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6(T57 Union-Square Free Sap list Church.
GS~S Bush St, EAST of Larkin-ReY. C. h. I ed.
ford, pastor. Preaching. sundays at IL a. NJ. and
1880 P N. Sunday-school at Il: 5 p. NJ. Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor prayer
meeting at $3.50 P NJ Wednesday prayer-meet-
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r. heosophical Society," rec Pub
u~S lie Lectures every Sunday evening at :45
AT 800 Post street. Tonight, 'Blaek Magic and
Black Ma1icinus." by Jerome 4. Anderson. VI. D.%
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morning prayer. sermon ana n0ly communion at
II o'clock. Evening prayer and sermon by the
Rev. w. H. Moreland at 80 O'Clock. ha
following music WIN he rendered; Nenite, double
dictus in (Stainer); Kyrie ancient chant
(Anon); UfertoTy. 80, Thou That Tellest Good
Things" alto solo, Messiah" (HandeO; Organ
Postlude, selected. The Rev. George Edward
Walk viii preach at the Mission of the GOOD
Samaritan cor. Second and Folsom sts., Sunday
night at 1880 O'Clock.
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CITuATION WANTED BY RELIABLE IRISH
Catholic woman cook in any capacity: is
frSt-clASs. Address 217 Third ST., room 81. 16 3t*
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- Special tice-The Gale O.
S>S DOMAIN Club will give its annual n, {A,X1
banquet and installation of officers SATHS
FRIDAY EVENING. Dec. II. Mem N%E
bers can receive their tickets by applying TO WM
MITCHELL, 5l5 MarketsL
&. CHISHOLM, Chief.
JAMES Il. DUNCAN, Sec. deg 2t su
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COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS ANY KIND OF
\ homework by the day; references Call
address 1917 Scott ST.. near Ellis. dele 3t*
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! ADY WISHES HOUSEwORK MORNINGS |
l. and evenings for board, Call or address |
NJ. C., 1907 Broadway. DELE Ats
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

4 ERMAN COOK, BEST OF REFERENCES,
u wants place at cooking; city country Ad-
dress MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Suffer ST., tele phone
547o del6 2t
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+ EXPERIENCED NURSE WOULD TAKE CARE
J. of invalid and make herself useful; best of
references. Call 731 Folsom, near Third. dele 81
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+ GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
" with nicely furnished room in a strictly pri-
vate family where there are other rOomers.
Address q, r., box 3d. Call Branch. del5 BIS
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SOHB q w A D-NICELY FURNISHED
COO rooms: gas; bath; hot and cold water:
for or gentlemen; rent reasonable. del5 2tS
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III SIXTH-CHEAPEST IN CITY; DOUBLE
Il and single rooms; nicely furnished. dl62~
on STEYENSoN-FINE LARGE sunny
U front room furnished; suitable for or %
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

FS HOgmanay The grand On
e-~c banquet and ball OF the San n X ~
Francisco Scottish Thistle CLUB will be xdATEs2
held In the B'nai Firth Hal l2l Eddy &SS&
st., MONDAY EVENING, the 3lst of De-
cember. Dancing at s 80 O'Clock Banquet at IL
O'Clock. Price OF ticke cts 81 per individual SOLD
on admission. 60. MILLER, ROYAL Chief.
ALFRED MILLER. Recorder. dele 20 80
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1 Ook, PRIVATE FAMILY, COUNTRY. $50;
Geary st. del6 Ut
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701 HOWARD FINELY FURNISHED
lUt front room for light housekeeping; tran
silent. del5 3ts
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40 ELLIS. NEAR VENWoRTH-sUNNY
III y hall room; rent So. del6 2tF
6OO o'FARRELL-NEWLY FURNIS SHED
OOO sunny room. de16 3I*
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OO,J MONTGOMERY - FURNISHED ROOMS
OO- 81 So TO 80 so a week; So to 80 pc
month. de15 SITS
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ii AITRFSS, FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY HO-
- tel, $40; German chsmbermaid SEQ restau-
rant waitress, $20i swedish cook. small Ameri-
can FAMILY, $25 TO $50; hotel cook, $50 aud girls
for homework. r. 7. WARD u CO., 6lU Cay.I6 2
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- The Fath@r Mathew Total h
- stinenee aud Benevolent Society Will re-
ceiye tenders at its meeting, TO be held at Seven
Pines Hall, Alcazar building, on the 2sth inst.
from physicians for attending members and their
families Tor the ensuing te IN o. six months.
D. f. MADDEN. President
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Re- Firs Con.rega tionaI Chur Il, Cor.
49, Post and Mason sts.-Rev. c. o. Brown,
D. D., pastor. Preaching by the Rev. Professor
K. r. LLOYD at II A NJ. and ut 73U P NJ Sunday
school and Bible class of Mrs. Cooper ana Rev.
John Ktmball after the morning services. Society
Christian Endeayor at $50 p NJ. Next Sunday,
the 23d inst, there VIII be special Christmas ser
vices, with praise service in the evening.
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TSS Trinity Church. cpf. Flush an
E~S Cough sts.-Rev. George Edward Walk,
rector Third SUNDAY IN Advent Sunday-school
at $3.50 4. NJ Rsct0r's Bible class at 10 a. NJ
Morning prayer. sermon and holy communion at
II Oclnck. Lvening PRAYER and sermon by tho
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EsSMAKERS
MISSING FRIENDS.

