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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-27
LOWERED HIS RECORD
Orc Wilkes Getting Down Among
the Speedy TrOtters.
A Fair Track and Fine Weather on
the Opening Day at Sleeps
head Bay.

SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 26.-The track was fast
anu the weather fine.
ORC Wilkes, who won the 2:21 trot lowered
his record 10 2;2012.
2:I5 trot. Azote won, Instant second, Una
Wilkes third. Best time. 2:14
2:21 trot, Orc Wilkes woD, Alice Wilkes sec
ond, carl Dron third. Best time, 2:2UIs.
1925 trot for fouI-year-Olds, Sabina won, Ru-
pert Gillig second, Ella Reeve third. Time.
2:2Osl
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, Aug. 26-This was The
opening day, aud the track was fair and the
weather fine.
Five furlongs, DIR. Hasbrouck won. Temen
second. Lady Violet third. Time. :o7 3-5.
Five furOngs, PO,entSte won, Patrician sec
ond, VIII Fonso third. Time, 1:o2 10.
Five furlOngs, Stone Nellie won, Little Pirate
second. Joe Ripley thnd. Time 1902 20.
One mile and a furloDg, ST, LeOnards won
Roche second. Clio eelding third. Time, :57
One mile and furlOng, Lamplighter won,
Wildwood second, The Pepper third. Time,
l :54 40.
Seven furlongs, Evanatus won, Integrity Sec
ond. Addie third. lime, rs 20.
SARATOGA. Aug. 26-The track was fair.
One mile, ligresS won, Galindo second,
Major Joe third. Time, :4634.
Five and half furlOngs, Rey de Santa Anita
won. Fredericks second. Time. IL.
Kenner stakes, one mile and quarter Stow
away won, Don Fulano second, FL Reno third.
Time, 2;l7.
Merchants stakes. one mile and quarter,
Strathmeath won, SaragoSSa second, Charade
third. Time, 2:15.
Five aud a half furlongs, Santa Ana won,
Nick second Rival third. Time. 1:10S4.
Steeplechase. one mile and three-quarters
San jose won, Alchemist second, ST. Luke
Third. Time, 4:0712
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 26.-ThlS was the opening
day OF the fall meeting of the ST. Louis Jockey
Club. The weather was fine nd the track fai +.
Six furlongS. May Bird won. Bennett second,
Haymarket third Time, :201a.
Four aud half furlongs, Maggie Gray Won,
Aunt Ida second FOllowday third. Time, 80.
Welcome handicap, one mile, Ethel Gray
won, Bonnie Byrd second, Chimes third. Time,
! 40.
Six furlongs, Moutevideo won. YOulinden
second. BOMBED True third. Time, 1:191s.
Six furlOngS, Out of Sight won, Tom Kelly
second, Ruby Payne Ihird. Time. l 20.
Five and half furlongs, Oracle j won, Coda
second. Silver Hair third. Time 1:12H
Handicap, one mile, Orick won. Roquefort
second, ROsemlnt third. Time, AT.
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A NEW RECTOR.
Rev. w. II. rIoreIand
Coming to St. Luke's.
An Old Friend of Bishop Nichols,
and Will Bring Young Bride
With Him.

