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The morning call., 1891-06-27

GREAT BARGAIN ON ACCOUNT OF DEPART
VI ure-$2200, beautiful broom cottage, all mod
ern improvements: / block from depot: on proml-
nent street: lot 5ox135; beautiful grounds, with
90 different varieties of roses; sunny side OF
street; easy terms.
Great -Brand-new 5room cottage; all
modern improvements: block from depot; $4,000:
half cash, balance easy terms.
Houses built to order the instaIIment plan:
$500 or S400 down, balance easy monthly pay
ments.
Cottage of rooms; $1,000; $500 down. SIS per
month.
Cottage to rent, furnished or unfurniShed; lots
5000 upward OF IS, $40, $l5 per month Inquire
OF w. c. MORAN, Lorin, OF DUSINBURY d
URTS 467 Ninth St, Oakland; take Berkeley
train or new electric car which passes door; sun
day engagements je27 % 80 iy1 2 st
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Charged with Neglect.

Coroner Garwood held an inquest yester-
day in the case of Daniel Hudson, amaeiliE-
ist in the employ of Calvin Nuttiug & Co.,
who was killed last Thursday by falling OF a
scaffold while putting up some iron work on
the Larkin-street wing of the new CITY
Hall. The jury returned a verdict that
Hudson's death was caused Through the
neglect of the employers to provide proper
scaffolding To work on"
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Policeman Cummings Dead.

Police Officer William L. Cummings died
yesterday at his residence. 113o Hilbert
street, from inflammation of the bowels. The
deceased was native of Troy. N. T., and
aged 80 years. He was appointed police
man in September, 1882, and soon gained the
reputation Of being one of the most efficient
aud jealous officer on the force. Previous
to his appointment be was q carpenter by
occupation. He leaves widow and two
children
The morning call., 1891-06-27

A fisherman in q small boat in Panama
harbor haTpooned shark nearly twenty
feet long. The fish lowed the boat all over
the harbor and twelve men in seven boats
went to the first mans assistance.
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EDUCATIONAL.


CoURSEN- RoECKEL NEW VOCAL ROOMS, ITO
" Market, Donohoe Building (elevstor). ie26 l4t*
DIANo: VOICE ULTURE, ELoCUTIoN:
Il dramatic classes. MISS BEALE, 1913 o'FarreIi. If
A COMPARTMENTS; PIANO LESSONS: CALL
~ pupils homes. MRS. HARRIS. S65 Mission 3m
d w. KIMBALL. TEACHER OF PIANO. 1912
l. Howard ST.; terms moderate. jeI0 I'm
CIGNoR G. CiPoLLoNI (FRoM ROME. ITALY,,
- mandolin teacher. Room 80. ITO Market.6 I'm
DROP. LOVE TEACHER OF STAGE AND BALL
i room dancing Irving Hall, 139 Post st. iel I'm
DACIFO ENGINEERING sCHooL-EN6INEEF
ing. architecture. surveying III Post. fe20 Tyr
CCHoOL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL EN-
~ cheering. surveying, architecture, drawing. as
saying; estab 1864. AVIAN der Naie0, 1913 MKT 81 tx
MANDOLIN AND VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS;
1tI Italian method; genuine Italian mandollns,
mandolas, lutts. PROF. ADELSTEIN, 1908 Suffer-
JIEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, % POST ST.
Ii Double-entry bookkeeping, penmanShip, short
hand, typewrting. teegraphy, etc, all included In
business course under one fee OF $40. 1e30t
DACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. 800 POST Sc.
4 LneschoiarshiD, S75 day anu evening oc5vi
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The fastest train In Ireland Is the "AEeri-
can mall" from Dublin to Cork. 165 miles,
made in hours and 90 minutes.
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LOST.
I OST-wHITE GREYHOUND DOG: ONE Blue
IL ear; cut on SIDE Finder return 246La Fourth
and receive reward je27 SITS
7 oST-DUNHAM C. 81 H. co. RECEIPT-Bo0K
u Return BROWNING, Is Main st. Its
TIRE PERSON WHO PICKED UP THAT GOLD
watch and fob-chain, lost Wednesday afternoon
in Oakland is known, and will save trouble by re-
turning the same TO office Evening Tribune and
ceive reward. ie27 3t*
I oST-JUNE 26. BET. FOLSOM AND HAIR
h riet and Sixth and Howard sts.. silver bangle
bracelet Return to T. +. Afford, janltor Lick
Baths, and receive reward. je27 PTS
7 oST-MHITE AND BLACK SETTER DOG:
II name Rox Ownes, Van Ness ave, on collar;
ward. j. NO0NAN, 1923 Mission st. je27 st
T OST-A PASS-BOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
II Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco
in the name of ANDREAS ALBRECHT near Twen-
tythird and ShOtwell, No. lU0,5l3. The finder will
please return to bank. je26 5t*
T oST-GoRpON SETTER. WHITE STRIPE ON
IL breast. Return 8 McLea court; reward. 20 3t'
T osT-JUNE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BITCH;
T oST-REwARD OF So; BUNCH OF KEYS;
u tag on ring. H. GEBHARDT, U. S. Brewery rs 80
r OST-A PASS-BoOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
IL Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco. in
the of ED MAJONIER, No. 1871. 2S2
The finder will please return TO bank. Ie25 5t<
TEwELED PIN FORM OF DAGGER; SUITABLE
q reward return l26 Eighth st. je25 3t*
OST-A PASS-BOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
IL Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco.
No. S9369. The finder will please return to
bank. je23 5t*
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FOUND.

