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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-24

PRENTISS-In this city. July q, 1S99 Charles
W, beloved son Of C NJ. and r L. Prentiss.
native Of California, aged l year months
and 16 days
PRESTON-In this city, July %. 1899. Erwin
W. Preston, beloved son Of Mrs H Brownell.
and brother of Charles A and Mae Preston,
native of Dixon, Ill, aged % years 10 months
REAY-In this city. July %. 1899. Alfred ".
Reay a native of Stafordshtre. England, aged
CT years II months and 19 days.
CPFriends and acquaintances are respect
fuily invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
(Tuesday), at o'clock. from his late resi-
dence, southeast corner Of Turk street and
Van Ness avenue. Interment Masonic Gene
terry.
RICE-Iu this city, July 90 1899 James. be
loved husband of Matilda Rice. and brother of
Mrs. Maggie Downing, a native Of yelling
ton. Del. aged a years Il months and 21
days.
ROHRs-In this city, July %. 1899, Friedericka
beloved wife of Diedrich Rohrs. native of
Breslau, Germany, aged IS years and II days.
GyFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
Tuesday. at 1890 o'clock, from the parlors
of Charles J. B. Metzler. 6S6 Washington
street. Interment Hills OF Eternity Cemetery,
by carriages. Please omit flowers.
SCORGIE-In the City and County Hospital.
July %. 1899. William Scorgie, a native Of
Scotland, aged 4e years.
SATER-In this city. July 90 1893, GottIieb
Safer, a native of Switzerland, aged "a years
l month and 2S days.
UFriends and aCquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
(Monday). at 11:30 O'cloCk, from the funeral
parlors OF h +. Mass, slf Mission street,
Fifth. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery.
TALLMAN-In this city. July % 1859, Thomas
NJ. Tallman, beloved father of Harry Tall
man, native Of Connecticut, aged "A years.
WALDICK-Ip this city. July %. 1899 William.
beloved child of William and Margaretta
Naldick, native Of San Francisco, aged .
years months and q days.
WELCH-In this city. July %, 1899. Estea J.,
beloved daughter Of James and Lizzie Welch
sister OF Mamie Irene and Robie Welch, and
granddaughter OF Thomas and Eliza WelCh
of Haywards native Of San Francisco, aged
l year and II months
OFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Tomorrow
tTuesday), at II o clock from 254 Ivy avenue.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
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MANY STEAMERS FOR SALE.
Unsuccessful Gold-Seekers Trying to
Dispose of Craft

SEATTLE, July 23.-Late arrivals from
St. Michael. Alaska. report that there are
at St Michael about forty small river
steamers for sale. They are the property
of unsuccessful prospecting parties that
wfutered on the Koyukuk and other
branches of the Yukon. In many in
stances their owners depend on their sale
to secure means to obtain transportation
home The steamers are for sale at any
price, but there is no demand for them
and none have thus far been reported
sold.
Several vessels are reported aground on
the Koyukuk River. They will not be
able to get away before the river rises
A list of their names is not obtatnable.
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A SERMON BY
AN EVANGELIST

Evangelist H A. Ironside preached last
night in the hall on City Hall square, TAX
ing his text from Jude, eleventh verse;
Woe unto them, for they have gone in
the way of Cain. and ran greedily after
the error of Balaam for reward, and per
ished in the gainsaying of Core He said;
said:
There are three classes represented hsTe. IN
Cain we have the man who in the matter or
salvation deliberately set aside the blood or
Christ and thinks to approach God in way or
his own relying on the works Of his own
hands. Some centuries ago the church set out
10 convert the world. but it ended by the world
al bur converting the church.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

