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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
4 DRAFT OF sEAxEy roR yoyo.rrr

San Francisco Aug. IA draft OF sea men left on
the steamer Australia yesterday for the United states
steamer Adams, at Honolulu, from which there has
been large number OF d"scrters since her arrival
= fcw months ago from Mare Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04

METALS-IRON-The local market for pig iron con.
tnue dull, with prices entirely nominal Advess
from Pttsburg indicate that there T. not mill IN that
market in operation to-day. The report THAI Jones
Iaugnlins started up their plant last week PROVED
true but they have since shut down agaE 10 stated
on lack OF business The Carueee Beaver Fls
mills where make wire nails. has also been shut
down The prolonged distress REGARDING money matters
results in ETH anxiety the OF manuetur.
CPS who aie far from able make calculations as -
the There sale, reported this week, ana
very few are disposed deals character 10
reported several furnaces OF Pittsburg VIII elmer
blow bank In q few DAYS hs IL Is Impossible
make deliveries contracts purchasers having no use
Tor the account II their idle works There are
now very few furnaces left in operation In the Pebue
and valley d,trict The Bessemer market az Plttsoug
shows about only movement In material and even
that Is dull enough. with the price S2l, makers mill
report rom pt,burg SAYS Bessemer and forge pig iron:
also scrap Of almost any description. could probably -
bought at buyers own hgures' The following are the
nominal quotations now current at Pittsburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
AN UyCOySrITTTIOy.i INSURANCE LAW

Lansing Mich, Aug. 3.-Attorncy-'ieneral Ellis has
given an opinion to the effect that the Insurance law
passed by the last Legislature Is unconstitutional 0w-
Ing TO section g. which permits unauthorized cOmuanie,
10 do business In the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
vvcr.psIoNs TO WORLDS FAIR VIA WASHINGTON
,Np THE Il. AND o. r. r.

srec,I train NJ ve,tibulc coaches Will slvc jersey
cni,,l station foot of Liberty street, New" >or ~
''ni'" ,rou.t : % and f.. arrive Chicago i 80 D..
u. ' nnxt day 5l7 90 round trip, good ten days.
Iick"t Offices. IT, 4l5 and lao Broadway. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
BROOKLYN

Earned runs-Boston Q Brooklyn 2 First base oy
Fist base on balls~On Nichols /. of Heddock on
Sharrott |. Struck Out-By NchoIs ~ ca
Home run-Nssh. Threebase hit-Haddock -, SscriVe
Keller Stolen bases tarOlI ,cVV'
Jmpres-Gaiiney and Hornung. Time OF game-l 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04

