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The morning call., 1893-09-17

ESS officers and Members of the
eT~S Spanish Mutual Benevolent Society are re-
quested TO attend on the evening of September H.
1893 at 7:30 O'Clock, at 800 Post ST., to adopt
amendments TO our bylaws. By order OF the pres
ident. [auls % seI6 3tl NJ. ARJO, Rec Sec
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RyS Annual Meeting-The Regular A n
E~S nusl meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Mono Gold Mining Company will be held at the
No 309 Montgomery ST., san Francisco, Califor-
MIA, on THURSDAY. the 21st day Of September
1888, AZ the hour of O'Clock p. M, for the pur-
pose of electing Board OF Directors to serve for
the ensuing and the transaction OF such other
business as may come before the meeting. Trans
fer-booEs will close on MONDAY September 49,
at O'Clock 2. NJ. 81. p WILLIS, Secretary
Omce-Room 62, Nevada block, No. 3O7 Mont
gomery ST., San Francisco. California se6 I'd
R25 10 Fraternal and Other Societies.
Handsomely furnished halls to let in Shiels
building. 80 O'FarreI St, at reasonable rates
Abby 10 the 1Anitor. Tvs 6m
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RSS John Slater, the Well Known Test
~ medium, will hold grand test seanee
night at scottish Hall. III Larkin street, at 8
o'clock. The only test Mr.. Slater Will give
in San Fran cisco. Admission. 10 cents.
The morning call., 1893-09-17

E7 DR.. Rfn-Es' Spiritual Meeting at
az St Georges Hall, 9O912 Market ST., Sunday,
at and P. n. Circle ana platform tests by
Mrs Seely. Nine. Young and Mrs. Henderson,
Entertainment 18TH free
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NSS TheosOphicaI society Free Publ G
40 lectures every Sunday evening at 7 AS. at
32o Post ST. Tonight, "The SUM-" by Dr.. Allen
Grifhths
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VOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION
in an Office: is steady and reliable Please ad-
dress, with particularly. l.. 1870, Call Branch
Office. SELF 3ts
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CITUAT TION WANTED BY WOMAN WITH
- young child: would do housework or upstairs
work and sewing city or country. Call 1864
Sixth st.
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ES Second Unitarian Church, Corner
EE~S Capp and Twentieth sts.-Rev. Leslie w.
Sprague pastor. Residence and address, 67S
Twentieth st. The pastor will preach at II a. N.
and at 745 P. N Morning subject, Immortal
1ty." Evening text. Come Unto Me and l VIII
Give You Rest" Sunday-sohool at 9:45 A. NJ
The morning call., 1893-09-17

DESPECTABLE GERMAN WOMAN WISHES
IL TO do washing, housecieau ing and chamber
work by the day. Gle Pacific st. bet Powell and
Mason. SELF 3tE
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~ Calvary Presbyterian Church, Cor
&~S ner Powell and Geary stS.-Rev. John
Hemphill, D., will preach at II a. NJ and :45
y. n. Morning topic. GODS Comforts" Evening
topic, Gods Presence" Sabbath-school at II 80
p. N. All are welcomed.
The morning call., 1893-09-17

GIRL WANTS TO DO HOUSEWORK N
" American family; objection to Oakland
wages Sl5 to $50 Please address G. F.. box 9S
Call branch Office. sel6 DTS
The morning call., 1893-09-17

II Home College of Divine Science,
sE~D 324 Seventeenth sr-Ssrvice at 2 80 p NJ
Discourse BY Mrs. c. S. Alden. Subject. " The
Beatitudes." All invited.
f. Free Lyceum-Every Sunday 2
~ P. NJ, Washington Hail. 35 Eddy st. free
discussion. Topic to-day: "AlI Are Entitled to
Free Speech in the Public Squares"
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LNGLISH LADY WOULD LIKE TO TAKE
u care of ! OF children or upstairs work: refer
ences; no trifers. Address B., box III. Call
Branch Ofice.
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"a OMAN, STEADY AND RELIABLE WISHES
" homework OF any kind by the day. Address
AZ Eleventh ave-, near Point Lobos. sells 3ts
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ROOMS TO LET-CoNT1NUED.

