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The morning call., 1892-02-08
THE MORNING CALL
rrnIICArIoN OFFICE:

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-02-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

COLORED WOMAN AND HER SON II YEARS,
- want place to cook In coui try. Can be inter
viewed at c. r. HANSEN & IS, no Geary.fe7 Ut
NOR RELIABLE HELP GO TO MISS PLUM
I KETT 424 Suffer ST., near Powell telephone
2272- fe7 81
CuTUATION WANTED FOR a SUPERIOR GER
- man COOK; 20-mOHth reference from last
place J. F. CROSETT CO, 3l2 Suffer st. 1t
YOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO
j homework. Cali 5ll Fourth st. feS 3t~
YOUNG WIDOW. WITH CHILD YEARS
! wishes position as housekeeper; trifer need
apply. NJ. :. 339 Hayes a.. CALL Branch II"
YOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO
] c.amDerwork and sewing. 1903 Polk St, near
Suffer. feS 3t+
NORTH GERMAN GIRL WISHES A SITUATION,
~ upstairs work and sewing Call 1891 Folsom.S 81
TERMAN GIRL WANTS A POSITION AS PLAIN
II cook and light homework IN small family;
wages $50 to SO. Address c., Box 81, CALL
Branch once. feS 2t~
COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION
y 10 do cooking, small washing light homework in
a private family; city or country. Call ll42 How
ard St. feS 2t*
C,OMPETENT WOMAN WISHES WORK by THE
Y day washing and Ironing or hOusework. Call
for days, l22O Green st. fe9 2tt
WANTED . CHAMBERMAIDS; 4 WAIT
w resses; 2 housekeepers; 20 girls for housewOrk
526 kearny ST, Room T. feS 2t*
COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES A POSITION
y rs bousekeeper; has child years old best of
references Appy 3 10 Cough ST. fes ITS
WOMAN WISHES WORK BY THE DAY. $50
w Geary st. it,
t,IRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO GENERAL
~ houseworK. AZ Louisa ST., near Fourth. It,
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- Mrs. Windows Soothing syrup"
Has been used fifty years by millions OF moth
ers Tor their children while teething with perfect
success. 1t sOothes the child, softens the gums,
allays pain, cures wind collie regulates the bowels
and is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arts ing
from teething or other causes. For sale by drug
gists In every part Of the world. BE and ask
for Mrs. Wlnsow's Soothing syrup. twenty-five
cents bottle.
SUDDEN CHANGES OF THE WEATHER often cause
Pulmonary, bronchial, and A,thmatc troubles
"Erojru's bronchial 7Iochss" viii allay the irritation
which induces coughing, giving immediate relief.
I>rFA Irlnce pies. swA1>'s. 2l8 Suffer street
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EOUND-THE BEST VARIETY OF MUSICAL
i Instruments in the State: low prices: large
stock: satisfaction guaranteed Pioneer Music store
z. Q. KEEN =. ThirG st cor Market
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NOW IS TIE TIME YOU SHOULD HAVE
- your sra.skin coat dyed and made up Of the
latest stvIe; we dye them with the London dye
within l 2 days. best TT guaranteed. ROYAL Cloak
House, ST Market St, Academy o. science BaiId-
Ing lei o.
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THE ONLY FORTUNE-TELLER II THIS COUN-
L try has returned to san francisco for q short
time; she tells what you do not know; she tells
you what you want TO bEow; she Will not guess At
anything. but give yOU facts her yourself aad
you " I'll send your friends 100 Sixth 81 ja2+ Il
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81 Occidental Lodge, No. 20. II. q
H. and q. II. Will meet THIS (MbN--EN.
DAY) EVENING, the Stn inst, at 1880 Xxx
O'Clock Tor third degree BY order Of the/ v y
Master. Iltl Il. JONES, Secretary.
~ King Soiomon's Lodge, No. q
Ish' 200, T. and A. NJ, hall Cor. Geary and IA
steiner sts-SncOnd degree THIS EVEN Xxx
ING. February 9th, az so O'Clock. By/ " y
order OF the Master. IT. l. T. PECK, Secretary.
T~-6s san Frame. o Chapter, No. !, &
lB-G ROYAL Arch MaSoas. meets THIS "a
ENENING for VI. Vi, degree. All cOmpaE- Xxx
ions 10 good standing are invited. ~
il j. q. PRINCE, secretary.
~ The Regular Monthly Meeting of
- the ~t-ve i0res' Protective Union VIII be
held at the Grand opera Hal 1877 Miss on ST. ,
THIS iMONDAl) EVENING, February 3, 1892 at
O'Clock sharp. All members are requested 10 be
present L. WARD, frtslue u.
r. L. GEARY Secretary. II
fF--g5s Notice to in PuHIic-We Have one
80 u the largest and Fl est halls IN the CITY TO
let with . large society rooms attached. MADI-
sos q b KkE, G26 Market ST. fc6 II
80 Annual slreting-Ehe Annual Meet
aS ing Of the stockholders of the Druids' Han
Society VIII he HeId IN the library, Druiis Han.
4l3 suffer st.. on MOS DAY ~ ESING, February
sth, AT > O'Clock Tor The election OF Board OF Dl-
rectoTs and Tor such other business rs may come
before The meeting.
fe26s JOHN II. KNARSTON, Secretary.
-
The morning call., 1892-02-08

