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ARCHITECTURAL mechanical, perspective
drawing; private or class; day and evening;
terms, -. Dahl's, 12S West 23d st. an
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Colleges, Schools, &c.

ATTEND Dahl's Conservatory OF Music, where
pupils can receive Instructions from greatest
nlaster and authors tuition SOC. to 81. 50per les
son. l2S West I'D ST. -. .
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THE RRlSTOL.

IL TO lV FaSt llth ST.. near otn ave CohliOfthDle
family house; very moderate terms,
West Side.
TTII AVE. 81 Nicely furnished large rooms,
also hall rooms, with board
STlI AVE, 4%3 Furnished rooms TO let, With
or without board.
10Th ST. 2l2 WEST Room for 2 gentlemen;
terms reasonable; good board private family,
i2TH ST ~ WEST Desirable double and
18TH ST. 81 WEST Very desirable rooms. with
or without board; families or gentlemen, loca'
lion good
l4TII 81 40 WEST Handsomely furnished
Alcove room, . Sl5: 3, sis; also Others.
llTII ST, 237 WFSr-- Large front and back
rooms: southern exposure; handsomely FUR
nished table inst class,
IATH ST, 2l3 wEST--Large room, I'd door;
good table.
I4TII ST. 2;56 WEST -brSrnbie large and small
rooms; NIL Improvements; table inst class;
terms moderate.
l4TH ST pa WES'r-Two large and hall
rooms with board parlor dining. nom.
18TH ST. oO6 WEST Large and small rooms
10 nm; terms moderate.
l5TII ST. pa WEST Desirable rooms With
board: southern exposure; all improvements;
terms moderate.
18TH ST.. l20 WEST Nicely fuEnlShed double
and single rooms excellent board; exceedingly
moderate,
18TH ST, SSS WFST-Large, we'll furnished
room: nnning water; y large closets folding
he'd
18TH ST, - WEST Desirable rooms, pArior,
other floors; families gentlemen; phror dining
room moderate; table board,
18TH Sc, 3SS WEST Comfortable rooms with
kcod beard; bath; 81 80 to e5 :.
lSTE a. ;uS6 WEST ttrst-c class board; pleas
-. .VvIns; bath; home comiortA.
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L. A. LINDE,

100 West 34th st. corner Broadway. makes .
specially of teaching persons to dance who have
attempted and failed 10 learn 81 other academies,
lessons In the waltz and laIest dances at any hour
Children's classes every Wednesday and Satuf-
day. 3 10 D r. NJ. Stuge dancing, all branches.
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| o al TIL eWods"
nd
| branch
0t W6lO DO 0ms@pted 6n Gh@ Elmpm6m@ World,
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DOBSON'S Banjo, Guitar and Mandolin Colleges,
5y2 9Th ave-, 1c2 East 124th ST.. preliminary
course
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East Side.

LEXINGTON AVE, 500 Elegant large rooms.
with extension: first class board; references ex.
Clunrnl
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Ing. science OF accounts, arithmetic, business
correspondence, penmanship. So. Dahi's, 125
\ kact. at
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BANJO. violin, guitar. mandolin school; iAdiea
taught privately: IS course; Instruments fur
nlshed. HORTON, 157 West 23d st.
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AVE, I75-Aicove on second and
large square room on third; good table; refer
puCp T. pNClnugpd,
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LEXINGTON AVE. cor, l24th ST. CIIotel Pete
ler) Handsomely furnished rooms, with or
without board: terms reasonable.
Sd AVE. l54, near 18th st. Nicely furnished
hall rooms, with board. $3.50; respectable
work!ngmen.
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Boarders Wanted.
Mezt Side.

65TH ST, l56 wEST-Sicely furnish a rooms.
with board all appointments; terms moderate.
pfH
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ELOCUTION lessons from the eminent author,
Prof @. Swede Lewis: terms 3d. Dahfs, 126
WaSf Dad n
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LEXING TON AVE. ,2sl-All- light, large rooms
4, and bath: near l. station: IS minutes from
bridge $40 TO $40
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PINEAPPLE ST., el, q minutes from bridge,
Brooklyn--To let, bachelor apartments, and
sired; 's rents from SiS 70 $40 per month. Apply
"a. janlteE. 1..-..4
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misunderstanding.