= Oo~ MISSION-LARGE FURNISHED FRONT
/ I'D room suitable 2 or gentlemen. SELF 3s
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ES Order of Scottish Clans ia
S~E The third annual distribution of Es1
prizes won at the games held in Shell $se@1a
Mound Park SeptembeS will take S~xf[ Y
place IN scottish Hall on FRIDAY q -
EVENING, September %. Drawings - ~
for gate prizes will also take place Dfstributfon
At O'Clock. Social and dance 80. Admission
26c. w CORMACK
SELF % 2t Secretary Committee.
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PERSONALS.

REE TO LADIES - HAIR DESTROYED
forever. Prof. II. h MIXER of s Mason st ,
VIII give one trial sitting free until October TO
every new patient, 10 convince them he is the
most sktllfu operator In the city In permane entity
removing hair from ladies' faces forever with
electric needle; also birthmarks N oles and warts
fees: ladies treated their home II desired
The morning call., 1893-09-17

y DUNG GERMAN WIDOW DESIRES A POSI-
tiOn as houseSeeper or first-class cook for a
gentleman's family, Address W., box 81, Cali
Branch ONCE.
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HELP wANrED-CoNrINUED.

TO TAILORS - CUTTERS; FlRST-CLASS
L measure cutter wanted Apply bet. and l.
A. NJ to CHARLES LYONS. London tailor. 1915
and 1918 Marketst sells 3t
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

ES Alta Lodge No. 2O5, /. o. ,SN4aLyl.
SSo,1 O. Q; F., meets meets in Remembrance S&SE
Seventh and Market sts., MONDAY >%T7NNS~
EVENING, September lS oficers and members
are requested to attend. Initiation.
E L. GRAVES, ". G.
F. B. YooRHIEs. Rec. Sec. SELF 2t
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SWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO
- housework upstairs work in nice private
family; no objection TO washing. Address SAL
Fourth st. SELF 3t*
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EIRST-CLASS COOK WISHES A SITUATION:
i good reference; city or country. Address II
n. box 4. Call Branch, COS LarSiu ST. SELF 2t%
The morning call., 1893-09-17

WANTED-MISCEL EOUS.
w ANTED-PURE-BRED WHITE LEGHoRN
W fowls. l., box 50. Cali Branch once.
{ (lHlCKEN RANCH WANTED. FROM . TO 10
y acres. i'll Alameda Oakland or Fruitvae: state
terms. Address Chickens. DOx LAT. Gail Branch
once sel4 It's
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- The Reformed Episcopal Church.
Es-0 107 Mason ST., near Eddy-Services az i
a. M. and 7 80 p. NJ. Sunday-schoo at 9 80 A. BE
Evening topic "The Premillennial Reign" by
The morning call., 1893-09-17

E'XPERIENCE MIDDLE AGED HOUSE
II keeper wishes a situation: objection to
country 557 hatoma ST.: postais sei5 3t*
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I ADY WANTS TO GO OUT WASHING OK
l. housecieaning by the day. 423 Sixth Sc u SIS
L'IRST-CtASS DRESSMAKER WISHES EN-
easements in families, making and Iemodeling
all Sty or ladies' aud chidrens dresses; perfect
mt guaranteed: references; terms moderate. Gail
or address 306 O'Farrell ST SELF 3t%
The morning call., 1893-09-17

@~S 625 Suffer ST. bet Mason and Taylor
Rev. George Edward Walk, rector; Rev. q. II.
Jenks assistant. The Right Rev. William Ford
Nichols, Bishop OF the Diocese Of California, will
conduct the services and preach both morning
and evening. Morning prayer sermon and holy
communion At II o'clock. Evening prayer and
sermon at 7:45 O'Clock. sunday school at $50
A. NJ. All are Welcome l
The morning call., 1893-09-17

