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business the trust had TO buy up so many
distileries that large issues Of bonds be-
came necessary. And as soon as one crop
of diStilleries was bought up and paid for
with bonds another crop would spring up.
The trust finally concluded to give some one
else a show. 1t should be borne in mind.
however. that what is a remedy for a whisky
trust would not be remedy for a railroad
trust. y small capital will set distillery
at work, but a great many millions are
needed to parallel trunk lines of railroad.
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Of willingness to admit silver TO free coinage
and full legal tender should silver be brought
up to its old raIio to gold. The Brussels
conference does not meet under conditions
which promise much for beneficial results.
The American delegates do not go to the
conference as they did last year, with Gov
eminent behind them in full sympathy with
the RECOMMENDATION of silver.
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DAILY CALL fineluding Sundays, S6 peryearbv
81 postpaid; 10 cents per week, or IS cents mar
calendar month, through carriers. DAILY c LII.
f1tcoples, three months, Sc 20 SUNDAY CALL.
UiytseH pagesl, 81 80 per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
CA Land " WEEKLY CALL, 81 30 per year. postpaid
NLEhLf CALL Is pages). 81 per year, postpaid
1HF CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts,
Tu viii tie editor enter into correspondence 70.
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6s5 Montgomery street near Cav. open uatil II
s'Cloek r n. BRANCH OFFICES: no Market
erect near Kearuy open until 2 O'Clock midnight;
5Ss Hayes street, open until $50 o'clock; 603
aIkin street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; sw. corner
sixteenth aud Mission streets, open until O'Clock:
lois MissIon street. oren untn O'clock P Ii. aud
lI6 Ninth street, open until $3.50 P. N
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The Divorce Cnurt.

The following divorces were granted yes
terday:
james l. Frye from Laura Frye for deser-
ton; NJ. Z. Cross from w. r. Cross for
willful neglect; the case for divorce of Hat
tie Virgins against Harry Virgins was
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THE CALL CALENDAR
NOTICEI

Any Of our patrons 1cho fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale bu train-boys
vii coVer 1auor by notifying this Office o.
HJ0ct, naming the date and train.
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You don't know how much better you will feel II
you take Hoods SarsapaTilIa. 1t will overcome
that tired feeling and make you bright, active and
strong. Solo by drugeists.
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referred TO Court Commissioner Carroll to
take testimony and report; Elvra C. Oak
ley from l.. f. Oakley for failure to pro-
vide; Ella McHenry from George McHenry
for cruelty.
William C. Herbert has sued his wife,
Grace, for divorce.
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AUCTION sALEs ro-nAr

FrnNlrrF!s.,-E f. 5. Spear & Co. at 81 and SO
suffer ST., III 10 O'Clock.
FTlsS RH,-By y. jonas & Co. at g / Ifiifraoro
St. sc II O'Clock
FuRNIrURE--By l. Burd, AT 1924 Mission ST., at
! L ~ =.
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MRS. W.nsiow's Soothing syrup"

Has been used over Fifty Years by millions of
mothers for their children while Teethng with
perfect success. It soothes the child suttens the
u inns, allays Pain cures Wind Collie regulates the
bowels. and IS The best remedy Tor Diarrhaa
whether arising from teething other causes. For
sale by Druggists in every part of the world. Be
sure and ask 70 Mrs. winsiow's Soothing Syrup
25c bottle
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL
a L

New York. -. BRENTANo BROS. sunion snuaro
Chioaro.................W b. SIZER, 1S9 State ST.
NGN orleans. ............G ALLOT & JOUBERr
1851 Common II
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In the basement of the Bank of England
is the barracks wherein half hundred SOL
diers are quartered from o'cl0ck every
evening until o'clock the next morning
for the protection of the bank.
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cAL1ronNIA glace nuts. 5oeIb. Townsend,s..

MODERN launch. either for pleasure or busI-
ness uses, should be furnished with a gasoline
engine. 1t is far ahead OF steam; cheaper
quicker lakes less room and less care avoiding
engineers expenses. The Hercules Gasoline
Engine fills Ibis want better than any other in
The market 1t Is manufactured by Palmer Sc
Rey at their extensive wors IN this city. Office,
400 Sansone street. Send for catalogue.
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Young Mems Christ an Association Excur-
sion tn the worlds Eair
Via the scenic Rio tirande and Great Rock Island
routes. This special. party will be accompanied by
Henry J. Mccoy, |leral secretary, and be under
the management of n Phillips " Co the excursion
agents. Through ears, changes aud best accom-
modations- For full Information apply to Clinton
Jones, general agent. SO Montgomery street, san
Eranciacn. Cd.
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WEArnER PKEpICTToNs.

