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& RicVcler Hurt.

ALAMEDA. CAL, June 18-Henry Sui
berg was badly injured yesterday after
noon while riding a bicycle along Webster
street. a team was approaching him. and
he calculated the distance at which TO
pass it in safety, but just before he met il
the driver for some reason turned to one
side, and Sui berg ran into the vehicle at
iull speed. He was thrown over the
handle bar and struck with such force
that four teeth were knocked out and his
neck was cut open so badly that it took
three stitches 10 close The wound.
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FOR SlN lose. Ion GlTNS & SlNTl CRII

GTEAMER ALVISO LEAVES PERI DAILY
- Sundays eAceptedl a. 10 A. n Alvfso daily
saturday excepted az NJ Freight ana
Passenger Fare between san Francisco and
Alvisos SOC; to San Jose 75c Clay e., PiaE
~ W. santa Clara ST.. SAL JoSa
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Long Suffering Ended.

OAKLAND, CAL, June 1S-Mrs. Char
loite n. Gardner died at her home, 226
East Nineteenth street, this morning,
after suffering since last November. The
deceased was the wifo of ex-State Sur
veyor-General Robert Gardner. She leaves
besides her husband four children. two
sons and two daughters, to mourn her loss
She had host of friends who loved her
for her genial disposition and rare attain
ments.
Held for Murder.
OAKLAND, CAL, June 18-P. d. Nc
Mahan was bound over to the Superior
Court this afternoon for attem pting to kill
Deputy Constable James o. Clanage on
the night of May IA McMahan was beat
ing his wife in Elmhurst when the officer
interfered. McMahsn shot at him. 1t
took effect in his right hand and passed
in his lett side. He has been confined TO
his bed ever since.
Nearly Human.
OAKLAND, CAL, June 1S.-The exhibi.
tion of trained horses now being given in
the Ex position building is attracting
much attention. The horses seemingly
have intelligence bordering upon human.
Professor Bartnolow has many friends
here among the lovers of good horse flesh b.
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The Chemin de Fer de rOuest, the first
important railway in France, was con-
structed by an English engineer and Eng
lish navvies.
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COMPAGEIE GENERAL TRANSATLAIrlQU3

French Line to Havre.
TOMPAEY'S PIER(NEw), AZ NORTH S~o
" River foot OF Morton 81 Travellers bv 91t{se94
this line avoid bot transit by English railway
the discomfort Of crossing the channel in a small
boat Rev York TO Alexandria Egypt via PariA
6rst class 160 second class Sl16.
LA GASCOGNE E. June 26 lOAN
LA 4UURA In K .................July g TO- "
LA BRkTACiNf n >...,,.............July 10 lOA w.
LA NORMA n DIE. -. ........IuIv II TO- r.
LA GASCOGN NE ,.......... July "a, 1UA "
81 For tur.her PARTICULARS apply %
A. FORGET gent,
No g. Bowling Gresn, New York
J. F. FUGAZI 81 co, Agents. Montgomery
avenue, San Francisco.
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Alameda Notes.

ALAMEDA, CAL, June 1S.-Thomas Ghileri,
aged H. OF PIP San Antonio avenue, broke
his collarbone yesterday by falling from his
bicycle
Applications for liquor licenses are now be-
Ing filed. So far only renewals are asked for
and no new ones have been presented.
The Health Board inspected the North Side
sewer yesterday and found it in perfect order.
The Water Works Company will put in d
new 200 horsepower mpound engine and
pump Of the latest design at q cost OF $12, 600.
The degree team of Alameda Tent of the
Maccsbees will go 10 San Fran cisco TO night 70
initiate forty-seven new members into San
Francisco Tent
An interesting discussion upon the merits
of the municipal ownership of the light sys-
ten is going on in the columns of the Encinal
between Manager j. A. Britton OF the Oakland
Gas Light and Heat Company and City CIerS
Lamhorn.
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FOR U. s. ElVY.YiRD AND VALLEJO.

