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a ssEssM ENT NoTICEs.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-GOULO AND
In Curry Silver Mining Company. Location of
principal place of business, San francisco, Cal;
location of works, Virginia, Storey County, New.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the
board of directors held on the 27th day OF
July, 1894, assessment, 10. IA OF fifteen (l5)
cents per share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation, payable Immediately in United
States gold coin, TO the secretary the office of
the company. room &c. Nevada block. 800 Mont
gomery St. san Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 3Oth day of August, 1894. will
auction; and unless payment is made before, will
be sold on FRIDAY. the 2lst day of Septem Der,
1894 to pay the delinquent assessment together
with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale,
BY order of the board of directors,
ALFRED X. DURBROW, Secretary.
Ofnce-Room SO, Nevada block. 800 Mont
gomery ST.. San Francisco. Cal. jy28 I'd
OvRRMAN SILVER MINING COMPANY
" Location OF principal place Of business. San
Hill, Storey County Nevada
Nottce is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board of Directors, held on the seven teenth
(17th) day of July 1894, assessm ent (No. III
capital stock of the corporation, payable imme-
di8tely in United States gold coin to the secre-
tary, at the Office of the company, Ala California
st., San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twenty first (2lst) day of
August. 1894. will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction; and. unless payment is
made before. will be sold TUESDAY, the
eleventh t1lth) day of September, 1894 to pay
the delinquent assessment. together with costs OF
advertising and expenses of sale. BY order of
the Board OF Directors.
GEO. D. EDWARDS. Secretary.
Ofhce-414 California ST., San Francisco, Cali
fornta. lyle I'd
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HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
FIvE-CENT FARE TO THE OCEAN.
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COL GETZ d BRO, REAL ESTATE OWNERS,
y NO Is POST ST.
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NOTICE OF PosTPoNEMENg.

In accordance with Law and an order of che
zoard of directors of the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company. adopted AZ It's meeting of April
Ia, 1894 and entered In It's records, the date OF
10, 1894 Is further postponed to May 1s 1885,, and
tho day OF sale for unpaid assessment No. IS far.
sher postponed to June 3, 1894. By order of the
board of directors Of the Eass sierra Nevaaa
Mining Company.
GEORGE r. sPIENEY. Secretary.
omee-2lS Pine st., room 28. San FrGncises,
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gina TO $500 FOR LOTS NEAR PARK.
$40 down, balance 80 monthly. SOL GEIZ &
RIO Post ST
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And in accordance with Law. and an order from
she Board of Directors, made the twentieth
l2oth) day ef June, 1894. 80 many shares Of each
parcel of su en- stock as may be necessary will be
sold at public auction, at the once OF the CON-
psny room 4, Nevada block, 800 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, CAL. on WEDNESDAY. the
ffteenth (16th) day OF August, 1894, ut the hour
of o'clock p. NJ. Of said day. to pay said delin-
quent assessment thereon, together with cost Of
advertising and expenses of sale.
CHAS. O. HARVEY. Secretary.
otice-Room A, Nevada block. SOC MONTGOMERY
street san Francisco, CAL jy27 I'd
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D
VIII build you a home IN any part OF Oakland on
your own plans on monthly payments. c. P.
KERN, 46S Ninth St, Oakland au2 If TuThSu
nSO Cash, BALANCE $50 PER MONTH: A
tDOO snap; new COTTAGE rooms and bath; in
the city of Oakland: this is a bargain see it at
once: price S22OO. NJ. j. LAY RANCE S Co,
466 Eighth st. Oakland. jy317t
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on ACRES IN KERN COUNTY; 2 MILES
OU from railroad depot; dark sandy loan: in
artesian belt. Sixth f1oor rm. g. Mills bldg. iy29:f
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.
In accordance with law and order OF the
board Of directors of the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company adopted at its meeting Of Marc b
l9. 1894, and entered in It's records the date OF
delinquency OF assessment No. g. levied JaRuary
10, 1894 Is further postponed 70 April 2e and the
day of sale tor unpaid assessment No. Is further
postponed to May IL. 1894. By order OF the
beard of droeters of the East Sierra Nsvaaa
Mining Company.
GEORGE r. sPINNEY, Secretary.
omce-3le Pine St.. roem 2S, SaR Bfandises.
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~ n TyING SONoMA CITY, Y,CAL-CoUNTRY
u. Real Estate Agent 632 Market St, S. F. ~ II
DAIRY RANCH OF 1900 ACRES, NEAR San
IL Rafael. for lease by JAMES TUNSTEAD
San Rafael jyl5 tt
. ACRES CHOICE FRUIT IN NAPA CITY:
8 good house; cheap L. MACKIN, Napa.ty3 Inns
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-NEW HOUSE. 8 ROOMS $50
I and lot easy terms. 1928 Eagle ave, near
Grand ST.. Alameda. au2 3t%
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EOO SUBMIT AN OFFER: NEAT BAY
u / OOU. window cottage Carolina, near
oath; just built; contains large rooms; only
short blocks 80 Howard-st. cabe-caTs, at 24th and
Potrero ave; very easy terms. BALDWIN &
HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st. iy29 SuIUTh st
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

