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Cnat Side.
CLINTON PLACE. Furnished room Il
housekeeping or gentleman, 81. so.

East Side.
CLINTON PLACE. 34-Furnished room for
housekeeping or gentleman, 81. 81.
HENRY 81. nj, corner Catharine Front rooms
for gentlemen; single. 81. so; double. 81. rs.
HENRY 81, 20, ID floor Well furnished front
room. also holl room, with stoves; moderate,
IRVING PLACE, 2l-Scmtortahly furnished
large, small rooms, LIST, "a floors; house heated
ref 'rences.
LEWIS ST. q, near Grand ST, Furnished rooms
tor housekeeping, - 20, 81. 20; single room.
LEXINGTON AVE. Handsome I'd. story
front room: running water; giate fire; large
hall room, S2.m.
L~fXINUION AVE, 13y, near bsth ST. J. sta
moderate: meals optional.
3DAvE,. 43i Furnished front parlor for gentle.
men or man 4 wife.
Sd AVE, 80 Pnrlor & bedroom, I'd floor, with
use OF piano. reference.
/ 80 AVE, 2S7 Newly furnished rooms for gents,
S!ur: InIE. parior' heat. bath. gs'
81 AVE. IA Nicely furnished iron, room for
gentlemen; also other rooms for housekeeping.
4TU AVE-, 216 Nicclv furnished large 4 small
fron, rooms; housekeeping "r gentlemen; re''
iTu 81. I43 u. Nicely furnished room Tor
light housekeeping
sTu STA f. handsomely iu. n'slIed rooms,
" gentlemen or gentleman Il wife; running
water.
9TH ST - =, prsr Rr9aGMay Nicely tnr,
: without board.
nm ST ~ T.. Nicely furnished room. sultn
III" Tor = persons: -. 30 to ~.
9rH 81. i4i. corner 81 ave. Sicely furnished
rooms, g"niirmrH, couples, 81. 50 la ~. 20 gas.
l9rH 81 81. curaor University place, Hotel lie
rom" liHLI. elegant furnished roun;s; $40
upward.
liTIi 81, 3lB Sic"ly furnished buck parlor:
g. 50 & Sba week.
liru 81 2o7 ; 2 rooms, g., 81 so; heat,
gus, bath. smiths bell.
lSrII 81, II0 T.. Union square Lag, I'd
r"nr, front. $3.50; 4lh, back large, 81; single,
: ~. -
lTrH 81, l&l r., near Irving place ruTlor 4
brdTOOm; other rpOnls; reference,
18TH 81. l43 4. Handsomely FURNISHED rooms
Tor gentlemen only,
lSrIi ST.. n32 +. Square mont room private
house; all improvements.
l0riI ST. III J.. Newly furnished small room
10 let.
.lSr ST. ~ i. Furnished rooms: southern
exposure; running water; hall rooms; also
pariur.
@aDSr., no .-C0miortahly furnished rooms.
s3, - weekly good location; gentlemen; refer
cncts.
a2D ST. la E.-Nicely furnished room for
housekeeping, - hall room for gentleman.
81. a.
PATH ST.. 23l ". -Nioely mrnishsd rooms, with
or without board; also rooms ior light house
q MI nrNHH".
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Gest Side.
LEXINGTON AVE-. I'll, near 51th 81. Nicely
furnished front squars room; good table table
board; American.
LEXINGTON AVE. 6O-FamiIIe Franchise;
desirable larg" and small rooms, with French
cuisine; table board; references.
LEXINGTON AVE. 80 Nicely, furnished
rooms: German. American board trout rarlor
FOR DOCTORS Office.
81 AVE. CGD Furnished room for = gentlcnel,
with or without board boariers taken.
81 AVE. Isl, near 10Th ST. -, large heated
parlnr, vita good hoard; respectable working
people,
4TH AVE. loa- ~ yea = cstahIlshed mechanics
n%oartinC house Lur."y dinners twice weekly;
am 81. IS T. Furnished large 4 snail rooms
gentlemen ar mhrricI people, with board
81 10 ~,
Ann AVE. 10. opposite Cooper Union Fur
cooking; ~. 6uup,
nIII ~. - +, Rooms with best board ladies,
81 gents, ~: also pnrior
lTTH ST. 40 y. Neatly furnivNeI room Tor :
gr.;l, men; aS0 hall room with board; heated
house.
lUrH 81, il6, us. 100 T.. Nicely furnished
strgte / uuupt" ruo'.s; excellent board heated
huuS, reasonable.
llTU 81. " =. rlca>nm front room for = gem
tl"m'an or married couple, Win board.
,i7Iu ST. II. r. Nirp!y furnished rooms with
upaId huvsc well heated terms mod rate,
corn ST, ~ n. Delightful rooms, excellent
HOARD: prompt service. table hoarder' accom-
mudlted reasonable.
.l~T ST, ~ b. Large hnll bedroom, running
water iaalc guests ccommoda''d; terms
reasonable,
DIST ST. 3SE. Handsomely FURNISHED rooms,
with board: reasonable rates; references.
23D ST. 30 =. Nicely furnished large aud
small rooms, with board: German family; table
board: reference,
.3D ST. ia 7. Handsomely furnished rooms,
single X double table board reasonable terms;
references.
9lp ST, @23 r. Furnished roc IN aud b Iard,
IRON ~. "a up; table hoa rd, -; hometlEt.
24TH ST, 1874 +. Large room, beautifully iur-
25T H n. ia T., near 4th ave. Large L small
rooms, with board table board.
| 18TH ST., 300 + Handsomely furnished front
room, suitable l or = gents, $50; gas, bath.
| 2STH ST.. III Every large desirable hall
! room; moderate; sGperiort table board.
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Horses, Carriages, &C.

