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Court Calendars This Day.

81, 40. -, IS. ~, 81. "a, 81. 20, ~, lo2, 30, loi
supreme Court-SpcciSl Term Part Motion
Preferred cause--No 3403. Par, W."Clear. Law
and fsct-Nos. $500. 1891. a257. 27ss. Part
unfinished. Gases from Part ". Part Wi-Clsar.
Elevated X. X. cases. TRIAL Term. Part lL-CleRr.
Preferred causes Nos. si4d. 1924. S'n4, s117. S5IH.
s348. a412. 3od4. 1900. s5da. 5000. 1920. 6nls.
477., 1900. 42o7. 30,3, D4s5. 4daa, no. $500. 1920.
5000, $50. I252, 4s3I. ASA, 4s5T. 4s5S. $3.50.
4soi, 4Sos. 5000. 4aHt. 500. 49i!. 352A. 1892.
Part V.-Cnsr unfinished. Cases from Part III. Part
VI clear. Cases from Part III. Part Nlf.-Cl.ar.
Nos."I7l, 1886. 4S33. 3lsS. 1921. 22IH. 3o2t, H49I.
di7:+"n2. 4da4. 1880. 2Gan. 1899, "i6S. 2"tS, 2o"!,
917t, 1921. 2ui2. 4yll, 4Y5t. 49di. 49sl 50li,
5olt. 50+T, 4"lI, 4"3i. 1890, "6G3. Part VIII
clear. Gases from Part VII. Part lX.--Aui"urn-d
for the term. Part Y Clear. Gases from Part vi.
Part XlI-Clear. Cases from Part II.
Surrugdte'S tourt-Chambers Motion calendar
called at 1920 A.. NJ. For Prubate-Wills Of Michael
J. KunzmRnn, Anna NJ. James. Sarah \. Halahan.
j. Fell. Jeremiah Mah'ny. Francis NJ. Donnelly,
Mary SaNton. Abigail -. Clark. at 1880 A. NJ: Mar.
Kuret A. keqr.e%. ut = !. VI. Trla! arm. NJ day
calendar.
Motions. Trial Term .-part l. Case unhnishpd. Nos.
35O3. 3tIT 2o49, a<23. 3346lp, airs, 1913. 3ls2.
a57s. a!I7, a4t4tf. a3s'E 8sl / $500. 1898. 3ts7Ls,
9agd, a54s'e; s5oS. dtoa. a7;2. 35a9. as2' 5sia.
aA25L4. 342s. :O5o. 2l23. Part H.~Ciear. Nos.
2j54, a44n.4, a4l3; 243l, 1927, 1920. 27I:. l.3s.
Part iII.-Ci.ar. Nos. $685.. aa72, 1888, 3N25, :r4i.
1890. .sti4. 233i, 3Il". ;O+i. 2s.o. 3ot7, 27l6,
a,i:'lH. 1868. 3od7. ;HiI4. 1913. 3't'. ;tn!a. 2s4a.
712G. THtT. 523s, 1892. 734c. 1862. 7lsl. 1859.
EIrity rasc,-Nos 3ls. 500.
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NlNING MACHINERY FRASER 4 CHALMERS,
-'I ~ BTuadwH', New York. manufacturer at lain
ln@ ANA smelling uIa'linerN. Estimates On mining.
milling and smelling supplies promptly furnished.
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discount in open market for short and three
quote 3 y cents at 1O2- francs U2}s centimes.
Exchange on London. 20 francs n centimes.
Former Vice. President anu General, Man
aRer q. WhHlcy OF the Panama. Nnilroud Com
pany has been appointed First Vice President;
resident abroad. Paris office, ~ Boulevard
Haussmann. Assistant General Manager ana
SECRETARY T.. 4. Drake has been appointed Sec
ond Vice President and Secretary.
The Reorganization Committee OF the Kings
County and Fulton Elevated Hallway compan,ips
has extended the time TO and including Nay
20 within which bonds and. stocks may be de-
posted with tho Guaranty Trust Company I'M
der the plan of reorganization
The sales Of mining stocks at the New, York
consolidated Stock ana Petroleum Exchange
To-day wara ta tnI1pus.
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Dcpressionlu l]AyCrIrul Z neral! favorable weather
and liberal receipts caused y Sli<ht decline in cotton.
Liverpool Was les activ" aftrr m" great activity "
last week. Continued favorable weather was ind
Gated for Ia" uCN t~hlItN-siN hu'lH. y NrItliei"-s,
this market did NOT de'.u" materially, for the prirr
Is iuW and the con 'lnptluN large. tho crop l. back.
ward and ia" Wall street situation more rcassuri:ls.
LiNrrp 'ul bought the nuar l.u!tns ami sold ia" Dis
taut positions Wall street bought new crop months.
The Atlantic states need rain. Colt ~ goods ar" Ncry
active on both sllc~ OF the water ADD prlCrs are
tending upward. There WIS som" THliN from il"
slight iCrlIl" "i 'vN"l Iug and some now hUl iuE.
Galveston. May s. Although tho crop i generally
backward in Texas Il is now doing we'll Augu~'t,
Ga. May ll.-'1hrr' w'r" quite q nulEncr Of mrr-
chants here vest, rd"r and to day from interior
towns, ana Al. ~ llum report prompt termination
and good >iaDd., and a HEALTHY, Nt.ug"T, llant
In,uu Si'ilnr., Ma. "" huy" hat Nt"tl,r
week n. Inr. dN. warm weather, No RAIN
IL uc"lcL t"r lotion. which l. Sro wing aud
LOOKING we'll. Farmers are rakin. good heal
their crops III ! few days, Hot, iry weather Is what
the plant needs. aud what wc arr having now. B,si.
ness in textiles Is tU!ly N, Ia the " cent average and
SELLERS are r"~t rNc.i IN their attitude. Ia many in
stances business mas ueru refused, cotton goods
show increasing strength. cotton Yarns continue
dali. A featHru Of the market = aE mp?uN,d de
mand fl novelties III CmihuIlcr'-- Foreign white
good are in %, ntInuL good re- lucst.
iOFrFF Rio On the SPOT was ldil, bat >trE.N. at
,iASr. for No. :, no sales, Futures closed dull. with
prices UNCHANGED 10 - iuiult~ luwrI, SAILS i,.Ju
bags, HaNr' aud Hamburg were UurhaLgrd. Au,lI
IAN warehouse deliveries tor IA" week, -, aaI hns,.
against GN,5l5 last week ana lc3.Ir,, las Var.
PrC"S here a. follows
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com UERCf.tI.

