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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27
THE STOCK MARKET.

Business in mining stocks was dull yesterday
ana prices showed no cnange worthy OF note
The Kentuck assessment falls delinquent in
board to-day.
The Geyser- Marion Mining Company OF Utah
has declared dividend of &C per share, amount
ing to $4,000, payable December l.
he 60 d Coin Mines Company OF Colorado PAID
a dividend OF sc per share, amounting TO Sl0,ooo
yesterday.
Tue october prod uction of the ADeadwooi-Terra
Mining Company OF south Dakota for OctoDer
It Is stated tha: the last month cleanup at the
Massachusetts Hill mine In Nevada county
amounted 20 over 100000
The Homestake Mining Company or south va
kota pad a monthly dividend o. z?c per snate an,s
production in October is officially given as 1885,
only $IUUO of which was in silver the bai ance
being gold
Atameeting of the board of directors Of the
polio Consolidated Mining Comp ny of Aiaska a
Yesterday the first dividend declared at the
rate of SO cents per share, amounting to $lOJ,-
0U0 on the 20u.UO0 shares OF capital STOCK pay
able December IS. The mines ow ned AMI oper-
a. ed bv this com pany Unga Island, of the
Alaskan coast he principal officers OF The COM
pany Captain Gus av Niebaum, president;
Jr, secretary. II is stated that af,er paying he
dIvidend large surplus will be carried over. The
mines contain large reseTv S uf good ere
In the STANDARD Consolidated mine At Bodie for
the * ending November ~ the south drlf
5, curity vein, $50 level. had fourteen inches Of
$50 ore in The face. West rosscut, Bullion vein
l72 level, cut a 12-inch sireak OF ore. YVES
c osscut security vein, 1870 level, was in far
groun1. Raise ?, Black ledge, 265 Level cut
twenty-four inches good South dlft, same
ledge, .65 level, III rIyeight incnes low-grade
ore in III e. Raise !, Fortuna vein. showed
SIX in; hes good ere. The usua, quantity Cf ore
was extracted from the stoplnG-ground on he 15O,
"a, 265, 31S, $50 sS5 and sS2 levels.
andard Mill statement-Ore crushed for the
wrex, 20 tons; average assay vanner taihng>,
81 50; los CO olcentrates p Oduced, PA ASSAY
S24o g.: p e amalgam produced 7Sl "A
troy es value per ounce, az p Tne repairs
in the mill were compi- ed and ork reSu e on
the 5th inst ailings plant treated 4391a tons
tai ings Ior the week; plant treated 6O5 tons
tall s.
The 4Etna Conso idated Quicksilver Mining
Company has declared the regular quarterly dlvl-
dend of lUc per share pay be December 10
The New IdTia Quick silver Mining Company will
pay dividend of DC per share on December !.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27
SAN FRANCISCO "CALL."

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco CALL
Corner of Market and Third streets open until IL
O'Clock every night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until 8 80 O'Clock
$50 Hayes street open until $50 O'clock
6l5 arkin street: open until 80 o'clock.
SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open
Until O'Clock.
143 Ninth street: open until CLOCK.
f51S Mission street: open until o'clock.
1t05 Polk street; open until $50 o'clock.
NV. Twentysecont and Kentucky
streets: open I'll 8 O'clock.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Ne DIVINE SERVICES THIS EVENING
@~S It Temple kmanu- II. commencing a. 8
O'clock; Rev. DR.. Voorsangpr will give the lecture
III iect, "Quo Vads Domine?' criticism of the
book of that name. The public are cordially in
vited.
% OLIVEr CONGR FGATIONALC CHUR RICH,
G>S ii. L. Shepari-For Nov 2S: Morning,
Eternal Life" evening, "rhe Bible"
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27
SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY.

