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SPECIAL NOTICES.

[cNS ALL MEMBERS OF Z. A. I79s ARE OR
+ Too aered to attend the Regular Meeting Of
oI the assembly. t1p CHAs- r-WOOD, secretary.
rlx-.s CARD
- wetake this method of returning to the Fire
the.r labor on the ngh OF the tn instant ia
Ling the fire at Mr. VIM r. Nc cans mill from
arauous labor we would have sustained very severe
our thanks are so due to our own employees for
hs,r 10 rsspondng TO the alarm and thus
IT.. Z 4 %SSKsoS 5S;S !; IN : ,,so GO; sve.
-ES MEN WITH MONEY TO INVEST
ton have an Hosseshoe 81 rsd % Which
pre- oang and pping obyates the use o. toes
proven need the means TO manufacture and put on
paenaee ske W Gan and @ or a. address s,aae ,ae
rights for sale. ocS-3t*
i ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
moneTs iva warned not TO- to pay over any % money o.
ne having interest ia the business OF Cook Bros
=; ocsLs. JOHN c. COOK g. BRO.
~ 6isTRicT OF coLuMBfA. MoLp. No
THE HTfEciAh tNtrth TEsM srAt A. pis4kicr coURi OF
In the mate Of tn condemnation of land for Con-
Blaine and josephine D. HICKS fled herein Claiming
and by
II by he H,e or s SUI T.
per- 1856 on m.tou OF A. Lambert. proctor for the
p ttlonerS ordered that the unknown heirs of John
Shut aid all persons claiming adver ely the said
Reoecca A. Blaine and Josephine d. Hicks. show
on or oefore the 2lst d.y OF october. 1856 why the
prayer OF tn said petitioners, pra. ing that the
aoreSaid be awarded to them, should be granted:
Provided, copy of this order be published every day
except ooday Tor ten days prior said Zlst day Oc
tooer IN some newspaper printed and published in
As. fEAAhzs + j. IAnhs AH1ss. ss.;'ss csss
By NJ. a. CLANCY. Asst. CLERK. ocS-lOt
/ ~rs WILLIAM CoKCORAN HILL-
D>--s BERNARD H JOHNSTON.
HILL & JOHNSTON,
53S 18TH st
REAL ESTATE, LOAN AND INSURANCE
BROk ERS.
Property bought. sold and exchanged. Particular
atenion gwen to the renting OF hOu and collection
VI renis Loans negotiated Investments Carefully
MADE insurance placed In responsible companies
References:
W. w. CORCOkAN. RIGGS & CO. oc7-1m
to- PAINTERS ArTENTION-R l. C.
There will be spesisl meeting of MT. VERNON
ASSEMBLY. 17SS, K. OF l. FRIDAY. October Sth.
at $50 p. M. Business of importance to each men,
Der. All members expected to be present
oc1-2t BY order of NJ. W.
[fSsrS WARNING.-PERSONS WHO ARE SUB
C>-.@a scrinin TO the Our Living World' and
other BOOKS sold by warned moi TO give their
pa Z. 10 nave bound. or to buy any books from an
eiuerly, bearded man, representing himself as our
agent, as We will not be responsible Tor tn same
oc7-2t* F: 4. THUEE. Manager.
fCS NEW ISSUE OF STOCK.
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NOT XET ENTIRELY QUIET.