~ The Nineteenth Annual Ball OF
@O County Monaghan Social and Benevolen mt
Club will be held at odd Fellows Hail WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, october 4. Bids for bar will be
received by John Burns. secretary. l49 Clara ST.
SELF Su st JAS. j. CONNOLLY, Chairman.
RT "Old Friends''-Reguiar Monthly
~ meeting on THURSDAY NIGHT Septem-
Der 81 IN Social Hall, l02 O'Farrell Sc.
A. CRAIG, President.
J. E. SLINKEY, Secretary.
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LFXPERIENCED WOMAN WISHES PLACE
II 10 do housework IN small family. $40 Eighth
St. bet. Bryant and Brannan. SELF Dts
The morning call., 1893-09-17

" DUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION AS
cashier in restaurant; best of reference can be
given. Please call 10 South PARK bet. Second and
Third sts.. upstairs. SELF 2ts
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EIRST-CLASS WAITRESS WANTS SITUA-
1l0 Taylor st. sel6 3ts
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STORES TO LET.


III - and rooms basement and over and upper
fat q rooms bath $40; northeast ineteenth and
Guerrero streets. new and capaclous double store
and rooms $50: % l3 Mission street large store
and room $40: 350S Mission street. near Thrift tn,
store and rooms, $25; S2l14 howard street.
near Fourth, store and rooms, $40: 20 CLAY street
near ferry. good locality. SIT So W. d. GRIM 4
CO., 1IS Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1893-09-17

> RESPECTABLE SWEDISH GIRLS WISH
= place together as cook and second girl; best OF
reference. $50 Howard ST. sci 5 3ts
The morning call., 1893-09-17

DELIABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUATION TO
III do chamber work or kitchen work Please call
address 1l112 Minna ST. SELF 2t@
The morning call., 1893-09-17

RS Plymouth Church, Post ST., Near
EF~S Webster-Professor Il. R Lloyd viii con-
duct the services at i A. NJ aud AS P n sun
day-schools at $3.50 A. NJ and y: 80 p NJ. Y. p.
y. C. E. 81 $50 P.
The morning call., 1893-09-17

ES Howard Presbyterian Church. Mis-
e~S sion ST., near Third-The pastor. Rev. Ken
meth j. Duncan, viii preach at l A. NJ. and the
Rev. A. w COlver at :45 p. NJ. Sunday-scho at
$3.50 A. h. Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor at $3.50 P. NJ. Prayer meeting on
kindly invited.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

A UCTIONEER - WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD
n 643 California St., near Kearny: 20 wears in
the business; buys, sells and rents furnished
houses. 24tf
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4 OOD LAUNDRESS WANTS FAMILY WASH
y at home or work out by the day 459 Steven
81.
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n ERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO
" upstairs work; best of reference T. BOWERS
1913 Green St sei6 ITS
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FLATS TO LEr-CoNr1NUED.

I01I OAK, NEAR LAGUNA-FLAT OF -FOUR
fUI2 uice sunny rooms. sel6 3t*
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LNUR CAPES AT II HALF-PRICE-SPECIAL CON
Il Signment to be closed out this week. Norway
lynx capes, So 80: French coney capes 81 so;
Siberian AstrAchAn capes, SO 80: Polar seal capes
SO Don't miss this opportunity to get a bar
gain. j. f. GOODY & CO., 1927 Market ST.. bet
Sixth and Seventh.
The morning call., 1893-09-17

| ADY WISHES TO 60 OUT BY THE DAY TO
- make all kinds of ladies' underwear: children's
clothes a specially. Address MRS. BROWN, 1899
O'Farrell st. SELF 3ls
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BOARDING AND ROOMS.
CHILDREN BOARDED.

INFANTS AND CHILDREN PRIVATE BOARD
L ing; large grounds. MRS. LAWLER, 4S Oa
street SELF 2ts
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EFES Van Ness Ave. NJ. T.. Church, bet.
Ef~S Bush and Pine sts.-Rev. samuel Hirst pas
tor Residence 1924 Bush ST. Telephone 2lSl.
Rev. John kirby, d. D., VIII preach morning and
evening Ono OF the strongest preachers on the
Pacific Coast. Special singing by the choir. Sun
day-School at 2 80, C. A. Maydwell superintend-
ent Epworth League at Is: :4b, II. Kern president.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at AS.
A cordta liz IuVftpd
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employment short distance from the city; is
good housekeeper, seamstress. and will teach the
The morning call., 1893-09-17