First race-Lucky Dog, X. Q. Ban,
Lucky Star.
Second race-CoIoniaI Dame, Sir VIII
liam. HermOso.
Third race-Pa1Omsc' ta, Heritage,
DOlOre
Fourth race-Double Quick. B. q w.
Stable, BeIlicoso.
Fifth race-St. Cataline, I ger Lily,
Worinel.
xth race-MOsoero, Daylight, Per-
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27
MEETING NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

~ ANNUAL MEErING-THE KkGULA X
I~S annual meeting of the stot khoiders OF the
Mutual Electric LighL ompany Will be held Al the
Office of the compsny, 81 Howard ST., san Fran
cisco, on MONDAY, the six n day of De- EN- Der,
1897, at the hour of 1880 O'Clock A. NJ, for the
purpose OF electing Board Of rec;oTs serve
for Iha ensuing ana he transaction of such
other business as may come before the meeting
JAMES FISHER, Secretary.
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CLOSING Quotations

eIOCh AMI BOND EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY Nov. 26-2 M
rSITED STATES EoNOs.
Bid 6sked.. Bid asked.
tFSs conn. .l13 ares''> 'AAA
/ sksueI-o
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

RE NJ \SONIC HALL ASSOCIATION
E~S Stockboders' meeting Notice is rebv
given that the annual meeting of the stocK holders
he Masonic Hall Association OF the city Of San
Francisco, for The election of nine trustees and
urer, will be he d in ;he Masonic Ten pie, In
the citv Of Francisco on MONDAY. the 6th
day OF December 1897 Polls will be open from
II NJ. until M. GEO. JOHNSON, Secretary.
ES THE. ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEET
IT. ing of the stockholders OF the Calf rna
Winemakers' Corporation wi be held
WEDN Il DAY, lee. !. 1897 (adjourned from
Wednesday. Nov II $50, ! o'c ock A. NJ , in
the Chamber Of Commerc-. san Francisco, cal
". J. HOTCHkiSS Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

G.S5O FISH MARKET: GLARS $3.50
.NOOV. month; horse and wagon. STRAND
& CO., 19 Sixth ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

NTOTICE-GUS STRANDS Co. 10 SIXTH ST,
~ will sell your business quick for cash.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

q. 100 RESTAURANT AND OYSTER
n 4UU. house in The Mission: rent $l6: living
rooms: a sacrifice partners do not agree WILkE
1873 MarSet st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27
TO'DAY'S ENTRIES.
The Nsglee Selling Stalks Down for
DsCiSion.

Following are to-day's entries:
First race, eeven-sixteenths of q mile, all ages
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

0OEO BRANCH BAKERY; PAYS WELL;
,D ZCU. 3 rooms; cDeap rent. STRAND &
CO., l9 Sixth st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

o11OO BAKERY AND CONNECTION
ID fUO. cry: established many years: clo,e
10 Baldwin Hotel; his place does tirst-ciasf
store trade only of daily pig barrels: cIc1mk
stances comprI to great sacrifice. Ps%A
ticulars WILKE, 1873 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

d.1-OO PANTHER WANTED IN COFFEE
~ OUU. saloon and bakery: very choicest To-
cation in the city; doing a rushing trade; owner
not bic to at end to it alone, and wants partner
with experience in the business: the best bargain
ever off red Particulars WILKE, 7S3 Market St
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

G.16O PARTcER WANTED IN OFFICE
n l. OO. and commission business; will clear
$75 per month to each STRAND tS CO., 19 sixth.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

n.oIO HAN DSOMkLY FITTED UP SA-
,NOtO. loon, ado ming horse market and milk
dairy depot: will take partner. Apply WILKE
7S3 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27
HELP WANTED-Contfnued.

X11ANTED-A YOUNG GERMAN WAITER.
w 80 Sixtn nst.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

G.fEO CORNER BRANCH BAKERY AND
sD ZCU. candy-store; in Western ddIIion;
living rooms; rent $40; splendid offer for man
aud wife WILKE, 1888 Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.


n ENTLEMAN WANTS PRIVATE BOARD
VI and room: where th~re 10 other boarders
preferred Address II. C., box IA Gail Office
DE- PECT NBLE YOUNG MARKIkD WO-
IL with ch id l yr o!d wound lise to board
and room in RESI- ectabie priva mily; please
state termS. ddress Ii. H, b * "a, Can Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

C.osO RESTAURANT ON CITY FRONT:
n ZCU. old and we.l-establIshed place: ee=ant
fixtures cash Teg.s er, ETC.. present in same place
over Is ears and has ade grent deal OF money
there; full Investigation allowed M. LESS 100
Market
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Nj LESS 81 s1xrss CHANGE BROKER
Has removed his offices from Fourth Sc 10 Ioo
Market ST.. opp. Phslan building; see MIN 10 ouy
sell your business tor ca h.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

07S BRANCH BAKERY: MUST BE SOLD
u y. today. STRAND d CO., l9 Sixth St
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27
HELP WANTED-Continued.

