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RurelarY.in a E1ir stores

When the furstore Of Eackman 81 Stern
. fel. 129 Montgomery stree, was opened ges-
terday morning it was apparent that burg.
lars lad been busy during the night, and
had carried of nfne sealskin Jackets. val-
ued at $500, Entrance was effected from
the rear, which opens out on Trinity street,
small thoroughfare between Bush md
Sutter. Thelock of an iron door was picked,
which gave them access to the basement,
an attempt had been made to obtain en-
. trance 10 Franks saloon. as some bricks
had been torn away, and failing in this it is
thought they turned their attention to the
furstore. A hole was made in the wood
work close 10 the iron door leading into the
store. which enabled an arm 10 be inserted
and the two iron bars across the door to be
removed. The key had eeen left in the
lock, and entrance was. therefore, easy. A
reward of 5000 Is offered for the capture of
the burglars.
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GEYSER WATER AFFAIRS.
Meeting of the Creditors Who
Wanted to Be Advised.

meeting OF the Creditors VINO
Wanted to Be Advised.
meeting of creditors of the Geyser
Water Company was held yesterday after
noon in the Office Of the company In the
Crocker building.
There were about two hundred creditors
present. and ON motion ]. B. Stetson took
the chair
There was no one present to represent
the company but the assistant manager,
who stated that Mr.. Dngley, the general
manager, is at present in Chicago. He also
announced that he had on his own respon-
sbility called the meeting through Elwood
Bruner that the creditors might be advised
OF the condition of the company's affairs.
The trouble in the conduct of the affairs
of the company, he said, was occasloned by
the leVying of an attachment few days
since and the failure Of the Chicago MEM
bers OF the company to pay up the amount
of their subscriptions.
He then read a statement showing that
the liabilities of the company amount to
about So0,000, and that the assets consist OF
horses and wagons valued at $1,000, ma
chinery at the works and n twentY-year
lease Of the Geyser Springs. together with
$500 in bank and 50 in the Office He stated
further that Dngley 81 Co. had advanced
over $4,000 to further the enterprise, and
that during forty days following the organ
lzation OF the company the amount realized
from the sale Of Geyser Water was over
Sll,000 1t was also ascertained that the
company was organized under the laws of
the State of Illinois.
An attempt was made to ascertain the
names of the stockholders, but this was not
possible, for the reason that the books of
the company are at the home OF the Seere-
tary, who is in Cloverdale, Sonoma County.
A committee of three was appointed TO
investigate the condition of affairs TO report
at a future meeting
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Swinging Around the circle

or the diseases to which 1t ia adapted with the best
results HosteIter's Stomach Bitters. family med
icine, comprehensive in Its scope. has never been
thrust upon public attention in the guise OF uni
versal panacea for bodily Ills. This claim, daily
arrogated In the columns OF the daily press by the
proprietors OF medicines far Inferior TO It spe-
cihcs, has in a thousand instances disguised the
public In advance by its absurdiy and the pros
poets OF other remedies OF superior qualities have
been handicapped by the pretentons OF their
worthless predecessors But the American people
know, because they have verified the fact by the
most trying tests. that the Bitters possesses the
virtues OF real specific in cases OF maiariai and
liver disorder, constipation, nervous, rheumatic,
stomach and kidney trouble. What It does 1t does
thoroughly and maialy for this reaso 1t is ndorsed
and recommended by hosts OF respectable medical
men.
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TO DEVELOP ART.
Mr.. Searles' Gift Soon to
Be Utilized.
The Hopkins Mansion Will Be Trans
ferred to the State University and
the Art Association Saturday.

The Hopkins mansion OF Mob Hill will be
formally turned over TO the Art Association
on Saturday afternoon next, and from that
time on the handsome building will be en-
tirely devoted to art, letters and music,
under the direction mainly of the regents
OF the State University and the directors OF
the Art Association.
AT conference yesterday of J. F. Zeile.
president of the Art Association, Horace
Plat, Mr.. Searles' local attorney, and Major
MhoOn, attorney for the university regents.
all this was decided upon, and the agree
ment between Mr.. Searles and the Art
Association and the regents was read and
its ratification agreed upon. This agree
ment, which has already been publiS he'd,
will take effect on Saturday, at which time
the deed of the property will be handed over
To the university officials, and the pic
turesque residence Will be theirs. in trust,
on lultillmeat OF certain specified conditions
set forth in the agreement which goes in
exchange for the deed.
BY the agreement the regents promise to
use the building for nothing else but the
announcement of art, letters and music.
In fuffillment of The art portion If the
promise the Art Association Is called in to
be joint benefeiaries and the association
directors agree to maintain an institution
calculated. TO develop and encourage the
highest art;, also te maintain, a school Of
design and establish. ard sustain an art
gallery. THE entire building must be open
one day aWeek to public. 80
:: Mr. seaE9es, IN addition to the gift Of tine
proBelt Y for :ilie pntpo5e set f9rlfi,agrees
10. pay: Jo0 "a year fGT fire y ears toward
the MA iF ten snce of the prDnefty: ....s.5 H..
: ALI, sthe: feEetfts+.cf '-fhe University, tiYs
facnity,. The: G4reciorss OF thg4Aft. .Ass6ctil
III ois and the: instrAGiprs and a few oillets
intrtesttl hitye been lfvi ted: TO-: be: present
at the fOEJlsa} ansier:pf stfe spr0pertV aJid
VI ben: III j. arranged: Ihe pgbf!rfai,l has-.;
tnitteH to<[tspeGt, the building and admire
tue e-handseme gifs: TO tle residents of San
Francisco. : - 49,. -:
E: Tie. Art Association will take p9ssAssion
Of the sbhi ldiH g Immediately aid viii lnieye
hessehoe Of design from its present loea-
ti0nas soon as: arrangements caa be COM
pleted. .f:.... .:gs: :.:.a;;s'
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For S5O,OOO Damages.

The depositions Of two witnesses were
yesterday afternoon taken In the suit of
Mrs. Clara G. Homer against the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
for $4,000 damages.
Mrs. Homer alleges that on December IS.
1883, she was travelling on car Of the de-
fendants company between Topeka, Kans.,
aud this city. On the day in question the
upper berth OF the sleeping section she was
occupying fell, striking her on the head.
The accident produced nervous prostra-
tiop, and the plaintiff was laid up in bed
for several weeks by the results Of her in-
juries.
The matter goes on again to-day.
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A Cargo That Wasn't Delivered.

The admiralty suit of George Mcleod for
$500 demurrage on a breach of contract of
charter party went on In Judge Morrow's
district court yesterday afternoon. The
cargo of the bark Dunstaffnage, consisting
OF 1000 tons Of Chilean nitrate, was TO have
been delivered 10 the ship at the harbor of
Iquique, Chile. by Grace g. Co. of this city
in February. 1890 The revolution break
Ing out, however, prevented the contracts
being fulfilled. hence the suit.
After counsel on both sides had argued
Judge Morrow took the case under advise
meIt till tO-morrow
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DlsPATeH. STEAMERS FROM SAN ax9.
~ Francisco Tor ports In Alaska y A. ~, zZS24SSe
SsaaAary zl,:tebraarS D, "a March ~, "a, April
. For Rritlsh: Columbia and reger sound ports
every tIigay. - I. : T. g.
e For Eureka. Humboldt Bay. Wednesdays, 9 A. ". T..
= Ter santa; Ana Los Angeles aud all way portL
every fourth and tftD day. 8 A ". -. - =. r.
tuT San Diego stopping only at Los Angeles.
Rama barbara and san Luis O5ispo, every fourth
md fifth day at j A. N. -. - - p
g Fer ports in Mexico first OF each month.
e Ticket Once-Palace Hoteli:4 New M0ntgomerY5s.
p: 9OUDALI+ PERKINS $ & CO., General Agents,
=. j If 3. 10 Market ST. San francisco
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

IF HRoUGH LINE TO NEW YORK VIA PANAMA;
Steamers will sail at NooS on the 5th. SrsSz
18Th and 25th OF each month, calling at sSfzS2
.'NaTi0us ports of Mexico aud Central America
Through line sallings-March. u, S., COlfma;
March l5,~SS City OF Sydney; March rs. IS. Aca-
PulCO. ~. 49,.
. NOTE When the sailing day falls on sunday
steamer win be. dispatched the following Monday:
80 W Al: LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL 90:
AMERICAN. PORTS AND PANAMA. =: :
Steamer leave San FFanesco.9t moon on the Sd
aud 18TH Of each month calling at.yarlous Mexican
and Cen tral American ports. - =. -
:; Way line SaIllngs-SS san Bias March: ); sS:
Colon, March lS. -. -: -, .'<..
:: =. JNPAS S.AND CHINA E.TNE..
: -, FOR y OK0HAAIA AND HONGK. Nc, ~.
Conpec ting at y OkOhama with steamers sor .Shang
has and az onGkong for EisIalhdes, Straits etc.
rs; Peru, Saturday March 4. at 3 P NJ. ..-. -
-. civ ot Rio lie Janeirot thursday. March 25,
. s1. City Of Peking j hurs day Alrii L g. at g p n
=: So ChlHsi ueS,iaY, Ktrft -; at S.P n.
: Reubd-trp tickets TO Yokohama aud rs turn At ra
duced rates. - - - g. =. =. ~
FsE eight'OF passage apply a. the once corner
First and Brann N streets. p - ".....-:
Bran Oiice-2O3 Front street.: ~. ~.
=. go o.. ALEXANDER CEN TER. General Agent. e..
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
Issued by the County Clerk yesterday:
Henry Mlchenfelder and Dorothea Mlehen-
fielder, 36-31.
George L. Hunt and Gertrude Schmitt, 22-21.
Martin Watson and George +. Bryant, 24-20.
Joseph Lallement and Philomene fergne, % =
81.
Malcolm A. Ross and Ludla l.. Larsen, 39--29.
Miles NJ Murphy and Eunice NJ. Aekley, 63-
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=: - = :. -
The (iarde EtSsiItera

The Deutseh.G Garde Fas}liere, a military
!: organization which i1cluded several hun
atdred fBem bers. and cnce- III foremost shoot
ing CORPS Of the. State was :Resterday, per-
mitted by Judge iieyy 20 dt+ineofpotate
,Ihe guard was organized in 1879 with il cap
Rat stock of $500, an a about $1,000 remains
ia the treasury 10 be. .diyiled SmGng its
mem hers -. L.: - 8.
The morning call., 1893-03-01

his bail. Anderson was let out on sus-
pended sentence on condition that he would
leave the city fer good. He went to Sacra-
mento and was kicked out of the city by
the police and then came back here. Davis
will. 1t is said, give himself D to the police
this morning. The trio used to work the
Pnrtland trains
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The Police Were After Him.

Robert Anderson, bunco-steerer, was
arrested on Market street yesterday by
Detectives Dawes and Hanley. Anderson
was arrested on the Sth inst. along with
two confederates, L. w. Ross and Joseph
Davis. Davis at that time escaped from the
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be matter goes on again to-day.
Two Companies SUED.

Rosie Saenger, milliner, was the plaint-
if in suit commenced yesterday before
Judge Sanderson and jury claiming S15,-
00o and $500 for medical fees from the Om-
nibns Cable Co. and the Sutter-street Rail-
road Company. The plaintiff was travel
The morning call., 1893-03-01
fGR PORTLAND. ASTORIA, OREGON.

TEE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM zves
1 uceaa UlyiSion-snd PACIFIC. COAST @EssS7e
STEAMSHIP COMPANY Will dispatch from Spear
fiTeet wharf at ~ NJ. for the above ports one OF
-ifttE Al non steamships viz =; - =. g.: =
: STATE OK. CALIFURNIA-Jan. "a Feb 3, II,
m9teh}; !; -2J..A urlt o., Is. 80. -: p
.CoipMRIA-Eeb,l, l3. 25, March 9, 2l April 2,
oKKGoN-Jan. 2s. Feb q 81, March 5. II, 30
Aim o. %. 49,: - T.: H.: -; -
- Connecting via Portland With the Union Paclhs
and other divergng lines for ali points in Oregon
NashiHRto on; British Columbia, Alaska. Idaho
MontsnS. Dakota Utah. Wyoming, YellOwstons
Park snd. all points east and south and to Europe
lsre 10 Portland-Cabiu. $1e; steerage IS; round
'uin, cab D. $780, n ..---.'
Ticket of3ces-I Montgomery street aud Palace
" Hotel, 4 New Montgomery street. .---- =
. Ire light efiCe, 700 California street.
:6COIJA Ii. PERKINS, & Co, Supt Ocean Liue.
lJt -. -. 10 Market street. san Francisco
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The Baroness Blanc.

Manager Lesyltt.. has filed. complaint
against ElizabelE L. Blanc and F.: d:
Yuengling for paYlnent:: of. : a. pproinissory:
note executed In New York January "a.
1898, aud payable at the Bps h-streef:The-
ater, in this city. LeavItfsles for a further.
sum of Ssl9 95 Tor yi0tati8n i6f contract an
the part of-,Ihe B3runeSS Blanc. q. =
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ing on a Larkin-street car at the time
that two cars collided at the intersec-
tioD of Ellis and Larkin streets in March.
1891. and was confined to bed for six weeks
as the result of injuries sustained. Each
company charges the liability Oh the other.
The morning call., 1893-03-01
Husbnnd,s CnIcIned nInrnesin.

Your frst-premium medals awarded. More agree
able to the taste and smaller dose than other mag
nesia. For sale in bottles only, with United states
Government registered label attached without
which none is genuine. At druggists and country
atn
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINw ALL s,-a
- fortnightly for the West Indies and sdLf1sg
southampton, calling en- route at CherbOurx
france. and Plymouth to land passengers.
Through Bills OF Lading. in connection with th5
Pacific Mail SS Co. issued for freight aud treasure
10 direct ports in Eng and and Germany.
Through tickets from San francisco 10 Plymouth,
Cherbourg. Southampton. Flrst-class, Sl9o; thlf1
class $97 SO. FOR further particulars apply 10
PARROTT = CO., Agents, S06 CAilognaass
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SAW FRANCISCO AND N 2. RAIL WAY.

. NO 1'VIItIIVIo ID SIUItI -Niu8o IOuto-''
HOMMEN SUNDAY, NOV 90. 1894
- ana until further noties boats and trains viii
leave from and srriVe at the San Francisco Psssan
gar Depot, Marketstreet wnarf. as Follows;
From San Francisco for Point Ttburoa
Beivedere and San Raj ell.
WEEK DAIS-7:i0. 9 20, l1;4O A. NJ: $3.50 o.O6
At 80 p Il. '-S
$780, 8 30 p. N. =
From san -Ra fsel for San Francisco.
WEEK nAfS-6:25. :5e, 8 80 A. NJ f2.4B $40.
6:O5 ?; N. SATURDAY ONLY-An extra trip
at b 80 p. n
HUNDAYS-SIO, p:4O. ll:lO ~. Ian N.AA
500. 6:25 r. N.
From Point Tiburon to San Franciscr.
WEEK DAfS-b $50, y 40, :65 A. NJ: lao, A:05,
trip at 6:56 r. NJ
sUNpAYs-s:4 $40, lO;OS IL ;S5 a. II, 9:os. 4:OG
$3.50. 6:55 P. n. - =: :.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamer,
BETWEEN
New York OueanstoyvT1 a LIvart9oai

BEIWEEN
New York, Queenstown & liverpool,
SAILING EVERY WEEK,
CABIN $50 AND UPWARD. ACCORD kssvz
~ tDg TO steamer and aeeomm odatons So <EsSfs2
keted; second cabin, S33; Majestic aud TeatoaIc.
SaO and S4s. Steerage tickets from England. Ira.
land, Scotland Sweden. Norway and Denmark
through to san Francisco at lowest rates. TlckssL
sailing dates and cabin pa smAy DO procur cd from
". II. AVERY. Pacific Mail DOCK. or AZ the General
once Of the Company 6l3 Market St, under Graad
ape TuweFrsu:; Cen AT ior Paeiae cos,s
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MISCELLANEOUS;
e HOW'S YOUR LIVER ."

Is the Oriental sautatIon, knowing that good
health cannot exist without healthy Liver.
When the Liver is Torpid the Bowels are
Sluggish and Constipated. and the Food
lies in the Stomach decomposing-Pois
ing the Blood.
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HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.
rlMpAGNIE GENERaLE

C0MPAGNlE GEhERaLE =.
It II A n = 4 t L A TIQU
Frerrh Linz to Havre.
4 OMPANY'S PIER (NEWl, AZ NORTH kR.~n
y River, foot OF Merton ST. Travellers by <s1s6sr9
this lire avoid both transit by English railway and
tie discomfort OF crossing the channel Ia a small
toRL
La NoRMANDIE. De Kersabiec...
............ Saturday. February 25th. 600 A NJ
LA GASCOGNE. Santelli..... .............:.....
,.............. Saturday March lth 1000 A. Il
la BRETA6NE Capt Collier
..............-. Saturday. March nth. 3 800 r "
La BOUR6OGNE Capt Leboeur ................
................ saturday, VI ,'ch 1S 1000 A. NJ.
AS- For further particulars apply 20
A. FORGET Agent.
NO. Bowling Green. New YORK
81 =. fUGAzI Co. Agents. . Montgomery ava.
Branch once. 10 Montgomery street. aust Il
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SAN FRANCISCO
SAVINGS union.

DURING RECONSTRUCTION AT 532 CALI
IL fornla ST., will occupy premises north
east corner california and >ansome sts., f.,
formerly occupied by bank of W ellis, Fargo Il Co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-06
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The burial OF Fireman Sisson at
Alexander, Va, last week was OF novel
character. The funeral car was inn
prUvisej from q Columbia hose carri-
age and upon it the casket was borne to
the tomb. Tho deceased, pursuant to
his last request, was robed for the tomb
in his lireman's uniform.
The experience Of hunting deer on a
bicycle has probably been enjoyed by
but few people, James Davis, of Salem,
Ore, being on the list. While rid
ing recently he came upon deer, and,
having his rifle with him, quickly dis.
patched it.
A horse that foil down well on the
Bailey farm, in Polk county, Oregon, re.
Gently was rescued in . novel manner.
Straw was thrown down the we'll, and
the horse trampcd it and rose until he
was able to climb cut.
In the trial OF bigamy case in court
at Toronto recently the Judge expressed
very pronounced opinion that an
American divorce could not be accepted
in Canadian courts us binding or as dis
solving the marriage ties.
4 man who went to look up debtor
in Central Maine tho other day, having
in view tho collection OF his debt, found
him 10 be an old fellow whose sole
earthly possessions OF au attachable
kind are two bears.
Miss Hester Weymouth, q teacher.
who lett Windham county, Conn, last
June, with only So, walked to tho fair
and took it in thoroughly, has returned
home with uhusband and $50 that she
earned herself.
David Bradley and Capt. William S.
Guyer, brothers-in.law, who were mar.
ried onthesame day in Wcstport, Conn,
in 1913, celebrated their golden wedding
recently, they and their wives all boing
present
According to the official census re-
ports tlie total number OF mentally dc.
ranged persons in England and Wales
in 1891 was equal to 3.36 per 1000 OF the
population, slight increase over recent
years,
The depreciation OF prices ha' struck
the bar OF New York. Judge McAdam
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-06
VISIONS WAYS.

To believe oneself moro cunning than
others is a mistake. The fox is more
cunning than an ass, but there arc
more fox skins in q furrier's store than
ass skins.-Fuct.
Persons extremely reserved are like
old enamelcd watches, which had
painted covert that hinderei your see
ing what o'clock 1t was.-Wdipole.
a politician weakly and amicably
right is no match for n politician tena'
ciously and pugnaciously in the
wrong.-E p. Whippie.
Next to acquiring good friends the
best acquisition is that OF good books
Cotton.
The mothers heart is the childs
school room.-Hcnry Ward Bcecher.
Subtlcty may deceive you; integrity
never wili,-CrOmVsH.
Mediocrity can talk, but it is for
genius to observe.-DiSraeli.
Influence is the inhalation OF charac-
ter.-lK. NJ Taylor.
Have no friends not equal to yourself.
-Coniucig&
The public is wiser than the wisest
critic Bancroft
The ovorcurious are not otherwise
MasSitger.
The busy have no time for tOars.-
BUOn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-06
WORKS or OUTLAWS.
Gambia Gets Dose of the Tactics of Des'
peradoos--Tlirco Captured.

Gambia Gets Dose of the Tactics OF Des-
peradoos-Tlireo Captured.
MONTREAL, QUEBEC, Oct ga desper-
ate gang OF outlaws has been roaming ut
will through the townships OF Naudreil
and St Genevieve, committing depre-
dations on every hand. The gang num-
bers nine men. The Grst visited several
small towns and villages in eastern On
tario, breaking into houses and demand
ing valuables at the pistols point. They
crossed over into the province OF Que
bee two days ago. The despGradoes took
possession OF the town OF Oshwa last
Sunday, and robbed several stores.
They also broke into the postoilice aud
secured several hundred dollars worth
OF plumber. Taking possession OF a
freight train tho gang rode to VaudreiI.
They entered hotel there yesterday
morning and terrorized the guests and
compelled the proprietor 10 open his
safe, from which they secured $500.
Assistance from Montreal was asked,
and detectives from there ran down the
robbers at Beacimon's field and sue
ceeded in capturing three OF them alter
q desperate struggle. Officers are in
hot pursuit OF the others.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-06
WHY YOU WILL. SMILE.

A German paper says that a cook
who had burned five pound joint Of
veal, to avoid Il scolding threw the
spoiled meat away and told his mistress
that tho cat had eaten it. Indeed"
said tho lady. ave will sec about
that;" and sho took the cat, put it on
the kitchen scales aud found that it
weighed precisely five pounds. There,
Kathrine," she said, 81 suppose that is
five pounds OF meat, but please tell me
where is the cat?"- YouiHS Companion.
Gentleman-Here's a dollar for you.
Go aud enjoy yourself ut my expense.
Servant-Sir, what poor opinion you
must have Of me! Let inc assure you
once for all that ever since | have been
in your service l have never been able
to enjoy myself in the way you mean
not the smallest kind of u spree-for
less than Flielende Bldetter.
Friend-Don't you have difficulty re-
Numbering the streets where passen-
gors want to get of? Street Car Con-
ductor-Not at all. The only ones who
mention their destination are women,
and thoy always selec. fashionable cor
nors and wall; tho rest of tho way
NetV York Weekly.
81 thought you said you wore going
to bring Il friend home TO dinner with
you," said Mrs. Chugwater, "He
couldn't come, Samantha" replied Mr..
Chugwatcr, rs he sat down with great
satisfaction, to the fist good dinner he
had had chance to attack for a long
time.-Chicago Tribune.
He-Darling, love you deeply, de-
votedly. dis.ractedly, Let US elopo.
sho--Wcll, you elope first; and if it is
pleasant for both Of us, as no doubt it
will be, 1t may save me the trouble OF
leaving town atall.-Boston Transcript
Frank never speaks OF thom to me,
but know that he must have poor rela-
tives." How did you discover itY'
'In his sleep he keeps muttering some
thing about penny aunty. Inter
OCEAN.
do you take this man for better or
for worse?" asked the minister. II
can't tell until I have had him for n
little while" returned the bride.-Hdr-
Ders Mdgu:ine.