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The morning call., 1893-09-14
CITY REAL ESTATE.
BALDWIN Il HAMMOND.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
RENT COLLECTORS AND AUCTIoNEERs.
10 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Telephone 500
CITY REAL ESTATE.

NEW PROPERTY.
Mdwinter Fair business property: 7th ave, near
St.; only Il cash aud balance to suit; lots, each
25xl20.
$1,000 only-Douglass ST., near 2lst: large lot
5Uxl36.
s57OO-An excellent business corner; Fell and
Fillmore SITS 81 :3x1OU
$50U0-D-st. corner: l75xl00; only a few blocks
from terminus of c IT line.
50,O00-Offer wanted: Eddy-st. corner. not far
from NJ arket St; 77:61l37;6; will be fine retail
business property.
$25OO-Grove ST.. bet. Baker and Lyon; cheap
$500 each-Two 4O-foot lots one on 21st ave-
ana another on 22d ave, near California st.; 22d
ave. graded severed and macadamtZed.
BUILDING LOTS.
S25 cash, SO per month"; fine lots on 18th
ave-. near St. 25x12U; only $500 each.
s25 cash-Park lots; balance in monthly in
stalIments OF $40; 18th ave bet c aud d SITS; ID
street is being graded ana macadamiZed to
the ocean beach and four streetcar lines Will be
extended along its length; lots 25xl2O; only 1925
$40 per month-Lots $500 to $3.50 each. We
have number of cheap lots located only few
blocks from the terminus OF cable-cars, 24t st.
and otrero ave-: nearly 20 lots sold by us within
the past year in this locality call for diagrams.
S2lOO-Ofer wanted; a very cheap corner lot,
32:SI4x51 IS; California aud Laurel SITS.
$500 each-Some choice building lots on Baker
St, bet Golden Gate ave- and McAliister; 25x
96:l012 each.
Sl95O-Folsom ST., 18th; very cheap; lot
24Xl22 20: must be sold: offer wanUed d.
S5O0O-HayeS st, mr.. Fimore; lot 81 :6I 1877 IS.
S4lO0 each-Some choice lots on h side OF De-
viSadero ST.. bet Golden Gate ave. and McAllis-
ter: 25xl00.
RESIDENCES.
$340O-Offer wanted: 2-story bay window house
on Jones st, near Vallejo; rooms and bath;
ranged for families
S3l6O-Easy payments; clipper St, near Castro
st. cars; pretty bay-wlndow cottage OF rooms
ana bath; lot 25Ill4.
SllO00-Grove ST.. near Buchanan; substantial
2-story residence of rooms and bath: stable in
rear: extra large lot, 81 :61l2O through TO rear
street.
SSOOO-Nice bsy-window residence on Vallejo
st. near Van NeSs ave; rooms and bath; lot 25x
1877 IS STREET accepted
S41O0-Nearly new cottage: 18th St, near y oe ;
owner leaving the city aud anxious TO sell: lot 25I
9l:6.
INVESTMENTS.
S5300-Only oue-haIf cash: good business corner
on Laguna st. near Hayes; improvements consist
OF 2-SIory building which at small expense can be
converted Into store and fiat.
SlS.OUU-Reuts $500 per annum: good bnsi-
ness corner on Powell St; frontageS; lot 1916
x6O.
$75 0O0-A gt-edge investment; superb north
west corner on one OF the best retail streets the
city; improvements consist OF fire 4-storv build
ing, stores and fats; rents tor nearly 5000 per
S2S.O0O-Make an offer: rents $1,000 per annum A.:
lot s. :6x 100.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery st
sel0 SuTuTh
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

nELINQUENT SALE NOTICE -CHOLLAR
IL Mining Company. Location OF principal place
of business, San francisco, Cal. Location OF
works Virginia. storey County, New.
NOTICE-There are delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described stock, on account of assessment y o..
30, levied on the 31st day of July, 1898 the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names Of the respec-
tive shareholders, as follows:
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTfCE-OPHIR SILL
yer Mining Company. Location of principal
place of business. San Francisco California. Loca
tion of works, Virginia Mining District. Storey
County. Nevada.
Nottce-There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock, on account of assessment No.
50, levied on the 31st day OF July 1898 the sew
eral am cunts set opposite the names of the re-
SDeCtiye shareholders as follows.
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STORAGE.


