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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-24
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
4'HOS NACEE,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Circular."
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
NEW PROPERTY,


T. me RESIDENCE AND LARGE LOT; COX
Z 20 IS: ON the best portion OF Howard 81. bet.
18th and 18Th; u rooms and all modern conve.
nenees; very sunny and comfortable home; only
ST. 800.
enwOrth; 34:41l37:6, aud houses renting for $50
month: a fine BUY.
Pine St. near Fillmore; 25xl27:s to wndey st. in
rear. and very good 2-story window house:
$1,000
s3eoO-Good new 2-story IN flats; rents $50, aud
lot 81 :6xl IA: Valley st. bet Dolores and Churc3.;
the lot Is equal to corner light and sun cannot
and Dist: corner: blxI Il IS to an alley;
on Liberty Beightsi magnificent view; electric
Federal ST., near Second; 25xsO and good 2-story
house OFT rooms; $4,000.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESIDENCES AHD
RES DENCE LOTS.
Unsurpassed Pacific Heights corner and residence
NE corner and fine solid and elegant residence.
price $4,000 corner on Pacific Heights has finer
view, which cannot be obstructed; size 7Oxl25.
OetavIa st. bet. Jackson aud Pacific; a2naic cent
vIsw 50xs7 g. and large clever residences vefy fne
interior finish: 20 rooms: reduced to Si7,25o
stone buIkhesd in trout; land about feet above
grade. giving fine view; very fac neighborhood;
Broadway: near Buchanan; S4;4xlS7 g; $500
view of the bay.
81 SO and 81 In the rear, ami 2-story houses
magnificent view; $4,000
68 :9xl27 g; 100000.
VACANT CORNER LOTS FOR BUSI-
NESS OR DWELLINGS,
To $4,000.
Jones and Chestnut: 36:3xlO0: $1,000: msgnih-
cent view; larger size IL desired.
Grove and Lyon sts. corner near the park. BET.
the Hayes aud McAilister ST. cable-cas 81 :6xlO0.
$3.50; both streets In order; lot level.
Pacific ave and Locust st; 80 vara at the PreSi-
do fence. with magnificent view: only 10000
Pacific ave and Walnut ST.: corner; 81 :6xl0O:
$4,000; faces the Presldio; magnificent view larger
size IL desired.
Corner; 81 :6xl00: $1,000; any size Sc cor.
Sacr q and Locust. both streets In order.
Baker Preside sts. Sc corner: 24xl0O;
Baker macadamized and severed, and caoie-catS
pass bet Filbert and Greenwich; $3.50.
Cor Point Looos aud 18th aYes.; 3Z:J&4Vei
$2l0D; easy terms.
Cor. Castro and l4th sts.; 5oxloo; $1,000; hae
Cor. Castro aud 23d sts.; 26:6xlO3; both streets
In order; cable-cars pass: $500.
California st. and 22d ave-: OF :6xloe; S2one;
cars pass the lot and station opposite.
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Balance s. TO SO per month; the grandest offer
ever made on property Ia this location
THE BOWLING TRACT the direct line OF
the Oakland and Berkeley Electric Railway, and
the only l0o-tOot street running from Oakland to
Berkeley.
LARGE LOTS. ONLY $3.50 TO $500 EACH.
Streets all graded; city water mains laid: POSI-
lively the best ana cheapest property offered
FOR sale along this great highway only 10 minutes
TO the business center OF Oakland ana only 40 min
utes to san Francisco; double track now laid by
the electric company; terms only SO cash; bal
snce at So or $40 per month; lots only $3.50 TO
$500
TIE BOWLING TRACT Is the most elevated
piece OF land on this road; so feet above the
level, where nature and art have combined TO make
resort for the family hat IS absolute perfection
THE DONLING TRACT TIE GARDEN SPOT
OF CALIFORNIA.
THE BOWLING TRACT. only minutes wax