ONLY $50 down and IS cents a day pays for a
good lot on paved street, near electric cars
and local station good schools churches, etc
tbut no saloons), handy by; will lend money
TO build a house; Will YOU be good to
yourself and family and get home Of your
own instead OF paying rent all your life; We
offer choice residence property in all parts
of Berkeley on terms to suit call in and see
what NE have. o. c.. MAY & CO. 212S Cen
ter St, Berkeley.
CHOICE HOME At A SACRIFICE.
Lot worth $500. house can't be built for less
than $500; sell this brand new. latest style,
thoroughly modern 5-room cottage for only
$l750; terms easy: on improved street; con-
venient to train and cars; good neighborhOod.
H D. IRWIN. LOrin station.
HAVE 3 modern houses in course Of construc-
tion block south of the university; two
just sold; people wishing TO locate in that
locality please call or write NJ. J.. WURTS
Seventeenth st. and Broadway, Oakland.
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ABBOTSFORD CThe), cor Broadway and Polk
Quiet and homeIlke. rooms bright and sunny,
single, suite; charges moderate; cars direct.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Sunday. July 90
Stmr state of California Goodall, - hours
from Portland, via Astoria.
Stmr Noyo. Johnson, 16 hours from Fort
stmr Willamette. Hansen, II hours from
til1lr' stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander. 81 hours from
's;t stmr ir'' Gipsy Leland 2s hours from Moss
stmr Iowa. Terry. days from Seattle.
Br stmr Bristol. Mcintyre, 3is days from
schr Sargent Haskell. 10 days from
a:1is schr Mary Madsen, hours from Fort
Ross.
Sunday July a.
stmr Cleveland, KIitgaard Seattle.
Stmr Bonita. NicoIson. San Diego.
Stmr Pomona. Parsons, Eureka.
stmr tIIir sequoia. qG1li Thwing Fort Bragg.
Bark Germania, Pearson, Seattle.
Schr Eva, Ramesilus, Hama.
schr Archie and FoRtie. Johannsen -.
Schr Mary Buhne. Kalb. Eureka
Schr Albion. Goodmanson,, -.
Schr Emma Claudina, Nielsen, Tacoma.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT IOBOS July %. 10 D m-Weathsr
thick; wind SW; velocity y miles.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
TACOMA-Sailed July 22-Ship Louis Walsh.
for San Francisco; schr ] Leede, for San
Arrived July 21-stmr Czarina. from Seattle;
stmr CITY Of ToDeka. from Seattle.
SEATTLE-Sailed July 23-Stmr Brunswick,
for San Francisco; stmr Signal, for Astoria.
Arrived July 23-Br ship Star of Russia, from
Honolulu stmr City of PUebla, hence July %;
stmr Humboldt, from Dyea.
Guy c Goss. Taku; bark Prussia. for san
Francisco: ship Louis Walsh, for San Fran
CISCO schr b Leeds. for San Pedro.
Arrived July 23-Bark Big Bonanza, from
Vladivcstok
SAN PEDRO-Arrfved July 23-Schr Defender.
from Port Blakeley.
Sailed July 2n-Schr Sadie. for Umpqua. July
21-Stmr Pasadena, for Eureka; schr Louise.
COOS BAY-sailed July 22-Schr Five Broth
ers for San Francisco.
ST MICHAEL-SaiIed July 12-Stmr National
City. for Seattle. -,
from
FOREIGN PORTS.
SANTA ROSALIA-Arrived July 15-Schr Jo-
seph Russ. hence June y
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS.
BREMEN-Arrived July 2S-Stmr Bremen.
from New York
ria from Liverpool for New York.
DOVER-Passed July 23-Stmr FREDERICK des
Crosse. from Bremen. for southampton and
IIZARD-Passed July 23-Stmr La Norman
die from New York. for HaYre-
NEW YORK-Arrived July 2S-Stmr La Gas
cogne from Havre; stmr Mesa ba, from London.
LADELPHIA - Arrived July 23--Stmr
Pennland from Liverpool.
BOSTON-Arrived July 23-Stmr Catalonia,
from LIVERPOOL
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2RUITVALE ADVERTISEMENTS
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE BY
J. W ELROD.
S65o-3-room house, ; blocks from local sta
ton; all connected with sewer.
sI300-New 5-room house; high basement;
thoroughly modern; , blocks from station.
S2l00-One Of the finest 5-room houses in
Fruitvale; nice garden and flowers; convenient
the trains; one-half block from Fruitvale
ave: see this
S2500-3 acres Of fine vegetable land 4-room
house, and barn; good well OF water and
pump; this is a suitable place for raising flow
for market
Ss00-See our fine building lots Fruityale
ave; we viii build YOU house to suit
J. ". ELROD,
Home Building Co. Office station
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unhealthy mental and spiritual condition. There
is short cut TO eternity and nobody has
private telephone TO the dead. SpiritualisTn
has brought nothing back from the other world
worth learning. No problem has been solved,
sorrow assuaged. I know Of no spiritualtst
who IS active Christian church worker
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either Of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of per
sons authorized to have the same published
BORN.
DAws-In this city. July l9, 1Sa9, to the wife
Of William DAVIS, q son.
NFLSON-In this city, July % 1S9a. - the
wife Of Captain y. p Nelson. A daughter.
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NOTE-In the above exposition Of the tides
the early morning tides given in the left
hand column and the successive tides OF ths
day in the order OF occurrence to time. The
second time column gives the second tide OF
the day the third time column the third tide
and the last or right hand column gives the
three tides as sometimes occur. The heights
given are additions to the soundlngs on the
United States Coast Survey charts. except
when a minus sign @ precedes the height
and then the number given is subtracted from
the depth given by the charts The plane OF
reference IS the NJ tho lower low waters
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

