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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

Kansas city. Mo. July 29.-There
was meeting OF the lodge OF Broth
erhood OF Locomotive Engineers at Ar.
gentine last evening at which was
discussed the proposition OF the Santa
Zee railway to reduce the wage sched-
ulc. While the members OF the order
refused TO talk FOR publication as To
their proceedings ,t was stated by one
of the men unoilicially today that the
lodge decided not TO Sign the now
schedule presented by the company.
This was foreshadowed IN the journal
yesterday morning, at which uime II
was announced that II the company
insistcd on the matter there was pretty
certain 10 be n walkout on the sys-
tenn, In which the engineers, flremou
and conductors were TO be concerned
The publication caused some discus.
sion In railway circles and while the
managers deny that thore was any
thing In any way objectionable In thu
proposed contracts and declared that
the men were not going 10 walk out
at this time. Il was very evident that
they were concerned over the declara-
tons OF the brotherhood men. The
meeting OF engineers last evening and
the decisive action taken tend 10 con-
firm tho rumnr that trouble Is brew
ing. The strikers at Areentlne are In
high glee and tho action N tho en-
gineers met their hearty approval.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

PAN Mail Budget.
have been amusing myself by de-
clphering letter which Sir Isaac Pit
man written to the Daily News on
subject which he Theoretically spells
"mei all Sir lsaac--or, as the re-
formed spcllwg has it. "Eizak'-says
that he is In his "aiti-sekond yeer,"
instead OF being, as some have averred.
ncasly 70. lie Is in good health, but
mot ekwal to much iizlkal ekzershon,"
It seems TO me that, even II Sir Isaac
Pitman be only 81. he ought to be able
10 spell better than this.
Speaking seriously. however, 1 ind
something in Sir Isaac 'pltman's epell-
ing which hurts certain sense OF
reverence In my nature. Take for eN-
ample that word 'physical," Its very
opportunities and absurditieS are inter
csung. it stretches back through Nome
and Athens 10 Its root IN the ASIAN
nursery OF the Aryan race, And at
each successive etage OF growth " has
gathered up some new Development OF
mcanlngi some fresh nuance ~ ASSOC
citation. itscnrrles with 1t the concern
WaJed Perfume OF the ages. and /
would not disturb letter OF II. even
20 suit the convenience OF q board
fchoolboy. s II I were allowed t. pull
down Wee minister Abbey. l could de-
sign d stfuetures which would be simp-
len and eaaicr to lind ones way about:
and YET 10 not think the abbey would
I've improved For this reason shall
never white the work "hzik4l" again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

Chicago, H.. July 2s--Joseph Miller
and Frank Nicholson, two drunken mi
litiamen. came nearly being lynched at
Canal and Randolph streets yesterday.
for insulting two girls. The father Of
the girls, Max KreltlIng. No. 6 North
Canal street happened on the scene MS
the two drunken men were annoying
his daughters. He attempted TO In
tcrfcre and was set upon and would
have been severity beaten but for the
Intervention or number OF citizens
Whom Il became known In the vicinity
what the soldiers had done. n crowd
OF 600 people quickly gathered and
were talking OF lynchinR Miller and
Nicholson, when number OF police
men from the Desplaines street station
arrested and took the two men to
the station and booked them for dls-
ORDERLY conduct
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

May be Employed ny u New mud
RIVAL COMPANY.