INFORMATION WANTED OF THE WHERE
i aoouts of CHARLES MCKAY. who went to Call
fornia In the forJies with his father and brother.
When last heard from he was empoye in
Who'll esale fruit house in San Francisco. and was
connected with the Y. NJ c. A. lso the address
of the geDsleman who is looking for the heirs of
LsM MCKAY. Address this ONCE. no27tf
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w. j. GURNETT,
Company. del Ia
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Es~S the stockholders of the Andes S. M Com
pany will be held 1t the Office of the company 3Oe
Montgomery ST., rooms 90, 81 and %, San iran
cisco, Cal, on TUESDAY, the 18TH day of Deem.
Der. 1894, at the hour OF O'Clock ?. NJ for tile
purpose of electing board OF directors to serve
for the ensuing year and the transaction of such
other business as may come before the meeting
Transfer books will close on SATURDAY, Decem.
Der g. at IL O'Clock NJ.
JOHN W. TWIGGS. Secretary
once, 800 Montgomery ST., rooms 90 81 ana 90
San Francisco, Cal del I'd
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11S TAYLoR-SMALL. SUNNY ROOM, IS A
~ month; suitable for gentlemen del5 ct"
1O7 SEVENTH - FURNISHED ROOMS. 81
y per week up; also house, eeping. de15 SIS
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O6 SOUTH PARK-SUNNY BAY-WINDOw
10 rooms nicely furnished; CRATE; water;
adults: $40.
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FEM Ale HELP WANTED.

IA AM ED-4 GOOD GENERAL HOUSEwORK
W girls at $50 each: German nurse. 500; German
cook $50; Scand navian laundress, for institu-
tion, &2O: 80 homework girls at $50 and SIS.
Apply MISS PLUAKETT, 424 Suffer ST. del6 2J
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\ DUNG, STRONG SCANDlNA AVIAN GIRL,
I plain cook and first-claSs laundIess in all
branches wishes position by the first of the month
or after Christmas: be every evening.
Call or address l.. b., 4l6 Broadway. del6 It's
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FURNISHED HOUSES.

IIEGANT FURNISHED COTTAGE, ROOMS
d and bath: 1909 Baker ST. Inquire 1870 ia
uelo 1VN
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e11 SACRAMENTO-DOUBL AND SINGI
Vi furnished roo ms cheap deI4 5ts
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900 MINNA-NICELY FURNISHED FROM
OOU rooms: SIS and So month; private family
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- Attention. Dub iners-The semi
G~c annual meeting and election of of6cers will
take place MONDAY EVENING, 18th inst, at
Academy Hall Mission ST All members are re-
quested to attend. J. II. FLYNN Prestdent
H. +. FILGATE Secretary.
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TOR SALE-BAKERY. BRANCH OF wESTER-
L reld's and other leading bakeries. $50 Twenty
fourth st. del4 3t*
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EE5 annual Meeting - The Reg ular
a. annual meeting OF the stockholders OF tue
Kentuek Consolidated Mining Company will be
held az the ONCE of the company, room % Ne
vada block. No. 800 Montgomery street San
Fran iseo, California, on w EUNESDAY. the 18Th
Gay OF December. 1894 at the hour OF l o'clock
rectors to serve for the ensuing year, and the
transaction OF such other business as may come
before the meeting. transfer books will close on
Saturday, December Is, at J 2 O'Clock NJ
AUG WATERMAN, Secretary
Ofice-Room %, Nevada block, No. 500 Mont
gomery st, san Francisco, Car. de5 I'd
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SITUATIONS WANTED -CoNTINuED


u ANTED-BE MOTHER AND SON, PLACE
on ranch, restaurant OF hotel Address 2t5
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| OR SALE Cf ZAP - 1915; FURNISHED
house % rooms: fiue corner; Folsom and First
SIS. low rent. Apply TO E ROBINET, 4l11a Cali
fornia ST.. rooms and 8. deS If
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LODGING HOUSES FOE SALE.


