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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-05
RASCALLY RODENTS.
Why Rat Terriers Are Necessity About
the Central Park Nenagerie.

Why Rat Terriers Are a Necessity About
the Central Park Menagerie.
Few Of the many people who visit the
Central Park menagerie know why a rat
terrier is to be found in one or another of
the Enclosures in which the elephants are
confined. The majority. doubtless, think
there is something almost cruel about it.
As a fact, it is fun to the terrier and a pro-
lection to the elephant. 1t is really an
eXemplfication Of the fable Of the lion and
the mouse. There are no greater pests than
the rats. These small, rascally rodents
have found that the feet of the elephants
are excellent eating. and have no hesitation
in gnawing at them when the animal lies
down, and, owing to its chained
condition, is unable to defend itself
against its puny enemies. This is
particularly the case with Tip" who
owing to his vile temper and murderous
habits. has TO be securely chained. The
rats in few nights would make this mon
ster perfect cripple were it not for Clip .
the terrier, who is always lOnsened at night,
and woe betide the adventurous rat that
ventures out On a quest for tid-bt of ele-
plant toe. Tip, rogue though he is, knows
his good little friend, and allows him to
curl up on the uneaten hay close beside his
pOnder0uS body, and when there is dash
across the pen, followed by mortal squeak,
he takes no notice OF il, except perhaps
opening one eye in lazy way, and then,
knowing that he is safe for the night,
be trumpets a small vote of thanks to his
tiny friend, and gives himself up TO undis-
turbed dreams of Indian junges.
Lately the rats have changed their base
of operations. 1t was found that they were
gnawing into the thick hide of the rhin-
oeeros. Fanny, the Scotch terrier, who
really rules the deer-hOuse and is one of the
best TatterS in the world, was brought into
requiSitiOn. She was locked up in the
mammal-house, and her first night there
was one Of joy. Fanny is most method
zeal canine When the house was opened
in the morning she had pile of twenty
seven rats in the middle of the floor, and
was wagging short tail in almost an hys-
terical manner. After greeting her master,
Phil Holmes, she seemed to remember
there was something else to do, and taking
one of the dead rats in her mouth she ran
off to where her litter of pups was, lust in
the rear of the camel-shed. She carried
four there for the little ones to play with.
For the last week Fanny has guarded
the rhnOeerOs SO well that not a new bite
has been seen on the animal, but every
morning there Is diminished heap Of dead
rats on the floor. There are places in the
menagere where the rat is doing great
damage. In the pigeon there are
some rare birds-the Mo0rhees pigeon from
Seringapatam and the American "passen-
GER pigeon, which seems to have nearly
died ont with the buffalo Both these birds
breed plentifully in the menagere, but as
soon as the young ones are hatehed the rats
carry them away.-New ork special to the
Globe Democrat.
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TIE MAss-MEErING To-NIGHr.

A more important public meeting has not
been held ia San Francisco in many years
than that announced for this evening. Tire
purpose Of the meeting is to place on record
a protest against the bood!er in public life.
For some years past it Is well known that
the voters on election day have only had
eli ice between two tickets, both nominated
bv the same agency. Whether the Repub-
hcans or Democrats won the boodler re-
NAMED in control We thought the Dem
Ccyatic Legislature OF 1855 was as bad as
legislative body coulI we'll be, but we found
last year thar By changing the political
character OF tie Lawmakers We had effected
no Improvement in their mode. In b0tn
eases Tie members, with few honorable
exceptions, were nominated in the interest
Of aspirauts for the United States Senator
ship, WIKI apparently an understanding that
when tile duty Of elecJing a Senator was
performed they might nelp themselves to
anything in ght. The meeting tonight is
to enter protest against the continuance
OF these methods Il IS also TO impress
upon the public mind the danger Of permit
ting political bosses to control tie State
ana municipal government. Ii is especially
intended TO cali public attention TO the
methods Of nominating judicial officers,
which has resulted in impairing the conf
d-uee In the public in the independence Of
cur courts OF justice. 4 more pOrtentous
evil than this cannot exist in a republic. A
dispositions 10 abide by court decisions Will
u5t long survive a belief ,hat the courts are
corrupt, But can the honesty Of Judge
Oe relied upon when lie las to 20 before
political boss and ask for a nomination.?
Can We expect our best men 70 enter public
lie when promotion depends upon the
favor OF one man or a clique Of men who
have private Interests TO serve? We trust
the meeting tonight will DO something to
purify the political atmosphere. Let the
speakers make Il known as the opinion Of
our people that the use Of money to control
conventions and legislative bodies is in
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DONE IN MALICE.

