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EXTENDING MAYORS POWER.
sheffield Dill PASSES the State As
aemblr.

ALBANY. April l9.-The Assembly
has passed the Sheffield bill. giving the
coming Mayors of New York the power
to remove and appoint heads OF city
departments.
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cHlLD-MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Farmer Hanged His Two Children
before Killing Himself.
(By Associated Press.

GLENVILLE, w. Va. April 1s.-Lloyd
Rodabaugh. a prosperous farmer living
on Yellow Creek. Calhoun County,
hanged his two children, aged three
ana fve years respectively, and then
took his own life.
Ills wife was absent during the day.
and on her return found the bodies
h-ilgins fro.n the rafters - "a ha---
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TlLLMAN Is BEATEN.
Supreme Court Declares His Dis
pensRry Law UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

COLUMBIA, s c., April ls.-The TILL
man State Dispensary Liquor Law has
been declared unconstitutional by the
Supreme Court of South Carolina, two
Justices concurrIng in and one, the TIL
mantle member OF the Supreme Bench,
dissenting from the opinion.
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The weather forecast for the thirty-six hours
ending l. NJ. tomorrow Is follows: Cloudy
and showery to-day and Friday; warmer
fresh to brisk southerly winds.
The following record shows the changes In The
temperature during the morning hours as indi'
Gated by the therm lmeter at Perry's pharmacy;
. A ~ ,.5its A, ...5iis A, NJ ...Ssli2 NIL
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LIVE WIRE KILLED FIREMAN.
EN-BnIl Player Tom DoIun Fatally
Injured In 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. April l9-Ore St. Louis
fireman was killed Yesterday. one
fatally and another seriously injured
An overhead wire was melted 10y the
heat of III" flames al a fire and fell
TO the ground.
The tiremen stepped on the wire and
william Cannon was Killed. and Tom
Dolan. the old ball-player and former
catcher OF the St. Louis Browns. was
fatally injured. Hen Shiveley was badly
burned
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WOMAN KILLS HERSELF.
Mrs. Ouatberg Uses Revolver with
Fatal Eject.

Mrs. Oustburg thirty years old, OF 375
West Thlrty-second street, committed
suicide at her home at 1890 o'clock this
morning by shooting herself with re-
yolYer.
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neutrality-suspicious. 20 he Sold.

LONG BRANCH. N. j., April i0,-Gen, Ferdi-
nand p Earle's hotel NormAndie- -by-the-sea is
advertised to be sold at sherins sale on satur-
day. April a. al 1870 A. N. The sale 10 TO
he made TO satisfy the elsim Of 900 for meats
furnished by Benecks Gu.
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GIANTS ARE At BALTIMORE.
Big Crowd Of Cranks Depart to
See the Game To-Day.
Looks Like Bad Weather for the
First Championship Contest.

The New York Club begins its cham
pionship race in its game with Balti-
1nore to-day, and Foutz's men contest
for hupremacy with the champion Bos-
tons The interest In the work Of the
local clubs is at fever heat
A special train left the Pennsylvania
depot for Baltimore at s o'clock carrying
small army of cranks and rooters Of
the all-wool variety. Immediately after
dinner In Baltimore the whole delega-
tion. together with the New York and
Baltimore teams, Is to parade the GEN.
trail part of the city. finally ending at the
baseball grounds. The Giants, accom-
panied by Judge Brady and Arthur Bell.
arrived in Baltimore yesterday afternoon
and are pleasantly quartered at the
Eutaw House.
In speaking Of to-days game. Capt.
Ward said too much must not be ex-
pected of his team. as they have been
Gnow-bound In New York, while the
Orioles were getting into good form in
the South. He anticipates hot work,
however, for the Southerners
At o'clock this morning the weather
was cloudy In Baltimore, and the general
baseball public were fearful Of bad
weather for the opening game.
The teams will probably line up in the
following manner.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-19

