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to cooperate in any legislative plan
which might be provided for the solution
of the problem consistent with American
ntegri ty and morality.
Your reports show on further refec-
ton the Queen gave her unqualified as
sent in writing to the conditions sug-
gested. but that the Provisional Govern
ment refuses to acQuesce in the Presi-
dents decision.
The matter now being in the hands Of
Congress, the President win keep that
body fully advised of the situation and
will lay before it from time to time the
reports received from you, including your
No. ). heretofore withheld. and all in
structiOns sent you.
Meantime. while keeping the depart
ment fully informed Of the course OF
events, you will, until further notice, con-
slider your special instructions upon this
subject have been fully complied with.
"tSigned) GRESHAM."
The last dispatch from Minister Willis,
inclosing President Dole's reply to his
demand Tor the retirement Of the Provis-
ional Government is as follows, under
date of December I'D
president Dole has just delivered in
person at this hour, midnight, the
answer OF the Provisional Government
declining, for the reasons therein stated,
TO accept the decision OF the President OF
I
herewith inclosed.
The revenue cutter Corwin, under
sailing orders, will leave in few min
uteS Tor San Francisco. The Captain has
been instructed to slow up if necessary,
and enter the harbor of San francisco at
night and deliver in person Dispatches
II, l5 IL, II, Is and 10 to our dispatch
agent at that place. The object OF this is
10 enable the President to receive these
official communications before any in
| timatiOn of their character can be tele-
gr;aaphed,., -
81 will Tuesday acknowledge the re-
celpt ot the answer Of the Provisional
Government, notifying it that the Presi
dent of tie United States Will be informed
thereof, and that no further steps would
be taken by me until heard from hIm.
II shall deliver a similar communica-
ton to the Queen.
Very great excitement is prevailing
here, and the peculiar conditions surJ
rounding this people prompt the above
course, which, l trust, will meet the APP
probation of the President and yourself
u think it proper to acknowledge in
this public way the efficient services rem
dered the Government of the United
States by our Consul-General, Mills, since
my arrival at this place.
"ALBERT S. WILLIS"
The remainder of the correspondence
consists of the dispatches from Minister
Willis, which. for the most part, reports
the events in Honolulu of which the pub
lie has been already fully informed by
the Associated Press.
The dispatch from Willis dated Novem-
ber 10th. withheld by the President till
now, gives an account OF the interview ne
had with the Queen on the 18th. In
formed OF the Presidents intentions, he
asked her If she would grant amnesty to
those who were engaged in the revolu-
ton.
She replied in the negative, saying she
believed them worthy OF being beheaded,
but finally signitied willingness to con-
sent to their exile and the confiscation of
their properly. She was offered protec-
ton on the warship or at the legation,
but declined it.
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Inr 9ale.


IA sells Carpets, SOC per yard Heavy Two
ply Ingram, full yard wide, 25c CHAS. NJ.
CAMPBELL. 409 X street. New Furniture,
Carpets and Window Shades. ja12-1w
old ESTABLISHED SALOON FOR SALE
" doing good business near new postoffice
Apply at HECORD-UNION OFFICE.
TOR SALE - TWO FINE UPRIGHT
J. pianos-one for s so and the other $500.
Apply 1923 Ninth street.
THOR SALE - DIFFERENT SIZE PIPE,
L dipped; guaranteed TO stand high pressure,
at low rates. SACRAMENTO PIPE WORKS,
in octagon building, near depot.
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90 Get or gent.

ITO RENT-1512 o STREET, A HOUSE OF
| five rooms, with hot and cold water bath,
etc. Inquire on the premises. ja15-tf
TIO LET-FURNISHED HOUSE OF FIVE
rooms and stable, situated at 20l0 NJ
street. Inquire at 512 Eighth street. Refer
ence required ja10-1w%
DENT, S16-A NEW HOUSE OF FIVE
IL rooms, pantry and bath. Apply 1621
Tenth street.
FINO RENT-A DESIRABLE FIVE-ROOM
i Cottage; pantry and bathroom. Apply
1716Sixth street.
ITO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS. APPLY
i at WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE, 121
J street.
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+ OST-A LADY'S GOLD WATCH CHAIN,
IL with Rebekah charm attached. Finder
VIII be rewarded by leaving at c. Schwartz
butchershop, corner Seventh and l. streets, or
at G. Specnts, Fourth and Harriet eetS
Washington. lat
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M ANTED TO RENT-COTTAGE WITH
w i've rooms ana bath i'll good location by
young married couple. Address, stating price,
IL. W. J., this Office ia15-otE
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REnUCED RATES TO CHICAGO