The vacant pulpit of st. Luke's Protes-
tant Episcopal Church. on Van Ness ave-
nue. aud Clay street, will be filed before
the end OF September. The rector-elect
is Rev. William Ii. MOreland, an old
friend Of Bishop Nichols. at whose house
he will be guest until he has chosen
residence for himself and the young bride
who is to come with him all the way from
Nashua, n. II. They will be married by
the Bishop OF New Hampshire on Septem-
Der 6. and will then set out for California.
Mr.. Moreland has been rector of the
Church of the Good Shepherd at Nashua,
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BLUM banker. has claim for $50, 600 on
account OF shipment of wheat under sim
liar conditions on the same vSssel-the
Lnrd Lansdowne. The suit was COM
menced in 1888, and it will probably now
be pressed 10 conclusion.
More Serious Than Expected.
Patrick Doom was arrested a few DAYS
ago on charge of battery committed on
one Dennis Brosnahan. He had beaten
with what was supposed to be n billiard
bail, from the effects of which Brosnanan
lost his eye.
Doom was admitted to bail on charge
OF battery, but when the serious nature OF
Brosnahan's wound became known he was
rearrested on charge of assault to do
great bodily harm.
The Macd onough.
Tonight at the Macdonough will be pro-
duced high-class German play by first
class artists and the performance promises
to be we'll patronized by our German citi-
zens.
On Friday and Saturday next George
Riddle, the reader, will mold forth at the
Macdonough. On Friday night he reads
Faust and on Saturday ''Lucretia Bor-
ga."
Swimming Record Broken.
The coast record for 100 yards swimming
was broken at the Piedmont baths last
night by Wick Ravens. He made the dis
lance in l minute 10]@ seconds. The best
record IS l minute II seconds. The record
will not be allowed because all require
ments were not complied with as to judges,
timers. etc.
Must Have Drowned.
Nothing has been heard from J. J.
Peters, who on Tuesday last left for
.Tiburon on a fishing trip. His relatives
are now certain that he was drowned. 1t
is believed that his boat capsized In a
squat. Several parties are dragging for
his body. but it has not yet been found.
Injured in a Runaway.
H. w. Utter was severely injured yes
terday. His horse ran away a East Four
tenth street and Thirteenth avenue. Mr..
Utter was thrown to the ground with
great violence. He was rendered uncOn-
sclous, and owing to his age his Injuries
are quite serious.
The Experts Report.
Expert York has rendered his report on
the books of the city officials to the Mayor
and finds them generally IN good shape.
The expert says that in some cases the
city is paying higher for its>supplies than
it should. He recommended the establish
ment of a city pesth0use as a move of
economy.
a Large Foreclosure Suit
A big suit in foreclosure was filed to-
day. 1t was that of j. j. Pagan against
j. j. Turner. the Oakland Bank of Saw
ngs, Regents of the State University ct al.
The amount of the mortgage is S37. 702,
and the security is property in Oakland,
San Francisco and elsewhere.
His Leg Amputated.
James Sullivan, the Southern Pacific
section hand who was backed into by a
freight train at San Pablo on Saturday,
will recover. He had mis- left leg ampu-
tated below the knee to-day and stood the
shock comparatively well.
Broke Both Arms and Thigh.
Hattie Hansen, nine-year-old girl, fell
eighteen feet Friday afternoon at the Bur
lington House in West Oakland. She broke
both arms and her thigh in two places.
Her Injuries were painful. but she will re-
cover.
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8. The progra mme of games will consist
of forty numbers, and will be for both
amateurs and professionals. A grand In
terDational tug-ot-war has also been ar
ranged for eight men IL side. best two out OF
three pulls. TIE Sons of ST. George,
Knights of the Red Branch, Mission Turn
Verein, Caledonian Club, Thistle Club
and Order of Scottish Clans will each fur
nish a team.
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To Ean1iIiarize Themselves.

graphed by Secretary Carlisle to direct
ID. II. White, adjuster Of duties, and MI
chael Stackpool. examiner. to proceed to
Chicago as soon as possible TO assist the
collector there to close up his accounts,
and familariZe themselves with the
Worlds Fair business in anticipation of
many of the exhibits being shipped to the
MidMInter EXnnsitinn here.
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Zimmerman Wins Again.

CINCINNATI. Aug 26.-Ran to-day spoiled
the track at Che ster Park for the international
met of the Cincinnati Century Cycle Club.
In the baf-mile open Zimmerman won in
1:1534. The International mile open thinner
man wen in 2;3512
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-27
Wanted the Law on His Side. I

Atlanta CONSTITUTION.
"Well," said the lawyer to the rural
Justice. you sent for me?"
YES" said the Justice. II want ad-
vice about this here prisoner. Hes been
ketched stealth hogs, an, as hain't got
no lawbook. don't know eff I'm entitled
to lynch him or not!"
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His Shin Was Seized.

