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The morning call., 1893-04-09
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

The Rev. NJ. J. Savage has been selected
TO deliver the poem at the Phillips Brooks
memorial service in Boston on April IL.
Mrs. PierD ont Morgan's correspondence,
social and benevolent. is so large that she
Is obliged 10 employ private secretary.
Prince Roland Bonaparte, who is devoted
TO science, is going to make study of the
Indians Of New Mexico and Colorado when
he comes to the Worlds Fair.
The late Captain Henry Fl. Lewis of
Baltimore bore strong facial and physi-
cal resemblance to George Washington,
whose great-grandnephew he was.
Professor Virchow. the eminent pathol-
ogfst, Keeps alive for experiments several
generations OF cats, from which ne is trying
to evolve race of bob-taIled felines.
Russell Harrison's fiye-year-old daughter
has not recovered her health since she
and she Is now in New York for treat
ment.
There died in Jamaica. Long Island, a
lew days ago Thomas j. Wayne, grand
nephew OF Mad Anthony" who bore n
Striking resemblance to that revolutionary
general
Judge D. Newln Fell, of the PHILADELPHIA
Court OF Common Pleas. is talked of as a
candidate for the Supreme bench Of Penn
syivania, TO fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF Justice Paxton, &c take the
Reading receivership.
Inc youngest man who can write his
name as governor is John E. Osborne, the
chief executive at Wyoming He is only "a,
doctor by profession, very good looking,
OF pleasing address. and went from Yer
m oht 10 the West some fourteen years ago,
though native OF New York.
Oh James Bryce. author of the American
Commonwealth" recent bIograDher re-
cords That he is "a good fellow, full of infor-
nation, no can make himself very
genial companion; that he is confirmed
botanist and wears "a white felt hat that
has seen very many years of SERVICE"
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Worlds Fair Visitors.

A few visitors can be accommodated with
rooms at my residence on Yale street, in Engle-
wood, The best residence portion of Chicago
Car line 10 lair, which can be reached by fifteen
minutes ride, one block from house. Reference
j. L. Meyers. manager Etna Life Insurance
Company. San francisco. Address VIM. II.
Muir, care Chicago National Bank Chicago
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6s5 Montgomery street, cray. open until IL
O'Clock p. II. BRANCH OFFICES; 40 Market
street. near Kearny, open until 2 O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open until $50 o'clock; sos
Ia1kin street open until $40 O'Clock; SW. corner
Sztceuth and Mission streets open until O'Clock;
:5ls Mission street, open untH O'Clock P NJ; aud
l!e Ninth street omen until $50 ?. ".
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SiZtGGl-PagG Edition.
NOTICEI

Anp Of our patrons ,0ho fail TO find THE
MORNING CALL for sale 6u train-boys
confer a faror By notifying this office q
utJoct, naming the date and train.
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RATES.

DAILY CALL dncuding sundays. SIS per year by
D 81 Postpaid 10 cents per week. or 80 cents per
taIcndar month, through carriers. DAILY CALI
f,fcopIes, three months, S6 25. SUNDAY CALL
(si1tren pages), 81 so per year. postpaid SUNDAY
CAIIEud " EEKLY CALL, 81 50 per y ear. postpaid
NEEhLY CALL Is pages), 81 per year postpaid
JBF CALI cannot return rejected manuscripts,
10 Viii the editor enter into correspondence 70
GtfI.rE Them
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THE APPOINTMENT OF TEACHERS.

The investigation by the Grand Jury of
the influences used in obtaining appoint
ments for schoolteachers has not yet de-
yeioped any cases Of bribery. but 1t has
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The Union Trust Company OF San Francisco,
22S Montgomery street (uext door TO Minis build.
ing. in addition TO transactlng all business of a
hducitry character, such as the care OF estates
etc. the business OF a Savings Bans VIII be an
important feature. Ordinary and term deposits
IN this department invited from ali classes of
our citizens. The names OF the officers and
directors OF ihis company and It's large capital of
Sl,25OooO are ample guaranty OF its RESPONSE
biiify
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

