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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Senator Hoar's trouble with his eyes
seems to ne getting rather serious.
Padarewski has been presented by his
Boston admirers with a beautiful wreath OF
lourel in silver.
Ex-Attorney- General Garland is to trans
fer his residence back again from Washing
ton to Little Rock.
The Duke de la Roea. grandee of Spain
who may stand bonneted before the King,
has retired to n monastery.
The University Of Edinburgh will confer
the degree of LID. on Sir Charles Upper,
the Canadian High Commissioner in Lon
don.
Lord Fairfax. the eighteenth Baron Cam
eron, whose daughter was married in Wash
ington last week to Mr.. Smith. is a phYsi.
clan.
Marquis dl Rudni has received the Black
Eagle from Emperor Wilhelm. This is his
second decoration within year. lie got
the Black Eye from Mr.. Blaine last NJ rem
General Gourko, Governor General of Rus
sian Poland, Is a hale and vigorous soldier
of CT years, and he is not going 10 resign his
place as has been reported. The Car
knows his value too we'll
Richard WagneT's son, Segfried, now a
young man OF 81 is said to resemble the CON-
poser In appearance not little. His mother
IS training him to manage the Bayreuth
Interests when she is gone.
Daring the last three years the German
Emperor has distributed over 5000 orders,
nearly all OF which have been conferred on
naval or military officers or Oh persons in
the employment Of the State.
One Of the most remarkable features OF
Lord Allington's marriage to the 1S.year-old
Miss Eyy Leigh was the fact that two of
the bridesmaids at the wedding were the
granddaughterS of no less parsonage than
the noble bridegroom himself
Albert Bierstadt has gone to the Bahamas
to visit Waiting Island, where Columbus is
supposed to have first landed in this ccun.
try. He wants to secure a correct back
ground Tor the historical painting which lie
is to exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
The health of the Baroness Burdett- Coutts
IS anything but promising, and the need of
the attention of fonr doctors during recen,
case OF chills would indicate that her friends
deem IL nessary TO have every means OF pro-
fessional assistance at her service.
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him and 70 them on the same terms. But
with transportation charges 10 or Is per
cent larger for him than for others compe-
tition seems hopeless. The railroad CON-
panies claim the right to do business on the
same principle as a grocery-store which sells
goods cheaper in bulk than in parcel. But
the country store does not ask of the public
especial privileges. 1t may have a competi-
tor across the street if il discriminates
against the poorer class of its customers.
John W. Rockefeller accumulated most of
his fortune of Sli5, 100000 by getting re-
bates from railroads on the ground that the
oil trust he controlled did large business
But between Rockefeller and the railroads
lie c0nspired with hundreds of small firms
were driven ont of business. There ought
to be some way to reach such crimes.
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III SsIAN LOGIC.

II there is any truth in the report that
Russia will protest against the ratification
of the Boring Sea arbitration treaty, il will
make the position of the English Gov
eminent more embarrassing than it would
otherwise be. The facts are these: Russia
sold Alaska and all the privileges now
claimed By the United States to the United
States Tor money consideration; England,
which never questioned Russia's right, has
questioned the same rights when held by
tie United States; the United States sub
mits the question TO arbitration. Russia is
now reported as declaring that arbitration
over rights which Russia sold to the United
States for money is a reflection upon her
good faith. Russia therefore, according 10
report, proposes TO make good the title she
sold. II there is any weak point in Russia's
logic ii is in the question il for years she
aid not maintain by force rights which could
not have been held under the recognized
principles of international law. Russia
held that Boring Sea was closed sea. and
proceeded with force against trespassers.
Under Russia's rule the Bering Sea was
practically closed sea. whether ii was law
fully so or not. The English Government
has crowded the United States from
the Russian position to one claiming the
right to protect seal life. and is now practi-
cally denying that The United States.
however. appears to have reached the end
OF its forbearance. The last note of the
State Department has evidently given the
English Minister something to think about.
At all events. he has taken week or more
for consideration. IL Russia aud France
are ready for war the reported action Of
Russia might be shrewd move 10 involve
the United States in it, 1t has certainly
taken Russia some years to discover that
dispute OF her right to sell Boring Sea to
the United States was reflection upon
her national character. The controversy
over the sea has been going on for a long
time, and nothing has hitherto been heard
from Russia beyond vague intimation that
if called VI Oh it would defend the title it
had sold.
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DAILY CALI Qncluding sundays, S6 per year by
,Cail postpaid 10 cents per week, or % cents per
.eader month. through carriers DAILY CALL,
i've copies. three months. SIS Is. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pagrs). 81 90 per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, So 80 per year, post
Paid. WEEKLY CALL (eigtt pages), 81 % per year,
postpaid. Clubs ten Cseat TO one addreSs), Sla
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NoTICRI

