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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-25
federal Officials.
Railway Passenger Stations.

Dearborn Station. Polk and Dearborn
streets. The trains Of the following ronds
leave this station:
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe.
Chicago and Eastern Illinois.
Chicago and Erie.
Chicago and Grand Trunk.
wabash.
Union station, Canal and Adams streets.
The trains Of the following roads leave
Chicago, burlington and Quincy.
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul.
c., NJ. Il st. =. Evanston branchl.
Chicago and Alton.
Pltts6urg, Fl. Wayne and Chicago.
Grand Central Passenger station, Harrison
street and Fifth avenue. The trains Of
the following roads leave this station:
| Baltimore and Ohio.
Wisconsin Central.
Chicago Great Western.
Rock Island Depot. Van Buren, street and
Pacific avenue. The trains Of the follow.
Ing roads leave this station.
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific.
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern.
illinois Central Suburban Station. foot Of
Randolph street. From this station leave
the trains Of the
illinois Central X. n.
Northwestern Passenger station. Kinsie and
Wells streets. From this station leave
the trains Of the various divisions Of the
Northwestern Railway.
Alley "L." Depot, Congress street, between
State and Wabash avenue.
lake "L." Depot. Madison and Market
otreCtN.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-25
a Dangerous Practice.

Tho London Lancet sounds note
OF warning that should be echoed
through ovory civilized land on the
face OF Christendom. 1t relates an
instance OF consumptive who had o
stand on the street for selling little
toys with whistles In imitation OF
birds. These toys were sold for penny.
After playing until the attention Of
some youngster was attracted, the
toy he had been using was bought by
the child, who put into his own
mouth the wet end Of tbs whistle
covered with the saliva Of the vendor.
This is but sample Of the ways In
which diseases are spread. Who
can say but that oil these toys are
brought by the seller from homes
where diseases Of oil kinds run rlotP
The petted darling Of some household
where health and hygiene are OBJ
served may take into his mouth one
Of these pipes that some scsrlet-fever
or diphtheritic child has played with
the night before.
Not long since, on o metropolitan
thoroughfsre, o man selling these
bird whistles allowed half dozen
children to take little foot ut them. (,
No one seemed to realize that any
one OF these little ones might be COM
ing down with some contagious dis.
ease. or that the blast OF tiny
trumpet might be the call OF the
minister OF death.
1t Ii quite time that some peremp-
tory measures were taken to restrict
peddling by persons who are simply
hotbeds OF contagious germs, and
whose very touch is communicating.
1t 10 said that life IL a choice OF evils,
but at least parents can refuse to
select for their little ones toys that
In tho nature OF things are laden
with the very evils that they so
steadily seek to avoid.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-25

,f,,,L .,, , .,,.,u. c..,,,, a. =, A.. 2.
IN, mn y, I., .uT ~, ."pnT NO. ~ Sou.n
~ "H w mais'em 40 st t: Jamcs cunning
"I H. ncu, ..Ia ~. Wells el!U4 street.; a.
y.,S, , mmu L. .s.'. SonI,pmny NO. =. isV
:sn ~. ,"vvn syTce,.su.cv 49,. ruuer. 'mp,n,n'
.tS West superior street: Theodore Nelson,
"Gru.en"m.. 'oc West ERIE street.; ....
n mTM "nm ,:aImer .om!p"ny No. =. .SOo
MN Hin. .',,s. H.. vi l rmns rnmmnn'
.hw ~, nnt is, souII; !"h'"i Murphy. ncu'en-
an,, W ru"sr ssrrc!;
~, ook m !U .'""ucr ,,om!ohE NJ i"ot III
| iohroc s.rce'; ,'nk s rr"nt-Intr,ck y; Donm'
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-25
Police Courts.

