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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

The Loyett family have had, in direct line OF
descent continuous possession OF farm at
Emile, four miles from Bristol in Bucks Coun-
ty, Pa, for 212 years The present owner OF
the manor, Joseph L. Lovett, has in his posses.
sion The original deed for the land, bearing the
signatures Of the Duke OF York and William
Penn.
Lord Beeforth, Mayor OF Scarborough, Eng
land, and one of the wealthiest men in Eng.
land, was born in one OF the poorest districts
of London. With Gustave Dore he founded
the Dore Gallery.
Dr. Villcin of Cincinnati had such big nose
that he could scarcely see over it. A Berlin
surgeon cut it down to moderate size. DR.. Will
Gin can now carry 1t around without incon-
Venience.
When the news that Ruskin had been offered
the lauTeateship penetrated 10 Harvard Pro-
lessor Jordan was overjoyed, aud, hurrying TO
the telegraph ofhce. sent TO Ruskln cable
gram, short but sweet: congratulations"
Within day he received an answer: YOU'RE
the only gentleman in America"
Ex-Governor William E. Cameron OF Virginia
is engaged 10 writing series OF war reminis-
cences. the first of which begins the narrative
OF Lees surrender to Grant. The Governor is
facle and graphic writer and is we'll versed
In the history OF the late unpleasantness.
Lady Henry Somerset ana Miss Frances E.
Willard are resting from their severe labors in
cident to their recent Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union convention In Cleveland. In
January they will plead with the Maine Legis-
lature TO uphold the right against wrong
Gilbert Pond of Milford, Mass, one of the
oldest musicians in the country, has just cele-
brated his eighteth birthday. he played with
the Milford brass band at the dedication of the
Bunker Hill monument.
Lord Percy Douglas, who has by the death of
his elder brother become Lord NDrumlanrig is
at the present moment prospecting for gold in
Western Australia.
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a half-crate. Grapes were 10 poor condi-
tion. and If iu good order there would be
little demand. The one fault found with
the shipments was that the fruit was over
ripe. Green pears and plums brought sat
isfactory prices. The Consul states that
had the fruit arrived green and in good
condition, it would have brought fully 80
to 80 per cent more. These statements
are worthy of attention just now. when
the question uppermost among fruit-grow-
ers is better ma rkets
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Death of DR.. Merrill

DR.. S. Merrill, the physician who came
from Seattle on the steamer City of Puebla,
and who attended the young Russian
woman, Mrs. Evenski, on the trim. led at
the international Hotel on Saturday.
ApopleXy was the cause of his death. His
body will be taken East to-day by Mrs.
Merrill.
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The Overland EIrnr

The Chicago. Union Pacific and Northwestern
Railways form the only line running Pullman
drawing room sleepers and dining cars daily san
Francisco to Chicago without change. Time to
Chicago only three and one-half days, and to New
York four and one half days
Select tourist excursions to Chicago daily with
out change, In Pullman upholstered tourist cars.
For tickets and sleeplng-car accommo dations
call on or address D. w. Hitchcock. general agent
l Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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has acted as assistant pastor OF ST. Charles
Church, was recently appointed Sc cretary to
Archbishop Riordan, and the members of bis
old congregation. with whom he is very popu-
lar have presented him with purse of almost
$500.
III. A. Moore OF st. Paul. who has been ap-
pointed special treasury agent of this port, vice
Legare Phoenix, transferred to New York, ar
rived from the East yesterday and is at the
California.
Fred Stanton, erstwhile chief clerk at the
Palace, has been appointed clerk at the Bald
win to succeed 81. c. Gilmore, resigned.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL.
80 Potter building New York CITY, is provided with
files of California papers. Visitors welcome Ad-
vertisiDg rates and sample copies furnished.
f. K AIISCH, Manager.
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MORE than $4,000 people read the "Paeisc
States Watchman"; 10000 bona fide subscrb.
ers: largest legitimate circulation Of any
monthly west OF the Rocky Mountains. A few
dress VIM. 81. BARNES, 81. AIMS building
San Francisco, Cal
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Phillips' Rock Island Excursions

