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The morning call., 1895-01-09

AUCTION SALE
We will sell at auction SATURDAY, the 18th
inst. at II O'Clock noon, at our salesroom the
two following properties, by order OF the execu-
trix of the last will and testament of Henry M
n orion, deceased; That certain property. situate
on the pOrtherly line or Turk ST.. lOS 4-lG feet e
OF Larkin, thence L. % PIP by so 6l2 feet. with
improvements thereon, as per notice OF sale as
advertised
No 2lS Joice st. prospect place., w. side. s
OF California ST., bet Powell and stockton;
renting for SIS per month; lot 2Sx77, less 7x25,
irregular. BY authority of Jennie Laird, commits
sioner of the estate of Morty Kelly, deceased.
Terms of Sale-l0 per cent cash, to be paid
the auctioneer on the day of sale; balance on con-
irmation of sales by the Superior Court. IEstru
ments of sales at purchasers expense.
IMPROVED PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE.
G717S GOLDEN GATE AVE. INVEST
u y. menr; z-story house OF 8 rooms and
bath; bay-windows brick foundations, etc; mort
gage OF S470O can remain: lot 26xl37:6.
nOroO RENTS $50 PER ANNUM; TWO.
CDOCUO. story house of 8 rooms and bath
bay-windows. brick foundations ETC.; lot 32xl00;
Broderick st.
nOOOn COZY BAY WINDOW COTTAGE
0ZZUU. of rooms and bath: brick founda
tiohs. etc: near electric road; Warren ST.; lot
26:lOxS0.
SSZOU. residence Of rooms ana bath; ali
modern improvements; brick foundations, etc
nice garden; stable for several horses; driveway
lot 35x137:6 Webster ST.
n1OEO BARGAIN; HOUSE OF ROOMS,
O1OOU. etc close to Mission and 26th SITS
lot 25x 90; terms small amount cash, balance SIS
per month.
GTJTE g NEW FLATS; CORNER ON LAR
ID i u. kin ST. bay-windows, etc.; rents S56
per month; lot 81 :6xSS:6.
G0000 ONLY A FEW HUNDRED DOL
u OUpO. lars cash. balance at $50 per month;
lovely little home; nearly new; coy baywindow
cottage OF rooms and bath, etc; lot 25x96 IS
nice location in Western Addition
lE0AO MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN
pOUOO. estate; no reasonable offer refused;
rents S4S 80 per month; 2-story and basement
houses, subStan italy built; always Rented lot so
xS0: well located; STAFFORD ST.
G. H. UMBSEN & CO.. IA Montgomery st.
ia6 SuWe
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And i'm accordance with law and an order OF the
oard of directors, made on the i4th day of No
vember 1894 so many shares of each parcel of
stock may be necessary VIII Do SOLD at the OIL
flee of said company room 3, second floor, Mills
building San francisco. Cal, on the o5th day OF
January, 1895 at - p. N. OF such day, TO pay de-
OF advertising and expenses OF the sale.
j II. HENRY, Secretary.
Room g. second floor Mills building, san Fran
cisco, Cal jag lVt exSu
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DELINOUENr SALE NoTICES.

STANDARD GOLD AND SILVER MINING
- Company of San Francisco, CaL-Notice-
There is delinquent the following described
stock on account of assessment levied on the
fourteenth day of November, 1894 the several
amounts set opposite the respective shareholders
fntIAv
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GOO0 AND ONLh ) LEFT OUT OF TIE
u OUO. block; 18th ave, near II st, which
faces the PARK and over looks all the main attrac-
tions of the park such as the childrens play
ground, strawberry Hill. the lake and boathouse;
Etreet work completes all ready for building: size
25xl2O: only % minutes ride from the Baldwin
Hotel: terms easy 10 suit purchaser.
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" IL Montgomery st.

