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GONE TO RESCUE wELLmAM
Tho Norwegians Send Two Vessels Aftei
tho Exp'orers.

Tho Norwegians Send Two Vessels After
tho Expo orers.
LONDON Aug. ll.-Following quickly on
the report OF the Intelligence OF the disnster
that bofell the Wellman Arctic expedition
steamer RuvaRald Jarl, which WAS crushed
IN the ice OF Walden Island after Wellman
and The other explorers departed north on
sledees, comes the news or an expsdition
for The relief OF Wellmsn aud bis party. A
dis atch from Tromioe. Norway. states
that the sailing vessel Waiting. under Capt.
Rottolfsen. and fast cutter sailed from
that city last evening for spitzbsrRsD, ,hcir
object being TO bring back tho members OF
tho expedition. On Juns IL Wollmau aud
bis oom panlona were Elk miles east OF Cape
Platin, and tho relief eI, edition will ap-
proach as near as possible 10 that point in
. der TO pick them OF.
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Is this hot enough for your
While this question is being put
to you 800 times each day for
month or more, it makes you hot
indeed. We don't blame you;
you have our sympathy. The
offender should pay a fine of SIS
or spend thirty days in the cooler
for each and every ofense. Go
to The Boston and buy one of
their fine light weight
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Lovers Of Racing Enjoyed Some Ex-
citing Events at the Butte
Track Yesterday.
The Race for the Anaconda Stakes
Proved 20 Be an Exciting
Contest
zamIook nssAks the rive Furlong Record
foF moptans and Aso the Hackers
Of Other Horses.
Special to Tho Indspsndent

Special TO Tho Independent
BUrTg Auq. ll.-Thsfo wEa plenty Of eH-
oitemsnt Al the track to-day. There was
splendid programme and enough unoer-
ialnty 70 keep oil Ruesaing, the fAyOritss
getting little tbs worst Of 1, on The daT.
The Anaconda stake race for two-ysar'olds
was the beat OF the yesr, the haish being
grind. Bsnefaettsss. OF tho DAILY stables
ridden by Bob Smith. was third up 10 the
las, 100 yards. and then lsapsd forward and
won by short head. ln Tho i've forlonR
handicap Zamloek broke tho reco for
hontsns. and also broke the baekers Of
the fayoTitss Zamlosk sold in the field.
and mutuhls on him paid $500. 10 the
thrss-foufths Of n mile run theTe was
another eIHitlng nnish, Miss Elm running
ovor Toxlda by a nose. In the hurdle race
thsrs Was another smashing Of the talent.
II was arranged fof Grssnhock to win. bot
Anssul finished nrst In spite Of the strsnu.
ous efforts OF his iookoV, who was called 70
the stand and expelled. Mutusls paid
t36. 10.
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PERSONAL

j. A. LArsont aud W. N. Fletcher arc up
from Great falla
n, A. Sutton retu ned yesterday from
very successful bnsinoss irlp 10 jnlinga
J, NJ. fox, OF He'd Lodge, manager Of
the Rocky Fork Coal COMPANY. 10 a, Tho
Helene.
Or. q, A. Macdonald, New York, aud a.
IA, southmagd, Middlslown, Conn, who
are making tour OF tho Pacific coast
atAtsa, aTe ut Che broadwator.
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ltroko the Record,

LONDON Aug ll.-Arthur A. Zimmerman.
The champion oyolish broke the English
quarter mile record OF ~ 2.b seconds to-
day, doing the distance ia 10 4.b seconds.
In the nyo-Inile International race, Edvaids
was frat time 1919, Wheeler second,
Louvoti third. On the last lap Zlmmsr-
man and Verheyn oollided. The latter Was
seriously hurt. Zimmerman vas not mach
injured.
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LINCOLN Nsb.. Aug. l1.-corcnst Crlm
is holding an inquest over those who per-
Ishsd in the Rock Island week Thuraday
night. II 10 believed that only eleven pto-
ple we're killed outright. Col Bills was the
most important witness examined. Ho
stated that he saw man standing around.
but did not know whether ho was white or
black. One OF the Ryan Loya who had
seen a man on ,he track with a crow bar.
wAa called 10 ihe roliee station 10 soc
Davis. lie thooght be vaa the man, bat
wAa NOT positive. Tho dstsctlVea are per
fsretly convinced OF the enilt Of Dayis, aud
no one 10 allowed 10 sec him.
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sARATooA. N. ". Aug. 1.-THE chief in
tsrest of the day oentersd 10 the CHAINS
psgne stakes. There was eleven starters
with The Commonsr q fAyosite. lie re-
wafdsd the conidsnos by rompinR homs
easily q uiansr. Five and one-hAlf fu,-
lonos-Robin Hood. Dsriargilla, Wah Jim.
l;07; mile aud ne-sixteenth-Lshmao
Tom Skidmore La Joys, lIS; FIVE furlonRs
The Commonsr. Manchester Ksnnan.
1861; six aud one half furlonRs
Haiilse Potsntate. l;20; mile and one fur
iona-Cactus. selinH D., GloRming, l.b0;
short steeploohase. couris-Dallsrat Miles
Stsndish, Cicero, t;0l.
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The Wonderful Fiatbsad.
70 The Indsnoudent.

