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was removed to the island and subjected
to q bichloride of mercury bath.
The nearest house to 274 Eighth ave-
nue. Is 1850. A number OF cases have been
removed from the latter place during the
past fen weeks.
The Moran boy may ave contracted
smallpox from that quarter. Health In
spectors are trying to find the true cause
to-day.
A most thorough cleaning up is being
tenement to-day. All Of the furniture and
household effects OF the twenty families
IN the place Is being sent to the Recep-
ton Hospital and fumigated. 1t Will he
returned to the owners.
The walls and ceilings are being wash
ed down with disinfectants.
A corps OF .~vacc!nators, accompan.ei
by sanitary policemen are going through
all the tenements In the Vicinity vacCI-
mating everybody they can hnd.
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POINT BREEZE RACES.
Only n TrottinE Meeting to lie Held
Mt the Philadelphia Track.

ny NhNpcldttl ITFrr
PHILADELPHIA, March 3o.-That
there will be no running meeting at the
Point Breeze track the coming season
was practically settled at the meeting
of stockholders OF the Philadelphia Driv-
ing Park Association last night. In the
place OF the previous offer which Dan
lei McClinch made for n lease Of the
park to the Board OF Directors, he
offered another proposition In which he
agreed to lease the property for twelve
years. paying all taxes. insurance and
a yearly rental OF 5000.
He also agreed to make all necessary
improvements, but he wanted IL distinct
ly understood that he would not execute
any lease unless all the stockholders
agreed TO his proposition. The PROPOSE
ton was not received with much favor.
and no action was taken on 1t. The
stockholders, however, decided to hold
an extra trotting meeting une IS to ~.
There will be twelve races, and SlO.-
600 will be hung up in purses. There
will be three stake races, the 2.l3 pace
and the go and Pa trotting, and the
purses will be $1,000 for each. Entries
for the meeting will close May l.
The evening world., 1894-03-30
AFTER ANOTHER MINISTER.
DIR. Magic Wants to Know Why q
Certificate Wasn't Filed.

DR.. John r. Nagle, Chief OF the Bureau
of Vital Statistics. is probing another
case Of dereliction in failing to file a
marriage certificate within the time
specified by law.
The case Is that of CORTLAND Hamm.
the son of a wealthy Philadelphia leather
merchant, who married Miss Teresa
Atlee. daughter of Mrs. John A. Buckley,
OF Az East One Hundred and Sixteenth
street, oct. I last.
The marriage is said to have taken
place at the house of a friend OF Miss
Atlee, Rev. J. L.. Kellogg, of Philadel-
phia. officiating. The marriage was kept
secret until last Tuesday. when the bride
confessed to her mother that she had
been married since October.
Or. Nagle this morning wrote to Mrs
Buckley for Information about the mat,
ter, stating that no marriage certificate
had been filed in his office and explaining
that this constituted a violation Of thu
law.
The evening world., 1894-03-30
THROWN FROM AN ICE WAGON
Jamison Was Making on with II
When Tilted Out.

John Jamison, tw~enty-three years old,
OF 527 West Twenty-seventh street, fell
from an Ice wagon. which he is accused
Of having stolen. at Twenty-ffth street
and Second venue. at . o'clock this
morning. He received n severe scalp
wound and bruises on both legs. He Is
said to have jumped on the wagon and
driven off with 1t while the driver was
delivering ice. on making a short turn
around a corner, the wagon tilted and
threw him out.
Thu police OF the East Twenty-second
street station took him to Bellevue Hos
pital a prisoner.
The evening world., 1894-03-30
NEST OF SMALLPOX.
There Have Been Nine Gases in a
Big Eighth Avenue Tenement.
There Are Twenty Families and
100 People In the Building.
Health Omcers fascinating Every
body in the Vicinity.