Suits by Property Holders for Unwar-
rAnted Prosecutions.
John Harrington has sued Patrick f.
Dundas, James GiIleran, Edward Owens
and James Corcoran to recover $1,000 dam
ages for alleged malicious prosecution. He
AYERS that they had him arrested for dig
ging up portion of Winthrop street with
out having obtained permission from the
Superintendent of Streets. The case was
tried in tie Police Court and the charge
dismissed. W. f. Gaffney and jeremiah
Seally also OF Winthrop street have like
wise sued the defendants for the same
amount of damages
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Police Commissioners.

The Police Commission met last night
with Commissioners Alyord and Tobin and
Chief Crowley answering the roll-call
Commissioner Burns has not yet returned
from his trip to Mexico, but is expected
back within the next ten days.
At the request of ex-Officer Kelly the
hearing Of his charges against Sergeant
Whitman was continued for "A week.
Officer Shanahan was fined $50 for being
under the influence of LIQUOR while on duty.
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A saioon-Keeper dashed Out Of Town.


Considerable excitement prevails over the
forcible expulsion from the village of
Charestown, Clark County, Ind. of one
Simeon Robinson, proprietor of a saloon, by
the women temperance crusaders of the
town, who assembled In front of Robinson's
GROCERY and threatened him with personal
violence if he did not leave at once. The
warning was delivered in such a strong
manner that Robinson hogan 10 pack UP his
spirituous effects. and before 10 o'clock in
the evening he had turned his back upon
the place, leaving for parts as yet unknown.
He was escorted TO the confines of the vii
lage by large crowd Of crusaders, who ac-
celebrated his movements by occasional lash
1ngs with whips across the shoulders
CbaTlestown has for many years been
TEMPERANCE town until a week ago, when
Robinson defantly opened up there and was
fast Turing the young men of the place into
his den. 1t was ascertained that Robinson
was doing business without license
Globe Democrat
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w. NJ. Park of Foxcroft, Me-, shot buck
and doe with one discharge OF his gun re-
Gently while hunting near that town. He
did not see the doe when he fired, but when
he went forward to secure the buck which
he had hit he was surprised to find a doe by
bis side. His gun was loaded with a heavy
charge Of buckshot, and two of them had
entered the doe.
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80 Montgomery street. near Clay. open until II
O'Clock r NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: TO Market
sire r near Kearny. open uati - O'clock midnight
Ssg Hayes SIRE {, open uatu 50 O'Clock; COS
I.lrs.n street, open until 6 80 O'clock 25l5 Mission
street. open uatn Q o'clock p. 81: ana 10 Ninth
49, ---l m---- Q IN y.
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Lecture bx Rev. ME-. Ronner.

The lecture, Gods Law, Like for Like,
or Retaliation" which was to have been
delivered on December 10th. but was post
poned on account OF the weather, will be
given by Rev. j. A. Rooney, o. p, at St.
Dominie's Church, corner of Bush and
Steiner streets, tomorrow evening at s
~
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NOTICEI