from the State University and 10 the public
school.
THE BOWLING TRACT viii be butt up with
handsome houses. There is not section of OAK
lands subnrbs where property viii increase III yaiue
so fast as IN this tract
Any person who is fortunate enough to see this
advertisements has no excuse for not hay ng house
OF his own unless il be hts misfortune TO get
Offices after the last IS taken. For ful part.cu
lars. maps and 10 see the property Apply To ". &.
MORAN. Lorin. South Berkeley: take berkeley
tram, stop Lo rim: carriage always ready to
property; or go to CARNALL-HOPKINS CO. 624
Market ST., S. T. sel4 II
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1t once TO HENRY K ALDEN, 9O2 broadway, Oak
land. SEGA 7t
DE SURE AND READ THIS
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
OFFERED IN THE FANNY DAVENPORT
TRACT.
FRONTS DIRECTLY ON SAN LEANDRo
ROAD
THE GREATEST HIGHWAY N AND OUT OF
OAKLAND.
5Oxl2o-Foor LOTS ARE HERE OFFERED on
AN OPTION TO PURCHASE on A LEASE
OF YEARS. AT 50 90 PER MONTH.
NO CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED.
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES AND STREET
ASSESSMENTS PAID BY OWNER
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
FIVE OPTIONS GIVEN TO PURCHASE AT THE
SMALL COST OF 50 80 PER MONTH AT ANY
TIME WITHIN FIVE YEARS.
DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE
FULL PARTICULARS Ar THE OFFICE OF
CLoUGH * BAKER.
1902 BROADWAY
iy15 If cod BETWEEN 10TH AND nth
1880 DousLE FLAT Fla ROOMS; MOD:
q
to HENRY e. ALDEN. aO3 Broadway, 0akiand.237
$500 BAEgGAIS: $500: NEW HOUSE
ment: balance by the month. RUSSELL q PROS
SIR. Twenty-thrd-ave station East Oakand.22 1t
ONE MINUTE, PLEASE
PIEDMONT HOMES.
AN OPPORTUNITY OF YOUR LIFETIME TO
BUY a BEAUTIFUL LOT ALONG THE
PIEDMONT CABLE.
The remainder Of the Fairvew Tract to be closed
cut al once to close partnership affairs
IN this property.
EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS AND SPECIAL
PRICES
FOR THE MKT SO DAYS
LOT rs TO so FEET FRONT BY l25 TO $50
FEET IN DEPTH
PRICES ONLY $500 TO $500 PER LOT
20 PER CENT LESS THAN ADJOINING PROP
ERTY.
SPECIAL TERMS. $50 CASH
BALANCE 81 so MONTHLY,
ONLY II MINUTES TO SEVENTH ST. AND
BROADWAY.
CABLE CARS EVERY MINUTES.
The Fairvlew Tract is enc OF the most charming
locations for home site the Piedmont Cable; It
Is protected from the bay winds and cold.
MAGNIFICENT LANDSCAPE VIEW OF THE
PIEDMONT HILLS.
STREETS GRADED AND CITY WATER.
ONLY so MINUTES FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
REMEMBER THIS Is a SPECIAL OFFERING.
OF Low PRICES AND EASY TERMS.
TO CLOSE OUT THIS TRACE.
FIRST COME FIRST SERVED.
For maps aud fun particulars apply 10 NJ. J. lay
NANCE a Co., 466 sta ST., Oakland. Cal. sell lot
L NOX ORCHARD. HAYwARDS.
THE REMAINDER or THIS ELEGANT TRACT
TO BE CLOSED OUT UPON EASY TERMS
ALL LOTS 50xl5o. COVERED WITH FULL
BEARING FRUIT TREES.
$3.50 TO S4O0 EACH, ONLY $40 AND $50 CASH
As FIRST PAYMENT.
BALANCE 81 so 10 SO IN MONTHLY IN
SIALLMESIS
This elegant property is located within three
blocks OF the center OF the beautiful town or Hay
wards, two blocks Of horse and electric ears
CITY WATER UPON TIE TRACT
This is without exception the cheapest and most
desirable properly adjoining HaywardS. The terms
are made easy that the frut upon the trees viii
pay the iEstaments. For maps and full particulars
466 Eighth ST.. Oakland,
FRANK LAKE, Western Union Telegraph once.
Hsywards. Cal sell lot
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SPIRTptiALIsM.

