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to dispIease the managers of that company
and to explain why some OF their employees
Mere sent to MINNEAPOLIS.
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If afnlcted with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac Tbomp-
son IS u Water. Druggists sell it at rs cents.
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E0 MOWERS, LAWMAKERS, HAY. GRAIN AND
w fruit farmers, different places, 81 70 to 81 80
per day aud found; 8 one ana two horse teamsters
for same ranch, $50 and found buttermaSer. $50;
mixers, $50. Il. I. WARD q CO., 60S aud $40
CLAY Sc.
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I. H. BLACK, painter, ia EDDY street.
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Ahe 1NSlfench.
On next Wednesday the San Francisco
Stock Exchange will meet and take steps TO
cut down expenses.
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The diagrams are now open at Union Pacific
general office. l Montgomery street, for the
reservation OF berths the special Pullman train
that leaves San Francisco at 8 80 A. NJ, June 10.
for the national Democratic convention to be held
in Chicago June 2I
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JUNE STYLES BUTTERFLIES patterns Catalogues
mailed free. Ii. A. Deming, ia Postst. ST..
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Books bought King, Is Fourth street.
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EELLBoY FOR THE SPRINGS; PORTER FOR
~ the springs; 4 hotel walters, $50; 2 hotel
COOKS, $40 and 500; slaughterer, country shop $50
r. II. w Ard q co sos an d $40 Clay ST.
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e FARMERS FOR FRUIT RANCH. $50 AND
~ found see boss here; 10 farmers for haying $50
and found aud harvest wages; farmers
city, S25 to $50; mixers, $780, 500 and SIS;
mixers, same ranch $50; Russian Firms 10 make
roads ia the woods. boss here; 10 laborers city
81 a DAY: 10 Scraper transfers, 81 70 a day and
board; blaeksmiths, 81 so to IS day Q. Il.
HANSEN q CO., 40 6eary st. les 2t
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LADIES never have any dyspepsia after a wine
glass of Angostura Bitters the genuine Of Dr. j. G..
b. Siegert a Sons
Thin or gray hair and bald heads. displeasing
to many people as marks Of age may be ayerted for
a long time by using Hall's HAIR Remover
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III ANTED-MAN AND WIFE FOR 4 MINE N
W the cOuHtrT: wife TO do the cooking: wages
$50; also fFs-ciass groom for country, $40. Apply
before O'Clock, MISS X. PLUNKETT, 424 Suffer
TOD Or
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( ERMAN BLACKSMITH, COUNTRY SHOP SEE
boss here. SO; blaeksmith's helper for ranch.
$40 and found; woodehOPPers. 4-foot, pine and
redwood, 81 cord: 10 tienakers, 6xS, 7-ieOt hewed
9e eaeh 100 laboTers aud teamsterS city and c0un-
try, 80 day ana $50 and board ~ scraper team
sterS, near city. 81 rs day; stabIemau, $50 Il. T.
WAkD q CO., 6U3 and 60 Clay st
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RAILROAD TRANSFERS,

0S RAILROAD TRANSFERS, LABORERS
10 drlLer and rock men for Dragon Summit,
free fare both ways good wages paid 20 raroad
Iaborers and teamsters for California cali early;
Dricssetter, $40 and found; 10 strong laborerJ In
work around a brckyard. $50 and found; 20
drlll and hammer men, $40 and found, year,
worS. half fare paid by boss; 10 miners Tor gold
mine to British Columbia. 81 day and found. K. &.
WARD & CO., sos and $40 Clay st.
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n ERMAN MEAT AND PASTRY COOK, COCN.
" try hotel. 500 and fare: baker. country shop
$40 and fousd; cook, small resort $35; ranch COOK
$40; co.ored waiter country $40; assistant steam
washer. hotel laundry. country, $50. c. X. HAN.
SEN 81 CO., no Geary st. je5 It
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I1qRA n,rnee pies. SWANS 2I8 suffer street.
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CONTRACTORS, RANCHES HOTELS AND
~ restaurants supplied with reliable male help :
male help specially. 206 Stockton st. les II
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CLERKS SEEKING POSITIONS AS SALES MEN,
Nsalesadies, eopyists book-keepers, stenOgraphers
obtain them Clerks Bureau 305 KearnY r. l. il 81
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.