MONDAY. May l5.-GRAIN Wheat .Spo. was
steady. Sales 10000 bush. for export here
and AT the outports. No. | northern Duluth to
arrive. DC. over July No. l northern New York,
Ave. over July No. ,. nominally Toe. in ele-
vator. The Northwestern receipts were 81
cars. against $40 last week and Sl2 last year;
Chicago II. against - last week and 1903 last
year. Futures closed sc, to l',c. higher. with
sales Of ] 32j.pOO bush. Prices as follows:
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cry. Western extras. 19c.; do. hrsts, 1s9 ls1fc.;
state, extras, 1sNe91pc. do, hrsts. lac. Cheese
State, full cream. large, colored or white, choice.
new. pasc. Eggs State. Pennsylyania and Western,
i34@lic. Chicago. May 10" Provisions sold on
on the liberal hog receipts, but recovered on local
demand and closed about the sar'n ~ SATURDAY.
ASIDE from moderate selling by English packers
around outside prices, offerings were rather light.
The cash trade was fair
suuAR-Ri was uuiet, but Arm at ave. hid. for
o"' test and tbc. bid for sH' test. Refined was fair
ly active and hrm.
CArrAsC. Ma l5..-These were ,o.day's prices:
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Memphis shipped to-day 1857 bales. Augusta none,
st. Louis ! - !, Cincinnati /. 334, and Houston I, 3On.
The Signal SerNic" predicted fair weather for the
Carolinas. %flrtina, Georgia Alabama. M,ssissirpi,
Louisiana and Texas, ana partly cinudN tor ths
balance of the cotton belt. por. cNI ort>. :i,214.
New Orleans declined y to : points. but recovered
part. Futures here declined / to 3 points, ~ralyins
slightly and closing quiet aud steady at a net ,lrclin"
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New York stock ExchanRe-Sales May liz.
UNITED STATES AND STATE IN 81. OO0s>.
3Us3s r.....lo5h lo Us +s.c. 1so7ll3s
CLOSING PRICES or UNITED STATES BONDS
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Bid. Asked.
Tn st ot.r.
ntpl ofd eeH
Z 2 IS. 1908
1918. 1854
Z S 3s.19os-
l9Is,c...lOSS 1854
In 81 Is. r.
1ao7.....ll2A ll3
In At ~. c.
I9oT.....ll3h liza
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Corn was steady IN the spot. Sales 10000 bush.
for export here and at the uutports. Ne. ., to arrive.
etp97c. over July IN Chicago. Receipts NJ
Chicago, 1885 cars; estimate for to mUrruw. 2l5.
Futures declined Vs.. 10 &c. hut rallied and closed
unchanged to lsr. higher, with sales Of 10000 bush.
Prices as follows:
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A sllLht decline IA coffee to da5 MAS due more to the
absence uf buyers than To amy other factor The
European cables were features. aud there was no
news from lrdIIl excepting reported arrivals at RIO
of L,uuu bags. Out~I'l' r. continue &, hold alnut
fIonI the market.
NAVAL NTORTs-Spilts, l36 43l4v. Common to
good strained ru~iu. 81 .35gSI.4O.
PEuNIsluSs Lard was steady Western. ~. 30. con
tinentAl refined. 5000. Pork WAS steady at $3.50
$"ior mess. Meats wer" steady rrckicd hams, Sc.
dc. shoulders. +4s4rv.; do. bellies, h95Rc. Tai.
low. Az. Dressed h"gs. 6ee 5atr. B~uttcr-Cream
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No. . in elevator. 8liec.; do. delivered, S.tac,; No. :
white, 35c.: track and ungraLed white, IA SOC:
track mixed, 3ls33c. tnirasO received $40 cars
and expects 400 tomorrow. Rye was dull; NJ. :
Western. Joc. Z. /. {. Buffalo, Barley was steady;
feed. Ale. Z. i. {. Buffalo. The visible supply IL n
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Sale of Water Frontage.