Special 10 The Independent.
KALrsPELL. Aug ll.-Dr. Emery and
Prof. Williams, OF the State Agricultural
college st Bosnian. have Just concluded a
two days session Of q farmers institute.
The meetings have been we'll attended and
we're Of great intsrest. The lectures have
been upon practical subi' Of intsres, TO
local formers. Mrs. Emery delivered o
lecture on the Sandwich Islands. Prof.
Emery after viewing The crops in the Flat
head valley says they are wondsrfuL
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At jerome Park.

NEw YoRK. Aug. 1.-THE padded cards
seems 70 be In order al Jerome Park. Since
the opening about half OF The entries Of The
previous days are scratched. To-day was
no exception 10 the general rule and 40
consequence, the card presented little OF an
interesting nature. Five aud Q half fur
longs-Emms. Mid Star. Monotouy. 1ill4;
ave and = half fuslones-Bervyn. Shelly
Tuttls. Ny Gyps, 1:lo mile and ons-six-
tsenths-Tsrrspin. Atsb. Mic Mac Queen,
l;52; six furlongs-fertier. Black hawk.
l:lG<, Titan course-ShAdow. Darkness,
Jordan. 1;22; mile aud one futlong, Darius.
Prince Clsmsth. warlike. 2.04.
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II 10 requested ths, all delegates ana
brothers desiroas Of attending the grand
lodge al Anaconda will be Al thu Montana
Central dspos a, $50 .. fu., Monday. 18Th.
A large delegation Of brothers hom the
eastern part Of ths state will BE- On thls
train,
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SEVEN HUNDRED ENroaBED.

CoaI Minors In NusHIh thuEht Ia Gas
Explosion
WARSAW, Aug. 1.-The g cat coal miners
near Donbrowan. Graino. hos been burn
ing since yestordny afternoon. Tho fire
Was started by tho explosion Of gas while
full force wee underground. The main
shaft was wrecked. Comparatively few
miners have been rescued. Tho latest re-
port is that 200 men ure ensombed. and all
hope Of snvina thom hos been abandoned.
The mines are owned by the Fianeo-Itslian
bank,
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BAIrrMohK Aug. 1i.-BAl,lmors 70. New
York 1.
PmLlpELPnIA. Aug. li.-(Flrs, camel
Philadelphia 10. Washington 7. (seeond
esms) Philadelphia l6. Washington T.
BRooKLYS. Aug. li.-Drooklyn II. Boston
10
CINCINNATI Aue. li.-Cineinnati z. 81.
Louia6.
PIrrsuuRo. Aug. ii.-Pit,sburs 8 Louis-
VILE ..
CmcA0o. Aug. Il.-OhisARo o. Cleveland
IL
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PORTLAND. Ore, Aug. ll..-united States
District Judge BillingOr to-day ratified the
D. Afllo agreement between the Great No tn
eTn and Oregon Railway a Navigation
COMPANY aud the Union PAcinc aud U. Il,
* N. company.
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Tho nIrrnIIat..

