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SITUATIONS wAsrED-oonttnuea.

SITUATION wANTED-As MAN ABOUT
- place; city country: wages $40 per month.
Address W., box Is, Cali Office
NEAT YOUNG MAN OF 1s, WITH FAIR ED
~ ucation, wants position in office, wholesale
house or store not afraid to work Address w B.,
box II, Call Office
VoUNG MARRIED MAN, WITH Is YEARS
L experience in furniture, carpets and all
branches OF mousse furnishing, wants position. D.,
care Hotel Savoy.
Young MAN LATELY ARRIVED FROM
l. Ireland desires situation clerk in an office or
work IN store Address ID. KELLY, % Sharon St.
YOU'VE MAN, EXPERIENCED IN BOOK
keeping. stenography and typewriting, desires
position. Address ]. B.. box 81, Call office
RY FIRST-CLASS PIANIST-PLAYS POPU-
~ lar dance music; city or country. Call ad-
dress 3111 12 Tenth ST.
pGsIrION WANTED AS PORTER OR
watchman or clerk in hardware store; best ref
erences. Room s7 62e Montgomery ST.
w DIRK WANTED-S fEADY, INDUSTRIOUS
w young man, Il years, for board and lodging
Call Office.
w WANTED-STEADY POSITION BY FTKST-
w class barber. Call or address 800 Bryant.
VoUNG NAN LIVING WITH HIS PAR
L ents desires position in blacksmith or wagon
making shop: two years experience. Address
22l7 Encinal ave-, Alameda Cal
w ANTED-BY A GOOD STRONG BOY OF II
W place IN factory or store, or run elevator Call
or address 525 Ellis st.
CoACHMAN AND GARDENER WANTS A
~ situation; Oakland and san Rafael references;
Is thoroughly expereD ced and reliable. Address
L. c.. box 127, Call Office.
SITUATION AS FIREMAN OR ENGINEER;
- can do some steamftting. r. BROWN, 526
Eighth St., Oakland
MARRIED MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
Nu watchman, night or day; good security given,
Call or address II. FRANKLIN, 514 Sanchez St.,
mr.. Eighteenth.
CTEADY RELIABLE YOUNG MAN WITH
~ hrst-class references wants situation bar
Keeper; city or country thoroughly understands
the business. Address w. c., box 30. Call Office.
~ ARDENER - PERMANENT POSITION
~ wanted by professional gardener with u
years experience in this State in caring for
slVe private places; highest references given. Ad-
dress K. g., box 1872, this Office.
GOO MONTH = FIRST-CLASS BA r :
NloO tender must have work in stloon whole
sale llquor-store: good references. Address 2412
Garden St. city.
Roy, AGE is, WANTS WORK IN OR
- - around store; good references. Address 81
Ritch ST.
NURSE OR VALET TO INVALID GENTLE
~ man; long experience; highest medical and
private references; speaks French German, Eng
llsh. Address Nurse, 3l5 Stockton st.
INEXPERIENCED COUPLE WISHES TO MAN
IL age restaurant; man good cook to take kitchen;
wife diningroom. 703 Stockton st.
DhACTICAL MINING MAN DESIRES POSI-
ton as MANAGER or foreman at a quartz mine;
underst ands bookkeeping mining engineering and
assaylng and all underground work. Address j.,
box So this Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- - hNA'1 w NAI7'
E% ABANDONED CHILDREN ADMITTED
S~S into st. JoseDh's Infant Orphan Asylum
from July !, 1894, until December 81, 1895: Will
liam Flnsterbusch years, James Doran years,
Grace Doran years. Johannah MOesch 4 years,
Ed Burke years, Bessie Finsterbusch years,
George Lombard years.
H7 MISS PAXTON, CHROPODIST, II
-S~S Kearny St, room 26.
N5 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Ls~S the San Francisco Protestant Orphan Asy-
lum Society has admitted to their institution the
following orphan and halforphan girls and boys
from June 50, 1895, TO January / 1896: Edith
Campbell, Z yrs; Caroline NJ. Newton. 5 yrs
Myrtle Campbell, yrs; Ethel NJ. Moffa;t 5
Willie Coo s, IL yrs; Bishop B. Taylor. S yrs.
Willie a. Newton, yrs: James o. Morrison
yrs: Frederick A, Moffatt 8 yrs; Carl Smith.
1212 yrs; Edmund X. Bedford, 10 yrs; Thomas
Senler, yrs; Delbert D. i'aley, yrs.
re CoRNS REMOVED WITHOUT KNIFE.
SS~S Chiropodic Institute, room 8, 906 Market
EFs ENGLISH LADY'S NEW COSMETIC
~ Parlors, room 40, $50 Market st.
ES MRS. ROBB, lO35 MARKET ST, ROOM
1SS 9, second floor; genuine massage treatment.
E6Sss MRS. WALLACE, 1o9 POWELL ST,
ts~1' room %; genuine magnetic treatment.
Ra7 MRS. BERNHAKDT, ia SIXTH ST.
I~S first fioor-Genuine massage treatment.
E% NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE
VIZ Maria Kip Orphanage of 638 Folsom St, San
Francisco, Cal, has admitted the following half
orphan girls from October l. S95, to January l,
1896 Annie Hammill. aged 10 years: Jessie Merle
Far ridge aged II years; Florence v. Splcer. aged
10 years. George F. Wakeley, aged 10 years; Grace
Hodge aged years.
I$P BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR s..
~ Collections made, city country. Pacific
Collection Co, 4l5 Montgy ST., room s, Tel. $3.50
Ef|2$7 CORNS, INGROWING NAILS, SUCCESS
tF~S fully treated. DIR. LLOYD Lurlne Baths
ES WINDOWS CLEANED AND FLOORS
We scrubbed. reasonable rates: payment for
damages guaranteed. {. RoSSI & CO, 242 Sutter.
E[F5 ROOMS WHIrENED. 81 Up: PAPER
bp~S S3 40 N 31TlL nird y
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SITUATIONS WANrED-FEMALE.