s700-FINE lot on bay shore.
S220o-Modern cottage, rooms and bath; lot
52xI50; near High School and depot; terms s1O0
cash. go per month.
s3200-New cottage, rooms and bath; lot AK
POI; open plumbing plate glass. etc. half block
from station and High School: easy terms.
Homes built to suit purchasers on easy terms
Houses TO let IN all parts Of Alameda
H p. MOREAL & CO. 1882 Park at
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STEAMERS TO SAIL.
SUN, MOON AND TIDE.

sun, MOON AND TIDE.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Times and Heights of High and Low
Waters a, Fort Point. entrance to San
Francisco Bay. Published by official au-
thority of the Superintendent.
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front (Mission-street WHARF about
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point:
the height Of tide is the same at both places
MONDAY, JULY "a
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WEATHER REPORT.
G20th Meridian-Pacific Time.)
SAN ERANrTSCn T,,Iv % : n

G2Oth Meridian-Pacifc Time.)
SAN FRANCISCO, July %, 5 P. m.
The following maximum temperatures were
reported from stations in California to-day:
stations Deg Stations Deg.
Fresno ..............lO4 San Diego............ IS
Los Angeles. "A Sacramento ......-..-lOg
Red Bluff ............104 Independence 95
San Luis Obispo-.... I6 Yuma .-.-.-..--..-.-.-1o-
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature
So; minimum, %; mean. 81
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
The weather is clear over the Pacific slope.
except partly cloudy in Northern Arizona and
on the Washington coast. Light rain has fallen
in the mountains of Arizona during the day.
The pressure has fallen the entire Pa
cifjc slope.
The temperature has risen in all sections
except along the immediate coast, where there
has been slight fall The temperature in the
interior valleys of California will approximate
100 degrees.
Conditions are favorable for fair and season.
able weather throughout the Pacific slope.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight, July "a. 1899:
Northern California - Fair Monday light
variable winds in the interior, fresh westerly
wind the coast.
Southern California-Fair Monday; warmer
in southeast portion; fresh west wind.
Nevada-Fair, warmer Monday.
Utah-Fair, warmer Monday
Automatically cloudy Monday, probably
with light showers and thunderstOrms in the
mountains Of the north portion; warmer near
Yuma.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Monday;
fresh west wind in the afternoon.
G. H. WILSON,
Local Forecast Official.
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henry d. GALLAGHER CO..

tsuccessors TO Flanagan q Gallagher).
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERs
20 Fifth ST.. opposite Lincoln school
Telephone South So
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FRUITVAi f HOUSES
BEAUTIFUL 4-roorn cottage: hard finished
barn: large chicken house; 10 minutes ride
from station 50 minutes from San Francisco;
s. per month s07 Filbert St. s. F.
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PALNISTRI.

NINE NEERGAARD. pupil Of Count St Ger
main. GIG Geary st, above Jones; classes
office hours. I To p. m. reading by mail. 81
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TERER'S QJINTONICA. Just the tonic the
rat- needs to strengthen il. 35c bot. Lederer S
FoaU1 shampoo &c package. 123 Stockton ST.
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PARTNERS WANTED.


FLORIST with hrst-class old-established bust
ness would Ike 20 sell half interest; male or
female. Address box T. Call Office.
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TO the Jewish commuuity-Rev- :. Goldsteiu,
practical mchel, has returned. and resides at
525 Fulton st. your trade solicited
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A GENTLEMAN desiring to marry would like
- put himself IN communication with relia-
bIe matrimonial agency. Add box III. Call
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
PSYCHOMETRY

DR. C.. G. O'DONNELL office and residence
i----e Market st. bet. Sixth and Seventh
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ASSORTMENT of imported and domestic rem
rauts for suits 10 order 81 -; pants, s. -;
nothing higher One-price Tailoring Co. 1914
market st. under -. Nicholas Hotel
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PERSONALS.

s.-LETTER not received; Will be in town to-
morrow. Monday.
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REAL E-coUNTRy-For Sale
RESTAURANTS.
ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.

ERFELD's restaurant. coffee and ice
cream Darlor. 1895 Market st; popular prizes.
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SEWING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES.

81 MONTHLY. rented; repaired bought. sold;
machine supplies. l+5 Sixth; phone Mint -.
ALI, kinds bought. sold. exchanged rented; re-
pairing at lowest rates 2o5 Fourth ST
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.