ESP Dividend NOtiee-Oflce of the Pa
60 cife Coast Borax Company, San Francisco.
May 81, 1892. At meeting or the board OF direct
ors Of the aboye-named company held this day
dividend mo. 1S) of one dollar ($l U0) per share
was declared, payable FRIDAY, June 10, 1892. at
the Office OF the company, $50 Montgomery ST.,
rooms IL and II. Transfer-books will close June
A, 1899. at O'Clock p. NJ.
jel I'd ALTON H. CLoUGH Secretary.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-HAVING REOR-
~ gained and rented the office and readIng-room
or 81 Market ST.. base ment, known ths Inde-
pendent Cooks, BarteBders' and Walters Club and
Free Employment once, Invite all members to at
tend meeting on Monday. June g. at 3 O'Clock r. NJ.
Employers are kindly requested to send orders for
any help to 81 Market ST. basement. REINHoLD
HOESE. Secretary. les 2ts
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NAILS hELF WAhIaD.

NJ ANTED--wOMAN TO SOLICIT ADVERTISE
W ments: one with experience preferred. W. NJ,
box II. this office. Hy29 Or
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NaIDDLF-AaED WIDOW AS HOUSEKEEPEK
wi in widower's family where there are emil
dren or TO d o any kind OF work. Address wiling,
box 10. Call Branch once. yo4 IL
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TFY0U WILL WORK AND WANT SOMETHING
perm anent, vita good pay good chance for
advancement, cali room 4, 1904 broadway. oak
land. les cod n
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young MAN, WHO Is A GOOD TALKER AND
Il has nice appearance to nil position where
previous experience is not necessary; must have
lots Of energy and good references; good salary to
right party Apply Monday and Tuesday bet ~
and or 4:30 to 8 P NJ. 116l Washington st., OAK
land. las 81
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rs '.The japanese Must Go."-Denis
49, Kearney will speak to the people on this great
question at new City Hall avenue THIS (SUN-
DAY) AFTERNOON, at $3.50 O'Clock. Ladies are
specially Invited. DIR. Terry, William Mccormick,
ME- DupnY and James s. REYNOLDS VIII also speak. >
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V DUNG MARRIED MAN wHOHA YEARS
experience running stock and grain ranch Wishes
job: inc driver ana understands diseases OF all
stock. HENRY MOORE, 1929 Steiner ST.. san
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COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES SITUATION
~ to do light homework for family OF 3 children.
Address 1897 Mission, between Fourteenth and Eff
teenth led 2t<
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hPECIAL. NOTICES.

R5P All Female Irregularities, From
E5~S whatever cause, restored at once by our ceIe
brated treatment; safe and guaranteed at any Pc
Rod: be used at home; Pills, 81. Dr.. and Mrs.
NJ. StFassman 9l6 Post st. les II
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CoLORkD MAN AND WIFE WANT PLACES !:
~ wife as cook. man about place Address p. 49,,
boy lao. Cal Branch Office ie6 2tE
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TOACHMAN SITUATION WANTED BY
~ young experienced man. city or country: 3
years reference Address II. H, box los, Call
branch once.
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NERMAN GIRL FOR LIGHT HoUsEYORK.
VI 605 Minna ST. je3 3ts
w ANTED-YoUNG LADY TO TRAVEL WITH
W family: who sing and play the piano
preferred Address A. r., box 80. this Office 81 7tt
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CEAMEN AND ORDINARY SEAMEN FOR
ingtOn st. les rs
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Il 0Y II YEARS OF AGE WISHES SITUATION
- In wholesale house: is a good penmaR and quick
at figures; can come well recommended. Apply at
2lSLa Linden ave. les 3ts
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w ANTED-BY A BOY I6 YEARS OLD LIVING
W with bls parents. situation in store or once:
tirst-cass references. Address IS Silver 3fs
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CnlLRCn NOTICES..