~ SILKS, SeaSklnS and sealetue cloaSS. also carp
furniture lacecurJains blankets. and foldi1x-5stS
at II. FRIEDMAN q cos. 225 and $50 Stockton
st Why pay ready money when yea can bay ja7s
as cheap by making q small cash payment down.
balance weekly or mOEthiy2 An inspection OF our
stock Is respectfully solicited: orders by mail Tor
goods or samples promptly attended to g23 aud
The morning call., 1892-02-08

pEAUlY-THE COMPLEXION IS EEAUTY'S
ID chief charm. Ladies, why have wrinkles, PIN
pies and saliOWness? II you place yourself under
my treatment l Will remove every trace Of them
are harmless and viii keep the complexion in youth
iul beauty. Ladies can use my preparations at homo
with perfect success MRS K. L. FULTON 422
Post ST. jl23 "
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DIFFICULTIES with the liver and kidneys, causing
pains in the back assitude and general weakness
readily cured by Hoods SarSaparilla, the
great regulating medicine. Sold by all druggists
The morning call., 1892-02-08

/ ARGE STOCK TRIMMED HATS AND MIL
i iiHery trimmings al sacrifice. MRS r. II.
JONES, l. 04 q 1905 Stockton, and 2O0U Fillmore.
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MARION GLACE: FRENCH BUSBUNS;
" pastry; iee-cream; telephone $40 MIDON,
los Powell St ial2If
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- bro1deres consisting OF narrow, medium and
wide widths; artistic designs at very low pTices
ranging from to SOC: asO including sklTtiGg and
apron widths from 3 to ACE all or which are away
under regular prices. CHICAGO STORE 2l6
Sixth st. tel u
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al LADIES CONSULT TIE CELEBRATED
Il female specialfst MRS DIR GWYER, 3IIt -
Hyde st; private home for patients, with every
couforr faI2t
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NENUINE SPECS EYE-G LASSEs, l5c Up. 70
II Fourth ST., next to bakery; sundays 725 Mar
ket IN celebrated ladies' dry-goods store; don't
forget the number fe4 7t*
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A DVICE FREE on ALL LEGAL MATTERS A
\ speciality; marriages anpuiisd, quick qulesi
suits commenced in any county: coiecsiOAs cams
manages liens attachments, etc. enforced; legal
documents prepared; suits Of every description
no charge unless successful: criminal au1 civil
lawyers practiclng in all the courts established ID
wears: reference5, banks and business houses e.
IS HOWE 81 CO. attorneys and cOunsel Or5-a--llW.
$50 Market ST.. corner Stockton SeZJ x
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IOOK-KEEPER WANTED FOR WHOLESALE
ID house: responsible middlc-aged man. under
standing Span sA preferred: good reference or bond
eXnacred. Address T.. Box .. this Office. fel 70
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MONEY LOANED on ARTICLES; EYERYOs
4h scriprOn OF collateral; old gold and silver
bought COLENAN'S. 81 Sd St. san Francisco mss
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ILAIRVOYANT q SILVER, BET. SECOND
I aud Third ladies only; fee 70 cents ie7 3t%
The morning call., 1892-02-08