Another nest Of smallpox has been dis
covered by the Health Department in the
big tenement. harborlng twenty families
and LOO people. at 27O4 Eighth avenue.
As q result, there are eight patients seri-
ously III, and n mar detained for obser-
walton in Riverside Hospital, North
Brother Island. this morning. while in
Rece ytion Hospital, at the foot OF East
Sixteenth street, there lies the body of n
Victim Of the infection. who when found
was slowly dying and unable to be re-
moved. and a convalescent Is detained
thore for disinfection.
The unfortunates are:
ANN WARD. nine years old. BODY removed
NOM the house To Reception Hospital for burial.
JAMES AGAR, twenty-six years old.
Z AGAR, twenty years old, his wife,
BRIDGET AGAR. ivo months old. youngest
shlld Of the Agnrs-
.BERTIE MORAN. seven years old. Recovered
Atsr three weeks illness and taken to riverside
LILLE MORAN. two-year.old sister OF BERTHE.
LUCY WARD, i've years old.
iaiisr Of The dead child. and Lucy. taken to
DELLA AGAR. twenty years old. relative OF the
Agar family.
The FIRST intimation that the Health
Department had Of the pest-house was
late Wednesday night. when DR..
O'Byrne. the uptown inspector, heard
That there was a suspicious case in the
house. He went there and found Della
Agar. She was very Ill with small
Rcx and wa at once taken to Recep-
Yesterday morning the inspector went
" Inc Eighth avenue tenement to vac
olnate and fumigate. and discovered that
nearly ALI the members Of three fam
Nies, the Agars, Morans and Wards,
Ehysician had been called in to treat
In the Ward apartments there was a
9 scene; Little Annie lay on her bed
Ward, the distracted father. who re-
fused to leave his chlld's side.
Word was sent to the Bureau OF Con-
tag1ous Diseases, and more inspectors
were hurried to the tenement. The ut
most secrecy was maintained in the mat
ter until the patients had all been re-
IL would have been an act Of inhuman-
tty to take the dying girl from he
inspector. ordered that she be left un.
Mr. and !! Mrs s.e Agar ls Pes and their children
and Lille Moran were too sick to stand
he long journey to East Sixteenth street
70 an wan mS SntiI sibs SO e 1t WAS determined has
East One Hundred and Thirty-eighth
street, and thence to North Brother
leland. In the mean time Annie Ward
sdled, and her body was taken to Re-
I ception Hospital.
! .At $50 all had been taken to the
Inland. A thorough inspection OF the
telernent revealed no more sick ones.
The cause OF the outbreak Is said to
- due to the ca~relssness of the Moran
family IN not reporting the case OF Bertie
Moran: Three weeks g he wa taken
III, and when discovered Yesterday morn.
Ing was almost entirely recovered. He
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RACING NEAR WASHINGTON.
Ivy City md BenninEs Clubs Ar
range Dates.

WASHINGTON. March 3O.-An AMIGA
BILE agreement has been reached between
President Ross,o the Washington Jockey
Club. at Bennings. and President Enge-
man. OF the Ivy City Jockey Club, look
ing towards an equitable arrangement
by which racing will occur at each track
on alternate days.
1t Is said that fully 500 horses will be
on the two tracks within the next two
weeks II the race bill becomes a law.
1t Is expected to pass the Senate to-
morrow. James F. Caldwell will act as
starter at Ivy City.
The evening world., 1894-03-30
WHY NOT WINS THE NATIONAL
Runs First in the Grand steepie-
chase Mt LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. March 30.-The Grand
National Steeplechase was won by why
Not.
Lady Ellen was second and Wild Man
from Borneo was third.
There were fourteen starters. Lady
Ellen made the running until within three
fences from home, when Wild Man From
Borneo drew to the front: but tho latter
gave way in the straight TO why Not.
who won by n length and a half. \ head
separated the second and third horses.
The betting was . to l against Why Not.
The Grand National course IL abou;
four miles and $50 Yards. The prize Is
800 sovereigns. inclusive. at the option
Of the winner. of n trophy OF the value
Of 100 sovereigns.
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TRIED TO WRECK A TRAIN.
Obstruction Placed on an Ohio
Bridge 100 Feet High.