LADY must sacrifice to-day horse, sos; cost
$40; top wagon, harness. JOS Calyer ST.,
Greenpoint.
LADY must sacrifice sound horse, $50 new har-
ness; top business wagon. Residence, 100
Freeman ST.. Greenpoint.
ONE STRONG work horse, two single trucks In
good order; must be sold ut l0A. NJ. ITO East
lbtn ST."
WANTFD-Two covered trucks. suitable for fur
miture work. BLAKE. l48 East 22d st.
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unfurnfShet-Wca, siJe.

AMSTERDAM AVE, a. near nI II, l. station
Cheapest ~ Hat in civ; ii runuls 4 bath, deco.
rated: steam heat: reduced rrat; - Jnu,tor,
AMSTERDAM AVE, ~. adjoining corner lUSth
~. Choice apartments ~ D !Ghi rooms; all i'm.
movements hut bath; desirable ne ShbprIouG
rents sl6 x IL. I%nmitrc,s,
COLUMBUS AVE. 50, near lD4th II. station
FluOrb rooms, bath All imUr vermont ; rent SIS.
inquire !aniIOr or agent. al Columbus ave. near
DD,I Il.
IEROY ST. 5I-3 large, clean rooms, 80. 80
call 4 see them. Mrs. buius.
ERR 81. l31 4 rooms. hath newly built,
strictly Hrst- class; SlS. $50; all modern i'm
movements; heated halls; rent free Ia feb. ].
Janitor.
9TH AVE. 244- Elegant fats Tor bushes. OF
reside' CT hot 1 cold water; ! rooms l. Data.
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Boarders Wa
Gaot Side.

m, TIM. zoe. pr hn.' Second 7ims. he. p1
line. Third nmt Subsequent Times. l5c per Una
No eriru chdrge on SgRdups.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

I'VE Time. c0c. pr me second TIM. lie. per
inc: Third and Subsequent Times. l5c. per ins
No Srtrd charge on sundays
no EXTRA CHARGE FOB r--Advertisements
for The World may lie left nj any American
District Messenger once In the city, where the
charges viii be the same as those At the main
Office.
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STAGE DANCING

c. tONSTANTTNE, 20 West GIth ST.. near
Broadway. skirt, new serpen'ine. character song
and dance, spanish, high front, back kick, split,
bend, toe: also Jig reels: the Bessie Clayton.
Helene. Hattie Wells, Fleurette. Mabel clark
style taught they are my pupils; now on stage
with success. Terms moderate clnss or private;
charge. Established.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
nfurnish .d-tn. side.