The market at BIRMINGHAM. Ala is equally dull Win
Of the idle Furnaces have gone in blast within
week this cotton the part OF the furnace owners & oai
New " York '' The better feeling does i not hC~ev reach
% % yS the c S0| Snpe ' T snd
now s pssss gs are che a, sS.o SO
do. So 25dts so; fore, - 81 IS 50 C0PPE ~
ss ana %@rS future FOR a GPpSF to Jsua
nsss c9Ss Sr6 for AZ and Se Ss hrgss
aSsG seS.e%Ssr 1913 Ot asked oce ASKED
s ss 10 Gs SS s =, iSes, ad
October and 5s7l Tor November and Dsc,mS NIB ,,;;.
are nominal at Ssw'3ors' ' a. St, LcSi, dull :, as9
Change SS oGmns cable. were sf
.2s Sd Mddesboro: August 4NS foundry ss n5r Sa
Es & 1susa pos S Isl a SSpOs three months, ss @
spanish lead, $40 IS Cd speiter, el7 los
small aosS o and %' value. a
s open se e sSSi sSSS ia p Cnsy
is sS SsasSe 1916 aHsE ar l5dso prime s2
,5 SA .tsdv Resin VAS G qus With 8:
e5" :Sr%9s sis Ss T. ss S.,;,s:s
e. d fG Is 'i,''sIfb p + S; sS
ioSt& g is; pitch light weight 81 50 pl'eh' regular
SGEAS ~ 2 rs market mark for %.,S :
%o%% b business "a NJ, ron ra ass:
+ Ds.Ily gram = stating &c Is
~ 4
larger supply 81 room on rates The recent sussI
the price OF grain has also served 20 check the ousr
movement Room available for early loading Is si" he
larry The agents and owners believe ina
present etup IN the demand for room is ent md tie
needs Of Europe are hound q make large dsman1b BEEN
all for full from which the rotemakefs decuns
allow CONCESSIONS Full grain cargo steamers are o,n
demand fr AUGUST loading and hrmly held at s. 80 ss
the Atlantic ports IN Cork for orders. the supply a.
moderate. Petroleum frcghts continue 70 De neIn "a
firm rates. owing the extreme scarcity OF to,,m
Der deal timber Wet India cOasssc bushes ,Ssss
Il little change and but small outwsru no "a
tendency Quotations Liverpool. sad bidE LONDON,
Antwerp, ~; Newcastle AZ Bristol. "a Lem
Hull ia ''asoow. ~ Cork for orders. rs 80
Liverpool OCT petroleum. Il I'd. In the way OF chares:
steamer. %, 600 grain. Baltimore to Rotteidtn -
lOed steamer 10 600 grain. Philadelphia 10 Sork ~
IS ~ steamer timber Pensacola United kng nsya
liS, nd bark Ito arri,e 100 coo petroleum fnns
dephia 10 Calcutta c bark. deals West BAY 20 WI
coast England 3ss ID bark deals, Miramichi 10
coast Ireland 40. ID two barks timber PEN aco.
United knr1om oIs Cd schooner $50 tons. with eenrr
largo New-fork u Surnnm NJ 525 bark stlNes NJ
folk 10 Martinique and B,rbados 50 So bark sugar IL
mamhuco " Delaware Breakwaer, 15s; bark umne,,
Nova Scotia IN Rosario. 80 rs schooner coal HopoSs
10 Boston. SOC schooner coal Hoboxen 10 1lfN ~ "a
schooner coal, Hoboken To Lrnenhurg. N. y, VI io'
schooner coei. Pt. liberty 10 Gioncestor. Go. 80,
olLs-Cottonseed oil was dull and values were q"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
V bad d, ,,-.. IA. d.,
nh vqar follow

eros, reccpts bales; forwarded. bales stock.
i,G 400 bales Total today ZOOS bales thus far
mis- week. 9G7: bales. aeaint sol bales last week
Britain. $50 bae> Consolidate
n, yG7I bales Great Britain, 1es6 bales France 300
,,ntluent bales total. Hos bales stock
2Q2 go ,ales BOMBAY weekly rPr- Receipts Tor the
cook 600 bac, against ). 900 bales last wear. Iota
since January 49j 0OO bale. against $4,000 bales
Nfeat OOO bales against 600 bales shipments on
ucrf n 600 bales Britain, 1000 bales. Since
Ianuar Great Britain 80 coo bales Continent G9joOo
hnl,, Las, year: Britain, $4,000 balesi C0nt-
r.nt -se OoO bales Closing cables Liverpool spot cot
ton in buyers favor American mddiig,, A. ,eales
600 bales. Futures opened steady BUYERS at La al,
vance: closed quiet and unchanged TO la advance as
compared with closing prices OF ye,5eday Soslms my
423b. september ctohcf 423 October November AIS
November. December f2jb: December January 42o942
January February 42Sb February March, @3ooi MARCH
April. I32v: Apnl-May. A33d 49, VII, , At.
tOFFEI.-Ghe cOic, market at New YORK was hsher
to-day some covering. This demand was very re-
luctautv met holders. hence the improvement NO
important received from abroad; the trading h,re
wa> local Ncr, few. II any foreign orders came IN Inc
market closed with advance of from Ia - points
IIayre advanced sympathy with mpio yeser-
tav SAILS . 100 bags Option quotations follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
THE CHAMPIONS WIN.
A BRILLIANT CONTEST BETWEEN BROOKLYN
AND THE PLAYERS FROM THE HUB.
BOSTON BATTED OFT THE GAME IN THE SEW
ENTH INNING-IT WAS LADIES DAY. AND
THERE WE'RE PRETTY GIRLS GALORE
AT EASTERN PARK.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Boston s. Brooklyn 2 lCi'Nclahd g. Cheapo v,
fSiiadeTha % Washing ci1,.iana,i s. P't'burs Il;
J. hhihesj.
The morning call., 1893-07-29
HEIRS ARE LEGION.
The Will of Resident of the
Italian COLONY.