n ELINQUENT SALE-SAVAGE MINING COM
pany. Location of principal place OF business,
an Francisco. California;; location of works, Yir-
GINA Mining District, Storey County. State OF Me-
vads.
Notice-There is delinquent upon she following
described stock on account OF assessment No. "a.
levied on the 9th Gay of July, 1894. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
Sha
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And IN accordance with law and an order from
the Board of Directors, made on the 27th DAY of
July, 1894. so many shares OF each parcel of such
stock as may be will be sold publ &c
tion az the office of the company, No o. Nevada
Ri ock, No. 800 Montgomery street, san Fran
cisco, Calf ornia, Fr day, the 2lst day Of Sep
TEN Der, 1894, ut the hour OF O'Clock p N. OF
said day, pay said delinquent assessment there
on, together with cssts of advertising and ex-
penSes of sale
ALFRED X. DURBROW, Secretary
Oflce-No. 50, Nevada Block, No. 3O9 Mont
gom cry street, San Francisco, California.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.


IAELiNQUkNT SALE NOTICE GOULD d
II Curry Silver Mining Company Location OF
principal place of business, san Francisco Cali
fornia; location of works, Virginia, Storey
County, Nevada
NotIce.-Thero are delinquent upon the follow
lug described stock, on account of assessment No
"A, levied on the S7th DAY OF july 1894, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spectiye share folders, as follows.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
IMPROVED PROPERTY

y H UMBSEN & Co,
VI. Real Estate Agents, Rent COLLECTORS ann
Auc tioneers Ii Montgomery st, San Francisco
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ROOMS TO LET-CoNTINUED.


FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED, IN FIRST
! class location. only 10 minutes walk TO Kearny
st, large sunny front room. with or without adj
joining bedroom; reasonable to desirable parties:
reference. Address D., T. q. box 1862. sells II
no FIFTH-SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS.
! = 81 SO up; also housekeeping rooms. Is SIS
20 SECoND-NEAT SINGLE AND DOUBIF
u rms. 81 to IS per week zoe to soc night s.
XII MASON : SUNNY FRONT FURNISHED
u rooms; also housekeeping rooms. sells PTS
216 EDDY-NICE UNPUBLISHED ROOM:
O-O reference. sells SITS
1O1 SIXTH-CHEAPEST IN CITY: SINGLE
LII or double rooms; light housekeeping 8 -
I007 STOCKTON NICELY FURNISHED
1OOt rooms Tor housekeeping; cheap. sells It's
OOOI MISSION FURNISHED Front
cC-2 rooms single or suite :housekeeping l 8 IT'S
800 JONES-SUNNY FURNISHED CORNER
oAO suite: together or single; reasonable. Is 2*
1OOA SUFFER- ST., Mr.. HYDE = sunny
IUOf furnished bedrooms. sells SITS
1914 o'FARRELL-SUNNYFU FURNISHED RAY
fCt window; also single rms; reasonabIe.iS 2s
OH0I MISSION SUNNY FURNISHED
OOZ2 suite; suitable for ONCE. SELF 5ts
161 CLEMEN TINA NEAR SIXTH-LAKGE
tOf sunny front room; man and wife or gents:
also front single room; widows family. sells 2t*
go NAToMA S-RoOM HOUSE. SID. I4I
W Shipley, rooms. $40; see them. sells 5t*
oO1 THIRD = , UNFURNISHED HOUSE
OOt keeping rooms; water free; rent So and
50. SELF If
Ger NINA, COR. EIGHTH-NICFTY FUR
OOt nfshed bay-window room; s. week.sel6 Ats
1).) TAYLoR-ELEGANT SUNNY FURNISH
- ed rooms; also housekeeping rooms Is ~
goo HOWARD-SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS
OZO double and single; cheap. seI6 IT
900 EDDY-FRONT AND BACK PARLORS
OZO and alcove for gentlemen. sel6 IOt@
OH GEARY-SUNNY FURNISHED ROOM
= 2 suitable for gentlemen. sells 5ts
TIT MARKEr-SUNNY, WKLL-FURYTSVFD
rooms. Offices and housekeep; cheapseI5 7
7eO FOLSOM DOUBLE sunny FUR
tOO nished front rooms. with or without use OF
Altchen. sel5 7t'
0Ol ELLIs-To CLERKS-NICE SINGLE
u furnished rooms Csc nght;Sl so pr. weektf
JuOO MARKEr-NICE FURNISHED sunny
IOoA rooms; also Offices and nous keeping.7t*
700 PosT-SUNNY SUITE PARTLY FUR
IOC nished; also double and single rooms. 81 IF
THE LONDON, 765 MARKEr-SUNNY FUR
L nished rms. 81 IS to So weeG: transient seq tt
DHE PIEDMONT. us SIXTH. COR. NINA
Nicely furnished sunny rooms auI If
INDELI. HOUSE COR. 9Th AND HOWARD
Il 100 single rooms newly furntsbed: 25c night
81 20 week SATISFY yourself; open all night "a II
4 RLIN 6TON HOUSE l27 KEARNy-PLEAS-
~ ant sunny rooms, en- suite anC single; first
class in every respect; terms reasonable jalO II
YOSEMITE HOUSE, 1O45 MARKET, BET.
i Sixth and Seventh-Singge and suites: per
night 35c to 81: week. 81 bOto SIS: families apl lv
ATTORNEYs-ATLAw
ADVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS ASPFCIST~
n ~; collections, damages wills, deeds etc q w
HOW r. Atty-at-Law. $50 Market. cor Stockton.tf
w W.DAyIDsoN. ATToRNE 400
w California St. rms 14-l5; advice Tree d3f
Z A CRoTHERS ATTORNEY.AT-LAw sos
III Clay ~ mes Il
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G7O0O TOTAL INCOME $40 PER AN
u AUO. nun: 8 choice modern fats of and
g rooms and bath each; lot 25xlO0; on McAlIis
ter ST.; this is remarkably cheap.
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G10 OOO CHOICE PIECE OF BUSINESS
u ~ -OOO. property on McAIster St: in
come $500 per annum; improvements are new
consist or a store and rooms below fiat of 6
rooms and bath above; lot 25xl00.
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$1,000 80 FEET G 8a ke car ns WF lot S
1i4:7; reasonable offer VIII be considered, or
viii take small ranch in exchange,
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Il oO00 POsITIvELY TRE CHEAPEsrLOT