Mon, Tues, Wed. Thurs. and sat
..e:45 A NJ and 3 :15 P. 70 P. n ex. ThursI
ErloayS.s.. .....s-..1 P NJ, 9P. Il
Sundays. .-..-.-. 1880 A. NJ and p 4
Landing and Offices Mission Dock Pier 4
Telephone Green 3Sl
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AUCTION SALE.
IN 81
STREET e CRRSSWELI,

VIII sell o-day Saturday at IL o'clock A. NJ, at
IOS Turk street, the WelEkept Frrntture Of Cot
tag, Fine Walnut Dressing Bureau. MarbIe.top
Paror Center Tables. Singer Sewing Machine;
Fine Iron Beistead, with curled-hair mattress;
PlctureS, Housekeeping Articles. etc.
A. l.. CRESSWELL, Auctoneer.
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More SeawaIl.

ALAMEDA, CAL, June 1S.-A contract
has been let and work Will commences
next week on another section of seawall
900 feet / length on the southern shore of
the peninsula. 1t will commence at the
west end of the old Terrace bath property,
and will prevent the washing away Of
some valuable real estate. The wall will
be of rock and concrete, and will be very
solid and massive
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Auction Sales
CHAS. LEVY G. CO.. AUCTIONEERS.
Ills DAY

THIS DAY.
Saturday Observation-Disclosures. j une 19, 1881
At12 O'Clock NJ, on the premises,
1914 Howard ST., In Rear, Entrance on
Capp Street,
FORMERLY BELONGING TO ]. BAMFORD
COMPRISING.
5 Horses, wagons. sets Of Harness, Bakers
ovens, Troughs, Lard, Flour Eggs, fran ETC.,
c mprising stock os
FIRST CLASS BAKERY.
To b. sold as a whole or in lots suit purchasers
CHAS. LEVY IL CO. AuCttoueerN
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COLLECTIONS on ACCOUNT OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
TO THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR FUND.
Amount previously reported $40, 592 7S
Wells, Fargo & Co............ 900 90
Fireman's Fund Insurance
Company. uy................... 100 90
f. verdier s. Co........ 100 90
KOhIbeTg, Strauss B Froh-
man. so 90
George W. Gibbs & Con-. 80 90
G. H. Umbsen & Comm. 25 90
Anonymous. ................... 25 90
Hansen g. EIrick.............. go 90
Dorey & Cunningham........ 10 90
California Optical Company. 10 90
j. Magnum & COMMITMENTS. 500
Kast s. CO.......,..,............. 500
Total. .................... 1,242 IS
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DrivinC Association.

ALAMEDA, CAL, June 1S.-At the
meeting oil The Alameda Driving Associa-
ton last night il was decided to lower the
initiation fee from $50 to $40 with monthly
dues of 81. A general invitation has been
extended to al. horsemen in Oakland,
Alameda and Berkeley to join. 1t was
decided to hold races on the new speed
track next month.
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Zip Grow Allowed To Remain.
YiD All Crow, the Chinaman from the ba tile
ship Oregon who was about to be deported for
lack of registration papers when naval Of
ticers interfered in his behalf, was yesterday
given certificate OF residence by Judge de
Haven.
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COUNTING THE STAMPS.
The Investigation of Isaac Norton's
Accounts Not Yet Completed.

The Investigation of Isaac NOrtO n 8
Accounts Not Yet Completed.
Several hundred thousand dollars worth
of STAMPS remain uncounted in the In
ternal Revenue Office and until they are
summed up it will be i'm apostolic to tell
whether or not Isaac Norton, the dead
cashier, was an embezzler or no. Four
clerks busted themselves all day vester-
day counting the valuable bits of paper,
and it is thought that by tonight the
labor will have been completed.
The Government officials having the in
vestigation in charce are extremely re-
tIcent as TO the present indications of the
count and say that in justice to the young
man who took his own life it would be i'm
proper for them to make any statement
until the investigation has been COM
pleted
This evening a statement will probably
be made as TO the result OF the investiga-
ton by Collector Welburn. If no short
age is found it will make the suicide one
of the most mysterious of many months.
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peculiar manner. He was employed at
Bartlett Springs as bother, and sus-
tanned slight wound of the arm as re-
suit OF q bottle bursting while being filled,
small bits OF the glass entering the flesh.
Emerson thought little of the m after at
the time, but the next day the mem Der
began to swell and he called on a physi-
clan. Within a day or two the arm be-
came so painful that he came TO this City
for treatment. but blood poisoning had so
far advanced that even amputation, as
Eope OF saving his life, was in vain, and
he died in agony.
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Wagon Smash up

BERKELEY, CAL, June ia bakery
wagon belonging to J. G. Wright was
struck by the Berkeley local this morning
and demolished. The horse was so badly
injured that he had to be killed. Fred
Gilick, the driver, escaped without in.
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ASKS FOR TOO MUCH.
Assistant City Attorney Condor Com
ments Upon the Water ordi-
nance Suit.