RdEO CHOICE BUILDING LoTS-2S MIN
ID fOU. utes' ride from the City Han via the
Mssion-st. electric cars: size 25xl5O: lots on
grade and positively ready for building; take the
MssiOn-sG electric cars, transfer at 29th ST. and
ride to the end of the line and you viii there see
the block ana find representative there; these
are positively the cheapest lots in the Mission
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

n H. UMBSEN q CO
~ Real Estate Agents. Rent Collectors ana
Auctioneers, Ia Montgomery st, San Francisco
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

I AND, LAND, AND PLENTY OF LAND-THE
II old pioneers GRO Sed the plains by Orleans to
ind it; we locate home seekers by the more con
venient and modern railway: fruit, grain, stock
and hep lands in all counties OF California from
one TO 10000 acres, and from So 50 to $3.50 per
acre; for sale and exchange reliable Information
correspondence solicited Address THE II. NJ
BENSON CO., Country Real Estate Commission
Agents. 902 Broadway, Oakland. CAL
nnn ACRES LEVEL LAND-ONE OF THE
wv best grain properties in the State; crops
never fail; pays good interest even at present low
prices OF wheat: for sale at bargain will accept
city property in exchange: splendid opportunity;
write for particulars. WILLIAM j. DINGEE,
46O-I62 Eighth ST. Oakland 1a9 ST WeFrSu
.OYOU WANT TO INCREASE THE VALUE
of your country estate by judicious tree
planting? II secure the services OF an ex-
perienced planter at once. Address Dox "a. OAK
land. Cal. jag TT
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front of Elise. Realization was placed last
on claim Of foul made by Chorn, who
rode Motor.
SUMMARY.
SAN FRANCISCO. jar. g, 1895.
OF FIRST RACE-Six furlongs: three-year-
y | aide ond inward. nurse $500.
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Auction SALE

Call and obtain one of our Real Estate Records,
which contains list OF properties for sale in all
parts Of the city.
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AN OFFER WANTED-THAT CHOICE SW.
n corner of Oak and Ashbury sts; facing the
PARK size 81 :3x1O0; II is mortgaged and 10 avoid
a foreclosure suit il Will be sold at a sacrifice
don't miss this opportunity If you have small
amount of money TO invest or are seeking build
ing lot.
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Oh. longs; selling; three-year-olds and up
ward non-wInners; purse $500.
Ind. Horse. weight, Jockey. st. 1a Str. Fin.
2s4 Morven, iO1 (Chorn)........6 II 10 10
2e2 Little Tough, 80 (Cleary) 4 612 ALI IN
295 Blue Banner. 100 (Hen-
500 K fasSi I, IS IL. coc6i.nej.3 r. $ =
23S Gerdius. 1O4 IL. Lloyd)..... Z Al 81 %
295 Mutlneer, 80 (Hnrichs). 81 80 81
251 Faro. 1902 III. Smithl. .......3 ~ 70 ~
500 ConnaughI. SO (Andersen)..6
Good start. ION handily. Time, 1:l71a. Win
ner. bay gelding. by CneviOt-Lurlne.
Betting: MorVen to I, Little Tough 20 to i,
Blue Bunner to /, Gordius TO l, Mutineer to
l. Faro II TO l. Kitty TO 1, Connaught 100 to l.
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Struggling start. Won driving. Time, 1:ZaH2'
Winner, chestnut mare. by Tyrant-Unlt
Betting: Charmion 4 to D, Chas. A II 10 4,
Quirt Is to /. tlirtiHa so to l. Talbot clifton 90
to !, MainStay ID TO 3, Glen Echo loO TO l, sir
Reel to /, imp Paramatta 80 to /, Catalogue 0o
to l.
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oIo THIRD RACE-one mile; selling; purse

Good start won driving. Time. 1:571s. Winner,
gray gelding. by imp. Midlothian Helen Scratch.
Betting: Draw Scot evens, Hy by TO 1, st.
Brandon i to l, Hanford TO 1, imp. Empire 10 TO
= lIayma 40 TO 1, Guadalupe so TO 1.
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HOUSES TO LET.

HOUSE ROOMS AND BATH; LARGE BASE
II ment and stable. Apply EASTON q Ell
BRIDGE,
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on FOURTH RACE - Five and half fur
> Il. longs selling; three-year-ods and up
I'd no 5000.
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" -'19-'' - II MONTGOMERY STREET.
SAN Francisco, CAL.
THE
Los 6UILlCOS RANCHO.

