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deliver a lecture. illustrated by stereopticon
views, on the subject OF Evolution In Astron-
omy" The lecture is given under The auspices
OF the executive committee of the Midwlnter
FAR congresses. OF which James ID PEeian Is
president. From h. reputation OF inc IeG,u s,
ana the interest which now attaches 10 All us
cussions of the theory OF evolution the Ieclufe
promises 10 be one of great interest. u
tomorrow evening at the SAM place Ut IT.. 4.
e. Barnard OF The Lick Observatory VIII denver
the second lecture, the subject being "Celestlai
photography" DIR. Barnard is now fecogniLSIG9
as one OF the leading astronomers OF the WORTH
through his discovery of the fifth satellite OF
Jupiter and of MANY comets. His lecture Will
be illustrated with lantern slides of photographs
taken by himself
Both lectures are free 10 the public.
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Mistook the Powder.

Young lady living on North Meridian street
had an experience the other evening She was
upstairs and had just TUNED out her light when
she heard a caller ask for her. She made dive
face with powder. She went To the parlor and
found a distinguished stranger, on whom she
was anxious TO make an impression. He ap-
peared rather nonplused at her looks. but be-
ing man OF the world, which means a man
wise enough not TO tell woman her faults lie
said nothing. She sat ana chatted gracefully
and had delightful evening. AS soon AS ne
had gone she rushed to the mirror, as every girl
does when her beau leaves She gave one
scream and went of into Mysteries, for in her
haste and the dark she had dipped her powder.
pun INTO OoX OF pulveTlZed charcoal, and she
had Inc makeup OF an amateur colored minstrel
The contrast TO her dainty organdIe gown ana
blonde hair was very funny but she VIII never
smile Observation-Disclosures Sentinel.
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Avn ElIis-Street Sire.

Fire broke out in the basement Of the
Normandie rooming-house. conducted by
Mrs. c. Shuts. 100 Ellis street, short y
after 10 o'clock last night. Smoke rushed
through the flooring and into the rooms
and Railways of the second and third
stories and created quite panic among
the inmates of the house and number
OF them rushed madly for the street. One
young lady, whose name could not be
ascertained, sprained an ankle badly.
The fire, which had made but little
Roadway, was soon extinguished. The
damage was slight. The origin OF the
ire is unknown.
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physician of Del Norte County. arrived In
the city yesterday on visit after an alb
senee OF three years. He is accompanied
by bis wife and daughter Lulu.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-12
Barry BaIdwin,s Commission.

The commission of Barry Baldwin, as
United States Marshal for this district,
was received from Washington by Judge
Morrow yesterday.
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Troop Entertainment To-N,obt

Troop entertainment Tonight.
First Troop Cavalry will give grand
entertainment and ball at their armory,
318 O'Farrell street. tonight An interest
ing programme of wrestling, saber con-
tests and other exercises Will be given.
Good music will be feature.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-12

A bear weighing 800 pounds was lately
CAPTURED near Mount Pleasant. Mich. Ii
had trap weighing twenty-five pounds at
tached to one foot. The Trap was very cid
and rusty.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-12

An old superstition has 1t that il wolf
sees man before the man sees the wolf
he will be struck dumb.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-12
Evolution in astronomy,

This evening at Golden Gate Hall Professor
w. w. Campbell of The Lick Observatory will
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Queen Victoria's Almoner. the Dean of
windsor. distributes special gifts from the
Queen to the poor on Maunday Thursday.
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NETWORK CITY.