T HAD A TOOTH so TENDER CrHE NERVE
L was nearly exposed) II would hardly bear touch
ing The Boston Dental Assn OF - POTeH ST., Dy
their new process excavRted and flied 1t without
pain f. W. JOY. Druggist, Post and Mason cod x
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J.F.CUTTERsOLD BOURBON.-This celebrated
whisky for sale by all firsl-class druggists aud
grOcers. 1iademark-staT within shield.
The morning call., 1892-02-08

COMPETE T TRAVELLING SALESMAN WITH
I experience wanted for wholesale cOmmiss ION
house; good salary. Address w, BOX Il THIS OF
Gee fc7 p
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SCIENTIFIC LADY TAILOR SYSTEM-PRO-
y FESSOR MALPAR will give free lessons in
dresscutJing until February 7th: no chart scale or
machine used; can make your dresses while learn
ing. lady -m attoul nee ALs kear.E Rom 3 II n
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nRAMATIC INSTRUCTION FOR SPECIAL
~ performance; Iad!es ana gentlemen wanted;
reasonable terms Address Immediate Box ia,
or Branch once feT ~
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VdF INDEPENDENT ORDER or AMERICAN
i Bakers viii supply ali master BAKERS with first
class help. Apply JOHN SHARKEY, l43 Third.7 -
The morning call., 1892-02-08

4 GENTS WANTED either SEN TO SELL
y the Family Butter Refrigerator; retailS for 50
cents; easy to sell; big iudHCemeut to active
parties; sample by mall 400 Ninth st. jal6 ~
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4 IL PRIVATE DISEASES, BAD BLOOD NERV-
y Gus debility, detects: cure guaTSat'd: $500 for
leIt only klcorl DisnensArE. 22a kaarnE. rrae LIZ
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4 TTENTJON-BA TENANTS ELECTED FOR
y $40 and all costs paid; collections city or cOun
try COFFEN'S COLLECTION CO, 6O7 MoutgOm-
cry st. isS Stno
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"A ANTED-A FEW GOOD SALESMEN TO SELL
w watches and jeWery instsImeuts: IN city
and country: must nave security and references:
good Inducements TO good men. Imperial Jewelry
Company, 20 U'Farrell 81. jaS 4
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HEAD WAITER, FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, SEE
II boss here: 2 hotel walters, $50; hotel COOKS
$50 and $50: 10 laborer5 city work, $50 and 80
and found; lab0rers for sewer work. 81 > a daE
2 farmers, $25 carpenter and shoemaker 5oV per
wear and found, for Catholic institution Ia Mon
tana, middle-aged Catholic preferred. K. l. WARD
& co. sos aud s D Gay 81. lie q
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N ANTED-GIRL FOR COOKING AND GEN
W eral housework in small family. app 1[9 9I
To . AT IL O Suffer st. 4ct -
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u ANTKD-BOY TO HELP BUTLER IN PRIV
" ate family wages SIS and FOUND MlSo
\ !. 4 Snflnr lie u
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WANTED WAITER 10 TAKE CHARGE
W nights; small restaurant; $I2 week. HOTEL
GAZET T.. 420 Kearny. ~
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TTEsTCLASs TAILOREss on CUSTOM COATS.
II Apply Monday. 1872 Sherman ST. on IosSoh'
bet Sixth aad seventh re- -
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4 OLORED HEAD WAITER, $50, AND COLI
\ Ored walters s35. for same country MOTEL; z
cooks country restaurants. 80; coiored waiter
country hotel. $50: Japanese cook, country, SZO;
gardener. near city. $50; cheesemaker, so and
fonn = O. z HANAEN q co, 10 6eary ST. feI y
The morning call., 1892-02-08
UNFIT MoErUARY SYMBOLS.

