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ADMIssIoNs-H. w. g. and Others City.
The attendance at the Midwinter Fair on
March II (St. Patrck's Day. as given out from
the Administration building and published in
ali the city newspapers on the following morn
Ing was 69,455. Subsequently Major Fielder
gave out revised and corrected account OF
admissions on that DAY placing the number at
1880 or 2O95 less than originally announced.
The same authority gave the admissions on
June 10 German day. as $50 Up to date
no revision of these figures has been furnished.
CHICKEN RANCH-K- p, Alameda. There
is no rule to follow In starting a chicken ranch.
The principal object to be studied Is the secur-
ing of place near to line OF transportation
and not very far from market, where eggs and
poultry can be readily disposed Of The farther
from market the greater the cost OF transpor-
tation. consequently the smaller the prohts. 1t
Is not within the province of the Query Column
TO advise any one which Is the best locality in
which 10 start a chicken ranch or TO engage in
any business.
GAME Lave. A. NJ. Mission San Jose.
Cal. The Commissioners who protect fish and
game have no power TO pass any laws Their
duty Is to see that the law is enforced. Almost
every county in the State has a special ordi-
nance In regard TO quail and doves. To give
even synopsis Of these ordinances would &C.
cupy more space than Is allotted to the Query
Editor Ii you desire 10 know ABOUT any special
county ana will name 1t the answer will be fur
nished.
ADDREssEs-F. j. A., Angel Island, Cal,
Following Is a list of addresses of people named
in your communication: ChaunceY Depew
New York City; Henry Mansfield, London ;
Joseph jefferson, Grows Nest" BuzZards
Bay Mass; Henry Irving, London; Sarah
Bernhardt, Paris; Lilly Langtry, London; I. de
Witt Talmage, Brooklyn, N. Y; Lew Wallace.
Crawford, Ind.; Gladstone, Hawarden castle.
North Wales; Lord RUsebery, London, also
Epson. England.
SOLDIERS HoME-J. S., City. In order to
gam admission into the Soldiers Home IN the
southern part OF the State OF California the ap-
plIcant must have bis discharge papers and
prove that he is the person named therein, that
| he served 10 the army during either the Next
| can War or the War of the Rebellion. that he
was hOnoraby discharged and that he is I'M
| able to earn living. Communications on this
| subject should be addressed TO the Governor of
| the National Soldiers Home, Santa Monica.
FRANCE AND ENGLAND-C. NJ. City. The
/ question in regard to what might happen In
case OF war between France aud England was
| answered in reply 10 your question In the
| Query Column under the heading OF an Case
| Of War" on April %, the Sunday after 1t was
| received.
CoNToRTIoNIsTs-M. L., City. No particu-
lar class of people make frst-class contortlon-
lists. Unlike poets confortionists are made not
| born. To become a contortionist the party who
! wishes TO tie himself up In knots, as 1t were,
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ASBESTOS c. w. H., Cahto, Mendocino
County, Cal. Asbestos is a mineral substance
OF the variety of the ampbibole division OF
minerals, akin to hornblende, actinolite and
trenolite like these it consists chiefly OF silica,
magnesia. alumina and ferrous oxide, but there
are wide differences between specimens. 1t is
mined IN large quantities in Virginia, Maryland,
New York and other States and in Canada. Ii
consists of fne crystalline elastic iibers Of SILKY
luster, varying IN color from white TO gray OF
green. Woven into cloth it forms iireproof
texture. The most priced variety OF asbestos is
amiantbus, with fiber snowy white, long and
fleXlble 1t occurs abundantly in Canada. The
inferior qualities have shorter ana less flexible
hbers aud usually are OF dark color, besides
they are of greater specific gravity; they are
known as common asbestos, mountain
leather and "mOuntain wood" Inc long
hbered asbestos Is spun into threads, which
are woven into fabrics used for filter lining and
Tor tagging in steam boilers. The threacs
are used also for stufiing the joints OF
steam pipes, and a large rope of them
serves. for piston packing. PAPER has
been. made OF asbestos, and would prove In
valuable IN case OF fire. Tor charters aud other
important documents. were It not that the
writing disappears when lie material has been
subjected 10 a red heat. Patents have been
granted In the United STATES upon methods for
using asbestos for fire brick and for crucibles.
as an absorbent IN lamps and caIbnietors, as
a boiler covering, ETC.; also as material for
coffiDs. Instead OF collins made all OF ashes Os,
IL Is usual now 10 merely line wooden shell
win asbestos paper. Roofing materials OF as
besIos consist of a roof coating and cement
for repairing metal roofs. An asbestos felt Is
manufactured for use wherever steam pipes,
boilers furnaces, etc. need TO be confined 10
prevent radiation. The commercial value OF
asbestos ranges al this time from 20 Genus TO
81 so a pound, according 10 qualIty anu Inc
manner OF its preparation.
The MAGNETIC PoLE-K. L. b., Fort Jones,
6iskiyoa County, Cal The North Pole Is one
OF the two extremitles Of the axis around "hich
he earth revolyes and is in latitude % degrees
larthA The magnetic poles of the earth are TWO
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enough TO fiGd employment inside OF that time
he had better stick 10 his work and not spend
his nights in studying how 10 become pugi-
list. If he does he will have 10 neglect his
work, and tt Will not be long before he finds
himself looking for another job.
De YoUNG's NAT1oNALITY-A B., City.
NJ. n. de Young is native of ST. Louis, Mo.
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To HONOLULU - L. M. r. The question
asked is "What is the distance in miles from
San Francisco to Honolulu, not from water
line to water line OF harbors, but from dock to
dock" As the writer has not stated from
which dock 10 this harbor to which dock In
Honolulu, IL is impossible TO give precise an
swer. The nearest that can be given is that
the distance is 2113 miles. Honolulu is distant
from Auckland 1910 miles. from Sydney 4484
miles, from Yokohama 3440, from Hong Kong
1898 and from Tahiti 1880 miles.
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ODD GARMENTS.

