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UNREALiZED HOPES.
An Impress of the Reality of the
Tragedy of Life.

The sermon Of Rev. George Edward Walk at
Trinity Church yesterday was on THE I'm
realized Hopes of Human Life, Illustrated bv
the Death and Burial of Noses" He took as
his text, "And the Lord Spake Unto:MOses and
Aaron in Mount Horeb, etc'' Numbers Xxx 90
% ana Deut. xxxiv:56. beginning 80 Moses.
the servant of the LORD, died"
THE great parable of the wanderlngs of
Israel in the wilderness" said the speaker,
''bas one OF its profoundest applications in the
death OF the TWO great leaders, Moses and
Aaron. Humanity speaking these two, above
all others, were entitled to enter the land of
promise. Neither fell In bat lie, nor died nat
ural death, but both were doomed TO die by
the sentence OF Jehovah, whom they served
and under whom Tn were leading the people
This wonderful parable startles us into a
recognition of the tragedy OF life and the SOL
emu Impress OF its reality"
To his mind. he continued. there was nothing
more pathetic In history than the death OF
Aaron. and concerning The obedience.of Moses
TO the command 10 ascend Mount Nebo and
die:
only The sublimest faith could have Implic-
lily obeyed such mandate"
The reason OF The paI able, as he read IL, was
twofold - first OF The unrealiZed hopes of
human life. Like that Of Moses every life was
a pilgrimage, seeking its goal In some Canaan,
some land of promise, some point In time or
spot on earth where IL might pause and say
Here. rest and peace and Happiness are 10 be
found"
Moses died while yet his physical strength
was undimnished; while as yet there seemed
great work for him 10 do. and when the
brightest prospects filled his eye-when all the
hope OF his life was just about TO be fulfilled.
land now," concluded The reverend speake err,
what do We arm from this? We learn that
what the world calls success is not the chief
nobility OF lie. There Is something nObler and
better than even success. and God wanted
Moses to have that better thing. In order 10
do this. however, He had TO take him from the
fairest and brightest scenes OF earth and from
the supreme moment of mortal life and achieve.
ment that he might enjoy that something. We
90 not always feel this. The world looks to
the successful man the best man. But /
believe that IN the history of great events the
seal OF GODS approval is more often stamped
upon the true man who has been conquered by
the prevailing power of the evil that is In the
IA
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ton on the subject of "christIans and Atn-

ton on the subject of christians and Ath-
letics."
After commenting on the scarcity OF young
men In most churches, the speaker SAID IL hsd
sometimes struck him it was because tue gos-
pei was presented to people IN a one. sided way.
Christs physical courage ana his maniiness,
his intensely human aud active life were not
always put forward
The Yale coach touched briefly upon the
good that could be accomplished by coDsecrateo
Christian young men along various lines.
wonderful change can be wrought by gong anu
ing TO them, but simply living Christian ives.
The lives of missionaries In foreign neldS WeIe
touched upon aud the work of David LIVING
stone was extOlled.
The speaker concluded his earnest address to
the large number OF young men present Win
The amount of work that can be done Is
simply limited by the number OF wofkeIs anu
the conservation Of those workers."
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SCHOOLS AND POLITICS.
Rev. DIR. Hirst Thinks They Should
Be Kept Apart.

Rev. a. G. Hlrst, DID,, OF the Simpson Me-
mortal Church, corner OF Hayes and Buchanan
streets delivered last night the third IN a series
OF discourses on topics of general interest His
title was, The Danger of The Hour" and his
politics.
In opening his address the speaker, quoting
an eminent Prussian, said that what you would
have IN nations life put in that nations
schools. This would enable Us TO see the rela-
lions Of the schools to The elements of CITIZEN
ship.
III the ideal is to be reached the public schools
are to be taken out OF politics. The way TO
accomplish this Is to select men of lib- raj
mind, generous In sympathy believers in truth
literature. enthusiasm for humanity, ana who
believe that God should be a factor in educa-
ton. and 10 place these men at tie head OF our
schools. The speaker referred incidentally in
this connection TO the San Francisco schools
and said that they were very free from such
men.
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THE SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

