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The morning call., 1894-04-22
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
O'FARRELL CO.,
COUNTRY LAND DEPARTMENT.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

No. $1,000 acres all improved level land: 8
miles south of Healdsburg, on Santa Rosa road;
10 acres In vineyard; acres in besring rut. as
sorted; 20 acres in grain land, the balance In
rooms, har d finished: barns, one of which is
new; carriage house and sheds. etc price $4,000;
this is a bargain.
No. 45-16 acres miles northwest of Santa
Rosa; z acres In prunes / year old; variety OF
trees for family use; good bard-fnished house of
4 rooms. with pantry. G osets and summer Kitchen;
good new barn; good well and water piped TO the
barn; price $1,000; mortgage S14O0 at per cent
No. 46-40 acres miles south of Santa Rosa;
90 acres in bearing fruits lair house and barn:
good level land, well fenced; price $1,000
No. AS lots 5OxI5o i'll suburbs OF Santa Rosa;
good haru-finished house of 10 rooms, with hot
and cold water all through 1t; nicely flushed: .
small barn: windmill and tank in good order;
nearly double the amount asked.
is acres; beautiful place in Palo Alto.
so acres at Belmont, all In prunes, cheap.
80 acres near Kenwood. fine orchard, good i'm
provements.
Al acres near Santa Rosa, highly improved.
acres near Fruitvale ave-, all In fruit, fine i'm
provements; cheap.
OFARRELL q CO.,
IL Montgomery ST.. San Francisco
ap22 SuMoNe 81
TN SUBDIVISIONS
NORRIS RANCH,
IN THE CELEBRATED
SAN RAMON VALLEY. CONTRA COSTA CO.,
IN.
10, 20 AND 80 ACRE TRACTS
EASY TERMS,
AND TO SUIT PURCHASERS
MUST BE SOLD.
FOR MAPS, CIRCULARS AND INFORMATION
APPLY TO
q. n, UMBSEN d CO.,
Ia MONTG OMERY ST, SAN FRANCISCO.
We have an office at the Hayward Hotel, Hay
wards. from where our representative will take
parties desiring to look at the property.
ja2l SuTuTh If
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

FL. LIssAk. o. L. Won RHEIN.
n f. Won RHEIN Il CO.. REAL ESTATE
". Agents. Auctioneers and House Brokers, 5l3
| California street.
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GlE0O CORNER ON SIERRA ST, NEAR
ID 1OOO. oath and Potrero ave. cars; cottage
of rooms and bath; lot 25xl00.
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0EO SOO UNDER LEASE AT $500 PER
tDOA. OUO. month net; new modern hotel of
So rooms. ETC., one of the main streets north
of Market east OF Leavenworth; lot 81 :6xl37 IS
mortgage of S2O, 900 at 61a per cent can remain
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DROLL BAEHR Il co, REAL ESTATE
/ and Insurance Agents, 23S Montgomery St
INVESTMENT AND RESIDENCE.