ChiciaI Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Finding Midnight Sunday.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN Francisco, April J, 1893
san Francisco and vicinity-Fair weather warmer,
variable WiHds.
P. T. JENKINS. Local Forecast oGcial.
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LIE nAn.y MoRN1NG CALL

FOR SALE AT
NV yorF... PRENTANO BROS. Union Square
Cbicaqo- ..,.....Se News Stand Palmer House
Ntr tJrIehus ALLUT q JOUBERT,
115L, Common It.
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PILEs.-"Mac's infalliDle Pile Cure" cures all
cases OF blind. bleeding. itching and protruding
piles. Cases Of many years standing cured by a
ssingie box. Price 30 cents. 4. RIcIjoyIe & Co.
druggists. 5O4 Washington street.
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SORE THROAT, COUCH. OR CoLD. if suffered to
progress results in serious pulmonary affections
Oitentimes neurable. " BTou'H's bronchial TFOcles
reach directly the seat Of the disease. and give in
81 mt relief
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Johns Hopktl University will next June,
for the frs, time, confer the title of PED.
uton woman. Miss Florence Bascom,
MASSACHUSETTS, girl, will at that time be so
hOnnred by that Institution.
The morning call., 1893-04-09

GENUINE French crystal table tumplers
etched Greek border. reduced to 81 20 during
the crystal clearance sale at Nathan, Dohrnann
Co.'s, 122 10 49, SITTER street. below Kearny'
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SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.-Pairick McGurty has
sued James B. Chase & Co.. sievedOres, for
$1,000 claimed IA damages for an injury TO
rlautiff's leg, claimed TO have been caused by
The negligence OF The defendants Ia allowing a
quantity OF coal to fan upol his said left lee
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EVERYBODY knows that the spring is the best
season 10 take good medicine. Hoods Sarsapa-
rslia is The most popular aud successful spring
medicine and blood purifier 100 doses one dollar
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u
50 Iciier ludug, New York City. iSprovided with
tlG Of California papers. Visitors welcome Adj
HGl.sIA Istes ana sample copies furnished
+ X. MISCH. Manager
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BREACH OF CoNTRACT-John Mlron has
brought suit against Julius Franklin for
SAGA % for breach Of a building contract
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ALL persons are hereby cautioned TO buy only
he Richmond Range If they want 10 bake good
pies, puddings and cakes. Schuster Bros, BOG
Suffer street
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THE most efhcacous stimulant to excite the appe
tite is Angostura Bltters, the genuine of Dr. J. G
Is. Siegert & Sons. Al your druggists
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JF.CUTTERsoLD BoURBoN.-Ihis celebrated
whisky is for sale by all fiTsi-ca druggists and
Rroeefs IrddemaTk-Star within shield.
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AN INCoRPoRATIoN.-Th Sierra Leon Gold
Mining Comrany has Incorporated with capital
STOCK OF $4,000.
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WANTS A DIvORCE.-Carie Batsford prays
for divorce from her husband, George Bats
The morning call., 1893-04-09

Ifaniicted with sore eyes use DIR. isaac Thom
son IS y Water. druggists sell It at 20 cents
The morning call., 1893-04-09

EASTERN tOurists-Dlscount on large quanti-
Ties California glace fruits Townsend,s.
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PALACE baths. 713 Fnbert ST.. warm sea water.
Cures rheumatism, neuralgia and many ailments
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE.