District No. I.-HarrisOn street and Pacific
avenue. George J.. Foster, Judge Court No
/: Thomas Bradwell, Judge Court No. 2:
District No. 2.-Maxwell street station. Max
Eberhardt, Judge Court No. !; James u
District No. 3.-DespIaines street station No
Judge In scully's place, Judge Court No i;
James N. Doyle, Judge Court No. =.
go avenues. Olaf u. SeversOn, Judge Court
No. 1; Charles ]. White, Judge Court No =.
District No. 5..-East Chicago avenue station.
George Kerstcn, Judge.
District No. G.--35th and Halsted streets.
NJ. u. NJ. Wallace, Judge Court No. ] IT,
y. GiennOn. Judge Court No. 2:
District No. 7.-Lake avenue and 53d street,
Hyde Park. N. j. Quinn, Judge Court No,
I'm. r. RObbent, Judge Court No. 2.
District No. s--Halsted near MattlsOn street.
J.J.Hennessy, Judge.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-25
He Got None.

Sailing vessels In the Australian trade
frequently carry only one or two pas
sengers, who share the saloon with the
captain and chief officer. Aboard one
vessel recently there was only one pas
senger, and the captain ana mate gen
orally cOntrived to get the most and best
OF what was on the table. One day
there was roly-pOly pudding, with
sweetmeats In the middle.
"DO you like puddin' ends, sir?" ask,
ed the captain.
"No, ! don't like puddin' ends, sir
said the guest.
"Well, me and my mate do" said the
captain, cutting the pudding In two
and putting One-half ON the mates
plate and the other on his own.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-25
state 0Ovcrnsncnt.
County Government.


s Ssrs cicni, Court g. os rssss
Clerk Superior Court. :. Stephen d. Grimm
saa b:n: H. Fl
S0roner ;'smcS M s.n,.
SsSsyoss Superintendent q ~ sshcs.
President board Of County Sss!'s 4; :''sa'
rsG;oo,uNTYi' Ut;oHMii;SsiRoSSsE'seIsR:' H''''
Daniel y; Healy: 80. sos .. Fairfield Ave-
CHARLES Burmeister. ;SC2 La!rabse
rSom a. JfMn cXcio co; ~ H R'r!iS1
Gustav W; kunstman. ..... .2Is Hnstlngs q
ioSa n; Cunning. ............iSo psKs!S y!
Tseoaoss ' ". Jones. " 6i w:a;wcr sS' Ave- y
JOhn Ritter. ...............2u Osb b. CIark 81
COOK COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Regular meetings hrst saturday In each
month at II O'Clock =. M. Room $40. Court
Henry F. Donovan. President. 900 Web
g: q. bright. Secretary, $40 Court House.
9. d. Walden, 1900 Title and Trust Build
Henry nirc!h. ass 2s.h street:
Daniel ID. Healy, 203 Court House.
John Z. Lindsren, ib4 Lake street.
f sTaSfb IA c co%Sir%E HS%"ere'
Cutting. chairman; o. r. Bright, J. Il. Lin.
gren.
Finance and Judiciary-Nels A. Cool.
chairman; c. .. Cutting, Henry Broth.
Library and .ApparMtus-J. r. Llndgren.
buildings. Grounds and eupplles-Daniei d.
aealy, chairman; J. r. Lfndgren, o. T.
;Gynna.lum and Phzsica! CULTURE Henry
Cool.
Relation to City schools-O. r. Bright,
chairman; Henry Broth. 3. d. Walden.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-25
Foreign Consuis In Chicago.

&OWoWhS &muSokOs
Argentine kepublic--P. .. Hudson, 81 Jack.
son street.
Austro- Hungarian--H Henry .Ciaussenius. 70
9th avenue.
belgium Charles Henrotin. I07 Dearborn
street.
Denmark-Emil Dreicr. 200 Fremont street.
France Edmond Bruwart, 70 La Sale
street.
German Emplre-Carl Bucnx, Is Borden
Great BrItain-Jamcs II. sadler. :? Dear.
born street.
itsly-Nsnasssro d Cast,sliols. 10 Ia
oAlle.
Mexico Felipe Ilerriozabai. 10 Washing
ton street.
:, Netherlands George Birkhofr. Jr.. 81
Washington street.
leussia-M II. Thai, 20 La Sale street.
spain,-Hobart q. Chatheld-TaylOr. Mon
tank Block.
sweden and Norway--i'cter svanoe. iS9
Randolph street.
switxerland-A. Halinser. l07 Washington
street.
:, Turkey Charles Henrotin, Stock Exchange
nuIlulug,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-25