A,1 Of our patrons lcdo fad 10 ind THE
MORNING CALL for sale By train-boys
O5Ucor5er a faror Jy notifying this office Of
utJact, naming the date and train.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Book keepiug-Haye Had 25 Years
49, practical experience as an accountant: I'm a
short time can make any thorough book
Keeper: "See My Addition" TARR, Expert Room
49, ITO Market st. ia5 limo
E|7s5s DIR. Dunlap, Clair, oy ant and Mep-
h5~S netic healer. diagnoses diseases without
questionsi all Kinds OF diseases treated success
fnlly roots and herbs used. 1922 Mission St d29 i'm
~ Books bought and sold. Il ing Hros
S~0 Fourth st.. near Market. Inr27 N
- Bad Tenants Elected for S4. CoiIec
49, lions made. city or country. PACING Collection
company, ozo Calnornla 81. Room & de22 tf
RS Whitening Rooms. s. UP; Paperinr.
@~o 80 up. GEO. HARTMAN, BIB Third ST. u Kin
~ Miss Annie Fay Has Opened Ele-
- CANT dressmaking parlors at lO3 Post. d23 6m
~ Dr. Nellie Observation-Disclosures, liver
lr~S and Stomach successfully treated Neryous
diseases specially No medicine used Diseases
diagnosed without questions. Hours from . to &
Removed IRON Flood Building 603 Halgnt street
cor Steiner. san Francisco. deI5 I'm
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THEY WILL WAIT.-The Russian Ladies' So
ciety viii raise funds I'm aid OF the starving Rus
sian peasan.ry. providing a favorable reply b,
received from The American Minister at ST. Pc
teisburg 10 their letter forwarded Yesterday ask.
lug whether foreign aid would be permit Ted.
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large quantity of amber. particularly
the eoarser kind. is exported TO China,
where it is used in the form of powder in
incense. 1t is used also In the manufacture
Of varnishes for carriages, builders and
photographers.
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DbTLY CALL GacudIaE Sardays1, SIS FER year 'y
man lastpaid: IS cents per week, or % cents pF
calender month through carriers. DAILY CalA-'
i've copies three mouths So -. SON - -. -,
sixteen pages, 81 80 per year postpaid > - -
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, = 90 itI ar i'eS1'
-.s+,oid CInbs of ten fseut 10 one address,, SIC.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL
81, l.,.-- i.iliinc New York CITY. is provided with
[-,s al. for advert sing rates and sample copies.
+ X MISCH, Manager
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THE DAILY 2IoENING CALL

FOX cALE Al
>r7 Yor.. .BRENTANo BROS. Union Square
,.,.s.,.. News stand Palmer houSe
~. ,>-l.',,s GAlL8T a JOCBERT,
->'" N'--''9 lI5Is Common st.
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Week Of PRAYER.

Plym outh Congregational Church, Post
street, near Buchanan, will observe the
Week of Prayer" to-day, Wednesday,
Tharsd ay and Friday at half-past o'clock
In the evening.
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CoX's GELATINE.-I725 1891. Checkered
packets only. The original and best gelatine.
ASK for new and large packet
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J.F.CUTTER's0LD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all frst-class druggists aud
gTOceIs. Trade maTk-staT within Shield.
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THE Palace Salt Water Tub and Swimming,
713 Hilbert street. are now open for the season..
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DISEASED CALyEs.-Market Inspectors seized
and confiscated yesterday five diseased calves
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ArcrIox SALES TODAY.
- c.IL CALENDAK.

-TrnN1rueE.-By A l. Cresswell at lo45 Market
81. SIS Al O'Clock.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.


ny. The Ribernia Savings and Loan
E~G Society, NE Montgomery ana Post SITS,
ing of the Board of Directors OF this society neld
this day, dividend has been declared at the rate
of four and one-quarter (4l4) per cent per annum
on all deposits for the months ending December
81. 1891, free from all taxes and payable on and
after January =, 1892.
ja3 II r. J, TOBIN. Secretary.
HT7 Dividend Notice. Office of the
~ Pacihc Coast Borax Company, San Fran cisco,
December 81. 1891. At meeting OF The Board of
day, dividend (No. 49, of dollar ($l OO) per
share was delared, payable MONDAY, January II,
gomery ST., Rooms ! and H. Transfer-books will
close January >, 1892, at 3 O'Clock p NJ.
jail I'd ALTON II. CLoUGH, Secretary.
~ The California Savings aud Loan
Lf~S Society, corner of Powell and Eddy sts.-FOr
the half year ending December 81, 1891 dividend
has been declared at the rate Of five and fOureDths
@ 4-lO) per cent per annum on term deposits and
four and one-half (412) per cent per annuIn on
binary deposits, payable on aud after Saturday,
de27 1t viRNoN CAMPBELL. Secretary.
go Diviteni Notice Peoples Home
G'~S Savings Bank, cor. Market and Fourth sts in
the Flood building city. For the half year ending
December 81 1851 Il dividend has been declared
at the rate Of five and fourtenths Is 4lo) per cent
per anuum on term deposits and four and oBe-half
{4I5) per cent per annum ordinary deposits free
OF taxes payable and after SATURDAY. Janu-
airy >. 1892. Ide27 tdl b. o. CARR. Secretary.
FSP Security Ssvngs Bank, e2S Mont
LF~s' gomery st-Diydends on term deposits at
the rate OF FIVE and fOurteuths % 4l0) per per
annum and on ordinary deposits at the rate OF four
and one-halt 412) per cent per annum, free OF
taxes. for the six months ending December 81,
1891, will be payable and after January = 1892.
de27 l4t :. L. ABBOTT JR., Secretary.
epS9 humboldt Savings nd Loan So
Ls~S cety, Is Geary st.-rhe Directors have de-
Ciared the following semi-anuual dividends:
8 40-lCO per cent per annum on term ana $4,000
per cent per annum ordinary deposits payable
and after January 2, 1892.
de27 LIT ERNEST BRAND Secretary.
- Dividend Notice-The German Saw
NC ings and Loan Society. 526 California; st. For
the half year ending December 81, 1897, dividend
has been declared at the OF FIVE and four-tenths
% 400 per cent on term deposits. and four and
on5-haif (41al per cent per annum on ordinary de-
posits, rayaOle on aud after SATURDAY. January
2, 1891 fdec26 l4tl GEORGE TOURNE, Sec.
- ID vidend understandings and Loan
ss~S Society l0l Montgomery St, cor. Suffer-
For the half year ending December 81, 1897, div-
deud has been declared the rate OF nYe and four
tenth g 4-I0) per per aanum on term deposits
and our and one-half (4ta) per cent per annum on
ordinary deposits, free OF taxes, payable on aud
after Saturday, January 2, 1892.
CYRUS W. CARMANY. Cashier.
bulletin copy. de23 lit
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pr1TTikTE0x OFFICE ;