r N. W sends so to The Tribune for the Chi'-
drens Ala Society and the same amount 10 'ne
Working Girs' Vacation Society.
The trustees Of the now Episcopal Cathedral OF
St. John the Divine were 20 meet yesterday after
noon I'm the See House. Lafayette Place. As
quorum not present. an adJourhihe"- Wa ''"'.'
unta TUESDAY. June %.
!. \ neerng Of the trustees OF the CITY College
ves.orl,v afternoon resolution passed that
instructors who have served five years receive the
;i;,e OF assistant professor. but without; any IN
crease OF salary.
The United states Trust Company Shareholders
Yesterday c.ec;eI the following trustees, 10 cons'-
tue the second class for tho coming year y. Wis
James. John Harscn Kho1ies. George hiss. J'nn
Crosby Brown Charles J.. Smith. william u. sloane.
James s,lmaa arl John calm
Tho commencement Of the New-York Institution
for the instructions of tho Deaf and Dumb VII! be
held on next Tuesday az 10 a. m.
Tho spectacle " a real Oriental potter working IN
realistic fashion with wheo, anl cay. attracts
may gazcrs before the window OF store In upper
broadway.
Among the imports al NewYork during May were
ilc7 bales u rabbit skins and thrty-,hree bales %
rabbi, hair both OF which are IN demand hy max
makers.
Fx-Julge leicester Holme. Commissioner OF EN-
else accompanied by Mrs. Home. VII SAL Tor
Europe this morning on tho Paris. They expect 20
be ahscn. about SIX weeks. Commissioner Hplme
SAID las. evening that u ne l,eNow committee &C.
c.acd 10 lake I'D the investigation 81 the Excise Do
parin,en, before hls vacation ended and his test
mony vas desired. he would return % New-ior AT
once.
The sale Of an interesting. valuable mi varied
collection o, books including number ot nne'y
illustrated volumes VIII bcsn tomorrow az the
rooms ~ Bangs & 60. No. $50 Broa!~ay
s--,y,,a a, this nor, on Montay Included Two
steamers ore from Cardiff. wales. an -" other
from sydney. g. T.. their cargoos aegregn'.ng about
e.gh; thousand tons Of luminous coal
The Law COMMITTEES failed 20 make repor, YES
;erday 20 the Ioari - Aldermen me ordnance
f. require the suspension or heavy ,rafac Fif'h-
ave. between Twenty MN ani Fly -r.''h SIS.
during tho afternoon from June 90 october T. l.
may be presented a, special session y tae board
20 be held tomorrow
golden welding" celebrating Tho n''ie;h m
nversary OF the founding = The Young Mems Chr.s-
tan Association p the Wort. ~l D. hell - 'h'
Harlem branch. SO. West Onc-hur ircl AMI TWEEN
iy-nf;h-s. tomorrow evening. Att-''ses Will De
made by DR. Iuc,en 9. Warner. william " sage.
Gaylord. formerly secretary o.: the Paris ass3c.a-
ton.
Ellis s Weeks m actor. was he,f for examna-
ton IN the jefferson Market Cour. yesieriay.
charged with stealing a trunk o, c.o:h.ag worth
81 90 AZ Baltimore from Miss Laura 81. James, an
actress
Among the passengers sailing On Tho T-ave yrs
tcrday. Tor Southampton an Bremen were the
wife Of Judge Patterson. o, The supreme Court.
their son AMI two daughters
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WHITE PLAINS.

The committee appointed at White Plains to in
vestigate the management Of village affairs me- last
night in the corporation rooms and elected William
g. Tibblts chairman and J. T. Lockwood secretary.
The Board OF Trustees on Monday night decided
10 repudate the contract entered into bv the former
Board Of Trustees with Charles Horton for the
printing OF the proceedings OF the board and voted
TO award the contract to THE Wes;ches'er News
the Republican local organ. The Police Commit
tee OF the Board Of Trustees has decided that the
visiting OF liquor stores by police officers while on
patrol duty Will be sufficient cause for their as
missal from the force The unrestrained liberty &C
corded police officers heretofore has been ne sub
ject Of much adverse criticism. The entire sewer
system is being overhauled 10y an expert and put
in better sanitary condition The New-> ork
Post Road IS TO be tagged from COurt-s; - LeXng-
ton-ave. . Although the Excise Board has he'd
monthly meetings and refused ID grant Ice SEES
10 any liquor stores hotels I'm town. nevertheless
all the liquor dealers continue selling openly 10
guests. local transient. The village tax rate
will be materially essened this year despite the
condition of the village finances. The New
England Baptls; Missionary Convention (colored) O.;
the Second Dstrct held yesterday in the Bethel
Baptist Church. in Winchester.si There was fair
represen tation Of members. The convention was
addressed in the evening by the Rev. Daniel w.
Wsher. OF the Mount Olivet Baptist Church. New
York City.
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dFF1IES ~ BROOhLTN.