Chicago, July 20. The Record will
tomorrow publish tho following: III
negotiations now pending are carried
TO successful termination the strlk-
ing car builders at Pullman will Quit
the model town In body and become
the employees OF Il powerful new cor
poratlnn organized for the m0nu.ac-
ture OF palace and freight cars and
day coaches. For more than week
secret communications have been pass
Ing between the agent o. the corpora
ton In Chicago and the B;riNors' een-
trail committee All Of the offers to
the men are In writing AMI s'sned by
man OF wealth and prominence In
the business circles of the city, The
names Of number OF capitalists who
are connected with the enterprise are
also mentioned to give ths commun'-
cations greater weight. Thus lar the
deliberations OF the central commit
tee and their replies TO advances made
by the corporation have been l,pt
wholly secret but !. " known inst
every member II heartily In favor Of
change it reasl lHole terms can be
agreed upon. Az soon as the uegotiH-
tons have rDnclsd more definite
baNp the matter VIII be laid before
tho body OF strikers Tor their action
and approval
"'The corporation which ~ MAX
Ing these offers meana ousinesa.' said
n man who hal had part IN the ne
gotintlons, and " n definite arrange
ment can be made all tho skillel me-
rhanlcs at Pullman VIII be hired In a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

Shanghai, July 29.-The Chinese one.
ial account OF the recent engagement
between Chinese and Japanese war
ships says that the Chinese lronclad
Chen Yuen, which is one Of the Iarpes,
Vessels OF her class belonging to the
Northern fleet, retreated to Kotse and
escaped capture by the japanese. TIE
ntIer, the report adds, captured
despatch boat and sank n frnneno,,
SIX other transports escaped. News
mas been received here that on the
same dry the naval engagement took
place, tho Japanese troops ashore nj.
tackled the Chinese at Asan. No de.
tails q the attack have been received
the British twin screw cruiser Por-
: noise has sailed hence TO protect the
British at Che Foo, on the Shan Toone
promontorN' health resort OF for
eisners The principal division OF the
chinese endorsements sent from Tacu
mas reached its destination safely.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30
coNTnMpoRANEous rnouGnr.

Now. If German. Brlce and the Sugar
Trust win only call their strike of we
shall soon have "A revival of husiness-
ST. Louis Post-bdBpatch.
The DAYS are upon us nrntn when
we all wish that we were educated
men at Yale and could wander about
In paiamas.-New Haven Register.
81 lust heard of n man who struck
for longer houra," "Great scotti who
was her" sample faster in a uauor
store. Chicago Inter Ocenn
IFS against the law 10 en- 0t oiea hnt
there was no general disnnsitIon 10
perpet1ate the orime.--Ievyiston Jour-
nal
cIrarettss arc NOW nassea aro,,nd a.
the ladies with the caffee The wo,nsn
are SLOWLY hut surely yettinv tbeir
rIghts,-Aibanv Argus
Here's nepotism for you. Mayor
as excise "Reminiscences his two
brothers-inlew and the foreman of biS
leather faetorv.-ITtion Herald
Census taking is undoubtedly useful
II Is undoubtedly costly; $40, 365 ST. has
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

OF oppos.tIon will be made known TO
the senators IN the morning.
In speaking tonight ~ ;he prellnina-
~ meeting yesterday, one OF she Rouse
conferecs said the breach was wiuer
intense personal feeling chat had been
aroused. He added that = house
caucus was held there void be lines
OF argument presented AMI innu31ec
brought TO bear which would res NJ IN
indorsinE the resistance OF the hnui
conferees and thus making the contest
more determined than ever. This 'tw
il shared by all the house contefees ~
well as by Speaker Crisp, 81 that tne
moyement 20 have caucus desert the
house conferees promiBes 20 be futile
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

New York, July 29--A London special
says; The special cabinet council sum
moned last night for the consideration
OF the Eastern question, met this
morning. The cables were used all
night with long government messages.
The Chinese minister received n dis.
patch from Tlen Tsin at 8 O'CLOCK This
morning which caused him to sum
mon sir Halliday Mccartney to the
legation an hour later Both gentle
men We're cloSeted with Lord Kimberly
long before his usual office hours
LORD Roseberry then consulted with
the foreign secretary several hours In
the middle of the day One Aneri
can cable was almost monopoliged bv
urgent messages between the state de-
partment at Washington and the Brit
ish foreign Office. | have good au-
thority for saying that the British gov
eminent have abandoned the sugges-
lions that the questions at dispute be-
tween China and Japan be submitted
TO II as an arbitrator. 1t being evident
thht sueh an arrangement would be
opposed by Russia The whole effect
OF the English government now is 10
secure the acceptance by both dlsn,,-
tants OF President CleVeland's offer 10
mediate. Oriental diplomacy is n thing
past finding out and nobody dare IN
prophecy about the opinion in dIplo.
matte circles here now that n com.
promise IL no longer hopeful and that
war II inevitable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

