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The morning call., 1894-07-15
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


ok OOn A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
u 10. UUO. with acres. also stable and other
outbuildngs. with fine grounds, flowers and fruit
trees, etc; all nicely located in a charming To-
cality, with a beautiful view; a typical gentle
mans home; owner must sell and would possibly
make an exchange il No l property was offered
Apply TO ALDEN II GARFIELD, 9O2 Broadway,
Oakland.
GDO00 INSTALLMENT PLAZA NEW s.
JDZOOU. room cottage and bath, well located,
Will be sold al so per month: no cash down re-
quired ALDEN Il GARFIELD. 9O2 Broadway l
IN OAKLAND-LOT 54XI3O; CENTRALLY
L locat ed: 7-room house: high basement, foored:
gas, bath. marble washstand. clean paper through
out, cement sidewalks, gravel walks iron fence
choice shrubbery, fruit trees, lawn, palms etc.
$4,000 will buy. Address Owner. box 1874, Oak
land Postofice jyl2 st ThFrSu
CHICKEN RANCH AT FRUITVALE FOR
I sale by MACDONALD. MOTT IL CO., 1908
Broadway, Oakland. and 1422 Park ST. Ala
media. my26 If
G00O FINE LARGE LOTS IN SOUTH
epOOO. Berkeley, near electric roads and Cali
fornts and Nevada Railroads; lots severed; only
few lett this price; terms, $40 cash, balance
easy terms Cali at once, CLOUGH BAKER,
1902 Broadwav Oakland fe2 Il
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G1OOO PAYS 10 PER CENT NET.

. houses in tenements, near Fourth and Folsom
SITS actual rents $42 per month; stree: accepted
only $1,000 cash required. BOVEE, TOY co.
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UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY.

cO5OO DON'T LOSE THIS OPPORTUN-
- -OUU. ity; Pacific ST.; business location;
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Cr.--OQ 10TH ST: ; FLATS OF AND 6
= JjU. rooms and bath each; stable in rear;
rents S65; lot 25KlO9.
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G56O0 coon INyEsrMENT 7: NEAR 18th
II OOUV. aud Castro sts.; stores with living
rooms ia rear: building new; renting for $40 per
month: lot S7Xlg5: street accepted; $1,000 mort
rage can remain If desired.
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GaJ0 rSO CORNER ON 4TH ST; LOT BOX
u j =. iOO. so; fair improvements; renting
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725O c0R on 5 5d5 ST T5o HEA and Mds s
above OF rooms and bath; rents $53; lot 25xSO
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GTE OOO HOWARD ST, NEAR Sd; g.
4, O.OOU. story building in , stores and
IgiglnS-ho uSe above; lot 25XS0.
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-OE on DISAPPOINTMENT.

NOTICE or POSTPONEMENT.
In accordance with law and an order OF she
koard OF directors of the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company, adopted al It's meeting OF April
IL, 1894. and entered in its records, the date of
delinquency of assessment No. g levied January
10, 1894 is further postponed to May 49, 1894, and
the day OF sale for unpaid assessment No. is fur.
Their postponed to juno 8, 1874. By order Of the
board OF directors of the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company.
GEORGE II. SPINNEY, Secretary
omse-s1s Pine st., room %. San Francisco.
Cal.
April IT, 1894.
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NOTICE OF POSTPOYEMENT

NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT.
In accordance with law and an order OF the
board Of directors OF the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company adopted at its meeting of March
10, 1894, and entered in It's records the date OF
delinquency OF assessment No. 8. levied January
day of sale Tor unpaid assessment Ne. Is further
postponed to May II. 1894. BY order or the
board OF directors of the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company.
GEORGE r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
once-3lo Pine st.. room ~, san Francisco.
Cal.
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M AXE AN OFFER; ONLY ASKING $500
w 1or mouse ana lot, 25xS5; n. line Howard ST.,
near LIST. MADISON & BURKE
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O. n TEO CORNER ON NOE ST; CLOSE
- ". ~. TO Market; fine flats renting for
SF5 per month; heavily mortgaged and must be
Sold; lot 25XSO; offer wanted.
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HEYMAN TRACT.
Houses built to suit purchasers on easy pay.
ments, the same as rent; streets graded, cadam-
ized and severed aud free water.
JACOB HEYMAN,
$50 Market st.
Lots near San Mateo electric road.
L is near Cortland avenue and Holly Park
Lots in the Paramount Tract close to electric
cars.
Park lots near the Midwinter Fair, north and
south of the Park
Lots near Mission-street power-h house at prices
from $3.50 to $500 on monthly installments from
So to SO.
Mechanics and labOring men: will build youa
house on easy terms, the same as paying rent.
JACOB HEYMAN
tyS Su tt $50 Market ST.
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C.J-5Q A GIVEAWAY, NEAR CLAY AND
= / JV. WashiDCtoui house of rooms. and
I0I 2ONJS: IS.
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4. eOnn SMALL AMOUNT CASH, BALANCE
- OVNO. in monthly payments; elegant new
house of rooms aud bath; corner IN the Mission
warm belt; brick foundations, ETC.; lot &c :6xlIO.
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0EEOO FOLSOMST. PROPERTY, BET
,DUOUV. 9TH and 8th: store and fiat lot 25x
70: income $50 per month
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LOUIS a. soUC.
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0OOO BUILDING LOT ONLY 27 MINUTES
u JUU. ride from the Baldwin Hotel, via the
Metropolitan Electric Railway; lot situated on
18th ave, near ST., facing the park street work
complete: water and gas; ready for building: lot
XVI
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nELINoUENT SALE NOTICE.-CITY DEVEL-
~ opment Company. Location of principal
place of business, San Francisco, California. Lo-
cation OF office PIT Sansome street. Notice
There delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock. on account OF assessment No. l.
levied on the 18th DAY OF June, 1894 the several
amounts set opposite The names OF the respective
"A follows.
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CJdOO APOSITIVE FORCED SALE; COR
u 11OO. ner near San Bruno road ana Silver
ave. and horsecars; new cottage of 5 rooms and
BATH; stable. chicken house, etc; lot 5OXIOU.
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G. % ono RENTS S2472 PER ANNUM: s
u 70 .OOO. elegant fats on corLer on scott
81. near lines Of cable roads: lot g. :6NlOO.
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LETTREs FRANCHISES.

LETTRES FKANCAISES.
Batrad Aristide De Rinaldo Alfred
Chaberty Jean Fontane Joseph
Crohare Bernard 6uer1n CASTOR
Conte OIfin LatOurasse Jean
Cuyala Roman Nodet octave
De Brabant ) PonS Auguste
De Marchy Gabriel Richez
DesrIvler Gabriel
FOUR LES DANES.
Benedix Aago Mad Lnmgada Martha
Choisy Mile Elise LeDrovost Henriette
DelbaI Jeanne Magendie Ernestine
DasiereS Placide Mauellet Marie
Fortayon Marie Recalt We
6uernier Mad Rooms Angelo
Jaugoyhen Marie Roussy Mad
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q OQ0O VERY CHEAP: NICE COTTAGE OF
4 ,bUOV. rooms and bath; Laguna ST., near
Union: rents S5o lot 70 :6x62: % see this at once
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&10 0S0 SHoTwELL, NEAR 26TH; 4
" l - '[CO. flats and cottage; rents $93; lot
aOxl15. MADISON d BURKE.
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d -EOO > FINE FLATS ON OAK ST:
u EOOU. rents $50 per month; lot n :6xI2O.
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c.1-QO VALLEJO ST, NEAR SANSOME:
II OOUU. stores and fats; rents S64; lot 25x
50
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DU-PRAE'S FEMALE REGULATING PILLS; A
~ safe and efficient emmenagOgue; 81 per box.
RICHARDS CO., druggists. 406 Clay ST.. sole
AGENTS. iel3 lY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22