AIRS ROBIS SoS. TRANCE TEST MEDIUM:
W sittiBgs daHy. 1888 Howard St seq 7t@
AIRS. MILLER TEST AND BUSINESS MEDIUM:
III clrcies-Tues1ays, 7. NJ; Fridays. sc P. NJ:
z5e; siftings daily. 81. llO4 Mission 81. sell 3m
AIRS SKINNER REMOVED TO 1927 MISSION
NJ Circles Mon, Fri. eve. sIttings daily. seS 3m
MRS. J. j. WHITNEY. CLAIRYOY TEST
IA mSaiuH and life reader. 2l5 Stockton. APPS Il
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AaRS WILSON TELLS PAST, FUTURE, PRES
VI emit; ladies SOC; gents. 81. 1O5 Eighth yll 3m
IA ME DR. THOMAS. SCIENTIFIC REYEALER
A1 by eggs ana cards: tells entire life, past pres
ept future consultations on all affairs, nothing eK
cepted: name given valuable advice and sure help;
restores lost love by sympathy: mistake impossibe
diseases cured; Tee 81: letter 50 80 KearEy Is IL
AaME EXODUS. CLAIKgoYANT. HAS RE
NJ moved TO "a TURK St.. Room 81 fas Soc o2l Il
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FOE SALE-HIsCEL LANECUS.
LINE TB0KOUGHBRED JERSEY FAMILY
i COW. fresh win third calf; very rich milk price
SI25. 2646 Howard 81. seq rs
10 P. ENGINE. SAWS, PLAEER, LATHES.
= forge. bellows. panehes,e5c. 1921 Mission 20f
ONLY $50; SINGER OSCILLATOR HIGH ARI
" sewing machine, WIKI attachments; sewing
machines bought, sold, exchanged, rented
paired; supplies fer all machines. The SAMUEL
HILL Co, % New Montgomery 81. sel0t
CEYERAL BOYS SAFETY BICYCLES FOR $40
- each 329 Golden Gate ave. tT2I SIN
CAFE SCALE LETTER-PREsS, STORETRUGK
- and money-tli; cheap. lD2 Clay aa7 *
CECOND-HAND BOILERS ENGINES PUMTS
- shaftiRg puileys, betting water pipes. etc.
Ges Il MCINTOSH @OLPMAN, 1877 Beaie 81
CHEPARD'S FOOT AND POWER LArHBs
- Baners. dri ll-Drcss.s 667 Mission ss27d
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Roy ONLY ONE THAT INPoRTS GEN UINE
y. Spanish ana French love powders Call or
write with stamps. 30 Haight 81. sells 3m
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MONEY TO LOAN.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

I LAWRENCE CARPENTER AND BUILDER
u els Sacramento st. caRiaet work aud lttlag a.
e6iees promptly attended; tsiephone wa ml1st
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a. a SIT FOR TEETH; WARRANTED As
~ good as be made; hIInz 81 DR.. SIMMs.
dentist. $50 Market s. next BALDWIN Theater oelt
IRA UDLUM HILL. 1443 MARKET ST. NEAR
~ Eleventh; charge for extracting when plates
are made; old plates made nswi tsst2
from IS per set: extracting Soc; gas giVen- AZ
DR G. II. WILSON. DESTIsTJ Gas MARKET
- s.. bet Fifth and Sixth ODD Mason eel1St
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AsTROLoGY.

1gYF. MoREAU, 7S FOURTH ST, FORTUNE
W teller clairyoFant;hlife reader; fee Z5c ST s.
n -. !, 1.npnnrA III AiEYnY Vt MEnIuM
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CRY REAL STATE.

SoUTHSiDE PROPERTY-OWhE RS.
~ Attend the meeting at Irving Hall, Monday
evening, September % 1892 eloquent addr esses
viii be made by prominent citizens on the subject
OF sending the metropolitan Railway TO the
beach sea 81
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HOUSES TO LET.