New York, July Ex-senator Calvin
s. Brlce was at Manhattan Beach to-
day. He said he thought the taiiff
bill would pass In the form as amended
ard adopted by the senate. He said
that three or four o. the senators, he
would not mention any names, were In
very peculiar position. They had
early pledged themselves purely In the
ms rests OF party unity to support the
bill and this notwithstanding the fact
that they objected TO the income tax
and, therefore, to TIE bill and would
much prefer TO have stood out against
It, Just as Senator Hin mad done. But
these senators had Dtood firmly arl
manfully to their pledge through all
the parliamentary eSigencies OF the
senate fight and had thus preserved
ihtact the body OF foriy-three sen
ntorH for the bill. "Thesc senator's
new" he went on, viii watch ciC sely
any attempt to change that Jill ~ ~
It's form as they supported II aud
will eagerly accept any opportunity
which a change In the provision CT the
bill would give them to bolt ard 80
ever with Mr.hill In ,omp cite Oppo~itipn
to the bill" Senator Brica was asked
what he thought OF Mr. lIllis -peC ch
In support of Mr.. Cleveland, The sem
ator replied that such a speech was
dir ectly In line with Mr.. Hilrs policy
Of opposition TO the bill which he lad
continually maintained Mr. Cleveland
opposed the bill In mis- (WNson) mes-
sage with reference to the cnal and
iron matter. Mr., HIN was, thefefott.
perfectly consistent In standing up for
MIR. Cleveland. Mr.. Bricc said that tie
senators did not view Mr., Germans
speech as an attack upon the presi-
dent Mr. Govman slmpy stood Up 2 9
the senate IN reply to charges madr
by Mr.. Cleveland IN wi!at had been
originally a private letta. out after
ward By It's publication became It pub
lie communication.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

London. July 29.--Advices have reach
ed here indicating that the Japanese
attacked the Chinese troops who land
ed at Azan from the transports that
escaped from the Japanese warships.
1t Is added that China has prohibited
the expectation of rice or grain. Tor
pedoes have been laid in the north
channel and the entrance of the Yang
tse-Kiang river, The Chinese govern
ment is buying war material.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

New York, July so.-rhe World this
informing has the following; San saliva
dor. july ae,-Provlsionai President
outierrez and General Rlvas have set
tied their differences. nj least tempo
rArily. through tho intervention of mu-
tual frien =. Minister Vt War rorcz
and Minister OF Foreign Anairs sestel-
ros. II "a also said they understood
President narrios OF Guatemala threat
oned war u the trouble continued. rnd
hey feared nil might end In the rccRu
OF Ezetn by tho disgustod people. Or
Gallndo II In ciose confinement aud IN
irons, He 10 popular and HE treat
ment lie causing Indignation A osti.
tion Is circulating aslsinE that he be
allowed = leave the country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

At Toxic, the conviction Is growing In
official circles that the chinese neso.ia-
lions are simply pretext to gain time
In order to allow China to concentrate
ber forces for the purpose OF making
combined attack on the Japanese;
Reliable Information has been received
az Toxic that the main body OF the
chinese army crossed the Northwestern
frontier OF Corea on July 70, Further
firing on japanese ships on the Coreah
coast Is reported.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

Cheyenne, wyo. July s9,-Eisht
hundred and ton employees on the
Wyoming division Of the Union Pacific
have already lost their Jobs by reason
% the recent strike and probably one
hundred more viii follow suit. Thus
far about one thousand men have been
Imported to take the places OF the men
who have been discharged,
II 81 pretty certain that the troops
stationed At Laramie. Rawiins, Rock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30
TIE ENGLISH SARAH.
So Her Admirers style Miss dig
Ncthcrsolc.