ID. u. Cameron. President.
w. A. y. Graham, Secretary.
William II. Beebe, 9 and 8 Pacific avenue.
Theodore J. Bluthardt, Venetian Building
Thomas Cusack, 800 Thro0p street.
Patrick H. Duggan. +2A2 South Halsted
street.
James p. Mallette. The Ro0kery.
Alfred 3. Trude. 20 Clark street. Room H.
Thomas Brennan, Reaper Block, corner Of
Clark and Washington streets, Room H..
NJ. J. kcane, southeast corner Wabash
avenue and Washington street.
Daniel u. Cameron, % Lake street.
Charles \. Thornton, LAT I.a6alle treet.
Robert LindhlOm, Board of Trade Building
Edward 9: Halle. Royal Insurance Build
Mrs. Caroline X. sherman, 225 South Leav'
1T street.
Fred ri. Blount, Chicago National Bank.
Eritx Goetx, IS Michigan street.
Frank J. Jirka, SO4 South Ashland avenue
Joseph w. Errant, Unity Building. Room
Wallace F. Kirk. 800 North Water street.
u. J. Rosenthal. The Emporium, 10.
State street.
Max A. Drexmal, 100 Randolph street.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-25

A railway train on the Darjeeling
line In India was recently stopped
by an unusual obstacle-a herd Of
wild elephants. The beasts would
not stir from the rails, disdaining to,
be frightened by the whistle, and the
driver was obliged to back the train
out OF their way. When at last they
left the passage free, and the trai9
ran swiftly past, one OF the bigges
elephants tore after 1t, trying "
charge the carriages.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-25
A Hoard o. Old Coins.

Close to the village OF Anadel, Id
Bessarabla, very valuable and in.'
teresting discovery Of old coins has
been made. In one place alone tent
pounds Ct gold coin were found,
mostly belonging to the reigns OF
Alexander the Great and his father,
Philip of Macedonia. Most ct these
coins are In perfect preservation and
have been selling for rs much -
fifty rubles each On the spot.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21
2~Inoemeiner proouftenmarr..