S3S00 P ye2 de red TIE II t5s afT ndr{P
sunny side of suffer St. bet. Scott and Devsa-
dero; street paved and accepted by the city: note
the size OF lot, 80 ;6Il4o:l; this lot is worth at
least ; 90 front foot. and that would be $4,000:
this would prove an elegant residence lot or an
exceptional investment if properly improved.
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Q1OOO COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND
eD1DUU. bath: brick foundation; on Post ST.:
reasonable offer will be considered.
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$4,000 REEFS Blss s,3 $40 PER MONTH;
i3unaationS' stone walks. etc; Webster ST. near
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G106O MISSION WARM BELT: 742 ODD
II 1-CO. ST., bet. Valencia and Guerrero. snh-
stantial 2-story residence or rooms and bath
etc; lot 26X90; sunny line OF street: street
illuminated and accepted; stone sidewalk; offer
wanted,
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OUR PREMIUM LIBRARY!
ESQ ---SELECTI0NS---25O
ANY ONE OF WHICH CAN Be SECURED FOR
TEN CENTS AND ONE COUPONl
HOW TO GET THEM.

Present the Coupon at THE CALL Branch
Office, no Market street, NOT at the Montgomery
street office Books will be delivered only between
9 A. NJ. and 8 p. II.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Out of town subscribers who
send orders by mail requested to make at least
tour selections Tor each book desired from the latest
pointed in securing ONE of them. Postage paid.
STAMPS RECEIVED
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SIT 500 as SsTss sT AMD AsT AyE
asked
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GHO0O MODERN BAY-wINDOW COTTAGE
u OOOO. in W estern Addition; sunny eide of
street nicely located; street opted by the city,
Q rooms ana bath; 25xIO2:6.
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17H0 Two-STORY HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS
" OO. etc. near Clay and Jones SITS; marine
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&1S 000 RENTS SIP SO PER MONTH:
u - wv. substantial 2-story houses and
: flats; brick foundations and all modern conye.
niences: lot 55x137 IS; Scott st
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S4lOO A.. B 81 sa ,o9m sgb @ 23tS
windows; brick foundations, etc; lot 251lO5;
Noe 81.
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G9S00 KISLING ST. NEAR nth AND
Il OOOC. Howard: rents S2S per month. two.
story house and cottage; lot 23:6xSO
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QJE OnO INCOME $500 PER ANNUM;
u IL .OOO. choice downtown Investment;
O'Farre ST. below Van Ness ave: , modern bay-
window houses OF rooms and bath each: mod
ern bay-wIndow fats Of and rooms and bath
each; always rented large lot affording double
frontage; this is gIlt-edged property.
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GOSOO RENTS S324 PER ANNUM; 8
u -CbO. flats and lot 23x6O; sunny line OF
Bernard St; street accepted; near Taylor and
Pacific; always rented.
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QOE0O A BARGAIN: SHOTWELL ST:
u -OOU. cottage OF rooms, etc: street ac-
copied; Mission warm belt; mortgage of $500
can remain.
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GSQSH0 AN ELEGANT MODERN RESI-
NlCOOO. denee of II rooms and bath etc: lot
Z5IlO6 3: mortgage of S6UOO can remain if de.
sired; choice location the PARK; must be seen
10 be appreciated.
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CHILDREN BOARDED.