REnUCED RATES TO CHICAGO
DY JUDsoN & co. SELECT EXCURSION,
d delightful scenic route. Wonders of the
Rocky Mountains on line of u. and II. q. Il.
r., seen by daylight: best accommodations.
Address JUDSON Il CO., 62S Market street,
Sau Francisco. or call on G. j. ELLIS, agent
3. Z. Co. Sacramento.
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LEAVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. ARRIVE
(For) (trom)
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$40 A Calistoga and Napa.....-... 11:15 \
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4:30 Z Colfax x..................... ........ $50 2
7:l0 knights L'ding & Orcville 7;45 A
5:20 L Los Angeles. 1925 A
11:40 4 Ogden and East-Second
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1000 PlCentral Atlantic Express
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*3:O5 PIOroville via Rosev'le J'n'c*1O:l5 A
*6:45 A Red Bluff via Woodland $3.50 2
3:05 Red Bluff via Marysville 1915 A
1890 A Redding via Willows. 3:55 P
800 A San Francisco via Benicia 11:15 A
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6:45 a San Francisco via Benicia 1880 L
500 PISan Francisco via Benicia $40 T
II 600 A San Francisco via steamer $500 A
1925 A San Fran. via LivermOre $50 7
1925 A san Jose................. $50 p
500 PlSanta Barbara .................... 1925 A
*6:45 A Santa Rosa.................. 11:15 A
800 PlSanta Rosa ...... $50 2
Stockton and CALI. 1925 Z
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1000 PlTruckee and Reno ........". $40 A
6:45 A Vallejo o...........................1 11:15
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$40 PlFotsOm and Placerville.. l*11:05 A
*6:35 a Folsom and Placervile...... s2:4O
*Sunday excepted. 2Monday excepted.
A-For morning. P-For afternoon.
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffic Manager.
II H GOODMAN Gen Passenger Agent.
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TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF
l California, County of Sacramento.
In the matter of the estate of CHARLES
G. PERKINS, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY, the
26th dav of January, 1894, ut 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. of said day, and the courtroom OF sald
court, at the Courthouse, in the City of Sacra-
mento, County of Sacramento and state of
California, has been appointed as the time and
place for proving the will of said Charles 9.
lerklns, deceased, and for nearing the appii-
cation of Mary ierlxins for the issuance TO
her of letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said court
this 9th day OF January, 1924.
TsI;AI.l ~ b. HAMILTON, Clerk.
By E. s. WACHHoRsT, Deputy Clerk
Endorsed: Filed January 9, sci.
w B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
BY E. S. WACHHoRsT, Deputy
JOHNSON & JOHNSON, Attorneys for Petitioner.
jal0-1ot
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Wn11ten.

StALESMEN WANTED-FREE PREPAID
~ OUTFIT. One OF our agents has earned over
$4,000 in five years. Z. y. Box 1871, New
\ Ork. iaIb3*
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HUMPHREYS NED. CO., III & iIs William St., New York.
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NATANTED = A MELODION. ADDRESS
w Box 4O1, RECoRD-UNIoN Office, stating
price and particulars. Ja13-3ts
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(tENT DESIRES TO MAKE ACQUAINT-
VI ance Of lady; object matrimony. Ad-
dress EAkL HARDIE, Postoftice, Sacra-
mentO. l1*
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Attention, Country POstmasters.
FOR SALE.
Notice Of Dissolution Of CopartnerShiip.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE CO
\ partnership of BENING & TERRY will
pay the debts to y. II. Bening, as the firm has
been dissolved and he alone is authorized TO
collect the debts due the firm. a. ii. Bening
assumes all the Indebtedness of the firm.
January 2, 1894.
A II. BENlNG, JR.,
ia4 JENNIE d. TERRY.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
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Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive at
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A FIRST-CLASS COOK DESIRES A PO-
~ sition in private family. Best of REFER
enees. Inquire Box 49, RECORD UNION
office. iaI3-2t*
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WANTED-I WILL PAY A FEW LADIES
w salary of $40 per week to work for Inc
in their locality at home; light work; good
pay Tor part time. Write, with stamp, Nj RS.
b. h. BASSETr, Suite 904 Marshall FIELD q
Co. building, Chicago. Ja9-lw
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n $50 per week quietly at her own home,
ADDRESS, with STAN pea envelope, MISS MY RA
a. GORDON, Joliet, Ill. This is bona dde
offer, and If you can only spare two hours per
day 1t Will pay you to investigate. Ja13-2t
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5alrriistn a1ntfrrs.