Leave San Francisco every Wednesday via
RIO GRANDE AND Rock ISLAND RAILWAYS
Through tourist sleeping cars TO Chicago and Dos.
en-. Manager and porter accompany these excur-
sions through to Boston For tickets, sleeping car
accommodations and further information address
CLINTON JONES, General Agent Rock Island Rail-
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MALARIA is one of the most insidious of health
destroyers. But Hoods Sarsaparilla effectually
counteracts its deadly poison. prevents the fever
and builds up the system.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

pATJy CALL dncluding sundays seper year by
ms II POSTPAID: Is per week, or So cents per
fre conies fhroe months 60 25. SUNDAY CALL,
81 80 per year. postpaid. SUNDAY CALL an1
WEEKLY CALL, $3.50 per wear, postpaid "EEAAA
CALL, Il per year, postpaid
TIE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts
Eel viii the editor enter into correspondence re-
ller,
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TWO CANALS.

The Manchester ship canal has cost
about S70.0O0,0O0. The revenue for the
first years operations is not far from
$4,000. The complaint is made that the
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TO MAKE YOU SMILE.

Prattle ito his wife)-You don't seem to have
the courage of your convictions
Mrs. Prattle-i should like TO know how you
get al that conclusion?
Prattle-You say there's no use talking and
then you talk for hours.
Whatever troubles Adam had
No man could make him sore
BY saying, when he told jest,
"I've heard that joke before"
VI Tear you are forgetting me-"
She said in tones polite.
II am, indeed. for getting you:
That's why came tonight"
Have you heard the news ~
mol"
''Why, they say that John a. Dreams has
sent The New Woman "A Bunch of Violets.'
but just as they were arranging to 60 for "A
"trip TO Chinatown "A Fatal Card Came
which said that Claude Duyal' had been out
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No Christmas and New Y ears table should be
without bottle of DIR. SIGERT's ANGosTURA
BITTERs, the world renowned appetizer of exqul.
site favor Beware of counterfeits.
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL


New BRENTANO BROS, s Union Square
Chicago. W. b. SIZER, 1879 State street
New Orleans. GALLoT & JOUBERT, 115K Common
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SANBoRN, VAIL & Co. sell Christmas cards
booklets and calendars by the thousands
EyerybOdy welcome
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Northern Pacific Overland Route.

II you are anticipating journey to the
East don't fail to get our rates before buy.
ing elsewhere. T. K. Stateler, general
agent, 638 Market street, S. F.
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BACON Printing Company. sos Clay street..

DECORATED china and opal ware on exhibit
ton ana sale at Sanborn, Vail & Co.'s
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PuRLICAT.oN OFFICE:

b25 Montgomery street. near CLAW. open until IL
O'Clock P. NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street near Kearny. open until u o'clock midnight;
:sSHayes street. open until $3.50 o'clock; 717Larkin
street open until 500 clock; corner Sixteentn
Mission streets. oren until O'clock -olo
Alkslon street. open until o'cloeki ana A+o ->H'N
A1tel open until $3.50 o'clock.
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"BRowE's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs" relieve Throat
Irritati onS caused by Cold or use of the voice,
The genuine sold only in boxes.
JANUARY styles ButterIck's patterns. Cata-
loyues free. l24 Post ST. s. f.
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THE MORNING CALL