CHILDREN boarded.
large yard: school close by; would teach Span
ish II desired reasonable. Address MRS. j. H.,
Forty-secOn md and Grove SITS, Oakland sel9 It's
0e1 MISNA-WANJED. l OR . CHILDREN
CO1 or Infant TO board: mothers care. sells u"
SMALL CHILD To BOARD: LARGE GROUNDS.
- l435 23d. block from Castro-sL cars seI6 It's
DEFINED HOME FOR TWO CHILDREN N
IL American family at 402 San Jose ave.se13 lot
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nFAERELL * CO,
~ REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
II MONTGOMERY ST.
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G17RO BRICK BUILDING AND LOT on
-, i W Powell ST.; business location; rents
$50 per month
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RTENLO PARK, NEAR STANFORD UNTVER-
M sity; choice lots in sizes and terms 70 suit
VIM. NJ. DE WOLF, his broadway, oakland
Cal. sel9 II
C.1OOO SMALL COTTAGE ON EASY IN
u ZOO. stallments rent So. Owner, SIS
Harrison ST. sel9 ST.
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QO0OO NO REASONABLE OFFER RE
u UOOO. fused: must be sold on account OF
owners departure for Europe elegant new flats
on Howard St: Mission warm belt; rents $50; lot
25xlOU; sun all day.
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G19 6OO MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN
Ut y OOO. estate: MlSSion-St. business prop
erty; improvements and lot 25xSO.
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col OO0 RENTS $3.50 PER ANNUM;
TIL .OUU. splendid investment; business
corner on Howard St: substantial improvements,
and lot 35X122 IS; both streets accepted.
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GOO 00O SPLENDID WESTERN ADDI-
IT ~ .OOU. ton investment: substantial ,
story houses and cottages; rents 1886 per an
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QST6O NEW RESIDENCE OF ROOMS
u u w. and bath on Clay st; lot 25xlO2 Is:
in very choice residence section Of the city
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G0SOO NEW BAY WINDOW COTTAGE ON
III OOOO. sunny corner on Sanchez st. FIVE
rooms and bath
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Oh. UMBSEN 4 CO. IA Montgomery st.
seI6 SuWe
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G1OSO TWO MODERN FLATS OF 4 AND
u fZOO. rooms each total income S33 per
month; lot 25IlOl; Sanchez st.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
G1O60 MISSION WARM BELT: 742 ODD
II 1-CO' ST., bet Valencia and Guerrero: sub-
stantial 2-story residence or rooms and harm
etc; lot 26x9O; sunny line OF street. street ea
illuminated ana accepted stone sidewalk; offer
wanted.
S175O T drw HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS.
view. ''''' maj in0
G9500 KIsLING ST. NEAR nth AND
q oCOo, Howard; rents 1913 per month; two,
story mousse and cottage; lot 23:6xsO.
$4,000 FE ESgE1s a $ll2 50 PER MONTH;
brick daoas and All eG1s sS5 ano
nienceS; lot 55xl37:6; Scott st.
SIZ.UUG. nice bag% Wv TEN f M1Nrb bI,cS
I bsn' stone walks. etc; Webster ST.. near
&17 50O FULTON ST. AND ASH AVE:
u .ONO. real bargain: improvements and