i and Insurance Agents, 23S Montgomery St
INVESTMENT AND RESIDENCE
S12OoO-Must be sold soon: Clay st. near
Stockton; lot IS :9x137:6, with large residence;
10 rooms; baths; in good condition; only part
cash required
S45O0-FIats, renting for $40 monthly and 6
rooms; bath; modern Austin ST., near Suffer and
Van Ness ave.
Se500-Reduced: fine lot. SO :l0x150; Dolores
St, near 10th; old improvements: cheapest piece
on block.
s36O0-A bargain coy cottage Liberty st.
near alencia, in Mission warm belt; very choice
residen locality. contains rooms; BATH nice
garden: all improveW MIS-; lot 25x
$6500-Reduced: Suffer ST., near Scott; store
and stable with fine fiat above rooms and bath !:
improvements new and modern.
$25OO-Bush-st lot. ear Baker; 25x137:6; for
residence or fats
$l2OO-Elizaheth ST., near Diamond: lot 25x
ia: street work done
s2sO0-Make offer; Francisco ST.. near Mason;
lot 26x55 to Waters st. in rear: partly improved.
$7500-Corner on Church ST.. bet. 18th and eth |;
l2SxlOO, on line or cable road soon 20 be built;
street done; excellent opportunity for builder.
SSj00-Fine corner investment; rents for $75
monthly: lot 55x127 on Hilbert ST., near Tay Tor:
improvements rent welt; part of lot vacant; a
bargain. PROLL BA EHR CO.,
sf
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Ge50O OFFER WAN TED: MUST BE SOLD;
CCOOUO. good, 3-story house of fats OF
rooms and bath and 1 and rooms each; cottage
OF 3 rooms, rents 500; lot 4Ox6S:9; street &C.
cepted; near 4th and FOLSOM SITS.
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n1O 600 RENTS 1876 PER ANNUM: oC-
N III. UtO. Uavia. near Hayes; houses OF
rooms and bath; bsy-windOws, brick foundations,
etc. street accepted; lot 80 :9xS2 %.
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G0RO0 ELEGANT RESIDENCE; HAIGHT
u OOOO. ST.. near Lyon; ,27x137:6; rooms
and bath. MADISON & BURKE.
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$3.50 SCH.. AND n
rooms and bath ana lot: fine marine view; part
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nODOo NICE NEW COTTAGE OF ROOMS
SNOUOU. and bath; brick foundations; stone
walks. etc; rents SI8; lot 251l00i York st., near
Potrero-ave. cars.
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ok OOO ELEG ANT MANSION; CORNER
ID 1O.OOO. on Devissdero St; II rooms and
bath; laundry, brick foundations, stone walks
5OTl26
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For further particulars apply to O'FARRELL
co IL MontqomerH ST ap22 SnWe u
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GaoOOO A PICK-UP-2-sToRY BAY-wIN
ID DUUO. dow house of Z rooms aud bath
brick foundations. etc; rents $50: Lapidge st.
near 18th and Valencia; 25xS0.
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GOOOOTHE CHEAPEST THING ON EARTH;
DZOUO. Elegant bay-window cottage of o
rooms and bath on 9th St. all the latest modern
improvements: only years old can be had with
very little cash balance in monthly instaliments.
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o7OOO CHOICE RESIDENCE ON SCOTT
u IUUO. st. (Pacifc Heights), rooms and
bath. attic and basement; lot 301lO7:6; new
house, built about oneyear.
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nODSn GOOD PLACE FOR EXPRESS
II ZOU. man: cottage Of rooms and bath;
stable. ETC.; street accepted Dy the city lot 25x
70; Clara st.
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OQ0OO PINE-ST INVESTMENT; RENTS
u OOOO. $50 per month; 2 houses and flats
lot 25x120; street accepted.
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TOR sALE-A SUNNY MODERN BAY-wIN-
I dow cottage: rooms and bath 425 9th ST.:
a bargain; only third cash. b. b., box "a, Cali
Branch ONCE
A. HAT HAVE YOU TO EXCHANGE? EQUITY
" $500; cottage: large lot; suburbs: balance
$40 per month Address Il. box l16, call Branch. -
CIV. CASTRO AND 25TH. 30Ia0, S2650; CAS-
- tro mr. 10Th. "a xS0, $1,000; Gath, nr. Sanchez
25x9O, $500. 220 Diamond st. ap22 It's
JOSEPH KEMP,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKER,
1921 Mission st.
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cTOSO PACIFIC HEIGHTS; RESIDENC CT
u ZOO. OF rooms and bath; brick founda
uons, all modern convenienceS. commandin
unsurpassed marine views: stone walks, laundry
etc; lot 25x122 IS; Vallejo st.
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GIL zoo RENTS 1884 PER ANNUM; 8
u j i. OUU. houses OF rooms and bath each :
brick foundations. stone walks, etc; mortgage of
$4,000 can remain; lot 50Xl37 IS; Eddy st.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

GREAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CORNER, CEN
" trail in Oakland: street electric cars pass the
block on 2 sides and two steamcar lines within 3
minutes walk: Will sell %, SO. 70 or 100 feet
frontage. Apply TO W. E BARNARD Il son, 46S
Ninth ST. Oakland. ap22 1T
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
7 CANNOT RENT YOU A 7-R0OM HOUSE FOR
L SIS monthly, but can sell you house,
near station, all street work done, very easy
terms. JOS. j. MASON, DwigEtway station. 81 is
ooK HERE-I WILL BUILD you AROUSE
j in orchard, only blocks from station.
the north SHE of the street, all street work done
lovely spot. on easy terms. JOS. j. MASON.
Dwightway station. ap2l 15t
HOUSE AND LOT; 4ROoMS, ETC: MUST BE
II sold; nice view of bay and city: cash in
stalments. Inquire University ave. and Third ST..
Ii. 0STERMAN, West Berkeley. apIS 5tT
MUST BE SOLD-2-STORY GROOM HOUSE;
VI all street work done; cement walk: bargain
for cash. J. D. MASON, wight-way statIon.17 los
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Q.<)700 GREAT BARGAIN: RENTS S23
u w. per month: 2-story house of rooms
and bath; near Geary and Steiner sts.; lot 22 :61
70; part cash.
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O.AOOO ELEGANT NEW BaY-wINDOW
tN4UUU. cottage OF rooms and bath; nicely
finished basement brick foundations and modern
conveuiences; near Ridley aud Devisadero sts,;
nj
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Q.I6O EACH-4 LOIS ON sCHUY LER ST.
u w cor. Old Hickory: level and ready to
build on; 50 per month. s. DUCAS, IL Mont
gomerY ST.
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DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN ALL PARTS
IL OF the city; Pine, Page, Clay, Sacramento.
Waller, lizard, Carl, Fell, Stanyan Cole. Ash
burr. Fair OAKS ST. and De Long ave in fact we
building lots in all parts OF the city on all OF
the desirable streets
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CLIO EOO CHOICE NE CORNER RESI-
II Id. CUO. dence on California ST.; consist
OF double parlors, dinngro kitchen, buffers
pantry, storeroom. 8 chambers and bath; lot 55x
95; an offer might be entertained.
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mtrO CASH BALANCE INSTALLMENTS;
N 4OU 1913 Castro ST., near 23d; rooms, bath,
attic and basement: house open.
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neOOO 2 ELEGANT FLATS: INCOME S55
sNOUUU4 per month; one of the best locations
in the city: Scott ST. near Haight street paved
with bituminous rock and accepted by the city;
lot 25xlO6 81; this is positively the cheapest pair
q fats in the city.
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$4,000 BT paFn aosS st. or Koo
TOBIN & McNALLY, $50 Market. Az SuTuTh 1T
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4OoC CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY PAY
S4Uti ments: new 2-story house of rooms and
bath; sanitary plumbing: Eureka ST., near goth;
only one left.
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a. OOOO CORNER RESIDENCE OFT ROOMS
u OJUU. and bath; 25h and Diamond SITS.
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SAN RAFAEL REAL ESTATE.


gcOOO0 A BARGAIN IN ROSS VALLEY;
u L'iOO. house OF rooms and bath: min
utes' walk from San Ansemo station; large lot;
terms easy.
$l200-House OF A rooms on Third ST., San Ra-
fael blocks from Courthouse; street work done.
S300U-New modern house of rooms aud bath
on Fifth avenue, block from broad-gauge depot:
large lot; street work done; concrete sidewalk;
for rent at S27 90 per month.
$I50O-House of rooms in Shorts addition;
large Iot with fruit trees and flower garden
Building and acreage lots in San Rafael and
Ross Valley. Apply TO JAS TUNSTEAD, 602
Fourth st. San Rafael. apis IF
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orEOOn REDUCED FROM $3.50. IN Or
IL CZOU. der to make an immediate sale:
choice business corner in the Mission: drug
store below and fat above; property leased for
five wears; size OF lot 25xSO: this building is new
and cost the owner over $4,000
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MO CASH REQUIRED: ELEGANT RESIDENCE
IN rooms; bath: fin shed basement: Will take
vacant lot in part payment. MADISON BURKE
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apl2 IF ThSu
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

SALOON AND LUNCH-Hu Csc; LIVI
> rooms; cheap rent. 1915 Steiner st. ap22
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Q1S0 LOT AZ, BLOCK 90, CITY LAND
u Il on. Association: about / block from the
electricians, ocean View; cheap for $500. S.
DUCAS, l / Montgomery st.
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BERKELEY HOUSES.