OMAHA, Aus. IA message reached
North pla,ts at G'ls this evening" thirty.
two bou and tweniy.,bres minuteu ahead
OF schedule time.
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Evorysns Iavitsd

To call aud sec q oomplsts las o. ehisa
glassware lamps. allvssvaTs. ata
Prices 10 auia every purse
Hest goods. lewsst prices.
n. ]. EDwAHna. Park AysusA
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RAINING. Anaconda stakes for tvo-year
olds. value Of stake 81. .0i0. winner OF Bank
er's stalks 10 carry three pounds extra. non
winning starters on this circuit allowed
three sounds. those not running second,
two pounds additional. Thrss-fourths
mils-Imp Bsnsfaotrsss 1ib (Bob Smith)
three TO one won. Model 1ls (Coombs)
seven 10 four second. Msrissta lis. twelve
70 one. third; Dora, Ella Gregg. Ella No
ksevef finished In ths order named. Time
l:l6.
Running thsee-fourths OF mile. Ave
pounds below the scale. purse t250. Misc
Elm IL, three 70 one. won; ToIids. 105. six
70 one. second; LonRwelL 1i2, ave 10 one.
third; Red Leo and Unels Bob In the order
named. Time. l;l7h.
Five-siRh,hs OF mile. handicap purse for
s9oO-Zsmlock, 100. fif.sen 70 one. won,
Nslson. i07. i've 10 three, second. Gold Bog.
lis three 10 one. third. Bill Howard
fourth. Time. 1:0ii(,
Running. threo-sighths OF o mile, purse
S290-Joe d.. III. Eve 10 two. won. Carrie
Crooks. III. eight to three second, Jack
the Ripper. III, ten 70 one third. Buck
skin Charley fourth. Time. :35.
Kunning hurdle ons aud ope-e eighth OF q
mile over hvs HURDLES. purse $3O0--Antsul.
ls5 (Elliott). eight 10 one. won, orsenhock,
l35. hve 10 three, second, Bank Nose. l35
Fresman). twenty to one third, Sheridan
threw his rider. Time. 2;O9sl.
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Summer Suits
That they advertised the prices
were reduced from SIS and $2S
and now selling for
$40 AND $l5.

Great men are they who grasp
an opportunity when offered.
Our entire stock Of Summer
Goods is being sold at sacrifice
prices, The stock must 60 as
fall goods are arriving daily.
Will you be one of those who
know a good thing when seen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-02
Puerto-Rco 2 de Agosto de 1894 Ohcinas, San Frs
Attractive sin precedente,
DIstribucl6n dc mas dc un cuRrtO
5 delmIll6n de pe4Ost OS,
/ Il
Ra.snaAspllsalssl

CIa. dc LOterfa del EsGadO de LOuIsIEna,
Psputads duranta VEINTR CINCo AEos por Ia inte-
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Kodo Dc a.0ndGr Il GsnsrO

Remitsse por Ordenes Postalss dinero OrdeDeI pOz
s4ureso LetraA sobro BaAeoa O1a Gorants poE oAaa
E9 g sssptan psdidoI por asnaa de IN Tsso
ka eoapyaAoTeE dSbsR tensF pFtEsAts gle eEe ysnaen
nNItfsG a ofsa IcfSas RfSroFsa e a fes oTeesEeo
Ig iaadrsR soniEiCE ssn eQoEMea Qz9 60 9y as4e
sH n rsRp "a lca pEeZt pE0eaOa. Al g. QGs los ee-
yTsEsTes ss1a ID PTo9a ptcissssS &enea rSsg e -
~ sss afIeS aIEsQa 10 lee "a u se7pala EaaeNl "a
s. ~ sg@gfs AZ sek re tRFfEsH Z sFgksssF
= :, aaksag Zee FtsEzkgs ea5SseANs
Hsg RTsEtsa e HaEagsT sR ore eRepeAe eeytse44 e
..s,s fa - htllstss, e ID gSEANl gEss
= ss4s.Ess5tssagfsEa b H
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Nuestros corTesponsaes que deseen prec0S or0s IA
o,mss deben secb Cladad dsndo 50 residenca con-
jado parroquis, cale ndmero con u oMeccon postal
nseSp Los premios pagan prssentar 81 bhete pa
e a ccbro pueden enVisrse detamene nuesIa oaeinl
incSnai Dor conducto de cuslquer bsnc0 agencia De
cbToa FsEando los biletes Tpsdos entire los Voadeao
Fea dc tod;s parties dA E:S lMole poeet AaEuo
ntrnaEna agpeelAle1..
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AVsO IMI'ORTANTR


Omo1as syss Dc cada une De los Rstadcs UaidG pIof
hboS oaS La t0tOriaE dspueI del l. Do &nero d ls
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yEa!mpres6n del salo Dc a keDdbiea d AOadar'1 :9
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Los negocios de Ia 0ompana de Lotea del Estado de
Louians desp36s dc vente clnco ahos do pr6spersS
opOraciones Estado dc Louisiana, han sdo ansa
dos Ia Repdbca de Honduras donde estarA aituada per-
manentemente ofcinA principal ID denomination Dc
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CONPANlA : NAC40NAi DE LOEEBIA
DIN HONDURAS
COOnpania Dc LOteriS del EstadO do Louisisna)
Capital: $4,000, 900 h