900 MARKET = NICE. QUIET TODcT1-C-
600 house OF 19 rooms IN good order SEX 9ts
The morning call., 1893-09-17

1, 0OD SEWER WOULD LIKE TO WORK FOR
> dressmaker; would assist with homework;
has small child. Call 43515 Sixth ST.
The morning call., 1893-09-17

DEFINED HOME FOR CHILD TO BOARD;
AZ mothers care. Call or address MRS. M,
lob OAK ST. sn13 5t+
The morning call., 1893-09-17

\ DUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO ID
general housework in family. Apply 2Ol
MISSION ST., near Sixteenth. downstairs sel6 4t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-05
ROBBERS ARE BOLD.
TAKE POSSESSION OF RAILROAD
STATION ar LUzERSE.
The Agent was Their First Victim.
Operator and Trainmen Compelled
TO Deliver vaiuabieA

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Dec. 5.-Late Satur-
day night three men entered the Chicago
aud Northwestern depot at Luxerne. 30
miles west Of here. aud at the points Of
their revolvers commanded Agent Thomp-
son to deliver what money he had. He
quickly gave up the express and railroad
money, when the bandits locked him in the
freight room. telling him he would be
killed il he made any noise.
In few moments the night operator ap-
peared. and be was robbed and put in the
freight room 10 join the agent. A freight
crew came into the depot soon afterwards,
and they. TOO were soon hustled into the
freight room minus their money and
watches. Then came several passengers.
one after another. all Of whom
Were Similarly Treated.
When passenger train No spulled into
the station the conductor found the three
bandits In possession of the depot.
Suspecting something was wrong he
ran back TO the train. He notified the
pa ssengers that hold-up was imminent,
and 20 men drew their revolvers to give
battle to the bandits The latter. however,
seeing the display OF force, started to run
and were lost to sight in the darkness.
The men secured about $500 in cash and
several watches. The conductor with a
party OF passengers then returned to the
depot and released the prisoners.
They were able TO given accurate de-
scriptions of the robbers, and their cap
ture is certain as the mon are known and
were seen in Cedar Rapids during the day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-05
ANOTHER COLUMBIA.
This One n Floating PaIscs Built For
New York Millionaire.

This One n Floating PaIscs Built For
New York Millionaire.
New YORK, Dec. 6.--The steam yacht
Columbia, just completed by the Cramps
at Philadelphia for j. II. Lsdew, the
wealthy leather merchant of this city.
arrived here early yesterday morning, hav-
ing crossed the bar at Sandy Hook shortly
after midnight
The Columbia is 2o5 feet over all and %
feet loaded depth. She is provided with
four cylinder triple expansion engines. af-
ter Cramp designs, with two boilers, 10
feet in diameter, capable of developing
1900 horse power. She is schooner rigged,
OF graceful lines aud painted white above
the water line. AT recent trial trip she
made us knots az hour.
Her contract will be Is knots, and she
has got to come to this city to make her
official trial trip over the course of the
American Yacht club, whose flag she will
fly, which is from Larchmont to New Lon
don, a distance of 80 miles
Her price is to depend npon the speed
over Is knots and forfeit for less; the
craft to be rejected should she make not
more than II knots. The yacht is gor-
geously furnished inside and out. The
deckhous, is Of steel and the interior Is OF
mahogany. The saloon is richly ap
pointed apartment. She carries crew OF
90 men under Captain r. w. Sargent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-05
LATEST FROM HAWAII.
Matters Were Not ~ HiDIster Willis
Expected to Find Them.