Ang Of oar patrons lolo fail 10 find THE
MORNING Gall for sale Ju traia-5oys
AL confer q 1aror Jy notifying this office o.
UQoct, naming the date and tram.
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DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURF, !
NEATHER BUREAU. ,

DEPARTMENT or AGRICULrURF,
WEATHER BUREAU.
san tRANCIsCu, March 10. 1897
Forecast for Ensuing Tw i.ty -four Hours.
For Northern CaIifomia-Fair. warmer. except
f-Et temperature changes in north portion: north
t. west winds Oh coast sou-hery IL the interior.
For Southern CaIfornia-Fair; slight tempera-
tr- changes; westerly winds,
Ior Washington and OTegou-Fair. light temper
tUre changes, except warmer in Western Oregon
sua en- upper coast; prevailing north TO west winds.
For Neyada-F Fair; slightly warmer
For Utah-Rain; .ght temperature changes
Ter san FrauciscO-tair weather; slight tempera-
tR.e changes
ROBERT T. KERKAN. chief OF Division.
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s25 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock P. II. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near KearEg, open until IL O'Clock midnight
339 Hayes STREET. open uEta 9 80 O'CLOCK; sos
Larkn street, open until 80 O'Clock; % Mission
street. open until O'Clock z. IL; and 1l6 Ninth
street. opAa un:fl 30 y. NJ.
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A Pastors Vacation,

Rev. and Mrs. S. V. Leech of Howard
street NJ. Z. Church will spend few weeks
of vacation at Pacific Grove. Mrs. Leeeb
has been sick, aud DIR. Leeeh will take a
respite from his heavy work. The Trustees
will supply the pulpit
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Lost his CuRbuttons.

c. Whittier has obtained. warrant to
search the room of Pauline Murray in a
house on Eddy street To ascertain whether
pair OF diamond CIVILIZATIONS, which are
valued at Si0O. are there. Butler lives In
the same house.
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBIyCATfoY oFFICE

Has larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" have direct
influence on the inhamed parts, giving relief / n
Coughs Colds and the various Throat troubles to
which Singers and Public Speakers liable. Sold
OnilL III LQr,s
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THE Daily MoRNING CALL

New York $50. BRENTANO BROS. Union Square
Chicago. ....... News Stand Palmer House
Aov Orleans. . ALLOT & JOU BERT,
1854 Common St
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TIE EASTERN OFFICE or THE CALL,
g Potter building, Sew York City. is provided with
f3,Sof California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
NcIt.siag rates and sample copies furnished.
T. X MISCH, Manager.
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The patrons OF the house OF j. III. Tobin, ia
Montgomery street. are hereby respectfulIv in
formed OF The receipt OF spring and summer
speciailes. Exclusive lines
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HOODS SarsapariIls. the most popular and sue.
cessful blood purifier before the public Is pre-
pared only by c. j. Hood & Co. Apothecaries,
Lowell, Mass, aud Is sold by all druggists
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Announcement

J.F.CUTTER'sOLD BoURBoN-Tais celebrated
WHISKY Is Tor sale BY all fisi-ciass druggists aud
gfoeefs 1rademark-star within a shield
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THE most eficacious stimuiant to excite the anne
lite is Ansostura Bitters the genuine OF DR. J. g.
b. Siegert Sons Al your druggists
INTPA u Inro pcs. swAIN,s 2l2 Snttar stras.
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ArcrInN sALEs TO-DAY.


rrrNIrrrr.-By N. ) simmons. at 1857 Market
e. atIl clock.
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BOOKS bought. King. IS Fourth street.