PIANOS TAKEN ON GRACE, 81 MONTH.
BYRON MAUZY. 3US Post ST. au22 limo
EIRSTCLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
i 642-644 Mission st. CHAS. L. TAYLOR. ielS II
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MEDICAL.
FINANCIAL,

~ ILT-EDGED FIRST MORTGAGES ON REAL
" estate at per cent to be had OF MARCUSE
KENNEL 62S Market ST., San Francisco. or
Bay-St. station. Alameda SCI Tn Su 1t
DARENER wANTED-S2O.OOO: BIG REAL
estate enterprise; property selling every day;
investigate and you will lose time in taking
hold; must be very responsible party. Address
Suniand, box 10T, Call Branch once. SELF As
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ 63S kearny. only corporation that lends money
on dis monds. watches ;low interest oc4 II
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O00-$250-$300 EACH-ONLY SO CASH
u AOO as first payment, balance IS per month ;
In the well-kEown MOSS TRACT property. w il bout
any doubt the finest subdivision in the Fruitvale
district; all avenues graded; Oak and city water
mains on every street; all taxes paid by owner IN
I'll your lot is paid for: every lot large 40Nl32
fronting directly on main through avenue 80 feet
in width: Oakland, San LeandrO and Haywards
electric cars pass directly in front OF the property
over 500 lots have heen sold IN this elegant tract
Oakland and San Francisco purchasers; over 50
cottages. twostory and Queen Anne style houses
already built upon the track; Elmh urst postofice,
school and stores within easy access OF only few
blocks; only about 70 lots remain unsUld: investi-
cation OF the property solicited: all lots 4Oxl 81
terms. SO cash, So per month.
Write us for in formation and maps. Call and be
shown the property.
VI. J. LAYMANCE & CO,
se1O st 466 Eighth ST., Oakland Cal.
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GARLAND REAL ESTATE.


TOR SALEM BORiN, NEW HOUSE OF 5
rooms and bath; brick foundation: stationary
tubs high basement: pantry; folding doors
large bay-windowi large lot, all fenced and com
peJe. ready to move into; price $24OO: terms
500 cash. balance 5 20 month; also other houses
on same terms; close to station, electric cars.
school, churches and stores. o. A. RUDOLPH,
9i9 Broadway, Oakland. sel2tf
GAOO0 NEW AND BEAUTIFUL 7-ROOM
NfOOO. Queen Anne cottage with all modern
improvements for sale; $3.50 10 $ 900 cash and
mo thly instalments will buy 1t: large lot See
owner and cottage at 1881 Magnolia ST near
Twelfth, Oakland. SELF Cts
ZINE RESIDENCE IN BERKELEY, LOT 5Ox
125. for sale, or Will exchange for city or Oak
land property. 22l East st. SELF 3t*
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DENTISTS.


DR. J. !. LEEk, PROPRIE OR OF LEX DEN
IL tai College Fifth ST.; no students allowed to
practice on you: all work first class reason
able; consultation free; open evenings. my29 IT
CIT FULL SET: FILLING. 81: EXT soc. DR.
u ! PERRY, $50 Market St, opp. Fourth, aus tf
ROOM 5. FILINGS soc. EXT. 25C. PLATES
y and crowns S4 In room 4 my main office,
teeth filled and extracted painlessly by my secret
local method; my dental college will coon close,
so come room o: advice free; work guaranteed.
DIR. g. W. LEEK. O'FarreII St my26 tt
I'D. A. LUDLJM HILL. 1443 MARKET ST.
~ near Eleventh: charge for extracting when
plates are made: old plates MADE over like
teeth from SO per set; extracting soc gas given4f
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. sos MAR
Y ket st. DR. CHARLES w. DECKER. je3 If
DR. H. G. YOUNG-EXTRACTION PAINLESS;
II Patchwork, bridgework teeth without plates.
speciality. 1S41 Polk st, my14 Uf
n o PAIN-EXTRACTING OF TEETH MADE
~ easy; soc and 81; artificial teeth from SIS;
filing from 81. CROOME Dental Association
759 Market ST., bet. Third and Fourth. ap12 Il
CT SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
u good as can be made; filling 81. DIR. SIMMS.
dentist. $50 Market. next Baldwin TheaLer ocl tt
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.