GCTkO AN ELEGANT HISTORY COT.
~ w. tage-house in East Berkeley. near
University; rooms on first floor: modern i'm.
provements, stable, etc; lot 5Oxl25: street work
all done; terms easy; positively a bargain. W. A
CALDWELL, 415 Montgomery, s. +. ~ SuTu h tt
@. e FOR RENT IN LORIN-7-ROOM COT
d IL tage; bath, stable and all modern i'm
provements; cheap. Apply to w. c. MORAN,
Real Estate Agent, Lorin. or 915 Page st, this
CITY ANIL
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Ii ORSES PASTURED, 81 so MONTH; GOOD
II feed and care: convenient to San Francisco
send for circular. HYDE. $50 Commercial. a2O I'm
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a. cOO FOR LOT 49, GIFT MAP 8; BLOCKS
II CUU from Howard and 18th SITS. s. DUCAS,
IL Montgomery ST.
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Q.00O EACH FOR LOTS 1903. 1909. Is o
u ZOO and l5ll. Gift Map 3: l block from the
Howard-st car on the San Bruno road: level and
ready 70 build ON. s. DUCAS. IL MONTGOMERY st.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-23
HONOLULU. MAY %, 1894.
The State Of Nature :

Great Scott. what did they do
on board the Takachiho to the
editor of the Advertiser last night
He is publishing a philosophical
essay today which makes the
readers Of the morning Boiler
PLATE" grin aud wish that the
portals Of Mr.. Auld's asylum
would open, and swallow the
little scribbler. Lieutenant Boo
ter has infected Mr. Castle.
The ex- officer of the something
hussars has captured the good
will and sympathies of the young
sprig of the solid missionaries,
who. like a Crusader of old, APP
pears as the champion of the
weak-that means the females.
The Advertiser editor is not,
however, throwing in his cham
pionship for the followers of
Christianity. On the contrary,
ne tells us that Investigations
of modern ethnology have shown
that Eden is myth, and, that
early men are everywhere the
same superstitions, cunning and
brutal savages. The editor of
the Boiler Plate" is an early
man. He is too early to suit his
fellow citizens. He is daisy.
Aud we always admitted the
soft impeachment. But when he
comes out in serious manner,
although just returned from
Japanese dancing party, and tells
US that he. in the future, together
with Lieutenant tof something
hussars) Boeter will wear no
clothes and only live on bananas
or other high-grown fruits, he
becomes an object of sympathy,
of commiseration and of ridicule,
mixed with pity.
We understand that Mr.. Boeter
and the Idusrtj0cr, are very
superior to sill criticism and to
all ridieule. We are willing and
ready TO acknowledge their
superiority At the same time,
we must say that any attempt in
this the ma do siecle. to reduce
the present crew TO become like
the noble red man or like a
kimoRo dressed japanese viii
not meet the men we created OF
at least lived up to and supported
the rules, regulations and re-
sources Of the civilization of to-
day.
II Mr.. Castle and Mr.. Boeter |
desire to live on bananas and |
prefer cocoaaut milk to Buffalo
beer. they are entitled to do SO
aud they are welcome to enjoy
their peculiar taste. But when
Mr. Castle (even after ball on
board the Takachihol joins Mr..
Boeter in an insane idea OF
off and reducing the
ailors and dry-goods sellers to
iaught and ruin all the 'sheenies'
'hinese or otherwise, we kick.
Ir Castle is, to say the least, a
title erratic. One day. he wants
D place the women on the top OF
be ladder and make them equal {
} the sterner sex. the next day !
e desires TO strip cur sisters"
nd make them eat bananas.
Ir. Castle is 'ignoblered man.
Ie can't be scalpedl
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-23
A Dream of Fairyland.