Suit has been brought by Edward Ly-
can against William II. Smith and others
for $4,000, said TO be the value of the
schooner Dora Biuhm, which the plaintiff
alleges was seized and carried away from
the bay of Topolobsmpo. Gulf Of Califor-
MIA, Oh November IL last.
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Order of Scottish Clans.

Macdonald No. 70 of Oakland, Order of
Scottish Clans, will give their third joint
mound Park on Admission Day. Sc ptember
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ALAMEDA.

The creditors OF =. A. Dean have held
meeting and have considered all matters
connected with his business. n. G. Field
helm, representing the San Francisco
Board of Trade, has completed an inven-
tory Of his stock. which he appraised at
about $4,000; book accounts $500, many
of these being bad or Indifferent. Mr..
Dean, who assigned for $1O.0 600 few days
ago, now offers to settle for 40 cents on
the dollar. the money to be paid in six
m onths.
An frate Father.
Harry Reed Taylor. editor of the Weekly
Lantern and of the Nidologst, was last
evening sOundly thrashed by an irate
father. r. r. Lomax. Editor Taylor had
published sensational article in his Lam
Lomax's 15-year-old daughter with a
young man named Spicer, much to the ag-
gravatlon of the patcrnal ancestor. Lomax
had been looking for Taylor all day, and
met him early in the evening, when he
laid low his victim. Editor Taylor has
often been threatened with a thrashng in
the past. No complaints have been sworn
out.
Disfigurements Disappearing.
Day by day the old wooden awnings
which have Ornamented the business
blocks on Park street are disappearing
from sight. When the Board of City Trus-
tees passed an ordinance ordering re-
moved all those that were in any way dan
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-27
Tennis Tournament.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 26.-In The national
tennis tournament, The fourth round, c. Hobart
beat w. A. Larned. Il. ID. Wrenn beat Il. Ste
yens. +. H. Hovey beat V. q. Hall, Nj. s. I.
Chase beat ID. Chandler.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-27

Old English silverware is much in de.
mand in the United States just now, and
genuine pieces, especially those of historic
interest. fetch high prices.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

nELINQUENr SALE NOTICE MEXICAN
~ Gold and Silver Mining Company. Location of
principal place of business. San Francisco Cafor-
MA Location of works, Virginia. Storey County,
Nevada
Notice-There delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment (No
49, levied on the 18th day of July, 1893, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names of the respec
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-27
BERKELEY.