Matters Were Not ~ Minister Willis
Expected to Find Them.
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Dec 6-Ths
barkentine Kalikitati, Captain Cutler, ar
rived last week from Honolulu with ad.
vices to Nov 90, four days after the steamer
Alameds sailed for San Francisco. Cap.
tain Cutter says that just before he sailed
the editor Of The Evening Star requested
Minister Willis TO submit q statement to
the public to allay the general feeling of
uncertainty IN a published interview Mr..
Willis said:
you are authorized to state that no
thangs in the present situation will take
place for several weeks. brought with
Inc certain instructions from the United
States government on the Hawaiian situa-
tion. Since my arrival contingencies havc
arisen about which neither the United
States nor myself were aware when left
Washington. ! thought best, lin ezcrcis-
ing the discretion allowed, to submit
these matters to Washington before pro-
ceeding further to carry out my original
instructions. No one need fear trouble
and no lawlesspess will be permitted"
This announcement gave the annexa
tionists much satisfaction and the royal
lists were much displeased. On account OF
the many rumors current Of contemplated
action OF the queens supporters the pro-
visional government found it necessary to
keep two companies OF soldiers under
arms for several nights after the Alameda
eailal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-05

shire, Who was absent during the latter
days Of the recent session.
Over on the Democratic side there was
quite an animated group Of etatesmen.
The recent elections formed topic for con-
versation, and there was frequent refer
ence to the new tariff bill, with a mention
of sugar here and there among the men,
bers from southern and interested states.
Senator Hill. who just returned from New
York, sat complaceatly reading the morn
ing papers, while his colleague chatted
with the men from other sections OF the
country.
The scene In the house was picturesque.
1t seemed veryshatural owing to the pres
ence of so many familiar faces on the floor
Every representative had greeticg for
his associates and Republicans. Democrats
and Populists alike were scattered In
groups.
At one minute after twelve the speaker
called the house to order and prayer was
offered by the chaplain. who touchipgly
referred to the death and long public SER
vice OF the late Representative O'Neill OF
Pennsplvania. The roll-call showed the
presence OF 242 members, and the speaker
declared the house ready for the transac-
ton OF business.
The following committee was appointed
by the speaker to wait upon the president
and inform him that the house was ready
to receive any communication that he
might wish to make: Messrs. Wilson
(Dem.) Of Virginia, Cultivate (Dem.) OF
Ohio aud Burrows (Rep.) of Michigan.
Mr.. Hines (Dem) Of Pennsylvania Of
fered aresolution providing that com
mittee he appointed TO investigate the ex-
listing strike on the Lehigh Valley rail-
road, its causes and effect, aud IL possible
suggest remedy. The house then, at
,2:55 took a recess. $685.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-05
THE OPENING DAY.
Songrcss Convenos Very Quictiy, Wit
Lack of Public Interest.

Lack of Public Interest,".
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.~-The second ses-
fion OF the Ffty-third congress opcned
very quietly. Indeed, u Was y subject OF
general remark that, in view II the mum
Der and importance Of the matters Of legis
lation expected 60 make the session mem
orable In the economic history OF the
country, there was a ysmarkable lack of
public interest manifested on the opening
day. Usually the entire Capitol building
is thronged with people when congress
meets, but today the visitors were not nu.
mcrous, nor were they early in making
their appearance, aud half an hour before
the noon hour the galleries In the senate
and honse were scarcely more than half
filled.
At Ave minutes before the time for the
Qavel TO fall In the senate there were only
five seua, ors on the floor. Big baskets OF
flowers on some of the desks made the
chamber attractive. The senate clings
fenaciously To- the trnditions that surround
Il, and IL would not comport with the dig.
nifty OF the upper body to assemble in the
chamber at TOO early an hour Hence IL
happened that only a few senators ap.
peared In their seats until almost the
In the cloak rooms Il was entirely differ
ent On the Republican side the attend.
ance before the hour of meeting was small
and the little Knot Of senators in 'he
cloak room was composed Of the extremes
OF the couptry-Senator Dubois Of Idaho.
and Senator Proctor OF Vermont. with
Senators Dixon Of Rhode bland, Cullom
of uDnois and Chandler Of New Hamp.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-05
POOR RUSSIAN PEASANTS.
Have Lost a Good Harvest aud Must Sell
Grain at Half Price.