willie and q Gtaarle~e<y0..
CHARLESTON, - C.. Oct. S.-Ihere w re thuoa-
shocks at Summerville last night -lseporm.
differ widely AS To the intensity OF the shocks,
some residents declaring they were more se-
we're Than amy disturbance since August 81,
while others report that they were sIigul treIn.
ors. No one Was nurt, however, and NO damage
Was done 10 property slight shock afso
Ieil here al . clock this morning by early risp
ers, but IL Was not generally felt
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"A COUSIN OF ADMIRAL SEMMEs MARRIKD.--
Nj. Lloyd MilnOr, sou OF the late J0nn n. Z.
M1inor,of New YOrA city, and = cousin 0f Admt-
raj seluaes Of the conedernte cruiser Ala1sll,la,
was married yesterday to Miss Gertrude Lewis
Pu.iner. daughter OF Mr. Fredericx p. Paiiner.
0f New York city, In Christ cnurch, RidxewOod
n. l.. BY the Rev. DR.. Louis A. Lanpher.
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MINISTER JACKSoN's RECALL. - Minister
Jackson presented his letter OF recall to Presi-
dent Diaz. OF Mexico yesterday, and last night
he lett for the United States. In the railway
depot he received from the American colony
and other foreigners and Mexicans the grea test
ovation ever given to any American in Mexico,
with tile single exception Of Generai Grant. The
American coony presented him with . hand.
some oil painting OF the VALLEY Ut Mexico"
He accepted it in feeling speech.
CONDITION OF NATIONAL. BANKs.-The con.
troiler OF the currereyh has called for u state
ment Of the condition OF raticnel banks - shs
close OF business Thursday. october 7th. =
PERsoNAL.-Assistant Adfutant General VIM
cent Is in the city, and called at the War de-
partment to-day.-Rev. Edwin b. Russell, of
Paterson. N. j., Thos. Hobson, OF Phiiadelpha:
J. Richard Freud, OF New York, and +. A.
Salmon, of the Agricultural department, read
paper on hog choiera at the meeting y: the
American Public Health association in Toronto
Mrs. Peilew. of New York, are at Wormiey's.-
Mr.. J. Z. Bushby has re, urned To the city after
an absence of eight years in Bismarck, Dak.-
LOUIS, Th. A. Lancaster, OF New York, asd W.
r. Trigg, OF Richmond, are at the Risgs.--Rev.
ho6t. Nourse, formerly pastor of tie Tuber-
manent residence In Boslon.-Hugh Rogers
q st. Louis. Lieut.. ". H. W. James, Of
+ Fort Reso, Rr:wn W. y. a Brine, of b Boston, +.
Dyrenlortl, OF Chicago, are at the Ebbitt-
W. G. Locker,y. OF New York, O. W. Mullen
and wife. Of Denver, w. a. Redding and c. NJ.
Greer, Of Pniiadeiphia. Claude P. Lewis, OF
Lewisbury, Tenn, VIM. u. Grant, Of Ellen
V. E. McBee, OF North Carolina, Peter Harvey,
OF San Francisco, S. NJ. Donald. Of Virginia, n.
". Leonard. Of tayette, Mo-, s. L. James, OF
New Orleans, 0. F. Guthrie, OF ST. Louis. and
the Kansas City base bail cub are at WlIiard's.
senator Butler, OF South Carolina. will sail
for home from Antwerp to-morrow.-Judse
Hagner and Marshal Wilson, OF Washington,
were registered In New York last mig t--laen
Sheridan is expected 10 return to Washington
from Denver and Chicago Sunday night
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A Point of Law.
GUN FIRED In MEXICO KILLS A NAN IN

Rafael PinaIe, a Mexican officer, who seven
eight years ago fired across the river at q de-
serter aud killed nin, the de .er being on the
Texas side aud Pinaie on the Mexies.l shore
was arrested at Laredo yesterday by Depu.y
Snsrfn igleaias aud lodged in JAN. L. SAID
that Piuaie will plead non jurisdiction in the
Case, was in Mexico when the act was
cOMulitteu,
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Edward Solomon was again remanded ia
London yesterday pending Tue arrival OF wit
uex.es from tti9 Unlsed States In the trial sof
bix&my drought sgainst him By his drst wife.
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A Conspiracy TO KIDNAP KING MILAN
huMofs worthy OF credence were current In
LONDON iast night TO the effect that u conspiracy
nus bden discovered at Aitpuznn TO kiunap King
Miian anu l0rce him 70 abdicate, with the alter
native Of daAtf, -
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Albert g. Berry, or
dered 10 ordnance duty at the Washington
navy yard, November 1st; Ensign Chas: n. At
water, ordered to the Naval academy, 2Uth in-
Staut.
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Needed Changes In Mexican Lava.
sECRErARY BAYARD SAYS SOMETHING xUsT