T ADY WISHES POSITION AS HOUSEKEEF
~ er or work In Doctors office; has references.
Call at 10l6 Market ST.
GERMAN WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE
y day Call or address 22131a Mason ST.
w WANTED-SITUAT1ON FOR YOUNG GIRL
w TO assist in light housework take of
children. Apply All Pos. ST. base ment.
w OMAN WOULD LIKE TO WORK BY THE
W hour at any kind of housework. Call at
Craut alley, near Guerrero.
w ANTED-BN a MIDDLE-AGED GERMAN
w woman. situation good cook in private
family. Apply at $40 Minna, near Seventh.
w WANTED-POSITION AS SEAMSTRESS;
w is hrstclass dressmaker; has good refer
ences- Address 1924 sacramento ST.
WANTED - POSITION AS WORKING
w housekeeper; private or hotel; or would go in
TO business with reliable party. Address MRS. &.
X. WAGNER, Ukiah, Cal,
ID DESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES DAY
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DARTY WHO HAS A GOOD BUSINESS
L wishes the loan of $500 enlarge the business
or partner with $4,000. Address Partner, box IA
this office.
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TAMALE CAFE AND DELICACY STORE
L for sale cheap. 1925 Valencia ST., bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third.
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II ARDW DWARE-STORE, NEW AND SEC0ND-
IL hand at half price, or lots TO suit call imme-
diately; bargain. 546 Mission st.
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GJTS PARTNER IN A PAYING CASH
I'd -. business in this city: good for $S5
monthly can be increased. JOHNSTON, 2613
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ITO BE SOLD THIS WEEK AT BARGAIN
l. Fine restaurant with latest improvements:
worth $500; centrally situated near Market ST. :
owner going back East. Apply Call Office.
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WANTED-TO INVEST $500 OR $500 IN A
W corner grocery and bar, with living-rooms at
tached. Address r. j. D.. box 1872, Call.
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~ itNO
ID fOO- JOHNSTON & CO., z612 Kearny st.
CO0OO ONE OF THE FINEST SALOONS
,DL-OO. on Market st. paying over all ex-
penses $500 monthly. JOHNSTON ds CO, 2612
kearnY ST.
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CARPET CL sANlNG
q. l4th ST.; cleaning sc a yard Tel Mission "a
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED Am
~ renovated same new. s. FERGUSON a
w. ", % lehth ST. Telephone mum Der, south 3S.
CIIY STEAM CARPET CLEA Ming, ,RENOVA-
, - .iIs, 90 oth' STEVENS, mgr. Tel. South $50.
MCQUEEN'S CARPET BEATING AND REM
oVatlng works. 453 Stevenson; tel. south 22S.
II AT1oNAL CARPET BEATING AND RENO
~ waiting Works MPTON &BAILLY: layiny
anu nnu hlterng. 5lo-3l5 Ciuerrero: Tel. Mission 24I
w HEN YOU BECOME DlSGUSTED WITH
~ poor work send TO SPAULDING'S Pioneer Car
let beating Works. 1887 Tehama; Tel. so-40
{ ioNkLIN.S CARPET BEATING WORKS So;
~ 1oldnn Gate ave-; telephone east l26.
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SITUATIONS ,vAsrEp-Cont,nuea.