We are offering in subdiv sons this celebrated
rancho, situated In the heart OF the Los GuiicoS
Valley, Sonoma County. The Southern Pacific
overland runs through the property. rms prop
erty is 10 miles east from Santa Rosa. The tract
consists OF over 1000 acres of the very richest OF
soil, which possesses attractions from the home
seeker difficult to equal and impossible to excel
This celebrated rancho was selected over 4O years
ago by William Hood Esq, his choice OF his Sec
ton being governed by the extreme fertility OF
tect shelter and beautiful surrounding scenery.
Ii is only So miles from san Francisco; fare,
81 As. We are offering this property In "a subdi-
visions varying in siz from TO 80 acres. and at
a price of from $50 TO $3.50 per acre, Send for
catalogue.
If you want bargains in country property come
and see us.
o'FARRELL & &C.. Real Estate Agents,
ja6 1--WE If Ii Montgomery st.
lATANT TO LEASE GOOD RANCH PARTLY
w improved; some fruit; with contract TO buy.
w. L. f.. box III. Fruitvale, Cal. jag 81
IL AND 30 ACRE PIECES-A1 FOR CHICK
I. en- ranches; on aud 10 years credit; $50.
$50, $40 and 500 per acre; within mile or
town. D. ii. TwING, sOnoma City, Cal. de4 II
NIARIN CoUNTY-5OUO ACRES 70 MILES
vi from San Francisco.
RANCHO DE NOVATO.
Tracts of any size desired; fruit grain and
vegetable land no irrigation; both rail- and water
transportation: $40 to $75 per acre; easy terms;
town OF Novato; graded school. hotels and stores
on the property; send for circular.
Dairy for sale with or without cows
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY, d
and 65. Chronicle building sci II
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-TRE
" WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one yoar for 81. postage
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Rns1NEss CHANCES.

-~OTICE-TO BUY OR SELL BUSINESS OF
y any kind promptly for cash, 60 to the well
known firm OF GUS STRAND & CO., 19 Sixth
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GA GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY: CHOICE
u 4 ~. Western Addition home az great
bargain; house of rooms and bath. in / condi-
ton throughout; price reduced from $500; loca-
tion choice and central, \. side of bituminized
street. near colt; lot runs to rear street. Full
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$500 Ga0sGE RESE 5S NG5IS
attic with 2rooms in 1t; all the latest m odern i'm
provemenIs; handsomely finished throughout :;
mus be sold to satisfy mortgage; don't fail to
LOOK at this If you looking for cheap residence
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GO0O0 ONLY A FEW HUNDRED DOL
tnOUOU. lars cash. balance at $50 per month;
lovely little home; nearly new; coy bay window
cottage OF rooms and bath, etc; lot 25x96 IS
nice location in Western Addition
The morning call., 1895-01-09

GHAS. Z. NAYLOR, MFGRS' AG'T. 10 MONTY
" st. Standard Typewriters and supplies; Mimeo-
graph goods; instalIment terms: rents, repairs II
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G.OEOO BIGGEST BARGAIN EVER
u OOUO. offered in the heart OF the city;
good 7-room house on n. line OF Brannan st. near
Sd; street accepted lot runs TO street; rents
for $25: can be bought for 500 cash, balance
monthly IL desired. TOBIN MCNALLY, $50
Marx ct ST. Ja6 st
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S14 600 1oWNT0WS b5iNT y.n Ssr
ave. lot 27 :6xl20 with two 7-room houses on
Farrell st. aud new building of 2 beautiful
fats OF and rooms and bath each on Ollve ave.;
street accepted by city; property always rented
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GO6OO REDUCED FROM $500 IN ORDER
ID ZOUO. TO effect an immediate sale, house
OF 8 rooms and bath Harrison ST.. ear Sth; lot
2Ox60 runs through TO Horner ST.. and both Tar
rson and horner SITS. are paved with salt locks
and accepted By the city; this is an exceptional
offer; don't fail TO see ii.
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a7I76 3NEw FLATS; CORNER ON LAR
| ID i y. kin ST. bay-windows, ETC.; rents 500
| per month; lot 27 ;6ISS 70.
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Tor SALE-BAKERY AND DELEGATES;
i north OF Market ST.; living rooms account
of other business. e, box 12i, Call Branch. 3t*
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Q1O nOO 8 FLATS on A NE. CORNER II
u 1O.UOO. the W estern Addition; total in
come per month $1176; lot 37:6x82;6.
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ROCrRY AND BAR, 4 LIVING-R0OMS
ket ST.
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0.On BRANCH BAKERY AND CANDY
u ~. store on principal street Apply Call
Branch once. Jas 3ts
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@. OOO RESTAURANT; new FIXTURES;
II OUU. good living fTade; rent cn cap; living
rooms: sickness cause of sale. 500 Fourth. 3t@
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PERSONALS.