GOO HOUSE: 6 ROOMS: LARGE sunny
lDZO. yard stable, 10 Juniper ST., OF Folsom
bet Tenth and Eleventh SEGA 3t*
XII WEBSTER. ER, HAYES-6 ROOMS, BATH:
u modern improvements; sunny slice. sea or
O06 AND s27 McALLIsTER-2 HOUSES; 10
10 rooms and bath each; $l5 each. sea 90.
u oUsE OF ROOMS SUITABLE FOR OR
II tenantsi rent tow 2607 Polk ST. sea ~
O-SToRY HOUSE: ROOMS; ON RINGoLD ST,
Z off Eighth bet. Folsom and Harrison; rent 10
GOOD tenant only SIS Apply 10 G. =. CAPP n 60,
House brokers aud Real Estate Agents Al o MOI"
gomeIy ST seZ3 81
CHEAP COTTAGE OF ROOMS WITH LARGE
" yard on Pierce. bet. Page and Haight: rent $50
Apply to C. 5. CAPP a CO.. House Brokers ana keh
rs tate Agents, 4l5 Montgomery ST. ssZS 81
GROOM COTTAGE; PAGE sT, NEXT TO COR
v ner OF Webster; rent low to good tenant Ap,
ply TO c. S. CAPP n CO, House Brokers and Real
Estate Agents, 4l5 Montgomery st. seq 81
NEAT. SUNNY. BAY-WINDow HOUSE OF
IN rooms ana bath. Valencia. bet. Twenty -nrst
and Twenty second: yard. etc: suitable for pbys-
clan; rent $40 Apply TO c. >. CAFP y CO.. House
Brokers and Real Estate Agents AIS Montgomery
street. ses3 st
MEAT BAY-wINDOw COTTAGE OF ROOMS
~ aud bath; sunny side Fifteenth ST. bet Valencia
aud Guerrero; rent 500. Apply TO c. y. CAPT
CO. House Brokers and Real Estate Agents, 4l5
Montgomery ST. se23 -
COTTAGE ROOMS AND BATH. ON SUFFER-
y bet Mason and Taylor; suit able for physician
etc Apply 10 C. S. CARP a CO., House Brokers
and Real Estate Agents, AS Montgomery ST. % 81
1904 sTEyENsoN-6 ROOMS AND BATH;
1COt rent $40. se23 3t*
4 LARGE ROOMS: STABLE FOR OR
4 horses and wagon. Converse, off BryaGt near
Eighth. seq At
LNINE HOUSE or ROOMS AND BATH: RENT
Il cheap; Is Metcaif place. bet Mason aud Taylor,
on Geary; key 4lS GesTy. Apply g. ii. UMBShN
q CO., IA Montgomery ST. seq 3t
4 NICELY FINISHED ROOMS, INSIDE BLINDS.
, yard and cellar. ID Heron ST., bet fosom aEd
Harrison; sl3. seq 3tF
E0E) LAGUSA ST, ONE DOOR FROM GEART;
OO- UnfurRiShed house with 10 rooms. sunny
side. Handsomely fitted up; large dning-room; rent
$50 Keys next door. se20 7.s
NORNER BAY-WINDOW HOUSES ROOMS;
" modern improvements: suitable for doctor;
S35. sN. Devisadsro and Geary sts. sel9 az
CECOND FLooR-THREE SUNNY BAY-vlN-
~ dow rooms and bath and good cellar. Hamp-
ton place. bet Second and Third SITS. selb II
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TYPEWRITeRS.

IL PREVIOUS WORLDS RECORDS
~ broken; 1872 perfect words written on The
Calgraph Ia hour at Saratoga, y. Y, July, 1892;
average l36 words per minute. The Caiigraph still
stands ut the head. See our new black ana whit3
keyboard. Terms OF sale to suit purchaser. CHAS
T. AAYLoR gen. agent. 10 Montgomery SAUL II
WEEKS NEWS FOR 5oENTs-THE WEEKLY
y CALL. Ia wrapper. ready for mailing
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MRS. l. EHRBORA, CLAiRNOYAHT, MEDlO d.
vi % 3th st. bet Mission Howard fee c.25c 3m
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

G. FHa CUFf EE SALOON go RESTAU-
- wv rant1. doing large trade; clearing
zoe month; full Investigation: located near
stockton aud Market; any ons can this is one
p. tie best OF its Kind IN this city Apply X.
1ENN Y. 1904 Market st. l
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DENTISTS.