OAKLAND, CAL, June 18.--The figures
gworn to in the suit 10 test the water rate
ordinance make some interesting reading.
Those pertaining to the Contra Costa
company are given officially, presumably.
as the plaintiff holds stock in the COM
pany. The figures as to the Oakland COM
rany are based upon belief They are
as follows:
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Summer school.

BERKELEY, CAL, June 1S.-The sum-
mer school of physics and chemistry at
the State University opened yesterday
with an enrolment of seventytwo, which
is thirty more than last year. DR.. J. C.
Alexander is in charge o! the physics de-
partment, and w. NJ. ]. Thorwood and ].
Hatfield Gray of the chemical laborato.
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Pozzoni'S Complexion
POWDER produces a soft and beautiful skin;
/ it combines every element of beauty and
k purity
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Bitten by n Fly.

ALAMEDA, CAL, June 1s. - Frank
Fischer of this city, while working in Val
leio last Friday, was bitten on the back of
his hand by small fly. Bio poisoning
set in and for several days he was seri-
ously i'll. He was not able TO come home
yesterday.
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The complaint is Identical with the
one fled by the Spring Valley Water
A Company in San Francisco said Assist
rant City Attorney Condor this afternoon,
except that in this case the court IS
prayed TO compel the Council to name
rate that will pay the plaintIn Z per cent
interest on the money named above. But
fhe plaintiff makes no claim that he has
anything TO do with the Oakland Water
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headquarters to hold an election TO fill the
vacant second lieutenancy on next Thurs
day evening. There are two candidates,
C. r. Fletter and C. S. Shafer, and the
friends OF both are making an active can
vass for each. Great interest is being
taken in the election
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EMBRsON's PECULIAR DEATH.

Blood Poisoning caused by Bits of
Glass Entering the Flesh.
William H. Emerson, man aged 81
years OF age, died yesterday at 1908 Taylor
street. of blocd poisoning, contracted in
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19

NOmpany U IItCIIOhs
ALAMEDA, CAL, June 1s.-Captain
Simpson has received orders from brigade
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-05-22
Some TOp.Hcavy Names.

] admit that ] have rather Il hard
name to spell or pronounce, ana that
is why encourage my friends In their
proclivity to call me Zig. said G. O,
Ziegenfuss. But while make this con.
fesslOn as to my own Outlandish pa
tronymic, want 1t understood that
mine Is not the worst name In the
world. Once while was doing news.
paper work In Denver our editor ad-
vertised for new Office boy. A bright
looking young fellow with mild eyes
answered the call and said he was
ready to go to work.
"All right" said the editor. "Let me
ask your name"
The lad hesitated n moment, but
finally flshed out card which bore the
name Herman V. MOrgenausgelagen."
"Very well, Mr.. MOrgenausgelagen," )"
said the editor, "take that desk ana an
swer any calls that may be made. But
first let me introduce you to the mem.
bers of the STAFF. My name Is Dicken-
sheets. This falr-haired gentleman
here Is Mr.. Feldwisch. The brunette
on your right Is Mr.. Eckingreen, and
the gentleman with u sylph-like form
Is Mr.. Zlegenfuss."
These We're all genuine names, but
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-05-22