has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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GIT your house PAINTED. tinted and papered al
Cooncy's, IA Fourth. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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TANTED-SECoND COOK FOR HOTEL. s35:
w second cook, French. S45 man to take care NJ
garden and horses. s25; gardener for iObbng, S35
man to take care of g horses aud chores. sohoina
County $35: 2 men TO plow on ranch. etc.. Es
LEON ANDRES. $50 suffer st. app -
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DROTEsrA NJ WOMAN FOR GEN ERAL no U-t-
work. 2509 Howard ST. app Of
VOUNG Girl. TO HELP IN FAMILY: WAGES
$40 22f9 suffer 81 apI 5t-
I9XPERIENCEO GIRL FOR HoUsbwoNK hSD
L bakery. Gail ZAP Eleventh ST. apps u
TTIUE ONLY SHURTHAND INSTITUTE cor
Quoted by practical reporters sUeed C asses ISr
all systcms; day and night; positions luFhlSusI'
MERRILL COLLEGE, $50 Market st. mrlo q
T7IRST.CLAsS LADY TAIL0RS. BOWHAY. 50i
Suffer ST III - u
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ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA, "a vols, $50
KINGS Old Bookstore, o Fourth street.
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f. Upiyersafist Church Services mt 4 1
H~S A. NJ Rev. q. b. Aliens subject, SsReappear
inss OF jesus; text. "Ths Doors Beug Shut -
sunday school at II 80 scottish Hall fower). Ill
Larkin St. near Pavilion.
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EXTRA Mince Pies. SWANS. 21Y Suffer- stree
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ETS Reformed Episcopal Church-Evan-
w. gellcal. Liturgieal. Protestant. Albion Hall.
Aicazar Building, la o'Farrell ST. Services at 1
a. 2naf fraA q
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EHS hall. 232 Suffer St, bet. Kearny st. and Grant
ave. Grand union mass-meeting OF young
men only this Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Address by Rev. NJ. J. Ferguson, subject, Chris
tisnity Applied TO Business" Special singing by
NJ Cgfiu
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MY First English Lutheran Church.
@iS Geary st. near Notwithstanding by the
pastor. Rev. NJ w. HANNA. ID. D., morning and
evening. The pastor at the evening service will
deliver another address on Palestine. entitled
Tho Dead Sea and Cities OF the PiaIn. Sunday.
school at . :45 A. N. Christian kndeavor meeting
G.4b
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

SITUATIONS WANTED foR A NUMBER OF
~ coachmen, gardeners carpenters. COOKS, wait
ers, hotel walters and Mattresses: also hrst--lass
servants, be found by leaving orders with J. +.
CkOSETT & CO.. 3l2 suffer st. and 62S Sacra-
mento. apy &c
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E. H. BLACK. painter, ia Eddy street

CALIFORNIA siace fruits, 5ocIb. Townsend's..
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MALE HELP WANTED.

R0 RAILROAD TEAMS ER~, Fk r FAHA; -
w woodchoppers, 4-tOot cotton. willow. red IN /.
pine wood. 81 so per cord. Santa Cruz, futte aud
Sonoma counties; Is farmers and vineyard hands,
S26 aud $50: ranch teamsters s26: stablemen,
$50: German chOreman private family. SO. X; /.
WARD Y Co, COB and 6lO C.ay ~. a59 70
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pARBEK-SHoP IN THE COUNTRY, HAVING
- fruitstore and tobaccostand connected for sale;
cheap Apply JOurneymen BARRIERS Union, l12I5
EDDY 81. as 7ts
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INEXPERIENCED FIRsT-CLASs CARPET-LAYER.
II upholsteTer and curtaiu-hanger wishes a
once. Address c. NJ. HOEBER 1877 Hayes ST.
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CECoND HOTEL COOK, $50; SHORT-ORDEE
= cook. $50: Joarding-hOuse COOKS, SO and
$50; hotel walters. s25 and $50: dishwasHers.
$50. II. T. WARD q CO., sos and SO Clay ST 9 1t
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Ok SCRAPER TRANSFERS For a LARGE Ca
~ nal, company work, years job. SIC; man
aud wife for small ranch. r I. WARD & CO.,
sos and $40 CLAY st. ap3 %
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AGENTS MANTED.