In Saratoga yesterday, Secretary BayArd said
nothing wus doing hooking to securing changes
N the Mexicvn law relating TO the trial In thnt
country OF persons accused ofcommitling crimes
on American soil. Mr.. Bayard said, however,
that something must be done, for IL 10 Of the
utmost importance to Americans. Tbeir laws
totally di1erent from ours, the mode or
procedure and examination SO radically Ol.
posed To those OF this country that, bofuro our
cidzens eau feel any security In going To Mex
leo, there will have TO be many and sweeping
changes In it's judicial forms. Continuing. Mi.
Bayurd said: All that we ASK is that American
citizens and Anetican enterprise aud Ainsftca.i
industries may be protected, and that they may
Know that tney are secure In the possession of
any property they may ncQutre."
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THE SPEED OF THE ALLIANCE. - The Navy
Department is informed that the highest speed
attained by the Alliance on her trial trip on the
Hudson river was 1O.S knots.
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Alexondria ARAirs,

IHE CITY SCHOOL BoAKD-President Stuart
presided at !ne Scnooi board meeting last
night. MIR. w. +. I. Burke qualified as u trus-
tee anu look his Seat. Mr.. Clark notified the
board that the state board hau granted It's au-
Pilcaton 70 continue the use VI t.le Speuceriun
writing system. Tweive rev stoves were Or
deted. On motion of Mr.. +. L. smith, CON-
mlttee Was Orueied to pay the residue ol t,,e
purchase money on the Seutun building lot
aud take an assignment OF the notes due Tor
the same by the cuiored trustees. Trustee
Carne introduced u resolution directing the
teachers 70 oni. in teaching Holmes new his
tory, just adopted by the state board, certain
paiapraphs declaring That aIter the Revolution
tue troops had offered tue crown TO Washing.
ton, that the danyers OIL the Cuiteu States are
as great us Its hopes; censurins J1ckson's nd.
miuistralIOu; giving Judgment Oh civil service
the silver question, etc. Tne resoiu. ion directs
the teacuers 10 teaca that there Is an honest
difereuce vi opinion among American peuple
ou such sub1ects, and Lnat the pupis should al
the proper lime MAKE up their Upinion>, alter u
iair exulnlnulIUn, uuu tiuld Lileiu wllu malict
towarus none. The resolutions were ,aid over
until the next mee ing. II Was determined
tnaL Mr.. Gree edweil Is, under the Jaw, eutitied
" ii Inciesse vi his ,;,i.,ry as teacher.
Recent KOBBEkIES AND AkkEsrs,-James
Addison or Anuer.on, alias Dandy jim, col.
ored, was coinmitteu ~ Jail Luis morning Tor
the grand jury ON the charge oil roDuing Can
tsin STOKES house. On nis arrest Dy LleuIeu.
ant Smith and Officer BonLZ he did noL d.nv
the CRIME, and returned S57 OF the $50 taken.
Lieutenant smith says ne was led 10 the arrest
by dreaming mat addison was the man. All
tue perpetrators vi the first ward rObberies ure
now III Gu tooy. "A Sntak-tlleI rOODery Was
perpctrdted a. Coles drug sore Yesterday
AFTERNOON, and The perpetrai viii dou Dtless be
arrested. Mr.. J. I. COie had occasion 70 cross
the street for u few moments aud wnen he re-.
turned hefound his till rified of some seven
dollars.
NoTEs--The county court, Judge Chichester,
has adjourned until saturday. A mole pros. nas
Deeu entered In the Case OF Marcelia kowe for
assault, und Samuel Minor has been sentenced
to the peilitentiary for one year Oh conviction
OF malicious aSsaut.--The PreSby Leriaus mere
under the Jurisdiction OF the southern general
assembly observed yesterday day OF I,st-
Ing aud prayer, aud solemn service was held 1T
the second Presby yterian church last night.-
Two oxen, whose jcint weight is 1880 pounds,
were sent from this place to Washington yos.
a grading cont racL there.-The funeral OF Mrs
Margaret 3. biygs an eslimabIe young matron,
took place from her home on Pitt street this
aiternoon.-rhet fire companies here intend to
comply With the state law, aud insist ON the
exemption oi their memuers from jury duties,
as tue law requires, after list has been de-
posit1d with the clerk.
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Coy. Lloyd. of Maryland, has ordered an
election Tor Congressman to succeed the late
Dr. Cple, 70 take pace Ut the time OF the regular
elecIion.
Tno1nas S. Marler has declined the demo-
cratic nomination tor Congress from the third
Connecticut district. The republican Mujority
In the district Is over $500.
The New York San to-day says: ssThe pros-
poets OF union between 1ammany and the
county democracy did not improve yesterday.
Tue Tamtnany men are not as eager for 4 union
aa they were, and though willing TO unite on
controller LOew, they do not want ex-Mayor
Cooper or Mayor Grace"
Congressional nominations: John Kean, jr.,
republican,, third New Jersey district; A. Cor.
Llu, Jr.. democrat, twenty.second New YORK;
JohnJ. Heinphlll, democrat, fifth South Caro-
Anu Fenominateu; Heury b Lowering, demo-
crut, Nxtn Massachusetts (renOminatedE Il. ].
Vance, labor, first COunecticut.
IAc prOpoSed demonstration Ut Pittsburg O.
tober 70 Tn nonor VI james g. Blaine. Is attract
IN tne attention OF republicans throughout
western fennsylvania, eastern OHIO and west.
ern Via AtntA. A dispatch from Pittsburg says
II WAS Tue Intention to have MIR. Blaine speak
Ia the finh Avenue Music hall, but already the
detna0d Tor tickets Of admission is SO great that
the county committee will probably decide on
= axfand aaylixnt tariff demonstration and pub
Ac reception y. Exposition park, where 10000
peqple cAn hear The champion Of protection,
ana iully 1910 see him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-08