A DVICE FREE; READ AID. PERSONALS. g. W.
n HOWE Il CO., Attorneys-at-law, $50 Market. If
EoUND-BEST VARIETIES OF MUSICAL IN
L StrumentS cheaper than anywhere else at g. e.
KEENE'S. 3 Third ST. cor OF Marked Invl5 u
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GOOO0 GREAT BARGAIN; 3Oxl22:6 AND
SDCOOO. splendid orOom bay-WiHd0w residence
IN Al order; elegantly frescoed ana papered
throughout w. side Howard St, bet. 18th and 18th.
in the sunny belt; this property is positive bar
gain, as the lot alone t3Oxl22:6) is nearly worth
the money. S. MOSGRONE, $50 Market Sc. 1928 7t
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IF FURNITURE VOC WANT G0oDAND CHEAP,
i see II. SCHELLHAAS. 40s Eleventh st. de6 If cod
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ATTORNEYs-AT-LAW.

II L. JENKINS. ATTORNEY AT LAW, 10
~. Fourth ST advice free on all legal "a Sc
Drank KENNEDY. ATTORNEY. 66 MURPHY
Building; all cases promptly prosecuted.jell 6m
w lex MATTHEWS, AT 331
" Montgomery ST. Room /: probating estates aud
forecloSng mechanics liens speeialties. JET II
A DyICE FREE; READ AID. PERSONALS g. w.
N HOWE Co, Attorneys-atrlaw. $50 Market. II
A NJ. ARMSTRONG, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. RE-
IN moved to Academy Sciences Building, r. 80 ly
" T. CASON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 900
II. KearHy ST., Rooms l aud 3. ap14 6m
CLARA FoLTz. ATTORNEY AI-LAw PRAC-
" tees State aud Federal courts. 4lO Kearny II 6m
ID A. CRoTHERs. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, COS
III. Clay ST nos Ct
w w. DAVIDSON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW. I'D
w California ST.. Rooms 1l-l5; advice frea4 d5it
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
GEOOC CASH: BALANCE $40 PER MONTH;
u OUO lot 35xl50: new cottage OF rooms and
bath: fine location: price $1,000. No so.
$500 cash, balance S25 per month-Lot 50x15O;
cottage of rooms and bath; handsomely pa
pered; price So so; worth $4,000. Nc.52.
2-story house of rooms and bath; half block
from station; price $1,000. No. 81.
S550O-LOt 81 6x1OS; new 2-StOry house of
rooms aud bath Grand ST.; all modern improve
ments; electric bells, etc a bargain; $1,000 cash.
$625o%Lot 5oxi5U: new modern 2-story house
OF rooms and bath; in h!st-claSs neighborhood;
every convenience; electric bells, etc. $1,000 cash;
balance $50 per month. No. 80
Choice lots for sale cheap, houses TO Jet let ant, and
ST, Alameda. 400 Montgomery ST., S. f. te29 If
no LET, ON MCPHERSON ST., NEAR SANTA
Clara ave-. Alameda-New cottage; o rooms and
BATH all modern improvements; patent walks: fine
lawn; flower gardens; lovely place; rent, with
water, S25. je23 TIE
TOR sALE-BARGAIN; NEAT COTTAGE OF
Il rooms: bath; stable, ETC.; lot l001I25:6; no
ssonabIe offer refused to make quick sale. 3242
Central ave. east OF High St. Alameda. je26 SIS
$1,000. near near s sSfhSa AND iAfA0' A"hNi'
$236O-Cottage rooms; Mcpherson ST.; street
work done; easy instaIlments.