OOOO YIELDS S45 wEFKIY. UNTSIIsI1-Y
eD-OO profitable investment; Rowe's InfailibIs
Handspring system Eastern races; second sue
ssful year; subscribers all parts United Stat S
and Canada; references; safe, conservative, prac-
tieSl; profits returned each week. For prospectus.
1898, address G. D. ROWE, POstoflce box l27
Brooklyn. n. Y. ap9 Su 2t
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IA ANTED-YOUNG MAN IN WHOLESALE
w house, who understands shorthand Rem
ington typewriter. Address. stating age and salary
expected. a. B. c. box 81. this ONCE. apS Ste
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> lun .h-eounter men. country hotel. so; Az
round lanndryman for an Institution. $50
ana found: machinist and blacksmith. cOnu-
try sawnilI, married man, 81 50 dIy;
fireman who has had some experience in
Eastern sawmills $40: farmer AMI wife. SO;
ranch teamsters. S26 and found; 10 Scandinavian
Germans to work in the woods, $50 mixer. so;
woodchoppers for Santa Cruz County, tools fnr-
nished: railroad labOrers north ana south. @. r..
HANSEN a co, no GeaTy ST. ap9 Y
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DOOM IN EXCHANGE FOR PIANO, THEORY
Branch once
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A FooT-PowER SCROLL SAW. WITH LATHE
y attachments preferred 2l9 Ninth st. apps 81"
GOLDEN sEBRIGHr BANTAM CHTCKENS.
VI Reply soon to +. NRAUS. 1881 McAuster-
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EP Towards rect Onion Church."
49, bet. Twenty-nrst and Twenty-second-Rev
DIT Rogers of England is the pastor. The COM
mittee invites ali Christians and non-chur hgoers
to DR.. Rogers earnest and persuasive pre- ach ing
Come and hear him sunday morning at IL o'clock
and Sunday evening at Z 80 O'Clock. Those who
have net attended church for years are enjoying
the doctors services much. seats tree. Every body
welcome.
The morning call., 1893-04-09

MEAT ROOM IN EXCHANGE FOR PIANO
- lessons Address Neat box us, Gail Brancl
Office. ap9 2ts q.
The Progress., 1893-10-07
THE WORK OF TOOLS.

The naval review could not be al
lowed to pass without its appropriate
souvenir spoons, of course, and they
are to be seen in the silversmiths'
shops, each spoon bearing different
man-of-war engraved on its bowl
Oregon newspapers tell of double
headed lizard alleged to have been
found recently near The Dalles. The
heads are said to be at opposite ends
of the body aud the feet 80 arranged
that the reptile could propel itself in
either direction.
The cork that can be drawn without
the aid of corkscrew has lately been
patented At the bottom is a metal
disc from which two wires run up
ward and are joined at the top, thus
forming a loop. The bottle can be
easily uncorked by placing any con-
venient article, such as one of those
patent automatic fountain pens that
won't write, or even an ordinary pen
knife, through this loop, and pulling
hard enough.
The Progress., 1893-10-07
Turning White.

There is a colored woman, who a
year ago was sent to the poor farm at
Kansas City as insane. She was very
black, but some months since she be-
gan to turn white, and now her body
and neck are as white as any Cauca-
SLAMS. a black band reaches around
her head from the chin TO the top OF
the forehead, where it meets per-
fectly white scalp. This portion OF
the black skin is also rapidly disap-
pearing. The other inmates OF the
poorhouse are very much afraid OF
her, beliving that she is bewitched.
and have asked the county court to
have her taken somewhere else. The
physicians who have examined her
DO not know what to make OF it.
The Progress., 1893-10-07

IT is never safe to drop any article
when walking near covey OF
ostriches. The ostrich will eat any
thing. seeming apparently to have
no sense of taste. A story is told OF
q young girl who was visiting zoo
where a large ostrich snatched her
kid gloves, which were rolled in a
ball, and ate them. The next day
the girl returned with the family
contribution of a half-dozen pairs Of
gloves, all of which were as readily
swallowed.
The Progress., 1893-10-07

Mrs. CARRIE WILLIAMS Of San
Diego, Cal. has received letter
from Syrian merchant in the Mid
way Plaisance at the worlds fair.
praising the superior cocoons on ex-
hibition in the California building,
and asks for eggs to test IL they
prove to be without disease, Syria
will hereafter import from California
rather than from France, where dis
ease is now common among siik-worm
eggs 1t is possible that this ex-
emption OF American silk worms
from disease may revive an industry
that at various times in our history
has promised great results. but has
always heretofore failed to achieve
them.
The Progress., 1893-10-07