Ncthcrsolc.
1t is announced that among the
English actresses who will be seen
In this country next autumn is Miss
Olga Nethersole. whom her admirers
call the English Bernhardt."
Miss Nethersole is woman of 25.
tall and slender. with dark penetrating
face. quick, spasmodlc, speaking ges-
ture and vice of peculiarly compelling
quality. Her nervous force is great-it
not only eNhausts itself, but It ex-
hausts the SPECTATOR.
Her career has been n peculiar one.
In some respects--a life OF hardship
and sorrow. Like Mrs. Beerbohm Tree,
Miss Maude Millet and half a dozen
other English actresses who have at
tained distinction. she was a govern
ess' a teaching governess, before adopt
Ing the stage.
At eighteen she met Charles Haw-
trey, who offered her the part OF Lettie
Nane In Harvest" for tour in the
provinces. A year later, in 1883. she
made her London debut at the Adelphi
as Ruth Midway in "a Union Jack"
Adelphian training did not spoil Miss
-NeNheisoie as II mas spoiled so many
promising fevorites Melodrama broad
ened her methods and hard study re-
nned without weakening them.
she resigned her position at the Adel-
PM to assume leading part in THE
Deans Daughter" at the st. James
she was happy in this engagement and
,geelLad hish encomlums from the crit
les Then she returned to the Adelphi
and played for the first time the role
OF an adventures. Her success was
instaneous, and from that time on she
mas been offered all the "wlcked' fe-
male parts In London.
From the Adelphi she went to Mr.
rare at the Garrlck. Fate was kim.
70 her, for the sudden illness OF Mrs.
Bernard Beere. who was playing "I.a
Iosea'" threw that powerful role upon
her and her success with II demon
strated clearly her aptitude for roles
VI me wild. eager, conspirator like
.., some day." SAYS Miss Nethersoie,
want to play Camille. In imapinn-
tion have died hundred times in
mat part. and I am SO sorry for the
poor girl Perhaps. though, l long most
OF ~ for Lady Macbeth. and next 10
her Cleopatra"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

Hammond. Ind. July 29.--company
X. Third regiment and battery e. In
diana Legion. have been ordered TO
withdraw and Will leave town tomor-
row. That trouble Is expected here
when they go Is evidenced by long
telegram sent 10 Governor Matthews
By Mayor Reilly and Sheriff Frederick
late tonight. They request his excel
lency 10 keep soldiers here until after
the Chicago American Railway union
convention
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

Berlin July sS.--Advices received
here from seouls by way OF Shanghai
show that upon the refusal OF coreo
to aceede to lapan's demand that the
Chinese troops be sent out Of the eoun.
Try the japanese advanced on Seo,,,
A!ter short encounter in which ,he
Coreans were defeated the Japanse o.
cupied The royal place. The king ~
Serea tnercupon asked the foreign
representatives 10 Intervene.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

Connellsvllle, Pa, July 2b.--The as
pect Of the striking slav ookeworkers
looks threatening today. Hundreds Of
them marched in from the south end
OF the region this morning o. their
way to the Scottdale meeting, armed
TO the teeth. Many displayed revolyers
at their belts. Many Of the Slavs re-
fused To give up their arms. and Presi-
dent Barrett and Davis told them that
unless they did they could not attend
tho meeting. About one-half of the
southern delegation stacked their arms
and proceeded to the meeting. but the
others refused TO give up their arms
and are skulking about the town.
Three more boxes OF dynamite were
stolen from the magazine-house at Por-
ter I'M last night. From midnight last
night until early this morning the
strikers kept up a continual cannonad-
ing with bombs aud dynamite, Their
object was to Tighten negro workers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

Springs. Green River, Evanston. og-
den, Pocateiio and Butte TO guard
railroad property will not be removed
for at least a month. While the roads
report a rapid resumption OF business
the movsments OF freight trains is
somewhat handicapped at some points.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

washington. July 20 Senator veor-
hees of Indiaa4. who has been I'll for
the last few days was reported much
better this evening. It Is stated that
he expects to resume his labors In the
senate tomorrow or Tuesday ~ the
latest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