Has larger Circulation than any
other newspaper published in San
Francisco.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.
IURN1TURE--By Frank W. Butterfeld. at 1922
Post ST., at IL O'Clock.
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EThe bakers OF Reading, Pa, who will be CON-
PEELED 10 observe law passed In 1897 requir-
ing them to sell bread by weight, are under
stood to be trying how 10 get the details of the
young wife's recipe.-Boston Globe.
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GLAcE pineapple. SOC ID. Townsend's.
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committed "A Robbery Under Arms, 'Charley's
Aunt has given an awful spanking to The
New Boy because he put all his Money on
The Derby Winner and went on the spree
with .Rebelllous SUSAN"
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Steal one sweet kiss he thought he must.
And did,the thing with ease.
show mean of your she said. ssYou lust
Return that, II you please"
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The story that votes can be bought In the
South at 10 cents apiece is certainly not true.
or the Democrats would have purchased
enough to prevent the election of so many Re-
publican Congressman down there.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat.
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" ANTED-3 MATTRESSES, So A WEEK;
" good stroug woman for chamberwork etc,
SIS; house girls, $15: 2young girls. 81 mo-;
German girl. housework, $40. If you wish work
see that your name and address Is on our book
MARTIN d CO., 749 Market St
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IA ANTED-2 COOKS. GERMAN STYLE, S25
" and $50; English. Scotch Irish Protestant
nurse, $26; German or Scandinavian second girl,
$50; french nurse, $50; cook, small restaurant.
So week; waitress SIS. and girls for houSework
in city and country. j. F. CROSETT q CO., 3l3
Suffer ST.
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DESPECTA GERMAN GIRL WANTS
Ii situation in bakery walt on table in res
taurant or 10 upstairs WORK. Call or address 80
fifteenth 81 dali 2ts
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Jack and jill went up the hill
For water, so we hear,
But the state they wandered home In
Would indicate twas beer.
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MARTIN " CO., EMPLOYMENT AGENTS. 749
w Market ST., main telephone No. 1o49: furnish
all kinds of reliable female help. aoS ly
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IA ANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL,
w homework for Oakland, $25; girl TO act as
housekeeper plain cook, Alameda; wages 500;
housegirl. country. see lady here IL O'Clock $40;
housegirls. city, $40 20 S25. 1872 Geary ST.
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Superintendent Byrnes is the most conspicu-
GUS example In the world OF the success of the
policy OF keeping still and looking wise. He
may be all that the public has long believed
him to be, but he has yet to show positive
proofs of it.-New York Commercial.
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GERMAN GIRL, OAKLAND, $25; MIDDLE
" aged woman, San Rafael; 2 cooks: 5 house
work girls, nursegirls and others. NINE. LEO
POLD, 957 Market ST
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1.-TWO SWEDISH GIRLS WANT SITUATIONS:
i one to cook and do general housework, and the
other to do upstairs work. Call address 23u3
Polk st. dell 2t%
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SITUATION WANTED - L4rY NURSE To
- care for invalid or insane pa tent. with several
years experience in State and private asylums:
terms reasonable. Address I. c., box 1870 Cali
Branch ONCE. deq 2t#
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L'IRST- GLASS CHAMBERMAID FOR FIRST
class hotel; nurse to take 1 child TO go
south, good wages. sec party here; COOK small
restaurant So per week; second girl. $50: house
work girl, Martinez. 1926; girls for housework, san
Rafael, San MateO and san Jose. Apply MISS
PLUNKETT, 424 Suffer st.
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"A ACTRESSES FOR COUNTRY HOTELS Ann
GAZETTE.
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Ex-senator Blair of New Hampshire, who
was non grata 10 China, feels so clipper over
the impending defeat OF that nation by Japan
that he is reaching for Mr.. Cnandler's Sena-
torial seat.-Philadelpha Record.
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N ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WORK AT
W housecleaning: handy at whitewashing: paint
ing aud glazing; wages, 90 per day; good refer
ence; good work. Address c. hox l49. this Of
e. de1O 3t%
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u OMAN COOK FOR A SMALL CHOPHUU II,
W $50, city waitress, SIS and room. city restau-
rant. MUIR " d READY. 634 Clay ST.
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SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER WANTED
- by reliable woman in hotel OF lodging house:
has bad long experience. Address r. H., box lOS
Call Branch Once delO 2t*
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4 ERMAN HOUSEwoRK GIRL, OAKLAND;
- $25; no wash Apply MISS CULLEN, los
Stockton st.
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SITUATIONS WANTED CONTINUED
VTOING MAN WISHES WORK AS PORTER
1 or waiter: small wages expected w. ST. box
IA Call Branch.
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"a ANTED - FIRST CLASS GERMAN OR
W Scandinavian waitress, $50; cook for coffee
parlor, SIS week; waitress for boarding house.
$50; young girl, COOK nice place, $50; cook and
homework, S25 French nurse, $50 At LEON
ANDRES, 800 Suffer St
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4 TTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY CASHIER, So A
y week; German cook. private family, $50:
neat young restaurant waitress, $l5 and ROOM
German or Scandinavian girls, housework, coun-
try, $40 each. c. r. HANSEN d CO. l 10 Kearny.l
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M ANTED-JAPANESE WOMAN TO COOK
w and do homework for 2 persons in the cOun-
try; $25. Apply to G. X. HANSEN q CO., 11U
Geary st. dell st
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CTYLISH DRESSMAKER WISHES FEW MORE
- engagements 81 per day; perfect fit; misses
ana children's work speciality. Address Stylish,
box SIS, Call Branch Office. dell SITS
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AT THE SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT Blu.
n reau-A number Of Swedish and German girls
awaiting situations. 1872 Geary ST.; tel. 9S3. If
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Young LADY WANTS A POSITION AS
saleslady IN store. Call address California
State louise, cor. Fourth and Howard rm. 80. 3t*
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THE LARKIN- STREET BRANCH OFFICE OF
L THE CALL has been transferred to III Larkin
St, where advertisements Will be received up TO
8 80 NJ.
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THOROUGHLY COMPETENT LADY WISHES
L position as manager OF frst-class rooming-
house; best of references given. Address R. H.
box $50, Call Branch ONCE. de9 3ts
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YOUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION: ANY
1 kind light work; small wages ST. box 20
this nfice. deg 3t+
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n ERMAN COOK, S25 10 $50, EASY PLACE;
" housework grls city and country, $40 aud
$50; young girls, assist, $40 to $l5. MISS Gull
LEN, los stockton ST., room q
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\ DUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE
keeper travel; no trifierS. Call 246
Sixth st. room %. dell 3t~
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sITUA TIoNs wANrEp-FEMALE.