A DVICE FREE IN ALL LEGAL. MATTFRS
~ w, HOWE. atty-at-law II StocEton ST. Az u
A DNICE FREE-LAW OFFICE II STOCKTON
a ST.; divorce laws; collections: marriage CON
tracts prepared; business quietly transacted. a3 If
w W. DAVIDSON. ATTORN EY-AT-LAw APO
w California ST.. rms. 14-I5; advice free. d3 Il
y A CRITTERS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. COS
IL. clay st nos IF
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


On ACRES - HAYWARDS; ALL CULTIVA-
1AO TED: $500. Pacific Exchange. % Kearny.+
n H. TwING. SoNOMA CITY COUNTRY REAL.
u estate. City office. 632 Market ST.. 5. +. II If
GS000 GnT-EDGE PROPOSITION OF 80
UCOOO. acres; $500 crop now being har-
vested; twothlrds in full-bearing fruit and table
grapes; nice house Of 7 rooms; good outbuildtngs
l mile from town; half cash, balance at per mt
ID. Ii. TWING Sonoma City, Cal. sei2 st
CMALL FARMS; TO rs ACRES: GARDEN
- soil; near city. 800 cash; SIS monthly. w.
A. CALDWELL. AIS Montgomery seq If
1 oNTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE;
send Tor list. u. J. WEST. Martinez. Cal sci Inns
GIOO WILL BUY 40 ACRES GOOD LAND;
C1OO payable $40 cash and $40 month; per-
feet titles only miles to depot: why be poor with
land almost for nothing; don't delay. WESTERN
LAND COMPANY, $40 Market ST. au27 Ct
GOT OOO FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
tNAt.OOU. for city across the bay prop
erty: \ ranch of 327 acres along Babels Slough,
Yolo County. 10 miles from Sacramento; no better
soil in the State good 7-room house. and stable
3OK60 the place; the title is Uuited States
patent and has rested i'll present owner since
1885, the property is free of all ineumb ranre;
about so he ID OF cattle and few fine horses can
be purchased with the place at low figure if de-
sired Address pioneer. box AZ. this office au23 II
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the Board OF Directors. made the 31st day of
July, 1898. so many shares of each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary Will be sold at public
auction at the Office o. the company. room TO- Ne
vadA block, 500 MONTGOMERY ST., San Francisco,
California on TUESDAY, the 26th day of Septem-
ber 1898. at the hour OF O'Clock p NJ OF said day
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon to-
eether with costs Of advertising and expenses OF
sale. CHAS. L. ELLIOT, Secretary
Ofhce-Room 70, Nevada Block. 309 MoHtgom-
cry 81, San Francisco. California. set I'd
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CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
y WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81, postage
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HOUSES TO LET.

OK GoUGH-RENT REDUCED; NICE HOUSE
10 of rooms aud bath; $S3. Apply MADE
son 4 BURKE seI1 ATS
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And In accordance Wlth law ana an or
der from the Board of Directors made
on the 2lst DAY of july. 1898. so many
shares OF each parcel OF such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at public auction at
the office of the company, room SO. Nevada block.
no. 3O9 Montgomery street. san Francisco. Cali.
fornia on MO DAY, the 25th day of September
1898 at the hour Of l O'Clock NJ. of said day. to
pay SAID delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF sale,
L. b. HOLMES, Secretary
ofhce-ROom so, Nevada block. No. 800 Mon.
comery street san Francisco. California se6 tt
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S25 cash, SO per month"; fine lots on LIT
ave-. near St. 25x12U; only $500 each.
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S2l00-Ofer wanted; very cheap corner lot
32:SI4xS7 10; California aud Laurel SITS.
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OIQ POLK-SUITE OF NICELY FURNISHED
wife: private family SELF 3l*
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Sl95O-Fols0m ST., near 18th; very cheap; 10
24xl22 IS must be sold: offer wanted
S50O0-Hayes st, mr.. Fillmore; lot 81 :6I137 g
S4lO0 each-Some choice lots on side of De
viSadero St. bet Golden Gate ave. and McAllis
ter: 25xl00.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-07-12