%TP All CHurchgoers, Irrespecttye OF
ls~S creed should attend the citizens mass
meeting In Metropolitan Hall, at p. NJ to-day.
The dive question VIII be discussed by leading cit
zens, aud there Will be addresses ~ weltknown
orators on the subject The Eureka Male Quartet
VIII render some fine songs. Liquor-dealers are
specially invited as the supervisors dive order
VIII be fully discussed
&C. Grace Church. California ST., Cor
Rev Charles J. Mason. assistant Holy communion
at A. NJ Service al IL 4. NJ, Evening service at
7 80 p. NJ with special anthem by the full choir
This church Is kept open every day during the week
and all welcome TO come in. rest aud pray. One
OF our clergy may always be found ia the yestry-
room from II 80 10 ~
ESs Trinity Church. cor. Post and POWELL
ts~2 streets-ReY Hobart ChetWO0d minister in
charge: Rev. Il. NJ. Edwards assistant. Services
every Sunday at II A. NJ. and 80 r. NJ Holy
communion first and third sundays at II A. 81. !;
other sundays at A. NJ in the chapel All are
welcome. my29 Su II
TO Church Of the Advent (EpiseopaU.
~ the peoples church, Eleventh street. near
MsTket-ReY. John Gray, rector. Nh!tSunday.
OF the holy communion l a. NJ Vested choir Of
thirty men and boys Subject Of sermon, "One
Sprit-many operatt onS" Choral evening 7:45
P. NJ, with hymhs Tor The people. his church &C
cessible by all the leading cable lines Ia the city
Whoever reads THIS notice welcome.
RSS st. Adams Church Episcopal, For
4-0 esters Hail, 1U2 O'FaTrell ST. - rev. w. L.
Citizens minister in charge. Sunday-SchoOl meets
al 80 a. NJ. William e. Badger. superintendent.
Wht-Sundsy festival at O'Clock this evening, Rev
r. G, Foute, rector Of Grace Church officiating All
are cordially welcome.
lss Calvary Presbyterian Church, Pow
lk-S ell St. cor GearY-Rev. c. East0n. ID. D.,
pastor. viii preach at 4 A. h.-ReceptiOn Of mem
bers and sacrament OF the LORDS SUPPER; and at
:45 p NJ Rev. &. +. Birch, D. D., New YORK City,
wilt preach. DIT Birch IS one OF the prominent par
ties ia the celebrated Briggs case be Gen
eral Assembly at Portland Strangers ut hOteis
cordially invited Pastors residence. 30O7 JACKSON
street.
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Cox BONUS TO THE PARTY SECURING ME
DZO permanent position Ia a respectable bust.
ness; advertiser has had 10 years experience In
mercantile business, is honest and well educated:
best OF references: salary moderate Address o.
f., box SO. Call Branch once. js5 SuTuTh 3t*
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QS TO SO PER DAY AT HOME SELLING
u - lightning platter and plating jeweTy, watches
tableware etc: plates the finest Of jeWery good
new on ali kinds or metal with gold. silver or
nickel; no experience; capital; every house has
goods needing plating. II. X. DELNO a c.,
Columbus. Ohio. my29 Su 1t
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IA ANTED-MAN WILLING To GIVE HOURS
w day to business wages $50: small capital.
1907 Market St, Room !. je4 StF
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QUICK BOY FOR REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
W Address c. A, box %. this Office. je4 2t
T ADY OR GENTLEMAN WITH $500 CAN Be
II come connected with frSt-casS theatrical com
panT. entirety organized and assured success;
circumstances only present this opportunity; money
iaa
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T ADY WOULD LIKE POSITION TO TRAVEL
IL b. rail or steamer TO any part OF the world Ad-
dress, by letter, MRS. GRIFFIN, 1927 EDDY ST.
q led Zt%
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ID ESPECTABLE AMERICAN WOMAN (PR0T-
IL estant) wishes position working house
keeper on ranch or country place; has children,
boy l3 and girl /; would ike the boy TO 60 chores
for his board Please call or address HouSekeeper,
no Eighth st. 1e4 Its
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\ DUNG GIRL WISHES TO Do CHAMBER
| WORK IN the forenoon; VIII steep home. Address
M. Call Branch, ISIS MISSION 81. le4 Zt*
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CIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEwORK IN EXCHANGE
" for good home 1921 Natoma ST. my3O q
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CIrUATION IN OFFICE BY A YOUNG LADY
- who is attentive TO business; Is rapid writer.
Adnress W. Call Branch. X5l8 Mission ST. lea 2ts
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DFSPECTABLE PROTESTANT INFANTS
IL nurse; lived years with one lady. Call Saiur-
day and Sunday, los Capp ST., near Sixteenth; no
lei pts
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TAR0TSFR am FARMFR W N7TS 15fSJT1C,T
VI IN q private place; best OF reference. Address
7. q. C.. box ga, Call Branch Ofiee. les 3ts
~ ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN THAT Is VIII.
W ling to work, permanent position; employment
more OF Obiset than money. Address Perma.
nent box 08. Call Branch ONCE les 3ts
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RP Fits, Epilepsy Ddiopathic and Sym
EF-S pathic form. positively cured, matter
how serious the case, by DR.. Genee remedies at
Paris Pharmacy, 304 Fourth st. niy23 cod II
RP DIR. Rfbeau's Ladies' Relief. ReIia-
E~S bic, prompt and safe in any and all cases.
Sold only at the Paris Pharmacy 304 Fourth street.
San Francisco my22 cod II
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NJIDDLE-AGED CITY SALESMAN. WITH
VI some knowledge of horses salary and commIs-
sion; must give bonds. Address A. NJ box l59,
Cali Branch once. les 2ts
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= ENTLEMES TAKE SUNNY, SINGLE FUR
VI nished rooms. 81 week. 545 Mission ST. le4 Ats
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- Annual Meeting-The Regular An
A~S nual meeting OF stockholders in the Seq.
Beieher and Mides Consolidated Mining Company
VIII be held on TUESDAY, the seventh day OK
Juno, 1892. at the hour OF O'Clock P NJ, at the
office OF the company, room 4, Nevada Block, 3o5
Montgomery st.. San Francisco, Cal.
Transfer-books Will close Saturday, the fourth
day Of June. 1892 at IL O'Clock NJ
Iny2g I'd T. b. HOLMES, Secretary.
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GARDENER - PRACTICAL; LONG EXPERI-
" ence greenhouse work care. propagating fine
plants orchard work: budding; grating; vegetable
growing; references. p. box 30. Gail Branch. rs
y GOD MEAT COOK AND BAKER WOULD LIKE
VI a place in the city or country. Address T. F.,
box 3 !, this office. ie4 2t$
, 1892-02-14