O. 60n 20 ROOMS, NJ Silly FURNISHED;
I'D cOO. suitable for boarders ana roomers;
Ellis 81 near Larkin cash. or Will exchange for
Market st. del6 It's
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HOUSE OF ROOMS: FILLED WITH ROOM
IL must sell. SIG Howard st. del5 4t*
I x wELL-LIGHTED ROOMS To LET; RENT
i ~ S25. 544 Sixth st. della 7t*
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"A ANTED-YOUNG. STRONG SECOND GIRL;
W must wash and rou wages $50; see party
here. MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Suffer ST. del6 ct
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- Notice II StOckholders' VI citing
~ By order of the board OF directors of Con.
solidated Wyoming Gold Mining COMPANY a
special meeting Of the stockholders OF said com
pany Will be held 81 the Office of SAID company
No. BOB Pine ST. in the city OF San Francisco Cali
fornia. on MONDAY, December II 1894 at the
hour OF 10 O'Clock A NJ. SAID meeting is called for
ing and raiying the Of said board of directors
in settling the litigation heretofore pending with
Champion Mining Company and selling and CON
yeying the property Of said Consolidated Wyomfnr
Gold Mining Company to said Champion Mining
Company
Dated November so, 1894
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TOR GOOD SERVANTS OF ALL NATION
+ alitfes Apply NINE ]. EOPoLD'S Employment
ONCE 957 aud 96i Market; open evenings. jy22 t.
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0o6O GooD-PAYIN6 RESTAURANT AND
ID COO. coffee saloon trial given; rent SIT;
water free. Z424 Mission. near 21st. de12 7ts
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11oI HoWARD-4 NICE UNPUBLISHED
llCl rooms. de15 3t+
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O10 BUSH-SUNNY FURNISHED SUITES
OlO double ana single; reasonable della 3t$
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PERSONALS,

I ADiEs-THE BEST PLACE TO GET
- cloak suit or furs cheap. ready made or made
to order IS at the ST Louis Cloak and Fur @ IN
pany, 1892 Market ST., bet Il 0lden Gate ave and
Turk st. de16 It
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> COMPETENT WOMEN ONE AS FIRST
- class cook and the other for second work. 5
Ever place, off Lsguna ST.. bet Suffer and Post
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DARLING. IF YOU ARE GOING TO GET ME
- anything in jewelry please get IL at II. c,
AHLER'o elegant diamond parlors 126 Kearny
ST.. room 27, upstairs. because he makes
specially OF rich diamonds. Jewelry and fine gold
watches and you get il much cheaper;
keeps o limitation goods of any kind. no23 TT
nIANO LESSONS osc, p Al Z H0nR. G ERMAN
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IA WITHDRAWING MANUENSIS; EFF.
~ fcient young lady; good salary; give age and
reference. Addr SIS /. A box 06, this office.
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- Annu Meeting - The Re u ar
es~S annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Gould & Curry Mining Company will be held at
the office of the company, room g. Nevada
block. 800 Montgomery ST., San Francisco Cal
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF December. 1884, at
the hour of P. NJ, for the purpose OF electing a
Board of Trustees TO serve for the ensuing v ear
and the transaction OF such other business as NAV
come before The meeting. transfer. books will
close on Friday, December L. at 3 p NJ.
al "a A L M NJ,
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COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS WORK BY
= the day. week or month; good launoress; not
afraid OF WORK. Call for days, $50 Fifth ST.
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GEn0 OR LESS-19 ROOMS NEATLY FUR
u OOO nished, near Market. SPECK, 80 Mont.
pomery delb 2.x
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!, ELL-LOCA ED FRUIT CANDY, TOBACCO
~ and general produce business. having good
run of custom, at a bargain. 2l95 Powell. 13 Ut
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h ELIABLE WOMAN WANTS WORK, WASH
II ing and ironing window cleaning or any
kind of work by the day wages 81 per day Call
address 2DS Second ST., near Howard.
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~ & e sNouK. PLUMBERS, ROoFERS,
" steam and gasitters Telephone l727 $50
sacramento ST., near Kearny. no24 I'm
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| AFA ETIE FRENCH LAUNDRY, E.
= MATHAT 81 4, DELBos, sgt Pine ST., be
and care gwen to laees, musIlns battste and silk
goods; orders delivered free; dye and clean
ing. delS
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01OO RESTAURANTS; JUST THE PLACE
ID wv. for man and Wife; bargain. Cal
Branch Office del3 3t$
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