ELDEKLY WOMAN WISHES SITUATION
~ in nice family to make herself generally use
1ut; wages not so much an object as good home.
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GQOO PARTNER IN ONTRACTING
,DOOO. business TO attend Office and collecting
HEALY, % Kearny st.
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O.1EO BUSINESS THAT WILL PAY YOU
II i OU. SO to Sl2 weekly, for lady or gent.
STANLY, 8 Geary, room =.
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C.10OO BAKERY FOR SALE-BAKING 18
ID 1OUU. barrels per week: z horses and wagon,
living win give trial; clearing 81 so per
month. Apply HEALY q CO., 23 Kearny ST.
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oOO00 CORNER LIQUOR STORE DOING
.D-COO. business of $50 per day, clearing
$3.50 month; you can have months trial; finest OF
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DIAPER ROUTE FOR SALE, TELEGKAP APH
i Hill district, covers 1S blocks; can be bought
cheap, and chances for increase are very good
Apply this Office principals only.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.


FSCSP DIVIDEND NOTICE-THE GERMAN
u1-S Savings and Loan Society, 526 California
street For the half year ending December 81,
1895, dividend has been declared at the rate OF
four and twenty-six hundredths a 26-100) per
cent per annum on term deposits, and three and
hity-five hundredths q $4,000 per cent per an
mum on ordinary deposits free of taxes, payable
on and after Thursday, January 2, 1895.
GEORGE TOURNY, Secretary.
R&P DIVIDEND NOTICE-SAVINGS AND
Ie~S Loan Society, 101 Montgomery ST., cor
Suffer. For the half year ending December 81,
1888, dividend has been declared the rate OF
four and thirty-two onehundredths (4.32) per cent
per annum on term deposits, and three and sixty
one-hundredths (S.60) per cent per annum or
binary deposits free of taxes payable and after
WI DNESDAi, January l. 1896. Dividends not
called for are added to and bear the same rate of
dividend as the principal from and after January
l. 1896. CYRUS w. CARMANY Cashier
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EOR SALE-FINE RESTAURANT AND
Il dtning-rOOm doing good business; fine fixtures;
excellent location. j. kEIDY d CO. 1917 Sixth.
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q. 400 ROUTE FOR SALE; HORSE AND
ID HUI. light wagon; clearing $40 $50 per
month; trial given. HEALY, 20 Kearny
Evening journal., 1896-09-11
Trcnoh Drnm ClocI..

As is known, there is smalISFronch
clock, incloscd in brass cylindrical case
called the drum clock It's chief distin.
gushing feature is that it never goes foi
any length of time. Tho cscapen ent is q
continued source Of trouble TO clock 10
paircrs. 1t receives impulse at cvry othoI
vibration only Tho clocks have going
barrels and the idea Of the escapoment ap.
pears to be that by providing long fric-
tional rest at one Of tho pallets, tho extra
pressure Of the scape wheel tooth when the
handspring is fully wound win be suili-
cient to prevent any considerable Increase
I'm the arc Of vibration Of the pendulum.
But the clocks often stop from deficiency
Of power when the spring Is nearly down
and stop when they are fully wound, be-
cause the small and light pendulum has
not energy enough TO unlock the pallet.
The best that can be done is TO alter the
resting pallet to straight form and see
that the wheel teeth and pallets are well
polished jewelers. Circular.
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INDIAN DIVORCES.
The Summary Way In Whicl, the Ab,rIe.
lnal IA al.ea Isimsaif sinnlo.