Este traslado de Ia Compania aumantart faclifaSA
snormements ID 0sfera do opsacone, d&nd6e inca
tctel International extendendo neocos en- los dos
heiseos On lugar dc esar como antos, circunscrte
America quedsndo bajo a Ugfancia sSivaguarda del
Goblerno de Honduras. No habrk nngdn Gamble en- 81
administration nj Ia naturaleza de sus gsrant
ponSabdades metodo de conducir aus nsgocios cor
sOA exception de nsgnifeante Eetard0 en- e seTVe0
Este embargo sera rpidamente obylado por los cables
que a Europa ID America Ia dstancia serA ahre-
ada por medic de vapores que hartn serycio decsa
mente de Puerto Coez uno de los pueros delos adoa
Unidos On 81 Colo de Mexico.
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isco 90 es IS
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aENlRALHa

ds eomprar ningun bfete do gapo quaprstsnas jGsH0
| a S'gRpo de dichoa Rstadoa.
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4OO.OOO BIIInTra
sn sntsros IraccOnes para aaacsr lOh compEadoro'
gaRall 90 hilLaTN9

PsKssg "a G2f ssILsT8S
IA Aiaera sqUEVAlasis u ES2eaa s91El9a sa kg.
a1os-IJEisos AZ NcsSs Aia6Elsa B0kes elSsH0lB si
lSbls STnfo1 g. Qaintos o.; D6cnoa, 90 eentayo1; VI.
6aiTss a eonEayoG Presto para las aea eaea;
Ri hFstes onferoa a Oq1iVGl0Rta poE loa YaA-
iodoEe Exeio especial GO dsGsaR vandeaosa - soaas
psEtas,
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Ell General J. A. Early, al retIarse pcr rSSGa de. .sa
Gvanzada edad, escribe 10 dguiente: est
(OOPIA1
Nueva Orleans Agosto Do 1s9S Muy sehor Aioi-Eo oiEs
oodr6 contnuar an conex6n Compana dc Loterta
suando se taslade Honduras de mi aVsnzada edaa
considerable sera prudente para MI paaar uns Isgon
las Ssuntos de Ia Empresa han do con hon
tadex Rdedad, q gepaTo de elaAo cebe' aripqnss
desconfanza en- su ntegdad ano Ia causa arba men'
.onaAa La deseo Ia Compahia 81 mayor 6xto prosps-
FidSd = uuedo dc Vd. Affmo. vs.. 8. g B. g. \.
II &s~S
4 Al Senior Paul Conrad. reSldente dc Is oompaAa ds
LoteriS del Estado de Louisiana -a2
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Los Bancos Banqueros sigyientes han gagado senpgs
presentation Ios premoR dea LOtsra dol Estaoo Gs
nonSSbIdsd de Ia presente Compahia. ]. a. OC0NNOk
Preg del state National Bank, New Oreans A. bai9Mln
Kohn Pres del Union National Bank, New Orleans zee
" Mott Pres del Citzens Bank Of Louisiana NevV VI
lama los soFteos se ceebraran en- pdbco todos os
Eses en Puerto OorteG, Honduras Y. A., como Mgaa;
1894 /.
EnSro 9-Fsbrero 13-MarKo 1B.-Ahnt l0.-GAyQ
HSJunio l2-Juio 10.AgOsto Il. -setiombte l1-UeSus
bro 9-NoViembre t3.-Diciembre IL.
OOn un PREMIO MAYOR DE $4,000
PLAN DE LA LOTKRIA
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CertifcadO de los COmls0rIiioS .

Los blletes de Ia Compania NacIonsl de Loteria de
Honduras, contendran 81 siguiente certiheado:
"Por 81 presentes certiAcamos que vgsmos los are
gos par todos los sorteOS de Ia CcmpshR de loa Dc
Honduras Compsna de Iotefa del Estado de Louiaia
ns que personslmente dgimos revissInog los sor-
eos los que Sc hacen con tods honrdez recud bueAa
este ceacado CON los facEmilsS de nuesas Has On aus
RnunCiOa.
The morning call., 1894-04-07
THE KRELINGS AT PEACE
Agreement Signed for Distribution
of the Estate.