Another will contest is pending in the
Superior Court. A petition Was filed yes
terday for revocation OF probate OF the will
of Giuseppi Bacigalupi.
1t appears that Bacigalupi died in San
Francisco in December last and left an
estate valued at 10000. Shortly after
ward will was filed. duly signed and at
tested, whereby deceased left the bulk of
his property to his brother Giovanni, with
legacies to his brother Paolo and some
nephews, sons of two deceased brothers of
the testator. BY this will testator's
brother Paolo was appointed sole executor
The petition filed yesterday by Guse pi
Francisco and Paolo Demartini, all chill
dren of deceased sister of the testator,
seeks TO upset the will on various grounds.
First of all it is claimed that Bacig pi
was not Of sound and disposIng mind when
the will was executed. Secondly, un 1ue
influence is alleged 1t is said that the
deceuent had lived for very many years
with his brother Giovanni. who is man
60 years of age, AMI that Giovanni had OBJ
tanned complete mastery over his brother.
And this mastery is alleged to have been
put to bad use, in that Giovanni preju-
diced his brothers mind against the petit
tioners, repeatedly telling him that the
petitioners cared nothing for him.
On these grounds, therefore, the petit
TONERS seek to have probate of the will
revoked and to have their rights as dece-
dents heirs protected.
The morning call., 1893-07-29
A Veto From the Mayor.

Mayor Ebert has vetoed resolution 1884
of the Board of Supervisors granting per-
mission to the Board of Education to erect
a three-story frame building on Stockton
and Bush streets. The proposed building
Is an addition to the Commercial School.
The ground Of the Mayors veto Is that
the location is within the fire limits. His
Honor maintains that the city should no:
assume to itself privileges which 1t denies
to private pr0perty-owners.
The morning call., 1893-07-29
O,NeiII Pleads Not Guilty.

Martin O'Neill appeared yesterday for
the second time in Judge Wallace's court
to answer to charge of murder preferred
against him for the killing OF Mrs. Kate
Critics. He pleaded not guilty with very
composed countenancs ana lnoif1erent
ar. HIS case was then continued Tor one
week TO be set for trial.
The morning call., 1893-07-29
A Rough's Sentence.

Antoine Bacigalupi. one of the roughs
who caused a riot and assaulted the
nolica at Harbor View last Sunday. was
convicted of battery yesterday. Juage
Conlan gave him severe lecture. ana sou st.,i
worse. sentenced him to pay flne OF S!Vo,
or serve 100 days imprisonment 10 Tue
County Jail.
The morning call., 1893-07-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ Boys and Girls Aid Society of
Hf>SY ira - IA al