inal M aiSes Himself Single.
With most Of the plains Indians rnarringe
consists siinph Of picking ont tile lnaidcn,
leading her to q cabin OF wigNnln and In
stalling her as mistress OF tho house and
corniield, sonnet imes with the necessary
preliminary OF pc ying the father "a pony or
two on an instalhnent Of blankets, and oes
casionally with some slight ceremony per-
formed by a chief ora medicine man. And
when the brave grows tired Of his partner,
he can get rid of ler as easily as he won
her.
The people who arc now focking to the
Dayotas or Oklahoma 60 get divorces would
be slprcmely happy if they could throw OH
the calling bonds of nodloclS as easily as
does tho reservation In,i Han Tho fact hay.
ing been formally announced by the head
man of the clan, the divorce takes place
when the tribe is gat hered at dance.
Whom all arc assembled and the circle
formed, the discontented warrior strikes
drum used by the revel ersi gives away
few presents (olttimes mJuSing present 60
tho squaw he intends to take next), and
then, in a short, bomhastio speech, he stig.
matizcs his wife by giving her over TO the
tender mercies Of other br ives, whilc they
look upon him enviously and consider that
he has performed an act of bravery in his
doscrtion
Often as many as half a.dozcn divorces
are thus obtained at a single dance. No
tedious waiting no courts, no lawyers and
no trouble about alimony or tho custody Of
the children. And the squaws thus east
Off as q general thing seem to take it as a
matter Of course and before the close OF
the dance are using the wiles known and
used by the women Of thCwworld over in an
effort to repair rs speedily as possible the
break in their hearts nnd matrimonial ex-
perience.
With the taking Of landfin severaltyand
putting ON of citizenship, however, tho In
dian finds that he has cemented the ties
that We're 50 loose before. for the courts
everywhere are deciding that the tribal
marriages are legal and binding upon the
Indian who becomes a citi. zen. And If the
weight Of one legal marriage wears some.
what heavily upon white man, how must
it be with the red man who has contracted
two three, four, or even more alliances
which the court now declar rs legal and at
the same time takes away his former ave.
nue. Of reliefY-St. Louis Gl ohe- Democrat
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ner Rensnn.

The young man picked up his hat and
looked sadly at the lining.
"There is no hope for meg" he asked
family.
"None whatever" replied the beautiful
girl, her eyes filled with compassion.
When he reached the door, he turned 10
ward her again.
II have 70 thank you for one thing he
said bitterly.
s'What is that" she inquired
"You have not told mo that you would
be "A sister to ms.
II thought of that" she rcioined hur
riedly, "but 1 suddenly remembered. "
"What?' he asked shortly, as she stop.
ped.
"That / promised this morning to
marry your father Brooklyn Life.
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AN ALPINE MoRTuARY.
A Ghastly Place Where tile Dead Await
Recognition For Years.

A Ghastly Place Where tile Dead Await
Recognition For Years.
In a powerful sketch Of the famous ST
Bernard s monastery on the Alps, a writer,
after telling how he spent ithe night says
81 arose at dawn. The 81 ow had ceased
to fall. Some instinct dr0lv me to a small
stone building about the size of work
mani 8 cottage few pacei from the hos
pice, On the apex stood "A cross. About
three feet from the grour d the building
was pierced by window n couple Of feet
square, crossed by thick mJoden bars I
pecred through the bars. d was dark and
as bare as n hayloft.
''When my eyes pierced Tho mystery Of
the gloom, 1 shuddercd rt contained a
score or SO Of dead--men, W omen and chill
dren. They stood, or recli ned, In a semi
circle round the dim chamber. The snow,
their enemy blew past me through the
crossbars in little drifts, cirehng playfully
about its harvest Of victims
There, frozen into inc ,rruptibility,
they stand these friendlcss and forlorr
dead, whom no one has claim Cd. AS they
looked at that supreme mlment, wher
their poor mortality put on Immortality
so they look now--so viii they alway.
look till the valleys shall be exalted an1
there shall be no more snow. Frozen into
stone which never thaws, they have been
caught at the last instant of their poor
lives. A mother presses her baby TO her
witherod breast An old mar, drags a tat
tered handkerchief about his throat A
peasant raises his head, eager for the last
curiosity to be satisfied or-ended. There,
easily recognizable, but not ei'sily forgot
ten, wait those friendless and horlorn dead
till God calls y
Some Of the bodies have waitssl thero foI
90 years, frozen and preserved by the in
fnsaef cold
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was carriod By yole d lII yeas q l07