18TH ST, CENTRAL -Four, room hat $l2
weekly, dainty furnished: opportunity
FIAGG, 242 West 23d st.
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MINFoRD's ELEGANT FLATS, 80 Willow
minutes walk from Wall st. and South ferries:
ST. to S2l; sand rooms and bath: al finished
IN cherry: sideboard in dining room and oil mod
ern improvements halls and stairs carpeted
electric bells: also apartments 35 Columbia place,
SCOTT, Agent. 81 Willow place. Brooklyn.
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TO LET-Flats: to secure choice Of apartments In
the Riverside apply now n few weeks later
hundreds OF people will call for apartments and
cannot be accommodated all sunlight rooms:
fire proof staircascs: separate water closets sink
and tub for each apartment; large private park.
&C. rents 81 TO 81 per week. send for illustrated
circular, Agent Riverside, 20 Joralemon st.,
RrOOklyn
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MADISON ST., s3s. Brcoklyn-To let. hrst ADJ
second floors: large light rooms; rent Sll to SIS.
STII AVE, 3I6A, near l3, h st, Fine second and
third fats, hve rooms and bath. all improve
ments three families in house, Sl2, S13: others.
William Fl. Grace. Willoughby st.. corner Jay;
open evenings.
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II ST, iuS WFST-Sunny iront room, also
ngle room; due table; moderate.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
North OF ,ssth Street.
Miscellaneous.
@ Beookiyn.

BEDFORD AVE, 1870 Handsomely furnished
rooms. large or small desirable In every respect
on MN ln
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurnished-East Sid,

Asst 1erH IL, + NEAR iTANiIoS SQUARE.
+; free to Nov. Is: elegant apartment OF IL
/ tly light rooms: hardwood, mirrors, steam
televator. door service, &c. 81. 44O. In
anitor, or room "a, 22Y Broadway.
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4TH AVE, 10. opposite Cooper Upion-Fur
nlshed rooms; good, substantial board; English
| cooking: 81. so up
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Unfur,iIhed-West Side.

REENwICH ST, 3Is, next to corner. Duane
st. House newly decorated: rent reduced: four
ooms $40 to Sl9: perfect order. Inquire ian!-
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

OH'urH'S"co S'o"'y"'
DUFFIELD ST., 90, near the bridge-Four or
five light rooms; all Improvements; $l2 to $50.
JEFFERSON AVE. ISL. near Nostrand L sta
rated throughout; hot water. Apply janitor on
premises.
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FERNANDO'S ACADEMY,

l62 East h5th ST.. bank building; prices re,
duCed: classes now forming; private lessons any
hour, 81 waltz and fashionable dances tanghs
rapidly: reception every Tuesday evening. q
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ELEGANT DECORATED

APARTMENTS.
New houses: all the latest improvements; pr-
ynte halls: Manhattan ave, between 1l4th and
10th sts. II will pay you to Inspect these jan
L
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CLINTON AVE. lO1-A large and small room
tu let, with board: all improvements.
WILLOW ST., 30. Brooklyn Large sunny
front room for two gentlemen; excellent table
reference.
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9TH AVE, llO-Apartments OF three rooms.
newly papered and painted, for small families.
10TH ST, 25S wEST-EleGant apartments OF
3 and rooms: all improvements; every room
has outside light; rent $40 to S22: references re-
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43DST. WEST OF 5TH AVE.
Several apartments furnished and unfurnished,
for rent.
81 TO 50 wEEKLY-Handsomely furnished
and T. room flats, furnished complete for house
keeping. MORRISON, agt., 60o 1th ave-, De-
tween 4Oth and Al st sts
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Epitome of the Week.
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION
FROM WASHINGTON.