must begin practice at a very early age and
continue In that practice daily so that the mus
Giles may become adapted TO the uses 10 which
they may be put. 1t requires continuous and
hard practice TO become a contOrtionist.
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ITO CORRESPONDENTS. The Query Column
viii answer all questions that it Is possible 10
obtain an answer 10 as quickly as the same can
answer is not published on The Sunday follow
ing the sending Of a letter IT is because IL has
been impossible 10 obtain the answer In time.
.OfteDtimes the party in charge OF this column
is obliged TO write 10 distant points for the In
formation asked. Letters that do not bear the
name and address of the writer viii not be an
swered. The name is not desired Tor puDilcd-
lion. but 10 enable the Query Editor 10 CORE
spond with the writer IN ease question, as
often occurs, is not clearly stated.l
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conditions 10 very great extent but a rule
he should abstain as much as possible from all
kinds of drink except pure water, and of that
but little when exercising,
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HOSIERY And UNDERWEAR!


outs pair
double
"A
a a
combinations,
e1ats.
for
HOSE,
in
be a &c
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PUGILIsM-J. j. s., City. II young man,
say 20 years of age. and only one month in
this city from Chicago has been fortunate
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LoNGFELLow-A. p. Berkeley, Cal. Henry
W. Longfeilow was the author of "Ihe Clock
on the Stairs ana Aftermath
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MUST BE FILED-A. B., City, A will by
which property Is to be distributed must be
filed In court SO that its provisions may be car
rled out in accordance with law.
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LAFAYETTE = E., City. Marie Jean Paus
Roch Iyves Gilbert Voter, Marquis de la Fay
ette. left the United States to return to France
in January, 1879. he having asked leave of alb
sence from the Continental Army upon hearing
of declaration of war between France and
England. George Washington, the first Presi
dent of the United States was elected in 1888.
Sons OF VETERANS-J. H., Alameda, Cal.
Since the last published report there has been
a change ID the commander OF the California
division Of the organization known as the Sons
OF Veterans. The present commander is Frank
G. Shipley of Oakland. Those who wish TO join
must be II years OF age, not 1S as previously
announced.
County, Cal. In California and in Nevada a
letter of inquiry in regard to State land should
be addressed TO the Surveyor General. In
other states letter directed TO the Secretary
OF the State will no doubt result in reply Civ
Ing the desired Information.
UNITED STATES CoURT-O. s.. Oakland.
II the United States District Court gives a
judgment for money and an appeal is taken the
Court of Appeals has the power TO affirm, dis
miss or modify the judgment-the same power
that is vested In any court OF appeal.
GOLD AND SILvER-E. A. R., Oakland Cal.
One million dollars in pure gold cast in a solid
three cubic feet. One million in pure silver In
a solid mass would occupy little over ninety.
three cubic feet Of space.
The PETAL-J. c. B., City The published
records of all vessels owned on the Pacific
Coast do not disclose any yacht with the name
of Petal or anything like it, Nor does the name
appear in the list of vessels registered in the
United States.
THE PUBLIC DEBT-H. L. g., Calistoga,
Cal. AT the close of the war of the rebellion the
public debt OF the United States was Con July 1,
1869, So, CSC, 647. 500 "A. On the LIST Of No
vember, 1898, It was 81, 549, 556,353 63.
NAME AND MEMoRY-A. P, Berkeley, Cal.
"For my name and memory, leave il to mems
charitable speeches, to foreign nations and ia
the next ages" is from the will of Francis
Bacon.
VOTES REGISTERED - q. NJ, CITY. The
number of votes registered for the election held
IN San Francisco on November s. 1892, was
67,S49. or this number 60, 100 voted.
MUST BE FILED-A. B., City. will by
which property Is to be distributed must be
filed In court so that its provisions may be car
rled out in accordance with law.
| LoNGFELLow-A. p. Berkeley, Cal. Henry
| W. Longfeow was the author OF "Ihe CLOCK
| on the Stairs and aftermath"
PUGILIsM-J. j. s., City. ii young man
say 20 years Of age, and only one month In
! this city from Chicago, has been fortunate
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GOLD AND SILvER-E E. A. r., Oakland, Cal.
One million dollars in pure gold cast in solid
mass would occupy space a fraction over
three cubic feet. One million in pure silver in
a solid mass would occupy little over ninety.
three cubic feet of space.
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VOTES REGISTERED - G. NJ, CITY. The
number of votes registered for the election held
in San Francisco on November s. 1892, was
81, 849. OF this number CO. 100 voted
The morning call., 1894-06-17