contemporary speaks of the terrible things
that are in store for the wicked DemocI ats
when the votes are counted on November z.
WHATS The use Of postponing the agony? The
votes will be counted November this year,
Boston Herald.
sure way to strike terror to the heart OF a
Tammany brave is 10 inform him that some in
dividual stepped in sin and crime is going TO
tell The truth about some particular feature Of
pantata rule in New York.-Pittsburg Dis
patch.
The Japs have new war song entitled
flight as Long as Breath Lasts" Now that
the campaign has become sprnting match,
the ditty has lost none of rs popularity-St
Louis Globe Democrat.
john Sullivan boasts that be is a better
known man than the occupant Of the White
House. Mr.. Sullivan seems to labor under the
balluclnation that he is Mr.. CorDett.-Fort
Worth Gazette.
The De mocracy in Georgia don't mind the
slump In their majority last week. They
rather like the idea of beginning early to get
used TO that sort of thing in the future-Pitls.
burg Press.
The Wichita Eagle thinks the Statehouse
offcials are bound 10 keep the national Demo-
cratic administration from having corner ON
the peifdy and dishonor business-Topsk a
journal.
What must be the depth Of rottenness In
New York when Mr.. Gof the reforming law
yer, is offered 100000 to withdraw from the
Lexow police inquiry psf Louis Star-Sayings.
The wonderful victories of the Japanese over
the Chinese have at last Deen satisfactorily ac-
counted for. Japan's great generals, Field
Marshal Gamagata, is poet-Chicago Times.
The Emperor of China must regret now that
he didn't try Corbetps game and insist that
Japan should fight some other nation first
Boston Globe.
TO whippings on their feet, but Japan proposes
to whip. them OF their feet. PhilapeIphla
Times.
The more Hill looks over the city field the
more firmly he is convinced that the Saratoga
convention was packed jury. = New York
Press
Judge Gaynor's decllnaton merely disc loses
one OF the blowh0eS In the WORK submitted by
Mi. HIPS conyention.-New York Tribune.
AS soon as young people begin to sigh for
something romantic they are ready 10 get mar
ried.-Galveston News.
The Cincinnati Chief of Police has made n
radical departure In notifying prize.nghters
that they must either go to work or leave the
city, under pain Of being arrested as Migrants.
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A GREAT SHIP CANAL COMPLETED

The great North Sea and Baltic ship
canal was officially opened about two
weeks ago. Work on this canal was CON-
menced several years,ago by the German
Government. but so quietly that it has
attracted comparatively little attention
abroad. 1t Is not so costly work as the
Suez canal nor as the Manchester canal,
recently com pleted, but 1t Is considerably
longer than the latter. The whole amount
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The Overland FLYER

The Chicago. Union Pacific and Northwestern
form the only line running Pullman palace Sleep
ers and dining cars daily. san Francisco to Chi
cago without change. Time to Chicago only three
an one-half days, and TO New York four and one
half days.
Select tourist excursions to Chicago daily with
out change. Upholstered tourist cars.
For tickets and sleeping-car accommodations
call on or address ID. w. Hitchcock. general agent
Montgomery street San Francisco.
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VISITORS TO COUNTRY RESORTS
OCTOBER. 1894.

City subscribers to THE CALL risitino
the country during the summer months can
haze their paper sent to them for any
period desired-one week or longer.
Orders can be giren to the carrier or tt
either the Branch Office, TO Market street
Or Business Office. 525 MONTGOMERY street
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Ultimate Liberty.

In the presence of one Of The largest congre.
cations ever assembled In the First Congrega.
gational Church Rev. DIR. c. o. Brown delivered
the last of his series of lectures last evening on
the subject of universal liberty During twelve
successive weeks The reverend gentleman has
instructed and delighted his listeners with his
entertaining lectures, and il may be said that
the last OF the series eclipsed all former efforts
and left an impression which Will remain craven
upon the minds of his congregation for many
years 10 come. His subject was entitled "The
Parliament of Man or Ultimate Liberty" and
dealt with The progress OF liberal ideas and the
presence OF Gods power iu the destinies of
nations.
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American Liberal League.