TOR GOOD SERVANTS OF ALL NATION
i alities Apply NINE LEOPOLD'S Employ
once 9s7 and g6l Market; open evenings 1y22 q
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w ANTED-2 CHAMBERMAIDS FOR COUN-
" try hotel, $50, fare advanced HOTEL GA
ZETTE, 420 Kearny st.
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Lord Beeforth, Mayor OF Scarborough. Eng
land, and one of the wealthiest men in Eng.
land, was born in one OF the poorest districts
of London. With Gustave Dore he founded
the DOre tIaIlerv
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ZEN ALE HELP WANTED.

a OMAN AS COMPANION AND DO LIGHT
W work, Belmont, 2 in family, SIS. MISS Gull
LEN, l05 Stockton ST., room 2.
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Committees TO compel the enforcement of law
are contemplated by Brooklyn and Yonkers.
The habit OF taking political quinlne is to be
discouraged, however. It's time that elected
agents of the people began to perform their
normal functlons.-New York Recorder.
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IF INTELLIGENT AND REFINED, AN AT-
tractive woman between 20 and 80 can have
board, nicely furnished room, with comforts of
home, If willing to prepare early breakfast and
O'Clock dinner for one person. Address l. Z
box u. Call Branch Of1ca.
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WANTED-BY COMPETENT WOMAN, WORK
w by the day: Laundry any Kind of house,
work; reference If required. Please call 1856
Fifth ST. room IL. dell 3tF
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lRH WANTS WORK BY THE DAY; WASH
ing. ironing and house-cleanfng; is frst-class
laundress. Call address 202 Ninth ST., near
Howard. de1o 0tx
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How variegated is life! Last week all Russia
was weeping at the bier of the late Gear; this
week 1t is iubilant over the marriage OF the new
Gar. The tears were genuine; so Is the joy.
"The web OF our life," says Shakespeare. .is of
a mingled yarn."-New York Herald.
The morning call., 1894-12-11

Chinese botanlsts can make oaks flourish In
thlmbles. They might economically grow their
war iaurels In the same vessels.-Philadelph
Times.
Ii Parkhurst should run for President a
grand warcfy would be "Parkhurst and Peeer
Reform. Minneapolis journal.
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OMPETENT BOOKK EEPER DESIRES A
\ small set OF books to keep. from 10 hours
day; best of references: terms reasonable. Adj
dress Bookkeeper box los, Call Branch. deS Ats
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CTEADY MAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY:
DIS good painter and general workman; has all
his own tools and staging; best of reference given
Address Painter box 1916 Call Branch. de9 3t~
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HOSEA HICCIN:

AFTERNOON CLASSES. WALTZ GUARAN
Tues. & Thurs, 4. 30, 8. 30. teed In o private lie
nv ASSISTa NIX pnnu ,rith p,,,aI, q
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18TH ST.. "a w. Nicely furnished sitting room
L bedroom, connecting: gentlemen only.
18TH ST. lac W. Nicely furnished clean, sunny
front, back parior heat. bath. elevator. shepard.
18TH ST., 43 W. Large sunny hall room, closet,
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instruction.

A.-TELEGRAPlIN taught rapidly, thoroughly,
day Or evening by AN experienced ul"r'turi
easy Address ENper, telrgrlpher lON
40, - . Nest 2lNt 81.
ALBANY SnRMA NJ. SCHOOL. .r' 'Igt" former
teacher Ndelphi Academy, 3ru""iyH. gives pri'
waite ~ SsnlciiOn in clocuiinu, literature. history ,
specially y Cuirri course Tor those Whose rduCA-
t,nu has be "a neglected. Miss Brown, ~ West
AIM S..
SCHOOL, Isabel HodgSnn, lI6 West I'D
Lessons In oil, china und clocuiJu, Faster
orders illlCd.
RASJo aud mandolin instruct us: term reason.
Gh -: latest music. HAS. BlIltlI, - West
llOtu -.
BANJO. mandolin. guitar school; u n~esntiful
tunes guaranteed. 81, kErSthkh, " Leon
api = =, near Nest broadway.
CASTOR BARBl,RA. teacher In figure aud ORA
meat hasles, medalliVns and bus relIeiS BAL
T.. :Ith 81.
COLLEGE PREPARATION: Instruction given
la higher mathematics, languages, other
bmncbesl moderate terms University Graduate,
box log World.
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E1SS M CABE'S
UA:ClNG ACApEMi classes now forming at q
East 18th st. between ain ave, and broadway.
Classes every Afternoon and evening, private les
sons. any hour. 81, waltz guarani rrd IN six pri-
vlte lpssuus, S, I lessons. 81. quarter, q lessons,
81, LADY and gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS SEM FOR CIRCULARS.
BEGINNERS at any time Day or evening.
Special ami Individual attention given 10 those
]ISafRinS the waltz, also the new and fashionable
dances Including stage. fancy and character.
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18TH ST.. 4O2 WV rooms furnished for
housekeeping. with privilege of washing; 81.
2STH ST, 3O4 ". Nicely furnished rooms: rea-
sonable: references required.
2grH ST., 3l5 W. Handsomely furnished large
front square room; also sunny hall rooms;
privilege housekeeping,
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IHo boken.

TO IET=The handsome residence. lO28 Garden
ST., IIuhokcn; IiJccn rooms. all Improvements,
ia good condition and nrighuoIuonl. rent reason
able. Nppty to 9, A.. rl>SoI, Hudson place ana
River st.. liobuken, y. j.
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COLLEGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES examina-
lions: private lessons. 5Oc. languages, classics,
mathematics, science. PROFESSOR, 1877 West
Ipth Il
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lIDlS. 10 LETT age lSl al = AMI 5-'nrN
houses to select from IN Prospect slope; cal n q
examine; open day ana night.
JUHN Pui.,.MtN. r,tI. ESTATi.
IA Union ST., aud 81 1th ave-, lirpnSlyu.
To LiII-IIous,s on quincy s., near NuSiraud
ave, II q story aud ha>emcIl briCN, II rooms.
IN c]uniplri" order; Iari0r~ Ia IlSum'iy decorated
aud with all Improvements 3pniuntuS from New
YORK city Hall or III Il. terry REM, go. Ap-
ply OWNER ~ Quincy l..
To LET $50 Van Hnrcu ST., 2-Story md base
muut brick, . IUIri, nUd bath, convenient Ia
nil railroads and | ride, time ~ minut' =; S.l.
JOHNSON ron, ~ Reid ave, hruuhIgn.
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Jersey Ci.y.