San Francisco data; Maximum temperature,
50; minimum, 80; mean 81.
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REAL EsTATE-CITY-For Sale.

GRADED lots, ready for building: no further
expenses, all street work done; sewers in
close 70 ? lines cars. the choicest In Rich
n-r5; lots 2=xl20. Twelfth ave, near elem
ent. only $3.50 cash. both 60 together. lots,
Tenth ave. 15Xl2o near Point Lobos ave, In
l-stal-ueuts S7o0 each.
W. j GUM, 40 Montgomery st.
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BRYANT 454. near Third neatly furnIsne
-s9g rms; private; hot cold wat; fold. bee
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-11
aN.ant the poad Ext-,...<.ai .

Il Acor'espond~atto the Hs&Li A.g >,
signing himself Old Citizen," SAYS:
81 ieapn that ts@ road rom Paw law
to Potls.geviiI.., with a very little n
cusrs. g"nsnt ir9,n Hay.i a.n1 thossyno
pIa h.iween bore and ths Arkansas
lirs.- wruid be ey.tI I.ded TO Pad through
he"e. .snail We foid oar hands, q nd
wsii Gor it to knock at tie door4 OF
Ogf. city limils for admission y
ve-E fasg PenliHssot county people c;in
accomplish a kt9rculcap tasl: when they
once ssY WE WILL; as the beginners
of OR vast ieVee interests Gyill attest.
Lei : AL see if W. can't DO something
to a,d ..he extsn-,ion OF tta= Po"s2 ge-
viKe ro2d. Don't wait to see what
yoVr naighbsr extends TO 80, but get
Irove,o yoa. and you" neighbor
will put his shoulder 10 the wheel.
Try il new
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-11

There is . doubt that the evening
daily is abe -daily TOR the Advertiser
in a small city. It comes into the
home after the merchants work is
done aud he can sit down and study
it and his competitors ads 10 his ut
most satisfaction. The good wife has
time to look os-er its columns. and the
same order OF things hold gooG in the
home of the machanic and the labOrer.
The morning daily of a small city is
laid 20 one side by the busy merchant
at his store, and the husier housewife
at her home. The laborer or the me-
ehanie has no time to read it before
be goes to work, and is not allowed
to read during working hours. You
can always depend upon it that the
evening daily has the larger circula-
ton for these very reasons, and is
therefore, the better medium.-Ameri-
can Advertiser.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-11
Johnnie AT Church.

Johnnie had gone to church for the
first time. He sat very demurely for
a while, but finally became restless
and had to be removed in the interest
of the older members Of the congre-
CATION. On being brought home. his
mother asked: johnnie, what did you
do at church,
Oh said the yonngster, 4 sat light
quiet like till a man dot up behind the
bureau and said, a white ha~k is
between txo pigeons MIR. Lenpley's
text was, why ..,. 20 .-."osn Two
opinions:) Then ] looked around to
see If l could sea 'em- ""a the" nc-se
pinched Inc, ana i ATTEST cwled. linen
l looked at the man behind the bureau
and he was shaking his fist at every.
body, and then l was 'fraid and just
cwied as loud as 1 could, an nurse
she bwought me home. Mamma, L
didn't see the hawk nor the pigeons.
Nurse says there wasn't any. She
says I'm a bad boy, and there's q
bogie man. Mamma, is there:-Ex.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-11
Good ltoade Bills.

The good roads movement was never
70 much in evidence as it 10 1T this
session of the Legislature, judging
from the number of bills that have
been introduced in the House and
Senate. Representative Mackey, the
Republican member from Clark coun-
ty, will offer joint and concurrent
resolution Monday. providing for an
amendment to the state constitution,
empowering county courts to levy q
tax on certain species OF personal
property used On the public roads.
This tax is to be levied upon horses,
wagons and vehicles of every kind,
including bicycles. Under the pres
ent law tax of from I 10 . mills 10
levied for road purposes, and Mr..
Mackey says he would exempt the
people from this tax under the law
that he proposes shall be enacted wei e
it not SO small. Mr.. Mackey has n
bill before the House relating to roads
and highways. tn which he provides
for the working of roads partly by the
contract system. He proposes that
contracts be tet for the working of the
roads by the mile instead of by dis
tricts, as in the past, when the CON-
tract system proved unsatisfactory.
The pulpose of his bill is to reduce
tie cost Of road surervisioa Is, lbe
lowest possible basis. 1t is proposed
under Mr.. Mackey's bill tn anake each
township a supervisors district. and
in t,aru subdivitie each dissrict into
sub6:stricts three miles square. or as
near that as possible, for the purpose
OF sslaDiing the peopo {, vote 4 spe-
ri"' !rcal levy. / ln."-'j,a1uc'.a,.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-11
CoNFLICr OF AUTHORITY .
John "A, Snidsr and George N
Niley Run Amuek.