STOCKTON, June 6.-As numerous cor
porations have longing eyes upon water
frontage, a sale of this class of realty at
tracts attention. A deed has been placed
on record which may mean more. than is
apparent on it's face. BY the instrument
Jerome /. Young and wife convey to Theo-
dore Gier of Oakland lots /, ,, 8, 4, 8, s and
a part of T. West Stockton, the parcel
having a frontage on the north side of
Grafton named is nominal. but the inter-
nal revenue stamps indicate that the price
was over 81 900. Mr.. Young said he knew
nothing about the Intentions of the pur-
chaser, who is a wholesale liquor mer-
chant Of Oakland and eX-president of the
Merchants Exchange. 1t is surmised that
Mr. Gier is acting for a syndicate.
Young owns considerable more frontage,
but says he will not part with another bit
at any figure under 5000 foot.
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% 6s 6s 80 80 % - % % % % - % - - % -
SECRET WORK
IN THE CAMP
OF DEMOCRATS
A Scheme to Control
Local NOmina atoms.
THE DETAILS OF THE PLOT
COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED
WILL MEET TONIGHT.
Buckley Is Somewhat Reticent, but
Is Keeping Well Advised of Po-
litical Deals and Talks of
the Past.
COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED
WILL MEET TONIGHT.