S33O0-Fine 7-room house, new; near station and
school: street work all done; very easy payments
$2600-Six-room house new; small cash pay
ment, balance $50 per month.
$3.50 cash for lot 25x1l5. near station.
S4350-Beautiful cottage, rooms San Jose
avenue; $500 cash; $40 per month"; for 10 days
only.
Houses viii be built to order on easy installments
on the famous Fassking'S Park Tract at Grand-st.
Station; now ready. -
OPEN SUNDAYS
Four-room modern improved cottages to let, s14.
including water, near station
MARCUSE Il KENNEL,
Alameda, san Francisco.
Bay-st. Station 62S Market ST
and
High-st. StaTion
iiILook out for the opening of the Garfield aud
Liberty Tracti.!
MARCUsE & KENNEL, Agents ie217t
ELEGANT AND CoMMODI0US COTTAGE OF
II large and BATH wi tn large lot: for sale at
a bargain. Inquire BIO Santa Clara ave., near St
Charles St, Bay Station. Je2l 8tt
O.0OSO FINE COTTAGE; LOT 45xlO0: ALL
ID ZAOO. street work done; station; easy
terms.
$7OOO-Best bargain in Alameda; lot IOOx220;
fine residences; easy terms. JODD, HANLEf d CO.,
1851 Park ST. my2I u
EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY ALSO
5 beautiful corner lots, with modern dwellings,;
choicest locations in Alameda; large list OF fur
niseed or unfurnished houses. Alameda agency for
celebrated Klmball aud other pianos.
MRS. I. H. CHANDLER CO.,
my3l If 1923 Park St, Alameda
G.O6OO LOT 50xl50; COTTAGE OF ROOMS
VpCCOO. on Santa Clara ave. convenient to sta
tions on broad and narrow gauge railroad; onethird
cash No.6l. H.P.MOREAL, 1928 Park st, Alameda
GENERAL FINE BARGAINS FOR SALE ON AC-
10 rent and money TO loan Ii. Y. MOREAL & Co,
1882 Park st.,Alameda4 02 Montgomery SIS. F.15st
A WEEK NEWS FOR CENTs-THE WEEKLY
"A CALL. in wrapper. ready for mailing.
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
CUNNY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM; USE OF
- bath So. 1918 Broadway, Alameda. 1e27 3t+
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EOR SALE OR SGE-WELL-L0CATED
i lots near electric road easy terms; bargains in
desirable residences; exchanges of country for city
property, now offered by BENEDICT CO., 457
Ninth ST., Oakland, Cal. te2l 7J
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Ge35O MUST SELL.
GSA0 EACH-CHEAP BARGAIN.

~ y.
tpOOU lots 50x125: 100 feet above sea level:
l block from Frutvale-ate. railroad. now in opera
ton; fine view of Oakland, Alameda, San Francisco
and bay; cannot be exceled in the Blasdel
Tract, where lots the same size are three times the
price; surrounded by fine houses party going East;
will sell one both; half cash, balance 70 suit
A. X. DOW, Twenty-thrd-avenue Station, Oak
land. ie25 I'm
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T OTIS $1,000; VERY Easy TERMS; 26xlO0;
IL streets gr.seu. mace "A aiss ald severed:
level; on 34.h 81 W'aLkNk ash Rlehand ave:
two minases' va Ia t-e tetAinus Of the
jose railroad 1t
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| GOOD OPPORTUNITY.