was carried by vote Of III yeas to 167
nays.
Mr. de Witt, chairman Of tho commit
tee appointed TO confer with the represent
Rtives Of the Peoples Party executive
committee reported that they proposed
that the Democrats place on their eloctOr-
nj ticket four Peoples Party representa-
tiycs-Dr John J. Taylor of Philadelphia,
Robert A. Thompson, Indiana county,
Thomas Sterret OF Lancaster and Louis
M. Ireland Of Allegheny and in return the
Peoples Party viii place 2S silver Dem
ocrats on their ticket and agree to cast the
80 votes for Bryan # opportunity offers.
They also suggested fusion with the Pop
ulists IN close congressional, senatorial and
representa- 80 districts Mr. De Witt said
tho proposition seomed fair, and he moved
that 1t be accepted by the convention It
was agreed to-
Nominations for congressman at large
bong declared in order, De WittC De Witt
of Bradford and jerome T. Altman Of
Juniata were named by accamatlon. The
latter is on the Populist ticket and under
tho fusion plan was accepted by the con
yent.on.
The vacancies in the electoral ticket
were filed as follows:
Delegates at Largo-Thomas Sterret and
Louis NJ Ireland (Pops,), Thomas G. Dele
hanty DEM
District Delegates-F First, John II. Kee-
nan, Philadelphia; Third, james *. King,
Philadelphia; Fourth, Thomas MoCnl-
Tough, Philadelphia; Sixth, Michael Della
ny, Chester; Thirteenth, Charles ID. Kaior,
Mahanoy City; Twenty third, Samuel W.
Black, Pittsburg
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To InrestIgale condItIons ~ nIexleo.

CHICAGO, Sept ll-Paui J. Mas and
Patrick Enright started for Mexico over
the Santa Fe route on a mission that will
be fraught with special interest to every
laboring man in the United States. The
two men 60 as the representatives OF the
Chicago Trade and Labor assembly for the
purpose Of making "a thorough and impair
tial investigation of the economic condi-
tions which prevail in Mexico. They are
to find for themselves, without any sug
gestions from the organization they repre-
sent or from any other sources, the true
status Of the workingman in free silver
country The information thoy may gain
and the conclusions they form will bo sub
mitted ia a report TO the Trade and Labor
assembly as soon as they return TO Chioa-
80, which will be about the LIST Of October.
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A story OF Blaokie.

Not long ago Professor John Stuart
Blackie paid a visit to the sanctum Of an
Edinburgh publisher and mentioned that
he had lectured the previous night on Scot
tish home rule. II am astonished said
the publisher, at your fondness for max
ing an exhibition Of yourself. y Professor
BlaclSie, without another word, turned on
his heel and went away, slamming the
door. Presently he came back, thrust in
his head and said, DO you know, that 5
just what my wife tells me. -
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WILL TAKE THE EXAMINATION

WILL TAKE THE EXAMINATION
Next Wednesday there will be a civi
service examination for positions in
the railway mail service and govern
ment printing Office. Their are ten ap
plications in.
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WANTED-AN IDEA

thing TO patent? Protect your ideas they may
bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDEk-
BURN a. Co, Patent Attorneys, Washington.
d. c.. for their 81 800 nrize offer.
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Colorado Republicans For Bryan.