DEPARTMENT OF AGR1cu1TrRE
WEATHER BUREAU
San FRANCISCO, April % 1898
Official Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight Wednesday.
san Francisco and vicinity - Fair weather
warmer variable winds.
r 7. JENKINS, Local Forecast oficial.
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TIE rAsrrRN oFFICE OF TIE CALL

Potter building, New York City, isprovided with
fl,iOf California papers Visitors welcome. Adj
HUukiLk rates and sample copies furnished.
4 K. MISCH. Managar
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TO THE WORLDS FAIR.

Via the Union Pacific-The Overland Flyer.
Only ) ~ Days to Chicago.
The Union Pacific is the only line running Pull
man double drawing room sleeping-cars aud din ing
cars. San Francisco to Chicago, without change.
TOURIST excursion every Tuesday and Thursday
running through to Chicago without change in
charge OF a manager.
Passengers allowed stopOver privileges at Salt
Lake City and at Denver.
For fnd particulars apply to D. w. Hitchcock,
general agent, Montgomery street, san Francisco;
+ r. Ellsworth. agent. S1s broadway. Oakland; G.
F. Herr 229 South Spring street. Los Angeles.
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CONTENTS or 3 LARTE RoOMING-HOUsES
~ can be had in small lots to suit purchaser: car
pets, bed sets, parlOr SETS mattresses VIII sell
for cash or easy payments. j. NOONAN, 1917 to
1923 Mission st. above Sixth. aplO If
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" HY PAY RENT FOR FURNISHED HOUSE
W when by paying same amount monthly for year
you own yonr furniture? CHICAGO CLOCK co,
''hberal house furnshers," 1922 1926 Marketa4 SIN
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION oFFICE:

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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DENTISTS.


ny AShLUM-kEEFEtht hNOWS ALL DENT Al.
"A gases are dangerous; by my wonderful secret
loeaI application to the gums teeth may DO fed Or
t1traeted painlessly thirteen first prizes Ter fnes
ming, croWnwork. bridgewOrk and plates / rcc.
onmend my dental college that has removed from
iI1O Market st. 10 Fifth St, cor. Market; you eau
Lave good dental work done at my college Tor one.
balf the price the cheapest dentists chargs
nose wishing me TO do the work call AZ my mRIn
Ea,ee' e y EarIeli ST. examination at both places
-1ee. IN ~ w, LEN. aui6sf
Gs7 PER SET; TO PLEASE OR 80 CIIAR8s.
" ming u; ext. 5Oc. DIR, PERRY, s Mason *
IloLf0N DENTAL ASSoCIATION, sos MARKET
y ST DR.. CHARLES w. DECKER teStf
Ilk H. q. YOUNG EXTRACTION PAINLESS
PATCHWORK, bridge-work teeth Without plates
81 ecIalty. ls4l Polk St myl4 Il
No PAiN-EXtRACTISG OF TEETH MADE
ns Easy Easy, eoc a9d e. artificial tee:h from So an
hisrSet S. bet Third and Fourth. apI3 Il
SRI SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED ~
" geod as can be made; nlling 81 DR. SIdnS
oshIlst 80 Market st. next baldwin Theateroil.t
IlkALuDLUM HILL, l4sS MARKEFSF NEAR
nIeYenth; ne charge for extracting whea plsto1
le AaAee; CID plates msde over aKs new; LseSa
Hsh 20 por seS; extracting 60ei gas given al
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NOTICE OF MEFTTSGS