- Boys and Girls Aid Society of
an trancseo Ga.whols orphans half,
above society from April to July !. 1898:
Half-orphans. female-LIlly May HowIand. 10
Martha Edwards. IL yrs: Adele C. Moore, ~
yrs; Julia Ashe, 4 yrs; Martha olof, 3 yrs. :;
Katie Farley. 10 yrs; Albertins Bdckman, Il
Halt orphans, male - Leonard Woodbridge, Is
yrs; Albert Corona. 10 yrs; Thomas Gleason 7
yrs: Daniel Murray, II yrs. Jesus Rodriguez
l0yrs; Joseph Rodriquez yrs. Joseph W hite
- yrs Joseph uprini,, / yrs; Richard Sloan.
10 yrs; John johnson. IL yrs: Gustave Frohm
Is yrs Eddie Mccormack. II yrs: David Niece.
lanni, - yrs: Frank Marshall, IL yrs; Ernest
ert White. yrs: Walter Rapp, l5 yrs Leo
Parker ID yrs; Emil Gundiach. 13 yrs: Arthur
Smith, 6yrs. Frank Mcclellan, IL yrs: Jan es
PAXTON. IL yrs: Bruno Flores, II yrs; ANUS
Gibson, Il yrs; Henry du consel. II yrs
Whole orphans. maie-David Meyer. ~ yrs
Charles Williams. II yrs: John Walsh, ~ yrs
John Kelly, ID yrs: Edward Schille, / yrs. 30 10
R DIR. Hornung From Berlin. Spec
49, iaIIst OF all ladies' and mems diseases; sure
cure In very short time: to A. NJ, 4 to p. NJ /;
Saturdays until 8. s2619 Harrison St jy29 1t
E Maria Kip O, phanage.--Notice is
ef~0 is hereby given that the Maria Kip Orphan
age, an orphan asylum for girls. h wing its place
Of business and orphanage at $40 Harrison street.
IN the city and county of san Francisco. State of
business and crphaBage the following orphans.
half-orphans and abandoned girls: Edith Mont
fort. age years; Gertrude A. Tonsend. l. years:
Rosa Cafejian. Is years: Florence Farrell, 2
years; kittie Farrell, IL years: Nora Riordan. 8
years: Katherine Riordan, years; Ellen Rior-
dan. years: Bessie Couchman. IL years; Mary A.
Sheen. years: Jennie Andersen. z years: Jessie
Rouse. years: Emma Haak. 8 years: Jane Rea.
II years: Jeanette Heidenger IL years: Agnes
Riebe. years; Annie d. C0utts, years: Sarah
Gee. years; Evelyn Cavalier, 10 years: Georgi-
anna Houston, II years: Katherine Houston.
years: jesse V. Hoppe. years. Helena NJ Hoppe.
+ years: Belle Ewing. IL years: Ruth Dunbar 5
years: Rhoda A. Webb. ID years; Edith Hardin &.
3years LIZZIE Cavanaugh. years: Elise Barial,
Is years; Nellie Day. II years; Viola NJ. Bonds.
years: Marsuerita Nicoiai. o years; Emelie
Nicolai. years: Minnie Hartman. IL years:
Bertha Hartman. 9 years: AIvna Hartman. 3
years: Ella J. stout. years: Ernestine Stewart,
- years; Mabel Molloy. 8 years: Catherine Rowe.
II years; ANNIE Rowe. years. Beatrice Rowe,
years: Matilda Muller. 8 years: Adoipa Muller,
years: lice b. Armstrong, years. Bertha
Cubbler, II years: Helen NJ. Wrenp. l3 years;
Theresa O'keefs. years; Alice U'Keefe. 4 years;
Lillian B. wybsr, IL years; Laura Lopp, Is years
Miifred A. Nelson. 10 years; Annie NJ. Scovenich,
7years: Matilde Caruirosse. years. daud stray,
6yesrs; Hattie Ray Atkins years: Edna Stern,
years: Eliza W. smith. 4 years: Laura Siordia,
II years; Maria Siord a. Syears. jy2l lot
The morning call., 1893-07-29
MONEY To LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN.
AgONFY Loaned n JEW LRY AND OTHER
lNi valuabIes at the Security Loan Bank, HOS
Market mr. Mason; private entrance Turk.ap9 tf
n PER CENT; CITY LOANS: NO DELAY.
l JOOST Il woOLLEY. New Montgy st.ap30 tt
MONEY Al 81 ON FIRST Il I'd MORTGAG Els
M without delay. MURPHY. 326 Pine. APPS On
PROPOSALS.
IRRIGATION DISTRICT BONDS-THE BOARD
/ of directors of the EscondidO Irrigation District
will receive sealed prop sails Tor the purchase of
81 30. 600 OF its bands or any part thereof.
Bids win received at their ONCE in ESQ on
dido Cal, until o'clo A. NJ. September 5, 1898.
said bonds arc OF the denomination VI 5000 each.
payable ten and twenty years: interest per cent.
A. j. WERDEN,
lyle 20t Secretary Escondido Irrigation Director
The morning call., 1893-07-29