II A good paying and we-ocated general mer-
chandse store VIII be sold by party going East,
aud bargain offered TO anyone who Will investi-
gate
The above is located in Napa Valley and Is as rep
resented, otherwise we will pay expenses to any,
one who will investigate aud md IL not as stated;
aiibeFel discount will be given on first cost OF the
goods in order to effect quick sale; amount of
stock averages about $500; no old stock TO speak
OF on hand, and IL will make necessary discount.
For more particulars apply TO E. w. WOODWARD
& CO., S02 Broadway Oakland je23 7t
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

OAKLAND REAL EsT4TE.
OAKLAND AGENCY-ADVERTISEME AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
ONCE OF THE MORNING CALL, 902 Broadway
Q176 HERE you HAVE IT; UNPRECE-
u ~. denied offer: 1913 choice lots so feet
front, containing nearly quarter acre of land,
$l75 TO 1850 per lot. and fronting on East Four
teenth and BuenaVentura SITS, and Smell aud HaW-
ley ayes. in the beautifu Buenayentura Tract:
proposed electric road to Haywards passes this
property: will sell you quarteracre lot for the
same money that you viii have to pay for 2o-foot
lot In the immediate vicinity; offer this prop
erty at 100 per less than the prices at which
any OF the adjoining properties offered for sale
terms of sais--only $50 down and So month;
auction terms and prices beatea prices are set
at auction limits and you will not have 10 bid
against other purchasers in order TO secure your lott
you Will save money by calling on at once; re-
member there are only 1913 lots for sale. and this
grand offer is good for 80 days only. For maps and
full particulars apply TO CLOUGH & BAKER. 964
Washington st. je27 cod tt
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LoRIN REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
CUNNY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM; USE o
- bath So. 1918 Broadway, Alameda. Je27 3tt
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$1,000 oS Of ana 1en pE lots
AZ :6xl4l fl. each: fine 5-room cottage aud stable
on one lot the other nicely cultivated in fruit and
vegetables desirable home place. For particulars
apply TO owner premises. je25 1t
DEST BARGAIN IN ALAMEDA, LOT 103x so;
ID selling on accent of removal. Apply prem
ises 926 Park ST., Ala. je24 7t*
$4,000 GE t;aa BAEGAiN- h,G MODERN MODERN
brick foundation; lot 81 :3x75: near station. APP
ply to A. j. TAFT 1904 Seventh ST. Center Station.
Oakland. ie24 I'm
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DACIFIc HEIGHTS LOTS; 25xIo0; $3.50
Il each; Buchanan ST. near Broadway: magnificent
view Of the bay; stone wall In front OF the Iots
The morning call., 1891-06-27

VALENCIA ST.. WEST SIDE, Mr.. DIST; 3sxll0
and 2-story residence, II rooms and all modern
conyenfences: SIS 500
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90 ACRES-STREET SEVERED IN FRONT OF
"a property aud water mains through land; Just
off San Leandro road: perfectly level. price $500
an acre cash. Apply WHITE BROS, 23d ave. Of
fee open till 80 p NJ je20 II
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THIRST ST.. 75xs7: 10, Mr.. FOLSOM; STONE
L blocks down; Sl1,50o
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ME- COR. WEBSTER AND HERMANN SITS;
IN 81 :6xS7 IS; both streets severed, maeadamized
and sidewalked; $500; half can remain on time.
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TOR SALOON ACCOUNT OF RETIRING FROM
i business. Old established saloon; kept by pres
elt pr pTetCT ever Is years; years lease: reason
able rent; including FIVE rooms upstairs partly fur
uished. Inquire tins office. je26 3I%
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OAKLAND HOTELS

10000 FOR SALE; BEAUTIFUL HOME
eDs)OOO. at Golden Gate; new house, rooms,
bath and all conyenicnces; only block from sta
ton. Inquire Of owner at l4lS Myrtle ST., Oakland.
or OF +. BOEGLE, Golden Gate je21 st
OK LOTS IN GOLDEN GATE TRACT.
~ "a lots in Maxwell Tract.
8 lots in Parsons Tract: $500 to $3.50 each
payable in monthly installments.
TaSe Berkeley train, stop at Golden Gate Station,
and ask tor +. BOEGtE, owner. jet If
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MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS - FOR SALE IN
vi monthly payments equal 10 rent Easttake flu
ishel cottages of 5 or rooms each, with all the
latest modern improvements: also 2-stOTy houses,
aud rooms eacn, hat block from Cabie-CaT. in
dne neighbOrhoOd must be seen TO be appreciated;
come aud see me: have property IN AL parts OF
the city aud viii build you house thereon Accord
ing 10 your own pans and your own terms: COM
pieJed and so 81 houses IN 1890 For particulars
apply 10 L. LANDER, owner and builder. Is Mont
g0mery 81. my26 TuThSaSutt
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CORNER STOCKTON AND JACKSON, s1l.5 500:
" rents $ST; 27x50 and 3-story brick building;
sroro below
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six months.
The electric road is now being built and will be
pushed to rapid completion. DO you think this
property VIII not Increase rapidly value while
this road is being built and after completion? If
you do, just wait one year and watch closely the
change in values OF this locality, for which nature
has done much
je25 II c e MAYNE & CO. GA Market ST.
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BUSINESS INCONSISTENCIES.