New York July s9,-The Herald's
Montreal dispatch says that Sanford
W. Battershali, the witness wanted by
the senate sugar investigation COM
mIttec at Washington, was seen in the
rotunda OF tho Windsor hotel this morn
ing. lie refuses 10 talk, but acknowl-
edges his Identity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

Mrs' Hazely-Perhaps they'd mink so
u they saw your wife ess better
The morning call., 1894-04-04
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened quito strong and active yes
terday and prices showed few cents advance
The Cold Hill stocks showed the most life, with
several good buyers in the field he Potosi has
resumed the Shipment of ore TO the evada mill,
and the Occidental mill was started up on Monday
instead of ON the 22d, reported in the Virginia
=. papers. 1t is confidently expected that the re-
pairs to the old Central tunnel VIII be finished
this week and that active work viii then be COM
menced.
NOTES
The assessment on Savage is delinquent in the
boards tomorrow and silver took a further adj
vance yesterday and sold up TO 6212c in n eW YORK
and 1884 in London.
Quarterly dividends will be paid on the capital
st ock OF the following corporations this month:
Firemans Fund insurance, So; Bank OF Callfor-
mia, IS rs: Nevada Bank, 81 so; Sather Bank ng
Company, 81 So; Capital Gas Company OF Sacra-
mento, 81 per share.
The stockholders of the Oakland Water Com
psny will meet on Thursday. April g. and vote
upon a proposition TO create bonded Indebted.
ness of $S00,0u0 for the purpose OF paying any 1n-
debtedreSs OF the corporation and TO provide for
the extension ana development OF its water WORKS
system.
The west crosseut being extended into West
Cons olidated Virginia and California ground nom
thee 100 ievel OF the Consolidated Virgin shaft
is out about 600 feet. The formation continues in
Quartzte with occasions al stresks of sulphuret ore
showing Ia the formation. he water encountered
crosscut, as it is led out TO the shaft through
pipes.
The Sunrise Mining Company of Nevada County
has filed articles OF Incorporation and named the
ter president; George F. Hill. YIce-president; D.
j. HallOrau E. F. baxter and j. z sweeney, d.
rectors. The mine is situated on osborn HILL, ia
miles south of Grass Valley.
The morning call., 1894-04-04
MADE A MISTAKE.
A Lodging-House Keeper Tries to
Bride Judge Low.

J. j. Rose, the keeper of lodging-house at
1888 Market street, has learned TO his surprise
ana sorrow that there is at least one Police
Judge who cannot be brbed. Rose was tried
Yesterday in Judge Lows court for throwing
L. B. Salinsky, a lawyers clerk, downstairs.
The clerk had called at the lodging-house to
procure the pro perry of woman who had been
an occupant and was thrown out. Rose and
and boisterOus and that they quietly escorted
him o the door. He testified that Rose at
tackled him wi b club
Judge Low listened patiently to The testi-
mony, then turning TO Rose said: II am more
than inclined TO think thai you are guilty. not
only from the evidence but from the fact that
you called at my house last night ana offered
me money to dismiss the case. You will appear
for sentence tomorrow
Judge Low says that Rose called upon him
on Monday evening and offered him money TO
dismiss the case The Judge turned him out
Off he
The morning call., 1894-04-04
BOARD SALES.
Following were the sales in the San Francis
Stock Board yesterday:
A1rFRNooN sFssIoN-2:so.

j 90 Andes ..15lOO Confid l.45l200 Potosi ...73
$50 500 Point. $4,000 ...........74
100 &k...l30 so & n ....55600 savage. .27
zoo Bullion. 2s15n Kentck.. .09IlO0 S SO M--.lS
200 ChaIl G. 4U so ..........l zoo Nev.....9
400 Chollar.. pa 6OOphir. q 35il00 Onion ....69
The morning call., 1894-04-04