S9.75. REDUCED FROM SO CO.
New cottage of 4 rooms with attic room; and
lot 5OxlO0 at y orth Berkeley; very nicely To-
Gated, and bargain. Apply at once to ALDEN
GARFIELD. 9OZ Broadway, Oakland. au2 At
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CALL FOR AIAPS AND DIAGRAMS.

SOL eETz BRo.....................IsP POST s
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COUNTRY REAL EST ATE.

O0O-ACRE HILL DAIRY RANCH; 60 ACRES
OZO cultivated, balance pasture: some fruit:
plenty wood aud water all fenced; win carry q
cows; old house, barn, miikhouse, etc.: miles
from town; $4,000, mostly cash D. Ii. TwING,
Senoma City, Cal ty3l 6I
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ItNF UItI -1ODD
Gaspar DesmOnd's Passion and Kreut-
ger Sonata Bearing ruit. Pauline Grayson
A Confederate Spy Capt 4 hos. n. Conrad
The Wild. Wide World Elizabeth Wetherell
The Prairie. Fenimore Cooper
Diary of a Village Gossip. Amelia Nj. Brown
Anal 10 RrnNu
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s. NJ. DAMON,
Minister oi Finance.
Finance Department, June 50, 1891
1564-ag STs7-St
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containing sn area OF I, 400 acres. little
more or less
Term-Lesse for ten years.
Upset price $50 per annum, payable
semi-snnuAlly in advance.
This lease is granted upoa the follow
ing conditions, viz:
The Government may at any time
during the term Of the lease, enter upon
take possession and dispose Of all or any
portion Of the said land for homestead
purposes. the Government allowing in
saeh case a corresponding reduction on
the rents.
2-The lessee IS to clear the lantana
from sIi land aud keep the same clear
ed during the term Of his lease.
J. A. KING.
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Office, Jnue -, 1884.
S7leSt
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Saleof Government Lots in Okoe
South Koua, Hawaii.

oa TUESDAY, July 81, 1894, at L
o'clock noon, st the front entrance OF
the Executive Building, viii be sold at
public auction, the following Lots in
okoe, South Kona, Hawaii, viz:
10; No. I-Containing an area of l04
acres. Upset price $50.
Lo, No. a-Contsining sn sres OF los
acres. Upset price SIS.
1t is conditioned that the purchasers
Of the above Lots shall pay cost of sur
vey and plotting Of same. Full inform
Stion in this regard can be obtSined at
the Land Office, Interior Department.
J. A. KING,
Minister OF the Interior.
interior 0fiee, June 20, 1894.
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BYAUTHORITY.