THE LEAVE Of Acting Assistant Surgeon w.
whitney, o. s. A., has been extended one
month.
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THE NAVY DEPARTMENT is informed that
Commodore Braine assumed command of the
Lancaster Wednesday at Rio.
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Washington News and Gossin.

THE SUPPLEMENT- OF THE EVENING STAR to-
day contains comparative statement Of dis
trict appropriations; the labor convention at
Richmond; prayer book revision at Chicago;
speeches Of the condemned anarchists In the
Chicago court; telegraphic dispatches. etc.
The advertisements are classified as follows;
Auction Sales, Proposals, Dry Goods. Special
ties, Housefurnishings, Sewing Machines, Pro-
fessionaI, Ladies' Goods, Pianos and Organs.At.
torneys, Wood and Coal, Books, Family
Supplies, Medical, Financial, Dentistry,
Steamers, The Trades. Railroads, Potomac
River Boats, Undertakers.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-lntetnal
revenue, $780,, ,427; customs 1922, ,S4S.
MAJOR PooRE finds time while writing inter-
esting "reminiscences of Washington life to pay
due attention TO his model "Indian Htll" farm
near Newburyport, Mass. This year he again
carries on the first prizes for short horn cattle
INSPECTION OF DRUGS. Acting secretary
Fairchild, in n letter to the New York collector
OF customs, instructs him that in cases where
drugs become liable to sale by the customs
Cmc1ais because OF remaining unclaimed, or
shall be made to ascertain II such drugs are fit
iof use, and II not, they must be destroyed
and not sold.
BIDS were opened at Col. Casey's Office yester-
day for furnishing polished plate glass for the
west wing OF the State, War and Navy depart
ment building. The bidders were Lemon, Bache
eco. \. >; London and Manchester Plate Class
Co.. OF New York, and Benjamin III. SnGe-
maker of Philadelphia. The contract will be
awarded to the lowest bidder after eomputa-
lions Oh duties are make.
COL LAMONT stated to a STAR reporter to-day
that his recent visit to New York had nothing
whatever todo with politics, and that he talked
with no one regarding political matters He
saw Secretary Manning, he said. and cxOectS
that he will be in Washington by Monday or
Tuesday of next week.
AMONG THE PRESIDENTS callers to-day were
senator Eustis, Asst. Secretaries Porter and
thompson, Representatives Butterworth, Law
ler and Heard, Surgeon General Hamilton,
Asst. Postmaster General Knott, Mr.. Justice
Strong, Rev. Thos. c. Addison and VIM. Cop
pinger. ex-governor Ordway, OF Dakota; b. Viii
son, OF West Virginia; Lewis Baker, of 81 Paul;
Monsignor Ulysses Mori, MIR. Geo. C.. Scnaef. I,
w. l.. Muginnis. OF GAINESVILLE Ohio; Isaac r.
Dilier, OF illinois, and w. w. Van Antwerp.
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT is informed that
Commodore Braine assumed command of the
Lancaster Wednesday at Rio
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THE SHENANDoAH.-The Navy department
Is informed OF the arrival Of the Shenaudoah al
San EranciScD - L
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BUTCHERS Bosros Po11.H
OR HARD WAX FINISH FOR FLOORS
Is Not sticky,
Is Not brittle,
Viii, Not scratch,
There Is nothing to pare with It
This years sales ten times any previous wear
HAYWARD & HUTCHINsON
The best place to find something unique for q we'd
ding present.
f)th sfroof
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No NEWS OF TaE ANCHORIA.
New York Representatives Of the Line
Not Very Anxious.