NAME AND MEMoRY-A. p, Berkeley, CAL
"For my name and memory, leave it to mems
charitable speeches, to foreign nations and to
the next ages" is from the will of Francis
Bacon.
The morning call., 1894-06-17

UNITED STATES CoURT-O. s., Oakland.
II the United States District Court gives
Judgment for money and an appeal is taken the
Court of Appeals has the power to affirm. dis
miss or modify the judgment-the same power
that is vested In any court of appeal.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT-H. L. G., Calistoga,
Cal. AT the close of the war of the rebellion the
public debt OF the United States was Con July l.
1867 1850, 647. 1863 "A. On the LIST of No
vember, 1898, 1t was 81, 549, $50, 1853 So.
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THE PETAL-J. c. B., City. The published
records of all vessels owned on the Pacific
Coast do not disclose any yacht with the name
of Petal or anything like it, Nor does the name
appear in the list OF vessels registered in the
Enired SfaIaS.
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STATE LANDS %, Piru City, Ventura
County, Cal. In California and in Nevada a
letter of inquiry in regard to State land should
be addressed to the Surveyor General. In
other States letter directed TO the Secretary
OF the State will no doubt result in reply Civ
ing the desired Information.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT E!


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nAR pie s GAEsf ss S s. IN 5
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SAVES T5 % @ @ % Gimme" with mario" gimp braid
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LADIES' 1 with S a S ne ~ viii FP' %. s s n braided and
IAR R9s S4 16 d sa % H as'a Worth collar very neatly
LADIES' APES 81 rv,n, brown Mt S@o9 GOOD quality bd,t ,o,
AR .5 s'S 'aP
5B & sn. 1 s @s4; b.ss "S s. s
At $780,
m SaRFS gb : ss SLACK G' s5 ss ;S ST
s B & $40
be- VII" D'"' % "''"
LADIES' JACKETS.
LADIES REFER AND BLAZER JAcRE7s in navy Havana brown and tan
Fl @ @ b @ @ S @ ss5S and large bows
At $500
hA s6n .6s So3 si VIII . o1 each mixed materials hand
At $780,
S 3S oFaPs Erwin E' Sc sa'
LADIES DoUBEBREAsTED QGosFTTING silk
$ @ 9 S6S" eaH iy S G 5 s a WORTH e will
LADIES' OUTING SUITS.
.5 S HHqs sg5F 81 Wit"
$3.50
1APs s H6Gf b dIS neatly s black a @ a
CHILDREN's JACKETS.
e1.75.
0H!B 55 aR 5 t AkHH .G 2g R u
oHzDRHss AND 3 Solid color. and mixed materials. worth
MA~ta 2gJ&l;~1
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CoNToRTIoNIsTs-M. L., City. No particu-
lar class of people make frst-cass contortlou-
lists. Unlike poets confortionists are made not
born. To become contortionist the party who
wishes TO tie himself up In knots, as 1t were,
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INDIGO PRINTS all including blue and gold reduced
Yard.
L. lovely fOm5
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20 GOOD GHiats n Sss from s
HOuSGfurniShingS and DOmGStiCS!
case. HEAVY usD1 rAd Al oS SGT af reduced from &c.
80 VERY nrAv7 s6iDf R67fs dzEHos FLANNEL reduced
70 piece. rwrrD CRASH inches Sd. reduced from &c.
lease FINE GRADE Cheek 6E5Tf fabrics. reduced
100 s nt6k 6Rrf esz FISH manufacture. reduced from
B1EAcnrD At5f2 2irks5 1ens, square, reduced from
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200 m Size WHITE Bbss6 SEs s.: ss.s very heavy, reduced from
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GREAT LEADERS,!
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FRANCE AND ENGLAND-C. NJ. City. The
question in regard to what might happen In
case OF war between France and England was
answered in reply 10 your question In the
Query Column under the heading of an Case
Of War; on April %, the Sunday after it was
received.
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WHAT TO DRINK-P. OC.. East Oakland,
Cal. The rule laid down by trainers is that an
athlete should be temperate. sober and chaste.
He should not use any kind OF drink that would
In any way cause undue excitement, for often
In the course OF preparing for an event the
all the work that trainer has done for weeks.
What an athlete should drink depends upon The
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