A CONTRACT was yesterday signed by
VIM. SturRis, Jr,. with Meyer & Mas
ten for the lease OF one of their iron mines
at Horse creek for a term of five years.
Under its terms Mr.. StuIgis and his
associates arc to do all the development
work, getting the ore for nothing for the
first year and paying a royalty OF ten cents
a ton for the four other years. This is a
move preliminary to the construction OF
blast furnace here. Meyer Il Masten I'M
doubleday have a big thing of it at Horse
creek and the old Meyer ranch is liable tc
prove a great source of wealth to its
proprietor and Cheyenne as well.
, 1892-02-14
A WYOMING MANS VIEW OF 1T.

Chief Justice Groesbeck says that so
far as he observed in the East, particu-
larry in New York, both parties are afraid
of silver. 1t has become a burning issue
and appeared to him to be more Of a sec
tional than a party question. The South
and West unquestionably favor 1t, but
very many in the East are afraid Of it
simply because they have not vet grasped
its principles. He considers that what.
ever advantage may be in it at present is
with the Democrats. Vast changes have
taken place 10 the interior of New York
in the past ten years. The price of land
has rapidly fallen and the farms are being
deserted for the cities and the West.
Nobody can now be found on the Iarms
but "lhe old man aud old woman and
some slmple-minded relative. The West
is furnishing the food supply. Hills
power in New York, he says, Is simply
marvellous. He has exhibited wonderful
shrewdnes5 in building up a following.
Every where he has brought the
young men to the front aud while there is
some kicking among the mossbacks it is
the younger element who naturally do the
practical political work. While he thinks
Hill can carry New York against any
living man he is inclined to believe that
the present fight between the Hill and
Cleveland forces will result in the selection
of some third party as presidential csndi-
datc-probably German. but whoever
he may be" said the Judge, ''if it isn't
Hill himself, Hill will name him."
, 1892-02-14