PALACE BATHS. enlarged, beaatlied. Warm
sea-water tubs and swimming. 7l5 FiIbert
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ny IT. Patrick's Day - xsers.a.
s<~S celebration, 1924 q. EE(IAllitS1
III. OF San Francisco under the 40 t\Akx{E, -
auspices of Division No. = will -lall~k ASKG> ~
have their twenty-third annual C-AAMEx(fA
ball and banquet at Grand Opera t$SE w
Hail THURSDAY EVENING
18th inst. Grand march at O'CLOCK Sister atvfs-
ions IN his city and throughout the State are cor
daily invited. The patrons OF the musical aud lit
erary exercises at the Grand Opera house who we
are ~ hearty aecori with In erecting n monume nj
TO the distinguished soldier. General Phiiip II
Sheridan viii please give csl. This affair will
De family reunion and In keeping with The most
iastidlous JOHN ). MEEHAS. President
nj. r. DoSLEAyY, Secretary. mrIe "
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HOLDING BEDS-EXAMINE OUR NO. 2O05;
mirTored, with large plate 1Sx40; walnut oak,
cherry and 18th century, cash price eisew here $50
our instament price reduced to $40 country orders
promptly attended TO. NJ. FRIEDMAN q CO, 22S
ard go Stockton ST. 237 Post cor Stnck on II
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nAN-YOU CAN CATCR A LADY SURE By
~ purchasing amerchaGt taioE-made pair OF dress
trousers for So ma lie by artist merchant tai Or
for SO ORIGINAL MISTIT CLOTHING PAR
LORS, cor. of Post ana Dupont SITS fell II
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MRS. NICHOLS, WHO Is so SUCCESSFULLY
w treating badness, VIII be office. So
1l70 Market ST., Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings for the benefit those who cannot obtain
treatment during tue day. fe2I limo
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EFELYN-YOU CAN REST EASY: ALTHOUGH
u your husband is short and fat we have q msr-
chant taiior-made suit overeoaJ 10 fit MIN for
Is. made by frst-elaSS merchant tailor for S35.
ORIGINAL MiSFlT CLOTHING PARLoRS. cor
Post and Dupont SITS. fell n
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VA ANTED-GOOD GENTLEMAN FRIEND ONE
W so. by lone, reliable. needy woman; view
matrimony. Address h S.. box 81. CALL Branch
Office. mrl7 3t&
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A TTESTION-BAD TENANTS ELECTED For
~ $40 and all costs paid: collections city or coun-
try. CoFFEY'S COLLECTION CO.. GOT 8ontgom-
cry st las 6mo
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A NTOINETTE PREPARATIONS FOR THE
a complexion and restoring gray hair old
French secrets; tested by best doctors chemists
here: first time sold in America NINE. MAR
Gland. room 50, ThurlOw BLOCK. fe2S e
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CLAIRVoYANTs.

MRS DR. NEWTON OF NEW YORK CITY
AVA Phreno Physoguomist. will tell YOUR char,
acter, what your life has been and what it will
pc; what PROFESSION, trade occupation yon Will
ee most successful in and HOW TO ACCUMULATE
FORTUNE She will reveal the secret OF yaur
selecting your affinity in matrimony and partner in
business No one should venture in either of taese
without consulting her. She Will save you untold
MISERY anu make ior you Doundless happiness. She
also tells the condition OF every organ in your body
wnat diseases You have tendency to aad how to
prevent saein, she Will tell you what you want to
KNOW and tell you facts In every case Letters an
sweTed; hours IL until 5; until 8. AZ Sixth St,
San Francisco. mr4 II
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RY CHANCE EMET IN THE PARK; IT WAS
- my new merchant tailor-made, natry overcoar
that did the business, which cost me Sl2 80 m ada
py a craeR merchant tailor for SIS. ORIGINAL
MISFIH CLOTHING PARLORS, cor Post and Du-
poRt st. feI7tf
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CPECIAL SALE OF LACE CURTAINS TAPPED
~ and tordered on both sides az ~, 10 q and 20
cents per yard, extra wide and worth a great deal
more also 54inch wide all over lace for short cur
tans at 20 cents per yard, worth ST. Chic 20 store
2i6 Sixth on
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W MATTHEWS, ATTORNEY. 33I MONTGOM
" cry ST., room /: estates probated: mechantcs'
liens toreclosed: advice tree. ta2Itt
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I A VERIrE BAZAAR. ITO MARKET, OVER
specially. mrI 6m
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SCIENTIFIC LADIES' TAILOR SYSTEM,
~ dress and coat cutting taught from the diameter
OF the ann eye no patent paste boards scales
used; can make dress while learning PRO
FESSOK MOLPOER. l2l Post St. room % mrI Rm
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4 RRIV ED-MAIE DE CAMCR. TIE WONDER
~ ful claiTyoyant and test medium that the East
ern newspapers have been making so much over
tells everything from the cradle TO the grave with
as much ease rs IL she had known you always. Call
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THE CALL CALENDAR,