The Minister Of Finance spp7ovss OF
the following list Of persons 10 sct IS
nspu;y-Asses>o-s and Collectors for the
veSr 1874:
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President Dole said he hoPei Dele
| gate Carter would reconsider his &C
| ton. He had become accustomed 10
the work. and hsi done well, and he
| would be sorry to see him resign
| Delegate Carter said he thought he
hai done his share Of the work, and
/ thought be wSs entitled 70 = day ot
reSl on Sunday.
| After Article 81 hSi been reSd Snd
passed, Minister smith said thSI there
| WAS an omission that should be rsm-
| eiied. There hsd been no provision
made that the President should be the
! commander-in-Shi- Of the military
| iorces q the Republic. He moved 10
| suspend the rules snd insert the fol-
lowing article, 10 be numbered Article
s..
The President i the commander
in chief o. all the military forces Of the
Republic"
The motion was carried and the sr-
/ iiele inserted.
When Article : was reached, Coun-
| cillor McCAndleSs moved 10 insert the
woriS, in Section = ''snd Sll licensed
10 Practice law" There NSs chance
thai suy lawyer might be required 10
sit on the Supreme Bench in case Of
the disqualification q iSnySuprsmeJus-
tiee. This would render il possible for
any one, whether he had taken the
oath % allegiance ~ not, 10 decide on
questions affecting this Constitution.
Councillor Brown said he wished 10
be excused from voting on the Ques-
ton. He wSS s member % the bSr,
sud he did not want il said that hs
had voted 10 make the bar close cor
porStion.
Minister Smith thought that this
wSs going little too fSr. He did not
think il Necessary 70 revoke S lawyers
license Sny more than 20 take swSy
that o. s physician
Councillor Tenney did not like the
amendment IL seemed 70 be directed
81 a few lawyers with rOyAlistic ten
denotes.
Minister Hatch said be could not
support the proposed amendment.
he did no. think IL right 70 tSke SwSy
mans souuce q living because he
was SESiGst this form of government.
Delegate Io>eps thought the amend
meuI Was s sound one.
The amendment wsS lost
In Article % Councillor McCSnilesS
A4thCA - 4A4>c4- AAC Nt-NA> u
member q the bsr q the Supreme or
Sny inferior eoarJ," thus making i.
Imperative for every lawyer 70 tSke
the oath o. allegiance 70 the Republic. !
The vote resulted in tie, sni the I
President vo,ed sgainst the smend- I.
Ueur-
After Sll o. the Sriielss had been .
passed, Minister Hatch moved 20 re- /
consider Article -. referring 10 the I
President He moved 70 insert the I
words, The President ShSll, So stated 4
times receive for his services COM
pSoSs.ion which shall neither be in 4
crossed nor diminished during the 4
period for which be shall have been 4
elected. Snd he shall not receive, with 4
in thsI period, sny other emolumeut 4
rom the Republic
The amendment PISSED snd wss
nSde Article g
The President sppointed Delegate
Ables in plSce Of Delegate Carter on
The Committee on Revision.
The Convention adjourned until 10
o'clock Tuesday morning.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

To The Inhabitants And other persons
liable 70 Psy Taxes IN the Hawai-
isn Islands.
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Our New Judse-

Ms EDIToR-Ane new District Judge
wss appointed for the Island ot
Molokzi on June ?, 1924.
On Tuesday, June 19 ST noon,
when the passengers by the Mo
koliia landed ST Pukoo. the new
Judge, ". 4 kuksmsns, proceed
ed 20 search the passengers bsg-
gsge, claiming that as ne held the
Office Of Judge he hsd full power to
do 50.
Mr. Editor, the appointing OF such
men ss the sboye only brings the
sppointing power into odium. and
ridieule, and slienstes the true
friends Of the government
Molokzi, June q, 1894. D.
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CsulifoEers. celery snd rhubzrb
sre now being raised in Wsimes,
Hawaii. at an elevation Of 5000
feet, by Mr. Yredenberg, snd sent
20 this market The Hotel 20.
some Of the czulifowers last week
they were very fine ones.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Ths CouEs1.i01 net SE7iu Ss I-Sl
De.azs.< Carter razrzstsf Iced
ingiE thSE hs bSd S6OE1 any temper
during the Do-oiuE, o1s he tto1gaE
Il Wzs h.sEz1ss q tie night EoEE hs
hsd PIT On this Co0stlE1tiosl- He
bszs1S, bossTsr, % y Relieves from
flEthsr 61sE On tlS C.o0UItrss o<
RSVisiO1- Tbs Ezs Ezrllg oscSL Ss he
had eu1scSs1Eio2s sscrGllsS sgz11S1
wOzking q Sz1dzy-
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Sale of Government Land in Lam
pahoehoe Gulch, Hiio,
Hawaii.