IHE general superintendent Of. the
life saving service in his annual report
states thatthe number of disasters with
in she field of operations Of tile service
during hhe year was 427; 9,54a persons
We're saved and % lost. The property
imperiled was valued at IS, O9S, ,075, and
OF this amount Sl,655,57O was lost. The
number of vessels totally lost was IS.
AT the leading clearing houses in
the. United States the exchanges during
the week ended on the 17th aggregated
Sl,0l6,+l7, ,2Ul, against S932, S53.7l7 the
previous week. The decrease, compared
with the corresponding week in 1892,
was 90
In the United States there were 32A
business failures in the seven DAYS
ended on the 18th, against s6l the week
previous and '205 in tile corresponding
time in 1892. i
OF 597 bank suspensions within ten
months 26 per cent. We're national, 81
per cent state and 50 per cent. private
banks Fifty per cent of suspended
national banks have reopened, 20 per
cent. of the state and II per cent of the
private banks.
In the United States the visible sup.
ply Of grain on the Goth was: Wheat,
Is, 754, 900 bushels; corn. 1920, 900 bush.
els; oats, 4,67l,OOO bushels; barley, 3,
947, 900 bushels
The United States supreme court
says the term ''high seas is held to in.
clude the great lakes.
O MIR. DRUMMoND, chief of the secret
service, in his annual report says the
Columbian half dollar was counter:
feited to very great extent
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT,
Canadian Dynamiters Try to Destroy
Monument at Montreal

Canadian Dynamiters Try to Destroy q
Monument at Montreal.
MONTREAL, Can, Nov. 90. II Henri
Mercier, aged 20, an officer Of the Sixty
fifth Canadian rifles, son of ex-Premier
Mercier; Paul de Martiguy, aged 10,
son OF prominent physician; Oscar
Poland, 1s, brother of L. 0. Poland, a
prominent barrister, and CASTOR
Hughes, son of Lieut.. Col Euges,
chief of police, were arrested at
an early hour Monday morning They
were caught redhanded in The act Of
attempting to blow up the Nelson mon
ument on Jacques square, where, since
1903, it has stood 70 commemorate che
victory OF England's great admiral over
the combined fleets of France and
Spain in the memorable battle of Ira
falgar.
While the police Of Montreal con-
gratulate themselves on the timely dis
covery of the plot the consummation
of which possibly meant the loss of
many lives, the affair has caused a
tremendous sensation. For some weeks
the French press has been agitating
famous French square, and incidental
ly have bitterly attacked the private
life and personal character of Nelson,
claiming him to have been moral leper,
This no doubt led to the conception of
the plot.
That the destruction of the monu-
ment had been carefully thought out
was evident by the fact that hole had
been bored in the base to admit the
dynamite cartridge. When the police
seized him young Mercier was just plac-
ing the cartridge, and attached to it was
fuse 20 feet long. The city hall, the
courthouse, the Jacques Cartier hotel
and the Riendieu hotel elsurround Jacques
Cartier square, and the cartridge was
large enough to have blown the entire
block to atoms. The cartridge was II
inches long and contained pound and
a half of dynamite
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WEST AND SOUTH.