SOIsenbe preiie wWrOem beisrOBerem garz
tien e~rsielt:
Sell Jig eI, 9ei8la6tet, - 9ibuer 90
C. Sprit9 GbideitS 9l@10c. 3urteps Go
1896; @ntet 9@13c.; @Gnie S@1Oc.
2StlO - Snipe 81 .50@1.75 per Outs.
9(oper 81. 50@1.75; g8ilbeutem S1.OO@9. 90
per Os. &abbits 25c@$1. 90.
@ter - 10@103c. per Oube1b.
8obneu = gteue, nit Der 6anb oez
pfliidte, 1.873@1.9O; olte, 81. 85@1.65.
@rbi eft - 9etrodnete. qyiine. S3@95c.
E1rt OF e II - 6ebrons 62@65c; Burz
bants 65@6S 6us 8iribet; @orIeD Ohio 85@
9Oc; AeerleB 60@65c.
&ep Ell - So. 50@S3.75 per TaB.
@ouauen- 75@$1.25 per 8uud,.
&ttroner- Sc. 00@4.OO bic 8or.
ZIP Ell III ell = Slorioa S2.00@3.75 per
Dor. @oltfornii9e, S1.75@3.5O, Meiiiuaer
81. 75@2.5O.
9Onts - WeiBer Slice, in pfunbe obse.
tbeilt, 1St@14c; ni6t 10 BED, 10@12c:
buntel Sc bas pfunb au~s9eloiiener 5@6e
Me6l- 6arter g8eisen Wotent) lparen
at9eIebt gu S .1O@$3.45 int SaIIern; net6er
0ei3en Watert) 50. 95@S3.2 20: bortes 0eiz
sen= (8Gdermeb0 S2.O0@S2.2O in Sader1 ;
pei9er @ei3euz (8GfermebO S1.9O@$2.0 90;
,GeO Oo9"$.-@$1.7 20 i'll SGden; @inter.
pei3en s 2.50@S2.7 70 in @oIs.
8o99eu- $50. 2 -@55c.
Sen 81. 5O@S1O.5O
60 RI - VertGufe I'm Store SO. 8 43c
C; 9to. 3 oelb -@45c. 0erfGufe noh
9robe wareu; SO. g, 45@454c; gto. 4, 44c.
IS III er ~ eli ell - Bertdufe i'm Store,
go. ROTH, 56&c-; go. 3 roth 55@55&c.
8erfdufe Mo3 PrObe rDaren: go. 3 rotber
54@55c.
Serfs - go, 2 54@54lc,
Safer- 8ertdufe i'm eStore, geo. 2 294c,
@294NO. 2 meiB 324@-c; 9to. 3. 293c. Ser
tG1tie na9 Bro6e pareu: SEQ. 3, 294@2Oc.
SGmereteu Tlu9s S1.42@ $1.4 24;
Gtn1otbp S5.25@5.50; &lee $8.75@9.10.
Mbtsfep- S1.26.
quite l7@18c; mittelmGBise 14@15c; 0airp,
bette, 16c; mtttel9ute un0 quite 14@15e;
frii6er B~adtn9=Stof 5@6c.
Sal e-gouu9Q mCrlcan 104@102c; 56weis
jerfGle 10@11c, 2ilnbur9er 94@11c.
81 m ii e-@et5traltS9 .00@10.0O per1OO
S0pf. Se0erie -@-c has Gubenb; @eibs
0tIben 25@28c per 8uibel bel Der @or; Stef=
1iibeu-@- 6as Sap; Moorriiben 75@80c.
per Barrel; 3wiebeIu $2.OO@S2.75 per Sap,
15c@-.- per Sulbel; Somaten -@-c Der
&orb.
&otbe &Hbeu--@ roc. per Sap.
@urteu 81. 50@1.75 per Ouben6.
SuBtarto elm - Sutnots S1.50@
200 per Sap.
@atat-$ 1,15@1,35 per 4 0t. @aIe.
9pinat--@- per Sap.
Spar9el @reibbaus)-$-.-per 0ub.
8lumenfobl- 81. 50@1.75 per Crate.
@ranber 8 - Serieps So 80 3. 20
perl 8uibel 8or.
3oIS- gto. I, 44c. $50. 2, 34c.
&eiencOru- gtuT Der 8abn, ,Toir"
Bis ,@boice", grimes $4,000; mittleres, ROTH
Ober blaBf1rbt8, 5@54c; rapb ul1b srob AZ
43c; o@boice", grimes, gu Carpet iriten,
53@6c; uSelf=Dorfiu9", grimes, 5@5kc;
ROTH Ober selb eubigeu6es 4@44c.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21

$50 Die @iRen{daft anfb6rt, folte
Der 9eIunbe Wenl9cnoerltano ~anfan9en.
2eute pUn Iieenbcr 2ebeu8iueiie finO 8I
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ODER DDSpepiie
Ueranla9t. @tue SOl9e Die er 2elOen li1O
nerpOIe G~tGrun9er, Jtierenlei6en, Sartz
leibi9feit II. {. 10. 8eiOnoer8 lift bie8 bel
&aufleuten, Stu6euten uuo Gelebrten
Der SAD. 2ebtere tuer0en Gud Die 9e@
1tauen Dimeniionen 6es 8laneten Supis
ter, Ooer Die Gntfernuu9 oeS @utrtrit BON
Der. Come auf etnen SuB bin beredncu,
ober 1e f0nuen 6Oer tuollen 1i9 1elbit
nidt iu9en, iuOmit 6a8 Seer obi9er
&ranf6eiten 3u turiren lit.
@e9en Qei6en, ipeGde Die 5ol9e iisen>
Ser 2ebenSlueife iino, - l1utbqtiefeit Ser
2eber, drOnildle 9artleibi9feit ii. ~
empfieblt Die 9eIammte d~rStlid)e Welt
Guropa'8 unO Imerifa'8 fait einItimmi9
6as ddte &arlsboOer SpruoelIat3 mo
0aS &arl8buoer @aiier. Man bite fid
o 9eadabmuuaeu.
@isuer & Menoe1iou 60, 91Iei<
moe Nqeuten, l52 Srauttin 5tr.. q. 9.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21
SIS i6 juN0 nO6 WQr.
IIeue 6efbidten ans Ger lDaIoheimatb
pon 9cter ItpIc8ser.
(6p~rtieBunQ.)