Everything on the surface of the local
Democratic party seems placid and Sc
rene, but there is agitation in the depths
Of the organization. The meeting of the
Committee of One Hundred at Native
Sons Hall tonight may furnish a genu-
inc surprise for A. NJ. Lawrence, who re-
Gently went forth for another vacation.
He had a programme nicely cut and dried
for recruiting the committee to the orig
inal maximum strength of one hundred,
and then eliminating seventy-five of the
members from the organization.
BY this process he designed to place in
the hands of the remaining twenty-five
the entire responsibility of providing the
party with a municipal ticket. The plan
contemplates the out-and-out Endorsement
of Mayor Phelan's administration and the
denomination of the Mayor. 1t was FAN
cied by the clumsy manipulation that the
followers of Phelan had no interests in
municipal affairs beyond gratifying the
Mayors desire for another term. 1t was
expected, therefore, that they would fall
into line readily and accept the Lawrence
programme of Dodge for Assessor. Esola
for Chief of Police and lot of selected
material for minor places
Late last night word was passed around
that influential and Independent members
of the Committee of One Hundred had re-
and give to the nominating convention
the privilege of selecting the Democratic
municipal ticket. There is nothing in the
proposed revision that threatens Phelan' s
prestige on the committee, but the friends
of Phelan maintain that his popularity
shall not be used as means to give Law
renee and Rainey the control of the
works.
BY general consent precinct apportion-
ment will be recognized. The advice or in
structions of an executive committee of
the Democratic State Central Committee
will in this regard be respected. In fact
il cannot be ascertained that the Com
mittee of One Hundred ever contemplated
the plan of spreading out a blanket
ticket Assembly apportionment was
thought of, and the Mayor himself fan
cied at one time that Assembly sub-di-
vision was sufficient.
A plan which will be presented tonight
will provide measures for learning the
party strength in each district. 1t is not
proposed that representation in the con-
vention shall be based upon the highest
number of votes cast in the precinct for
any Democratic candidate, but the aver
age vote will be put forward as the true
scale for ascertaining the representation
to which the precinct is entitled.
When details of this kind are adjusted
steps may be taken to appoint from each
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DEMOCRATS OF THE FoRTIETH.
They Have Opened the Campaign
With Three Full-Fledged Clubs.

Democracy is above par out in the For
tieth District. There are three clubs al
ready in the field and time for any num-
Der beyond that to be formed. One met
Monday night, another met last night,
and there will be a meeting of the third
next Monday night ED Rocks Club is
suspected of having Rainey affiliations.
1t has among its members all the old
timers who have served the party in the
Fortieth so long and so profitably. Last
night the second club called for want of
a better name "our club met 1t is
affiliated with no man and no faction
it's managers declare, and the speeches
which smote the air from where it met
had for their theme independence of ac-
ton. It's president is Charlie Heggerty,
vice president, DIR. C. V. Cross; CORE
spending secretary, Matt Brady, and its
financial secretary, George Kelly.
At the meeting last night there was
more than a hall full in attendance and
a full share of oratory and enthusiasm.
Elk Judge Ferral. Henry Hogan of Napa,
who made such a good case out of such
bad one in the Clark murder trial; Sid
ney Van Wyck and Joe Kelly We're the
speakers, and they kept things lively I'M
til after 10 o'clock. There are over two
hundred on the club-rolls now and the
managers predict more to come The
third club in the district belongs to NJ.
c. Hassett. 1t is committee of one
hundred club, and so far seems to nave
earned the friendship of itself alone. The
other two clubs have no use for it, be-
cause they say it represents the I'M
Democratic principles of the committee
of one hundred The Rock Club has
earned a bad name because when the club
was formed those most interested came
together and made themselves chairmen,
secretaries, committees and general man
ayers, and then they sent out invitations
to all the faithful asking them to come
in and make up the membership The
club which met last evening has no
faults. according to it's officers. Yet with
all three in field the Fortieth promises to
be a lively Democratic district before the
! campaien is well on.
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RANCHER CARTER
ENTERS A DENIAL
SAYS He Did Not Dispose
of Diseased Beef.
Special Dispatch to The Call

