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BIT OF BLOOD.

Your blood will tell us in a mo-
ment your past history. If your
blood is impure, if your blood is
tainted, don't go to Hot Springs.
The old doctors can cure you. The
old doctors will cure you. But
Blood Circulars speak for Blood
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The San Francisco call., 1896-08-13
LkGAL NOTICES.

N,-- 49,
THE OLD SNAKE DRUGSTORE, a56 SUFFER-
ST., will be sold August Is, 1896; ali bids mus
be in writing and presented TO at my office al
4iO kearny ST., room 12 or before O'CLOCK
A. n OF August is, 1896 For further particulars
apply 10 y, FRA XII Assignee, 4lO kearny.
DUKsUANT TO A DkCRGE or FQREULO-
i sure and sale made in the Circuit Court of the
First Circuit OF the republic or Hawaii May l2,
1896 notice is hereby given that the property
at the Courthouse (Aliolani Halel In Honolulu.
island of Oahu, III. j.. on Wednesday, August 26,
1896 az 12 o'clock noon p. Z. JONES,
Receiver of Lanai Ranch.
This property IS known the Lanai Ranch To-
Gated on the islend OF Lanai, comprising IL 1900
acres more less In Zee simple, and leases Of A.
$40 acres more or less OF Government lands, the
most valuable o. which do not expire until 1915;
the annual rentals are about $500
This estate is well fitted for sheep ranch, hav-
isg ample houses for all purposes. all in good re-
pair with tisterns, woolshed and press, and a
ioek OF "a 600 sheep, $50 head of cattle and 200
horses by actual count
he lan.s are capable of carrying 100, 600 sheep
and 10000 head OF cattle As sheep run il is
the most valuable on the islands. The lands now
owned and controlled by present owners virtually
control the entire is and o: Lanai
There are rich grasses suitable for breeding and
faltening OF stock and are entirely free from Ian
tana: there are no monsoose or wild dogs on the
island.
Steam communication between Lanai and Hon.
olulu every week.
A map showing all the lands controlled By the
estate and del allied schedule of the property 10
ne sold can be seen and further particulars be
had at the office of MessFs. WEIGH & Co., 220 Cali
fornia St. San Francisco.
Terms of sale will Be cash in United States gold
coin
Honolulu, May Is, 1895
p. c. JONES. Receiver.
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF A
i frame school building and for repanking and
btumIniZing school ards-Sealed proposals Will
be received by the superintendent of Commen
Schools in open session of the Beard of Education.
City Hall, on WEDN ESDAl. August 26.
1896. at 80 O'Clock NJ, for the construction of
p fourclassroom frame school building at sunny
SIDE in the City and County of San Francisco
Proposals will also be received by said board at
the time stated tor replanking and bituminizing g
certain public school yards
All work TO be done in accordance with plans
and specifications land the conditions men ntioned
therein) TO be at the office OF CHARLES /.
HAVENS, arch itect OF said board, room 90. Flood
building, corner Fourth aud Market streets. Union
labor only to be employed on said WORK.
The board reserves the right 10 reject any all
bids. as the public good may require.
GEORGE BEA STOS, secretary.
DROPOSALS FOR PAINTING SCHOOL
houses-Sealed proposals will be received by
the Superintendent of Common Schools in open
session of the Board of Education, new City all,
WEDNESDAY, August rs. 1896, al $3.50
O'Clock P. NJ for painting the interior aud exterior
of Certain schoolhonses in the City and County I
San Francisco in accordance with specification )
land the conditions mentioned tberein) 10 be seen
at the office of CHARLES L. HAVTNS archi tect
OF said board, room So, Flood building, corner
Fourth and Market streets Bids will be eonsld-
cred only from parties actually engaged In the
business Of house painting Union labor only 10
be employed on this work.
The board reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids as the public good may require
GEORGE b a SfON, Seere' arv.
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l.Ar..IAGA LlNANses.