Doe ct Rob tf.c w. So - - ,...a.-ae of
La %. ...s...-
There has been a gr.e-.. ,-..l - anxiety
and many objections raised regarding
the employment of iabor-saving ma
chinery, coupled with the fear that ma
chine work would deprive the poor
working man of the opportunities OF
manual labor and subsistence. The
same fear extends to the Increased en-
ployment CT females, who fill positions
previously occupied by men. The fear
in either case is probably much over
drawn, if not altogether groundless.
1t will be remembered that upon the
Introduction of the sewing machine
many poor needlewomen almost gave
up in despair, thinking that surely
their occupation was gone, and that
starvation stared them in the face.
Sewing machines rapidly multiplied,
and SO did woman's labor in needle
work. and there are more women to-
day than ever before employed in that
branch of domestic art.
The same is true regarding the multi
plicity of farming implements and agri-
the country could not have been main
tanned without the facilities for farm
work machinery afforded. AS machln-
cry became perfected in this and all
lines, the demand grew and rapidly
multiplied, and the scarcity of male
help was not felt in consequence.
At first farmers and laborers wanted
to destroy the machines that they fool
ishly fancied were only rObbing them
of their bread, but the tide soon turned
in their favor. Crops increased ia guam
tity, quality and value. Demand in
creased proportionately and labor was
again at premium. The female type
writer's and type-setters and the type
casting machines were eye-sOres to
male writer's and compOsitOrs, who
fancied that they would be thrown out
| of employment; but that matter is fast
| regulating itself The march of prog
ress. once truly started, is forward and
not backward. The world is wide, and
| new fields are opened up or old ones en-
| Iarged to accOmmodate all who are will
| ing to work.
Some people are everlastingly look
| ing for job, and such generally fear
that they may happen to find one, with
no good excuse to prevent them taking
| it. The willing poor need scarcely
fear, if they are worthy, since the
same wind that is tempered to the
shorn lamb is tempered for them, an6
it is an i'll wind indeed that blows nc
! good. Behold America, with her in
ventions and consequent progress
power and wealth! Contrast our con
: ditidn as nation with that of China
where inventions of d labor-savine
! character have been barred out by
! their government, lest the poor be
robbed of means of support. The one
progressing to light and prosperity
the other retrograding to the darl
ages and fast becoming a dying race
Thus is the story of this phase of TIN
la Dor problem told in a nutshen.-De
troit Herald Of Commerce.
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PARTED FOREVER.

The Street-Car Hog Gets His just Deserts.
Am | to understand then, Miss
Quillcutter,' said the young man,
nervously pacing back and forth over
the bearskin door mat, that allis over
between us. Are all the attentions
have showered upon you during the
past six mOnths-the theater tickets,
the suppers, the moonlight rides-all
are as nothing. May / ask why, after
all these evidences Of my great love,
YOU choose to return my ring and de-
clare that you never can consent to be-
come my wife,
You may" replied the fair young
creature, as she slowly arose to her
full height. Listen. James Wildboy.
Yesterday afternoon at four-thirty you
were sitting in a Broadway horse car"
Il was, he muttered, slight pallor
overspreading his face.
Every seat was taken" she went on.
The car stopped. A woman entered,
and for fourteen blocks she stood up
while YOU were reading your paper
Dos
But. with a wild despairing cry
James Wildboy disappeared into the
gathering darkness and as his figure
shot out Of the open door, she shriekec
after him:
Yes. James Wildboy, l was that
woman. Life.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-07-12
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
Known to me- II A ARCHER, NJ p.
i'll So oxford St, Brooklyn, Y. y.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-07-12
NEW YORK'S FIRST STREETS.
Two Humble Roads Sufficed for the Whole
Towns Traffic.