colored. He looked clean AMI new in a
S Snvar ffy Goai ane cordturoy oret f hs
big cOWhide boots, while his guantleted
hand carrying a leather whip told the
same tale as his soft. wide, shapeless
felt nat, the like OF which only country
people wear mysterously obtained. as
the spot where they are manufactured
has never been located.
If you please, marm, said to me this
stranger i'm a strange land, as my eyes
met his kin you tell me which-a-ways
Main street is? | amt never ben ter town
befo', and I'm sorter lost like"
The voice was pleasant. like the face.
1T is straight AHEAD Of us" l answer
ed readily. for he attracted me somehow.
IF you Will walk along with me, | will
point it out to you as soon as We reach
Thank you. marm," he returned briefly,
and we walked on abreast but with
goodly strip Of pavement between us.
My mind was full Of somewhat perplex-
ing business cares, but If | have we'll
defined article of belief it is in our duty
to the stranger and pilgrim-particularly
the innocent abroad-and l essayed, from
time to time, a civil, but probably inane
year, and the surroundings generally. To
these Well-meant attempts / received in
answer invariably,
Eyes. marin, accompanied by a look
Of particular scrutiny, almost of anxiety
1t took but few moments TO reach
Main street, our objective point.
"Now," I said, pausing to indicate its
direction by wave Of my hand. this
is Main street II you will tell me just
where you wish to go, / will point out
your way to you with pleasure"
My companion responded in his slow.
country fashion.
''Do you know Miss Irene Langhorne?"
he asked.
"Oh, yes" I replied in my blandest
tones, assumed to hide my real impa-
thence to be gone.
"Well, she wrote ii out on a paper fer
me, Illuminating first In one pocket and
then In another. IT'S some kind NV
bank and some kind NV a railroad orh-
ces''
Let me see the paper. and then I will
be able 70 direct you. l know almost
every building in the city, I think. and
it may perhaps be on my way, so that i
can show ii to you" I felt myself getting
de operate as this deliberate search went
on. for my business was imperative
But having found the little white folded
slip, there was apparently further hitch
somewhere. for he stood hesitating, turn
ing the paper over and over In his clumsy.
gloved hands, and moving his feet un-
easily on the pavement He regarded me
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22
READING FOR WOMEN.
THBIR WORK-rHEIR F1Ds-THEIR
INTERESTS.
Tersonallties-"FromW Way Back"-Excei-
Momen-The Telling of tho story.

In herself she dwelleth not.
Although no home were half so fair
40 simplest duty Is forgot.
Life hath no dim and Lowry spot
That doth not in her sunshine snare.
She doeth little kindnesses
Which most leave undone, or deSpise'
For naucht that sets one heart al ease,
And CiVeth happiness or peace,
Is lOW-esteemed in her eyes.
She hath no scOrn of common things,
And, though she seem OF other birth.
Round US her heart entwines and clinSs,
And patiently she folds her wings
To tread the humble paths of earth.
blessing she Is. God made her so,
And deeds Of weekday holiness
fal from her notSeless as the snow
Nor hath she ever CHANGED TO know
That aught were easier than to bless.
She is most fair. and thereunto
Her life doth rightly harmonize,
Feeling or thought that was not true
Ne'er made less beautiful the blue
tnciouded heaven Of her eyes
She * a woman; one in whom
4ae springtime OF her chiidkh years
Hath never lost its fresh Perfume,
lH9Ish knowing well that life hath room
for many blShts and many tears
james Russell Lowell
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somebody's doorstep and ties up her shoe
with d Vindictive twitch. which added 10
her STOPPING posture, serves TO send the
blood to her face, but doesn't keep the
knot tied very long. There are various
ways Of insurng ones shOcsrings from
coming united. There are small patent
fasteners in black enamel and silver
which may be purchased for 10 cents
upward. or the shoe may be laced with
round black elastic and have a satin
ribbon bow fastened on at the top, when
IL Will be possible 10 put the shoe on or
of without unlacing: but the simplest
way of all is TO tie ones shoestrines in
a sailor knot, which is easily learned and
cannot come united of itself.
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Miranda.

They had "a small and early" at "The
ElmS across the way.
Where the seasons budding beauties
blushel in summertime array,
a galaxy Of lOveliness rose beaming on
the view
And only tresses harbored gloom and
only eyes were blue;
But in all that starry gathering the fair
est spot to me
Was where the sweet Miranda poured the
coffee and the tea
Oh her face was like the lily when the
sunshine follows shower
And the men around her lowered like the
bees around a flower.
How they hungered for her glances when
her lids were lifted up,
If she smiled on one twas sweeter than
the sugar in his cup
And her little trills of laughter seemed
celestial melody
To the SWANS VINO watched Miranda pour
the coffee and the tea.
Skilful sculptor never nodded who could
reproduce the turn
OF the arm of sweet Miranda as she
tips the steaming urn.
Yellow blooms will be the fashion when
the news is spread abroad;
Each gallant of the countryside will woo
the jealous god
For before the seasons over tete-a-tete,
for happy me,
VIII Miranda's dainty figure pour the
coffee and the tea.
Century.
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Advice to Brldegrooms.