The following marriage licenses were issued by
the County Clerks office yesterday;
n. Hyman and Gussie Raphael, 26-2s,
r.. L. stock and Mary II. RecsOr. 32-26.
P. Honnert and Marguerite Tauron, 25-25.
I. ". 3. swan and Charlotte III. Matthews. "a
o.
A. C. Brown and Mary L Foster. 72-ls,
John Williams and Louise Peck, 2s-2l.
], j. Murphy an Lucinda M. Omen. 24-1S
D, II, Smith and Sadie u. Burkhoider, 26-27.
w. j. Lawry and Mamie Shean, 2S-lS.
J. Bierman and Katie E. Hennessy, 3S-22-
%. Thornton and Katie MeLain, 30-24
w E. Cahill and Nellie J. Hickey, 1925
w. K. Graudy and Elizabeth MIllward, 22-23.
Carl Hereng and Matilda Eager. 2s-2l.
j. F, Meadows and anna L. Ferguson, 21-20.
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rAI DIVORCE hEuOAD.

Comniaints filed:
celine Marie Durand against Leon Durand,
jeanette Tailey against William w. Taliey.
Fannie Howard against Myron B. Howard.
Divorces granted:
Kate God stein from Joseph Goldstein. for fail
to provide. by Judge Hack, S25 per month
ailmoDy and custody of minor child alIo wed tn {
iain iii.
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PR -FEssi0NAL CAnD J.

PR FEssiDNAL CAnD,.
ERANK SHAY, ,ATT0RNEY-AT-LAW. ROOM
II 42l four h floor, Parrott building EN- porium)
IIT Lis DEEDS. ETC. l. sONTAG, ATTY
w and Notary, 1l6 Market; res, 2126 Howard
TOHN r. a. ICH ARDS, LAW OFFICES. ROOMS
J rs and 81, Crocker building; telephone Main
70, san Francesca Cal.
TOHN Il. AITKEN AND MAURICE l. ASHER
y attys aG law, rms 515 l6 5th eor, ParroEg bldg
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MoNTEREY REAL EsTATE.

O. GOE0l NEAR HOTEL DEL MONTE; ON
u ZOOU. lake; 2-story house barn, chicken
house; 2 lots, all in fruit and kinds Of berries;
vegetables grow thriftily all year round; must be
sold INN eliatelv. F. {. CALDWELL. owner
S25 Ninth ST. Oakland.
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cEN,par1v LOCATED INVESTMENT

CENIRALIY LONAIED IN ESIMENT.
Lot and improvements: 5 and z Alice ST. east
side. OF Folsom, between Sd and 4th, front and
rear house; total income S4S per MONTH will be
sold as whole, 40x57 6 or two equal subdivisions
OF 2Ox57:6 each: terms cash.
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MARRIED..
DINMORE-BURNER-In this city, August TO-
1895. in EngIIsa Lutheran Church at noon, by
the Rev. o. II. Gruyer. William III. Dinmore and
Ventura Bnrner. both of San Francisco
ECKSTEIN-WILSoN-In this city. August 6,
1895. hy the Rev. DR.. z. r. Ollie, Charles Eek
stein Of Visa liza and Nellie Wilson OF Modesto.
HORNER-MEYERS-In this city, August s,
1895 bv the Rev. DR.. f. R. Ollie, John W. Hor-
ner of Oakland and Hattie W. Meyers OF Fruit
IcLA HY-In San Rafael, August
g. 1895 at the Church OF 81. Raphael by the Rev.
Father Conway, Thomas J. Mclaughlin of Sac
ramento and Katie q. Leahy OF san francisco,
PARENT-LENF-In this city. August 5. 1886
by the Rev. Donald Nj. Ross, Hippoyte d.
2 rent and JnIia (tenrgIna Iant
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EiR E-llARRIAGES-DEAi

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be In cried They mus be handed in az
either of the publication offices and be indersad
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
10 have the same published
BORN.
GOODK1ND-In this city, August 2, 1896, to the
wife OF Theodore Goodkind. dau hter.
LEW WIS-In this city, August 5, 1895, 10 the wife
of I. K Lewis, q soE.
NADIA LENA-In this city, August T. 1896, to
The wife Of ], Ii. Madgalena, daughter,
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MAUzANT-In this city. May g. 1885, to the wife
of 2. Mauzant, q son.
MORGAN-In Oakland, August 8, 1895 to the
wife OF L 4. Morgan, daughter.
RODGERS-In this city, August 10, 1895, to the
wife OF Henry Y. Rodgers. son.
sCHRoEDER-In this city, August II, 1895, to
the wife OF John A. Schroeder daughter
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-13