MORNING SESSION.
Board-l0O Cal Electric Light. 21ss; $4,000 Call
fornia-st Bonus, lU41a; ITO Hutchinson P
Go. S3s; 20 do. s14.
StreeE--90 Giant Powder Con, %.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-2O Market-st Railway. 37IR: Preside
r r. 1919; 10 Gsslight. 7l15 10 Water,
The morning call., 1894-04-04

( OOK AND LAUNDRESS, COUNTRY. $50,
see party here: cook for one month. country.
$50: chambermaid aud waitress. city, 500; girls
for housewerk. city and country, $40. G. L. HAN
SEN & CO., 10 Geary.
The morning call., 1894-04-04
Rrs1NEss CHANCES.

nO0O GOOD BUSINESS; PAYS $40 WEEh -
IN JOU. ": will shortly double: no previous
know edge necessary: close to San Francisco, ~
box so, Call Branch Office dp4 ~
The morning call., 1894-04-04

@E0O PARTNER; COFFEE SALOON; CEN
nOUU. CraIly located; low rent; well estao-
Iished: trial gwen: clears $175. 500 Grant ave.
The morning call., 1894-04-04

EIRsT-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
ez2-644 Mission St CHAS. L. TAILOR jel3 Il
The morning call., 1894-04-04
FEMALE HELP WANTED.


'HAMBERMAID, $40: LAUNDkESs. Nj
house. $50; middle-aged chambermaid. small
wash. and girls for housework. r.. T. WARD &
CO., $40 Ciayst.
The morning call., 1894-04-04

COX, SMALL HOTEL, H MBoLDT COUNTY,
$45: restaurant cook, $50: restaurant wait
ress $50: housework girl. in family. $25, san
Rafael; housework girls. city and country, $40,
$25 and SIS. Apply MISS CULLEN, los Stock
The morning call., 1894-04-04

LINEST CABINETS, 81 PER DOE. EiCHEN
L BERGER'S Gallery. sos Montg. ave. cor Green
The morning call., 1894-04-04
MALE HELP WANTED.

ESTAURANT COOK, NEAR CITY, $40 AND
II room: hotel cooks, same hotel, $40; walters
and dishwashers; farmers. $25; choreman S15:
mixer. S25: more slate splitters, 81 so; more
blockmakers 81 so, and others. MURRAY &
READY, 634 Clay st.
The morning call., 1894-04-04

VA ANTED-2 COOKS, HO Ell AND RESTAU-
w rant, $50: hotel mattresses, $40; strong in
valid'S nurse, $40: German and American
nurses, $50; Protestant laundress and chamber
maid, S25; nurses, $40, and others. j. F..
CRUSETT & CO., 3l2 Suffer st.
The morning call., 1894-04-04

GROCERY AND BAR; MOB HILL fA pa, 1,ot,,
VI age: prove II to clear over 500 by trlal unlt
satisfied. A. NJ. SPECK & CO, 10 MONTGOMERY
The morning call., 1894-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ES Bad Tenants Elected for 81 Col
2f-S lections made; city or country. Pacific Col
lection Co, ais Montg'y 81. r. 8. Tel 55sOde24tf
R Room Paperf So so Up; Written
&~S ing 81 up. HARTMANN, 5l3 Third mr9 tt
The morning call., 1894-04-04

OyERNESS, AMANUENSIS OR CoMPAN-
I ion; lady would give services above for
half DAY in exchange for comfortable home in
quiet amily, or would assist with light house
work: country preferred. Address MISS HAW
SON, san jose apps 3ts
The morning call., 1894-04-04

DESTAURANT AND BRANCH BAKERY; .
II Iiytng-rooms; suitable for man and wlIe or Of, 2
ladies' rare chance; cheap 112 Eighth st-ap4 .
The morning call., 1894-04-04

a ANTED -PHAETON AND SINGLE HAIR
W ness in exchange for country land. Addres
a. p box As this Office, APPS II