MASONIC PAST MASTERS AS
vi sociation, THIS MONDAY, jan ~.
uary 10th, at 7;30 P. NJ. Past Masters KE
are urgently invited. wv
Its w. d. KNIGHTS, r. W. NJ.
T lily OF THE VALLEY LODGE, NO.
Il IL, ID. of II will install their officers THIS
tMonday) EVENING. All workmen and
their families are cordially invited.
MRS. w. l. WALLACE, c. of II.
LILLIAN OLIVER, Recorder. b. C.l It's
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The only instance of perfectly success
ful collaboration of English literature is
found iii the dramatic works of Beau
mont and Fletcher.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

copyrighted, 1891, by Associated Press.
HoNoLULU 81. l., Jan. 6.-Since the
sailing of the City of Peking, at P. N.
Yesterday, but little OF importance has
traDspired here.
When President Dole was applied to
this morning at O'Clock he stated briefly
there was nothing new in the political
situation and probably would not be for
some time to come.
1t is known, however. that for the last
fo1ty-eight hours Minister Thurston has
heen closeted with President Dole, and
did not leave until A. NJ. to-day, when
he went at once to the executive building.
whence he will drive directly TO the
steamer Australia, TO sail at noon.
| have learned that Thurston carries
very full instructions on the Hawaiian
question. and that these are supplemented
nv a dozen or more af1idavits which will
clear up many points in Biount's report.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR 1.-THE WORLDS
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OF the times. Full particulars can be had upon
application to HENRY kAALO, publishers
General Agent for the Pacific Coast, 1o5S
Marker street, San Francisco. la 3-3t
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HARRY W. RIvETT, STEAM CARPET
IL cleaning, corner Twelfth and o streets:
carpet cutting, sewing and retftting. furnItIIre
packed ior shipment; secondhand carpets
ana furniture bought and for sale. TeIe-
phone 292.
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LEAVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. ARRIVE
(EOrl ltrOml
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M ARRIED LADIES' SAFEGUARD: PAT
w ented; no medicine; no equal; money
refunded 1ti, # not satisfactory. Send 1Oc to
LADIES NOVELTY CO., Kansas City, Mo.
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M ADAM PORTER, CLAIRVOYANT:
W fortune telling by cards and palmistry
laoles, oOc; gents, 81; clairvoyant sittings,
S1 %. go L. street, between Sixth and
~ 0u u. ia0-hL<
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. BARS SOAP, 25c; FINE POTATOES 81
Q sack: roll butter 4Oc, 45c; creamery
squares, 5oc; oranges, 1Oc dozen; olives 25c
quart. S1MONS Il BEESLEY SO X street
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THE TIGER QUITS MoNKEYING.

The Tammany tigers attempt to roll
the ball OF harmony up the inclined
plane of success has failed That II
would do 80 was foregone conclu'
sion. Tammany does not rhyme with
harmony. Tammany's strength has
never been In deals and dickers, except
OF course, its regular permanent deal
with the Republican city machine, but
in straight-out hghting.
what has made Tammany great In the
past. and what has inspired in Tam
many followers the blind devotion
which has been the real strength of the
organization. has been the fact that,
fair weather or foul, come victory or
defeat, Tammany was always for Tam
many
And all the planning and schcmine,
all the bargaining and dealing, to de-
wise some sort of harmony stepping
stones out OF the morass in which
Tammany finds itself has brought up
to the same old issue.
"Tammany, right or wrong" is the
war-cry of the organization. and the
question In the municipal contest IL not
one of candidates, but of Tammany or
anti-Tammany.
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BY NEW YORK EDITORS.

There Is no city In the world, however humble
Its garbage than this nrst city OF the land that
dumps Its refuse In the bay and permits It TO rot
and tester on the beaches.-The Advertiser
The air 10 full Of rumors that the money paid
by the Nictime OF the captains has been traced
very high indeed. Monumental Advertiser.
Unless all signs fall we are going to have n
gorgeous time from TIL the sets on
Election pSy.-The Telegram.
We should not be surprised to see an epidemic
OF failing health break out among TammAny
statesmen within day or two. impelinE many
OF them to visit Europe for au indefinite period. -
The Evening Post
Happy McNico' Plenty OF money" That
looks blest. Plethora Of money In the Mexican
banks" That looks bad. The banks are the
worst place for money. II ought to be out. That
Is the true sense OF money. When the banks hold
a plethora OF the stun the people are In lack OF
1t, Out with 1.-THE Sun
The question before the public is whether they
want the municipality to construct II Ia rapid
transit SYSTEM and retain the benefits and PROFITS
FOR the community at large or whether the op-
portunty shall be passed by In order that
corporate monopolies may still further tighter
their grip on the metropolis and seize millions Of
| dollars more without returning an equivalent -
The Daily News.
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Is 1T ANOTHER BUDDENsIEK I