PERHAPS the ludicrous features of the
Chilean trouble couldn't have been better
travestied than they are in the following
fable bv Ambrose Bierce published in
the San Francisco Examiner:
The King of MadaGoa, being engaged
in a dispute with the King OF Bornegas-
car, wrote him as follows:
Before proceeding further in this mat
ter | demand the recall of your minister
from my capital"
Greatly enraged by this impossible de
mapd, the King of Bornegascar replied;
Il shall not recall my minister. More
over, il you do not immediately retract
your demand, | shall withdraw him"
This threat so terrified the King Of
Madagao that In fastening to comply he
fell ever his own feet aud broke his record,
, 1892-02-14
NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.

l am authorized by the committee to
notify all persons who have donated land
or money to the smelter to deposit their
deeds or certified check with 7. A. Kent.
The contract for the building of the
smeIter cannot be signed until the deeds
and money are placed in escrow.
All who wish can call on Marshall
johnson and have their deeds made free
OF charge. l.. r. BREsNAHEN,
Chairman of the Committee on Smelter.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 10. 1892.
Ask YOUR grocer for''Jack Frost -four.
, 1892-02-14
Cucumber and
Elder Flower Cream

Is not n cosmetic in the sense in which that
term is popularity used, but permanently
vety skin. and by daily use gradually makes
the complexion several shades whittier. II is "A
constant protection from the effects of sun
and wind and prevents sunburn and freckles,
and will never come while you
use II. 1t cleanses the lace far better than
soap and water, nourishes and builds up the
skin tissues and thus prevent the formation
of wrinkle II gives the freshness, clearness
and smoothness of skin that You had when a
little girl. Every lady, young or old, ought
TO use II, as 1t gives n more youthful appear
ance TO any lady, and that permanently. 1t
m as dew and as nourishing 10 the skin
as dew Is to the flower. PRICE, 81. Ask
your druggist for II.
SAMPLE BOTTLE mailed free TO any lady
on receipt of 10 cents in stamps to pay for
postage and packing. Lady Agents wanted.
MRS. GERVAISE GRAHAM,fBeauty Dos
tor " l2 Pearl street, San Francisco
, 1892-02-14

NEARLY all the Republican papers
published along the line of the Union
Pacific are patting Edward Ivenson of
Laramie on the back aud saluting him as
their ~gubernatorial candidate. Fewer of
them are liable to salute him as governor
except by courtesy possibly.
, 1892-02-14
A Question Readily Answered

Bob Smiths exertions at the Burns
anniversary and exposure in kits has
laid him up again and he has been CON
fined to his house during the past week.
His unfortunate newspaper is also in its
usual state of suspended animation.
Our esteemed contemporary has our
heartfelt commiseration Rock Spring.
Independent.
Is this acknowledgement republican
Mol Its a d@d lies-Editor Miner
, 1892-02-14

1t Is an ambitious woman editing special
school editions who ~noun ian ex-
purgsted edition OF the plowman bard's
poems with no crudities Of expression,
no explosives, no vulgarisms and no allus-
ions to ALCOHOL
, 1892-02-14

WE notice that Billy Irvine is in Wash
ington. Now that Warren has his lieu
tenant by his side we may look Tor some
wondrous political moves on the part of
the Junior senator.
, 1892-02-14

1t wasn't Senator Hill who said he'd
rather he right than be president, but his
way of taking time by the top-knot
shows he'd rather not be left, anyhow.
, 1892-02-14
Eittle Bosses n the Big Boss.


Boss Platt in New York has joined
Boss Quay in Pennsylvania IN raising the
red flag against Harrison. 1t means in
both cases that Harrison must bid high If
he wants the goods.
, 1892-02-14
war on Sunday Newspapers.