ID EDUCTIONS ON LARGE STOCK. NEW AND
Ii second hand; 400 carpets, good as news oil
cloth. 25c; parlor SUITS So up; lnoleum. 45c: Z
piece chamber suits, Sl4 SO; cornice poles. Csc:
ranges, So: cash or installments; goods shipped
free T. II. NELSON 126 Fourth st TT
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OnQ TENTH, NEAR FOLSOM NICE LARG
QUO sunny rooms and bath: S17. del3 5t%
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SANTA CLAUS CAN FIND DOLL WIGS OF
real hair at La Verite Hardressing Bazaar
1l7O Market (over Maze). rooms 3. and g. 20 I
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Ca1ifornia Rain STORM.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 20 Reports
received from numerous sections of the
state indicate that the rain has not done
much damage. At Fresno raising grow
ers and fruit men were prepared for it,
and the damage will not be great. The
crop of raisins is being picked, but will
not suffer unless the storm continues.
At Modesto much damage was done to
dry feed. At Santa Cruz the rain was
the heaviest ever known in the place.
Roads were washed out and orchards
and vineyards considerably hurt. At
Martinez hay and grapes were injured,
but wheat-growers are encouraged. The
downpour was tremendous at Sonoma,
and grapes will be affected if wet wea-
ther continues. At Gilroy much good
will be done to pasturage. Over an inch
aud half of rain fell at Napa. Little
if any damage will result. Rain is also
reported at Salinas, Paso Robles, Corn
ing, Marcus and Yuba City.
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and today they have generals and
officers in command of the army. The
sole object of the Gee Hing society Is to
overthrow the present emperor and re-
store the old dynasty. 1t is a secret
society with millions of members in
China, and at least 800 in Chicago. The
emperor has offered $1,000 reward for
the head of every Gee Hing, but there is
not enough money in the treasury to pay
for the heads. The war with Japan will
not last much longer, for the Gee Kings
will be strong enough to come out
openly and dethrone the emperor"
Mandarin Moy thinks this winter will
see new emperor and an elaborate cor
onation in China, which many China
men now in America will attend if they
can beg or borrow the money to cross
the Pacific.
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(as|8IIia
For Infants and Childre

For Infants and Children.
Castoria promotes Digestion, and
overcomes Flatulency, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Diarrhna, and Feverishness
Thus the child is rendered healthy and its
sleep natural. Castoria contains nc
Morphine OF other narcotic property.
''Castoria is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me.'' II. A. ARCHER, n. D.,
III South Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"For several years have recommended your
sCastoria,' and shall always continue to do SO,
as it has invariably produced beneficial RESULTS.
EDWIN +. PARDEE, III. D.,
18th Street and 9TH Ave-, New York City.
ssThe use of sCastoria' is so universal and
its merits SO well known that It seems work OF
supererogation to endorse it. Few are the In
tefligent families who do not keep Castoria
OARLos MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
THE CExrAuR COMPANY, II Murray Street. N. 7.
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The Ericsson's Trial.

WASHINGTON Sept. 20.--The engineers
private report upon the performance on
the private trial of the torpedo boat
Ericsson is that she made 81 knots with
$50 revolutions of her propellers. AS
the engines are designed to run at full
speed, 400 revolutions, the engineers has
no doubt the boat will make the required
"a knots per hour when in trim. As it
bas been necessary to send to Dubuque,
where the boat was built, to replace the
broken eccentric, the official test will
not be held until week after next.
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Chinese Cruiser Destroyed.

LONDON, Sept. pa Toxic dispatch
says the commander of the, Japanese
warship Naniwa reports that in COM
pany with the warship Akit-Suhima he
searched the Gulf of Tairenwan, in Man
churia, and found the Chinese cruiser
Kwang Kal stranded. The Chinese on
the approach of the Japanese vessel,
fred their vessel and fled.
Later advices from Shanghai state the
Japanese destroyed the stranded ship
Kwang Kai.
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Foreigners Arc OrganIzing.