NO PAIN-EXIRACTISG OF TEETH MADE
~ easy SOC anG 81 aFtiic la teeth from So; NIL
Ing from 81. CstOUME Dental Association. 759
Mar 81. bet Third and FCurth. apl2 u
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
l. OR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE, A NEW EXTEN-
! sion top rockaway. O'BRIEA SONS. Golden
Gate ave aud Polk st. se23 3t*
| light SECONDHAND WAGONS AM BUGGY
IL cheap. ia Harrison, seventh. au26 II
I SECONDHAND EXPRESS WAGON IT "a
i Beale St a. w. SANEORNE fels u
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-02-26
WOMAN'S WORLD.

THERE are 10000 women in the
United Kingdom who earn their living
by nursing.
Miss L. r. COOKE, an English woman
holding several medical diplomas. will
have charge of the hospital and dis
pensary for women and children to be
opened at Seoul, Corea
Mrs. LYNDA A. DENT is the first
woman to be admitted to the bar in
Florida. The code of ethics excluding
women from the profession was almost
an ironclad one, but she not only made
a dent in it but went in with it
DR. KATE MITCHELL, the English
temperance worker, thinks the women
of England will soon be granted the
right of suffrage. The Woman's Lib
eral society, with Mrs. Gladstone at its
head. has 100000 members, and the
Primrose league is still larger.
MILE. SAINT-OMER, French lady, 81
years of age, is to join the ranks of the
lady explorers, and will make a tour
round the world. following a course
south of and parallel with the equator.
Her purpose is TO collect dates regard
ing the life of women and the training
of children in the different countries
for the geographical society of Paris
She takes no luggage with her. and ex-
poets to extend her travels over a
period of three years She has already
made voyage round the world, paying
her own expenses
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YOUR SIGNATURE.
Women Should BE Careful as to Where
and How They Write.
Quan.