DENVER, Sept 1.-The Republican
state convention made the following nom
nations: Presidential electors, Il. 7. Wells,
A. T. Gunnell, 4. NJ. Patterson, G. W.
Thatcher; governor, Jared l. Brush of
Weld county; lieutenant governor, simon
Guggenheim of Pueblo; secretary Of state,
Harry T.. Mulnix Of Las Animas; state
treasurer, George W. Keppart Of La Plata;
state auditor, John W. Lowell Of Routt.
resolution was adopted requiring all the
nominees to place their designations in the
hands of the committee on fusion, which
Is comforting with ike committees Of the
Democratic, Populist and Silver parties.
The resolutions declare for himetallism
and protection, 'as sot forth in our ma
tional platform previous Go 1896 and as
adhered TO by a Abraham Lincoln and the
founders Of the Republican party" The
party Is pledged TO the support of Bryan
and Sewall, and the ST. Louis bolters are
indorsed. senator Teller and Congressman
Shniroth ard Bell are commended for their
work in congress and indorsed for ro-oac-
tion The silver rarty's state convention
has not made any nominations and is
awaiting tie results Of the fusion confer
eaco.
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Weather Forecast.
Generally fair: westerly winds.
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A FIendlsh Plot.

s'I Thought her father was so enraged
over the elopement that he would never
forgive them, and now ne has given them
brand new bicycle apiece.
OF different makes, mind you. They
will be fighting like cats and dogs before
a week London Tit-I}its.
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WINES.

Claret. per gallon. 75c. per quart, 25c.
Zinfandel. per gal, Sl.00, per quart, 55c-
Port per gallon, Sl.50; per quart soc.
Shorty. per gall. S-50. per quart, soc.
Canadian sherry. per gal, Sl.50; per qt.s
soc.
Moscabel, per gallon. $3.50; per quart Soc
Angelica per gallon, Sl.5O per quart, SOC.
Madeira, per gallon, 81. 90; per quart SOC.
Catawba. per SALON. Sl-5Qi per quart, Soc
Marscala. per gallon, s1.50; per quart soc.
Impt. Champa agne, per at, $3.50.
Domestic Champagne, rint bottle, SOC. !
Chinnu, per bottle, soc.
LIQUORS. =
No I Monogram. per gall 81; per qt. 81.
No. Monogram, per gal, 81; per qt., soc.
Gran Pap. per gallon, $500; per quart l5c.
Imperial per gallon. S1.50, per quart, soc.
Jamaica Rum, per GAL. $500; per qt., l5c-
French Cognac. per gal, So. per qt., l5c.
Nermouth. per case. $3.50; per bottle, 75c.
Imported Cordials OF all kinds at low
prices
NOTICE TO GROCERS.
Best Maccaroni. in packages. &c. per
pound. in Is pound box.
Best Maecaroni, loose, &C. per pound; iz
Is pound box.
Green Olives. 75c. per gallon.
PHONE, 2l3.
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Tried TO Oust Harrlty.

The previous question was ordered but
before the call began Mr.. Sowden was al
lowed to offer his i-IIarrity resolutions,
ms follows:
Whereas, The delegates to this convention,
assembled at Allentown April % 1896 elected
delegates TO tins national Democratic conven-
tion, which delegates elected William H. Har-
rity as mombor Of the national committee; !;
and
Whereas, The said William F. Harrity has
publicly declared that he has retired from
politics, ard he has not participated in the de
liberations Of the said committee since his
election; therefore be it
Resolved, That the Hon. James X. Jones, the
chairman Of the national Democratic commit
Sec Is hereby requested to eSnrcise his prerng-
alive rn3er the rules governing said commit
tee and declare a vnrnn a.. anl 81 inint suc-
epssnr {, the said Willinm r. H1irity who IS
IN hesrty sympathy with the Chicago ticket
ard lll,forl.
After considerable confusion a motion
t. lay tha AarriSy rcsolr; ois 30 f.s table
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al ImnendInr Cn.toms ~.

LONDON, Sept 11.--Tho Berlin oorro-
spondent OF Tho Times says that there are
persistent rumors there Of an impending
customs war between Germany and Rus
sia lt is stated that Russia intends to re-
taliate for some vexatious restrictions up
on Russian imports imposed at the insti-
cation of the German agrarians. -~-