Fourth ST.. mr. Folsom; 4-story frame building,
Containing stores and lodging house of 50 rooms
above: StJ5. 307 and 300 4fh St.; brick founda-
ton; rents sl70 per month: street paved and ac-
cepted by the city; electrician line passes the
lot 4Ox57:6; terms cash.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-13

DARE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A
II choice cottage in the Western Additon $4,000:
5000 down balance per month month WIN secure an
BAKER and Lyon SITS; lot 25x137:6; nearly COM
pleted. TOkiN & MeNALLY. $40 Marsel st.
EST BUSINESS CORNER on THE SAN
u Leandro road and main street 10 Fftchburg
station; size 100xl00i cheap at $50 per front
foot.
DEsIDENCE CORNER, 1OO,lOO. 2 BLOCKS
II from the san Leandro road; streets graded
aud gravesed; price SOU,
RUsINEs 5 CORNER AT FITCHBURG STA
ID ton; frontage TO suit at Sl5 per front foot.
ONE ENTIRE BLOCK. 200xsoo; WILL sUB-
" divide into As building lots good buy to hold
or retail at once to home-seekers
EEsT GARDEN LAND IN ALAMEDA
ID COUNTY for sale and to rent; vii grow flowers.
fruits and vegetables to perfection; splendid
chance to start nursery and grow cut flowers for
the market.
OTHER BARGAINS on THE BEST STREETS
" in the hest sltIia ed locality for growing town
outside the ci limits of Oakland; low taxes; city
water, church, school, free delivery, etc.
THAD s FITCH. Fitehburg.
W, f. MCCLURE. 10 Mentsom omeFy ST., 8. z,
CUBsTANTIAL MODERN HOUSES BBILFi
- $3.50 10 s275 a ROOM parties contemp plating
building invited TO call and see plans l14e Mission.
Al O sF BE soLD-NEW HOUSE; 742 CASTRO
Il ST. near goth, ia the warm belt Of the Mission,
$1,000: large lot; do not fail to see this bargain.
Apply next dc T.
SI25O sooI. OF Rooms asss ahhkE sxd6
si6O~Let 24xi00: SIS down, SO monthly.
cHAs; a: EAII.E.a 20 Men .omsrw $.
MoaAf.u AoAa.
" ANoUST on BONDS, DfAMoNDs.
n Watches jewelry, siiverware, sealskins, silks
and Instruments interest low; private enLraneei
private rooms: discreet ettendants' at UNCLE
IA y
500 900 land Ian a. lowest rates. AnR is asal HAm
apee real estate IN ErS9aLe' sma M OF Larse suns
gomery 81,
A DVANCEs ON piAMoSDs. WATCHER
"A iewery, also 90 furpisafsi nT2 Pn,sTn2s ylSeN t re-
moval: lowest rates BALpWiN JEWELRf
STORE, 9ss Market St.. open evenings,
MONEY LYING IDLE, TAKE AT IS INTER-
MI eat per month for each $1,000; same rate Sec
ond mortgage or life insurance Noln, box = Call,
M oNKY LoANkb us JkWkLAl AND
llGeM arket ST.. Mason private entrsnre7 TURK.
nIRECF on YOUR FURNITURE OR PIANO:
~ no removal; no delays; no commits sions, low
interest. RIM. 6s. Donohae oog. llto Markes ST.
NY AMOUNT; 1sr, ~ or Sd MokrGA9Es
A estates undivided interests real estate 10 pso-
bate. McuoIsAS. "a Aontgonery room ).
Qo0 nm on IMPROVED DR. REAL !, H., ESTATE,
room 629t Parrou bnndln+
\ sT a I'D MORTti AGES: INTERksrS IN e.
tstes lowest rates mo DELAY. MURPHY .ses Mrk'.
a DVANCES on DIAM0S DS, ,JEWELKf. ETC
Y toium bia Loan ss collateral Hnifa tran, AZ.
IA hUn EhS.
GRAND CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE 1900
tJ Market ST.; money loaned: watches; diamonds,
etc.. lowest rates: bargains in nnredeemed pledges.
A r l26 KkAKNY sI.. ROOM e-MONEY
"A loaned watches. diamonds etc; low rates;
private rooms: elevator: I.lrdgrs Ior SAFE cheap.
FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LOAN ON SECURETY sYIr
M VAIN sALoMoN, 326 Montgomery. 7, 2I4
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mission BUILDING LOT.