WAITRESS, COUNTRY HOTEL, $50; WAIT
w re city, SIS wstress, res aniant, S4i ger
man girl, housework. $40: swedish girl. house
work. 500: girl for Mercei county. SO; r.,
housework. Calistogs, sl5; 20 girls, housewor H.
SIS, $50. L. X. HANSEN Il Co, 10o Geary ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

C.dOO RESTAURANT on PROMINENT
D1UU. street: present owner there over lS
years; fine large ace: good fixtures; cheap renti
is doing excellent !rade must be sod this
week NJ LESS, 765 Make. st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

Winner. Lottrdye's c. by imp Duncombe
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

| a. cOO LADIES BARBER SHOP slCO
tp'IOO. monthly profits if properly run. 1893
| Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27
ROOMS WANTED.


/ ADY WANTS l LARGE UNFURNISHE E u
Il h housekeeping room; rent mode rate: fireplace
if posi- bic 2 uhfurnshed do, at SIS: central.
Address T. Nj box Of. all Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

n STRONG WOMEN AND GIRLS FOX
" factory work; 81 so a week and increase no
exnerirnce neces.ary. Z. r. HANSEN d CO.,
1OS Geary st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27
THE CALLS" RACING CHART.

CALIFORNIA JOCKEY TrakTwenythlrd
Westhe
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

DOOIBLACK WANTED FJR SATURDAY.
ID and ouLda.. lO5 Fourth st.
The sun., 1897-09-11

Wawa City. lie says that, he traversed tho
whole field with the idea OF locating claims for
. syndicate Of rich railroad men and started be-
fore the present excitement. lie says:
claim that the country around Lake Wawa
should be big producer OF gold, and my reason
for saying so is on account of the natural forma-
ton. which is nuronIte, composed OF durite.
Iuartzite, ry1nite and slate. The veins are
the best dernet l have seen in any dis
'-trt having clear walls and varying from
siA inches % SIX feet in width. The whole
country Is char :ed with iron pyritcs
and black calc. both OF which possess an affin-
ity tor god and are found hear the precious
metal in quartz I will venture to say that a
tunnel crossing the vein formation at water
leyei for quarter OF mile will cross-cut ten
veins. many of which will be permanent anG
carry free gold.
"Thase secured claims on all forty. acre tracts
on either side OF the lake and above. but believe
thai my claims on Locke Lake and Dog Lake.
where the specimens have been ussayed at IS. 10
II Hold and S6 IN silver % the ton. will prove
richer than the Wawa district.
quartz mining IS expensive business. and no
man can come To these fields without tinanci !
hacktn: and expect 70 set anything. As |
tro:npcd overland and examined the codntry
thoroughly with AN Indian guide. know where
OF speak when say that there are promising
veins running from Wawa City dftecn m lies
north TO Manitoult Lake, aud free gold has
been discovered in some OF them"
The sun., 1897-09-11
NO BONANZA At W4V-1.
All the Gold IL In Quarts and Macbiaery Is
Necessary TO Get It Out.

SACLT SrE. MARIE, Mich, Sept. l0.-What.
ever may be the Developments worked out by
the stamp mill and the smelter on the ore-bear-
Ing veIIs now staked out In claims around Lake
Wnva, there Is no q Ies1on as TO the fact that
the ordinary prospcCtor who hopes to ind free
gold In nuggets or ct rich by placer
IL ming, will never succeed in that region.
Expert opinions which were received from
the new gold fields by steamer Telegram
to-day, snow that there is great doubt
as TO the value of the gold discovery and
question even as TO whether the cyanide pro-
cess will give enough gold from tho quartz 10
make it worth mining. An experienced news
paper man who /, on tho ground writes that
there were only $50 pros pectOr5 in tho country
on Tuesday, that none OF them had made rich
discoveries outside the GLnley, Dickinson, AMI
Ma key locations. and al three OF these were
finding gold in hard quartz. where a stamp mill
will be necessary to get out whatever gold there
is in sight.
The ASSAYS which have been sent back from
Montreal GA thls hyl1 nave ali been choice spec.
linens. and as no shafts have been sunk there
IA no telling how deep the vein Is, which is in
width Lll mo way FROM six inches TO ten feet at
the surface Tho claims already stdked out
overlap each other SO numerOusIy that even the
rich dickinson mine, the best IA the district,
has four or i've claimants who intend to make
a ng.L for the nelu-
The {. .0wd now around Wawa City is made mp
of trnderfeet, who do not know iron pyrites
| wiLnout cause. Perhaps the beat report from
the district Ia given to-day in an interview with
/ Harry Dreamy, Western miner VINO has ld
! aud the " Westeru gold mines. He went into the
| held by the way OF the Canadian Pacific. tramp
| Ing forty mules overland from Missanabta To
The sun., 1897-09-11
BR4yN DOUBTS W4rERs,s WORD
The E1cise Prisoner Arrested by Capt. shee-
han's lccuser Let 60,


