuah %
The morning call., 1893-03-19
The Thin woman's Advantage,

NV IVIA I4uVIstI
There is curious little bit of error attenh-
ing the present style of dress. 1t is the err
OF the well-developed woman, and so. the
slender woman, TO be well up in the race
with her larger sister. has taken to wearing
clothes very loose.
rms Is one of the mistakes that thought
unfortunate one it is for the woman VII u
does IT, She not only fails to produce me
effect desired, but often spoils the makine5
OF good figure. Iu all but extreme vya ,
weather she may wear thick Jacket
The morning call., 1893-03-19
What Pomps Are.


There is a clergyman who TALKS IN TIM
children OF his church about the dutIes ne
giving up the yanities of this world and %
most OF them belong to the cless that does
seems little unnecessary. ""'i00
Last sunday afternoon he was, as usual
exhorting his hearers to sacrifce t dbSIai,
they dld not possess and to rano1nce TIE
famous dan1 srl9 Of the world, the flesh and the
ueVll. Suddenly 1t occurred TO him thai
perhaps his language was not clear 70 ' tSs
infant MIND, and with view TO finding
out ne SAID; I've been telling YOU Of ths
pomps and vanities of this life. Now. I
are" wa Ho "hdt pompS
an lhere was dead silence until bow who
i .!Sppd put mp his hand and remarked.
wa teatn, thir, pompth it'll thingth 10 get
WHITES Yucatau Gum is nianufacturea ., ab,o.
lutely pure materials, and is equally healthy for tho
young, mid Iiaaua1 ana -, - -
The morning call., 1893-03-19
A Myth and a Yarn.
New York sun.

1t is not strange that so many men.
women and children find it almost impossi-
BILE to associate the name of Hoke Smith
with being of flesh and blood. Pronounce
it aloud Hoax SMITH Now suppose it
had been announced two weeks ago that
Mr.. Cleveland had decided TO give Fake
Yarn a place in his Cabinet. Does Fake
Yarn sound less like the name of a bona fide
citizen of this republic than Hoax Myth or
Hoke Smith? If there is any preponder-
ance of probability it is on the side of the
com animation, Fake Yarn. There is not
much choice between a hoax and fake. :"
The former is little the more reputable,
perhaps, but neither conveys any idea of
reality. As between myth and a yarn the
advantage is largely in favor of the yarn.
II out of order use Beeeham's Pun.
The morning call., 1893-03-19
Austrian AgricuIturists Couirr

Charles Baross, secretary of the Hum
garian Agricultural Society at Buda- Pestb
has written to Mayor Ebert notifying him
that delegation from the society will visit
t ms city after taking in the Chicago fair.
The de legation will make prolonged tonr
OF the State, with special reference tn
studying its vineyards and agricultural de-
,sa mayor Ebert has forwarded
Board of Trada ~ wv o''s0
The morning call., 1893-03-19

Ricans that had been gathered to drive
away the Kearsarge and the Adams went
to shooting each other and were just as
happy.
De Lesseps' conversion of the Secretary
completed the neutralzing of his oppo-
nents, and the great trees grew again, and
the cOaling station, child of astute diplo-
macy. and the onroe doctrine, was buried
and lost under the dense vegetation of a.
Costa Riean forest. Tom GREGoRY.
The morning call., 1893-03-19

OF wool. felt or some equally porous
material and have her dresses fitted
over this In summer, SHRED waists,
folded belts and soft, loose sashes are quite
the thing, and will fill ont ana round out
even the most angular figure. There was
never time when the slender woman had
such possibilities, provided she uses her op-
portunites iudicously. Pulled shoulders
hide all abrupt angles, ueck ruchings fill out
unoccupied spaces, short jacket fronts and
draperieS of all sorts make full, round out
lines where there is lamentable lack in
natures provision, and so, while the plump
and well-deYelOped girl fiourishes her thin
and slender sister has all of the possibilities
at her command, and if she understands the
inspired art of putting on clothes to the
best advantage, can revel in dantiness that
the other must handle with the utmost eau
ton or gaze l0ngingly upon from afar.
The morning call., 1893-03-19
Declared Fraudulent.

Judge Hebbard has rendered judgment in
favor OF Mrs. Lois NJ. Apgar. in her suit
against Thomas r. Dunn, to dissolve their
partnership in the Sunnyside land trans
actions. The property Of the copartnership
VIII be sold, and Meyer Jacobs has been
appointed to carry out the further orders Of
the court
Judge Hebbard holds that Dunn deceived
Mrs. Apgar as 10 the amount of money re-
CURED 10 make the purchase. and that he
appropriated the surplus. The transac-
fraudulent SNOi'
The morning call., 1893-03-19
DIR. BentIeu,s Addrae.