TOMALES, June 6.-Dr. Urban. the
Health officer of Tomales Township, is
determined TO put stop to the practice
OF sending diseased meat out of Marin
County, and to-day sent all the data in
his possession regarding what is deemed
the suspicious shipment of beef by Ranch
er John Carter to District Attorney Nc
Isaac al San Rafael. The District Attor-
ney has signifed his intention to CO.
operate with Dr. Urban and punish to the
full extent of the law all offenders against
whom conclusive evidence shall be OBJ
tanned
Garter was seen This evening by DIR.
Urban and vigorously denied that the beef
sent to San Francisco on May a was that
Of the cow afflicted with milk fever, which
was condemned by the Health officer on
Nav % A strange fact in connection with
this denial was that he refused to say to
whom the meat was consigned, although
he admitted having sent il, claiming 1t
was that of a healthy cow.
The Waybill now in possession OF Agent
Bondeson at Point Reyes Station offers
conclusive evidence that the meat was
consigned to Kahn & Levi Whether that
firm received IL or not is another question.
The agents clerk is authority Tor the
statement that Mr.. Carter consigned the
beef to Kahn & Levi. and vouches for the
accuracy of the Waybill.
Il saw Mr.. Carter and he denies having
sent the meat of the diseased cow said
DR.. Urban this evening. i have asked
for the assistance OF DlStlct Attorney
McIsaac and shall pursue further my in
vestigation tomorrow. 1t would not do to
make an arrest withaut conclusive eVi.
dence and that is hard TO get. Even If
we could obtain possession of the carcass.
the diseased parts would have been re-
moved. and milk fever does not show in
the flesh of an animal
What makes the officials believe that
good deal OF diseased meat is being
Skipped from the county is that every now
and then the carcass of a beef is sewed
ir sacking before consignment
Rancher Carter is a very wealthy man,
who has a large number of cattle, and
the rumor of his alleged offense has
caused a decided sensation.
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Brown to the effect that the suit shouid
be dismissed, and that each party shoulu
Attorney Crandall of counsel for Mrs.
Humphrey was in court, and said that
he had not been consulted in the mater
of the dismissal but that If his client ana
the defendant had signed the stipulation
he could not object to the dismissal
The suit was brought about year ago
to recover $780, 900 damages for breach OF
promise of marriage, the plaintiff being
a dashing widow resident of Chicago: she
represented that she believed Brown 10
have been a single man and that, there
fore, she accepted his attentions. she
was in this city short time ago, and 1t
is believed that the stipulation was
formulated while she was here.
AS the counsel profess to know nothing
about the compromise the particulars
could not be learned. The sum stated is
said to range from $4,000 to $4,000. There
are rumors that Mrs. Humphrey had in
tended to bring a criminal charge against
Brown, but the rumors could not be sub
Stimulated.
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known to but few physicians in the United
States and is altogether different from that
employed by the old school of physicians of
the darkened AGES.
Varicocele which drains vitality. makes life
a burden and forces early decay of the manly
powers is another of the diseases which Dr.
Sweany makes a speciality of. His scientific
and successful treatment of this disease has
proven a great boon to mankind. Thousands
have been cured by the doctor during his
twenty years residence on this coast
Hydrocele and all swellings and inpediments
are other specalties which DIR. Sweany attends
with unfailing success. Weak men are made
strong and old men made young. Organs of
the body which have been weakened or shrunk-
en- are restored to full power, strength and
yigor Contagious blood poison and all dis
eases of the blood thoroughly eradcated from
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APPRoxIMATToN PRIzEs.