tive Of nll the Christian virtues. Thou
sands Of people took their money out Of
savings banks and turned II over to the
new school Of flnnnciers, who promised
wealth in a few years. In vain did In
telligent men warn these thousands
with experience and argument. TG
them the dupes said, I'VE arc getting
our high interest In monthly install
ments." After a time State bank com
missiOners were compelled to recognize
the evil, but for a year these amazing
frauds held high carnival In New En-
gland. Finally one Of them was inves
tigated by savings bank commission
er under authority Of legislature. I,
was found that little Of the money had
been invested, but was accumulated tC
pay the interest Of 2 or 3 per cent. a
month, which the dupcs who received
It for the most part invested In new
series. Tho officers Of these swindles
voted themselves large salaries, the
chaplain Of one OF them, who had Of.
fered prayer In two or three Of the
general meetings, being paid $4,000. An
other example: A woman named Howe
set up In Boston as borrower OF
money to help women. She worked III
large clientage. She invested some
Of her money, but at length the time
came when she could not pay her 2 per
cent. Il month dividend, and collapse
md great loss to many women who
had deposited few hundreds follow.
ed. In 1885 and 1887 every Eastern
town was canvassed by the agents OF
loan associations which promised tC
pay IL per cent. on money to he loaned
In Kansas and other new States o,
mortgages. Early In the boom those
who loaned received a quarterly In
stallment Of 3 per cent. interest. This
was nOlsed about and money poured
Into these Investment companies by
hundreds of thousands. Conservative
people In that region gave warning, bu,
1t was Of no avail. The quarterly pay.
ments Of interest. obtained by taking
1t out OF the first money loaned, were
unanswerable, and the leaning wen,
on for year. At length 1t became nee.
essary to pay the interest from the
money collected Of the borrowers. That
being impossible, interest was default.
ed, ana since that time the larger part
OF the money invested In these farm
ana city mortgages has been lost. Many
such instances could be noted to show
that this promise to pay 20 per cent.
Interest on money is very old swindle
In new disguise. Experience Is the
safest teacher, and experience teaches
that sooner or later these people who
are trusting their money to persons
who promise 20 per cent. or any other
per cent. without giving security will
be defrauded.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-05-22
Intelligent and Attractive.

American women, In the opinion OF
Hall Calne, are superior, intellectually
or ut any rate, superficlally 30, to the
men. That II, Of course, as class.
There are always SO many exceptions
to every rule. But the thing has come
about as a consequence OF mans put.
ting wOman-American man, Amerl.
can woman--On a pedestal. ana wOr.
Shipping her. He has stayed below the
pedestal ana worked for her, not hav.
Ing time, II he was the ordinary man
OF business, to cultivate his mind and
manner while he so worked. But
she has had plenty Of time, and she
has made the best use Of II. In our
own country ! consider that the re.
verse Ii the truth. The average En-.
glishman IL superior to the average
English woman In intelligence and ed.
ucation. That Is because he Is likely
to think Of himself, and Of his sons,
before he thinks Of his wife and daugh-
ters. And English women have cOnscien.
tlOusly upheld him In his attitude to.
ward them, until comparatively lately,
ut any rate. In America, on the con-
trary, fancy that women have known
their own value, and set It rather high.
for a number Of years-a couple Of
generations, at least" In personal ap-
pearance Mr.. Calne finds our women
''prettler, more attractive, more be-
wltching. than English women. but not
so regularly beautiful. The straight,
almost Greek, nose. and the ineffably
lovely ana naughty upper lip Of the
most perfect type Of English girl !
have not seen equalled In America, !
must saw"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-05-22

preyer. Edward g., 11o Dearborn ct.
Dwigeins, Elmer Traders B!dg.
p,wisglns Jay. Traders Bldg.
Eiicss. % FrsSt FsS II H. co. r's' ms La Sdf ssl,e q.
Falr, Marvin A.. Marquette Dlds.
Eishburn. Eugene H.. "a Clark st.
Foreman, Henry O.. los Dearborn st.
Galloway. lanes H.. Montauk Bldg.
Gassette, Writ r., ii5 Dearborn st.
qehr, Arthur g., "a Washington ct.
sSs Freaeres % g. iSS iSr2iss 3is beasSofn s%s 81,
Givins, Robert g., o. Washington st.
GooSrSh Horace sirs, A. a. 90 Dearborn ss, e.
Gordon, Charles u. 115 Dearborn st.
Green. William ogden, 81 Clark at.
Greencbaum. Moses r.. IS Dearborn ct.
G nnn sS%Ssl %nsa e. e. !! MH;SnS %nssrs'Upn Ts%p'e
Ha!r. James A., 40s Chamber Of Commerce.
Hambleton, Earl L. -o7 Clark ct.
HSrrison WIN. .iSs Pre.iSn to ~ Tnes %sf SIds Is '''f
Hawicy, Edward g.. ioi Washington ct.
Hedenbers. James W.. i32 La sale ct.
Henshaw. Frank A.. "a, eS washlnston st.
Heurtley, Arthur, Chamber OF Commerce.
Hill, Russell D., q Tribune Bldg.
Hoca sa GeSsse .%ss: IA M g wSsensSS N st.
Houghteline, James L.. 16S Dearborn st.
Hoyt, Phelps b., 3i3 Indiana ut.
Hurlbut. Horace E.. 50 Washington st.
has AZ Robert BEL y S Sr Dis5oSsn isS Dearborn s. .
ingalls,. Lewis E., Marquette Bldg.
Ingledew. Lumley, 3421 Indiana ave.
Isham.. Henry r.. l15 Monroe at.
Jackson. Willis O., Metropolitan Blk.
| Jacobs, BENJAMIN f., % Washington Ut.
James, Willard H., Chamber Of Commerce.
kcrfoot. William D.. 6S washington st.
Kennedy. David j., 100 Washington ct.
Knight. John b., o. Clark ct.
| Knott, Henry A. Ashland Block.
kubln, Otto, 207 w. 18th st.
Laing, Cuthbert ~, 90 Dearborn st.
Lathrop. Bryan. Old Colony Bldg.
Leland. William, ~ Major Block.
| Loeb, william. 10 In Salle ut.
Lombard. Josiah L., Title and Trust Bidg.
Lowry, Butler. Tacoma BldR.
Lubeke. william F., 105 Washington st.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-05-22