After many days the Kreling family disputes
are at an end. The agreement whereby the es-
tate is distributed TO the satisfaction OF all the
parties was signed yesterday.
The terms OF the agreement are similar TO
those originally proposed, and the result is that
Mrs. ErnesIine Kreling remains in sole and I'M
disputed possession OF the Tivol Orera-ho
while the rest OF the property Is given up to K
w. krellng and heirs. The property so yielded
consists of the Guerrero-stTeet factory of T. w.
kreliDg & Sons. lots on Fortythird avenue,
Twelfth avenue, Utah street and san Rafael,
while the only piece OF property which Mrs.
Kreling takes ia addition to the Tiy0li consists
of a stable and brick building on Glasgow
street bringing IN a monthly rental OF $500.
Mrs. KTeling further agrees to pay over 10 4.
w. Kreling the sum of $4,000 In cash.
CurlOusly enough, although both Martin and
John Kreling sign as parties to the agreement,
neither of them is stated as having any imme-
diate claim TO a division of the estate. Through
out the agreement OF dis ribution f. w. KreiDg
is referred TO as the "sole surviving partner" of
the firm of f. w. hreling & Sons.
The parties went before Judge SandeTson
yesterday to discuss the compensation 10 be
paid TO Harry Lask as receiver Of the estate.
Lask received his discharge at the hands of the
court, and Attorney LOwenthal suggested that
be be paid at The rate of So day for ITO days
of service. Lask, however, did not appear to
be satisfied with that arrangement, ana after
some discussion Judge Sanderson took tue
matter under adYisement.
The morning call., 1894-04-07
SHE FOUND OPIUM.
First Seizure of the Drug by a Female
INSPECTOR.

The proud distinction of being the first female
inspector to seize contraband opium belongs to
Mrs. D. Z. Adams of the local Custom house
staff. Mrs. Adams speciality is searching for
goods concealed in the garments of lady tray-
elers, but like all other inspectors she is ex-
pect,d 10 keep her eyes open for struggled
goods hidden on the vessels TO which she Is
assigned for duty.
China yesterday when Ii occurred to her that
there WIS something unconventional about a
water bucket that hung over her head. She ex-
that II contained eight fve-tael boxes OF opium
valued al $50. Her co-laborers congratulate, q
her upon her success and she received the COM
mendation Of her superior officer.
Several crepe sbawls ana silk muffiers that
had been struggled were found on the same yes
seI
The morning call., 1894-04-07

were General Schofield and Robert t.
Lincoln, who came as the guests of Russell
j. Wilson and Major j. L. Ralhbone.
Many special events have been scheduled
for to-day and an unusual amount of en-
tertainmen, even for Saturday, has been
provided. There will be double athletic
event on the recreation grounds this after
noon. At l O'Clock the baseball game
between Santa Clara and Sacred Heart
Colleges will begin, and at o'clock these
mines will be replaced by the lacrosse
players from British Columbia. The
third OF the series OF matches will be de-
clded. The first was a draw and the
Malnlanders won the second. If the
islanders should win to-day, their victory
Will leave the supremacy OF the teams in
douot. In that event final 'play-Cf"
Will be necessary ON Sunday.
Inc celebrated Swedish Quartet, which
created sucn favorable impression at the
Press Club concert, has been engaged by
the Vienna Prater. The first appearance
will be made this afternoon in Kaiser
Franz Joseph Hall. The quartet will also
sing this evening and on Sunday afternoon
and night
The glee club Of the State University
will sing at the college section in the
Manufactures building every Saturday
afternoon hereafter, with view to making
! the he dQuarters agreeable to university
/
| o'clock.
The Palace of Viticulture will formally
be opened this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
| This annex to the Horticultural and Agri-
cultural Department ndoubtedly contains
the finest exhibit of California wines ever
made. To-day's opening is for the benefit
of invited guests only, but the entire ex-
hiOit will be thrown open to the public on
Monday next. An interesting programme
of exercises has been arranged for this
afternoon.
a contract has been let for the construc-
ton of large tank $50 feet in length by
80 feet In width. just inside the cinder
| track on the recreation grounds at the ex-
position. on which the grand fly-casting
tournament is to take place on May and
3. This will be a novel fea ture in the ex-
position attractions, and anglers from all
over the Pacific Coast are taxing great in
terest in it. On May the anglers convex
ton Is to be held IN Festival Ball and on
May there will be a grand fish banquet at
which the winners in the tournament will
be feted.
Los Angeles County has added magni-
tcent case OF crystalliZed traits to her ex-
hibit in the Southern California build
ing. The capitalization of fruits has been
gone into extensively in the county and
the mar ufacturerS have met with great
success even where brought into competi-
tiun with the finest imported glace fruits.
The exhibit. though small. is very chuiee
and comprises fancy boxes of cherries,
figs, pears, apricots and other varieties of
deeiduous fruits. The exhibitor is T. f.
Stetson of Pasadena.
The morning call., 1894-04-07
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.
A New Medical Aid Union to Be Es
tabIiShed.