PARK AVE-, S67, sG9, near 9Th st.-Choice
flats, S25, SoS; beautifully decorated, open
CRATES, private halls; full tanitor service; for
small, select families.
81 AVE, si5 n floor, = or 4 large rooms;
single houses: 81, $40.
2pANE. ,;i3l X 7a5, near 30th 81. 3L9 new rooms;
fine single hats very convenient; Sl3. SIS.
80 AVE-, IO6s-To let, 3 4 4 rooms; all Improve.
ments: heated halls; price Sll, So, STA. In
quire janitor.
5TH AVE, 6Ol Bachelor apartment, . rooms
l. hath heated. for permit apply 10
A., q. HEGEMAN Il co. 1897 broadway.
18TH ST. 3S3, 80, ;f;7 F., between LIST L 81
crS. decorated ceilings; all improvements; new
houses: hall, bath heated; rents so 10 So"
IanitOT.
BOTH 81, 237 4 .3D f.. -Ap. r.m"nts. at very
low rents: IS rooms, all G It aud pure air.
3lST ST. 10 T.. Floor To I"t In house connected
with established drcsSnIaIing d millinery con-
Cern; suitable Tor chlldrrn'a %Onthtt"r, scmr nrti.
tic business.
33D ST. 4 lsT AVE-, Large, light s. room apart,
mcuts, with all improvements; month"; rent
Keeper ii~Si ~; I,ta e. '"'
18Th 81. :i9D. between LIST h 2davp,. floors oi
3 room, stationary tub. So.
10TH 81. :iu3 T.. Apartments. . iRrs. rooms,
all light & airy: rents, SlT& III
18TH ST, 40 I. Double rIats. q rooms h ba,h
all Improvements: rcntS $40 81,
18TH 81. Park ave. Elegant fat. all improve
mrnus, decorated: 'our. tive "hI A"'cn rooms;
$40 To So.
lltTu -" % 3r94m,,: bath, nl improve
ESD ST. 3lS r.. Fiv" lriyc. Sr"uy rooms,
rlt, SD; on mOIlh and moving NEE; "a lltui,
MiNNEHAHA Beautifully decorated Hats; nil
Throughout: rcnis go - SO; .u';u. ga prem
Uses. BgB o.. PARK ave.
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Good viii q Interest for Sale.

FRSr.CLAsS BAKERY, doing splendid business;
b't location uptown! an extraordinary bargain.
MITCHELL, IS Church ct.
FISH and oyster market, first GLASS. on lie kalb
ave. near Fort Greene. SO De kalb ave,
FOR SALE Restaurant doing good business:
owner has other business on hand. BoX 20.
~ 9TH ave.
FRUIT COMMISSION BUSINESS sacrificed to cash
buyer; established y years, bargain. r.. box
se World.
! BlN rON .,'NSH Rny stare, ock
melchandis'o r furniture. Meyer, 10 T. lllths st.
LiQtoh STORE Tor sale; % years lease. 22s
LIQUOR LICENSE Ann COOP CORNER
MOONS. CHEAP. 7s BROADWAY.
LODGING HOUSE Tor sale: established Tor
years: big bargain; great upp,rtnni'y.
fLANNEitS, IA Park Row.
MILLINERY fOR SALE. Address So Column
bus ave.
.Ew and second. hand furniture business tos sale
cheap, o"rEh 1911 I'd ave-. near Josh II.
PARTNER, H~.coo-Ex,cnslvc plunt, near STAN.
ford. manufacture soft drinks: supply large
towns. WlGGlNS, 40 Nassau.
money; hrst-cia 5 location; moderate terms.
HlNS. Hb6 I'd ave.
RESTAURANT on 9th ave-, doing good bust.
ness: 20 chairs: other business. Davidson, Ia
9th ave.
81 u WILL BtY one of the principal corner
stores on West 81. (: -, 900 will buy n first class
corner store near Fulton Ferry: great bargains In
city store property Of all descriptions for eS-
change; cali und Investigate.
81, 200 CASH REQuiRED-Two communicating "a.
long lease, good reasons for selling. G. D.. box
81 World.
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l.. A. LINDE,