- - - - :, =. -
GE00 GROCERY AND BAR SOUTH OF MAR
tDOUO. ket st living rooms; fine bargain. CON
RAD q CO. IT Fourth St. It's
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CIE00 WELLrESTABLISHED CORNER
u IOUU. grocery and a good paying bar with
living rooms attached: complete stock CT groceries
and liquors; best OF reasons given for selling. APP
ply at once TO KUHLS, SCHWARTZ q Co, cor.
suffer ana Kearny sts. js26 3U~
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CIXTH ST.. BET. BRYANT AND BRANNAN;
- stores with rooms In rear. fats above; lots
5oxs5 street accepted; $l4, 900; rents we'll
The morning call., 1891-06-27

~ ST.. bet Third and Fourth; gas specialists aul75r
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING AT
~ lowest prices: work warranted DR. j. w.
KEY, S41 Market st. opp, Baldwin. aus Ct
DR c. H. WILSON Dentists Gas MARKET
~ ST.. bet Fifth and Sixth. opp. Mason del5t
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION sos MARKET
~ ST. (Phelan Building; gas specialists; positively
extract teeth without pain; only ofice that makes
and gives the celebrated Cotton Gas; 80, 0o0 ref
erepces; established 1885, all operations In dentistry
pei formed. DR. CHARLES w. DECKER. fe7
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HOUSE-12 ROOMS, BATH; ALL MODERN I'M
IL proYements: situated cor. Laguna and Ivy ave-,
about 100 feet from Hayes st.; rent $57 SO; water
free 1e2f 3ts
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IirANTED-A MAN OF ABILITY AND A LIT
~ tie money 10 invest can find business that
viii pay moderate at first, but good pros poets. Adj
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MIDNIGHT OIL OR MIDNIGHT SLEEP.
From The Hospital