n LII Cd4A VI cAA AS.4eA-
The Captain and officers of H.
/. J. NJ S. "Takaehiho- were
AT Home last evening to the
fortunate residents Of Honolulu,
who were lucky enough to be
favored with an invitation to be
present At the boat-landing the
guests were met By the officers
in charge OF the fotilla and
courteously escorted to the boats
which rapidly transported them
to the superb ship. Upon srriv-
ing, the Captain with his officers
greeted their friends. and after
deyisting themselves of their
wraps. the elect were astounded
by veritable glimpse of fairy
land-fowers bloomed every
where; some from the apex of
deadly looking cannon shell;
some from the cannon itself.
making those huge engines of
war loose their grim terrors in
the eyes of the assembled array
of Honolulus beauty. Seldom
has it been the fortune of our
people to attend a fete so well
arranged, and never have the
decorations ELECTED so much adj
miration. Turn where YOU will,
the flowers of fair Japan greeted
and pleased the eve SO sweet and
natural that one could imagine
his senses greeted with the
balmy doors waited from the
blossoms, yet when he drew near
to inhale the sweets of some
individual flower, be would find
that tie flowers were paper,-the
awork of the deft hands of the
sailors of this magnificent ship.
Dancing was the order of the
evening aud well did the elite of
our society avail themselves of
opportunity; then. when the ex-
ertions of the light fantastic
somewhat palled, the dancers
were escorted to the Ward room
where a sumptious supper await
ed them and to which due justice
was done. 1t can be truly said
that never has an entertainment
upon a war ship in our port elicit
ed so much favorable comment or
so great admiration for the arts
tic effects produced by the
various combinations of flags
and flowers as that which greeted
the eye last evening.
Society of Honolulu was there
in full force. The officers
of the war-vessel were ably
assisted by the members of the
japanese legation. The Imperial
Diplomatic agent Mr.. S. Full
and Mrs. Fujii were untiring in
their efforts of making their
numerous Honolulu friends feel
sat home" 1t would take more
space than this paper can afford
to mention even 1.-THE of the
gentlemen and ladies who enjoy
the first entertainment given by a
Japanese war vessel. To describe
the decorations would take the
pen of lola. To do Justice to the
display of beauty (by the girls)
courtesy (by the hosts and good
will in smiling" (by the Homo
lulu chaps) would b. beyond the
ability of any scribe. Honolulu
society will not quickly forget the
hospitality on board the Taxa
chino and itisto be hoped thstan
encore will be responded to.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-23

THERE ARE FOUR DETA-
CHED Cottages annexed t. the
dotel suitable for private families.
The main building contains %
Bed Rooms large Dining Room.
Psrlor. etc. The forniture is all
elegant and in good condition.
The Grounds are beautifully laid
out in Trees, Flowers, Ferns, and
other Plants.
This business can be brought at
a bargain on easy terms as to pay
ment.
~ Apply to
T. E KROUSE.
Arlington Hotel Office.
may 9-tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-28
K. HOGE COMPANY, BICYCLE HE4P ERE4 y4gss

human testimony could fix it, that this
card had boon shut up in tho leaves OF
book nine years."
"Thon l would say" replied tho OK
pert. that some ono must have taken it
out three or four years ago and written
on it."
THAT fact, il established us n fact,
would not shaEo your belioi?."
mot unless some one could convince
me that the writing had come there by
spiritual agencies"
DR.. Schaofer's Cross.cxamination was
protracted we'll in the afternoon. Mr..
Wilson obtained from him the admis.
sion that sometimes forgcries were so
skilfully done as to deCeivn experts.
After brief REORGANIZATION Of Dr..
Schaefor, Edwin Is. Hay was put upon
tho stand. lie had for twenty-five yehrs
made special study OF handwriting,
and had boon n witness in a number OF
noted suits, among them the ono
brought by Mrs. Oliver against the late
Simon Cameron for breach of promise
lie was certain the letter exhibited and
the one addressed to "Wessie" Brown
were written by the Same person. After
some sparring over Mr.. Hays decIura-
ton that no perdon could successfully
initiate another s handwriting through
4 long letter, the court adjourned for
the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-28
KNOWLEDGE