Actually, only two roads were estab-
lished when the town Of New Amster-
dam was founded, and these so obvious
ly were necessary that, practically,
they esta blished themselves. One Of
them, on the line Of the present Stone
and Pearl streets-the latter then the
water-front-led from the fort to the
Brooklyn ferry at about the present
Peck Slip. The other, on the line of
the present Broadway, led northward
from the fort, past farms and gardens,
into the wilderness.
Broad street and the Beavers path
primarily were not streets at all. On
the line Of the first of these, with a
roadway on each side, a canal extended
as far as Beaver street, where it mar
rOwed to ditch which drained the
swamp that extended northward to
about the present Exchange place.
Because Of the homelikeness-as one
sat contentedly smoking on ones stoop
in the cool summer evenings-that there
was in having good strong-smelling
canal under ones nose, and pleasant
sight of round squat sailOrmen aboard
of boats which We're also of a squat
roundness, Broad street (then called
the Here Craft was favorite dwell
ing-place with the quality of that early
day; and even the Beaver spath-whicl
could boast only a minor, ditchlike
smell, that yet was fit to bring tears o.
homesickness into ones eyes, such ten
der associate did it arouse-was wei
thought of by folk of the humber sort
to whom the smell of whole cana
was too great a luxury. A
| Janvier, in Harper's Magazine.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-07-12
Suspicious Characters.

Sleeping-Car Passenger-Here! SEQ
here My watch is gone!
Porter-It's all right, sab. I'm keep
in it safe for you. I got it out from
under your pillow fob fear some one
would steal it.
Huh! Whom was there to fear?"
II didn't know but some o these por-
tiers wot nevah asks fob tips might slip
in somewhere. I'm mighty s'picious OF
such fellahs. IN. Y. Weekly.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-07-12

An operation or injections of carbolic
acid are extremely dangerous. Try Jap,
anese Pile Cure. Positively guaranteed
by w. NJ. Yearly.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-07-12
For Sale.

A small safe, Herring patent, and a
pair of Fairbank scales No. ), portable.
Cheap for cash. Apply to
VIM. LIPsCOMB,
Durham.
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nR. j. j. THAATOS,

With fifty years experience as General
Practitioner, tenders his services 10 the cltl-
Zens of Durham. His spec1altleS: Mucous
Membranes, Glands and Nerves lfemaIes IN
PARTICULAR, Indigestion, Bronchitis. scrotula;
Constipation and Headache, Secondary ana
Hereditary Diseases. Home at Z. NJ Hern-
dOn's. Office over Jones Jewelry store. once
hours, 9 O'Clock a. N. to II NJ, and from p In
o p. N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-21
MUSICIANS VIII NOT COMPROMISE
They Say Conductor Damrosch Mast Dis
miss 'CeIIist Hegnsr from the Orchestra

They Say Conductor Damroseh Mast Dis
miss 'CelIist Hegnsr from the Orchestra
A meeting OF the members OF the symphony
Orchestra who refused to play with Anton
Eegner. the imported 'celltst, was held yester-
day afternoon at the Aschen broedel Verein. iu
last Elghty-sixth street. The musicians
came to the conclusion that. although they
had received notification by letter that their
contract with Walter Damrosch was cancelled
by their refusal TO play on Sunday night, they
had broken no contract, and the notices Of
dismissal were returned to him. Heinrich
Keyser. Mr.. Damrosch's agent, who was pres
ent. was instructed to put IN the usual requi-
sitIOn for the salaries Tor tho week ending tO-
day II was decided that II the money IA re-
fused they will look and act upon the refusal
AS n breach OF contract A committee was ap-
pointed To take charge OF matters They are
Instructed that tho only settlement possible
would be the dismissal OF llegner.
A clarionet player in the orchestra named
Wolf Meismann got scared Yesterday and
looked up the record OF his arrival at Hills
Island. He found that he came here In Nav,
lust In time to escape the ak months eNclu-
sion clause before the symphony concerts be-
gan this season,
President Bremer Of the Musical Mutual
Protective Union said that he had received the
Following telegram from Mr.. DAmToschi
viii return Saturday and will be happy to see
You on the suggestions you made Tor settle-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-21
n DESERVED REBCKE
II was Administ-red By Gov. Flower to Bur.
raio's Noi.est Mugwump.