OXFORD, O.. March 30.-An attempt
was made to wreck the st. Louis express,
on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
road. near here Wednesday night. A
through tram was almost derailed by an
obstruction on the high bridge south of
this place.
The extra heavy engine and its great
speed prevented a terrible wreck, and
also saved the express which the wreckers
were after, and which carried n large
Der of passengers. The bridge Is 100 feet
high.
The evening world., 1894-03-30
WI TOOK RAT POISON.
One Chicago Man Dying, and His
Oustn Has Disappeared.

CBy Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, March 3o.-Discouraged by
their inability to obtain work. Thomas
Morgan and his cousin. Edward Court,
decided last night to kill themselves.
They begged on the streets until they
had secured enough money to buy some
rat poison, and then, after swallowing
the poison. sat down In a doorway TO
die.
Court could not stand the pain ana
The evening world., 1894-03-30
New Race Track Near Chicago

IBY NEsOCIdItN FTPbHI
CHICAGO. March %. Arrangements are being
made to build a new race track near Chicago. Il
will ec located Al harrington, thirty miles north
west OF here, and. It is said, will be under the
management Of Monroe Salisbury. Of California,
A number OF wealthy men are behind the scheme.
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MRS. wISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for chit
dren teethins Is the family benefactor. Csc. -
The evening world., 1894-03-30
Negro Murderer Lynched.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. March 30 .-Oliver Jack.
ron. colored, one OF the Grant murderers, while en-
route to Montgomery last night, was taken from
two deputies by a dozen masked men and shot to
death.
The evening world., 1894-03-30

An old man named Frank Collins. was seized
with an eplleptic fit when he was a%rraigned be-
fore Justice Hogan In the Essex Market Police
Court to-day to answer charge Of
intoxicatiOn. Policeman Frank Buesser, OF the
Madison street station. found Collins lying on the
street last night. Four policemen carried Collins
into the yard. whence an ambulance removed him
to Bellevue Hospital. Justice Hogan adjourned
tho hearing OF the case until he leaves the hos
pital.
The courier., 1894-05-26

Mr. BRYAN letter the first toward the formation Of the
projected party this state party be composed Of believers
trade free silver and Mr. Bryan and which, hoped will
recruited from all three parties In what form the Bryan party
maerialze il tangible shape
know will undoubtedly be taken rally the
Bryan that the political fortunes
will be made certain. Mr. Bryans future closely
of Favorable
phec conditions will depress popus enthusiasm and the
will find his adherents greatly reduced number On the
marshal the Bryan cohorts and it possible that under these
further await the boy orator Of the
Mr. Bryans letter the first in the party
scheme the call issued from Omaha Wednesday by Smyth for
the second The
people this conference scheme determined Mr.
Bryan opportunity for something distinctly free
silver platform.
The courier., 1894-05-26

In all where mild but apeent is needed Ayers
Pills the best They improve the appetite restore healthy
action promote digestion and regulate every function No dill is in
greater demand or more highly recommended by the profession
The courier., 1894-05-26

been blowing for several days and
popuss are being hundreds citizen Of
counties Brad Slaughter chairman OF the republican
other day. The popu party in the
unique Political principles have had little TO do with
the organization The third
The courier., 1894-05-26
THE COURIER

altogether matter OF climate weather good bad times
south wind from Kansas the western part OF the
drying the earth and wherng and pOpusm hourishes
like bay Every day of drouh adds hundreds of new
the OF drunted hopes Hard times whatever
be the falling republicans democrats and popusts
with equal severity like refreshing showers the bed OF
lists But let the south wind be succeeded by copiou rain
bringing to the witness depletion OF third
ranks rain awakening OF and
those who have but recently only and destruc
ton in the outlook enabled read hope in the horizon and
they rational When what threatened to be drouh
dpated recurring showers then the McKghans and the Kems
and Burrows and other picturesque what OF the
list party their followers glide into the old parties parties
that have for existence besides climatic conditions
And when the pail Of hard times begins and prosperity begins
spread the land then do the populs ecede
the hard had and there had not been
last popusm Nebraska today would have been fiat
its back because these conditions rational sensible
become fanatics and and nvghng against
everything the EARTH and stars fond hopes
realized in this state the coming and the
abundant and farmers kept busy there will stagnaon OF
third party sentiment It's peculiar condition of afars truly
The republican certainly responsible for weather
and hot winds chargeabe with the responsibility for the
prevailing hard mes but popust intelligence in its wrath
and damns the party and seeks destroy that which has built
the state and the nation The republican party and the
ess OF the whole people suffer injury and at the
hands Of the popu but constructed long
endure will itself the the fanatics
will surely disappear.
The courier., 1894-05-26
NOT HIS FAULT.