On TUESDAY, July p, 1894. at L
O'Clock noon, SE the froat'entrSnee OF the
Executive Building, will be sold at pub
lie Auction, trac. Of Government Land
in LSupahoeboe Caleb, Hilo. Hawaii,
containing an area Of 81 65-l00 acres, =
little more or less.
It IS conditioned that the purchasers
Of the above Lots shall pay cast of sur
vey and plottirg OF same. Full inform
stion il this regard can be obtained at
the Land Office, interior Department.
Upset price sS0S 25.
J. A. KING,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Office, June %, 1894.
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--l-S - Esl 4zAC> II ne Naval
isn Islands:
Inc Assessors q the Hawaiian Islands
hereby give notice that their ofiees will
be opea iron the FIRST To The
THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF JULY, in
elusive, from An. TO 4F.M. Sundays
snd holidays e1cep;eil and on SATUR-
DAYS until u noon, znd all persons
liable 70 Dc taxed IN said Hawaiian Isl
Snds, either IN their own right, or as
Guardian, Administrator, Executor,
Trustee or otherwise, zre required by
law 10 bring in 70 the Assessors, within
the tine shove specified, trus lists Of sll
their polls zad estates bath resl aud per
so1sl.
Your attention Is called TO the fol-
loving rules and regulations Of the
Minister Of Finance for the Assessment
and Collection Of Taxes fo- the Hawaiian
Islands:
No. l-Vslus O: Land to be separate fron
value o; Buildings and Improve
uents-
No2-ln uSElg return, state the street
znd number Of lots in TO n, Or lots in
the country shall be described By
noting the name Of the III O. Ahu-
pu4S in which they zre situated, and
the number Of the land Commission
Award Sni Royal P&:eut under
which the lsnd Is held, znd the zrss.
Also sts.s # any property has been
sold during the year, 10 whom and
to- via: p-ics-
No S-Re;urns Of Personal Property are
10 Be IS of you books Of July Ist,
1894.
No. 4-Undsr LeSsehold Interests 8
schedaIe must be given of al leases,
tbezr tern, rental and ureIpired
term.
No 5-Gr0sing Crops Of su kinds, 10:
specified above, are taxable.
No. 6-Au Schedules attached to this
rs;ua sre psrt hereof, znd must
be filed o.; Is follozs.
Sehei1le A-EnstIei "'GroEing Crop ot
Cane" Requires the following par
ueulsrs- No. a Acres, Descripsiou,
YSlc= ps- Acre, z1i Estimated
Yieli II tons Of S1zr of Cr03 Canes.
sehaiLIs B-sn1iilei ''LSrds Leased. -
Requires psrtis1lz-s IS per r1le So.4.
Sehsi-ls C-Er,itlei Lands held II
tassupls" Requires particulars as
ps- Rue No ? Als2 s-zie Il the
lszd : f1.azt, Gaze q Pasture
Sebet1le D-EntiiIe3 Cattle Lsss Re
qlraz No. sni Yzl1s q Working
z1d Hsri Cattle, Mich Cars and
BgIs, SziTe q Imported.
No T-C3oSgansu-s Of Property Ehsr-
eTz- t-oa, II O o1f q Bad, are 10
u taxed here.
NJ. s-Ps.soozl Izr=s shall Dc usii bF
every nals inhsb5.znfoE a the HxEss-
n Isls0is between TIE zgas Of 4
seTezteea and SKY yezrz, Unless 1
eIOrzsi by zE.
JONATHAN SHAW,
4ssssso< for Ozha.
c. g. DtCKET,
4ssass3g f1r AsE.
H c. AUSTIS,
Assessor t5< Hawai-.
J. (. FARLEY,
Asess9s f3< EEzzi-
Approved by
s. n DAxoS.
Hizase< q F1x7o7.
s57-& I5SIH
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T,veufr-S.coud Day.
SArrRnAY. Iane 81 -.