H% Professor A. l.. Curry, Tap. Worm
1~H Specialist. will remove July 81 to the Bald
win Annex. $50 Market street. San Francisco.
Parlors and D. iy2S 4t*
p" Thos. McAwlay Wood, Physician
o>S and professor of hygiene: specialist 10 the
cure of all diseases BY tie OF natures reme-
dies; cures rheumatism in days I53 Grove ST.,
s. +. jy26 7ts
9SE DIR. Sc midi. German idwife
ss~Dl211La Mission ST.; private home n con-
fnement; monthly Irregularities cured day no
instruments. 1y
- Phys clans RecOmm. nd the Grys-
1-S tai hot sea-water tub and swimming baths,
foot of Mason ST.. terminus Of ali North Beach
carines. iyS I'm
Mrs. Or. Funke. I4i6 Il ghth St..
- Alameda: boy and girl baby for adoption. tt
john f. Lyons, otary Public an
49, Commissioner of Deeds. office 60I Mont
gomery; telephone 5439; residence 2z02 Steiner
street. le9 TT
The morning call., 1893-07-29
MEDICAL.


I AIDES! CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY
- royal Pills (Diamond BRANDY are the best. Safe,
reliable. axe no other. Send &C (s:amps) for
particulars .'Relef for ladies' in letter by return
mail At druggists Chichester Chemical Co.
Philadelphia, Pa apS SaSuTh "
The morning call., 1893-07-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IA ANTED-sECoND-HAND 61axsla UNIvER-
W sal or New Model camera; must be in good
condition. ADDRESS l546 Page ST. jy29 St~
"A ANTED-TO BUY A CHEAP NATIONAL
ket sts., ITALIA Concert Hall, bet. 2 and P.
NJ jy2S ct
The morning call., 1893-07-29

CITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN;
~ general work; city country. Address f. f.
KELLY. Sa AnSemo, Cal 1y2S 3tf
The morning call., 1893-07-29

Young MAN WANTS SITUATION: ANY
L kind OF work; city or country. Address j. A.
MCDONALD 1856 Third St Jy29 2t*
The morning call., 1893-07-29

MIDDLE AGED MAN WANTS A POSITION IN
lu private family In country town to take care
of horses, cows and garden good references. Adj
dress H. J. f., box 1850 Call Branch Office. jy2S 3t*
The morning call., 1893-07-29

C1TUATION AS NIGHT WATCHMAN OR POR-
~ ter: can do plain gardening; handy with tools
and general handy man: 5 years. reference from
last employer. Address j. box rs, this office 20 80
The morning call., 1893-07-29

CITUATION WANTED AS PORTER OR JAM
~ tor by reliable married man. speaking Engllsh.
French and German: references. Address JAM
tor, box 90 CAL Branch ONCE. Jy y 2t*
The morning call., 1893-07-29

YOUNG SWEDE, 25 YEARS OF AGE, FIRE
man for steam-botler. with years experience,
wants work of any kind in city or country; am
sober and willing; not afraid to work hard. Gail
at q. GUSTAESON,S. S63 Mission ST. c ". Is 2ts
The morning call., 1893-07-29

$3.50 Aan aso s. a. ess and paving
stand: both near Marx ct ST. CULVER. 96l Mar
Yer ar iy2S It's
The morning call., 1893-07-29

nARBFR.SHOP FOR RENT: GOOD LoCA-
oe,t ~ Wa,.n n,De 8, iy29 1t
The morning call., 1893-07-29