a new FACTORY ouiiu'he on monroe
street Just hhisheu eN'erhaiiy, was
blown uo"h by 'he VIM Ut niue oe
fofe O'Clock yesterday ihornihR' II
was seven stories hish ana ia'''nB on
lower u"e'iihs auJo'n'hB' cariieu I"
TO the srouhu anu purieu hii its sieep'hs
inmates, eighteen III NUMBER peheath
heap OF runs Nlhe were k''ieu anu
twelve more or less hurt' MOI person
In the inhabited building escaped uhih-
jured.
The disaster might have been more ex-
tended, Tor the new building as IL feil
carried away portion OF the wall or
another adjoining dwelling. leaving the
third-story rooms exposed and giving
the inmates a terrible fright.
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A CANDID CANDIDATE.

The people will regard II as a good
trait In Mr.. Nathan Straus that he
speaks out In meeting and tells things
that more worldly politicians would
keep to themselves. But the candor of
the Tammany candidate for Mayor will
startle the politicians and place great
restraint and embarrassment upon them
during the campaign.
Mr.. Straus says he was offered the
Endorsement OF the Grace-Fairchild De
mocracy for Mayor II he would pledge
himself to use his influence to send Mr..
William II. Grace to the United States
Senate as Mr.. Hill's successor. Mr..
Straus positively refused to make any
pledges or promises whatever. and so
the Grace Democracy Endorsed Col.
Strong. the Republican candidate.
Mr.. Straus also tells OF n present which
was purchased at Tinfany's and sent to
him quite recently. 1t came from a
good friend OF mine, and would not
send 1t back" says Mr. Straus but
cannot help thinking that he had got a
4 tip that l was to be nominated by
Tammany."
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Dctsnrte Relief Cures.

Exercise No. If your right shoulder
has grown higher than the left by care
less habits OF sitting at school or by
desk work, drop that shoulder down
backward and simultaneously lift the
left shoulder Repeat many times.
2.-1f your head has been twisted
around to the left from desk work, turn
your left side to the desk and reverse
and exaggerate the usual desk position !;
also straighten up. DO this frequently
and you will find relief and restfulness
from II.
3.--If you are troubled with writer's
cramp in the hand. lay aside the pen;
hang down the hand and shake the
stiffness out of It.; now expand 1t to Its
utmost; allow II to slowly close OF It's
own will. now sway 1t aloft and shake
the stiffness from it; expand 1t to Its
utmost; now allow 1t to close OF itselt'
now swing the hand. relaxed. around IN
circle, the action mainly at the wrist;
now drop the hand for three seconds
and return to your writing feeling COM
Portable.
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N THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Furriets Union No, has called a mass-meet.
ing for next Saturday evening Oct. IL. at us
Ludlow street
Mirror frame workers have recently been organ
ised In this city under the auspices OF the Inter
national Furniture Workers Union.
Delegates OF the Trades Union Congress OF Great
Britain will attend the coming convention OF the
American Federation OF Labor, In Denver, Col.
Henry Inland has been elected Secretary OF the
Bakers State Council OF New York and New
Jersey; O. Grimm, Financial Secretary. and j.
Klein. Treasurer,
Trainers and Carpenters settled their difference,
in regard to Jurisdiction over certain Jobs yester
day. and heuceforth no trouble is expected In
these two trades
Financial Secretary Il, Hoppert, OF Cigar
Makers linton No s. has resigned. and l.. kuhr
has been elected to succeed him. The Un,or
gave over 10000 labels to manufacturers las
month.
The osCsu elected by the Br1oEIyn Derrick
John Lowery, Vice President James Hopkins
Recording and Corresponding Secretary: JohI
bearing, Financial Secretary; Anthony Dough
| alarms,
Polish, Russian and Hungarian bakers hay,
organized a local union in Brooklyn which hA
Just been chartered by the 'Sur1-ynen Baker
and Conteouoners' International Union. a Ia
kers Union No. 1853.
These otncsrs have been elected by Cigar
Makers UnIon No. 10, william Rau; F;Trneia
berg, 5 Rosenthal, Auditors, The Union game,
twelve new members this week,
| Cabinet Makers Union No 7 has unsnimous
| resolved to Join the Unttsd brotherhood Of Car
pentsrs and Joiners and committee is confer
ring with the New York District Council to secur
a charter and an sfhliation with thst tDdy.
| The annual entertainment Of the delegates to tn
| Building Trades Section Of the Central Labo
Union will take place at Clarendon Hall mex
wednesday evening. Several members Of tn
Actors Protective Union have promised to b
present and contribute reeItationI aad oths
1 theatrical entertainment.
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This is n picture of a man who spells
his lame without &C" That part OF
the public which reads other papers than
THE World" will never discover this
fact, for they all spell him "Hinckley."
Mr.. Hinkley says:
suppose that a great many OF the spaperr
spell my name with a &c" because II is printe
that way on the State Committee list I am glad
to that The World" spells my name with
out the &C." which is the way l spell It myself.
Mr.. Hinkley is also Chairman of the
Democratic State Committee
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TeuderIoIn Don'tr.