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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ESS7 San Francisco and Oakland Mutual
S~S Loan Acknowledgement meeting. Notice
is hereby given that the third annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the San Francisco and Oakland
Mutual Loan Association viii be held the Office
Of the corporation No. 524 Montgomery St, Oh the
9th day OF January 1892, at 80 M, for the pur-
pose OF electing Directors presentation OF the third
annual report and for such other business as NAV
properly come before the meeting. Books for a
limited number of shares in the fourth series are
now open Loans made by this association only
in San Francisco and Alameda counties. by order
of the Board OF Directors.
T. J. WELSH. President
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- Annual Meeting-The Regular An
&>S nua meeting of the stockholders OF the Sill
yer King Mining Company will be held at the Office
OF the company, No $40 fine street, Rooms 5 and
II, San Francisco, California, on TUESDAY, the
18th day OF january, 1892, at the hour OF o'clock
p. NJ, for the purpose Of electing Board of Di-
rect0rs serve Tor the ensuing year. and the trans
action OF snch other business as may come before
the meeting. Transfer books will close on SAT-
UHDAY, January 9, 1892 at IL O'Clock NJ
j. w. PEW, Secretary.
onfce-No. $40 Pine street. Rooms Is and IL
San Francisco. California de27 I'd
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IT, Annual Meeting The Regular
EP-O annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Preside and Ferries Railroad Company Will be
held at the office OF the company. III Union ST .
corner Sharp's place. San Francisco Cal, on FRI
DAY. the twenty-second (22d) day of January
1892 at the hour of O'Clock p. NJ for the purpos
of eecting seven Directors to during the en-
suing year aud the transaction OF such other bust
may properly come before the meeting
Transfer books Will close on Tuesday January
18th, at 2 o'clock p. NJ
JOHN b. LEIGHTON. Secretary
Ohice-llll Union ST., corner Sharps place. San
Francisco Cal de2S I'd
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ScRoFULA Is a more formidable enemy than
either consumption or cancer alone. for scrofula
combines the worst possible features OF both. 1t
is cured by Hoods Sarsaparllla the blood purifier.
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A SLIGHT COLD, if neglected. often attacks the
Lungs. BrotcfS bronchial I,oeheS 81 give lmihe-
diate relief.
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TO stimulate the appetite and secure good diges
ton, use AngoStura BitteTs Sole manufacturers
Dr. j. &. b. ) egert Il Sons.
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ESS Annual Meeting-The Regular An
s~S nual meeting of the stockholders of the Bull
ion Mining Company will be held at the Office OF the
company, Room 20 33l Pine ST., san Francisco.
Cal, on II RSDAY, the l4th day OF January. s92
at the hour of p. NJ for the purpose OF electipg
Board Of Directors to serve for the ensuing year
and the transaction Of such other business as NAV
come before the meeting. Transfer books Will close
on MONDAY, January 18th, at IL O'Clock NJ.
r. X. GRAYS0N. Secretary
Ofhce-Room II, 331 Pine ST. san Francisco,
Cal. de2a I'd
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NOYICE or MEETINGS.