John "A, Snidsr and George N.
Niley Run Amuek.
There seems to be . dispute between
John A. Snider and George N. Miley
as to who has authority to deal out
|Post-ofices in the Fourteenth Cor.
gressional District. Both gentlemen
are heroes Of the Republican party Of
the District John A. Snider was de-
feated by the Democratic candidate
two years ago and George N. Miley
was defeated by the Same man at the
last election. Mr.. Snider was q can
dilate in a straight year and be re-
ceived from the National and State
Committees fifteen hundred dollars to
make the campaign on. George NJ.
Miley was the Republican candidate
in an of year and he had to make the
campaign at his own expense.
The Fourteenth Congressional Dis
trict has an uncivilized Democratic
majority, and OF course the young
men were both deprived of a trip to
Washington. but according to Hoyle
and the regulations and rules of the
Republican party they have the privi
lege of dealing out the Post Offices OF
ISoutheast Missouri.
Now. it seems there is clash on
between Snider and Iiler. Snjder,
we understand, claims that he is boss
| of the Post-oilices in this District till
the 4th of next March. Miley, having
went through the campaign at the last
election at his owl expense, says he is
the man TO name the Psstmasters
There is evidently a clash on be.
tween the two nnen that will result in
the Washing r! some very dirty line r
&ad tie DEaIc1'ahT viii stand b. t
AGministrat,t,n ,st tn ..nap SO - q,
il Will.
. aae D-'MOCRAT is Republican
newspaper and it viii he with tn, plar
wAo gets there by the grace Of Coo
and the Republican Administration.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-11
Two situations Not AIiE e

TIE resistance of the natives is at
tributed by the expansienist papers
to che encouragement of the Senators
who oppose the ratification of the
treaty. In like manner it will be re-
n embered that me American "insur-
gents" of 120 years ago were encour-
aged by Burke, Chatham and other
Pestilential fellows in the Parliament
of King George The cases are not
precisely analogous, however, in the
pre- - eva '~. r. "r .ors pee
tlcle of a country freed from the rule
of one power rebelling against the
liberator. and having free institutions
forced. upon it at the point of the
bayonet. et.-Toronto Globe.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-11
RAILROAD MEETING.
Large ana Enthusiastic Gathering at
the Court House.

large ana Enthusfastfc Gathering at
the Court House.
The most harmonious and public
spirited assembIage seen here in many
years was that at the court house in
this city Friday evening, Feb. 3. About
two hundred representative citizens
were present. Mr.. NJ. E. Lening
called the meeting to order and ex.
planned its object. Mayor Coerver
was elected chairman and Joseph
Flynn, secretary,
At, the request of the chair, Mr..
Lemfng addressed the meeting. He
introduced proposition from Mr..
Louis Houck, Offering to build an ex-
tension of Heuck's Missouri aud Ar
kansas raitrosd from Commerce to
Cape Girardeau, distance of fifteen
miles. if eur citizens will subscribe
for 81, ,OeJ or s12 OeO, worth OF bonds
The bonds are to be OF the denoni-
nation cf 500 each and to sell at 20
cents on the dollar, Interest at five
per cent, payable semi-anneally.
The read is to be completed to a
point east of the College gate on or
before the first day of Augusss, 1899,
or sE. latest by january, 1879.
Addresses esexplanatory ofthe project,
the necessity of buEling the road and
The benefits that weuld accrue to Cape
GE-ardcau from its construction were
delivered by Messrs. NJ. E. Ieming,
x. B. Oliver, c D. ,Beynton. S.
EcGhoe, E, W. Flentge, L. Caruthers
and others. i: would give this city
'railroad connection direct with the
~ichest alIuGiaa territory on the glotse,
'woul6 bring a.ree aud lJcray. ve b;->:-
ness ar6 1lJuy desirable families j
a-s Car. am woui.! foI.I rha 5s' ii
ui a r-.ou.S.l III he / I: ca. ;ar.u
s.ts-s,f. 3Iisni- -t,..d nnd the t'ri,
t1n E1it Ge sJuI:.i 'e.,x,&As-on, - lids
city.
A subscription list Was opened and
bonds xs>s imessiiateiy subscribed
for to the amour: of S4,lO0. A So
licitiag oanmitteeof thirty infaential
citi1ers wss appointed to mees at the
Stuuaiyalt BAN this evening, anC
the ueesing adiGu~neu till aegt Tue
uay evening