MISS PATTERSON'S ALLOWANCE DOUBLED
An order was granted by Judge Cullen In the
Supreme Court yesterday Increasing the allowance
Of Margaret Ann Patterson out Of her fathers estate
from 81 600 TO 50 600 year Miss Patterson is eight
cen years old ana a student IN the Adelphi Academy
She lives with her mother at No. 800 Marcy-aVe
Her father William G. Patterson, died in lSS' IcaV
ing an estate Of $4,000. which has considerably IN
creased beyond that amount The whole income
exclusive Of the paid to her mother In heu OF
dover Is to he paid to Miss Patterson when she comes
OF age or is married The trustees OF the estate are
James Wallace James Patterson and John Towns
bend They doubted their right to increase her al
lowanco although they did not oppose an increase
and Mr.. Wallace thought the amount should De
81 800.
The petition presented by Mrs Patterson was 10
the effect that her daughter desired 10 secure, Il
hrst-class education and to improve her mna 10y
travelling abroad. EX-Judge Reynolds argued lor
the petition. that the girl WAS now at the most IN
portant period Of her life and the expense o dress
ing a girl OF her station was no small mate ~
the Court would find inquiry. To withhold rom
her the small amount that would satisfy her Wouli
tend the argument forth, 10 prec.pitate mar
rage that would throw the whole income INTO her
hands and this weighed greatly with on" or the
trustees Judge Cullen. who is q confirmed hlcne2r
impressed with this argument and granted the
.r.la
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THROUGH ENGLISH EYES.

WHAT MANUFACTURER SAYS ABOUT INDUS
TRIAL PROSPECTS UNDER FREE TRADE.
A Ncw-York business man has just received n
letter from an English manufacturer under date Of
MAY II from London giving has views Of the In
dustrial situation in Europe. The following IS an
extract from It,
business ir a. duI as can be expected under the
circumstances Very little money 10 be mad, out OF
your country India, II matters DO not better VIII
become bankrupt before long df il is not already
Manchester IS crying out for orders, and thinks cot
ION will 20 lower, which IL certainly VIII II nothing
haDDons in the way OF damage 10 the new crop
Liverpool holds enough cotton 10 last unih NoV"m-
her without any further import. consumption IL
about 5000 bales per week Argentines debt Is
about ntoOOOOOO. Its chief Industry is pasture anu
agriculture.
OF our many strikes - that the working people Will
take every penny OF prout from me einp.oyer OK
every year a larger portion toward the taxation OF
the country Capital VIII shorty have no place in
be frugal and indu5trious; 50 thc manufacturer Is
quietly working out his plant and rctlres from his
losses. As soon as artisans many Anarchists among
them have got I'll or nc bIoited capitalist, AMI
the Government finds the unemployed on It's hands
without the income tax and other taxes. II VIII
realize Ike the lsraelltes or old. now dhcut IL Is
10 make bricks without straw, 80 AS tie capitalist
receives remuneration, We snail then have an
army OF unemployed which Will be counted by mill
ions-Our trade and Industries gone never 10 return
This is tire result offrec trade without reciprocity
we are cut out OF Old markets by the Con
tlnent They work cheaper and longer hours-not
our stupid eight hours day-and now they are be
ing suppanted by the cheap japanese. supplying the
cotton and china markets; 50 / cannot see any
bright prospects In the near future for this tight
little island reganing lis former position. as We
as we required at home. | am not despondent. Dul
these the facts. and are not pleasant ones 10
Money on security il cheap. but scarce. and most
people keep 1t locked up. idle afraid to invest and
two or three years have been bears on the Stocb
Exchange and produce market