Reginald Bah Jove Miss Edgey you know had
engraved recently and the basy mistake and
put on Miss" instead Of Mr.
Miss Edgerly-You must have ordered them in person.
The courier., 1894-05-26

Try glass the delicious fruit pulp soda natural straw
berry, raspberry and pine apple Herposhmer Co.'S They
troducr these world famed health drinks for tie first time Lincoln
The courier., 1894-05-26
THE MODERN FlANGE.

Ellen-You ought to be proud Of your fance.
Maude-Yes; he's nice.
ElenHes perfectly love Why he's devoted attentions
to and never yet him do a thing didn't like
The courier., 1894-05-26
INcoLN, NEB., SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1894.
adjournment Of congress for two would make whole

The city Of Lincoln received advertising in Omaha Tuesday
evening the meeting Of the republican state central committee
The that the state convention be held Lincoln served
the pointed remarks
about city whose consored with Coxeyes Mayor Weir
advertisement Lincoln; but the city does
OF that kind of advertising
The courier., 1894-05-26
NOT IN 1T.

speaker the recent convention Of the Pennsylvania
directors made Of this ustratioD I'VE who
drives the hearse-we not in it."
The courier., 1894-05-26
THE SEASON FOR THIS IS COMING.
at Cape May?

He-WlH You De my hancee at Cape May?
She consulting her note bookWel my time is taken
but have the days between June M and july at
you like
The courier., 1894-05-26

Mr. Thurston his address before the repubean state central
committee in Omaha Monday night said that the people Nebraska
looking forward to the day when the test Of craftsmanship will
be endurance There does appear to be something
Of reaction the direction Of among the people,
among those who helped elect VIM. Vincent Allen and
every increasing hopefunes the probability
the United States senator from this state will be republican
The morning call., 1894-05-21
/ O. O. z

The late jubilee week has eliminated IN
immense interest in the subordInates through
out the jurisdiction; limitations are frequent IN
many lodges.
The Rebekah branch is unusually lively and
admissions and large attendance mark every
session.
There is but little doubt now as 10 the early
establishment OF the proposed home Tor the
aged ana INDECENT, and that an Orphans Home
VIII also be established on The same GROUNDS Is
equally probable
Grand secretary SHAW is busy getting out the
proceedings OF The recent session.
Unity Lodge No. 13l had a 1iue meeting last
Tuesday night Visitors were present from
Illinois, Oregon, British Columbia ana olheT
points.
There is much interest IN the coming CONNIE
tltlons among the lodges Of the distress WHch
won The prizes jubilee week Under me RUE IL
now has TO be compet, for 10y Inc lndiVldudl
subOrdinaies and drilling IS going on 10 all OF
them.
There IS talk of forming a drill team from the
veterans. II would be an interesting Slgut 10
see the Old guard competing Win the young
SterS.
Grand Master simpson is marking out for
hims elf and his associates large line OF Work
for his term.
Interest IN he library increases. This wor-
thy euterurlse. which was so dear 10 the found
eIs of the order, should be handsomely sup
condition.
The income Of The Manchester Unity last
wear was S-27O, 900, and there was not a sin
gle instance Of fraud or miSapprOpriation of
funds by auy Of the thousands of officers.
Al Oh. dedication OF han In Illinois recently
four Young ladies' acted as heI aids. It would
be difficult 20 md a law for this, but no doubt
II was Attractive
Memorial day throughout The national juris
uICtIOu.
The morning call., 1894-05-21
Order of Chosen Friends.