Not Very ANXIOUS.
NEW YORK, Oct. $40 news has been re-
ceived by the Anchor Line company OF their
overdue vessel, Auchori.:, and no particular
anxiety is exhibited by The company's repre-
Sentatives, as they say tuat uothlug short a
c.iilsion couid uumase her, aud This is not
like,y TO occur, as oy the rou,e taken oy these
vessels they are not likely ID encounter other
SHIPS.
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Os b LEPRECX MI. LEPRETry
Formerly King & Lepreux Late with PHansou Hiss
PAPER HANGINGS
We wish TO cali your attention 10 large and
complete stock of Paper Haiigings aud TO Prces
SoiiIare tLem with nptown piicea 65c. kmbussed
6l,ts. oOc SUc tslits. loc. White sack Pauers
l.1ze. and lxa2c. brown Back Papers, i0c.
Respectfully. J. b. LEPREUX 4 BRO,
se2l-3ws 56S rthsareet southy>ss
REAT BARGAINS GREAT BARGAINS
NJ Don't forget the Number
co. 6o9, $40. 1O9.
18th St n W.. opposite T.. S Treasury.
Trunks Travelling bags. Harness. Saddles. Rxidlea
hips, TOURISTS suntsrses, &c,
al ResAn al uanufacture1s ps1ceA
Call Ia be convinced.
eAs, 18th street Il. w..
u2s-3m oppesaie Z. =. Treasury.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS. ETC

HO FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN
Il BIZ kDGE-cteanl Packet EXCELSIOR will
make her regular trip To Great fals SUNDAY
WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY, II sSo'clock, from her
" haif High ST. ana Canal, Georgetown. Boat can be
Chartered Apply 10 the Captain oc5-2ws
MARSHALL HALL.
- Steamer W. ". CORCOEAN
VIII make Caiiy excursions Marshall Hall and
Siymont. leav ne at 10 an, arriving at Washington
al 4 pm be Old Manor House 81 Marshall Hail
heo up Win elegant reception for ladies and
tehtleni-n aic meals served la carte. Fruit, milk.
Hs Ice cream and lunch srppiIed excursonisiS
rare lor round-trip % cents.
On sundays The Boat viii make two trips 10 Mar
sL1 81 a leaving al 10 aul aid 70 returning
Al and . pm Fare Round trip 2.5c
w. W CORIORANn auoO
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LAprfa ATTENTION.

LADIES. ATTENTION
LATEST PARTISAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS
MILE n. J. PRANDI, 1909 F STREET
OPHtL1A BANGS, ENGLISH BASKET PLAITS
LOUIS XIV. BANGS, EVENIN1 COlkFURE
fiair Dressed aud bangs Shinxled mha-Sms
EEWARD L. DENT & CO.,
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING AND
VENTILATION.
Agents for the Duplex ard Nonpareil Eoiief and
Rrizier d Biake's steam Heating Speclaltiea
sels-4n.lD l41o q STREET n. w.
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FCNN ALL MEMBERS OF L. A. I79S ARE OR
S>--,s dered to attend the Regular Meeting OF
u u "A "A. 1Ioo FRiDAI. October ot.i. K L. c. B order
oI tue assembly. t1tl CHAS- k-WOOD, secretary.
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CONDITION OF NATIONAL BANKs.-The con.
troiler OF the curreaey has called for state
fRent Of the condition of naiiouals banks ~ che
close OF business Thursday, October TGh.
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E.sA SPECIAL NOTICE.