CiSprtleBlHQJ
Nun beQann es ben Maler neuerbinus Al
tpurmen, baB er nit Der vneuen 2i0erl" Fl
etgentli9 abgebftbt tpar. = 8te? Wai
BADEN benn beute feline @ugen9 SeBt II
Der f9par5e Stri3 meg! @er bat benz
etgentli9 bas getban?
y6aben g es bo9!" rtef Der 9i1ter:
baum pIDbli9 gang laut, fetn 0oler Sup.
penIDffel bIieb 3pif4en S9iHeG unb Stunt
fteben, unb er @itarrte auf bas Bib 9tn
n9aben g es bod fertig!" benin e8 tpal
po1enbet, Sang iprehenD d6nli9, aGS oI
iie Getbte unb Iebte, 10 mar fte auf Der 2ein.
lpanb. y2iberl!"
nSeIus Marta!" freif6te bas @ei6 ultf
mas 1T benin base - @as lit benin Das{
-Ste brebt ia Die Mugen! Sic bepeg
oaS 8ei6t =. , !"
- @uten Morgen, @ater unb Mutter!!'
labte bas 0trnOl bonn 8ilb beralts, ipenbett
ben 8ppf, ben pirtli8en 2tberI= &opf, btr
unb Der, 3pg tim bur1 bas Sod Der 2etn:
panO 3uriid, fprang 6erbor unb bling Der
@ltern au9 59on UNI ben 6dls.
n9o bin i9 tpieber!" REF 1ie bel la9enb
uuno ms &loiter geb' th nimmer, Oa brtn=
men it's mir gu lan9peilig. l1nb bas So:
beln unb San3en unb lauter 70 lu1tige 81.
9en ndren Giinb. 2eut', tpe1n bu brtnner
aues Sinh lit, ba fommt man ia i'm &loitel
btel g%etpifer in bic 0Du', tpte berauBen
9ott, 0a ge6e t9 nimmer binetn!"
Ser tletne 6err btelt benz beripirrter
MuGer cine fptBe @9neiberi9eere unter BIZ
Scale: uSSeBt f9auen Sic einmal bteie Sci:
BEN an, Mteifter, bic bat tbnen ben gdt3er
Sled 3erousgei4nitten, SIT bo4 Elm lii.
ai3t, 10 Elm alter Yfarrer."
gtun lief baS 2iber1 pte befefIen DOR Gu.
ftigteit in Der Stube lumber, bann 6lisb III
iteben por benz Maler, f9aute inn beI uni
frtf9 in Die Nugen: Sinh sic Der 0err
Der 10 f90n mdlen fann?" unb trilert4
ibm Elm Baden ms @eIi9t, ME CT 10 BERG.
Fr06ti9 ar 1ein 9ebtdg feinS gebDrt battle
Der iun9e Monn mar 1onft nt9t 1erabt
letdt in Berlegenbeit gu %bringen, DieIel
Spot aber unb bie3e8 @elG6ter ma@ts ibr
ipra9los. = ST bas Elm unbanol- ST
bas cine 6ere! So, ba giebt es fretlid felt
anoeres Mtttel, Die muB gebetrat9et toer;
ben.
Nun aber bic gliid1 elige Mutter: vNui
ale Wittel un6 @eti', ibr lieben 2sut, nit
tam DaS 1etn, bob i'd metn Gtoerl tptebel
bab'?"
&iitte bas pfurrerlein Dor, TbGug fi8 BIZ
5aut ouf bic brette 8ruit: Scr NDnnen:
rGuber! 90 ite6t er! Sd! = Mus ben
&1oter entfiibrt, Die gan3e 92a9t 9cTlo6er
bur6 Nebel unb @inb. Mit benz 8p13ut
angetommeu. : 0te Oberin lGBt Sud
fagen, baS SeureGetn fteGe ie nit SAINT al
rid. Sa babt ibr's nieber. = 1nb nun
&inber, CUR Meife!"
Sd merle eS pObl, bic Iodine Qeferir
bleibt ni9t oabeim, fie gebt nit CUR M}eTTe
uno 3par in Der @rpartung, baB ua9 Der;
felben cine 8erlobung ftattfinben merDe.
4ber, @4GBborite, 10 f4nea gebt boS
ni9t.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21