1t IL to be hoped that the police viii
obey Chief Kipley's order ana stop all
bicycle racing on Kenmore avenue. 1t
Is indulged In to such an extent now as
to endanger life and limb.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-05-22
Present. from Russia.

Prince UchtOmsky, Imperial Cham.
berlain and editor Of the 1t. Peters
burg ViedomOsti, with Lieutenant An.
dreyevsky, Of the EmperOr's Body
Guard Hussars, has left Odessa on the
volunteer feet steamer Mini NOvgOrOd
for the far East. They take with them
eight tons of presents from the Gear
and Czarina to the Emperor of China,
ana Prince UchtOmsky will act as spe.
cial commissioner for laying out the
line OF the Russo Chinese Railroad.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-05-22

the new Office boy would not believe
It. He was on his dignity In a moment,
and said:
II will have you understand. sir.
came here to work, and not to be josh.
ed. ! don't propose to stay in a place
where I am insulted. GoOd.day, sir"
Clapping his hat on his head, he
went. We all tried to call him back.
hut It was no use. He was mad clear
through.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-05-22
An Expressive Phrasc,

Miss Belledeld-It is my opinion that
Mabel intends to marry Fred Gaswell.
Miss BloOmtield-What are Fred's
intentions!
II don't know, but they don't count"
"What makes you think that Mabel
has designs on him."
II asked her opinion Of him the other
day. and she replied: He'll do to tie
tO.'"--Plttsbufg Chronicle pll.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-05-22

Lukens, william J.. Chamber Of Commerce.
McAuley. Daniel H.. 100 Washington 1T.
McCabe. James r., 315 Dearborn st.
MsSs MsSSnne Malcolm. iSnn. H. i u "a bSsrs Ss,s sa, 81
Magill. Jacob O., Stock Exchange Blds.
Mailettc. James T., The Rookery.
Manning. John L.. 30. 0e Dearborn st.
Msr;ns Msr;". dsrtp aspE L. L. g g Ia Gliss ss,is e. 81,
Maynard, n. Percy, s5 Dearborn ct.
Mead. Aaron D.. 100 Washington at.
Mcrlgold. william A.. Marquette Bldg.
Snrss Snrsssss sas M e. iiS B bsSrSSrn bsafSorn :s It,
Mulliken. Charles H., 80 In Sale st.
oliver. Frederick s., b1 Washington rt.
outhct. Rubin 81. 400 Home Insurance Bldg
Fsr Fsrs ss%Ss ssass W. H. 70 % II La psSss0.n sss q: "
Patterson. Thomas T., 1871 Dearborn st.
rease. George D.. s. Dearborn ct.
Face rsSs pSss VI t. of1 Sale si1ss'nse s bds
Proudfoot. william g., SO Washington ct.
prrus.ins. Eusese FL The Rooksry.
Rehm. Andrew. Vi La Sale 1t.
Rehn,. Jacob f.. 112 Washington ut.
Rice; Charles T.; ii9 Dearborn st.
Rubci. Isaac f.. ITO Dearborn st.
schmid. Godfrey. 0l3, 1917 Dearborn at.
Schrader, VIM. L., Jr.. 1OO washington st.
Scott. +. Norman, % Washington q.
se>,berger. Louis A., l15 Monroe st.
Seymour. Herbert ", Boyce Bldg.
Silva. Charles r., 1SS Dearborn st.
slaughter Arthur o.. ll3 La Sale st.
Snow, Edgar NJ. SS La Salle st.
Stensland. Paul o., 400 Milwaukee ave.
stone. Albert j.. Opera House Bldg.
Surghnor, Valentine H., $40, s5 Dearborn st
Swift, Lemuel j., 217 West Madison Ut.
Thomasson, Nelson. IS Dearborn ct.
Thompson, VIM. Hale, 30 West Madison et
Tidholm. August, % La Sale st.
Trumbull, John H.. Borden Block.
Turner, Henry L.. 02 Dearborn st.
Van vllsslngen, James H., 125 Dearborn st.
vlerling. Frank c., 115 Dearborn ut.
Vain. John. 800 Tacoma Bldg.
walden, Samuel D., 100 Washington st.
Walker, Robert p. ITO Dearborn Ut.
Waller. Edward c., 705 The Ro0kcry.
Warner, George L., 90 La Salle Ut.
Wearc. william W., 2l6 La Sale ct.
Weber. Bernard f., "a La Sale st.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-05-22
A Case for O Com prom,se.