The answer of City Attorney Robinson
to the plaintiff against the city of Berkeley
to show cause why the present city gov
eminent is not Illegal takes up the several
points of illegality claimed in the pro-
cedure by which the town government
was changed into city government and
denies each. 1t denies o. that the town
of Berkeley has had any existence since
June %, 1898: 81 that the original petit
ton for the change in government was not
signed by one-fifth of the qualified cleo
tors, and AYERS that the petition was
signed by more than one-ffth of the cleo
tors who cast ballots at the last election :;
denies (3 that the whole number of
electors voting at third election was 1341,
or any other number greater than 1850 /;
"a that majority of said electors did not
vote in favor of reorganization % that
the canvass of returns and the abstract of
said canvass sent to the Secretary of State
by the Board Of Trustees was not true and
correct; (6) that the city of Berkeley I'M
lawfully lDtruded into, held or exercised
franchise of a. municipality of the fifth class,
or that ii does now usurp or exercise un-
lawfully such franchise, but the defendant
ayers that since the Sth day of July. 1898,
the city of Berkeley has lawfully exercised
its franchise as a municipal corporation of
the fifth class, which franchise it lawfully
gained by the election of June %, 1898.
Judgment is asked that Berkeley be de-
clared city of the fifth class and that
costs be rendered il.
The Occideut.
One of the two college journals, the Oc-
eident. made its first issue Friday. Il ap-
pears in an entirely new and very neat
cover design. A central cut Of the slope
and college buildings, backed by the
Berkeley hills, is surrounded by smaller
cuts Of the Lick Observatory, the Hopkins
Institute of Art. the new Mechanics build
ing and the Reese Library building. f.
w. Bancroft Is editor-n-chef and Herber
Anthony business manager.
Electric Wire Poles.
In pursuance of the order of the BOARD
of Trustees the Oakland Consolidated
Company is removing its wooden electric
wire poles from the center of Shattuck av-
enue. between Dwight way and the south
border line, aud putting in iron poles in
the gutter alongside the railroad track
This will clear the driveway and be as we'll
for the electric road.
Davis Arrested.
Frank Davis, who was accused with
Munday. the West Berkeley saloon
keeper, with having stabbed man a { the
latter's saloon, was placed under arrest by
SOhobao lC aye VI OoI keley y yesterday, he
was released on $1,000 bonds.
Farewell Service,
Rev. E. T. Whittepore, pastor of the
Baptist Church. will preach his farewell
sermon this eveniDgas he takes a years
rest from the ministry on account of i'll
health. He will spend the year at his old
home in Maine.
Csrwheel Of.
An electric car broke one of its trucks on
the Allston-way switch yesterday, but
delayed travel only one way as it hap
pened 10 be on the switch.
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Electric Wire Poles.
Davis Arrested.

Frank Davis, who was accused with
Munday, the West Berkeley saloon
keeper, with having stabbed man at the
latter's saloon. was placed under arrest by
Constable Page of Berkeley yesterday. He
was released on $1,000 bonds.
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Farewell Service,

Rev. E. T. Whittepore, pastor of the
Baptist Church. will preach his farewell
ermon this eveningas he takes a years
est from the ministry on account of i'll
health. He will spend the year at his old
lome in Maine.
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Carwh heel Of.

An electric car broke one of its trucks on
the Allston-way switch yesterday, but
delayed travel only one way as it hap
pened 10 be on the switch
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And In accordance with law. and an order from
the Board of Directors made on the 17th day OF
July. 1898, 50 many shares of each parcel Of such
stock as may be necessary. will BE- sold at public
auctlob' at the ofacc of the company. room ~,
) eVada BLOCK. No. 500 Montgomery street. san
francisco, Cal, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF
September, 1893. at the hour OF O'Clock P. NJ. OF
SAID Gay, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs of advertising and
expenses of sale.
CHAS. Z. ELLIOT. Secretary.
Ofice-Room TO- Nevada Block No. 500 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco Cal. su24 I'd
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-27

The case of Curtiss VS.. Starr. in which
verdict was found for plaintiff in the Su-
perior Court last week. will be appealed to
the higher court. This will make its sec
ond visit to the Supreme Court, the first
time it having been sent back for a rehear-
ing.
A similar suit is now pending ia San
Francisco, in which Herbert Kraft, Red
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n. B., for eight years and has declined
several tempting calls to work in other
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-29