The residents OF the Thirty-seventh Assem-
bly, District opposed to the A. p. A. will meet
tonight at Mowry's Hall, corner OF Grove and
Laguna streets. al o'clock. All iii sympathy
with the principles of the American Liberal
League are invited to attend.
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup

Has been used over fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while Teething with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child softens the
Gums. allays Pain, cures Wind Collie. regulates the
Bowels. and is the best remedy for Diarrheas
whether arising from teething or other causes
For sale by Druggists in every part OF the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup 25c a bottle
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MORE than $4,000 people read the Pacific
States Watchman'; 10000 BONA fide subscrib.
ers: largest legitimate circulation of any
monthly west of thr Rocky Mountains A few
dress VIM. II. BARNES. ST. AIMS building,
San EranclScO. Cal.
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PUBLICATION OFFICE:

fot Montgomery street, near CLAY. open until II
O'Clock p. NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street., near Kearny open until u o'clock midnight
SIS Hayes street. open until $50 o'clock 505Larkin
street open until :30oclock SW corner sixteenth
ana Mission streets, open until O'clock Noho
Mission street open until o'clock; and 11o NlhIn
Alle open mill Q.2O O'Clock
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REGISTRATION PLACES,
November 6, 1894

TWENTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
Precinct-50 Mission.
2Precinct-332 Main
Precinct-4Ul Harrison.
Precinct-415 Folsom.
Precinct-1 Clementina-
Precinct-2l4 FirSt.
z Precinct-522 Howard
Precfnct-S2 atoma.
9 Precinct-54 First.
10 Precinct-lU2 jessie
IL PrecInct-1S9 Jessie.
II Precinct-l17 Natoma,
ID Precinct-32 Hunt
IA Precinct-247 Second.
Is Precinct-660 Folsom.
is Precinct-2G Verona
IL Precinct-427 Third.
8 Precinct-37 Stanley.
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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 Bos-
ton. Man ager and porter accompany these excur-
sons through to Boston. For tickets, sleeping-car
accommodations and further Information address
CLINTON JONES, General Agent Rock Island Rail-
way, 30 Montgomery street. San Francisco
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paIIy CALL dncluding sundays, $e per year by
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calendar month, through carriers. DAILY CALL,
FIVE copies three months. % %. SUNDAY CALL,
81 go per year. postpaid. SUNDAY CALL and
WEEKLY CALL, $3.50 per year, postpaid "EEhAi
CALL Il per year, postpaid.
THE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts,
nel will the editor enter into CORES pondence re-
kl6Clllk Them
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Liberty Club Cyclists.

The Liberty Cycling Club held run down to
Haywards yesterday for the purpose of wit
Messing the flush Of the California Cycling
Amateurs ten-mie road race. The club went
down under the command OF Captain w. j.
IrelaD.
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ATHLETICS AND CHRISTIANITY.
A Lecture by Charles o. Gill, the
Yale Coach.

Charles .. Gill who has recently arrived to
coach The University of California eleven for
The great intercollegiate gam on Thanksgiving
day. lectured Yesterday afternoon in the audi
torlum OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
The morning call., 1894-10-15

THE most remarkable cures on record have been
accomplished by Hoods Sarsaparilia. This medi-
cine Is unequaled for all diseases of the blood
Take only Hoods, for Hoods SarsaparilIa Cures
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IA 1894. }
Official Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight Monday.
San Francisco and vicnity-Fair; nearly sta
tionary temperature; light to fresh winds, gen.
orally westerly. w. Ii. HARMON,
Forecast Official.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