We have established an Ctfice at No 41Q 10th st. n
". Un the new build ling OF the Endowment AS ocia-
tom. where member Oi our firm will be found dur
inS ofn hours seventeen years experence has en-
abled Us TO select and offer Ony the best qualities of
Antnrastte aud Bituminous Coai for domes ic and
steAning purposes
We invite the attention of consumers to inspec-
ton Of our stock and prices.
STEPHENSON & Bro
,.,,, tffice 4l9 10Th NV.
f,oS-.( -.(tD
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rf-<r--. THE WASHINGTON d PER CENT PER-
O- MANENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION
oilers m excellent portunity for safely investing
either small monthly savings or larger amounts paid
in advanced stock The security OF the holders
is ftrst mortgage ashinxton city estate lu-
terest Oh stock paid annually.
Outstanding loans February 1, $3.50 90
For statement aud further Information apply oce
OF The Association. oz4 4 St NV. bet iu am and
pm CHAS. HERMAN. FresiNeps.
Ii. II. BER3MANN Treasurer. jyX2-3m
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The Nsw and Ingenlou. .mot ren."

BY means Of the new AMI ingenious little
instrument known the hyalolyphotype,
or hot pen, draw ngs can be made on glass
or CLASSY substances with a waxy compost
ton, which i solid and somewhat hard at
ordinary temperatures. The pen is so con
trived that it can be heat d either by gas or
10y an electric current, and the waxy mate
rial flows easily from the heated pen, .ttling
80 quietly on the glass that cross hatchin
can 30 dUno more rapid y than with orJi-
pen and ink, without risk Of blocking
up the angles; corrections, too, can be made
with the greatest ease by means of a pen
Snife, which caves the surface forward
utact After the drawing has b on made,
ne plate is etched 10y fu ri acid, and when
,onpl to it can Toe either eectro y ped, stere-
)tyPei, useI direct, or applet 10 any pur
pose for viii h engraved surfaces are re
luire New York Sun
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n1e.ico,. conn.catlnn of church rronerty.

mexico's Confiscation of Church Property.
The tremendous revolution which .Juarcz
carried through when he seized for the gov
eminent all the monasteries and magnificent
Moorish cathedral and church buildings
strikes one with wonder. The Spaniarlls not
only established Roman Catholicism, but that
religion had come To supersede the wor hip Of
the Aztocs i'm villages where the Spanish Ian
guage was unknown.
Yet this confiscatiou Of all the rich holdings
of a most powerful organization is not viewed
as an indifferent matter. Catholics would not
buy Goods property" from the state, and
beautiful churches and large monastic estates
were bid in by men whose sons are thereby
made rich Public libraries, museums, depots
and even factories find quarters in the old
churches, and Prote stants seeking n spiritual
home are allowed their pick of church build
ings by the government Out of $4,000, 900
of property thus unduly seized, the govern
mont appears TO have received but slight adj
vantage. The seizure enriched individuals
rather than assisted in lifting the national
debt.-City Of Mexico Letter.
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ST teen years ego 5-year- old Johnny
Foreman OF Leading swallowed one of tn
five. oruered little piay-tuings the children
call "Jackston s." Convuls. ons and partial
paralysis 10 lowed. aud to.day the boy
"a man in yea s il, a mental wreck, not
knowing even his own name. Physicians
say tn. jack IL probably pressing against
a nerve somewhere in his body. New York
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sn.nr asn nm Article of nict.

Tr. Phipson, i'm a German scientific
journal, advocates the general use of sugar
ms an arti lie of diet no simply as a p cas-
ing addition to food He aRirus that dur
ing forty years he has eat II at least a quar-
ter of pound OF sugar daily, not counting
sugar forum substances taken at the same
time. and has been benefited by it-Bo,ton
Budget
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A man at the telephone SHOUTED "Bello,
there; why IL thunder don't YOU speak
louderP An angelic voice replied What
did you say" "Oh" exclaimed be, recoguiz-
ing the voice Of the daisy at the central office
excuse me; thought was talking with my
wife Exchange.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-11
,rho rrooes. Seem. simple Enough

In the opinion of The London Globe. TO
snake hands properly is by no means so
.,-,- seems The process looks Simple
o1,c,,,b I'm, II =. not so. 1t is not every one
to begin with, who Kro,-s "neI' TO snake
hands And yet, obviously, thaI- IS a very
important matter. No doubt the difIrT5r--Sy
is often got over IN very rough and-ready
fashion Exchange