Iot - o1I2O; lot alone worth more than the price
GQ500 AN ELEGANT MODERN RESI-
25IlO6:3: mortgage of $6UOO can remain if de-
SIRED choice location near the PARK; must be
TO he appreciated.
&476O BRICK BUILDING AND LOT on
III ". Powell ST.; business location; rents
$4,000 s,P WESTERN RiS,a App j
SturS houses and cottages: rents $3.50 per an
nun; lot 62;6x125; street accepted; frontages
&19 500 MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN
erty; improvements and lot 25xS0.
GO0OO NO REASONABLE OFFER RE
.tDUOOO. fused must be sold on account OF
owners departure for Europe: elegant new flats
on Howard St: Mission warm belt; rents $50; lot
25xlOO; sun all day.
col 0O0 RENTS $3.50 PER ANNUM;
I'll .OUU. splendid investment; business
and lot 35x122 IS; both streets accepted.
QOR00 A BARGAIN: SHOTWELL ST;
t,-COO. cottage OF rooms, etc: street &C
cepJed; Mission warm belt; mortgage OF $500
can remain.
&250O RENTS, s}24 PER ANNUM; 3
Bernard ST; street accepted; near Taylor and
Pacific; always rented.
Gf100 A BARGAIN; SUBSTANTIAL
u w. fats Of . and rooms aud bath: bay
windows; brick foundations, etc; lot 251lO5;
Noe
Oh. UMBSEN Il CO, il Montgomery st.
seI6 SuWe
NIENLO PARK, NEAR STANFORD UNIvER-
Va sity; choice lots in sizes and terms 20 suit.
Cal. sel9 II
C.1OOO SMALL COTTAGE ON EASY IN
u ZOO' stallments; rent So. Owner, 6S5
Harrison st. sele St.
n'FARRELL & co,
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S3650 A BARGAIN.

For further particulars apply TO O'FARRELL 4
CO. ] Montgomery st. sel6 Suwet tt
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.

- FURNISHED ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING.
- man and wife or ladies; cheap: central: north
OF Market; part pay ment care 3 other rooms
Cal III Seventh ST :.
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And in accordance with law and an order of the
Board OF Trustees, made on the 9th day Of July.
1894. so many shares Of each parcel OF such stock
may be necessary will be sold at public auction,
at the office OF the company, room SO, Nevada
block No. 3U9 Montgomery St, San Francisce,
Cal, on WEDNESDAY, the 18Th day OF Septem-
Der, 1894, at the hour of l O'Clock p NJ. of said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale, T. b. HOLMES. Secretary.
Room so, Nevada block, No. 500 Montgomery ST.
San Francisco. Cal sci I'd
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

= ACRES, $75. PAYABLE 81 A WEEK; 10
u acres, $3.50, payable 81 week; more IN like
proportion; no interest OF taxes on deferred pay
ments; beautiful valley land; on railroads; scat
tering oaks: 200 tracts SOd: going rapidly; secure
a home. Western Land Company, $40 MarKe
:. +. sel9 I'm
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FINE FARMING, FRUIT AND DAIRY LAND.
40 mil eS from this city. In lots suit from %
acres upward; very easy terms. Maps, views and
full particulars viii be sent application to
CANAAN LYON, 215 kearny ST., b f., OF 6 EO
I. TROW BRIDGE, Cotsti. Cal. aul9 II
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1894-11-30
~ Popular Corner.