The history of the worlds fair will
make twenty-five volumes.
WHILE i'll Don Carlos Diaz, consul
for Spain in Baltimore, committed sui
eide by jumping from the fourth-story
wind owof his residence
AT Decatur, Mich. William Stom.
baugh, who has married three wives in
four years, was sentenced to seven
years in the Jackson prison.
OFFICIAL returns give the vote in
Ohio at The recent election as follows:
Mckinley (rep.), 1886; Neal (dem. },
352, 329; Mackin (pro.), 1856; Bracken
(pop), 1o,259. Mckinley's plurality,
81, ,007
In Utah the official returns from. the
recent election show that the legisla-
ture is republican on joint ballot by six
votes.
AT Racine, Wis, Alexander Ander-
son (colored) died at the age of 100
years.
JOHN RUTHERFORD, who was among
the convicts who killed two guards in
trying to escape prison at Coal City in
1891, was hanged at Trenton, Ga
In Randolph county, Ala, twelve H.
llcit stills and two moonshners We're
captured by United States marshals
after a fight in which one man was
killed and two fatally injured
Gov. WILLIAM C. RENFEow. of Okla.
homa, in his annual report estimates
the total population of the territory at
l5l, ,"04, and that of the Cherokee strip
at 100, 600
AT Columbia, Mo-, James Lynes died
the day after his wife. They lived to.
gether sixty years and were buried in
one grave.
FIRE swept away the entire business
portion oI Grand Ridge, Ill.
COMPLETE election returns in Iowa
show jackson (rcp.), received 207 l59
l'oies ldem.), ia, ,793; Josephs (pop.).
23,5ll, and Mitchell (pro.). 10, lG7. Jack.
sons plurality, 32,"GG. The house will
stand republican, 10 to Il, and the
! senate republican "a to 49,
For the murder of his parents Alfred
McDonnId (coloreoD, u years old, was
hanged at huntsville, Tex.
A LOCOMOTIVE killed w. .. Whitaker,
his wife and young daughter ut Coal
Valley, la.
"rHTEnFEIrEns that had Hooded st.
Joseph, Mo, with excellent specimens
Of counterfeit hulf dollars and dOllu,s
were captured.
lr was officially announced ut San
FrhnclhcD that MI Chinese were read y
10 Register In compliance with the law.
IlhE destroyed tbs fOur-stDry brick
building of the Western Storage com,
phny ~ Enusas Gity, the loss being
sbDD, ,ODO,
a pErDl policeman NJ East NJ. L,uis,
llll t"nuh live twin bubies pushed ~ a
yHjihu,
MhsF RHrhis evjDyed Tbs thirty,
siKbth annual RHuH dinner of Land
lD'i DraIis Df Tbs pupihn AoLel ~ Chi
nlRv,
Is iblsuHp " wAh sulJ that by mean,
~ nypDLGTelt tigiipig pnslr bpuud p4.s.
J Nal DpsH swiHdIed ppt ~ slyy, ,yyy,
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THE EAST.

LILLIAN RUSSELL. the actress, has Sc
cured in New York divorce from Ed
ward Solalnon.
In Pittsburgh Mrs. Annie johnson
(colored), l03 years old. was fatally
burned by her clothing taking fire.
ADvICEs received by Secretary Gresh-
am from Minister Willis say that the
Hawaiian government would resist its
overthrow.
AT the age of 70 years William H.
Beers, ex-president of the New York
Life Insurance company, died in New
York.
A SUCCESSFUL test of electricity as a
motive power for canal boats was made
at Brighton, N. y.
In Boston Judge Hardy decided in
the case of Simon Levy against Simon
Miller that man cannot lawfully mar
ry his half niece in Massachusetts,
AT Niagara Falls two young men
went over the Horseshoe rapids
ERIE canal men say that the season
now closing has been the most profit
able during the last fourteen years.
AT the knights of Labor annual
meeting in Philadelphia Grand Master
Powderly was accused of being a thief
and a forger
THE many employees of the Lehigh
Valley road went on strike, efforts
for adjustment of differences having
been unsuccessful, and all freight traffic
was suspended.
The cruiser Columbia on her official
trip near Boston averaged 22sl knots
an hour,surpassing all previous records.
In session at Syracuse, N. Y, the Ma
tional grange adopted resolution in
favor of granting to women the same
privileges at the ballot box as are
granted to men.
HERMAN BAcHEL and Adolph Nesser
were killed by the cars near Tarentum,
Pa They were skilled glass decorators
and leave large families
w. H. HATHAWAY, who took S1OO, 900
from the Fall River Mass. banks by
forged warehouse receipts and other
methods, pleaded guilty.
FIRE partially destroyed tenement
house at Lewiston, Me., and Mrs. Albert
Dubois and her two children were suf-
focated.
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Col. EDMUND RICE, United States
army, who was commandant of the
Columbian guard at the worlds fair,
has a military record of distinction
For more than thirty-three years he
has been in active service. He enlisted
from Massachusetts at the beginning
of the war. and was acting as captain
when he was only nineteen years old,
and before the war was over had risen
to the rank of colonel. Col Rice's
work in organizing the three Thousand
raw recruits into the disciplined Colum
bian guards has been highly com
mended
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STARTING UP.
Activity in the Iron Mills Follows Settle
ment of the Wage Question