Young men who will make nm the andierca
at the Christian Association this afternoon
at 3 o'clock will be treated to r. special adj
dress delivered by Rev. Robert Bentlv n n
pastor Of Trinity Methodist Episcopai
Chureh. The male chorus will sing and The
general secretary will preside az the SER
The morning call., 1893-03-19

MCCoPPIN FOR CoNGREss-J. B. O'C.,
City. Frank McCoppin was candidate for
Congress from the Fourth District during
the election held in 1886. His opponents
were w. w. Morrow (Republiean) c. A.
Sumner independently and r. a. Thompson
(ProhibitonisQ. McCoppin received 1854
votes, while Morrow, who was elected, re-
ceiYad II Alb
The morning call., 1893-03-19

GAS METER-J. w., City. The meter
used for measuring gas in private dwellings
was designed by a man named Clegg, who
obtained patent on his invention in 1916.
1t was what is known as the wet meter.
Subsequently 4. A. Crol obtained patent
for dry meter. Many improvements have
been made since, but the dry meter now in
use is constructed on The model patented by
Crnll-
The morning call., 1893-03-19

United States Government for the Greedy
Relief Expedition of 1884. Subsequently
the Bear was transferred from the navy 10
the revenue service, while the Thetis is still
attached 70 the navy.
The morning call., 1893-03-19
judge Troutt,s pacord

Judge Trout has disposed of about forty
criminal cases, which he took in order to
relieve the strain upon the criminal depart
, l! took him just about forty.fve DAYS to
:, Next week he will resume the trial of
The morning call., 1893-03-19

Despair not. neither man nor maid,
Although your mouth has suffered III.
Although your teeth are half deeaycd.
You can stiil save them If you Will.
\ little SOZODoNT be sure
Nill make all balmy, bright and pure
The morning call., 1893-03-19

OLD SOLDIERS AND PoLLTAX-E. W.,
CITY. There is no law in this State that
eXempts 'Old soldiers OF the late war" from
poiltaX. If, however, the "old soldier of
the late war" is 60 and over he, like other
residents of the same age, is exempt from
road, poll or other head tax.
The morning call., 1893-03-19
DRY GOODS.
1zzzakl2
INCORPORATED
Ladies'
Carriage
ParaSOIS,

The new Spring styles, have just arrived.
The line is now complete in detail. Among
them we quote:
SURAH TWILL. .................90c each
ALL SILK. BLACK 81 each
PLAIN CoLORS. in satin. ....... 81 each
PLAIN BLACK. lined. ........S 81 % each
ALL-SILK. lined, black. ........S1 so each
SATIN MoUSsELINE, lined. 81 80 each
BLACK SILK. lined, lace trmmedS1 10 each
CHANGEABLE SURAH. 50 each
PLAIN STRIPE, crystal. 81 each
COLORED SURAH, mousseline. 49,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 80 each
BLACK SURAH. lace trimmed 50 so each
BLACK SILK, ruffled .........S3 each
INDIA SILK, mousseline lined, chiffon
trimmed ......................S4 each
CHANGEABLE SURAH, fancy en-
broidered. 81 30 each
BLACK CENTER, colored border,
lace trimmed. ....................S5 each
INDIA. black lace trimmed. ....... Sc each
The morning call., 1893-03-19
,;z*;;;1<<$5,;
The New
Spring
Styles
Dress Goods are more perfect this year
than ever. This season inaugurates the

Dress Goods are more perfect this year
than ever. This season inaugurates the
striking color contrasts between silk and
wool. Never have such beautiful effects
been presented. and though seasons 10
come may change they cannot improve
them. To read of them here but tells you
they must See them you must to get clear
idea Of their beauty aud realize their worth.
The morning call., 1893-03-19

PALACE HoTEL-W. NJ. Moro, Cal. The
building of the. Palace Hotel in this city
was commenced in 1872. TIE hotel was
opened in October, 1875
The morning call., 1893-03-19

oHT4a; z<5::5:<=55;
New Goods
These,
Every One!

JAPoNETTE NOVELTY. 80 inch, beau
tiful new color effects in paids and
stripes. the very latest weave out
-35c per yard
PLAIN COLORED COTTON CREPE
CLOTH, 81 inch. elegant quality.
Observation-Disclosures. .20c per yard
SATEENS, new designs and colorings. fine
quality. .......-...........2 271sc per yard
FRENCH. observation-disclosures. DOC per yard
SATIN STRIPES. 45e per yard
NEW CREATIONS in Llama cloth. you all
know 1212c per yard
FANCY CHEVIOTS, light stripes and
plaids. ......................2 5c per yard
SILK STRIPE FLANNELs. fine quality
Observation-Disclosures. 35c per yard
FANCY STRIPE AND PLAID FLAN-
NELS, fine quality, neat, natty pattern
for children. ...............35c per yard
SILK STRIPE GlNGHAMS, extra quality
and pretty ..................65 c per yard
FRENCH FLANNELS, all WOOL the best
quality, this seasons new and attractive
styles. .--.......7Oc per yard
The morning call., 1893-03-19

CIRCLEs-A. o. S., City. Circles in con-
nectinn with lodges arc q social feature of
the organization. Whether any one desires
TO join is purely matter of taste.
The morning call., 1893-03-19

STORM SERGE, all wool. all coIors.
value soc. ....................35 c yard
The morning call., 1893-03-19

NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. 81
yards long. heavy quality. value 81 %
...................... 81 a pair
The morning call., 1893-03-19

COMPOUND INTEREsT-Tnquirer,C City. In
the absence of any agreement it would not
be legal to add the interest due on note
payable on demand, and in that way charge
compound interest
The morning call., 1893-03-19

IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS. excel
lent patterns and Equality ......S4 pair
The morning call., 1893-03-19

FIGURED INDIA SILK, 81 linen, new
designs and color effects -. .48c yard
The morning call., 1893-03-19

ToNG-T. K, st. Helena, Cal. The word
tong" according TO the Chinese in this
city. and they ought to know. means "soci-
ety." or organization.
FITzsIANioNs-A. j., City. The height of
The morning call., 1893-03-19

AMAZON CLOTH. so inch, all wool. fine
grade, value 81 25.........g 5c a yard
The morning call., 1893-03-19

SULLIvAN-MITCHELL j. G., City. The
fight between Sullivan and Mitchell took
place In Chantilly, France, on the 10th of
March. 1883. They fought So rounds, and
the fight was declared a draw.
The morning call., 1893-03-19

PRINTED Laws. R NJ, Lathrop. Cal.
The laws passed by the Legislature of this
State are printed at the State Printing
Office, and may be obtained from the Sec
rotary Of State. They are also printed by
private firms and may be obtained from
dealers in law books.
The morning call., 1893-03-19

iiAfHs hucdtau Gum Is Manufactured Of abso
lutely pure materials and il eonaIv ba.ttr, Tor M
young, mIddls-aged and old.
The morning call., 1893-03-19

II out OF order use Beeeham's PlllA
The morning call., 1893-03-19

BROOKLYN BRIDGE ENGINEER-J. r..
City. John Augustus Roebling, native
oil Muhlhausen. Prussia, the originator of
wire suspension bridges, was theengineer
monty known as the BROOKLYN Bridge He
was born on the 18th Of June, 1906. and
died in Brooklyn, n. Y. on the 22d of July.
1869, of lock1aw following an injury TO his
loot received during the laying OF stone
pier OF the bridge. He was succeeded as
engineer By his son.
The morning call., 1893-03-19

UNCLAIMED PRoPERTY-G. a., Vancou-
yer. b. c. The Q. c. Ices not know of the
existence of list of unclaimed real or per-
sonal property in the State of California or in
the State of Nevada, such as is published i'm
some OF the European countries. II you
WISH TO obtain information in relation 10
such property communicate with some rem
utable attorney in the place where Won
know such property is, and give him all
the details. He will be able 10 advise you.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-09
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

\ snow storm prevailed Monday in the
middle counti', of England.
Gov. Boies' illness is serious. 1t threatens
to develop into malignant typhoid fever.
Pierre Relationship the Russian COM
poser died in st, Petersburg Sunday
night,
\ freight collision occurred on the Cen
tral Pacific, nine mile, from Reno, New,
Sunday. Six men We're killed.
Sir Andrew Clark. the well-known
London physician, died at 4;}0 O'Clock
Monday afternoon English time.
The issue of standard silver dollars from
the mints and treasury offices for the week
ended November 4 was SGSS, 529; for the
corresponding period of 1892, 500, 300.
The annual report of Commissioner Scy-
mour Of the patent office shows that during
the last fiscal year the number Of patents
granted including reissues and designs, was
%. Al: trade marks issued 1881.
The worlds candy exposition has opened
at the LcnoX Lyccum, New York. Presi-
dent HAYWARD of the Boston National Con
fectioner,' association delivered the opening
address. There are over hundred eXhib-
itorS.
r. f. Preston has been sworn in as direc-
confirmation 10y the Senate. but the presi-
dent has commissioned him rs director. in
recess, which iusures his nomination to the
Senate in December.
-Four million dollars of gold in double
eagles. the last of the so, 200, 600 shipment,
has arrived at the Philadelphia mint from
the New York suh-treasury. The entire
amount will be recoined into eagles and half
eagles
Cornelius Herr, whose cXtradition the
French government has been trying To
obtain because of his connection with the
Panama scandal, is incurably i'll at Bourne
mouth Hers mind is also failing
The debt statement shows a net increase
in the public debt, less cash i'll the treasury
during October, of IS, al 059,0l Cash in
the treasury decreased -, 5sl 341.5l Total
cash in the treasury was SEQ, ~, Gll9J.
The gold reserve was So, 1884, s620
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-09
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y Chicago Plumber Gets tn" Vermont
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