R2s ~
1903 West s4th at. corner Broadway, makes a sps-
tempted and failed TO learn ii at other academies;
waltz and latest fashionable dances thoroughly
ars receive strictly private lessons without extra
charge. Open daily, 10 A. M TO II p. NJ.
A PRIVATE s~cHooI-PRIvATE LESSONS In tie
WALTZ and TWO-STEP our specially: day or
evening: YOUNG or OLD instructed course ot
lessons. evenings. IS: select classes forming for
ladies' and gentlemen: circulars. Z. HOWE. IL
East 42d St, near Madison ave.
AID. NEwBERGER. 2s West lc5th st. and I65
East I'D ct. LenoI Minuet and all novelties.
CORRECT GLIDE WALTZ, guaranteed. S strictly
private lessons, 81. any hour. with music: lady
assistants; CLASSES tormins: beginners any time;
E Ins Emgsrd IS; w% %1HHnn ? s g; latest S,ns dances, ,n HI;6,
two-step: circulars. Lenox Conservatory. liJS
Broadway, below t2d st.
DuMAR's GLASSES and private lessons. waltz
sundays, 3l2 West a-5ti, 81.
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY. 90 W. 5oth
sL-Four class lessons, ~ - lessons. S.;
,G,F'ci nn s%l'1 suas sHssedoD In $ pr'C Cs,s,rn Lessons ,mi
ladies, Tuesdays and Saturdays. same price. $50
10 $50 p. NJ. lady and gentleman teachers; best
place in the city at popular prices; send address
for circular, private lessons in the waltz onr
speciality: reception TOMORROW EVENING,
dancing $50 TO IL +. NJ; admission. gentleman
and LADY, t0c.
MKs. tAkrlEIt'a Dancing Academy, U-l Lex.
ington ave. classes; lrivnte lessons: waltz
sTAGE DANCING Misses Montgomery, 3ls
West l7th ST. teach serpentine, spanish, but
teriiy ald all stage dances.
WALTZ and all fashionable dances taught: private
and class lessons. circulars. Kaiser Wiiheim's
new court dance dance aristocratIcl taught.
Knickerbocker Conservatory. ~ West l+th st,
FERNANDO's ACADEMY,
1879 East 55th st, bank building; prices reduced;
81. waltz and all the new dances taught rapidly.
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Instruction.

CUTTING and hitting classes, s. 7. Taylor sys-
ZEN taught; morning and evening. Apply Young
Momen,s Christian Association. Z East 18th st
ENGLlsH. FRENCH German. Italian. Spanish
ana Latin Taught. Mons. BONNET and assist
ant at NT W. 23d st.
EVENING CLASS IN TYPEwRIrlNG for self
Importing young women. Apply to Young
Momen's Christian Association, ] East 18th ST.,
~ ". 70 8 p. NJ. and 7 10 . p, NJ. Saturdays
s~IENOGRAPHY and Typewriting School.
eb Broadway, n, Y 81 week, Call or write.
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UVH VWN NJNUTM1 OFF UNNNINW,
lS6-ltO 23D ST. near 9Th ave. - sta
ton. 81 monthly. Glasses MON. TUES. THURS.
and FRIDAY. 100 to 10. 30: private lessons. 81;
tickets used at pupils convenience: beginners
classes. I lessons, 81; quarter. q lessons. IS:
receptions. Webs, Sats first lessons private.
Open every day, s A.. NJ. to II T.. NJ.
FROM THE NEW YORK WORLD.
Hosea Higgins is probably as well known as
any man In New York, and the fame Of the in.
%ftitution over which he presides has spread all over
the country. The invariable and pronounced sue
cess that has followed his methods in teaching the
art OF dancing has made It the largest establish.
incnt OF the Kind In the world. To the better class
Of people Our own is an ideal institution: its
facilities are unequallcd, the floor space Is enor.
nous. the music provided is above criticism.
while his stan Of lady AMI gentleman teachers
stand at the head Of their profession.
MIR. HOSEA HIGGINS in his class lessons,
gives Individual Instruction In a room separate
from the general class room. Dinndent pupils hnd
this method a great advantage. HE GuARAN.
TEES THE WALTZ IN SIN PRIVATE Les
SONS, MAKING NO FAILURES.
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Purchase and Exchange.

p"r Time, csc. per line: Second Time, &c. per
.w5 Ihtrd aud Subsequent Times, zoe. per Inc;
&C. per zine extra on Sundays.
precious stones, gold and silver
SolSht at basement, 407 West 23ds
fnh QUICK SALE or exchange OF stocks, stores.
WwuSs saloons, real estate, &c, see ACTIVE
GASHANGE AGENCY, ~ Broadway, room 20.
hhbNt'S A CHANCE TO make probationary
IMPORTER will pay cash for truthful, Interesting,
'.uNlVe Confidential. l52 9TH ave.
brn.ssssp write particulars, size, &c. H.. d Des-
"nMTED-From S25, 900 10 $50. 600 worth Of
he M M suits and oyercoats for spot cash; must
hi htale and trimmed well. Address, for b days,
'""oND A., care of Holland House, city.
nSIED -Microscope-compOund /; state maker,
X MI and lowest price: must b., nargain w.
'''ffis9n, ~ Marion st., Hroekiyn
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MISS McCAB E'S
DANCING ACADEMY; classes now forming at
u East nth ST., between 9Th ave. and Broadway.
Glasses every afternoon and evening; private les
sons. any hour, 81; walt guaranteed in SIX PHI
waite lessons, So. 4 lessons. 81; quarter. ~ les
sons, S.; lady and gentlemen assistants.
RECEPTIONS AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS; SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Beginners at any time. Day or evening.
Special and individual attention given to those
learning the waltz. also the new and fashionable
dances. including ktaRe fancy and character
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M uSicaI.