The Law and Order society of Pitts
burg recently began war on Sunday news.
papers by having arrested a l3-year-old
n~ewsboy. This is a good deal like Uncle
Sam fighting Chile.
, 1892-02-14
A Sign OF the Times.


TFNW TVTH
This midwinter convention promises to
make it midwinter the year round for Mr..
Cleveland.
, 1892-02-14
CRISP COMMENT.

A EemocratIc Congress Knocked II.
Harrisburg Telegraph
BY the way. where did that Chile affair
oct to2
, 1892-02-14

In Zehner. Buechner & company's
watch clubs the winning numbers were as
follows: Club No. ], No. 81; club No.
2. No. 25; club No. 3, No. Is.
, 1892-02-14

The latest trust has been formed by the
saddle tree factories. Religion is about
the only thing these DAYS in which there
is no trust.
, 1892-02-14
Notes.

Ten years ago Sunday last Sullivan beat
Ryan for the ring championship of
America. Though technically FORGETTING
it several times he has defeated all corners
pretending to be champions and stands
ready to do so still. Tom Crib held the
title of champion of England for fifteen
years.
On March l that good 'old 'un,"
Jimmy Carroll, will ~replenish his dimiu-
lshed e%xchequer by receiving a benefit
from the Olympic club and in return the
following evening will setto in a limited
number of rounds with Burke the fol-
lowing evening before or after the FItz.
simmons Maher fight.
Australian Billy Murphy and Joe
Goddard will soon arrive in San Fran.
cIsco-a hard pair TO whip.
Brooklyn Jimmy" Carroll will be
given a benefit before leaving for Eng
land.
Jack Dempsey has gone to his home in
Portland, Ore. to regain health. 1t is
doubtful whether old Jack will eyer
figure as principal In a finish fight again.
The Athletic club war at New Orleans
is off. Hours not conflicting have been
agreed IN between the Olympic and Met.
ropolitan clubs for March 2. Good,
Slavin was once a drummer and now
blows a loud horn. With Mitchell's as
~sistance they make a fair brass band.
FIsTIC.
, 1892-02-14
IN TIE RopEp ARENA.
Brisk Gossip on Past and Coming
PugilIstIc Contests.

Men Matched TO Fright.
Feb. Is, Bowen-M Murphy. Chicago, si1
rounds.
Feb. IS. Welr-steele, New Bedford
finish.
Feb. %, Sheehy- Lewis, Auckland; 81,
rounds.
Feb. "a, Kelley-MOraD, New York; ten
rounds.
Feb. %, Haight- Quinn, New York,
finish.
Feb. %, Kemmlck Peckham, San
Francisco; finish.
Feb. &c, Turner-Martin San Francisco;
finish.
Feb. q, Cardiff eeler and unknown,
San francisco; finish.
Feb. 81, Doyle Evans, Chicago; eight
rounds.
Feb. 20, Lynch alliGan, Brooklyn; ten
rounds.
March ., Fitzsimmons-M aher. New Or
leans; finish.
March .. Needham- Ryan, New Orleans;
finish.
March ., Carroll Burke, New Orleans;
limited.
March .. Gilmore-C Collins, Detroit; fu-
ish.
March 3, Frazer Murphy, New Bed
ford; finish:
March %. Weir-Allen, New Bedford;
finish.
May 30, Jackson-Sl lawn London; fin
ish.
--, Reset Brennan. Rock Springs;
, 1892-02-14
DIXON AMI ~o'RoURKE.

The rupture that has occurred between
Dixon and his snage O'Rourke IS to
be regretted. It's due, of course. to
Dixon's fighting excellence that he today
is the only real champion of the world OF
any class, but the fact that he has always
had none the worst of the conditions and
that the purses were made larger in one
or two cases is due to O'Rourkc's astute
managerial ability. Mr.. O'Rourke has
IN the past three years accomplished for
Dixon the bringing him from the obscurity
of a novice to the exalted position be at
present occupie in pugilism. without the
break of a defeat or misbsp to mar his
exceptionally brilliant and financially sue.
cessiul career.