Many things in fancy Queensware on basement dis
play counter holiday goods have already commenced to
make their appearance; advance lots this week.
Full and complete lines of novelties in way of notions
and furnishing goods suitable for holiday presents await
your coming.
large lot of seasonabe goods has gone front
door and been distributed all points of the compass this
week. low prices and large tell in amount of
sales each day.
Book Cases, durable and attractive Furniture De-
partment New goods styles, prices call and
them, now on exhibition from $50 until p. m.
Novelties in chair should claim share of vour
attention Rockers for Christmas presents have arrived and
several already have been od thus trade onward
No trouble to sell Ladies' Coats the style and finish
coupled with unprecedented low prices does the work The
stock running down, but will furnish any kind or cut
desired short notice for the fifteen days. having made
arrangements with the factory to that effect. 81:
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The Voice, the national organ of
the prohibition party, after scan
ming the election returns and find
ing nothing of encouragement in
them, says: "There is but one thing
to be said and that is this, Eyes
Front Forward March ~
In place of forward march"
wouldn't it be more fitting the
conditions to order ''Mark Time 2"
There is an undoubted prohibition
majority in the larger part of this
country, and sure balance Chat
is deciding balance) of power in
every part, but the Voices logged
plan will never utilize it. If there
is any evidence in results they
are all against prohibition party
methods. The saloon has steadily
gained in power every year since
the prohibition party was fairly
launched. The Voices excuse for
advising a continuation of the old
methods is, "because there is abso-
lutely nothing else to do" When
a certain line of work results in
absolutely nothing" is it the
part of wisdom to expend labor and
money on that line? There are al
ways more ways than one to do or
attempt to do everything that is
doable. Paradoxical as it may
seem, if results prove anything, the
prohibition party's methods are
helping the saloon. Millions of
prohibition people are sorely griev-
ed to see this party degenerating
into fanatical band, with hopeless
aim, void of discretion; so circum-
stanced as to be capable of great
evil to the cause Of prohibition. 1t
should not be longer allowed to
hinder the work Of breaking the
saloons political power, and an
organization should be formed out
side of it which would ignore the
prohibition party that seems only
capable of mischief to work of pro-
hibition. Good intention should
not be accepted from this party as
an excuse for it's longer existence,
but good work the only shibboleth
of prohibitionists.
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'62 and "a.

The financial condition in which the
government finds itself at present and
those which it had to face i'll 1862 are
very similar without the imminent danger
of war on its hands. The revenues are
not equal to its expenditures. AS soon as
the New York bankers discovered the
straits the government was in when the
war had progressed a few months they
began to lay plans to milk the people and
they rose i'll their demands for the
services they assumed to render the
nation. They then wished to become the
issuers of all the paper money, be the
repositories of the governments funds
and loan their notes to the government
which was to stand as security for the
banks notes. In short they proposed to
treat the nation as dependent depositor
and borrower, the same as an individual
They are now working Systematically up
to this point. In those dark days of
the Secretary of the Treasury
cut loose from the banks, aud placed the
entire relianc for supporting the war on
the people. The government issued its
own notes and SO millions of people
gladly received them as the best of
The government contrasted its
colossal power, resources and credit with
the pigmy, huckstering pawnbrokerage
of the banks and the latter shriveled into
insignificance before it.
The nation is now ten times greater,
more powerful and rich than it was then,
why does it not burst these pack threads
the Lilliput thieves are attempting to
bind it with, and sweep the whole con-
temptible gang before the power, wealth
and will of the people? Because traitors
are in the White House, traitors i'll the
Cabinet and traitors fill congress!