ES Tempt stebekah Ledge SSa..L2l.
l>D No. 49, |. o. O. r.. meets THIS SSr<
SATURDAY EVENIG in Memorial &-&$
Hall, l. o. o. F. building. All men, ~/>UnN>>
bers of the degree cordially welcomed. Degree
work second and fourth Saturdays.
MARY L. HODGKINS, Noble Grand.
LIZZIE BERRY. Rec Sec. de3 Sa tf
The morning call., 1893-07-29

by STEADY MAN, SIIUA ION AS PORTER,
- janitOr or watchman; handy with tools. or can
run an engine. Address p. M. box ia, Call
Branch ONCE. jy2S 3t+
The morning call., 1893-07-29

ClTUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT AL
- satan couple: man frst-ciass coacnman or
butler: wife excellent treuch COOK: higneSt city
references Address A. g. room 81. 4O4 Broad
way ly29 3t*
The morning call., 1893-07-29

LNXPERr STENOGRAPHER DESIRES SITUA-
II tion in law office. Address Expert. box 50.
Call Branch Office. Jy29 2t*
The morning call., 1893-07-29

by COMPETENT GERMAN AS DRIVER OR
~ porter: strong. willing and obligtng; can FUR
nish security. Address A. o., Golden Eagle Hotel
MONTGOMERY and Broadway. ]y2S 3t%
The morning call., 1893-07-29

DESTAURANr FOR Rem =: SPLENDID
co ISL Kearny ST. jy29 1T
The morning call., 1893-07-29

STORAGE.
AONEY ADVANCED ON EURNITURh AT
NI low interest,"; cheap storage. S. MATHEWS,
l23l1a Market St Bl9 l6ts Move Sa
DACIfIC STORAGE wAREHoUSE.3O1 STOCK
tonst furniture, pianos, etc, stored estimates
gwen: furniture-moyiDg; packing. jy6 tt
ElRST-CLASS STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE.
i 642-644 Mission st. CHAS. l.. TAYLOR. jel3 tt
FURNITURE STORED-wEsTERS PLAN I.
Il H.RoONEY. Cal Stor. warehse, 728 Mission. 3m
The morning call., 1893-07-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.


n - - TkAMI<G AND TRANSFER BUSI-
II 4OU. ness: on account of other business OF
owner we offer Il iirst-claSs teamlng and general
traSfr business for sale at sacrf ce is actually
almost Gift at this pr ce, as all merchants know;
K COOL Horses: wagons; everything that is
osesoed. fine once; good barn. trade S to SO
~ = -. ca n he made SI5 to $50 it has been,
py anv man giving il proper attention. does work
for or passenger and freight steamers ana sew
make an offer. GEO. STEWART d son. l35
Kearny st.
The morning call., 1893-07-29

ANTED-SITUATION AS FIREMAN BY
steady man; familiar with steam machinery;
capable of running slide-yalve engines up to So
horse power: references IL required Address
W.. box 1872 Cali Branch Office. jy22 TT
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
" WEEKLY CALL sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81. postage
tree.
The morning call., 1893-07-29

| ARGE STORE; LIVING-ROoMS: SUIT
! , able for drugstore any other buSin oSs, been
saloon for 20 years: fine chance for man and wife.
Cor Leavenworth and McAiiSter SITS. Jy29 3t~
The morning call., 1893-07-29

+ GOD PENMAN Desires COPYING WORK.
', Address All Minna st.
The morning call., 1893-07-29

('OACHMAN (PROTESTANT). WHO THOR
~ oughy understands his business. wants sit
nation: understands garden and ranch work
country preferred: local reference Address
Coachman, box 20, Call Office jy2S s3t<
The morning call., 1893-07-29

MEXICAN YOUNG MAN. Is YEARS EX-
n perience In clothing, furnishing goods. hats,
boots and shoes, wishes situation in city coun-
try: salary % object. Address D. L., box 3d. this
orice iy23 It's
The morning call., 1893-07-29