Fine lot east side of Noe ST., 101 feet south
Is h: Graded severed and maeadamized: d fe
steps from 18th ST. size 25xlO5i terms cash.
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Ok MINUTES FROM SAN FRANCISCO;
OC Fruityale Terminal Tract: lots $3.50. THE
MCCARTHY CO., 646 Market ST., :. F.; d.
PRATT, Fruitvale station.
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ALSO, BY ORDFh Or oEsAhE ELEOANI
BUILDING LOT.
Fair Oaks st. east side 81 feet north OF 22d;
street graded severed and maeadamized: 22d-st.
branch OF NJ lsson-sE elec ric-cars few steps from
lot: size 35xl17 to rear street, terms cash; sub,
isct to confirmation of superior Court
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A SHURST COLONY.
~ AT Ashurst you will have an opportunity to
procure home that will be self-snsanng, al
tractive and profitable, and on Germs better than
have ever before been offered. We nave our own
homes in this colony and are determined TO sur
round ourselves with neig1bors who wish once
to have schools and churches and readiDg-rooms
in eur very midst We have every facility for a
grand development We make it possible for all
who are enterprising thrifty and industrious to
make with homes Of comfort and abundance.
Address Ashurst colony, room 10, Mills building,
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN ON SECURETY. sYIr
NJ VAIN sALoM0A, 326 Montgomery, r. 2I4
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OAK-STREET BUILDING LOTS
Two lots s. side of Oak st 1877 :6 feet W. OF Devils
adero; street paved and accepted; size 25xl37 6
each way; terms cash.
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A. O. u W-Te the officers and members of Bay
View Lodge No. l59, A.O.U.W,: You are heIeby
notified 70 be present your lod dgeroem Mas onie
Hall, corner Fourteenth and Railroad ave-
nues south, South San Francisco, THIS DAY
tThursd ay) at l o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
attending the funeral OF our ate brother. August
FIorentine. Fines for non-at endance will be
R1-o rdp ~ ff1a w
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DIST GARDEN LAND IN ALAMEDA
ID County, for sale and TO rents will grow flowers
fruits and vegetables to peTfection spiendiC
chance to start nursery and grow cut flowers TO
the market.
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$500 1850 AGha dnA e NILES s acres psRM ne
variety of wine and table grapes, and years
old; orchard for family use; % acres hay land
balance pasture; all fenced and fenced;
abundance OF wood and water; good buildings
water piped through house and grounds; stone
wine cellar, winery and ali appliances for wine
making; farming implements, etc; will exchange
for Oakland or ran Francisco residence property
SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE d CO., 220 Montgom-
cry ST, Mills bullnlng.
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
HNEAR DIAMONDS BY PATRONIzlNG Ii
w SCHELLHAAS. 5. furniture-deaier, lith, OaSld
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sTncKTON-sT. CORNER.

southeasterly corner of stockton and Clay sts
3-story frame building contain ng stores and
dwellings above: rented for Sl40 per month"; Nos.
S4l, s43, s45 and BAT Clay st. and sl4 and S16
Stockton ST.; s.ree:s paved and accepted: lot
59:Sx6S:9; terms cash
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SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