A1pISy Deo oO-Tha foIlnvIno I.tf.r A.
S 'NN"'"s ''NSSA -
plains Itself;
e. - a. - U =. .
eAh OF NV ioM EhsTuIlvs VHAanEh
ALBANY DEC ~ 1919
Frnskts d. Locke EI9. IS Eve .tyseL BJ1d'o " H.
pEiR Sin, Your lett.r n, IN. Ism ina, With an.
" ''' - Wv 60" ihS'' wan o"-
closed andaNit protesting against the appointment OF
the Hon. Henry W. Bentley as commissioner to tax
,..,,,,.,,, a. 80 i. -. ..,.-. 49, - - .
.uiom' =" tue ns''s' Oh charges p'e'etfeu against
August Beck Sheriff OF Erie county. is received.
Your obiection according To you- ovn ,,.,a,.r,
-. -. ,,N', ~ 49, ''' ''
bhOt against M Bentley's character or ability but
10 based fear Of his affiliations with the Demo
,,.,I, ,..,, ,ro,,, d. -. ,..t.,,... - -
i''' pe't' "'"'N III so'"S way pIe'ul'ch 'hh sSop'
ina;ion into charges against public officer belonging
10 hat pArty Such " obisetion won IA d,.nuaIrv III
m. n.no.r.,,, -. a., - -, w. $50 y, az
'ne pehocrAHo JGuges In ths stAte IL sound IL dis
qualities from exerc ising any of c
I'm any rnatt.r affecting namoe,a,. sch r-r.,,. :,
i ' 49,. 49,, '' '.IOe.a. Gus" P'''et'ea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-21
WHO WILL BE THE BUSINESS MEN I,
Speculation ss to the Tammsny Associate
Lsadsrs-The Plan Generally Approved.

Speculation as to the Tammsny Associate
Isaders-The Plan Generally Approved.
The radical departure OF Tammany Hall
from ancient custom in changing the constI-
tuition OF its Executive Committee SO as to
provide for q membership OF sixty instead Of
thirty. half OF whom are to be representative
business m en-. was the subject OF general dis
cussion yesterday. The general verdict was
that Mr.. Richard Croker had found the one
weakness in the TammAny Hall organization
and had provided the means Tor strengthen
ing II.
There was much gossip as to who may be
who will supply the business end OF the dual
leadership 1t was conceded that the men
chosen must be thoroughly representative as
ness men aiterward. The gosstps' too, SEE
lectsd number of these business councillors
who are expected to be chosen. Among them
are:
Wholesale Grocer Henry Campbell OF the
Second district; Fred j. Selig. the milkman, in
the Third Samuel Rinaldo. the halter, of tho
Fifth; Clothisr David Lion, in the seventh
Edward Schell in the Eighth: WarehOuseman
4. j. Dean. in the Ninth; Proprietor Nernam OF
the Morton House. in the Tenth; Edward
heaTney. the auetioneer In the Eleventh. Hat
ter John u. spellman. in the Twelfth; j. h.
@. Huepfel. the brewer. in the Fourteenth:
Joseph Doelger. the brewer, In tho Sixteenth;
Thomas smith, the contractor. in the Elgh-
teentht Thomas + CTimmins, tho contra tor,
In the Twentieth; Lawyer David Mcclure. in
the Twenty hrst; Edward Y. Skinner, in ths
Iwenty-third; Contractor john McQnade, IN
OF George Ehret. the brewers. in the Twenty
NTH DISTRICT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-21
tn. WIN OF stsphsn Mnso.

The will OF the late stephen Wilcox wss
offered for probate yesterday in the surrO-
rogate's Office in Brooklyn. The entire estate.
valued at 100000 is left 10 Harriet HoIis
Wilcox. the widow. In case OF her death be-
fore him, Mr.. Wilcox made these requests; To
the emorial and Library Association OF West.
erly. X. l.. $4,000; the Hampton school. Nir-
gnla. S2U,UOO. the Chilirea's Ali Society
600: the Mission ana Tract Society OF New
York. $4,000; tho Association for Improving
the Condition Of the Poor. $40, 900; the Charity
Organization society. 100000 the American
Missionary Society, Slp,OUO; the BrOoklYn
Home Tor CONSERVATIVES. $40 Op.