While YOU are waiting at the altar for
the bride don't claw he air nerVousy
with your hands Neither should you al
low your jaw TO drop and your eyes 10
protrude. The congregation can gauge
your feelings accurately enough without
these outward signs OF inward nervous
TeSs.
week before the eventful day. 1t Is
mistake to put ii off until the night be
fore Brides are unreasonable enough
sometimes to object TO having the bride
grooms just recovering from merry
making Of that sort
Don't shout your responses in the voice
Of one reading the riot act to mon.
on the other hand. don't whisper as
though you were confessing a crime.
DO not imagine that every eye IS fasten-
"a on you. No one is in the least in
terestcd in you. Unless you make your
self conspicuous by some awkwardnesS
the congregation Will scarcely be aware
OF your presence.
Don't try to smile cheerfully as you
20 down the aisle. You will succeed only
in fixing a CHASTITY grin upon your face.
At the same time Ii Is not necessary 10
glue your eyes upon the doorway ana
thus show every one that your one de
sire is to escape.
Don't rush madly from the church out
OF time with the wedding march and
eight inches ahead of the bride RemerG
Der that her train is heavy and Will drds
her back at best.
When you are receiving the congratt-
lations OF the guests don't try to maze
original remarks to them all. And dom
mention wedding presents on that o.
casion. You'll be sure TO thank the We
man who gave you the set of Carlyle .oT
the chafingdish. and so on.
Don't try TO conceal the fact that you
are lately married while you are on yoU
wedding journey. All such efforts az
futile and only make you ridiculOuS-AC-
cept the consequences of your act in a.
manly way
Don't scold the bride when you discOvt
that her fathers 5000 check was merel.
an ornament She probably regrets D.
as much you. Besides, there is you
own fathers entirely decorative order o.
his bank to be considered.
When you return to the Office don't t.
all the unmarried men to go and do lI.
wise. Or at least wait six months
fore giving that advice.-New Yc'
World.
At a Newport lawn party last we.
the hostess hired some circus acroDai
and these performed under a tent Lat
an Alderney COW, with a wreath aroun
her neck. and decorated with red. white
and blue ribbons, was led out upon the
lawn. and was MIXED in turn by two
pretty milkmaids, the hostess being de-
termined to let her guests know that the
milk was fresh. The idea was original.
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"NO BEAUTER TER KBTCH."
The Stranger From Way Back and His
Ideas Of City Women

One frosty morning. l was walking
rapidly down Fifth street in the city of
Richmond, Va. Behind me. presently
came yet more hasty footsteps. the sound
travelling a long way through the crisp
autumn air-blundering, heavy footsteps.
between the solid thuds of the descending
feet l noted this idly, impersonally, as
/ did the twittering OF the hufred spar
rows, the faint creaking OF hanging
sign, the dropped heads of some flowers
that had been brave in beauty when
passed them the day before. until the
footsteps reached me. slowed little, and
then kept pace with mine. | glanced
around, a little surprised. and met the
gaze OF the honestest, innocentest pair OF
eyes that ever looked out OF a mans face.
The man was Enthusiastically a country
fellow. rough. comely early middle-aged.
rigidly respectable. The sun had burned
his face red and his moustache straw
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still with the perturbed, doubtful scru-

still with the perturbed, doubtful scru-
tiny.
Give 1t to me-" I said peremptorily.
stretching out my hand for the paper.
do let me tell you where you are TO CO."
The difficulty burst out. suddenly and
impetuously.
lin married man! amt no beau
fer ter ketch3'
My sheer amazement stiffened in mo-
ment into naughty Indignation but as 1
looked up into those honest, wistful eyes,
! saw that I did not well to be angry.
Far from his simple mind was the small
est intention of impertinence. l think
he must have heard some vague reports
Of the beguiling ways Of city madams,
and in his upright heart, he determined
to make things clear between US before
he accepted any more OF my ambiguous
civilities.
The first shock over. the muscles OF my
lips began to twitch uncontrollably That
l. whom time and trouble had carried FAR
beyond the days Of giddy Irritation. should
be warned off in this incorporating
manner!
with all the dignity | could muster. and
quite ignoring his communication.
With an air OF intense relief. he sur
rendered the document. and l gave him
the desired directions. very carefully and
minutely.
Now, indeed. his face beamed with open
gratitude.
he said heartily. selling my hand and
shaking It warmly. happy to be able con-
scientiousy 10 express his cordial senti-
ments. "If ever you wants a breath o
fresh country ar, jes' you come ter my
place. close ter 'Melia Dollhouse, ami
you'll be more'n welcome ter stay as
longs you've a mind ter. Be sure you
don't forgit ii"
| returned his shake. and we parted.
but / will remember him when many an
Of longer standing shall be
forgotten.
/ had a persistent smile on me that DAY:
that worked itself in season and out OF
season, whenever | thought or those IN
nocent blue eyes and.
II amt no beau fer ter ketch."
LOUISA NJ. BRUCE.
Newport News. Va.
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The Difference.