SOLD TO CLUsE AN ESTATE.
Clementina ST., y. line, bet. Sd and 4th: $50 feet
L. of 4th ST.; lot 25xS0 known as -64 ClementIna
st; rent $40 per moth; street paved and ac-
cepted; few steps from Sd and 4th ST. electric cars
terms CASH. subject TO confirmation of superior
4 nrf
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GOLDEN GATE PARK LoTS-FACING THE
PARK
lots s side of Oak ST., 73 feet E. of Ashbury
St, 25x137 6 each, and lots on s. line of Oak
ST., 1868 feet Z. of Shrader. 25x137:6 feet each
TO be sold in 2 or subdivisions.
For further particulars apply TO
O'FARRELL & TO-, Auctioneers,
IL Montgomery at
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EAST SIDE OF STOCKTON ST., NEAR CLAY.
SOS and $40 Stockton ST.: 1-story building, con-
tanning stores: rent S45: streets paved and ac-
cepted by lhe city; lot So :1Ox6o:9.
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THE ARLINGTON, NE, COR, NINTH AND
Washington sts, Oakland; few choice suites
can now be obtained table unexceiledi reasonable
rates; unquestioned respectability.
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CENTRALLY LOCATED INCOME PROP
ERfY.

Sold TO close ont undivided interests; Tavlor st
east line, 81 % feet north 0f Gear; lot 20X57 :6
S-story, bay-wihdew frame Qn irst-class cundi,
tIon) con ontaining 10 rooms and baths; running
water with marble washstands in every room;
present rent SO per month; frst-class tenant (;
brick foundation; one sidewalk; street accepted;
known as $40 Taylor St.
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OAKLAND COTTAGES.
OAKLAND ROOMS TO LET.

4 RIM FRUITVALE TERMINAL TRACT,
I close to Pruitvale sta. will sell: $50 eashi
bal, 81 4 per mo. THE MCCARTHY CO, 646 Mkt.
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COUNTRY KEAL ksTATE.

O. OOOO $50 ACRES OF GOOD LAND:
dpCOpU. small house; barn, 100 acres OF val
ley land, balance pasture: located on main county
road; living stream of water; sale or exchange
EDWIN X ALSIP & Co,
Room 90 second door. Mills building.
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ONE ENTIRE BLOCK, 200x600; WILL sUB-
" divide into As building lots; good buy to hold
or retail a once to home seekers
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ADMINISTRATORS sALE-CozY MISSION
HOME.
Guerrero ST. w. side. 129 feet \. of 18th ST., 624
Guerrero ST.; cottage OF rooms and bath and
basement; brick foundations; rent $25; street
paved and accepted by the city; lot 40;6xl00;
terms cash, subject 10 continuation OF Superior
COurt.
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OAED.
Boulett. Joseph r. Hussey, Maurice
Bishop. Harvey y. Johnson. Oscar i.
Barry, Margaret T. Herman Sarah j.
Barnstead Thomas s. La VaIlee. oemie
Cfonise. William IL. V. MclSilyray. James 3
Cornweu. George McDougall, May
Copper Captain William Nedburg, Elizabeth
Carl. Julia Phillips, Charles It.
+ mis- Nicholas Reynolds, ]. W. b.
Fiord. Juiane Rod gers QpfaHtl
Foster Annie SchnIer, WiihelmiRa
FloFentine. August Sweeney Mary,
Goodkind Qnfantl Winsiow, Anna r
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GRAND CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE 1900
VI Market ST.; money loaned: watches; diamonds,
etc.: loN rates: bargains in nnredeemed pledges.
1928 kEARNY 81, ROOM e-MoNEY
"A loaned watches. diamonds, etc: low rates;
priva,e rooms: elevator: Iledges for sale eheap.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
o'FARRELL & CO.