Sn gafing in 8aiern bat ii9 Elm Ser
elm fir militdrH4es 9riBen" gebtlbet.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING Dor benz gu 9riiz
Benben IoQ bur9 Mnlegen Der re9ten 6anb
on Die rebte Sette Der 8opfbeoedu1g aus
gebriidt perben. Der 8erein but feline
Statuten, au6 iinb feline 8eitrdge gu e1ltz
ri9ten unb geniigt bic etnfa9e Beitrittserz
%tldrung. Sb bic puitRger mebr Slid nit
t9rem 8erein BADEN, aIs dbnli9e an anoeren
Srten batten, bIeibt ab~3utparteu,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21
NarftDeri6t.
@bi ca 90, 81. MGr3.
NusD6rtioe m6rfte.

S6tuBpreiie III 8ei3en ullO Corn in anoa:
ren StGbteu marer:
@eiaeu - gtem gOrt: MarS 6O4c;
Vtat, 605c; - Suli, Gle; ct. &onis: =
Otdr;, 54sc; Wtai, 54gc. - Oulut6
Saor, 608c.; Wat. 615c; Mirneapolis
Gaar, 59c&; 0tai, 585c.; - Baltimore
NtGrS, COZ; Wtai 614c. &ole6o: - 8aar,
573c; Otot, 574c; Milrooufee: - 8aor,
5569c:; Suit 574c; - Detroit: 8oar, 57gc;
Otai, 575c.
@orn-0tew gorf: Mai. 51ac; Sult 5O5c;
ct. 2oris, NtGr& 43c; Wtai, 431c; -
Baltimore: M6rS, 504c; Otai 5O5c.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21
Kafee.
Ghee.

Young Hyson, com to fair ..SO.27 @O.45
Yg HysOn, extra to choice. As 90 so
~Gunpowder, com. to choice. % "a So
Japan, extra to choice ...... .35 % 40
Japan, common. .28 @ .32
Oolong, good to choice...... 40 a 20
Oolong, common. liz @ 80
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21
oEFIc1Ar PuRr1cArrnu

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION. s
annual TatAmMt Of the READING I
ReadiD- 'On INSURANCE Of
day oFFg1 IN the State of Pennsylvania on the 3lst
Gunaril december 1893: made t. the Insurance
TO law 'enoent OF the State OF illinois, pursuant
Capital
fTITHn at OF Capital Stock paid up in
100000
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION,

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
Annual Statement Of the KINGS COUNTY FIRE
nH , 0'"VVmVn' COMPANY OF
brooklyn, in the State OF New YORK, on the 31st
gay OF December, 1898: made to the Insurance
to law:
Capital
Amount of Capital Stok paid up in
45U,OOOOO
The herald., 1895-08-20

plished a good deal since we started at
this work, and we have got to keep right
after ii III order to produce any lasting
effect. Several of the brethren spoke. each
advancing his ideas on the subject; il
was finally decided by vote that another
meeting be neld next Monday at 10 80
a. m. at the same place, and the secre-
tary was instructed to notify all mem.
bers. urging upon them the i'm portance
of their presence at ii a time. The chair
then suggested that the principal point
at which the union is now aiming is the
removal from Alameda street of the "can-
Ger spot, and not the entire suppression
of the evil. That business men may be
brought to see that it should not be
taunted in the face of the ommunity, a
resolution ought to be made forth with,
and De presented to the council in the
afternoon. Accordingly J. B. Irvine was
called upon to present such a resolution
in writing which he did, as follows:
"Moved, That the Ministerial as1ocia-
ton urges the city council 70 maintain it's
dignity and authority by appointing po-
lice missioners who will carry out
the orders of the council with regard to
removing the houses of ill fame from
their conspicuous position on Alameda
street. which oroer the council has re-
affirmed with explicit sincerity"
The motion was unanimously adopted,
M. Irvine WAS instructed to hand the
same to the clerk of the council at the
afternoon meeting of that body, and ad-
jouInment was made.
The herald., 1895-08-20
AT THE HOTELS