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adapting The worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value 10 health Of the pure liquid
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It's excellence is duo to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, tho refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
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1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval OF the medical
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ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale By MI drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
nfactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig.
and being well informed, you will nor
accept any substitute if offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-28

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The pension
rolls will be greatly enlarged by de-
cision by Assistant Secretary Of the In
terror Reynolds announced at the de-
partment to-day. 1t is ono OF the most
important made by tho present admin
istratlon, and will admit to the rolls the
names OF large number OF insane,
idiotic and permanently helpless minor
children Of deceased soldiers. where the
pensions Of tho former had ceased by
tho children attaining the age OF sixteen
years prior to tho passage OF the act Ct
Juno q, 1890, the decision holding that
the act Of 1890 had tho effect OF rcstor-
ing these dependent persons to the rolls
during lie OF continuance OF the disa.
bility.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-28
y Liberal Union Gain,

LEiII, March 27.-The result OF tho
elections held here yesterday is n VIC
tory Tor Mr.. R. c. Munro.Fcrguson,
Home Ruler, who was seeking re.eloc-
ton to parliament on mis- appointment
ms junior lord OF the treasury. The fol-
lowing are the official figures:
Alunro-Ferguson. Home Ruler, 5,S25;
Bell, Liberal Unionist. 1929. Home
rule majority, 1896. The Home Rulers
pollcd 81 moro votes yesterday than at
the preceding election, but the Liberal
Unionist sent 534 more voters 10 tho
polls, with the result that there was q
Liberal Unionist gain OF AL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-28
EXPERT TESTIMONY.

DIR. Schacfer, nu Expert In Handwriting,
Gives His Opinion of the Alleged Forged
Lcttcr-Tho Evidence Objected to.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 27.-At-
torney Butterworth, OF Colonel Brcckiu-
ridges counsel, kept tho circuit court
waiting for quarter OF au hour, and
then failed to appear ut tho frat session
OF court to-day. Finally tho defOnac
called to the witness stand the chief OF
police, Major Moore, in whose offices
there had been two promises made by
Colonel Breckenridge to marry Miss
Pollard on May Is and II, 1893. 1t was
proposed to contradict some OF Miss
Pollnrds statements regarding thcze in.
teryews. Major Moore denied that in
either OF the two interviews Colonel
Breckenridge had said, This Is one OF
life i tragedies" or that he had said
anything about Miss Pollard bearing
two children or being pregnant.
In neither interview had Colo.
mel Breckenridge said, "shc know
was a married man when she took me-"
Nor had Miss Pollard said "Yes, gave
myself to him."
''liow long did that interview last?"
asked Judge Wilson in cross.cxamina.
ton.
Fifteen or twenty minutes"
"a great deal WAS said that you do
not remember?
"ies. sill"
Answering further questions the ma.
Tor said that no had only male notes OF
what impressed his mind after the inter.
view VIVA corcludcd, that Miss Pollard
and Col. Breckinridgc had talked all
the time, Miss Pollard seeming excited
: and doing most OF the talking, while
Col. BreCklnridge seemed cool. How
much had been said which he could re.
member part OF the conservation he had
recorded in his notes would not have
occupied more than hall \ minute.
His attention had not been called to tho
conversation Tor three months after
ward. The second interview 1t was
developed under cross-eXaminaton had
lasted nearly IN hour and had been less
excited than the first, Miss Pollard doing
most OF the talking.
.ln this interview OF the 18th OF Nav
when Miss Pollard narrated that she
lay on the sofa. Colonel breckenridge
sat beside her, and aiterward he took
her hand in MS and your hand and
promised to marry herr" repeated
Judge Wilson, aiming to emphasize an
old score.
"Yes sir"
Then Judge Wilson asked il anything
had boon done in the interview to indi-
cato that tho promise OF marriage was
merely scheme between tho parties
not made in good faith, tho defense was
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