-Pero 81 20 10 he odo despues fue cuando no su
pc de mi. e.. IPor que, entonces. - @"
Mira, 20 te ruego.. :. yo... SQuieres permltlrrne
mande que hables mas de ESQ?
Haba dejado ella caer la frente sobre Ell brazo en-
que apoyaba estrechaba yo entire las mias
la peza Immediate 81 ruido de los ropaes de
Emma, que SO acercaba %@. y - IL
Aquelia noche Ia hora de refresco estabamos ell
comedor hernanas yo esperanto mis- padres.
tardaban mas tempo del acostumbrado. Por dtimo
les oy6 hablar 81 salon como dando fin
saci6n Importance La noble fsonomia de mi padre
taba en- gera contraction de las exremdades de
labios la pequea arruga perpendicular por
medic de las ceas surcaba la frente que acababa de
sostener ucha moral 10 habia alterado. Mi ma
DIRE estaba pada sin hacer 81 menor esuerzo para
mostrarse tranqula diio al sentarse la
No habla acordado de decirte que Jose estuvo
manana vernos convidarte para una cacer1a;
cuando supo Ia novedad ocurrida promet6 volyer
1nanana muy tempraao. sabes td cierto que
de hiias2 r- w., .ses..> +ar =! A. IL aa
Traara de consultarte su proyecto observe distrai
oalnenle M paoIe at ona25&e@ Ja1gaMS S&&ss e1 @
Sc trata pcobablemente de una cacera do osos, le
respond .ss ID aT..s .sao 4> s5 saas 4sa4a
- De osos Que cazas tt osos 23 a.@4al a.=1
=sh sehor; es una cacerfa dvertda que he hecho u
Ell algunas veces.sea et1aaa a@stt@sE ssaE& s
--En mi pals, repuso mi padre te tendran por un =
barbara por un heroe. $50 s1aa1 $3.50 ss
" SIN embargo, clase de partidas es menos pc.
grosa la de venado Il cual hace todos los dias
en- todas partes pues aquea ugar de exgir de- los
cazadores 81 ten derrumbarse desaeaados por en-
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Else viale que has podido ahogarte segdn refr6
aqui 81 doctor tan sorprendido que habla pull
hablaba de Td 81 al regreso habeis
do que aguardar dos horas para que balase el rio.
Ell doctor a cabalo es mauIa; Y su mula pa
cienzuda no es 10 misno que un buen cabalo.
-4El hompre que vve en- La casita del paso me nte
xrumpo Maria, al reconocer esta maana cabao
admire hubese ahogado el jnete que anoche SO
bot6 al rio tempo que le gritaba que haba vado.
lAyi no, no yo quiero volver sntermarme. mo
ha dicho el doctor que no tendre va novedad2
ST. le respondi; me- ha prometido no dejar pasar
dos dias seguidos en- estos ounce sin venr
-Entonces tendras que hacer vlaie de noche.
zQu6 habrla hecho yo si....?
Me habrias dorado mucho lno es verdad? rephque
Sonriendome.
Mr6me por algunos momentos, y 20 agregu6: >l
s-l2Puedo estar cierto de morir en- cualquier
siempo conRencido de!...? H.: ~; *-. '~% "&z
Ad---zDe qne9 ~ " >5l.aS21@ = -. r.
TX adisinando 10 denaas en- mi mirada: ~@@.@-''' !"
e-fSiempre, sielnprel ahado casi secreto aparen
Iando exanar los hermosos encaes de los amohadones
70 tengo cosas muy tristes que decirte, continue
espues de silencio trlstes que son
la de mi enfermedad. I'd estabas la montana.
Mam6 10 sabe todo; 70 o. cue papa le deca ella que
mi madre haba muerto de NAL cuyo nombre no alcan
ca ORR que to estabas destnado hacer una bella carre
ra que yO. lah! 20 se cierto 10 que Of sera
que merezco que seas como eres conmigo. IA. .s
De sus ojos vslados rodaron sus neiillas paldas
l1grimas que apresur6 enjugar. 5,q I aYssfs +=-
No dgas ESQ Maria, no 70 pepses, e die; no. 70
ie 10 suphco. s.. . sss@s s&sI.
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Emulsion y, ,reosotada
DE RABET.I..