The California Notion and Toy Company has
Incorporated with capital of 100000, OF
which $500 has been subscribed. Directors
Jacob LOewenthal, Benjamin Lehman, Nathan
Defiance, Joseph Naphtaly and Lionel B.
Feigenbaum.
The Dickins Lumber Company has filed artl-
cles Of Incorporation. DirectOrs-C w Grtggs
Of Tacoma. c. FL. Jones of Menomiaee, Mich,
w. A. Morgan of Los Angeles, Waller Dickins
and James Creighton, of San Francisco. Cap
ital $4,000, OF which S22, 200 has been sub
Scrlbed.
Articles Of Incorporation have been filed on
behalf of the United States Medical Aid Union.
Capital $4,000, OF which S45, 900 has been
subscribed. Directors-Jobp S. Jones, jerome
A. Fillmore, II. n. Graves, Charles E. Laugh.
ton, John f. Moody, George de Cola.
The morning call., 1894-04-07
Mrs. Neuman Appears.

Mrs. Annie Neuman. the witness who could
not be found when wanted by the Coroner
Thursday afternoon. appeared yesterday morn
ing and sgnified her willingness TO tell all she
knew about the Haight-street fire and the death
of Mrs. Jennie Ross ana her baby. The Inquest
looking for Robert Mcdonnell, the mechanic,
who threatened to do up" Contractor A X.
Irving, the father Of the woman who was
burned to death.
The morning call., 1894-04-07
Mems Furnishings !!

At Is Cents.
So dozen MEMS AND BOYS SILK
NECKWEAR. in the new shapes of
four-in- hands and tecks, satin lined,
neat colorings. extra good value for
SOC. will be closed out at 25c each.
At 25 Cents.
Ga dozen JAPANESE HEMSTITCHED
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, with
white or fancy borders. large size,
regularly sold at SOC, will be closed
out at Csc each.
At 12A Cents.
162 dozen MEMS SEAMLESS MERTNO
AND CASHMERE WOOL SOCKS,
finished with double heels and toes,
regular value 25c. will be closed out at
127ac pair.
At 12A Cents.
90 dozen MEMS FULL FINISHED I'M
PORTED COTTON SOCKS. in brown
and tan shades, with double-spliced
heels and toes, good value for CSC, will
be closed out at 127sc pair.
At Is Cents.
IS dozen FULL-FINlSHED UNDYED
SANITARY MERINO SOCKS, extra
good value for Csc. will be closed out
at 15c pair.
At so Cents.
rs dozen MEMS EXTRA HEAVY ME-
RINO UNDERSTANDS A n ID
DRAWERS, warranted nonshrinka BILE.
regular value 81, will be closed out at
SOC each.
At rs Cents.
GO dozen MEMS CAMEL'S HAIR AND
SANITARY CASHMERE WOOL
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
good value for 81 %, Will be closed out
at Zoe each.
At $1.OO.
as dozen MEMS SANITARY WOOL
AND VICUNA DERBY-RIBBED
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
warranted thoroughly shrunk, extra
good value for 81 80, will close out al
81 each.
The morning call., 1894-04-07
FOUNDED ON WIND.
Furnald's Attempt to Break Jail.
Larry kip's Danger.

The account of Walter Guy Furnald's at
tempt to escape from the County jail, and his
subsequent incarceration in the tanks, which
appeared in q morning paper yesterday, was
slightly inaccurate. There are no tanks I'm the
County jail and Furuald did not try to escape
His case Will be called in Judge Dange rfield's
court this morning. He says that he is going TO
have Lawyer Lawrence Kip arrested for rmbeZ-
Element, and asserts hat he gave Kip 5000 TO
be expended in his behalf, but the attorney has
done nothing for MIN