Don't stand In front Of any prominent hotel
On the east side OF broadway, between Twenty
eighth and TWenty-ninth streets. You are liable
to he taken for an actor. And that's tough these
hard times.
Don't take any stock In the Lexow Committee.
The "TenderloIn" is just as lively. and will be so
In 1900.
Don't write "dnmphule'' letters to THE Even
ing world' about the living pictures or your
best girl:
And don't think crazy. Yours respect
fully, TED d.
An ex-Tenderioiner, who went from bad to worse
by leaving the Tenderloin to come to Jersey
CITY.
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COMING EVENTS.

Rev. Dr. Charles II. Parkhurst and Rev. DR..
John l.. Campbell will speak in the Lexington
Avenue Baptist Church, one Hundred and Eev-
enth street and Lexington avenue, this evening
under the auspices Of the city Vigilance League
Semi-a annual exhibition Of the Merchant TAilors'
Society Of the city Of New York to-iay to-mor-
row and Saturday from to 10 p. NJ. at e+l
Fifth avenue.
Masquerade and civic ball OF the Charles Z.
Ellis Association, Monday evening at Wendell
Assembly Rooms.
There Will he public meeting under the
auspices Of the city Vigilance League and Good
Government Club r. at the West End Presbyter,
ian Church, Amsterdam avenue and One Hundred
and Fifth street tomorrow evening. Rev
Charles II. Phrkhurst, ID, William r. St
John and Others Will address the Meeting.
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THEIR FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS.

Judge GRynor
And while at length debate and beat the bush
There shall steppe in other men and catch the
burdes"
william l.. Strong (slncs the State Dsmocrscy's
indorsemenU;
"A sweet. attractive kinde OF Grace"
Inspector Byrnes;
"a mighty hunter. and his prey was man"
David h. Hi;
" Boldness again boldness and ever holiness -
Thomas c. Plat;
81 am here; ! shall remain here"
Senator PETER:
81 am addressing myself to my cap"
Man from Maine;
Man is but Reed, the weakest in nature,
but he is a thinking Reed
Attorney General Olney;
81 repeat that all power 10 Trust -
Richard Croker:
" By any means get wealth and place"
John f. Millholland lof T. c. PD:
But all was false and hollow; though his
tongue
Dropped mama and could make the wors
appear
The better reason"
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An Altered Opinion.

CFrom the Indianapolis sentinell
The car was going along at full speed
when suddenly there came three bells
the signal for the motorman to stop al
once. He did so and looked around
frightened, while the women in the cal
turned pale. The conductor ran dowr
tne suTvu "' 80 'En, ". PaSsehseIs
pavement was an umbrella, which hat
dropped from the car,
We'll" said the woman on the back
seat, with a sneer. " It's only some fool
woman's umbrella
The conductor came up to the car
red and out Of breath; but he was smii
ing politely. and he handed the umbrel
la to the woman on the back seat Il
was hers. and she had not noticed tina
II had fallen. She blushed. while thu
passengers. recalling her remark, smiled
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WORLDLINGs.

There about $4,000 Indians outside OF the
i've civilized tribes. and they about 81 600 600
year from the United States Government in
various kinds OF labor.
The King OF Ashantee is allowed by law to
chose .. S33 wives. They live on two long streets
In the city OF Coomase, the Ashantee capital
OF the s6s suicides In Paris last year. more
were by drowning than by any other means
The $50. 900 Indians OF the United States hold
%, 900 900 acres OF land.
The Grand Duke Paul OF Russia is OF gigantic
stature He is seven feet nine inches in height