Evans Council will give a social ana enter
tainment on the oath, aud Alcazar Council has
It's invitations out for a similar affair on the
list, both at the AlcaZaT.
Delegations from fourteen councils met with
Social Council on Thursday evening and organ
lied committee TO select a team for degree
work. The officers electsd were W. E. Gibson
chairman, }. A. Street vice-presldent ana S. G..
Wallis secretary. They Will meet again on
Thursday night.
Grand Councillor Sewage will be present with
tn executive committee on the 2Gth.
Athens Council proposes TO visit Social Coun-
Gil on June Z.
Grand Recorder S. C. Wallis Intends officially
visiting me suoordlnates In this city and Ala
meda County.
The grand councillor will visit Southern Cali
toTnla and the STATE of Nevada. and Grand
Trustee l.. Caro- proposes TO call upon the lodges
located In San BernardinO County and vicinity.
Pacific Council No. 8 has been admitting a
gOOdlv number.
a number of visitors made The last session OF
san Francisco Council very lively.
The morning call., 1894-05-21
Ancient Order of Foresters.

S. McMunln, H. c. r., Is officially visiting the
courts of the south.
j. Falconer p. s., has been calling upon
Courts Gualala and Fort Bragg, ana on the
trip instituted a court in Caspar, Mendocino
County.
Deputy Locke has instituted a new court In
Utah.
The annual picnic will be held at California
Schuetzen Park on the Both; TO- 900 tickets have
been issued. A party IN tn interest of the
picnic will be given on the oath inst.
The past chief companions association
made the session of MZpah Circle Of great in-
terest last Onday night
Court Bohemia has Its cards out for a recep-
Jion on June 8.
Twenty-thTee new courts with $50 members
have been instituted since last Novemb-T,
showing the old order TO be moving right along.
J. Falconer z. S.; NJ. BOehm. II. &. L. j.
Henderson and other workers have been en-
liVening the meetings Oh suDoTdlnales by
friendly calls upon them.
Artemis Cir Gle viii BE The host on Wednes-
day night TO entertain Apollo and Del Monte
circles.
Past Chief Rangers Gasman and Roberts Of
Arcata Humboldt County, are In the city on
Pythlan matters.
The morning call., 1894-05-21

The annual session Of the Grand Lodge will
commence this evening In san Jose The
Mayor Will extend a welcome and The grand
chancellor VIII respond. Tuesday night there
IS 10 be a reception and promenade concert at
the camp grounds OF the Uniform r nix 10 Ag-
Tlcultural Park; Wednesday at 0 a. NJ. is the
grand parade, ana in the evening there viii be
rendition of the drama Of Damon and
Pythlas"; Thursday, banquet at The Hotel
VendOme; Friday evening. ball 10 the Turn
Nerein Hall; all Of which programme evidences
that the San Jose brethren propose to entertain
their visitors,
The morning call., 1894-05-21
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM R0z
L Ocean DivisiOn-and PACIFIC COAST Mgz34s
5. s. CO.. VIII dispa tch from Spear-strest wharf
81 10 A. NJ, for the above ports OF their Al
hon steamships, viz.
STATE OF March 25. April L.
IL, "a. May 4. IA. "a
19. 20
Connecting via Portland with the U. P Ry. and
other dIverging lines for all points in oregon,
Washington, British Columbia, Alaska, Idaho
Montana, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming Yellowstone
fafk ana All points east ana south ana TO Europe
round trip. cabin, $50,
Ticket offces-I Montgomery St, and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery ST.
Freight ofice-2O0 California St
6OODALL, PERKINS CO, Supt. Ocean Div.
II 10 Market bu., San Francisco
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Good TenpIars,

International will install It's officers tonight
h'charoson Lodge reports being again in
splendid working order, with large gain for
The mouth.
oh Wednesday the gra nd officers will be
present at the Temperance congress in Pioneer
HAN II being Good Temnlars' dav
Faley Lodge had a fine gathering at its fir
1eehtn anniversary last Tuesday night. Grand
1empiar hsnouse and Grand Secretary Meth.
etlon were present. The result was that eight
candidates VIII be initiated to morrow night
Inc Supreme Court decided IN favor OF The
order IN It's suit TO compel the state TO pay the
moneys Withheld from the Orphans Home by
the State Treasurer
The morning call., 1894-05-21
Knights of Honor.