The Convention Was called - o1isT
81 70 O'Clock Saturday morning by
President Dole. After prayer and roll
call, the minutes OF the last meeting
we've reSd Sni approved.
\ communication from the Amsri-
can League %Ss read, ConErStulSiiuE
the Convention on its work On mo-
ton o. Delegate Baldwin, the letter
was received with thanks Sni laid on
lbs table
The following Petition wSs read
from Mrs- +. :. Pratt II was laid on
the table:
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION,
The Third Reading et the Draft
Finished S2turiay.
ONLY one OATS woRK NOV TO Do

The Couzaittec ou Revision wIu Make
very Few Univ- pcr;sut Chznees. and
Then the werS l. over-ConvenJiou
Members Photographed by Williams.
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Sale of Lease of the Government
Land Of Ho1zzuIz. North
Kous, Hawaii

o. TUESDAY, JAY "a. 1874. at u
0ieso.sk ro0a, Il tie frooz sa,rzres Ct TIE
EIs-1-iEe BGlii1s, I'll De 30 = - s1b-
e Sosi0o, ne lszE 4 tas G7Fanzszt
L1d O Hoozzziz, Sonh Kg1z, Hawai-,
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government. A few months ago
did some special work for the Special
Assessment Department, for which
received about 500 or SO. That Is
the only public money l have drawn
for four years. am actively engaged
In the real estate business. and am
not hunting any political job. 1t ia
all scheme to hurt me In my race
for Congress In the Fourth District,
1t Is true that my son James Is EN-.
ployed IN the County Treasurer's
Office. didn't suppose there was
any objection to that, though.
"Joseph Lawler, Of the Street
Cleaning Department, Is no relative
Of mine whatever Joe Lawler, my
brother, was given that place In the
Police Department by Hopkins for
work done for him directly. John,
my nephew, has held that position in
the Street Department under Wash.
turne, Harrison and Hopkins. lie IL
a good clerk. There Is 40 such per.
son as Ed Mcdaniel. 1t should be
Ed McQuade. ! have a brother.in-
law OF that name who Is a imekeeper
In the Water Department. but he
does not get $l0C--Only 49,"
-.
The state Board OF Equalization
met at Springfield, but transacted no
business, excepting such Us related to
the organization of the board, for the
reason that the work OF tabulating
the assessment returns from the vari-
Gus counties has not yet been com.
pleted. although they are all In.
Elijah Jones was elected doorkeeper
and Isaac Gaskins his assistant. The
various committee clerks were pro.
vided for by resolution, and the sec.
rotary of the board was instructed to
refer all reports now in to the com.
mittees to which they belong. The
board then adjourned until Tuesday
morning, the 2lst, when 1t Is under.
stood the assessment returns will
have been tabulated and printed.
-.
North Town Assessor w. T.. Ball
Is spending his vacation at Paw Paw,
Mich.
-.
Republicans OF the Sixth Congress.
sional District are still inclined to
postpone their convention until
September 10 order to have a short
campaign. Justice Il. G. Hamburger.
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tendance. II Franklin MacVeagh's
engagements will permit he will be
present and deliver IN address
-.
Congressman Reed, OF Maine, will
come TO Chicago In October to advise
the voters to elect the Republican
ticket
-
Henry Wullf, Republican candidate
for State Treasurer, has gOnc to Mon.
tana. lie left his political interests
In charge OF Theodore Gestefeld, who
Is also managing Daniel ID. Healy's
campaign.
rs
Two lake captains who have been
warned by Collector Russell against
rae ng their boats have had like warn.
ings administered to them In past
years without salutary effect. RevO.
cation OF license Is the only disci.
pline that brings such folly to an end.
~.
The Evening Journal thinks it a
great pity that the Senatorial elec.
ton in Illinois this year Is not by
popular vote. 1t would have been
practically by popular vote II the
Evening Journals party had had
pluck enough to nominate senate.
rial candidate against Franklin Mac.
Neagh.
Frank Lawlcr objects to the pub.
LEGATION OF the list OF the members of
Clan Lawler who are now drawing
fat salaries from the public treas.
ury. He says it isn't so. Also that
it is a vile Vaccination on the part
Of enemies to do him up In his race
for Cong ess in the Fourth District
against Tim Ryan. The list as pub,
lished included the modest Frank
himself, Special Assessment Depart
ment 5000 a month; Joe Lawler,
cousin, chief clerk Water Depart.
ment, 5000: Joe Lawler, brother,
custodian OF stolen property, 5000;
John Law!er, nephew, timekeepcr
Street Department, 800; James
Lawler, son, clerk County Treas.
urer's office, 800; Ed Mcdaniel, en-.
gineer Harrison street pumping sta.
ton, 800.
Frank Lawler says: "As to myself,
! want to make complete denial.
] am not on the pay roll OF the city
or county government, or any ether
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Mr.. Lorimer Is preparing to make
an active canvass In the Second Con.
gressiOnal District. His personal &C.
quaintance In the district Is large,
and many of the laboring people will
support him. They are dissatisfied
with the nomination OF John u.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-08-18