"No broken column, or imperfect shaft, or
overturned Urn, OF burned-out torch ought
to be used as a symbol over his grave. lie
remains with Us to-day the incense Of a
seasoned soul pouring out alteration before
God. He burns light for US to-day higher
and more enduring than he held or han
q ID for ID, w nlIn here On earth.n
The morning call., 1892-02-08

"A ANTED-ENGLISH COACHMAN, AND WIFE
" as coos references required: camp COOK. StV'
waiter for restaurant $40 COOK pain leS't.i ~
LNR N 4 n ANUNEIS. go suffer 81. ~
The morning call., 1892-02-08

rTAILURS WANTED-DO YOU INTEND TO SIT
1 on the bench all your life? Why not learn cut
hinge Two Of the best systems in the world to
select from Write or call for particulars san Fran
Manager. jas I'm
The morning call., 1892-02-08

A ANJED - lEADY INDUSTRIOUS MAN;
" will be required 10 keep plain accounts, collect
etc : pays from SIS TO S25 a week; cash required
$50 POOL & Co, his Market ST. IL
The morning call., 1892-02-08

C,INGLF FURNISHED ROOMS-PER DAY. 25c
> soc. Use: week, 81 to 50; open all night. Waldo
House, 1913 Market Sc. res ~
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A DOLLAR WILL BUY MORE GOODS OF
a same quality at SMi THIS Cash store, % -
Front ST. san Francisco, than any place IN tne
The morning call., 1892-02-08

kSl NJ. ALLlNGHAM. ARTESIAN NELI-BORaR
" $50 FIIth ST., W. cor Howard dell ~
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49, ,v,Nrrp-CoSTINUED.

N~~~~-~-~>~-~e~
CIRL FOR SECOND WORK; REf Enc IS - otS
" Scott ST. German preferred. Ieo -
CTFL- FTRST-CLAsS DREssMAKER. %
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I,ANTFD-A FIRsT-CLAss CUTTER AZ D FIT
p.,,,It,,r .I,rilef fe6 81
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IIFI, FOR LIGHT HUUsEwORK; WASHING
I ] given out. 1927 Powell 81. re- =
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L,ITUATION WANTED BY 4 FIRST-CLASS
> garden r; good references. Address g.. Kox
I6l9 CIR pra1cn Once fe7 It's
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1,LERKs SEEKING POSITIONS AS statesmen,
OsalesladeS copyists booA-keeperS. stenoS rapner5
rtaln rIe1n EIerks bureau 3O5 Kearny. r. l. - 30
The morning call., 1892-02-08
INTERCHANGEABLE.

C,ITUATION WANTED BY FIRsT-CLAsS SHOE
= maker lately from the East; best Of references
given. Address 5Il Fourth ST. feS IT.
The morning call., 1892-02-08

nRFSSMAKER WANTS FEW MORE ENGAGE
~ ments by the dly highest reference aH2teS'
Mo ista
The morning call., 1892-02-08

(lLARNOYANT, CARD-READER AND MAG
y netic healer; circles Tuesdays ana Thursdays;
sittings daily. 62S Webster ST. take Hayes-st.
fel Gan,
M RS DIR. L. T. KNAPP, SPIRITUAL. PHYSI.
4'I ciani all diseases successfully treated
pay; questions by mail answered; Sttings daily;
test circles Monday and Friday: developing Tues
day and Thursday. 142 Seventh st. jas IT
M RS. j. }. WHITNEY, CLAIRVOYANT, FEjF
w medium and nfe-reader. Turk ct AD25 u
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DUTLER, OF LONDON, WEST END AND CLUB
! experience, will attend lunches, suppers balls
receptions in or out or TOWN: terms by hour day or
week; speaks French; writes accurate menus:
height over feet. Ii. b., at MRS. IEMPLA's. 10
McAiliSter st., :. T. les ~
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I OOK-KEEPING, IS MONTH; WRITING, WITH
- arithmetic, 81. BURGESS, s6Z8 MontZomery
ctr
The morning call., 1892-02-08

Y DUNG MAN, EXPERIENCED IN LUMBER
yard and pauing-mill, wants any Kind OF posi-
ton with chance OF advance: speaks ami WI ties En-
glsh and German well; good at hgures. L. T. j.,
Box l., this Office. lei 3tT
The morning call., 1892-02-08

IrANTED-VINEYAR AND PRUNEk, $50
W 10 SO and board and fare paid; 3DocA-IhAH
and quarrymeu 81 % per day; also farmers, ii ~
- I, 70, "a ~, : 20 a;.1e CIV st IL
The morning call., 1892-02-08
NorICE or MEETlNGs.

I,rFA lrpce pies. SWANS. 2l8 sut
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MALE HELP WANTED.