IL O'CLOCK NOON. AT sALEsRooM OF
Connecticut western news., 1896-07-09

Louisiana, Senators Bate and Harris Of Tennessee and host of others. On the platform were the members of the national committee. Among the distinguished guests seated In their rear were a number of gold leaders who have been conspiou. ous In previous conventions, but who were swept aside by the silver cohorts in their states. These included General Gordon of Georgia, Senator Lindsay of Kentucky, ex- Congressman Bynum of Indiana, ex- Congressman Outhwaite of Ohio and oth- CTS. But, strangest of all, on the platform of a Democratic convention were the lit tie coterie of silver senators who bolted the Republican convention at St Louis. At present without a party they seek en- trance to the Democratic party on oondi- ton that 1t select MT. Teller for president General John B. Weaver and other Popu- lists and silverites, like Senator Stewart, were also there, all watching closely the results of the deliberations of the conven- ton. Although many well known faces were missing, 1t was a distinguished gath ering. The invocation of the boyish chap lain, Dr. Stires, an Episcopal divine, with its appeal for peace, had hardly ascended to the throne of grace before the contend ing hosts met in the shook of battle. The gold men carried out their programme of presenting Senator Hill for temporary chairman, but the silver leaders also held to their resolution and immediately an- tagonized him with Senator Daniel. For two hours the oratorical gladiators of the opposing forces fought 1t out upon the platform
 Daniels Election.
 The result of the roll call showed 556 votes for Daniel and 349 votes for Hill, practically the strength of the two sides Although this did not show a wo-thirds majority, the silver leaders display no anxiety on this score, as the Nebraska gold delegation of 90 will be unseated, ard the representation from the territories will be increased from two to six each.
 Senator Daniel, who assumed the duties of presiding officer, is an impressive figure and a most eloquent orator of the old sohool He sounded the keynote for silver h a ringing speech, but the fact that he spoke from notes was rather disappoint- ing to his friends.
 There Is little change iR the situation as to candidates Bland still has a strong lead, but the possibility of all sorts of complications which may blockade his way to the coveted prize have made his followers anxious, and the talk of abro- gating the two thirds rule in his interest has been revived There is, of course, the natural disposition to crowd on to the band wagon, but the oalmest observers cannot yet figure out how he can win. They still look for Boies or a dark horse The use which the gold contingent will make of their votes oomplicates the situa- ton, and many believe In the present dis organized condition of the silver men as to a candidate they can force a compromise Stevenson is most prominently spoken of In this connection. To forestall the gold men, concerning whose plans in this re- gard there Is much mystery, the silver men intend to hold caucus as soon as a deadlock develops.
Connecticut western news., 1896-07-09
The Bank Clerks Revenge.

This is a story about a girl and . man. The girl lives over in George town, where she is distinctly the belle. I don't know where the man lives, but during business hours he is to be found in bank not far from the Fifteenth street cable transfer He is blond and is a favorite in the exclusive set in which the Georgetown girl moves. He and she had words-once upon a day. They had so many words, in fact, that the girl, who is said to have more than bit of temper, ordered him never to presume to speak to her again as long as he lived She forbade him to recog- pize her, even, and said that she would make it point to forget that she had ever met him. This was last winter The other day she went into the bank in which he is employed to have 6 check cashed- The blond young man appeared at the window. He took the check and examined it carefully. It was broiling hot day. The Georgetown girl was in a hurry. She hadn't an &C., quaintance within half an hours walk The blond young man handed the check back
 "Yery sorry, madam" said he, "but you'll have to get somebody to identify you before I can cash the check"
 And she had to do it-W ashingtop Post
Connecticut western news., 1896-07-09
General MArkeNA.

Nxw YoRx. July !. - FLouR-stsss and western quiet and steady; city mills p.tsnta. tt.io1<sS winter patents, ts-bo1s. O. oity miis clearr. t3eo; winter strsiEhts. ts.Soaxso.
 wHEAT-Ns. rcd opened easy. bat prompw ly rallied on bad thrsshinr returns frona In- diana and decreased estimates Iadias wheat crop; July. ei 5-ie0siAc.i August n@ elAc. < CORNING fairly act ve and stronger with whsAu July. nsoUysc-; September. sssso a a-leo.
 oATs-No. g nrmer, but not Activc July. aol<c.; September. so.
 P0RK-stesdy; old to new u,css, ts0s. fam fly. ta7Sdlos.
 LARD-Lovsr; prime western steam. tAus<. nominal
 BuTTER-ouiet; sts,s dairy. ioolslso.i state creamery, llltdlso
 CHKEsK-steadys stats. isrr~. sst0ssSe.; smslL si<Ose-
 K6Gs-stsadys st.ss and Psnasyivania. laaLs wcstsrn. ilalsc.
 sU0AR-Rsw quiet fair refining. so.s cen trifugsl. se test. ssSo-; refined ouisr crushed. 5y<c.s powdered. hc.
 MoL.AssES-Stesdy; New orleAna. asS0s7o.
 RICE-steady; domestic. s}<sscs J.p~=- sa Ike
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