Mr. William Budinger, n sterling
Democrat Is mentioned as good Dem.
ocratic timber for State Senator In
the First District.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-08-18

The Sixth District committee prob.
badly will not meet for a week or two.
Col. Aug. Jacobson, Solomon Meyer,
Justice E. c. Hamburgher, eX.Sherifl
Matson, DIR. Bluthardt, and several
Others have been mentioned for Con.
gress. Some of the friends OF Justice
Hamburgher are quite active.
Evening journal., 1894-10-09
RUNYoN WOULD ACCEPT.
He Would Leave Germany to Go to the
United states Senate.

ne " Quiz LehNe Gefnlant TO 10 TO the
United states Senate.
BERLIN, Oct. ga press representative
had an interview with tho Hon Theodore
Runyon, the American ambassador to Ger,
many, in relation to the report that he
would probably be solicited as the success
sor of Senator John r. Mcpherson OF
New Jersey. Mr.. Runyon said:
II absolutely know nothing personally
about any movement having as its object
my election as the successor Of Mr. Nc
Pherson. Since leaving the United States
on Aug. 16 have had scarcely any polit-
ical tidings-practlcally none outside the
newspapers Since arriving in Berlin
have read about Mr. McPherson's III
health, which has been the cause Of great
personal sorrow to me.
knowing the man as do, can ap
preciate the sincerity Of his desire to re-
sign, as he would never accept office unless
he was able to discharge fully every trus
OF his position. The delicacy Of my friend
ship with Mr. Mcpherson does not per
NIT discussion Of the question Of success
sion, but this much l will say: I thu
New Jersey legislature honors me Will
election to the United States senate,
will probably accept"
Evening journal., 1894-10-09
ntIddletown Social News.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
MIDDLETowN, Oct. 9-Miss Blanche
Wright, of near here, is on a visit to a
school friend at Salisbury, North Caro-
lima.
Miss Clara Moore has gone to Philadel
phie to resume her studies at the Women's
Medical College.
George Ivory, of Colts Station, is
visiting relatives here.
Frederick Stacker, of Smyrna. was in
town yesterday.
DR.. Askew and wife, formerly Of B alti-
more, now Of Wilmington, who have
been enjoying visit among friends
here, returned home yesterday
Miss Lottie Hawkins. Of CLAYTON. re-
turned home yesterday, after visiting
her relative, Miss Gertie Bennett, for
several days
Alex Moody. OF Smyrna, visited rela-
tives and friends here yesterday.
Victor Messick returned to Milling.
ton, Md yesterday, after visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs j. B Messick, for
some days
Charles Jolls. railway mail clerk on
the Della ware division. arrived at his home
Evening journal., 1894-10-09

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