MARCH, 1892.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

~ Dividend Notice-Diviiend No. 13.
az (hfty cents per shaTe) of the Oceanic Steam
ship Company will he payable At the ONCE OF the
company, 321 Market ST.. on and after Friday,
April !, 1892 Transfer-books Will close Friday,
March IS, 1892. at o'clock r. NJ.
mrl6 LIT + n. SHELDON, Secretary
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NJ OMAN WANTS A PLACE AS HOCSEkE EP-
w err; city or country: objection TO children;
frst-elass city references. Call for days at EOS
Second ST.. cor. Howard. mrl6 3t*
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ton. Not one failure. There is doubt that
Mime. de Camor is the greatest medium on earth.
Has been patroniZed b. all the most prominent bust
ness men and women from all parts of the world.
II you cannot call send GATE OF BIRTH lock of
hair and 81 by mail with stamp and have your
fortune written. Miners, locating mines a speciality
Call address J 20 Market ST.. rooms and 3
once hours-l0 A. TO p. NJ. felS I'm
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RUGGIST-YANTED. YOUNG MAN, WITH
II sons experience in drugstore; wages at first
$40 month, with room. Address Drugs, box lac,
CALL Branch Once. mrl7 2ts
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HELP MANrEn-coNTINuEp.

ll ANTED - Young GIRL TO ASSIST IN
w homework: wages $50. sos Fourteenth ST.,
bet. Noe and Sanchez mr16 2t*
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:
M ME. DR. THOMAS, CLAIRVoYANT, TEST
w medium and iife-reaGer; tells entire iife past
present, future: consultations all affairs nothing
excepted: name given valuable advice and sure
help; restores lost love By sympathy; mistake i'm
possible; diseases cured; fee 81; letter az. so
Kearny ST. 1Sly
THE ONLY FoRTuSE-TELLER IN THIS CoUN-
L try has returned TO san Francisco for a short
time; she tells You what you do not know; tells
You what you want to know; she Will not guess nc
anything. but give you facts: see her yourssIf ami
You will send your friends 100 Sixth ST. ia24tt
M RS. J, j. WHITNEY. CLATRy0YANr PEST
AVA medium and life-rsader. Turk Sc. sp25 q
IN CENTS WILL SEND TIE WEEKLY CALI.
" fer four months to any part CT the United
States
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Gs1 E0 FOR DOZEN CABINET PHOTO
" .OO graphs, one colcred free; frst-class work
guaranteed, at WILSON'S Gallery, ~ Kearny. j24 tt
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II IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CLOTHING JEW.
H elry and furniture H. BENJAMIN, 1046 How
6 N
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NOTICE or MERTING,.