F1raA MInee rles. awAIN,s. 2la sn1ter atreet
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Elhoh. +. d. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON NAN
1 dolln, mahdola, guitar Studio 2l5 Geary.a5 I'm
q i. SHOOK. PLUMBERS ROOFERS.
VI. steam and gas filters. Telephone No 1921 $50
Sacramento st near KearRy. mrl4 3m
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COMPLETE STOCK. IN ALL SIZES. OF SEC
a ond-hand bars, etc in redwood. Spanish cedar
and walnut can be seen at my premises: they are
as good as new except the price; call and see them
J. NOONAN. l0l7-l023 Mission, above Sixth TO tt
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HENRY HUFSCHMIDT. SANITARY PLUMBER
4 and gasftter; 1obbing 623 Golden Gate. Teie-
phone 1868. Ia Am
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GET YOUR HOUSE PAINTING PAPERING,
~ decorating and tinting done reasonable ut g.
0RSIS, Is Montgomery ave. apl6 ION
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W ANTED-YoU TO KNOW THAT A DIMPLE
" in your cheek chin can be made IN 20 min
utes; wrinkles and lines of removed and your
bust increased times its natural size In from to
IL weeks: excessive tat removed DIR. CARPEN-
TER. 1916 Market ST. apl6 In
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II ARD TINES MEAN CLOSE PRICES: IN
II goiag Housekeeping pay a visit ana / Will
save you from SIS TO 500 on outfit / carry a
larger stock than two stores in this city: fur
nlture. carpets. l1nOeum, oicloth, bedding mir.
roTs' stoves, etc; new or second hand: easiest
terms: lowest prices. J. NOONAN lOl7 1913
ings. mrl6 If
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PANGS CUT & CURLED; HAIR DRESSED, csc
~ La Nerlte BazaaE ll7O Marx St over Ma. 4 n
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TToRNEY JENKINs-PLEAsE GALL AT 29l
a Ii tn-1 /
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EULL LINE BEST IMPORTED BOHEMIAN
L gloves from to IS button lengths; ia dressed
and undressed: TURKISH bathsobes and 4 full inc
OF imported SiesIan table linens; Wholesale prie
NJ. SCHlCK, room Il, Wells Fargo bldg. AZ SuWlm
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CTILL ALIVE AND WE DEFY COMPETITION
~ Gran ulated sugar Is lbs for 81: best Hour 81 per
ga K; good raisns, &c per 10: 2Ib can corned beef.
1oc; best Eastern ham lie per Ib 2 table
frnit, 25c; jars Jam. Use: 5-gaIlon coal oil,
soc IDS French prunes 81; Is lbs best currants,
81; armour Dotted ham. Sc per can; dried plumS,
pc per 10; 80 soda crackers for sc; 4 CHt-
tlng's tomatoes 81. G. A. PARKIN IL Co, temper
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EDUCATIONAL.

Nj ERCANTILE COLLEGE. VAN NESS AM
vi Golden Gate ayes: a rst-cIasS school: prepares
for business, teachers examinations and uniyersi-
Ties. ANIL Z
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BEAUTIFUL EYEBROwS-LADIES, IF YOU
~ use j. B. McTier's eyehrow-grOwer you Will
have beautiful set in 90 to 80 days your money
returned; price 81 per bottle. j. b. MCFfER. 2i6
Third St, San Francisco. aDi4 If
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I i l.7-I1I-I'DlI 4 IITN y a lila ", EE-
y moved I'm. oaklandt to 91ChronicIs bldg IN . SIN
"a INDoW SHADES MANUFACTURED TO OR
HoUGHT-SEND YOUR OLD GOLD & SILVER
- by mali to the old reliable house OF COLEMAN
q Third st. 5. F. viii send by return mail the CASH
amount net satisfactory Will return gold. mr3l5 =
I6HEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTH
~ ing, gold Iewelry. books. KLEIN. 100 Six-h. !;
| AIDES CALLfNG-CARDS ARTS rICALLT
y printed; low prices. HoYLE, 534 Commercial
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS-THE WEEKLY
~ CAIL. in Wrapper. ready Tor nIaiIIng
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nRESSMAKING; SUITS 81 UP. FIT Avn
~ good WORK guaranteed. 2l5 Geary st. mr9 I'm
FASHIONABLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FROM
IS so Imperfect fit guaranteed .5ls Jones mrs ~
MRS. b. keller, 1ls STOCKTON ST; SUITS
W - % nD: styllshy draped: fit guaranteed n3.t
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FOLDING BEDS-EXAMINE OUR no. zoos
i mirrors. with large plate 1SX4O; walnut, OAK,
cherry and 18th century; cash price elsewhere $50
ouriinstament price reduced to $40 country orders
promptly attended to NJ. FRIEDMAN & Co, 224,
22s. $50 and SO6 Stockton ST ana 257 Post. q
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NEW YORK DECORATING COMPANY OFFERS
~ to tint rooms from SO up; estimates furnished
house, sign, resco painting 100 Taylorst ap u
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ORNATE DETECTIVETALL BUSINESS CON
L fdential BRAUNLICH, 24O Montg.. T. ll.apl u
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MRS. GOAD OF CHICAGO WILL. TEACH THE
WI Fountains tailor system of dresscuttinr
free for 30 days, starting April "a ~ O'Farrell
street. aplS I'm
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M ISIS NJ. +. KNOTT. DREsSMAKER; SUITS N
W latest styles; country orders promptly attended
TO. b27 Post ST. nrI am
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BANKRUPT SALE-TO DE SOLD BEFORE
ID May /, balance of bankrupt STOCK in flourish
ing town near the coast. Address G. c. MATHEWS.
2. o. box $50. MatsonYie. Cal. apis 30 MeFrSu
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E@7sP Mission Lodge No. 1863, H. a
Cs~S and a. VI, - Called meeting THIS "a
CIV EDNESDAY) EVENING at 80 O'Clock; * Y
third degree. BY order OF the w. NJ. /VN
g. D. BUNKER, Secretary
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DREssMAKERs.