100 numbers from 81 ,2l5 to 91.S15 inclusive, be-
ing so numbers each side of the number
drawing the capital prize of $1,000. $50.
100 numbers from 26.S6S to 26, 1858 inclusive. be-
ing 80 numbers each side of the number
drawing the capital prize of $4,000. So
100 numbers from "a, 155 to 54 255 inclusive, be-
ing 80 numbers each side of the number
drawing the capital prize of $1,000. S.
TERMINAL PRIZES
999 numbers ending with 65. being the two
last figures Of the number drawing the capital
prize of $4,000 81
last figures of the number drawing the second
capital prize of $4,000 s..
The subscribers having supervised the single
number drawing, Glass Il" of the Canadian
Royal Art Union. Limited hereby certify that
the above are the numbers which this day
drawn from the ZOO placed in the wheel
with the prizes corresponding to them.
Witness our hands at Montreal, this Wednes-
day, May 81, 1899.
n. PERIODICAL,
(Member Of the Legislative Council Of the
Province of Quebec.
HILAIRE HURTEAT-.
(Ex-M- P.)
Commissioners.
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STABBED BY A WOMAN.
Southern Pacific Fireman Dangerous
lu Wnrnded at Stockton

STOCKTON, June "a cutting ARRAY
took place to-day in the questionable
quarters of this city which may result Sc
riously to a young Southern Pacific fire.
man known in the district as billie"
Maddox Hazel Russell a dissolute
woman. quaEreIed with him AS he turned
to leave she drew a knife and thrust it
into his back. The blade entered Just be
low the shoulder-blade and penetrated the
deep and very ragged. The woman was
arrested late this afternoon on charge
to commit murder. 1t is said Maddox
does not want ner to be prosecuted, but
the result of his wounds probably will de-
termine this
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BATTLE WITH A BULL.
One Farmer Rescues Another From
an Enraged Beast.

LOS ANGELES, June Samuel Her
ron, who lives on a ranch near West
Minister was attacked by an Infatuated
bull yesterday. He was so severely in
jured that his life hangs by a slender
thread. Heron was repeatedly knocked
down and rolled over, the animal tossing
him with its sawed-off horns from side to
side
James Anderson. who was hauling hay
in an adjoining field saw the struggle
and. unhitehing one of his horses, armed
himself with pitchfork and rode at full
speed upon the maddened creature. An
derson drove the prongs of the pitchfork
into the beasts launches and fought a
battle that was worthy the efforts of a
matador. Other neighbors, through the
efforts of Anderson. were enabled to cap
ture the animal and carry Heron to a
place of safety
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-07
NEGOTIATIONS FOR
MAMMOTH SUGAR
CONSOLIDATION
Reports Of Union Of the
American and Glucose Re-
filming Companies.

day came reports of an independent
union of the American Sugar Refining
Company and the Glucose Sugar Re-
filming Company, with the subsequent
absorption, by purchase or otherwise,
of the plants offered by the Arbuckle
interests and the Doscher refineries,
with perhaps other competing plants.
L can say nothing definite at this
time" said one of the head men of the
recent conferences. L am in a conf
Dental position with reference to the
matter But l am at liberty TO say there
is good deal more in the reports of a
consolidation of sugar interests than
is generally credited. Negotiations are
in progress on the general lines indi-
Gated, but l cannot speak more spe-
cifcally.'
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DISEASES OF WOMEN.

DR. Sweany takes special pride in the sue
cess which has attended his efforts in the treat
ment of diseases of women. Permanent ana
satisfactory cures in ailments produced by all
normal or unnatural conditions of the femaie
organs painful transformations. Irregularities
barrenness, Inflammation, hysteria pain in the
back and loins, neuralgia, dullness of vision
smarting pain and itching of the parts bearing
down leucorrhoea whites and other COM
plants which often result in great prostration
and nervousness. His combined eectro-medicaI
treatment In all diseases of women really works
wonders.
One of the features of DR. Sweany's practice
is that he will guarantee cures in all cases
which he accepts where his instructions are fol-
lowed out.
The offices of DIR. Sweany are located ON The
second floor at 1877 Market street.
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CHICAGO, June 6.-The Record to-
morrow will say: That negotia-
lions are in progress looking to-
ward a mammoth sugar CONSOLE
dalton is now admitted by one Of
the men most interested. These stories
have been circulated at various times
remote and recent, but nothing con-
frmatory has been obtainable. 1t is
not asserted that the deal on hand at
present is in tangible shape, but it is
real enough to have necessitated con-
ferenCes in New York and the plans are
now under consideration by the exec
utives concerned.
From the widely different sources to-