NoAtSS oF
King soioInon's Lodge No. n
$50, + and A. Mall cor. Geary a
and steiner SITS Second degree THIS EVEN NY
ING, March IT. at 30 O'Clock. BY order OF w
the Master 1T L. p. PECK, Secretary.
~ CiIifornia Lodge No. !. r..
49, ., aa 1S A. NJ; win meet rnIs (rH6Ks- "a
Third degree. by order OF the Master w
1t FRANKLIN ii. DAY. secretary.
RSP Doric Lodge No. at6, II. and
t 5D A. D. III Eddy stalled meeting a
THIS THURSDAY EVENING. March II, %97
at O'Clock. First degree. All MasoBs are w
invited 10 attend ~ order OF the w NJ
IL ADoLPH kRoNBERG. Secretary
- Pacific Lodge No. i55, 4. .xza.Dy,1-
80 Q; @ F-Regniar meeting on TX
THURSDAY EVENING, March IL N<<SS<9E
Members are invited to be present and ~>-S1fTV>>~-
receive their tcSets for the Anniversary soeiar,,
TO DC held March "a No other way to get tickets
pleasant time anticipated BY order committed
- MI 10 At | y. A. HOLMES. ". G.
~ san Francisco Alliance No -
1~D L of st. l.. A OF CAl.-Brothers. Won -LlAA
are hereby notified 20 attend the semi TX
monthly meeting Of March, to be held in (lSx1N
n. X. b. Hall on THIS (THURSDAY1 SS5O
EVENING, March IL, at 1850 O'Clock. Tickets for
our annual picnic will be hand for distrIbn tom
among the members at this meeting. Per order
J. II. o'coNNoR, Secretary.
~ a. %. IL, Divis, ON o.. A~S<s~>
90 No 7-offcers and mem rEs1WiA3
bers OF Division No z. Ancient x~TSS 49,
Order OF Hihernians, are re- lslSAt\ EeSes[,s
quested TO assemble at Irish T. AZ S$3y<Cf L
American Hal. ST. PATRICKs s->-ss<>aa ~ ~
DAY, March II, at 10 30 O'Clock A NJ sbarn IN
participate In the procession and march TO wood
wards Gardens. where the exercises win be heId
All friends are cordially invited TO take part as
oihceEs and members is called TO section 10 article
13 OF the constitution. Zines for Observation-Disclosures
Will be strictly enforced.
NJ o'coSSELI. Secretary. If
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E. Z BAYLISS, General Manager.
Chronicle Building.
IeIephOne 043O. m n III
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g > TO SIS PER DAY-GOOD CANVASSERS
u wanted for weekly journal, address H, p. o.
box 2329, city mrl7 2t@
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-19
4 nIbIlanl.l.o rnucca.

A lady left some very precious first editions Of 8 GooG ia three volumes in a hausom while she went into shop-a risky thing in itself Co do When she caHle out of the shop she couldn't fud The hansom, which had been made to move on by policeman, and in despair took anotheg, and just saved ihe train which she had 70 catch at Charing Gross. After waiting for an hour and d half tho cabman thought there was something queer going on and endeav- cred to find his fare, without success of course. Tbsn he looked inside the cab, saw the books agd some parcels, and conveyed them all to Scotland Yard And here comes the pith of the story The lady applied the following day for her precious books and got them. It was suggested that she should pay a certain quite adequate sum as recom- peuse to the cabman But the lady was indignant. That sum, she averred, did not in any degree represent the percent age due on the enormous value of the tonnes. They were worth something stupendous. She mentioned what Quar- itch valued them at And quite cheer fully she paid sum that made com fortable nest egg for the cabman. She also made the Scotland Yard official understand something about books that he hadn't notion of before. London Vanity Fair
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-19
A cnr,e,ts C.rs.


 The cave temple of Karh, Hldia, i9 rightly considered one of the greatest wonders of the world This gigantic recess in the mountain ledge has been chiaeled by human hands from porphyry us hard as the hardest flint. The nave is i24 feet l,mY, 45 feet broad and l6 feet from floor to ceiling Before the entrance tO the temple stands monster stone elephant, upon whose back is seat, gG q colossal goddess, all hoEed from one solid bloc5 of stone Like tbe temple walls and the outside ornaments, every article uf adoruing sculpture on the .r- side is hewed from tho native rock.
 There are aisles on each side sep aratea frcm tho nave by oetagoual pil- lars of stone The capital of each pillar is Crow.ed With two l.ueelmg elephants, on whose bacis ase seated two t,.fures, yeprcs eufine tbe Givmities to &b6m tl,e temple s lelicot These figures are perfect and uf beautiful features. as in- deed are al the approximations of deitie5 and liF.Mties Iu this peculiar temple.
 The responsiveness SO characteristic oi modern HiHdoo aud Chinese pagodss is here wholly wanting Each figure is true tJ life, or rather Co art, there be- ing TO mythical half horse half man or beast birds deiiclcl in tlhs underground wonder of ka.i This wundrous under ground pa5oda CT cave temple has been standing puzzle for the learned ar chseologists of both Europe and Asia for the last 2,509 years, and is gs murh of an enigma today as il was in the time of ColiUcius, Philadelphia Press