,aa6ehlyg \. DE- EEkAB3GIAIA. NJ. - 3
m fanmaesUhco % ia V0iSersidao Dc "a sabana- i !
e. oax p0dS0eO Tas6jo eessaedGdes peche.
La EXPULSION 9CRE0sOTADA del Dr.. Rabeh, es na
Daagn6co maEavlloso agene terspeuco de exo SECURE
en- BoQis, zSsis LGriaqtis, ASas, Cdarvos, Toses
Davssacs Hsyiadoss Ascr6as, Antsa Baq~tsmo On loi
ninos ledad general y en- suma para Las afecciones dt
speto vgorza Las naturalesas mas elopoDrecidas rs
La EMULsION CREOsoTADA DE RABEl,L. nueva
unica orignaa asociac6n de gACEITE DE BACAlAAO
CREO&OTA Il HIPOFOSFITOS DE CAL SOSA a. nm
delicada crema de suaye olOr , de grsto aabo1
psladabs hasta pCr los ninos.
IOdos los enfermos la toE1aran ain Iepuguancia col
faclidad gusto. Esta eaborada esauisito esnrt
Praebese 50 adnirara su rs spiaa accion curatiya
Tease eI aMPilo pFospecto aconpana caua
De venta en- todas las DrOguelias Boetcas Iala
Cuba. Deposito principal a Keunin' de Saba Hs
ban2 Puerto Rico EaF1necis fyce, efta
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LOCION ANTIHERPETICA

melor para curar los herpes guitar Ia
Picaz0n en- 81 moment0 de apcarS. La "oc0n essa per
tumada quita casra evtando Ia caida del cabeo
los baro empenes manchas espinas de La
cara. Exo SECURE inmedato Pidase todas las bot-
cas- della 1sa A. por mayor Ia del senior Gulermey
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ACE1TE para ALUMBRADo de Las FAMILIAs
81" ..@% LUZ &BEillanfe. =. -.
kVISO aiMP0RTAN' re:

RS sabiao que ningun petroleo, uanesele con g
snbre que auera, Kerosine Gas, Aoeite de carbon
IL Diamants, Luz del hogar. deja de tndamable
souto pues adquirieHdo cierto grado de calor Sc e.
ande al consacto de una llama, Por santo ests Age
y recommends encarecidamente los consumidores u
adleen las sgentes reglas en- e: de proiacIs
ara eyitar en- 10 possible cualqaier scciIente. p. ,
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Llenar los dep6stos de NE todo aas ia encender La
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-16
~ Sold by Druggists. IS cts.
Save the intermediate profits. Louis
Brown deals directly with importers
and manufacturers
4 WHEEL FOR SOUTH AMERICA.

A Wheel Built to Order for Spanish American An
thoress in Hagerstown,
Tho Surbridge Bicycle Company is
about completing ladies' safety BIZ
cycle for Miss Cecil Charles, Span
ish- American authorcss. Miss Charles
is at present in this city, for the pur-
pose Of inspecting the wheel. She
will exhibit it at the Worlds Fair and
afterward take it with her to her
home in South America. 1t has been
built especially for service on the
rough roads and heavy mountain
grades Of the tropics. It is built ex-
ira strong and yet weighs only thirty
pounds. The wheels are only twenty
six inches in diameter apd theguards
are made Of patent leather. II is sup
piled with special brake, reinforced
back bone, Dunlap pneumatic tires,
Garford saddle, and is beautifully en-
ameled in blue and gold. Miss
Charles is delighted with the wheel
and will use it instead Of a saddle-mule
in traversing the Cordillera mountain
roads. Hagcrstown Globe.
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TALK OF THE TOWN.

Don't sayWho told You-say You Saw itin THE
World"
When news is scarce, don't blame
your paper;it can'tfurnish news where
none exists.
The brushes Of the painter and paper
hanger are busy identifying the homes
about town.
THE WORLDS book-offer coupons
are rolling in by the hundred, and the
books are gong out in proportion.
Since being retouched, the interior
Of "a. M.Gilbert & Bros store presents
a very neat and attractive appearance.
Farmers toll us the wheat is looking
well except in some few fields which
suffered from tho dronth last fall
Some Of our local sportsmen are
meeting with splendid luck. One
young man recently landed fourteen
pound carp, and another caught a
twelve FOUNDER.
The B. q o. R. r. Co. are improy
ing their shops in this city by making
sundry repairs and improvements. The
brush of the painter has left its mark
on the domes of the round houses,
greatly improving their appearance.