L L.-B0TH ARRIVED ALL SAFE; THINK
- . you mig hit come TO lunch soon; it may be a
long while before we can go out there: come soon.
G.. z.
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a. : ca HALF INTEREST IN WHOLESALE
0DOUO. produce and commission business; es-
adj ished years; bears full investigation. Cigar
tor @ Il SansOme 81.
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O'FARRELL & CO., Real Estate Agents,
ia6 SuWe tt IL Montgomery st.
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9OeOO INCOME $50 PER MONTH; y.
u fOOO. side OF Washington ST.. below
Powell; double house of rooms each; tenants
and always rented; lot 24x57:6: cable-ear passes
the door; street aceepted by The city.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WITH WOOD
d ana coal yard. hay and grain; cheap owing to
death Of proprietor. Fifteenth aud GuerrerO.9 81
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Good start. Won on a foul. Time, 1;25%4.
Winner. chestnut colt, by knight of Ellerslie-
Betting; Motor Is to 5. imp. Elise 3 to 1. Realiz-
"a e
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ly. "What we do tonight is likely to
be historic. "
But there is some danger" sug-
gested Brown. 1--WE cannot quite tell
how il may act. "
. "That is nothing" said Pericord,
with a wave of his hand.
But there is no use in our going out
of our way to incur danger"
"What then! One of us must do it. "
'Not at all. The motor would act
equally well if attached to any mani
mato object.
THAT is true, " said Pericord thought
fully.
'Thare are bricks by the barn.
have sack here. Why should not
bagful Of them take your placa?'
at is good idea. see no objec.
tion. "
Come on, then, " and the two sailed
out bearing with them the various sec.
tions of their machine The moon was
shining cold and clear, though an ocoa-
sional ragged cloud drifted across her
face. All was still and silent upon the
downs. They stood and listened before
they entered the barn, but not sound
came to their ears, save the dull muir
MUIR of the sea and the distant barking
of a dog. Pcricord journeyed backwGCd
and forward with all that they might
need, while Brown filled long narrow
sack with b.scks.
When all was ready, the door of the
barn was closed and the lamp balanced
upon an empty packing case. The bag
of bricks was laid upon two trestles,
and the broad steel girdle was buckled
round it. Then the great phlanges, the
wires and the metal box containing the
motor were in tGrn attached to the CIR.
die Last Of all fiat steel rudder shap-
ed like n fish's tail was secured to the
bottom of the sack.
1--WE must make it go round in a
small circle" said Pericord, glancing
round at the bare, high walls
'Tie the rudder down at one side, "
suggested Brown. "Now it is ready
Press the connection, and off she goes.
Pericord leaned forward, his long,
sallow face quivering with excitement
His white, nervous hands darted here
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and there among the wires. Brown
stood impassive, with critical eyes.
There was sharp bur from the ma
chine. The huge yellow wings gave a
convulsive flap; then another; then a
third, slower and stronger, with fuller
sweep; then a fourth, which filled the
barh with blast of driven air. At the
fifth the bag of bricks began to dance
upon the trestles. At the sixth it sprang
into the air and would have fallen to
the ground, but the seventh came in
time to save it and fluttered forward
through the air. Slowly rising, it flap
ped heavily round in a circle, like some
great clumsy bird, filling the barn with
its buzzing and whirring In the uncer-
tain yellow light of the single lamp it
was strange to see the loom of the I'M
calmly thing tapping off into the shad-
ows and then circling back into the mar
row zone of light.
The two men stood for awhile in ST.
lence. Then Pericord threw his long
arms up into the air. 1T acts!' he
cried. 1.-THE Brown-Pericord motor
acts" He danced about like mailman
in his delight Browns eyes twinkled,
and he began to whistle.
See how smoothly it goes, Brownv'
cried the inventor "And the rudder-
how we'll it acts! We must register it
tomorrow.
His comrades face darkened and set.
"It is registered, he said, with fore
ed laugh.
Registered" said Pericord Reg
istered!' He repeated the word first in
whisper and then in kind of scream.
"Who has dared to register my inven-
tion?"
II did it this morning. There is
nothing to be excited about. 1t is all
right.
"You registered the motor? Under
whose name?"
Under my own" said Brown sui
lenly. Il consider that l have the best
right to it."
And my name does not appear"
"No, butt
you villainp' screamed Pericord.
"You thief and villain! You would
steal my work. You would fitch my
credit will have that patent back if
l have to tear your throat out. " A SOM
Der fire burned in his black eyes, and
his hands writhed themselves together
with passion. Brown was no coward,
but he shrank back as the other advanc-
ed upon him.
Keep your hands off," he said
drawing knife from his pocket. ~
will defend myself if you attack me. "
"You threaten mel" cried Perioord,
whose face was livid with anger. lyon
are bully as we'll as a cheat. Will
you give up the PATENT"
mo, l will not "
Brown, l say, give it up"
II will not. did the work. F."
Pericord sprang madly forward, with
blazing eyes and clutohing fingers. His
companion writhed out of His grasp,
but dashed against the packing case,
over which ha fell. The lamp was ex-
tinguished ant me whole barn plunged
into darkness. A single ray of moon
light, shining through narrow chink,
fiickered over the great waving fans as
they came and went.
will you give up the patent,
Brown"
There was no answer. "Wil yon
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How the Heavens Move.