MANDOLIN and violin instruction; experienced
pro cssional: practical, progressive methods;
either residence; So term. Crowie, 1872 W 18th.
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,,MSMN. LOAN AsS2GIAT!3N.,n

without removal; easiest instnlments; private
Offices; confidential WEBSTER, l6S Montague
Al. RrnnklNn-
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Bath ST. l97 W., near broadway : Doubls,
single sunny rooms: doctors office, board OPP
tional; table boardeTS desired.
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3SrH ST, 40 ". Comfortable rooms. profes-
sIonnis X children taken: day board reasonablet
tranSlents. 81 day. '
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Bath ST., 24l W. Double 4 single roomst
southern exposure: good table; table board.
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18TH ST. o. W. Desirable rooms. parlor: othsa
floors home comforts; parlor dining room en-
cellent table; moderate. tf
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10TH ST, Al W.-Eiegnntly mrnished suilj
also square room all conveniences; terms mes
crate: superior board. f =
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ADVANCES made on furniture, pianos. &c. i,
without removal OF Inconvenience: payable In
easy ipstalments. NEW YORK h BROOKLYN
LOANiCO., room A World building.
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Loans

ma Tim. CSC, pcr tns. Second Tins, &c. p,
hue: Third aud SubScquen. Times. soc. per lin:
DAILY and sunday.
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35rH ST. SD W.-Pleasanth heated rooms; con.
81. 20. ~
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32D ST, 20 W. Elegant rooms, newly fut.
nished French or American cuisins; new pro
prietorship: rea Sunable terms.
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10TH ST., 40 W. arge rooms for party friehdss
permRncDts.
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18th IT. 10 W .-Larg L small rooms, en
suite or slngly; table boardors accommodated.
14TII 81, $40 ". Comfortable rooms; hfUE
class board refined family $l2 weekly; refer
ences; trnnsients 81. 50 Gay.
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ASSOC OIt LESS LOANED Same Day
on furniture, hc., without removal or incon:
confidential New York aid Brooklyn.
ia NASSAU All 4lS :
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MONEY TO loan oil furniture, pianos, &c. legal
interest: easy payments; business confidential.
AITEN 4 % 2644 Atlantic ave-, East New
fork Bank Building, rooms o and q, Brooklyn;
Entrance, PENNSYLVANIA ave.
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10TH ST. 90 ". Large front alcove room. suit.
able for j . hail rooms; transIents.
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4sfH ST, 81 ~ Large and small rooms.
nicely furnished; lnrgv closets; excellent tablet
! ( 1 4 L-E.I
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arm ST.. les ". Lady. having handsomely
furnished house, Mould let a few ICONS, viii
Inurt
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RiONRY TO LOAN-S25 70 So, OC0 on furniture,
merchandise, life insurance. POLICIES; payments
a week; q per Gent; Interest no bonus charged;
ontdential: undersigned VIII call. Loan, tox
bDO World, RrOoklyn.
The oasis., 1894-01-04