To say that the street illuminations
are the grandest ever seen on the
streets of any city in the world is to
state the case mildly. The number
of lights used exceeds $4,000. and
more than half of these are electric.
The downtown section is blaze OF
light, arches competing for popularity
with electric effects of the most dazzling
character. These latter are for the
most part panaramas with constant
changes, and vehicle traffic is well
nigh suspended. owing TO the crowds
which throng the streets as well as
cover the sidewalks.
The western hemisphere panorama,
Illustrated herewith, facing Washing
ton university, has upwards OF 1,2OO
electric lights and tells the story OF
the discovery of America in letters OF
fire. Another magnificent spectacle
is the electric floral arch in natural
colors and another is a combination
Of the flags of the United States and
Spain with an eagle far above the
center. There are ten other electric
displays all equally attractive.
/ The illumination will be repeated
Oct. 8, 5, 13 and 10, and every one
who appreciates a combination OF
beauty and magniicence ought to see
them. The railroad rates are excep-
tionally low and the attractions as
exceptionally gorgeous and irresisti-
hle
The Progress., 1893-10-07

Mas CYRUS w. FIELD, JR-, has as
tonished the 400 of New York by de-
Gliding to embark in the millinery
business as q means OF helping her
husband out of financial embarrass-
ment This step marks her as a
young woman OF character, whom
every citizen of Gotham should be
pleased to honor. Her husbands
father gained renown by laying the
Atlantis cable. Mrs. Field has an
opportunity of doing her sex almost
as great q service by showing that
the pride Of birth and fortune only
serve to dignity lab~-
The Progress., 1893-10-07

VETERINARIANS who have been in
vestigating the origin OF anthrax
among the cattle and horses Of Della
ware express the belief that
they have found the cause OF 1t in
the refuse of the morocco factories in
Wilmington, which is used on the
farms in that vicinity as manure.
Nearly all the skins used in the fac
tories come from South America,
where animals suffer greatly with
anthrax.
The Progress., 1893-10-07
AN English rector, Conservative OF

AN English rector, Conservative OF
course, whose church Gladstone at
tended one Sunday recently, roundly
abused the unusual crowds which
came to the service to see the grand
old man. Politics does make fools
of some men! How much better it
would have been for all concerned.
including the church. had the rever-
end gentleman swallowed bis ire and
just sent the contribution plate
around a couple OF more times.
The Progress., 1893-10-07
Perfumes.

Most of our perfumes come from
COVERS or are made in imitation OF
scents OF flowers; so altar OF roses. by
common consent, ranks at the head
Of the list of perfumes. Other prepa-
rations from roses, too, hold . high
place and have long been esteemed.
The Progress., 1893-10-07
HISTORICAL STATISTICS.

The postoffice department costs
s66, 900, 600 year. and has revenue
of Sol. .O0O, 900.
1t appears that in Massachusetts,
nearly twice as many women as men
live to be more than so years old
Female spiders are much larger and
more ferocious than the males and
generally devour their husbands.
There was a financial bank at
Babylon as early as 200 b. G., and, so
far as known, it was the first on rec
ard.
The Progress., 1893-10-07
Cornish Econ omy.