LONDON, Dec 5 The Odessa correspon
dent OF The Daily News saps that, in con.
sequence OF the recent famine, the peasants
and AZ governments in Russia owe the inn
perial government ls3,6io.123 roubles and
the provincial officials 100000 quarters
of grain
The peasants are still in q deplorable
condition. Arrears OF taxes continue &c
accumulate. Owing 90 the tariff war with
Germany. the peasants have lost the isne
fits Of the good harvest this yesr, aud
have been compelled to sell their grain at
half its yalue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-05

MERIDEN, Conn, Dec. 5.-Dr. Tracy,
president OF the Connecticut state board
of charities, has decided to make an in
vcstigation of the sanitary condition Of
the Connecticut state prison, and the
matter will then be brought before the
state board of heath. 1t Is said that the
death rate at the prison is about 60 to the
1000, and that about 80 per ceut are dying
from consunption
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-05
NEW YORK NOT READY.
Her Final Trial Trip Has Been Post
poned For Several Weeks.

Her FINAL Trial Trip Has Been fost-
poned For Several Weeks.
NEW YORK. Dec. 5-The order for the
New York to proceed to sea today for her
final trip has been revoked, as the vessel
is not ready for sea. and will not be in
condition for the trial for several weeks.
It Is not known whether she will be
sent to Brazilian waters or not. but her
officers nre Of the opinion that Secretary
Herbert intends to assign her to other
duty.
The dispatch boat Dolphin, the Kear-
sarge, the vesuvius and the yard tug
Markeeta have gone to New London to
assist in the trial Of the Marblehead this
week.
The Kearsarge Is ready for sea. Upon
her retnrn to New York it is thought she
will be sent to the West Indies.
Secretary Herbert il planning for tor
pedc cruiser Of $50 tons displacement, and
TO have a speed of % knots an hour. The
vessel will cost $3.50, 600, and bids for such
have been invited, but mono have been re.
ceiyed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-05
The French Cabinet.

LONDON. Dec. 8. The Posts Paris cor
respondent says that Deputy Lebon will
be the minister of colonies. Another cor
respondent says that M. Casimir Perier
will declare emphatically against an In
come tax. revision Of the constitution and
separation OF church and state. He will,
II is said, pursue Democratic policy and
will agree 10 pension plan for working
ma
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-05
CalI 60 attlsboro Accented.

ATTIEBoRo, Mass. Dec 5.--The call ex.
tended TO Rev Il. l.. House OF the Pine
Street Church, Portland. Me-, by the Sec
ond Congregational church OF this town
has been accepted. The church commit.
tee has received his letter OF acceptance.
and ne soon as possible the new pastor
will take the pulpit which has been filled
by Rav. Walter Bortop for many years
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-05
Righteous Wrath.

ELLINGTON. Conn, Dec. 5-Citizsns of
this town have called an indignation
meeting in the town hall for Dec IL. on
account OF the action Of the selectmen in
appointing Edward O'Neii town liquor
agent. The town recently voted DO II.
rense, and O'Nsil was prowcuicd at this
term Of the superior court Tor illegal liquor
selling.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-05
sERvIAN SITUATION.
More Serious Than Eastern Powers he.
lieve-New Cabinet Called.

lieve-New Cabinet Called.
LONDON. Dec. 5.-A dispatch from Bel.
grade announces that the king has nc.
cepted the resignation of his ministers,
and M. Gruics has been called to form a
cabinet.
The Vienna correspondent of the Daily
Telegraph says: A politician OF high au.
thority and experience says that the situa
tion in the Balkans is fraught with grave
danger.
Lieutenant Ivanhoff's plot to kill Prince
Ferdinand Of Bulgaria Is but one of n
SERIES any one OF which IL successful
would explode the European magazine.
The situation in Scrvia becomes daily
more dangerous. Every department Of the
civil service is in chaotic state. Justice
Is mere by-word and human life is hourly
in danger.
Altogether the situation is much more
serious than the western powers believe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-05
New Bufrer stnte I'M AsIa.

LONDON. Dec 5--The Paris correspon.
dent OF The Times confirms the report that
French aud English commissioners were
sent TO explore the territory Of the new
buffer state in Asia. The country Is new
to Europeans, and much difficulty has been
experienced in negotiating with the ma
tives The future government of the buf
fer state will be con trolled by China. ~