JERSEY CITN-To let, 10 room brick hous,; all
SAT r., f. IiukTH 500, 80 Conmun1paw
ave, Jersey tlty.
To r. House Of : rrnms; bath room ( all VIC
--latest Improvements, ut 81 per mouth. In.
qut re- sIi tlnrrmuut ave, jersey cay take
Liberty -. ferry L stop Al Jackson ave. station.
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Stage Dancing.

MISSES MONTGOMERY, 3ls West 18th st.. =,
teach Spanish. ''Serpentine," Butterfly"
- Fam - . Mirror - and all stage dances.
GAVOTTE QUADRILLE-Only original descrip-
tion translated by Adolph Newberger for sale Mt
FISHERS, u Fourth ave.
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY. 20 West
b9th st.-Four class lessons. 81; "a lessons. IS:
correct waltz guaranteed in 6 private lessons.
with music, IS. receptions Wednesday and Sat-
urday evenings. dancing y 10 IL +. NJ. admis-
sion. gentleman and lady. 40c. lady and gentle
man teachers; hest place in the city at popular
prices. send address for circular: private lessons
In the waltz our speciality; afternoon class. chill
dren and ladies'. Tuesdays and Saturdays. same
price. 80 to 30 y. NJ.
MAUD M~ADIsoN'S stage Dancing school, 7
West l4th st. &C., = Spanish, - 90 skirt, - Ser
p%entlne,' - BUTTERFLY latest dances thoroughly
taught.
The evening world., 1894-03-12

HILLS SCHOOL OF shorthand and typewriting,
practical Individual instruction. For circular
address 5lJ Temple Court.
The herald., 1894-01-29
STIRRED TO THE DEPTHS
CONSIDERATION IN UNION PA
CIFIC LABOR CIRCLES.
Wages OF Employees Reduced by Order
of the Federal Court and the Men
Enjoined From Going on
Strike.

OMAHA, Jan. 2S.--Union Pacific labor
circles were stirred to the utmost
depths today when the order of Judge
Dundy reducing wages ON the system
was made known. All the employees in
every department are affected by the
cut, which amounts to nearly 10 per
cent. Judge Dundy not only enjoined
the men from striking, but cut their
pay, and ordered them to work on az
reduced pay. By the proposed schedule
the wages paid engineers, frsmen,
hostlers and wipers will be rsduced
asix'tenths of cent per mile, and in
Nebraska, ON traiDmen the cut is from
So to $15 per month, conductors suffer-
ing the least and brakemeu most. When
the amount of reduction cannot be
taken from the monthly salary, re-
duction in mileage allowance is made
sufficient to cover the equivalent
of the cut on stated salaries.
On all but three divisions or
districts-the sixth Wyoming district,
Shoshone and Nampa mixed trains and
the Nebraska passenger division-the
cut on trainmen runs as high as in
Nebraska, and on some of the mountain
divisions the reduction in mileage will
amount to considerably more than $5 to
SIS per month.
The schedule 10 very carefully pre-
pared, covering everything that could
be considered a portion of brakeman's
or a conductors work, and specifying
what he shall receive for the same.
Telegraph operators are remembered in
the petition, and while no schedule ia
fixed, it lie agreed that $45 shall be the
minimum wages per month paid in Me-
braskR and Kansas, with proportion
ately larger minimum further west.
The average reduction is 5.41 per cent,
an average reduction per man OF 1882.
The concluding portion of the petition
calls the COURTS attention to the matter
OF strikes which might result from the
adoption OF the schedule, and calls upon
the bench to protect tine road from any
overt acts that might be brought about
by agitators and others not sufficiently
acquainted with the terms of the new
schedule. which seeks to equalize sal
aries.
Judge Thurston left today by special
train for Cheyen where he will sek
Judge Riner Monday. to concur in the
order of Judge Duudy, and thence to
Denver to see Judge Ballet, contirma-
tory orders having been prepared for ali
the states traversed b, the rails OF the
Union Pacific company.