First Cabman-I aXed him tree dol
lars, but he said he had only two; an
anyhow, he said dc legal fare was only
one.
Second Cabman-Well, l s'pose you
took 81 an accepted dc apolOgy.-Ex.
change.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-05-22
That Infant,

"Pa, does Mr.. Smile burn candles at
his hOusei'
mo, my dear. Why do you ask?"
'Why, ! heard him say the other
night that You couldn't hold a candle
to grandpa. detroit Free Press.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-05-22
Chicago Real Estate Board

Chicago Real Estate Board.
President, Marvin A. Farr,
Vice President, Henry 3. Dietrich.
Secretary. Cuthbcrt W. Laing.
Treasurer. Francis A. Barnes.
Executive Committee-James u. GALLOWAY
two years.. Earl l.. Hambletop.
valuation CommIttee--Edmund A. Cum.
mlngs Uwo years. VIM. A. Bond two years.,
Public Service Committee-South Side,
Walter II. Wilson; North Side, 8. Wilmer
Ssannell two years., Samuel Brown. Jr.
Sn est S,a S,de' Oscar % A. Lewis. Ernest woiters.
Membership CommIttce-B. n. De Young
two years., Silas NJ. Moore, Henry a.
Knott. Robert Q. Giylns, Nelson Thomas sson.
Cali Board committec-Russcn u. Hill
1.-TWO years., Isaac I. Rubel, Samuel Della.
Reierenes eseSSn csmmitteeMwm. ii s-sS Ogden Green
Two years., Charles y. Rice.
Members Of the Chicago Real Estate
Board.
Baird, Lyman, 90 La Sale st.
Baird, wyllys W., 90 La Sale ct.
Baldwin, Byron A., Borden Block.
Ballard. Frank T.. 100 Washington st.
ssrney. Bruce Bruce g.. % Borden Do: len Bloc Block. ~
.Artlett, John A., 81, l52 La Halle st.
bay. Geo. r., 0s La Sale st.
sirshoe; Georse j., S Washington ct.
Bond, William A., 1i6 Dearborn st.
6onney. Charles L., Lexington Hotel.
BourniQue, Eugene A., Chamber Of Com.
Cairndun, william a.. Sol Inter Ocean.
Calkins, Charles r., Opera House Bldg.
Cannell. 8: Wilmer, 107 Dearborn st.
Chandler. Frank r., ITO Dearborn ct.
Chandler, Peyton r., ITO Dearborn Ut.
Chase. Charles c., Chamber Of Commerce.
Christian, Harry W., Tacoma Bldg.
Cochran. =: Lewis Opera House Bldg.
Cps;vfnrS ps; x,Dstt n ~; ~ !g .on MssningtSn % e.
Cremin, John r.. o. CLARK ct.
Cumminge, Edmund A., ITO Dearborn st.
Curtis. John H., ITO Dearborn Of.
De Young. Benz. r., l0l Washington st.
dietrich, Henry B.. 90 La Sale Ct.
ponlan, John T., eS La Saile st.
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