Cornish Economy.
Some of the old Cornish minters
are adopts in economy. Richard
Tangye, the English engineer, in his
autobiography says that compared
with these peasants the farmers of
New England are extravagant One
man when once asked what his daily
work was replied: "Ten hours at the
engine and eight at digging. The rest
of the day l have to waste" Tangye
states that he once saw the same old
man fall into fury of rage because
boy whom he had hired threw away a
match after he had lighted candle
with it. "D'ye waste my property, ye
loon? Then ye will never be worth
sax-pence of yer ownp' he shrieked.
A careful old woman lamented a stolen
pie for more than forty years. The
tears would come to her eyes when
ever she talked of the lost dainty.
Her Pocket.
Apropos of the difficulty even their
fair owners experience in locating
ladies' pockets. an English paper tells
a story of a lady who, arrayed in new
frock. took a hanson the other day,
and, on alighting, hunted vainly for
the entrance TO the pocket where she
had confidingly placed her purse. The
quest was so unduly prolonged that at
last her charioteer, who was not a
man of refinement, remarked from his
perch: Now, tnen, marin, when
you've quite done a-scratchin' of your
back, will you pay me my fare?"
rn. suureme Court and the Turkey
At one time case of very trifine
;mnortance. which had well-nigh run
the gauntlet OF legal adjudication
came before the supreme court OF Yer
mont The counsel for the plaintif
was opening with the usual apologize
for a frivolous suit, when the suoJec'
matter, ..to-wit, one turkey, OF grea
value" caught the ear OF Judg
Chase. '.Mr. Clerk" he called out Il
an irate tore, strike that case froi
the docket The supreme court OF u
state of Vermont does not sit mere
| determine the ownership OF turkey
The Progress., 1893-10-07

A THRIFTY German, who owns a
leech farm in Dalmatia, selected
10000 OF his most blood-thirsty spec
linens and started for America. On
the passage hlther an ignorant bar
keeper, who had offered to care for
them, threw the bottles overheard.
supposing that the leeches were
dead, and the steamship company is
being sued for damages.
The Progress., 1893-10-07

The prefecture of police of France
has established a service of identity
in order to identify released convicts.
Since 1898 there have been l,5JO SEN
tences recorded against men named
Louis Lefevre in that county, 10y
which innumerable innocent Louis
Lefevres have been brought into
trouble
The Progress., 1893-10-07
Bread Fruit Tree.

The bread fruit tree seen in the
Dutch West Indies grows forty to
ifty feet high. The fruit is round or
slightly oval in shape. first green,
then brown, then turning yellow
when fully ripe.
The Progress., 1893-10-07

AT last Gotham's banks have once
more passed the reserve mark OF
cash on hand, and persons of known
responsibility having deposits with
them may get real cash on small
checks, providing Identification by
means of photograph and affidavit
accompanies the check, together
with sworn promise that the money
shall all be expended in New York.
The Progress., 1893-10-07
The First Cars.

The first horse cars In New York
we're run along the Bowery in 1888.
Now there are nineteen street rail-
roads in that city, using 2o00 cars
and O.00O horses, and carrying 225,-
300, 900 passengers annually.
The Progress., 1893-10-07
SHREVEPORT,

A MEDICAL Journal asserts that peo-
pie who drink cows milk are more
prone to consumption than those who
use the milk of the reindeer, the buff
falo, the ass or the goat.
The Progress., 1893-10-07

CHOLERA is raging in Europe, es-
pecially IN Russia, but there is little
fear that the epidemic will break
out in America. For two years 1T
has failed to get foOthOld here. and
1t is probable that the conditions con
ducive to its spread do not largely
prevail in this country. But we
should still continue as vigilant as
ever.
The Progress., 1893-10-07

PROFESSOR w. L. REYNOLDS, OF
Milledgeville. Ga possesses a gopher
which has been buried in the ground
for over a year. During a heavy
rain IN August 1892 while the gopher
was buried in the ground, the soil
was washed SO deep that the animal
was unable to get out until discov-
cred and rescued recently by Rey-
nOldS
The Progress., 1893-10-07

The ancient Hammond house at
Marblehead, Mass, is being torn
down, and some of its spruce timbers.
which have been protected from rain
and wind for more than POO years are
eagerly sought after by violinmakers
for use in the manufacture OF their
instruments.
The Progress., 1893-10-07

HAMILTON FISH, although Grants
secretary of state, was fourteen
years older than Grant All OF our
greatest war heroes died compara-
lively young. The exposures OF four
years of war probably undermined
even the iron constitution Of Grant.
or else he might be living among US
In hale old age for many years to
rome
The Progress., 1893-10-07
A Bad Man.

Constantine the Great was not a
saint. He murdered his wife. one or
two OF his sons, considerable num-
Der of his other relatives, and was
guilty of a score of assassinations and
murders. He was Christian only in
name