G.105 s225. s275, S4OO, $500, $1,000. $500;
II 10. rue saloons; PRINCIPAL streets; some
good bargains; investigate. CULVER. 96l Mar
Eet ST
The morning call., 1893-07-29

FS SEQ t.sh ihistle Club @ Y,
WE Regular monthly social aud ~ n ~
dance at the ciubrooms. 1l5 Nnna ST.. &fN
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING, July S4
2e. at O'Clock. Admission 25c payable at door
ladies with escorts free.
JAS. R. WATSON, Royal Chief
A. II. RAE brown. Recorder.
The morning call., 1893-07-29

DUNG MAN SEEKS WORK, CITY OR
! country: can do anything with horses or SINH
lar also milk, and Is y sober and industrious
man; best of references. Please address c. c..
box 33, this once. jy27 3t*
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-10
An Unfortunate Family.

On one of the islands in the harbor
there are father and mother and seven
children, the Oldest about IA years old.
The father is mildly insane, of no use,
but quiet. There is his father, an old
man about so years of age. A sister of
the husband is mildly insane, and she
beats the old man, her father. She also
takes the clothes from the baby, one
year and half old The infant has been
naked all summer The mother is the
only one Of the four adults who is capa-
BILE of doing anything, and she, poor
woman, fell recently, and has bone sore
on her leg. However she operates the
farm with the help of the children, and
the young men of the island, who do the
haying and chopping of wood for h er.
The crazy woman got up in the night
recently, gathered IS eggs from the
barn, cooked and ate them. Proceed
ings have been begun for the relief of
the poor mother.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-10
Band Concert.

At the concert to be given by Chand-
ler's Band on the Western Promenade
this evening at 7.30 o'clock, the follow
ing programme will be rendered:
March-Columbus Chambers
Oyerture-BeautIful Galatea. ........Von Suppe
Selection-Night in Berlin. .........
Arranged by Meyrelies
Concert Polka-Triple tongue solo for Tuba.
Theme by Mozart
Charles H. Rawson
Selection-Torquato Tasso........ .Donizetti
WaItZes Marion" -. ....-....... Eienberg
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., .......... W. V. Wallace
"Bric-a- Brac" (by request); :....::.
Grand potpourri OF melodies from Mo
Fart, Handel, Haydn. Meyerbeer, ,Gou-
nod, Mende1ssohn, Beethoven and 9TH
Arranged by Mayrelies
"rally-Ho" Galop. .....-. rnstein
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-10
The Boating Carnival.

The boating carnival at Peaks Island
next Saturday is the talk Of the town.
There is great rivalry among the various
owners of crafts to see who will get I'D
the finest display. The parade will be a
brilliant spectacle. Handsome prizes
have been offered by the Casco Bay
Steamboat Company in the three classes.
steamers, cat boats and row boats for
the best display in each. They are on
exhibition in Carter Brothers store
window. All who desire to enter are
requested to hand in their names at once.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-10
THE PHARMACISTS >.
Under the Present Policy of the Commits
sioners the Standard of the gro
fession Must Be Hign'

Yesterday the State Pharmacy COM
missioners, Messrs. N. G. Earl Oh cnis
city, Frank r. Partridge oftAugus.a' anu
E. Fl. Thompson of Scarboro held a ses-
sion in the rooms of the city govern
ment and examined the following appll-
cants for certificates: Albert A. Haray
of Deering, John P. Murphy Oh North
Andover, Mass, and Fred a. 1onyef Oh
Portland. 1t will not be known lof some
time whether these applicants nave
passed. The present board OF pharmacy
commissioners have adopted poilcy OF
demanding high grade of fitness IN the
men who are to be permitted TO register
as pharmacists in this state. Ot 10 ap-
plicants who were examined IN April
only one passed. AS a rule, only about
25 per cent of those examined are found
qualified. AS the business OF the COM
FOUNDER of medicines is very important
one, ON which the lives OF people may
depend, this action of the commissioners
will be approved heartily.