LONDON, Sept. 29.-Advices from Pek-
ing say there is an ever-increasing aux-
iety among the population there and at
Tien-Tsin. Foreigners are actively or
ganizing for the defense of the foreign
quarters. In consequence of these ad-
vices. the Duke of Cambridge, COM
mander-in-chief of the British army,
has, it is reported, made arrangements
for the immediate dispatch of troops to
Shanghai, in order to protect the British
residents.
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a REsPEcTFuL TYRANT.
Discharge of Disagreeable Duty by q
Faithful Servant.

Discharge of DisagreeabIe Duty by .
Faithful Servant. II
Beaumarchais, famous French au-
thor, had a servant, Antoine by name,
who had been long in his service, and
against whose tyranny he seldom ven
tured to rebel. One evening, in his
old age, the great man was engaged
in game of chess, when Antoine en-
tered and said, somewhat sharply but
respectfully:
Monsieur, it is 10 o'clock"
''Very well, Antoine,n- the master
said, ''but let me finish the game"
''If you don't come now, monsieur,
you will be tired tomorrow morning"
s'Oh, no, think not, Antoine. y
'And being tired out you will not
want to get up
''Oh, yes, Antoine, shall get up"
mo, monsieur, you will not get up"
Gail right, Antoine; L will go in a
few moments"
''And if you are not up, monsieur, at
the usual time you will derange your
whole day.
I'm minute, in a minute"
''And you will have no appetite for
breakfast, monsieur"
Go -lpow, let me finish this camel
Can't <see the clock is fast?"
''BuD- Chc clock is slow, monsieur"
ST tell you it is fast
.sThc clocss is slow, monsieur
Nov. now! The game is almost
done, and then
''But if the game were almost done
you would not have SO many pawns
left, monsieur"
Antoine. should have been done
already if you had let me alone"
"But 1 shall not let you alone, mon
sieur''
ST tell you I shall finish the game.
Get out, Antoine"
eve will get out together, mon
sieur.''
Antoine, I'm not baby
''You do not cry, monsieur. Apart
from that there is not much differ
ence.''
The dialogue went on in this way
! for some time. Beaumarchais, shrug-
ging his shoulder, moved pawn on
the chessboard, and then Antoine,
bowing very low and with great out
ward show of respect to the company,
seized the board and tipped it over,
dumping the cLessmen in a heap on
the floor.
Beaumarchias was on the point o1
flying into a violent rage, but at the
sight of hisvalet, who stood by wear,
ing an air of sweet humility joined
with the consciousness of duty nobly
done, he burst into loud fit of laugh
ter and suffered himself to be led
home and put to bed.
The next morning Beaumarchai:
was found dead in bed. Whether OF
not the excitement of this mild contro
versy with his valet fastened his
death is not known. Antoine, at any
rate, was sure he had done his duty
and it is quite possible that his care o,
the old gentleman had already pro
longed his life.-Million.
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The Adams, InnnIrx.

VALLEJO, CAL, Sept, 29.-The Adams
inquiry commission held short session
today. Owing to the temporary illness
OF Caytain Cotton, nothing, was done
Friday, but today the testimony was
read over and deliberated on. The re-
suit is secret, but it is understood the
officers will be exonerated owing to the
aggravated conditions of the weather at
the time the ship grounded. Everything
goes now to secretary Herbert for action.
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Feed wheat for sale cheap at wasco
Warehouse. If.
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Floods In Cuba.

HAVANA, Sept. 29.-More than 20
houses have been carried away and many
Others have been damaged by the flood
at Sagua. Thousands of pcople saved
themselves by taking refuge on the roofs
of their houses, whence they we're res
cued by passing boats. The water in
the streets is now Six feet deep.
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Are Said to Have Landed
in Shantung.
CRUISER KwANG-KAI DESTROYED
The Local Mandarin in Chicago Pre-
diets the Early Overthrow of the
Present Dynasty in China.

SHANGHAI, Sept. 29.-It is rumored
here the Japanese have effected land
ing on the coast of Shantung promon-
tory, to the northward of Chez Foo.
Another report says the Japanese feet
has established headquarters in the
Gulf of Corea, near the Chinese coast,
and that the Gulf of Pe-Chi-Li is being
patrolled by Japanese cruisers.