According to the elder Strive, the
movement of the sun through space is
at about the rate of five miles per Sec
ond, but that calculation was made on
the superstition that the brightest of the
fixed stars were between two and three
since proved to be- The best astronomers
of more modern times are Of the opinion
that the actual speed of the solar system
in its wild flight through space can
scarcely fall short of 10 or exceed 20
miles per second. By moderate esti-
mate, then, our position in the great
sea Of space is changing at the rate of
500, 900, 600 miles annually. The above
figures, wonderful as they may seem,
are counterbalanced by the enormous
distances which separate the fixed stars
from the planets of our solar system as
well as by the unthinkable and meas
ureless space which intervenes between
those distant orbs. Let us suppose that
our sun and his train of planets and
satellites are getting ready to make a
trip to Sirius, the dog star, and that that
body is anchored perfectly stationary III
space. Suppose that we begin our trip
on Jan. 1, 1895, when will we come IL
collision with the ruler Of dogdays? Not
until after lapse of so, 900 years And
we are travelling 500, 900, 900 of miles
annually too!-St. Louis Republic.
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ut dctsr" he cried. 1.-THE Brolrp-P PERI
cord motor GctSr'
the machine, which was shivering and
rocking with each swing of its arms as
though very little more would send
it Swimming from the table.
SIS it not splendid?' cried Pericord.
ut is satisfactory, said the more
phlegmatic Anglo-Saxon.
"There's Immortality in It'll"
"There's money in itl''
"Our names will go down with
Montgolfier's.
with Rothschild's, hope"
mo, no, Brown. You take too ma.
Jerial view," cried the inventor, rails
ing his cleaning eyes from the machine
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Modern Gratitude.

''See, there comes Hummel. 1 don't
want to meet the man. Only last week
asked him to lend me 100 marks"
"He might have given you the money
He is rich enough.
"Well-um-the fact is, he did I'll
lustrirte Chronik.
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When so many people are taking and
deriving benefit from Hoods Sarsaparil-
la, why don't you try it yourself? 1t is
highly recommended.
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Radam's Mlcrobe KlIIer.