IA ANTED - GARDENER, $50 AND FOUND
wooq-choppsrs soc. 81 IS cord; miner 10 ana
found: nurserymln, $40 stabieman $50 ana Iound.
driver for mIik-Wagon; blacksmith; wood-worAeT
aud others. Apply to j. +. CROSETI d %" 3+o
SacrlLnaurn u
The morning call., 1892-02-08

C.-- PER MONTH-STEADY RELIABLE MAN
- y wanted in light. pleasant business; must
have Sl5U cash. experience not necessary. 40
Eparnv st., Room 3. H.
The morning call., 1892-02-08

NIME. MOREAU, 70 FOURTH ST.. FORTUNE
vi teller ciarvoyant; liTcreadcr; fee 25c. fec ST"
AIME EXODUS, CLAIRVOYANT, HAS RE-
w moved to 4 Taylor ST. Room o; fee 5Oco2l II
NINE. DIR. THOMAS. SCIENTIFIC REVEALER
vi by eggs aud cards tells entire life past, present
future; consultations on all affairs, nothing ex-
certed; name given, valuable advice and sure help;
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impoSStble
diseases curel: les 81: letter s.. 30 KearnY 3 "
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-21
GOOD PLAN FOR SHOPPING.

Christmas shopping Is more often
than otherwise serious burden, and is
also likely to prove AS much of q con-
fusion as it is laborious process. The
following is the plan of . clever wo-
man who declares that by her simple
method she has eliminated all that 10
either vexing o. overtaxing IN regard
to 1t. Early in the season she makes
out a list OF persons to whom she wants
to give presents. AS she makes up her
mind what che wants to give each per-
son she sets down whatever it is oppo-
site the name. Then whenever she
finds it convenient to get any of these
gifts she does so. and at once inscribes
and addresses the article and places il
in large drawer which she keeps ex.
pressly for the purpose. She says that
since she has adopted this plan Christ
mas is JOY and delight, whereas be.
fore 1t was q time that she dreaded
az sort Of dead sea fruit which she
was bound to cat annually. It's not
too late to make book of this kind
servicable. Ii should be small enough
so that it can be conveniently carried
IN order that 1t may be at hand both as
a reminder and TO jot down such MEM
oranda as may be desired to have.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-21

G. Z. Ovefmsn Of Washington 10 .
guest ~ the Noxton- Mr.. ossrman 10
one Of the manufacturers OF The Nastor
pneumatic safety Tie 10 ANAL man
and most of The hairs OF his head are
aDssns without leave, but Mr.. ossrman
knovs more about bicycles than some
men that welgn 500 pouads and cave =
Psderewski ore top. He doesn't ride
wheel himself file - too shrewd Tor
that sort OF thing. He ootslned ms
vhst fund Of Information cy Watching
other men ride them.
Washington 10 probably as enihu-
sisstic . city for wheeling - there - 10
he found on the continent, be eaid
last evening 10 . reporter Tor ihf
EERALp, as he carefully smoothed the
wrinkles out OF = copy Of Town iopier-
III Is really surprlslpg the uses 70
which bicycles are being put. Hundreds
OF persons ride them tor amusement
and Thousands for the practical benefit
derived from them. May merchants
arc uslng them In place II delivery
wagons-dealers in dry goods ana fur
nishlng goods. Florists use them Alto
gether in delivering flowers To their
customers. Wherever they have been
tried they hsve been found 70 he an
excellent eubstitute for the wagons.
Nobody would attempt 70 deliver .
steam engine or . barrel OF sugar
by means of one of them, out IA hand
ling light parcels they surpass any
thing else. OF course Washington's
125 miies of Asphalt streets has some
thing TO do with the popularity OF eye
ling there; bus il - popular every
where. The demand for wheels 10
really surpriaing and next year will zee
. wonderful advancement IN public
interest.
Several new Improvements in wheels
vii. be put on the market next spring.
Nearly every manufacturer in the
country 10 ut work perfecting the
pneumatic tire. An effort 10 being
made to make the pneumatic more re-
liable. IL is by far the best tire ever
invented; but it cannot always be re-
lied upon. ! have little faith IN the
slliptical sprocket that so many wheel
men are pinning their faith TO. can't
eco anything to be gained by il. The
line of power is simply the diameter OF
the sprocket. and IT does not seem 70 me
that there 10 any improvement made
in cutting of enough OF the circle to
make IT elliptical." Frank LEM. who
10 making . tour around the world on
. bicycle for "Outing" uses Victor
pneumatic, and Mr.. Overman thinks
young LEM has just about started on
his trip through Japan.
G. G. Hamilton of Now York 10 at the
Morton. Mr.. Hamilton will remain in
the city and meet his wife. who is the
leading soprano in the Robin Hood
company. While discussing De Koven's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-21
NO FRUIT FROM III.