X. A. Conner, the St. Louis baseballist.
is at the Nadeau.
J.o. Connrll. a jewelry man Of Chicago,
is at the Nadeau.
Charles Rand of San Bernardino 10 at
the Hotel Ramona.
j.. W. Welch. a state official, IL at the
Nadeau with his son.
NJ. G. Mansfield of Pittsburg is regis
tered at the Hotel Ramona.
N. G. Wilson OF Phoenix. Ariz., is stop
ping at the Hotel Ramona.
NJ: &. Cooper, a well to do business man
OF Kansas City. is at the Nadeau.
Il. J. Boyer of Oakland has arrived at
the Ramona hotel from Catalina.
George X. Bettinser of Rochester. n.
y. is located az the Hotel Ramona.
A. J.Cramer. stockman of Santa Bar
bara, arrived yesterday at the Nadeau.
Thomas X. Bard. a capitalist of Hue
meme, is an arrival at the Westminster.
George Russell Reed of Reed, Goodman
Co., San Francisco, is at the Hollen-
beck.
r. Beers Love of New York, business
manager for Frohman's Jane Co., is at
the Ho!lenbeck.
L. G. Ryan. manager of the Lost Ho,se
mine, CAL, is at;the Hollenbeck, accom- :
panied by his wife.
James Moffitt. Oakland Edmund Baker,
New York, and ]. r. McElroy and wife,
San francisco, are at the Westminster.
J. Phillip, sErie. New, York, promi.
nent mining and mechanical engineer. is
at the Hollenkeck, accompanied by his
wife.
J. NJ. Gamble of St. Louis and E. Hub
bard of San Francisco, both prominent
business men IN their cities, are at the
Nadeau.
Herman Heyneman of San Francisco,
general agent of the United States for
BlackweFs Durham Tobacco Co., is at
the Hollenbeck.
CA. Castle and wife have Just returned
from Coronado beach, and are at the Vest
minister. Mr. Castle is prominent busi-
ness man of San Francisco.
Among the eastern arrivals at the Hol-
lenheck are: 5. ]. Sachs, New YORK;
A. j. Rhodes. Chicago; Jos. Il. Goodell
and wife. ]. E. Goodell, Lancaster. Pa.
A. G. Kennedy. New York George Simp-
son, Bradford, England George l.. Leslie,
Ottawa, Ill.,; Matilda Dixder, Boston,
Mass.
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worried about him. He has been absent
for about ten days, and it Is not posi-
lively known whether he is still in the
city.
His father thinks that he has been en-
tced away by some bad boys who will
lead him into evil ways if he is allowed
to remain in their company for long, and
this is one of the special reasons that he
wants to have him returned.
Ernest has until recently been a 10 odel
boy, but during this vacation met some
boys IN the neighborhood who are not
the best kind of associates. Since his
acquaintance with them he has mani
tested an inclination to frequent the
streets, and this has been a source of con-
siderable annoyance to his parents.
About ten days ago he went out of the
house saying he was going to meet some
playmates. That was the last seen of
him, although his parents have made ev-
erv endeavor to learn his whereabouts.
The police have been notified and given
a description of the missing boy, but
none of the mem bers of the force have
yet seen Ernest 1t was reported Sunday
had been seen on Alameda street IN COM
pany with several haid-looking fellows.
From this it would appear that his IA
theirs fears of his being in bad com pany
were realized. AS soon as any of the
officers find him he will be arrested and
his parents notified.
He is Described as follows: Dark eyes;
black hair; and about the average size of
boys at III years of age. When he left
home he had on light straw hat, dark
coat and pants and had pair of brown
oyeralls over his pants.
Any information that would lead to his
recovery would be greatly appreciated by
his parents. as his mother, in particular.
is nearly distracted over his absence.