Activity in the Iron Mills Follows Settle
Inent of the Wage Question.
PITTSBURGH Pa, Nov. 22.-As a re-
suit of the settlement of the scale
question on basis of 81 for pud-
ding and the fnishers' scale on the
same lines laid down in the t'inishers'
union scale u portion of the Youngs-
town mills resumed work Monday
after All idlcness of twenty-three
weeks, the longest continuous shut
down in the history of the iron
business in the Mahoning valley. At
the Youngstown mill of the Union
Iron d Steel company the finishing
mills were Started, the employees ex-
pressing satisfactionat resuming work.
At Andrews Bros. & Go. S the eight and
ten inch mills end the bar mills were
started and the puddle mills will 90 on
to-day. The Hrown-Bonnell iron COM
pan.t expects to be ready to light up to-
night, and the Mahoning Valley Iron
company will commence at once,
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GUATEMALA REFORMS.
Proclamation Relieving the Laborine
Glasses from Slavery.

Proclamation Relieving the Laboring
Glasses from Slavery.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22. = President
Barrios, of Guatemala, has published
a decree which is, in fact, Il procla-
nation of emancipation of the la
boring classes from slavery. 1t
has been the custom of the govern
ment. through its military agents, to
take forcible possession of the persons
OF the lower classes at any and all
times. sending them to work where
they pleased. 1t often happened that
the voluntary laborers of a small
planter would be taken away and sent
to more powerful rival. Henry C.
Stuart, consul general at Guatemala,
reports that the presidents decree is to
go into effect March Is, 1884,
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A FRENCH inventor has found out a
way to beat the impetuous and deadly
tornado. He would simply erect tall
towers and attach to the highest points
thereof great charges of some powerful
explosive. The bombs must be con-
Tected by wire with an observation sta
tiorNapd when the tornado approaches
the observer simply touches button,
an electric current touches off the
bomb and the concussion breaks the
tornado all up Whether an explosion
violent enough to smash tornado
would not ". more disastrous than
the tornado itself the inventor fails tc
state.
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Grimes or IsanIs OGlclaIs,

report MIR. Drummond, chief Of the
secret service. STATES that section 52U9
OF the revised stntulcb, which relates
To the nnlnwful acts Of bank OllcinIs,
is 81 wordcd that crimes not spccilcal-
ly characterized by ilrHnnot be reached
Wy law. Mr., Drumlnond recommend,
that the period fixed Wy the hlaluc Of
limitations ~ cases Of crime committed
by bnnlf Oiiieinlb br rslrndnd from,
bihn hnIfdpllnr wns eDvnLrrteilrd 10 u
YerY kfHnL nAlnnL.
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AI,i,iiIiy,i

l'osr0S, hoy, w, AMER uN oSoiiinR
b"bbipD of 'hn hsaIiDB ut lho charge of
murder pyeferrad against SlepAuU
l"iIn tDr npnsing lhu duulh 81 btS
WOiisr ana sisiur by DVllipe ppibon IN
u bVllIn "i porter, lmge t'pIlpn Wdnrni
ihe dIbnbayFa ~ ibe prisoner Thn
ppsplpHipuib b nAes wHs YpNh irpm lllu
hlArl, pnd tbs bpat shpIls N pgyDkul
epnld HVt Strengthen "
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IIE Inst bparH oi the LrulcnnmI cx.
Mbllioh NJ Philadelphia niclserrd ont
pseebtly wDeh the CeDtenuiul bplrd of
nAanrn met and dissolved the oryuniza-
tlOh HtIsr seventeen yanrs II nSisleunn,
pbe l'bilh1elphiA Ledger suybi "Ihey
aDyld not wind up Affairs ana disbnnd
tha corporation bnaauRe they had u
email tDDd remaining mat nD,ild NOT De
economically diyidpd Yen, pller yen,
tilpy Wst DD lbn aDHiyepsarinA n lbn
vps,,lgg ai,d closing NJ tbs nshibiloD
~ s'ip,al diDypy pApljps, puliI W IsDull
s9npfess p,.esal NJ aei uDdpp wbiob lbp
eDppy,siipe sepld d,spyAg NJ iib rpH.aID'
igp aAa,a.s ssd Ds alss9lgei,v
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II has been discovered that the
United States has good title to a
couple of islands in the Pacific ocean
adjoining the Hawaiian group They
We're acquired by right of discovery
about thirty years ago, but have never
been taken possession of. They are
excellently located for coaling stations,
and the navy department will take i'm
mediate steps to utilize them as such.
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AMERICAN inventors took out 2s,473
patents during the first nine months of
the present year, yet the erratic and
elusive collar button still relgns and
fat men are compelled to invite an
apopletic stroke every time they put on
tlo;.
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RniirDud snops J.uru.d,