THE OAsIsmay be found on file at the fol- New York Office San Francisco Chronicle. l2O, Times Building.
 New York Office san Francisco Examiner, Tribune Building,
 Astor Library, New. York.
 George P. Rowell & Co.,, 10 Spruce street, Hewitt X Hosier, 19 East i4th street, New York.
 Drexel Library Philadelphia. Pa. Congressional Library. Washington, D. c. Merchants Exchange, Chicago. Illinois. Arizona Building, Columbian Exposition, Chicago, Illinois
 Public Library. Chicago, Illinois. Merchants Exchange. St. Louis, Mo. Public Library. St. Louis, Mo.
 Lindell Hotel Reading Room. St. Louis, Mo. Laclede Hotel Reading Room, St. Louis. Mo. Mercnant's Exchange, Kansas City, Mo. Public Library. Kansas City, Mo. Mining Exchange Denver, Colo. Board of Trade, Denver
 Public Library, High School Building, Dem Commercial Club Albuquerque, New Mex. McGinty Club, Fl Paso, Texas. Territorial Library, Phoenix. Arizona: Board of Trade, Los Angeles, California. Public Library, San Diego. California. Board of Trade. San Diego. California. Sacramento Library. Sacramento. Calf. Board of Trade, Sacramento. California. Mechanics Institute Library, San Fran cisco. California.
 state BDdfO or lFdtts Cau TduClsCo. Merchants Exchange, San Francisco. L. P. Fisher, Merchants Exchange Building, San Francisco
 Board of Trade, Stockton, California. Public Library, Carthage, Mo. Public Library Fort Smith. Ark. Hotel Leonard Reading Room, Rockford, III. Hotel Holland Reading Room. Rockford. Ill. Boston Public Library. Boston. Mass. Worcester Public Library, Worcester, Mass. State Universits Library, Lawrence, Kan State University Library Iowa City, Iowa. Public Library. North Brook6ed, Mass. Coates House Reading Room, Kansas City. St. James Hotel Reading Room, Kansas City Union Depot Hotel Golden Eagle Hotel Sacramento. Californi.
 Capital Hotel Reading Room, Sacramento. Yosemite House Reading Room. Stockton. Horton House Reading Room. San Diego, Cal. Board of Trade Pueblo, Colorado. Hotel Hollenbehk, Los Angeles, California. Hotel Brunswick.
 Hotel Nadeau,
 Ramona Hotel New Westminster Hotel Los Angeles. W. c. T. '. Reading Room, Phpnix, Ariz. Public Library, Tucson. Arizona. w C. T. T.. Reading Room. Florence, Ariz Aldridge Hotel, Tucson, Arizona. San YavieI Hotel. Tucson,
The oasis., 1894-01-04
mALr-cooKnD POLITICAL ECONOMY.

The popullsts assert that "the abO- Hilton of interest, rent and profit will be three long steps toward the aboli- "tion of wage slavery" Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego have neither inter est, trent" profit" nor wage slav- cry" Neither have they civilization.
 To read their under-done political economy" one would suppose the pop ulists mean that man shall return to his original savage state. Even wage slavery" is preferable to savageism.
 Civilization can maintain itself only by giving men chance to accumulate and hold fast their accumulations. If there were no profit in their trans actions men would accumulate noth- ing.
 He who hath accumulated nothing must eat. Food he can get only from he who hath accumulated. Unless an equivalent be returned the accumula- tion is dissipated. Personal service is the only equivalent he can render. The food tor raiment) he gets, or the wherewith to buy either, the accumu- lator gives the non-accumulator for personal service, Is wages The ac- cumulator will not part with any DOT ti0n of his accumulation as wages" unless there may be return with ad- ditional accumulation. This addi- tional accumulation is profit
 With advancement of civilization and growth of accumulation there nat urally arise many accumulators who are willing to loan others the use of their accumuations. There also nat urally arise many who are anxious to enjoy that use, making return therefor in division of the profit" realized. The share of that profit due the owner of the accumulation is rent" where the use of land is given, and interest where the use is of money.
 The foregoing tracing IS clear demonstration of the factors that go to create the financial fabric in which civilization has laid it's foundations.
 Now, a political philosophy which would deliberately eliminate the most potent factors in the development of civilization is very deficient code on which to rear a governmental policy. The populists have yet to con the primer of political economy.
The oasis., 1894-01-04

B. D. Murphy, prominent demo- crat of San Jose, California, as presi- dent of the board of trade of that city, has telegraphed to Washington pro- test against the proposed reduction of duty on pruncs; prominent Indiana democrats are protesting against free wool: Alabama democrats are protest ing against free. iron: and recently the democratic governor of West Virginia visited Washington to protest against free coal. They all want tariff reduc- tion-but not at the expense of their own localities.
The oasis., 1894-01-04

Some of the democratic newspapers in the territory give Mark Smith all the credit for adoption of the Arizona admission bill by the lower branch of congress; others insist that all credit is due Governor Hughes. Probably just estimate would give both some credit and a great deal to good many others. A private letter to TIE OASIS editor from prominent business man in Chicago, who has heavy interests in Arizona, ascribes to the newspapers of the territory much of the credit for adoption of the measure.
The oasis., 1894-01-04

The senate committee to investigate the Hawaiian matter has commenced taking testimony. The first witness was Reverend Doctor Emerson, na- tive of Honolulu and chairman of the board of missions in that part of the world, on account of which position he is widely known. He was in Hono- lulu when the queen was deposed and his testimony tlatly contradicted the message of President Cleveland and the report of the presidents para mount co n missioner" MT. BlCunt.In this testimony the American people are subjected for the first time in their history to the modification of denial of the official utterances of their pres dent, by man of worldwide reputa- tion, testifying under oath.