haas lccuser Let 60.
Magistrate Brann, in the Yorkviils Court yes
terday, told Policeman Francis Waters. who
was recently transferred from Police Head
quarters to patrol duty in tho East Thirty fifth
street station, that he had no faith in the evil
dence he gave in IN eZcise case-
Waters is the policeman who procured the
negro witnesses who testified against Capt.
oheehan and were sent 10 prison for perjury.
He said that he went into Anderson5 3 res
taurant at oil Third avenue at 12:l0
yesterday morning. and after having some
oysters ordered bottle Of beer. On getting iE
he arrested Frank Linden. the waiter. because
the place had no liquor tax certificate.
Linden said that Mr.. Anderson, the proprie-
tor. went to Burnss saloon and bought the beer
for Waters none was kept in the place. Mr..
Anderson corrohorated this.
1t would oe better II you watched for people
who a tually commit crime, said the Aagis-
trate to the policeman. than to go around try
ing to get people to break the law tor you. 1
don't wonder that the shoo-hr men were sent
away from Headquarters. l believe these MEN
telling the truth and that you are too any
lous TO make a record"
Anderson said he could produce the bartender
at the saloon 10 prove his statement and he WAS
sen. for. The bartender testified that he sold
the teer TO Anderson, he had been in the
habit OK doin,. Linden was discharged.
The sun., 1897-09-11

The Old XcKrrss s,id to Have Had the Ran
OF 500. 900 Estate.

SAN Francisco, Cal. Sept. 10.-The secret of
the Bell family has not been half told. There
are many dark and hidden things that will be
brought to light probably before the litigation
now pending in Judge Coffey's court Is settled.
The most interesting feature OF the case is the
power OF the aged negress. Nanny Pleasant.
Fred Bell, whose mother has denied him, says
that this woman has grown rich from the 300,
900 estate. She alone knows its income. and
she seems to have absolute control OF every por-
tion OF it. Thorough investigation OF her acts
will be made.
Attorney Schooler.. who Is acting for Fred
Bel. tells the story OF alleged mismanagernent /
OF the big property. One OF the Bell houses,
which had always rented for 300 month. was
found to be leased to a colored woman, q friend
OF Nanny Pleasant, for 800 . month. Another
colored woman, Mrs. Boone. has received Sl0-
900 from Mrs Bell for money said by Nanny
Peasant to have been lent to Mrs. Bell. She
was also to get a note FOR ~ 1000 Mrs Boone
is the wife OF a colored barber, who Is daily at
work, despite her apparent wealth.
Nanny Pleasant made a report to Mrs. Bell
some time ago showing that the income OF the
estate had heen S55, 900. and that Fred Bell had
received $50. 900. Part bad been given him in
cash and the balance 20 pay his bills. Bell says
he get only 5000 cash, and that bills for only
$500 we're paid for him.
The sun., 1897-09-11
THE CIRC4SSTi ADRIFE.
In SIidocean with Her SHAFT broken. q Danish
steamer Reports.