The supreme lodge commenced its session at
Cincinnati last tuesday. c. II. NJ. Curry, r. Ii &.
Warfield and Duncan Macpherson are the Call
fornians present. Vice-Dlctator Archibald is
calling upon the subOrdinates. He was with
Fortuna al a largely attended session last week.
he district meeting held with San Francisco
lodge was great success.
Liberty Lodge reports constant progress.
Los Angeles Lodge has just moved into new
bail, and slgnaliZed The event by lnlua ing
The morning call., 1894-05-21
The Maccabees.

This order has made rapid progress in the last
few years. 1t now ranks third IN size of the CO.
operative fraternlties, being only exec -ded In
numbers by the A. o. 7. W. and the Royal
Arcauum. Its total membership OF knights and
ladies Is 145, 900, being an increase OF 40 600
for the year. The officials have made a suggeS-
ton That memorial day be observed on June
II, al the same time marking the thirteenth an
uIYersary Of he fraternity.
The morning call., 1894-05-21

Tract also lot on f llue OF Shattuek avenue So S
OF Cedar 100 by L 1883, being lots ~ 10 Is,
same. Berkeley; so.
William II and Augusta Hofschneider Of Oak
land to Caroline NJ. OlDey (wife of &. d. of San
FRA ncsco lot on line of Spring street. 200 of
Mibury, 5 so by 100. portion of lot 10, Cameron
Tract, East Oakland; $40
Leonard Harris TO Mary A. B. Mayrsch (nee
Harrls), lot IS, block 45. MiDturn Tract Alameda;
The morning call., 1894-05-21

The veteran order of Druids continues its
steady progress. Noble Grand Arch Cavag-
marc is surrounded by an excellent SIAN OF
officials, ana IN company they are continually
visiting the subordinates. rendering the ses'
siODs Instructive and valuable.
COncordia Grove, although organized but I'VE
The morning call., 1894-05-21
AUCTION SALES.

PEREMpTORY FORCED SALE
IN IN At IN IN
Railroad Stables, cor Turk and Fillmore SITS.
THIS DAY.
monday. ...................-.....h ay 81 1894,
At IL O'Clock sharp,
We will sell the entire stock of Horses, Car
rlages Buggies. Harness, etc., form erly used at
the Palo Alto Stables, $40 OFarrel st, 5. +.
stock consists of AT head Driving, Business, Car
riage and saddle Horses. among them several
noted trotters and PAGERS; LandautetteS; Veto
rlas; 3 Gated Eockaways; open and Iop Bug
gles; Rockaways: Buses, Is and 80 passengers
each: Single and Double Harness; Robes, Whips.
Blankets. once Furniture, Saddles, Safe, etc.
Take Turk or McAiIister sc. cars.
NoTE-HaVing been compelled TO abandon the
Palo Alto Stables, 800 O'Farrel st. owing to leak
ing floors, am Stabling my horses at urk and
Fillmore where they can be any time before
sale. NV carriages harness etc, at Baldwin
Stables top floor, Glasgow St, bet Eddy :and Ellis,
Powel and Mason, TO be seen there. 1 am for ced
10 dispose of the entire stock mentioned above 20
the highest bidder without reserve or limit.
Z x. MILES.
Catalogues now ready and can be had on appli-
cation TO SULLIVAN 4 DOYLE, Live Stock Auc
tioneers office 1927 Sixth st, san Francisco. 10 ct
The morning call., 1894-05-21

months, shows roll OF Orty-eight members
aud Is constantly adding 10 its numbers
Grand treasurer John Bavle, in view of his
contemplated trip abroad mas resigned and l.
ChasSagne has been appointed to the vacancy