TaTrA mpce pes. SWANS 2ls suffer str
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PERSONALS.

A LII PERSONS RAPIDLY AND SAFELY
~ duced by Du Bois Anti-0beSity Tea. a.
SMITH & co. ZOO POLK. cor. Bush. ly2S 6mSnTu
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DR0F. DE FILIFPE'S SIMPLIFIED PRACTICAL.
method OF French, Spanish, 81 so. The BancroftCo
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AsTROiOGY.

ASTROGOGT.
NINE MoREAU. 7S FOURTH ST, FORTUNE
VI teller. eairvoyant; iife-reader; fee 70 cts 20
MRS BRYANT, MEDIUM; SATISFACTION
w given or no pay. 251s Sixth st. Room !. dSI IL
NINE EXODUS, CLAIRvoYANT, HAS RE
w moved to IL Taylor ST. Room .: Zee 5Oc.o2l II
NJ Me. DIR. THOMAS. SCIENTIFIC REVEALER
IVA by eggs and cards; tells entire life past present
tutures consultations on all affairs. nothing c<
copied; name given, valuable advice and sure heip;
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impoS>ible
diseases cured: fee ST. letter 50. 80 Kearny ) ~
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DIiEsoaI AhEKs.
LOST.

7 oST-SMALL DIAMOND LoCKET GLOVE
II buttoRer Inscribed Frank A. Liberal reward
will be paid il returned 70 $50 Brannan St JAZZ SIS
T OST-A SEAL SKIN MUFF AT wOMAN'S
II Exchange; $50 reward If returned TO Exchange;
no questions asked. de2S II
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4 tory 81 per lesson. 526 Hayes ST. jail 6ts
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACCOMPANY
~ ments taught in lessons; 81 per lesson. MRS
l.. STAPLES, los Mason St ffrl2 i'm
SCHOOL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL. fst.h.G
~ trical engineering surveying, architecture as
saying: eStab. 1863. A van der Nafleu 723 Market
STAGE-VOICE-BUILDI NJ J. BRADLEY
= Saratoga Han, Sa4 Geary: 2i 80 :3O-s 80 3m
pACIFC ENGINEERING sCHooL-ENGIN EFR-
ing. architecture, surveying. III Post fe3O Iyr
II EALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a POST ST.
II Douole-entry book keeping. penmanship, short
hand. type-writIng Biography etc, all included IN
business course under one fee OF SIS. jeS0 *
pACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE $40 POST Sc
i Life scholarship. SIS; day evening. oc2a;r
Sl1 CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY Call
w for four months TO mart OF tae United
States
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yNANTED-NEAT, WILLING. STEADY YOUNG
w girl to assist In light housework; American fam
lily Of three GIT Valencia ST. Its
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MALE HELP WANTED.

IA ANTED - BROLER FOR FIRST CLASS
~ hotel south, $50: COOK for restaurant, $55;
waiter for plain hotel S25: waiter for small French
restaurant, S25; waiter, $50; boy for doctors
office. 81 10 SIS and found, etc. DELORME IL
ANDRE, 800 Suffer st. 1t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-05-30
Dutch Labor League"

Mr.. EDITOR: Your paper again
breaks forth into one of it's choleric
ebullitions. This timesit attempts
to be funny" at the expense of an
alleged Clutch Labor League"
This so-called Clutch League. is
apparently the Hawaiian Labor
League" To my knowledge there
is but one member of Hollandish
extraction; therefore, the ADvER-
Users use of the adjective
Dutch" is not consistent with
good English. If the German
members are the ones referred to
as Dutch" it is certainly dis
graceful exhibition of ignorance on
the ADVERTISERS part.
AS to the ADVERTISERS valuable
suggestion to go to work if the
ADVERTISER will furnish this work,
I will guarantee that the unem-
ployed members of the League will
very eagerly accept it.
AS to the additional implied
suggestion that these men need
looking after by the "Police," if
you mean by "Police" the numer-
Gus spies, specials, ETC., who hang
around the Police Station, then,
Mr.. Editor, it would be more in
line with your former policy to adj
wise their dismissal, than to advise
the arrest by them of honest men,
whose only offense consists in be-
ing unable to find employment.
In conclusion, | defy the ADvER-
User to illustrate even one in
stance in which any German con-
nected with the Hawaiian Labor
League has refused to work where
the wages, ETC., were what any
white man would expect.
May %, 1892. H. w.