Are you suffering with any disease
which will make your life miserable. Do
you know that Radam's Microbe Killer
will cure you, sold by
MRS. MARY GIBSON Agent,
CYL 500 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-18
IRISH NaTIOSALlSTS
Endorse the Liberal Party aud Condem
Rrdmond's Course.

Endorse the Liberal Party aud Gender
Rrdmond's Course.
NEW York, Fob. 17.-At meeting OF
the Irish National Federation held in
this city to-day, re,oluti ons were
adopted as follows:
WHEREAS. The Libe raj party OF
Great Britain, has through good and
evil report. unflinchingly upheld the
banner OF home rule for Ireland; finally,
succeeding in passing large and com.
prehenslve measure through the house
OF commons; and
WHEREAS, Tho Tory party, truo to its
traditions OF class privilege and landlord
ascendency, offers to the Irish people
nothing but coercion aud twenty years
OF strong government, be it
"!S3olred, That in view OF these indis-
puted facts. We, the city council OF tho
Irish National Federation CT America,
unreservedly condemn tho action OF
John f. Redmond aud his following OF
eight in voting against tho Liberal
party. thus endangering the policy oil
Justice and friendship.
We regard this section rs treason to
1reland's cause. and we feel that q.
the first opportunity the people o!
Ireland will consign 10 ignominy and dis.
grace mon so recreant to every national
and patriotic sentiment.
"isEsolred, That we again renew our
pledges OF s,eadfast support to the Irish
parliamentary party and We again e1.
press our untaltering confidence in the
success OF tho struggle now being made
to win home rule for Ireland"
Michael Fcnnelly presided. In put.
ting the resolutions TO the house he said
that in the future the federation would
ignore Redmond and his followers and
class them with tho Orangemen who
always opposed the national aspirations
OF ireland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-18
IhsQUEHApm CARNIVAL.


To Eo Given by the Arion Society Mt Its
Hall Tonight.
This evening at the Arion hall, the
annual masquerade Carnival of tho so.
ciety will be siYen. The Opera Hou.e
orchestra viii PLAY, a, uaual, and tho
committee, have tried to rival all for
incr efforts, and make this memorable
eocial crent. All dancers must DO
masked. Tho affair is IN the hands of
competent committees, made up as fol-
lows: On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c. Stiiel,
!. Riestcr. J. A. Hess, theodore Roller,
j G. W. Aprcnzcl!e., i. G. Driehorst, F.
G.. Schwcrtfcger. c. A. Schacicr, Ed
mund Booking, Leopold lticstcr and IL.
ii. SchoCkey.
On arrangements and order-C. Gon.z,
II. ielmbright, Albert l!oehle, james
Riddle, John Lu,z, +. ]. Dicgmiller, F.
J. Miller, George f. Die,z, Paul Rey-
mann. Charles Fl. Driehors.. George II.
Ebc!ne, G. ". Kreitcr, Joseph IIon.
man, +. lllievcs, VI. Kovalnn, II. c.
Meyer, Albert Wilkie. Max Lang, Con.
Hirych and John Roth.
Dance omInit,ee-Jncque Front, Ed.
W. Stifel. Oswald Schreibor, +. c. Caren.
bauer, Milt B. Mabis, DR.. 0. ". Bur.
dasts. August G. Schneider. n. f..
Behreng, jr. Hermann Schambra, C. A.
Aul, Harry Muhu and II. a. Seabright.
This bids iair to be one OF tho most
enjoyable events given by tho Arion
this season. and the attendance will no
doub. be large.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-18
Another Vessel Probably Lost.

New Ionx, Feb. 17.-Cap.ain Eygett,
Of tho ship Constance. which arrived
here to-day from Dunkirk. and which
was obliged to take a southern course on
account OF n succession Of heavy gales,
reports that on Monday last, when about
about 225 miles southoas. OF Sandy
Hook, his vessel passed for several houre
through m enormous quantity Of yellow
pine lumber, apparently the deck load
OF some vessel.
The lumber carrying steamship City
OF St. Augustine, which Is more than
ten days overdue ut this port from
Jacksonville, Fla, has not yos been
heard from. She ia commanded By
Captain Gaskill and carries crow OF
fourteen mon.