fFOLn IHc IlOSHNiI'
Physiological resources although they are very elias
defined. There is no oversteppng OF the limit which
is more dangerous than that Of doing work which
curtais sleep Sound and sufficient sieep is the most
Indispensable of all the conditions of n sound ana
efficient brain, The miSeries alone of the slcepless
man are creditors which the most stOcal may dread
his neapacities such that great work and great
arc generally hopeless for him as the pos
sbilIty OF riding through the dir without balloon or
wings Ten years of such sleeplessneSs as some men
have endured would the most ardent medical en-
oil. The greatest and highest success in life is
achieved, Ike the winning OF "A long race by him who
has the greatest staying power What is the best OF
all the possible kinds Of brain for a who has TO
follow throughout his life intellectual calling nke
that of the higher walks Of medicine? II is a brain
that is at clear and strong. Undue and pro
bnged mental exertion In the student period may give
great clearness Of intellect possibly an abnormal
clesrness but IL can never give strength. Cearness
without strength more win in the long and
can win In a foot OF ten miles Tnlnteugent ana
impulsvc medical professOrs-and there are many
such-may urge men IN competition 10? the highest
college hOnOrs at the sl OF q total breakdown
In brain and body. such professors nre among thu
worst enemies young men could have and they arc
among the worst enemies the medical school and the
medical profession have What the medical pro
fessOn demands Is men OF clear and strong intellect
full OF practical resources, MOI mere dleant specna-
tors In incomprehensible medical hypothesis. The
day Is tie time for work the night for sleep sleep
soupd.; quiet, and peaceful rs death. The learned
medical professor tells his students all this in his book
or his lecture But e seldom thinks OF ashng them H.
apply his lofty and ideal principles TO the details OF
their lives The first thing that the world de
mands Of professors and teachers Of all kinds Is that
they shall practise their principles A teacher
OF ply slology who encourages brain work ut midnight
opght 10 be considered insane.
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"Goldthwalte's Geographical Magazine !" III. uef
Der fuy maintains the reputation OF thar ,.srs.
odical with number OF articles OF exc,pii""'
much as an Illustrated account Of the Per' ~, ap.
In Greenland; a description. with map, IL spi
proaches 10 New York harbor, the ena'N
bcacon.ranges; and u notice Of the reeen' ,,a.rss
visit TO Grand Falls. Labrador. There are nu- M,
other articles on geographical topics. ana 70 n,
insructlve and enteriasnins iepartss,,,inn OF ths
Goldthwates have Just published new .ati,Ilcs
excellent Universal Atlas containing Ssns Ths
the census of 1890 and some vauable new n sssS
work IL one OF the most useful geoersp"''
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recitas In tho delightful concert hall OF the M.
Square Garden. so pleasantly dedicated BIZ The -
fields Inst Friday evening Mr. Paderevski usr =.
give two recItals In Historical Hall, Brooklyn I.
afternoons Of December Ia and 10.
The Church Choral society has issued an int...
prospectus for It's fourth There will !. ~
evening choral services, on December II, Pebrua,, "
and April 20, and three preliminary afternoon ..,,
on the three days Immediately preceding The -
DAYS At the first service the works 10 be u.v,,i
are schubert's Song OF Miriam aud saIn,s..A
Nineteenth Psalm; at the second, Dvorsk,,
REQUIEM Mass, beautiful and impressive comno.,,
at the third, new work, entitled Hor yoa.,.
composed by H. W. Parker for the society.
Mr.. Durante Da Ponte, grandson Of No,sr,,
brettist and citizen Of New-Oreans. Ia, -
visitor in New-YOrk for some days past
Mr.. Emil Fischer will sing at the second p,...-
Sunday Concert at the Lenox Lyceum this 49,
for which occasion Mr. seidl has set up the ,oI,,.
programme:
Overture civilian Tell" .....................R s.r.
sf fS Eva. sI prsisc dS Die ppa
wotan's Farewell and Magic Pire scene from ''-7
die "a WOssu Herr Emil Fischer
Waltz. Delight Of Love- from "camea
Songs nss' "a, "ErlkIs' Ser nide s;sas
Herr Emil Fischer.
Variations and Polonsse, from ID Suite. Tschaksrs,
News Notes Frau RitterGOetze will deyo. a.
winter season 10 singing ia concerts in this eOQs.-
She will be the solo attraction Of the SYMPHONY SOS,
concerts I'm New York and elsewhere. /. N srg
Church to-day the Rev. Roderick Terry viii eelsrs
the tenth anniversary Of his installation a. pastr -
a new window Will be unveiled. For this oersnS,
Mr. Gerrit smith has arranged n Praise >ervos VI
compositions by Gsde, StaiDer, Dr. Garrett Goa..S
Sullivan, Barnby and himself TO illustrate the M.
events in the life Of Christ pictured In the gD1s
the Nativity, Baptism and Resurrection n
November 20 Mr.. smith will perform WebeFs INA.
Cantata, and on December n parts and II Of Bsi,
"Christmas Oratorio."
The general sale Of season tickets 10 the synpA,,
coc'ety,s afternoon and evening concerts win ~,
nj the box Office OF Music Hall on next Tuesday nss
ing. when the 400 parguet seats gained By !,
change from the opera House will De Oferd b 4.
nubIic The programme arranged for the srss
the four Kneisel Quartet CUB concerts, az sheTsk
follows: Quartet in major, Mozart secOnd nos
ment from quartet in major TsehaikoTsAy qsrs
in q major, Opus III, new first time In Amcka
Brahms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-25

The snail-like slOwness Of the English press in
recognizing talent which doesn't happen to be just
under its nose is illustrated In the case Of Rudyard
Kipling Mr.. Gosse tells us in "The Century" that
Klplngs stories first began TO appear eight years
in the newspapers of India-newspapers which no
doubt must reach some of the great newspaper Offices
Of London. Yet nobody noticed these uncommon
stories. 1t would be hard to Imagine writer of the
Kipling strain arising California to be left unnoted
i'm New York for six or seven years.