steamer Reports.
Special Cubic Despatch TO THz sen.
COPENHAGEN. Sept. l0.-The Danish steamer
Island which sailed from New York on Aug. %
for Chr.stiansand. reports having spoken in mid.
ocean the British steamer Circassia, which
sailed from New York on Aug. g for Glasgow.
The Circassa had broken her SHAFT. The Island
towed the Circassia 100 miles on Sunday last,
but Oh Monday the hawser parted. and further
communication with her was impossible on ac-
count of the rough sea.
The Circassia's passengers remained on board.
At the Office OF the Anchor line, in Bowling
Green, IL was said that the steamship Elysia.
which has Just completed repairs at Glasgow.
would be sent today 10 search for the disabled
Circassia. The Captain OF the Furnessia. which
sailed .Tom Moville yesterday for this port, was
also instructed to look out for her.
Tho Circassia carries Ave f-stcabin passen-
gers twenty-five secou! cabin. n.pnssenSers. and
eighty steerage passengers. This IS i list OF her
cabin passengers:
Mrs. Allison and Miss Allison OF Scotland c.
J. Hi ;ht OF scotland. Edward Perkins OF Ha-
vana, +. J. Firth. {: Appleton, james Crawl
wood ana Mrs. and Miss E. Crawl wood. W. Fox
William p. Hay. James Jackson. }. J. Long. l..
V. Fulton. William o. Lang. James Moore and
Mrs Moore. Adam NJ In yre, Miss 4. Muligan.
Daniel NcElroy. William Ne klc, Mr.. A. Rallos
Frank Toner aud Ms. VI. Toner. Miss +. UrQ-
hart, Peter Love, and William Watson.
The sun., 1897-09-11

why Two French Statesmen object 70 Hsv,.,en
OF the Constitution.
Special cabis Despatch TO THE suu

Special Cable Despatch to TIE sus.
LONDON. Sept. 1o.-A despatch to the CAroa-
iete from Paris says that the Presidents OF the
Senate and Chamber OF Deputies are opposed to
the proposal to summon the National Assembly
to revise the Constitution
Their objections are based on the ground that
their influence would be decreased by the inser-
,ion In the Constitution OF provision for tho
election OF Vice Preside mt, as has been proposed
as this would give stronger hand to the Presl-
dent OF the republic. NJ. Barthou. Minister Of
the Interior. will speak in Bayonne on Sept 2e,
when, it Is expected, he will declare the Minis
terial intentions.
The Repubtiqtte FraRedise, the organ of Primo
Minister Meline, describes the campaign in favor
of dissolution { the Chamber as being only
prelude to a revision OF the Constitution.
The sun., 1897-09-11
RAILROAD MEN QUARREL.
The YardmasteF shoots q Rormer 1mpIoyee IL
the LEFT side.

wArERTowN, y. Y, Sept. 1O.-As the result
Of an old quarrel revived this morning. Michael
Reed lies at his homo with bullet wound
through the left side Of his body. while his as
sai!ant Thomas J. Purcell, yardmaster OF the
Rome. Waterfowl and OSdensburg Railroad in
this city, Is hold for the Grand Jury on a charge
OF assault with deadly weapon with intent to
Kill.
AZ Purcell was passing do wn Stone street at
o'clock this morning on his way TO work Reed
came out OF Simon saloon, and the two quar-
relied, With apparently bht little provocat tion
Purcell drew revo! yer and hred three timos
Mt Reed. The last shot took effect in fteed $
part OF the body Just above the hip, but not en-
terng tie abdominal cavity.
Purcell WAS placed under arrest and was ar
raizned before Acting Police Justice Baldwin.
He was held for the Grand Jury in 81 900 bail.
=, Reed was up TO one ye1r ago an employee o,
The sun., 1897-09-11
aIcrcLIsr BnEAKs 4 Bor's LEG.
Thrown the hoy by n Carriage which Had
knocked the Lad Down.

Si1-yearold Charles Dezi. while playing IN
the roadway opposite his home at 236 East
Foarth street last night t~ied to dodge bicy
cliat. and was knocked down by a passing car.
r! tgc.
The hicyclist was Thomas Cushing OF 223
South First street, Williamsburg. In trying to
Dodge the boy he ran against the carriage and
VS. hFown from his wheel, The bicgGle and
clsp's leg.
peH !Is tai n - Bellevue Hospital in an
ambuihncn. The driver vi the carriage escaped.
The wheelman was badly bruised and his bicy-
Gle vas .. oxen.
The sun., 1897-09-11
c4uG nr 4 YOUNG THIEF At YORK.
stokes Was Siding Ia Front OF his shop when
Law Broke In at the Rear.

Henry Law, IL years old. was captured last
night while Ourglarizing a structure on Pros
pect Park parade G.o.ad. occupied by Bert
stokes candy and fruit dealer. \ oout o o'co *
stokes 10, kci tae rear door and thGn sat at TIE
m,ln entrtnrn TO COO! on The young burglar.
:, hp -uppus d stokes had gone. forced the rear
door ca with a long iron bar. Hearing tho
noise, stokes jumped up and seized Law and
I'D min turned over to the Chllircn5 society.
Law said he ran away from his home at Is Park
avenue last week.
The sun., 1897-09-11

The Stanford TniVerrity DaiIy Threatens to
Publish Their Names.

SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. lO. Five students have
been dismissed from stanford University for
cheating in examination. and the PGlo Alto stu
dents daily publishes the following editorial:
~ II has been the policy of sA, paper heretofore
10 suppress great many things which II il un-
,casdnt to call to tho attention of the unlyer.
slty community. bur d, It - possible here .trr 20
secure tho names OF those sent home hOr cheat
lg, the DaiH Faio Alto will place le'ors its
re;ners tAS name anne oi every person leaving tho
The sun., 1897-09-11

twenty-five OF tho deaf and dumb boys who
are being educated at st. Josephs Asylum at
Throggs Neck went bathing yesterday after.
noon Ia the Sound. After they had finished
bathing they were ranged in o line on the shore,
and 1t was foun1 that James Kenny was miss-
ing. An hour later his body was found By =
fisherman near the place whore the boys had
been bathing,
The sun., 1897-09-11

Joseph Burns, aged "a years, a sailor on the
the monitor Terror, lying at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, had a fight at 81 Tallman street. last
night. with James H. Fisher. aged Al years, OF
Wound W. with KNIFE in the left ier and risht
arm. Fisher was taken 10 the Brooklyn Hospital
and Burns was arrested. The trouble was over
fPntiOu
The sun., 1897-09-11
THE YUKON-CARiB1O- BRITISH
COLUMBIA GOLD MINING
DEVELOPMENT co.
Capital. S5'OoO'OOO. Shares, 81 Each.
FILL PAID. NON-AssEsS AaLE.

This company is formed Ia plore and dew eop the
S'li rnd' ~ British HplunBla lnCludu. the ar ZOO
district ana The KlOndike dstrat At the nriw aterS
ol ihs NuGDn River. snarcs ur 44lll STOCK are
offered go the public at par-3 90 per share.
Prt .pertus furnished and subsrrptou received AI
the once OF tue company, Na aattan LIIe Dutla-
ing, 90 BrozdwaS. Asw Work.
;. edward ADDICKs. PrsSidsaA
CHARLES II. hITTINGEH, Secretary.
The sun., 1897-09-11
Killed while Sliding Down the Ralu.ter.

ryephen McCauley, years old. OF 3+l West
T"en'y-eiEhth street was Killed yesterday at
3 2 We5t Twenty-eighth street by falling while
s,'f ns down the baluster from the fourth floor
" the third.
The sun., 1897-09-11
a SseK Aae AGsrtaass VorecIOsed.

Judge Aspinall OF the County Court in Brook
lyn has confirmed the report on the sale by fore
closure Of 80, 500 mortgage on the property of
John Y. McKane on stewards lane and the road
from Sh epshead Bay to Graveseud The
property was bought in BY George Lott for Us 900.
The sun., 1897-09-11
Neither Geu.r, nor Robert ). Show speed.

Pr ovrDEScF ST 1T. lo.-The harness races at Nara
Eanset Park this sftern, were interesting. There
the card. the 22+ and 2:3o trots
aid 9 10 pace.
Robert :. and John r. Gentry the fastest team in
ths world, htrhed dou ~" and osg.d IN front OF
the grani stanl by Driver Bown-. They made . fn0
appearance aud -e app.aulci 20 the echo. Dtrco-
tor, Fl. Wer. owned Hy =. C. Bayes OF Pawtucket.
went against Ser record Of eco and beat g. by half
second. Sue made the mile III 2:lyAa. Summary;
% rlAss. trntt.ny; purs 5000:
The sun., 1897-09-11
SPANS DEsPER4TE CASE.
London HewspaperS Give It Up ana Predict
Our R-coEnitiOu or the CubanA-
Special Gable p>spatch to TUE

LONDON. Sept. lO-The Chronicle. Daily
NeUs, and Graphic comment upo the latest
news from Cuba Civ ns the details OF Spanish
reverses, aHd thcy all concur in the opinion tha:
tAc position or Spain is desperate. and that tho
recognition OF the insurgents as belliGerents Is
probable.
The sun., 1897-09-11
Au.traIia's surplus wheat.

Special Cable Despatch to TIE Sun.
SYDNEY, n. s. W.. Sept. lo.-The Sydney TsEe
graph estimates the Australian wheat surplus
~ 100000 bushels for exportation.