CIYLlSH DRESSMAKING: SUITS s. 90 Up
- MISS MILLER 95s Howard st. ape I'm
T AWRENCE METHOD OF MEAsURE-FITTING
- removed 70 $50 Ellis; opportunity of testing
Tree; dresses perfect without trying on. apes 3tn
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7 Il,
hour. without sickness: open SUNDAYS: lady at.
tendant consultation free. DR.. RINHARrg Mason
IF YOU SUFFER WITH CANCER, ECZEMA.
L syphilis scrofula send name and address TO p
Q. box 800, Oakland. Cal; 1t VIII pay Won. feI6 N
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OVERFLOW OF WATER AZ THE BALD
n win Hotel: large amount of millinery, slightly
damaged by water: sale begins at $50 this morn
ing ZEE HIVE MILLINERY. BaidEEIn Hotel. Is At
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-20
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation,
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
7o"ent anv substitute if offered.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-20
A PECULIAR TRANSACTION.
After Obtaining a Ticket to Macon
Land-seIIer Fails to Turn Up.


After Obtaining Ticket to Macon
Land-selIer Fails to Turn UP.
Waycross, Ca, June 19-W. c. Swain,
prominent citizen of Beach, thinks an
attempt was made to get some of his cash
by a man representing himself as being
the agent of Mrs. Smith of Macon. The
man said that he had been sent to Beach
to trade some land belonging to Mrs.
Smith He met Mr.. Swain and
arranged to sell portion
of the land, apparently fixing
up the proper papers. Mr. Swain not
having a sufficient amount of money on
hand to pay for the land, asked the man
to accompany him to Savannah, which he
did. At Savannah Swain went to his
factors and told them of his purchase,
and they advised him to go to Macon and
have Mrs. Smith sign the papers herself.
Acting upon this advice. he told the man
that he would go with him to Macon The
man replied that he did not have enough
money to buy a ticket, whereupon Mr.
Swain bought him a ticket and told him
that he could pay itback when they got TO
Macon. The man agreed to this. When the
train started for Macon Swain got aboard
thinking that his man was also on board.
When the train got about four miles from
Savannah Swain went through it and
failed to find his man He asked the con-
ductOr if he had taken up ticket for
Macon. The conductor said he had not
and that the man described by Mr..
Swain was not aboard Mir. Swain con-
cluded that the man had not been acting
square with him.
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UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA.
The Commencement Exercises Draw
ing LarRe Crowds.


Athens. Ga. June f9.-The exercises at
commencement thus far have been very
entertaining and have been attended by
large crowds. The city is fun Of visitors
and the social festivities are the gayest
that have been seen in several years The
address before the literary society this
morning by Col. A. G.. WilcoXson was
very good indeed. He spoke Of the ma
terial progress and industrial develop
ment Of the country during the past cent
ury and the future that was in 81 ore for
her Mr.. WilcoXson's speech was very
short. but he covered his subject fully and
the audience WIS well pleased at the
effort.
This afternoon the con test for the
sophomore medals was,very good Nine
members of the sophomore class con-
tested, and their general appearance and
the delivery of the speeches showed that
they had been well trained. The two
young gentlemen who seemed to be the
favorites for the medals are c. B. Nesbit
Of Eatonton and Moses Guyton of Flor
ida.
John Morris, the son Of the late Prof.
Charles Morris, was to-day elected as
sistant professor of English language and
literature, and H d. Morris, a member of
the present graduating class, was elected
tutor in mathematics
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CENTRAL's LUMBER PURCHASE
What Hopkins & Schley Have to
Say in Regard to It.