Tomorrow the much talked-about
International monetary conference will
DO convened in Brussels. The United
States commissioners arrived in Lon
don yesterday and will proceed at once
to tho place of conference. Very little
is expected to result from the confer.
ence owing to the restrictions placed
upon the British commission. This
commission 10 authorized only to be
present to take part in the discussion.
It is not empowered to agree to any
thing. So when the conference ehall
have extended into tho weeks it will
have arrived at no settled determine.
ton, simply because the British com.
missioners are powerless to subscribe
10 anything definite. 1t Is quito Ger.
tain that 90 far IS remedying any dc.
fects in the present monetary system
may be concerned the conference will
be fruitless.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-21

One Of the questions that 10 disturb
ing the railway managers il to ix .
satisfactory schedule of rates for pas
senger traffic between New York and
Chicago during the worlds fair. At
meeting Of the trunk line presidents
held in New York last Thursday il was
made manifest that there IL no dlspo-
ation to mako radical concessions IN
the matter of rates. The very best
terms proposed were an average re-
duction Of twenty per cent in present
rates, and that reduction to be limited
TO trains making the run from New
York to Chicago IN thirty-fivs hours.
When this decision had been announced
. committee from the New York Cham
Der of Commerce appeared before the
president and requested that the rates
be so adjusted IS to extend like favor
able privileges for the benefit Of such a.
will desire to visit New York. This re-
quest was not received with any
marked degree OF favor. The fact
Of the matter Is that tho presidents
take into consideration the heavy addi-
tonsl expenditures for the purchase
Of rolling stock and terminal improve
ments, and are anxious to secure re-
turn of the capital from next years
enormously swollen traffic For this rea-
con they do not take kindly to the
proposed one-fsrs schedule. The rate
from New YORK. by "limited" trains
10 $50. A reduction OF twenty per cent
brings The one-way fare to SIG, and
this il ~ low as they feel justified in
making the rate. I:wIll not meet with
popular approval. This rate will be
used as the basis for making rates from
intermediate points. aud the public
will not be satisfied with anything less
than . positive reduction, amounting
90 one fare for the round trip. Even
this Will De looked upon AZ extortion-
ate by those that bad the advantage
OF the remarkably low excursion rates
TO the Centennial exposition at Pills
delphls. 10 . prooabls that the ulti-
mate solution OF the puzzle viii be
found 10 be the popular cheap excur-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-21
END or raE srRrxE.

Capital has again trlumpned over
labor. The Homestead strike IS ended.
The cost to the company has been mil
lions; to the men even more than to
the company. with added personal sac
rifices and final humiliation. The
record OF tae year has been one OF un-
broken defeat for TIE men and OF cores
pondiag triumph for the masters The
lesson 10 DC learned from this record
10 that violence TO person and property
10 the forerunner OF disaster to them
that employ il. Every strike, whether
for real or imagined grievances. which
has been Redeemed by the shedding of
human blood. has resulted in failure.
The strike OF the future must. as Mr..
Powderly has well said, be the strike
At the ballot box. With the history of
the Homestead strike every reader
- familiar. The awful trag-
edy that startled the whole CIV
ilixed world is yet fresh in mind.
The like of it never before carkened
the homes OF American wage-earners.
and man a guiding destiny prevent its
repetition. For months organized labor
in ali parts of the country has been
pouring its contributions into the
Homestead relief fund. For months
determined and desperate men have
remained idle. spurred on 10 stand i'm
movable, by the delusve hope that the
company would cspitulats. The end
has como and hundreds Of workmen
will be compelled to stare winter in the
face with no relief fund, no work and
no prospect of work. The sympathy Of
oil will he with the unfortunate men,
vii e.the menrea!ly responsible for the
awful tragedy VI July will DO lost TO
slght.