He four, she only three;
The mothers watched with love-lit eyes,
And laughed right merrily.
The years passed on and DER the two.
The boy was now eleven:
But what strange freak is this we find?
The little girl is seven.
Still onward roll the happy years,
Her beauty Grows / ween;
His age has grown to twenty-four.
She now is sweet sixteen.
His hair has changed to slvery white,
His back is far from straight:
But see the lady by his side
Her age is twenty-eight."
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The world, the flesh and the devil do
not brook opposition. and always try -
hurt the one who bruises their boo
But they cannot much hurt the child
God. They could bruise only the heel
the Saviour. He triumphed and ever
one who trusts In Him shall truly.
over them.
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Century.

AS the Dead Sea drinks in the Jordan
and is never the sweeter. and the ocean
all other rivers and is never the fresher.
so we are apt to receive daily mercies
from God and yet remain inscns;ble OF
them ana unthankful for them.
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TO Keep the Shoes lied.

Every woman knows the annoyance Of
having her low shoe lacings come united
ana drag untidily along the street. or else
force her to close her paraSol and lay
II down while she elevates her foot on
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RICHMOND, VA, SUNDAY, JULY o. 1894

though IL be as remote as heaven Thirty
four years OF married life with a Chris
tan woman ought TO have tempered the
Tiuman tongue TO more polite language
than IL is finging about in the present
Senatorial campaign. Fancy Tillman
added to the Populist freaks now adOrn-
ing the United States Senate!
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Responsibility is growing on the Ken
dals. Mrs. Kendall has been hysterical
ever since she heard that her son. Oar
rington CRIMSON, wanted to go on the
stage.
And we had educated him to be a gen.
tleman! she sobbed TO one of her sympa-
thiz;ng friends.
Mrs. Kendall should console herself II
there is anything in hereditary. Daring
ton VIII not be much of an actor.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-18
MORE WOMEN THAN MEN.

This Statement Applies Only to Certain
Sections Of the World.
Statistics prove that, taking the world
as a whole, the number of men and
women is about equal-the best argu-
ment against polygamy-but this re-
~lationship varies greatly when indi-
vidual countries are considered, says
the New York Tribune. According to
the last estimate of the worlds popu-
latiOn, made up from the census in sim
gle states, Norway and Scotland are
the countries with the greatest rela-
tive number of ONE In these coun-
tries there are to every 100 men re-
sp~ectively 1915 and 1912 The
excess of women is also large in
Sweden, there being 1865 to every 100
men; in England, where there are 1O6,
in Denmark with 1851, and in Switzer-
land, with 1856. The countries of the
north in general show a larger popla-
ton of women.
OF the lands with a more temperate
climate Austria has 1914 women to 100
men, Hungary 1O1.5 to 100, and France
1907 to 100.
Further toward the south men be-
OOAN> NNO AAOAS lilly oNo SPd11s I'll
most alone of the southern European
countries, numbers more females than
males, the proportion being 1O4 to 100.
Roumania, Servia and Bulgaria are
mOre masculine, SO to speak, there be-
ing for every 100 men respectively 96.4,
94.S and 96.5 women. In Italy the per-
centage is almost equal, the relation
ship being 99.5 to 100 in favor of the
m In the United States, say the
authorities, the older states show a
small excess Of wOmen and the new
mes an excess of men.
There are in the Atlantic and east
ern states 1905 women to 100 men,
while in some of the Pacific and west
ern states there are only COS women to
100 men. In new countries there is in
variably an excess Of men-a fact
natural and easy of explanation.
The promised land of women IS still
Australia where ven in the oldest col
onies the stronger sex far outnumbers
tie weaker In Victoria, New South
Wales and South Australia the rela-
tionship is respectively 9O.6, SIG and
o. in favor of the men. In West Aus
tralia there are only CO women to 100
men. In India in every place except
the government of Madras the men
Outnumber the women.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-18

conduct, as one of them took occasion to
remark, gave evidence Of the progress
of liberal thought in the community.
The conduct of Rabbi Cries, also, in in
viting the ministers, gave evidence of this
new kind of progress among the Jewish
people.
1t seems 10 US that the thing here told
of deserves to rank among the wonders
of the nineteenth century, which, for all
we can say, may be far surpassed by
those of the approaching twentieth cen
tury.