Savannah, June 19.-Editor Morning
News: Under the heading Taking
More Testimony in your issue of even
date appears a clipping from the Balti-
more Herald which does us, as well as
the purchasing agent of the Central rail-
road, great injustice. The facts in the
case are these: Some time in March last
Mr.. J. T. Babbitt, Jr., then purchasing
agent of the Central railroad, asked us.
for bids on lot of white pine lumber.
After corresponding with quite a number
of manufacturers of white pine lumber
and getting prices wei quoted S15 and $50
per 1000 feet (prices varying accOr ding
to thickness) for highest grade, suitable
for pattern making, and this price being
lower than any other we were given the
order, Before sending this order off we
heard of the firm of Henry James & Co.
of Baltimore and that they had some
white pine that we might get for u lower
price than we had been quoted, i. e.,
SIS to $50 per 1000 feet, less 3 per cent.
commission. So we wrote them and were
quoted net prices ranging from $37. so to
sos per 1000, With freight rate
to Savannah, Ga, of s. so per
1000 feet. On receipt of these figures
we forwarded order to them with instruc-
tons to ship and bill direct to
Central railroad at prices named on order
which they declined to do, saying that
they would not take the responsibility of
shipping the S37 50quality, nor would they
be willing to sell at one price and bill at
another. On receipt of this we instructed
them to ship the highest grade quoted at
from SAT 80 to $65 per 1000 feet, with
freight rate of s. 80 per goo They then
declined to fill the order under any cir
cumstances, which ended the matter We
had the order filled in Cincinnati, O., at
prices quoted US, SO and $50 per 900 on
some of the lumber, while some
sizes cost us as much as $50 50 and S1l5
per 900 feet. Our Mr. Hopkins was for
four years employed in the purchasing
agents office of the Central railroad and
his duties consisted chiefly in the making
out of orders and examination of bills as
to their correctness in calculations and
price, and the prices paid for this class of
white pine brought direct from manufact-
urres has always ranged from SIS to $115
per LOCO. In making our prices to the
Central railroad we have always had
them compared with others and never
have succeeded in getting orders if our
prices were not below the others. We
viii state in conclusion that we have
never acted in the capacity of brokers to
the Central railroad, and this accusation
may prove costly TO somebody.
HoHKINS & SCHLEY.
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OLEARH The friends and acquaintance
Of Mr. lhomas OAeary and family are
respectfully invited D. attend THE funeral o.
Mr. CORNELIUS OLEARY from his late resi-
dence, No 26i West Broad street, TO NOR
ROW Wednesday AFTERNOON at 3
q clock
GEORGE Died. ALEXANDER GEORGE. in
are respectfully invited 90 attend his funeral
from Coroner Dixon office, al O'Clock THIS
AFTERNOON.
GALLOWITCH.-Th relatives and friends
Of Mr. ana Mrs Frank Gallowitch and family
are invited to attend the funeral OF their
youngest son FRANK =. from No 25 Indian
street 1T $50 o clock THIS AFTERNOON.
BUTLER.-The relatives and friends Of Mr..
ana Mrs. A $. Butler are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral Of their eldest son, A. S
BUTLER, JR., at Laurel Grove Cemetery at 10
O'Clock THIS MORNING.
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A BOLD ESCAPE.
A DEAL IN gle RMANY.
Richter to Deliver Radical Votes to
the Social Democrats.

the Social Democrats.
Berlin, June TO- - Eugen Richter.
leader of the opposition radicals, has
agreed formally with August Bebel and
Wilhelm Liebknecht, leaders of the So
cial democrats, to deliver to the social
democrats in the second ballots all the
radical votes that he can control
in constituencies where the contests will
be between the social democrats and
candidates favoring the army bill
In return Herr Liebknecht and Herr
Bebel will order the social democratic
voters to support the Richterists in con-
stituencies where the latter contest seats
with representatives of the government
parties.
The bitterness felt by the government
parties toward Herr Richter is excessive
in Hagen, which Herr Richter repre-
sented in the last Reichstag and which a
recount gives him right TO contest with
Herr Breil, social democrat The ma
tional liberals say they will vote with
the socialists SO as as to throw Herr Rich
ter out. Herr Breil received 665S votes
on the first ballot and Herr Richter 8. 36l.
Asrthe national liberals control 1000. or
pc haps 4,5C0, votes in Hagen it is in their
power TO Gust Herr Richter