Women Should BE Careful as to Where
and How They Write.
Business people, and especially wom-
en-, are too careless in this matter of
signatures l never notice any one
singing a name to document that do
not think of poor Rim Van Wrinkle.
There was some sort OF al agI cement
for him to sign. 1t was read to him
half a dozen times v""y slowly, Rip
asking many questions as to the valid
ity of such and such n thing. At last,
he concluded he was ready. He dipped
the quill pen in the ink with sort of a
sledge-hammer movement, put his nose
down close to the paper, and, with one
hand under the table, to steady it, as
he said, and one heel in the air, the job
was accomplished. He drew a sigh of
relief, and an expression of intense
satisfaction settled on his f1ce. Some
one ventured to say that he had made
much ado over very little matter.
All" said he, RIP is powerful 'ticku-
lar what he puts his cross-marlI to-"
Would that his example was more gen.
orally followed! People are constantly
getting themselves into trouble just on
account of carelessness in this respect.
l know OF farmer who had a hundred
shutters shipped to him. "a shutter
is a machine for cleaning wheat)
When the notice was sent to him that
the machines were at the freight Office,
he could not believe his own eyes He
remembered that few weeks before,
he had signed, as he believed, a recon-
mendatiOn for the machine, but the
tricky agent made of it an order in
stead. A lawsuit resulted, but the
farmer lost his case-for there was his
name. IN black and white signed to
a very clearly defined order for one
hundred machines. The laws, at that
time were not so strict against cheat
ing and swindling as they are now;
else, the farmer might have gained his
case by proving false pretenses
One of the most bitter lawsuits that
l ever knew of, and which at last re-
suited in the murder of one of the par
ties, came about in this way: There
was a wealthy old lady who had two
sons-in-law. They were exceedingly
jealous of each other. After her death
one of them produced what he declared
to be her will. giving him and his wife
superior advantages. The signature
was declared to be genuine by her
banker and all the business men in
town familiar with her handwriting.
After bitter contest in court, the SON.
in-law least favored in the will was
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man in livery, which did not conceal his
rustic origin, he said, in suave, cold
tones:
Her ladyship is far from well this
morning, Robert. You will attend her,
while she takes an airing in the park
the exercise may do her good"
Obedient as u child, she rose and left
the room.
1t WAS then that Paul Hayter once
more took in hand the letter he had
been perusing when he had been SO I'M
pleasantly interrupted
There's mischief here" he muttered
/ to himself. ELSE what does this interfer-
/ ing knave, Forester, mean by his allu-
sion to 'prying Americans and his per-
emptory demand for an immediate in
terview, which may. he declares, avert
great family scandal? Well, think
| it little late now to fear disclosures.
Still, 1 do not like the fellows manner
always so sycophantic, now so obtru-
sive. What does it mean?"
His meditations were rudely inter-
rupted. The door of his room was flung
open and Robert, his servant, gasping
for breath, stood before him.
"What is it?" the master cried, as
tonished at the mans lack of ceremony.
'Her ladyship-her ladyship-is-"
the fellow stammered.
SIS what, you blockhead?"
leone, sir!'
Cone
Eyes. I couldn't help it-indeed, I
couldn't help it. I"
Cease whining, man, and tell me
what has happened"' the master thun-
dered.
I'VE were in the lime walk back of
the house. My lady was sitting on 4
bench under one of the trees. Suddenly
a carriage drove up with lot of people
in it
Then the lodge-gates were open? I
must see to this at once. Now, who
was in the carriage?'
Mrs. Horner, of the Arlington Arms,
for one. She jumped out and began
talking with my lady"
And what were you doing mean
while?"
''Clapped fat on my back by an old
chap, as seemed to have the strength of
Samson"
"And then?"
MY lady got into the carriage, and
they set off towards the village as hard
as they could pelt."
Saddle my black mare Immediately
and bring her round to the front door,"
If as, all impatient for vengeance,
Mr.. Paul Hayter sprang upon his
horse, he had been gifted with the
power of looking through high hills
and stone walls, he would have seen
Lady Arlington in chamber of the
village inn, flung on her knees before
golden-haired girl, the embodiment of
her own proud beauty before her soul
had been stepped in selfishness. How
different had been his feelings could
he have heard the mothers cry:
My own, my sweet, my darling
child. on my knees implore forgive
ness"
Or the daughters answer, as she
kissed the upturned face:
Mother, dear mother, the past is all
forgiven
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her rob you of one shilling of the rev.
enues of this estate"
"And You would have me risk the
fortune l have won for Just piece of
sicbly sentiment. Now, once for all,
my lady, tell you that you shall never
meet your children. even if their death
were needed to prevent you.''
Suddenly she leaped to her feet. Her
eyes blazed with fury. 1t seemed i'm
possible that one so frail could show
such vehemence in passion.
"Oh, you base coward" she cried,
sand it is for such thing as you that
have wrecked my soul. Inhuman that
you are, does Lord Arundel's murdered
body never cry for vengeance, does my
.brol1en-hearted husbands ghost never
haunt your pillow, do my wronged little
ones"
He rose and walked towards her with
hand outstretched and eyes fixed on
hers with glance that seemed to pene-
trate her soul.
''Be calml Be stilll''
She shrank from him with a pitiful,
terrified look, and burst into paroxysm
of sobs.
Never taking his gaze from her, he
seized and rang the bell, and on the APP
pearance of a stout, british country
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WOMEN FACTORY INSPECTORS

The Chief of the Massachusetts District
Police Expresses His Approval of Their
Work.
In his annual report to the governor,
Rufus Z. Wade, chief of the Massa-
chusetts district police, expresses ap-
prevail of the work of women factory
inspectors. He says:
In my report for 1890 took occasion
to recommend the appointment of two
female inspectors; in addition to the
then present force of inspectors;
and stated, from the experience
of many years in the en-
forcement of law intended for the bene-
fit of the wage-earners, l was satisfied
that there were special cases where
better service could be rendered to fe-
male operatives than by the male in
spectors. The experience of the past
six months has clearly demonstrated the
correctness of my opinion, and the re-
ports l have received from those with
whom they have been brought into
contact in their official relations have
added testimony to the jealous and
faithful manner in which they have
discharged the duties assigned them. 1t
is safe to say that never in the history
of Massachusetts, have the laws in re-
lation to child-labor been better COM
piled with than at the present time.