'nfAHo, Nov 22,-Thn Chirpgo &
Hrnnd Trunk ruiIroa ds repair shops
ana blE st"rrhDusn ~ ififllrih street
ana kndhle hyeuur were enliprly de,
h'rpysh by frs Mopdny night Tha
l"ss IL "sllmuind ~ slDD, 0OO and aOI
men n'"' 'nWpornrily ~ IeusL, thrown
on, oi employment
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MEDICAL journals are calling atten-
ton 20 the growth of intemperance
among women. There can be no doubt
that the fair sex is becoming more and
more addicted to liquor yearly, and
their opportunities for Indulgence are
constantly increasing. And it is a
well-known fact that woman who
once allows the passion for drink to get
the best of her seldom reforms. The
subject is a serious one, and deserves
the most careful attention, not of
medical men alone, but of society at
La rna
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FRANCIS ii. WEEKS. son of an old and
honored New York family, lawyer and
trustee for large estates, who was
brought back from Costa Ricn and
charged with having embezzled more
than =, 10000 OF money which had been
placed in his hands by clients, has been
taken TO Sing Sing prison. The famous
bctrhyer of trust was brought into
court pleaded guilty on one of the
strongest indictments against him and
was given the maximum penalty of the
Iaw--tcn years III hard labor. If he
behaves himself during confinement he
will be rclcnsed nt The end of hix years
ana nix months.
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ONE of the freaks of the late contest
at the polls was the election of Brook
lyn bartender to the New York state
senate against his will. He was NOM
mated half in jest, and he himself con-
sidered the affair as a huge joke and
electioneered for the other fellow. But
the landslide overlook him, and now he
Is Senator George Owens instead of
plain "George. old boy"
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A CALIFORNIA editor announces that
he ran out of money and for three
weeks cooked his meals in the SUM-
The coal baron has no terrors for poor
humanity in the portion of California
in which that editor moulds thought
and uses the effulgent orb of day for a
kitchen range.
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THE farmers of Kansas have found a
means for utilizing the sunfiower,
which grows wild in that state and has
caused them no little trouble. 1t is
found that the fiber makes an excel
lent paper for wrapping purposes, be-
ing at once stronger and more pliable
than that made from straw. .-..r
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BLAND WILL TRY AGAIN,
L" Renew the Silver Fight by Seeking t.
Revive tho Law OF 1887.

TNtVIVe tHc IIitW OF 1877.
WAsiiINGToN, Nov. %. - Chairman
Bland. of the committee on coinage.
weights and measures, is preparing a
bill, which he will introducc at ,ho
opening of the next session, in effect
rconncting the law of January ~, 1897.
Ihls law provided for the silver dollars
nl il*54 grains and declared that THE
dollars, hnlf-d"llnrs, qunrler-dollurs,
dimes and half-dimcs shall be legal
tenders according to their nominal
value for any sums whatever"
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II has been SAID that the world pays
most to those who kill-generals and
great lords; next most to those who
amuse-singers and actors, while those
who preach, teach and write for the
papers come along somewhere near the
bottom of the list
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THERE are few scientists who do not
believe that petrifed human beings are
pure humbugs. One scholarly Smith
sonian institution man said he could
not find a single instance on record. of
human petrifaction.
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THERE have been good old days.
but the old days were not all good. In
the reign of Henry VIII, for instance,
beggars We're hanged for soliciting
food. 800 persons suffering death for
this misdemeanor in one year.
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OF all the millions who attended the
worlds fair Europe sent but a paltry
90, 900. America sends 100, 900 tourists
to Europe every year, fair or no. fair.
Our foreign friends are not great trav
e]erS it. seems :. = T: