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road and hold il against all corners. Other
railroads will soon be in San Francisco with
transcontinrntal facilities. and they should
have an equal right TO use the road. The
Sausalii0 aud riburon lines have the right
now and should retain it. Let all railroads
have the right of way. No more monopoly,
ii YOU pleased This city has been cursed by
1t long enough.
Mr.. Leeds Of the Traffic Association is
again back in the city. He seems to have
performed very useful diplomatic work at
Sacramento in explaining the railroad situa-
tion Of the State to the Legislators individu-
ally and collectively. and particularly in
clearing away those prejudices speciouslv
Invented and drummed into peoples ears
by the minions of the Southern Pacific
That San Francisco is mimic !, in interest 10
the interior OF the State Is one of the lies Of
the time sedulUusly prOpagated, and rung
The changes upon by the hireling press
Mr.. Leeds looks upon what he has advo-.
Gated aud thrown into shape for legislative
action as "a clean-egt business proposition"
The legislation will help build up the inte-
rior: the interior Will help build ND this
city. and common benefit will result from
drawing the interior and San Francisco
together. We must keep the ships going
We must do the best We can all round, and
there is no fear of the result if we do that.
4 statesmanlike statement!
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Purging an English Library

The committee Of the Huntington Liter
suppose. mainly composed Of elderly maiden
ladies, has decided to Danish from lis shelves
the principal novels OF Fielding and smell
lett, including "Iom Jones'" "Amelia. -
JOSEPH Andrews" ''ROferick Random -
and Humphrey Clnker"
The babes and sueklings of the town can.
not be trusted, In the opinion Of the local
GruDdies, 10 peruse standard literary worts
which have stood the criticism Of over a
century. l trust that the works Of Shakes
Deare and CHANGER have long since djsap.
peared from this stronghold of Puritanisra.
for they contain far more dangerous m tter
than anything In the eighteenth century
noveiists. As Tor The Bible. that Of course.
has never been admitted. But on what
principle does a society which wages war
on the masterpieces OF literature style itself
Il iferarY Institute"9
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chants of other cities for territory open to
both. It's contract with the Transeontinen-
tai Association 10 maintain prices at the
associations rates and thus to make cheap
goods impossible TO San Francisco meF-
chants was in effect and purpose con-
spiracy against the State. For coin it stood
in the way Of the natural growth of the
State. The Pacific Mail will receive little
sympathy in the fight for its life which is
now forced upon il. IL is not regarded as
in any sense Pacific Coast Institution. If
it bad been true to its contract with the
Government and TO its duty to the people of
this State ii would have prevented the high
freight rates of the Southern Pacific, W ich
scattered our commerce 10 the north and
south. Both the Southern Pacific and the
Pacific Mail now stand before the public in
conviet's garb and "there are none so poor
as TO DO them reverence"
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j sensible suggestion Is offered by a cor
respondent Amendments to tho Austria
Ian ballot law are under consideration, and
the question is asked why there should not
be some Improvement ia the method of
counting. Either the clerks who take the
ballots should not be permitted TO cont,
the ballots and books being all conveyed to
seme central hall where a new set OF clerks
and inspectors could undertake the work,
or an effort should be made TO procure a
mechanical counting machine. The opin-
ion Is entertained by this correspondent
that premium Of $1,000 and another Of
$500 would stir mp the inventive faculties of
local mechaniclans, and some satisfactory
apparatus would certainly be evolved. by
which voter would infallibly register his
mark opposite the names of candidates OF
whom he approves, rendering ct the same
time the Justification of the register an I'm
possibility. BY telitale record also the
number Of voters voting could be registered
with exact precision. For such accurate
results $3.50 in premiums is a mere baga-
telle.
The bill now before 1.-THE Senate to allow
the money paid into the treasury as taxes to
be loaned cut to bankers is one OF those
dangerous proposals that no prudent CON-
munity can support, and ii should promptly
be showed under. Sooner or later it would
result in crash and the loss of millions.
Then the people would have to pay the taxes
a second Tine aud they would recover
nothing OF the vanished cash. Ii is pro-
posed to advertise for bids, say for handling
the i've millions of San Francisco taxes,
and the award is 10 60 TO the bank Offering
the highest interest The highest interest
In banking and insurance is always 70 be
obtained from the weakest and most reek-
less concern. Deposits would therefore
have the worst security. But the proba-
billy Is that HHserupulous politicians would
club together In some Dew-faDgled bank
ana get the money to gamble With. Ex-
perieDce shows that this would be tie re-
suit. and disaster would surely follow.
Public money is nowhere so safe as in pub
lie custody.
Another grab is being Unanswered at the
State capital, aud every decent journal In
the State should deBounee 1t. A belt rail-
road has been partially constructed round
the water frent of San Francisco By the
Harbor Commissioners. This road will be
finished some day when the harbor wharf
age and seawall are finished, and ii will
prove OF inestimable service 10 commerce
and shipping. Actually Il is proposed to
hand this railroad over TO private indiyid-
pals. OF corporation under lease for
term OF years. Without an act the Harbor
commissioners have no power to lease.
Everybody knows what would happen.
The Southern Pacific would grab the rail-
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in about twenty States with powers
varying from absolute authority TO fix
fares and freights to merely advisory
functions. In Texas and some other
Southern States the Commissioners are ON
nipotent In Massachusetts and New York
they can only criticize and report to the
Legislature. In iowa, Illinois and Mime
sofa, where the railroad war has been hot,
the Commissioners can make rates subject
to the review of the courts. In England
the commission is a court which has eogni-
zanCe Of complaints against railroads for
extortion; its decisions are appeaable to
the Board OF Trade.
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word doubtless Games frem Yule (Yu-le).
the pagan Christmas, so TO SPEAK. for be 1t
known that what we now observe as Christ
mas day was heather holiday called Yuie,
and the Yule festival was one of noisy
demonstration. Yulr. indeed, means noise
or cutlery, pra;sing in loud voice, chanting.
singing, making outcry in honor Of their
god. From Yule, then. to jolly the step is
short and easy-both meaning revelry, re-
joicing. Ours is risen Lord, theirs the
same. The words are identical. So, too, in
large degree the Christmas jolities. praises
and those of heather Yule. into such close
relation do simple words connect the pres
ont with the mast
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EXPOSED AT LAST.

The New York ECenisg Post has obtained
a copy Of secret contract between the
TraDscontinental Association and the Pa
eifie Mail. The Post says the terms of the
contract shows that while receiving a sub
sidy from the Government TO develop Amer
lean maritime commerce, the Pacific Mail
bound itself to the Transeontinental Asso-
citation, whose interest lay in suppressIng
that commerce. The Pacific Mail was a
party TO a conspiracy to impair the ability
OF San Francisco to compete with the mer-
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THE FEMALE FORGER.
Her Examination Postponed Until
VI ednesdaY Next.

Esther Mclean, the young woman who is
accused OF pers0nating a dead sister and
forging Der name, by which means she
secured Sob 81 from the Hibernia Bank of
this city, Was called in Judge Conlan's
court yesterday morning. She was rs de-
fant as ever and gaZed impudently into the
Judges face when lie requested her 10
stand up while the complaints were being
read to her Miss McLean's red wig show
the signs OF lack Of attention and was not
near SO fetching as on the night she was
first brought to tie prison.
A motion by A. +. Van Duzer, her attor-
ney, to reduce the bail trsm $500 on each
charge to $500 on boih charges. " hicn sum,
he announced, Miss Mclean could give.
was denied BY the court, add her preiimi-
nary examination was then fixed Tor Wed0e-
day afternoon next at . O'clock.
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DklLY CALL QncludlnE sundays. s. PER YEARLY
p-sH postpaid: - cents per week. OF IS cents per
ts-cndar mouth through carriers. DAILY CALI
f.ccoples. three months. SIS . SUNDAY CALL
tstzteen pacesl. 81 so per year. postpaid SUNDAY
CAILaad NEiRLY CALL, s. SO PER y ear. noS' paid
y kEhLN CALL IS pages. 81 per ar postpaid
1HF C.II cannot return rejected manuscripts
10 vii the editor enter into correspondence &c
nfCtttL then.
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The Word /" jolly -

Jolly" On the adoption of this word
into the English 1t had the meaning of
beautiful, as IL has among the French TO-
day. The English dramatist Beaumont Of
tue sxleebtn century speaks oil our first
mother as ''the jolly Eve. L. time how
ever. 1t came 10 mean hilarious, reg ardless
OF physical beauty. Bnt the latter meaning
Is probably the right one after all, as the
The morning call., 1893-01-28

SALE PosTPoSED.-The auction sale by XII
lip 6 Co. of ttOriiDg brood mares from the Palo
Alto farm which was 10 have been held yester-
day was postponed on account OF Tie rain until
next Wednesday
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RS Montgomery street. near Clay, open until II
pollock P r. BRANCH OFFICES; 7lo Market
street near Kearny, open until IL o'clock midnight;
$50 HAYES street, open until $50 O'Clock, SOB
Iarkin street open until 80 ooIoeg: 25IS Eission
street open until o'clock =. Il; and ZIG Ninth
street open until 9 30 r n
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On Silver Heights, near Winnipeg. few
buffaloes are kept remnants of the enor-
nous herds that rolled like a brown tide
from the Texas plains to the Saskatchewa
The experiment is being tried OF producing
race of hardy stock by breeding the butfa-
oes with cattle The offspring resembles
the. COW rather than the bison, but has a
somewhat shaggy coat and an il-temper.
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Loring Pickering's VIII.

The Photographic will of the late Loring
Pickering was flied for probate Yesterday
afternoon. Testator bequea.hs his entire
estate, real. personal and mixed, to his
widow and son in equal shares. Mrs.
bonds.
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OnicfaI Forecast FOR Twenty-four Hours
Binding Nj might Saturday.
IIFkRrbfFNT or AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN IRANtlsCo January -. 1881
san Francisco and vicinity - cloudy wG9ther
WIN occasional rain; slight changes IN tempeTa-
tire: variable Winds.
= T. JFNKrVs Local Forecast OmeIaL
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RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY.-The San Fran
cisco W0mal's Christian Temperance Union has
adopted resolutions in which The members SYM
pathze with Chief Crowley, who recently lost
his by death.
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Oreat Ciotl,ino SAT-

Mems suits S4 10, boys long pants suit 50 so,
mems dress pants 81 90, boys school suits 81.
See our show windows The old / y l.. corner
keaTny and CONNER cal streets.
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GRAVE rHEoLoeIANs, brilliant poets and shrewd
men OF business have fallen be ore the mon Dys-
pepsia But bottle Of Hood 5 sarsaparilIa gives
him his QuIetus.
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TIE pAILY MORNING CALL

FOR SALE Al
NV Yorb. BRENTANO BROS. = Union Square
Cb5,aro .,..N News stand Palmer House
Nv orleans GALL0T & JOUBERr,
l151s CumnOnst
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One OF the most credttable pieces OF advertising
that has been done lately is thai OF the Worlds
Fair Souvenir Coins II must have been an iuspira-
ton that led Lord Il Thomas to suggest TO the d.
reetory the pas ment OF the advertising 10 these
coins.
The advertising as designed by Lord Thomas
was unique and original. IL placed in al sec
tons OF the country, the order was completed
within SIX weeks and the delivery Offthe coins
made within two weeks OF completion.
The Worlds tair people were emiuea tly satisfied
with the su' cess Of the advertisements as a means
OF selling the coins the papers than salts
fed with receiving the coins for their pay and Lord
& Thomas are satisfied VITA the credit they have
received for knowing how u push the SAFE OF a
peculiar thing 10 q successful issue II IS rumOred
that they to receive additional order, 10
which they are fairly entitled
IN this changeable and trying climate, coughs
colds, CONCESSIONS and all their hoTrd fraternity
are always on the war path. Health and life may
depend on your ability 70 lay hands upon Parker's
Ginger Tonic any hour Of the day night.
"Now, let good digestion walt appetite, aud
health both,' is fayorlte toast after taking An
gostura Bitters IT. J. G. d. siegert Sons, MFRS.
FxTnA M3uce Pies SwArN's. 2l3 SaIrer street
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The MORNING CALL

Has $ larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco
The morning call., 1893-01-28

nm FASTE5RN OFEICE OF TIE CAIL,
:, Potter building, New York Civ Is provided with
f.,soi California papers Visitors welcome AZ
Ttus.ItIateS aud sample copies furnished.
= \ MISCIl ManagsE
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During the Great Clothing Sale" now going on
at The old y l., corner Kearny and CONNER
cIal streets.
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ONLY soc for three pounds OF famous broken
candy IN extra large Japanese lunch basket
1oWnseud's 627 Market street.
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TWO pounds cream mixed candy in Japanese
baskets for 90 cts. Townsends. Palace Hotel. =
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"SPERRY's BEST FAMILY FLOUR is ahead
of them all.
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CALIFORNIA glace fruits. soc. ID. in Japanese
baskets. TowHsend's, 627 Market street.
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WINTER RESORTS.


EeokEs, STRINGS AND HOTELS or TIE
4. fseinc Coast. win rates location etc publish
co ~ the hotei Guide $50 PAGES. For sale ty
ceaiers o. seha z5c "a stamps 70 W VI FATrt "a
son. publisher. 20 Ellis u Ems g. 80, 81 nlrl II
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sPIRITuALIsaI.

MRS. NEISON-TOLD BY THE HFAD ASH
lh card past, present and future: price soc 10
sl1Ls. l1e bruhswek Hotel. room Ia. Ia25 %
MRS. A. VEIL, CLAIRyOYANr. 2OlO Ellis
vi 81, near DeYissusro f,g2Tt.
M RS. J. J. WHITNEY CLAIRYoYAST TEST
" medium and lie reader. 2ls Sfnrkron Az y
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EDUCATIONAL.


GUITAR PIANO AND Vocal Lessons. -
" Ffth 81: music especially Arranged ia27 bm
EIRST-CLAss FLUTE AND GUITAR LEssoNs
GAsTALDl. 2l5 Geary ST. ja25 ~
XoUNG MEN AND LADIES ToLEARN TELEG-
L raphy qualify for positions paying So 10 500
mo Cal Telegraph Co.. kearny s.. cor Gay. j25 =
II oME SCHOOL FOR BOYS AT Los GATU>.
IA English. Latin and modern languages SIS 20
$50 month. extensive grounas: excelenI t4ulr.
san Francisco references. Address mrs b. O..
FAA HAkLiNGEN. box 3l5 Los 6atos Cal. lai- u
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF ELoCUTIOS AND
~ CratoTy. Golden 6ste and Van Ness ayes. DAY
aud evening; lew classes forming lalou
DRIyATE ACADEMY. OF DANCING: TERMS
4 reasonable. MISSES MUDDY. Hyde jal5 "a
L EST EUROPEAN EDUCATION FOR GIRLS
- board, fnZiis6. French. German, music, dane
Ing; $50 month: coach calls 1922 JAcks7u- jail q
DROF. G. MANSFIELD. MANDoLI>. GUITAR.
L banjo, compositions Studio 1855 Polk nos SIN
ZITHER LESSONS GIVEN BY CuMPETENT
Alaay Eeacber terms moderate i63l uiton. II lm'
~ RADUATED GERMAN LADY WISHES 10
" give lessons IN German. french tfoc} piano
cor. FOX. iss lrus
L SAVAGE, TEACHER or ZITHER 90.
stockton 81 COZ. suffer ial 3m
Y IULIN MANDOLIN. BANJO AND FRENCH
conversation. soc aud 75c per lesson lp3ivateI
PROFESSOR FRANCIS. assisted by PEui E~SoR
II EALD's BUSINESS COLLEGE. p POST ST.
II douUe-eutrT bookkeeping. peuuaaItsIip . sror.-
hand type-Wfltiug, telszraPhy etc, al laciude 10
ousiness course under one lee Of so Ic3O u
pACuIC BUSINESS COLLEGE SO Posi- ST.
lie scholarship SO; day ARds vening. or20-t
MERCANTILE COLLEGE a NORMAL SCHOOL
VI Golden Gate Nan Ness. Day & evenings is 81;
CCHoOL CIVIL MINING. MECHANICAL ELE5
~ trfea engineering. Surveying, area it.c.gr- a.
ta5lng: esiab 1901 A van der AaiiIen- T23 Macs
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DREsSMAKERs.

I0- POWELL HANDSOME-FITTING SUITS
1Oi from IS up goods. everything found. fr9rn
Sl2 up and made In "A hours; 1T usranteed a1s =
MRS. B KRLTER 1ls STOCKTON ST: SUITS
w 50 50 uD: styishly drzped tt guaranteed IS 3.t
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fists.


A ny ASfLUM-KEEPER Knows ALL DENTAL.
II gases are dangerous: by my wonderful srrret
local Application 10 the gums teeth NAY BE- fned o.
extracted paiaessiy thirteen frst prizes Tor dues-
filing, crownUorE. bridgework and plates ! rec
l170 Market 81 20 / Fifth St cor. MarEer. yol can
have good dental work cone az my college Tor one
baf the price the cheapest osHiists charge
those wishing me 70 DO the work call 81 10y luAia
Office 0'FaTTel ST Examination a. both glac %
free DR. G. W. LEX. aaigr
nr. L. A. TEAGUE. DENTIST. HAS REMOVED
IL 70 10 Geary 81. opp Caronicis baiidlaE &c y -
nR RIA. s2s MARKET, EXT THETA s1--
- wlth gas 81 fllings low; open rFenuEA ias =
CT PER SET; To PLEASE or NO CHARGE.
- Ming 81; ext soc. DR.. PERRY 8 Mason q
CoLrON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sue MARKEI
y ST. DR. CHARLES ". DECkER. JcsH
DR Ii u YOUNG-EXTRACTIUN FAiNLEss
~ patchwork, erldge-HoTk, teeth without uiata4
ssTeeiaity. 1871 Polk st myl4tt
NO PAIN-EXIRACTING OF TFFTH MADE
~ easy, SOC and 81; artificial teeta from as 81.
ing from 81. CRooAE Dental Association 75g
Market st bet Third and Fourth. apI2 =
CT A SKI FOR TEETH: ARRASTED "A
e. good - can be made: Ailinx 81 DR. SIHMs
osntisi, 80 Market 81 next Baldwin Theaser Oct.f
ORA LUDLUM HILL lA4S MARKETsT NEAR
~ Eleventh; no charge fer extracting when pInrss
are made; esd plates made over ne1i tee ,
frsm 50 per Set; extracting SOC; gNs giyea ~
DR H. WILSON, DENTIsrl s3, MARKET
0st-. be- Eifta and sixth. oDn Mason dsl5s;
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AsTROLoGY.

49,
Af NE MOREAU. - foCRTH sf.-toRIt So.
VI teller. airvoyaat ite-readsr; fee CSC jas 81
NINE EXODUS. CLAIRVOYANY. HAS ~
VI moved 70 227 0'Farrel st fee sos 0c2s Ii
III NIX NJ RANENNA, CLAIRYOYANT. THIlS
W past present, future. 2Z5lz O'FarrelL il lD
Mr. WILSON TELLS PAST. PEESENr. ~
" lure; laalss DC, gents 81 los Eshta AL lm
M NE DR. THOMAS. SCIENTIFIC REYEALEE
IVA By eggs and cards; telIs entire ufe p7st p-s,
eDi- future; consultations ali Affairs nothing sK
copied; name given. valuable advice and zure nslD
Iestofes loat oFe % sympathy; mistake impossible
oIsesses cured: Zee 81. letter e. 80 kearaT ID II
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~ simpson Memorial Methodist Epis-
80 coral Church Cor. Hayes aud buchanan sts.-
Rev. A c. Hurst. ID. pastor Uesldence. s35 Blu
chanan 8. ,. Preaching At II A. and 80 ".
The pastor VIII preach a. both services, SUBJECT
for tne morning. Christian Evolution: for the
evening :" he True Test" Special music BY the
choir az these services. Song service AID sunday
school AT II 80 NJ C. PERKINS, superintendent.
EpWorth League service at 80 y. The seats Ia
THIS church free. The public cordially invited 10
AL the services. Ushers in attendance Prayer
meeting wednesday evening At 10. Chautsuqua
Circle Monday az :t5 2. ~ ja28 ~
--s7 Central Methodist Episcopal Church.
- Mission 81. bet sixth aud Seyenth-BeY-
A. " on The River Of Lite and al Z 30 p n on
The Secret o. a Successful Life sermon for
young poop e. Spec al mus. viii be rendered by
male choir under the direction OK J. J Morris. 5. =
AT 7. ". vii IAN \ boot. sup eriuteudent Young
peoples meetings. r. v watt, president. at $50
r. FIsysr meeting ana peoples service At Z 80
p ~ on Wednesday. seats free All welcome.
go First Methodist Episcopal Church.
~ Powell st. bet washington and jsckson2
ton ST., telephone Il o. Preaching al II A. NJ and
1880 P NJ by the pastor. Morning SUBJECT .-Ihe
known ana the Unknown" SuudaT-sch1ol Joseph
Moscrop Superintendent. at 1890 p NJ Annis
meetings al 10 NJ. 30 p VI. and P y
kpworih League. 8 80 n ChiiGreu's class. Mon
dsy. $3.50 n. Mrs. Rothwick leader. sunday
school board Tuesday, 7 80 p. n. General prayer
meeting Wednesday. 7 80 p. y. Classes S. 8 aud :
will meet Thursday, 7:50 r. NJ, StranSers welcome
Ushers at the door.
rs How rd-street Methodist Episcopal
sr~6 Church. Howard ST.. bet. Second and Third
two blocks from the Palace HoIel-Rev. "
W. Case, DID. pastor. Ir0f. Martin schultz mus-
cal director. a. o. Donogn. suuday-school super
inteRdent. Hours OF pubc service II \. ". and
7:30 p. suHdsy-sehool at $40. Professor
L Knowton's Bible class az 1880 Epwortn
League. 8 30 Snnday evening Rev. T. D. Mc
CfaTy, d. d. or Santa Cruz viii preach morn ug
and evening ChaRIauqua Circle Monday evening
Professor z Kn0wlton conductor Pastors resi-
deBee. 2026 Howard st Telephone $685.
E First Pres byte rian Church. Corner
<~S OF Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st.-The
pastor, Rev Robert Mackenzie D. b. Will preach
IL A. " ami so P. H. Sunday-schOOl al l2:45
p. NJ, Rev. John Rea, general superintendent
Young Peoples Society OF Christian EndaayOr at
6:l5 P. ". Prayer meeting Wednesday evening az
7;45. All are welcome 70 these services.
FP Howard Presbyterian hurch, Mis-
t~S sion street. near Thtrd-rhe Rev J. Kenneth
Duaeaa VIII preach AZ II A. n. aud 30 P. NJ sun
day-sehoo al $50 4 and 1890 p. NJ. Youag
Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor at $50
P. N. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at
1880 O'Clock. Training school Tuesday even
ipg. Choral Society on Thursday evening. All are
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PERSONALS.


MY WIFE ANNIE WADE, HAV1NG, WITHOUT
M canse left nv bed and board, hereby notify
ALI persons that will be responsible for any OF
Sar debfs Tia2S 3t*l JOHN G. WADE
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FxrrA Miree Pies swArN's. 2is sarrer
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EWING MACHINES.

c1O NEW IMPROVED sETIN AcHfSEs :.
y =. rented 81 per moath- lis sixth ial4 I'm
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MAN AND WIFE DESIRE POSI- IOS; BOTH
vi speak French and Engiish; wife wants 10 COOK
and man do WORK ABOUT place COS Washington ST.
TUG -
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CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF ELOCUTIOS AND
" Orat0ry. Golden Gste and Van Ness ayes. DAY
aud evening: Jew classes forming. lal6 q
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II ONE school FOR BOYS Al Los GATUS.
IA English. Latin and modern languages; SIS 70
$50 month: extensive GROUNDS; exCeHcHt t4uir.
san Francisco references. Address MRS b. D.
Va HAkLINGEN. boz 3I5 Los Cfatos CA AZ n
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n FSP0NSIBLE WOMAN TO INVESTIGATE A
IL business proposition with reilaDle house; Adj
dress i ID V 10y o. Cal Branch Office. ia28 3ts
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-21
OFFICIAL BUDGET.

A letter received from Col. Tom Smith,
the newly appointed chief justice and
judge of the 4th judicial district, con-
veys the impression that he will return to
New Mexico at the earliest possible date,
and that his clerk will be appointed from
the territory.
I. D. Lafferty, of the U. S. pension ex-
aiming board has, gone on trip to Albu-
buquerque and Capt. Hall has gone to
look after pension affairs at Belen and
vicinity. All the members of the pension
board depart the latter part of next week
for Taos where week or so will be spent
in examining pensioners in that locality.
Hon. Casmiro Barela, of trinidad, we'll
known all over New Mexico, has received
the tender of the appointment of Next
can consul Mt Denver. There is nothing
new in resident of state acting as
consul for foreign country, but the APP
pointment is usually sought after and ID
made on the faith of strong recommends
tions and personal political influence. In
this case however, tho Office has sought
the man. Mr.. Barela never thought Of
such an appointment, till he received the
tender. He will decide in the near future
whether he will accept or decline the ap-
pOintmeut