FURNIrURE-By Chas. Levy & Co., at 929 Pine
ST. at IL O'Clock.
FuRN1TURE-By Frank W. Butterfeld. at l6
McAliister ST. at II O'Clock.
FURNIrURE.-By L. H Burd, at 1043 Market
st.. at IL O'Clock
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TWENTY NINTH ASSEMBLY, DIsrRICT

l Precinct-36S Jessie.
Precinct-284 Jessie.
Precnct-377 Jessie.
Precinct-1OlIa Fifth.
Precinct-797 NJ ission,
o Precinct-255 Minna
z Precinct-776 Howard,
PTecinct-37S Natoma
Precinct-379 Natoma
10 Precinct 701 Howard
IL Precinct-702 Folsom.
IL Precinct-223 Fifth.
IL Precinct-l44 Clara.
Id Precincu-765 Folsom.
10 Precinct-772 Harrison.
10 Precnet-Sl5 Harrison.
II Precinct-7111a Harrison.
Is Precinct-42i Fourth.
ID Precinct-105 Silver
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j. F. CUTTERS OLD BoURBON-This cele-
brated whisk for sale by all tirst-cass druggists
and grocers. Trademark-Star within shields
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THE MORNING CALL
Has larger Circulation than any
other newspaper published in San
Francisco.

THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL
90 Potter building, New York City, is provided with
files of California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
vertising rates and sample copies furnished.
f. K. MISCH, Manager.
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TEE DAILY MORNING CALL
srrpsCByPTIoN RATES:


New York.. .BRENTANO BROS. Union Square
Chicago. B. SIZER, 1S9 State street
NewOrleans. .GALLOT &JOUBERT, 115K Common
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POLITICAL.
REGISTRATION
FOR THE
GENERAL ELECTION.

ali electors desiring to vote at the
coming election must be registered re-
CARELESS of any previous registration.
Registration for the general cleo
ton to be held November 9th, 1894.
will commence at the Office of the
Registrar of Voters in the northeast
wing of the New City Hall on
WEDNESDAY, August 9th. at 8
A. M, and will continue till MON
DAY, October 10Th, inclusive.
Registration in the different pre-
cincts will commence TUESDAY, 0c-
tober 18th, and close SATURDAY,
October Goth.
Hours from 8 o'clock A. NJ. till 10
o'clock P. IL.
By order of the Board of Election
Commissioners.
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Northern Pacific Overland Route.

If you are anticipating journey to the
East don't fail to get our rates before buy
ing elsewhere. L. K. Stateler, general
agent, 63S Market street, S. F.
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BACON Printing Company. sos Clay street..

SLIDE, Kelly, slide. Electric glass toboggar
at Palace Baths, us Filbert street.
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1t would seem that the Cincinnati police have
no respect for great popular heroes.-New
York World.
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THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

] Precinct-402 Stevenson.
Precinct-409 Stevenson
Precncl-565 Stevenson.
Precinct-i39 Jessie.
Precinct-570 Minna
Precinct-429 Minna.
Z? Precinct-l50 Fifth.
Preclnct-47S Tehama.
Precinct-2l5 Sixth.
10 Precinc.-1U07 Howard.
IL Precinct-l032 Fo!som.
u Precinct-305i c Sixth.
ID PreciBct-S27 Sixth.
Ia Precinct-9S0 Harrison.
Is Preciuct-92l Harrison.
Is Precinct-2 Garden.
II PrecincI-52l Natoma.
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THIRTY-FIRsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

THIRTY-FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
1 Precinct-6O0 stevenson
Precinct-29 Ninth
Precinct-l2O3 Mission.
Precinct-71b Natoma
5 Preeinct-1l46 Howard.
Precinct-13O6 Mission.
Precinct-l46 Eleventh.
8 PTecnct-244 Ninth
Precinct-70l Tehama
10 Precinct-249 Eighth.
IL Frecinct-2OSN Seventh.
Is Precinct-2 Harrison avenue
IA PreciHct-l239 Folsom.
10 Precinet-423 Ninth.
l6 Preeinct-326 Ninth.
II Prscinct-346 Tenth.
THIRTY-SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
/ Precinct-54S First
Pre- cinct-5l4 Second
Precinct-739 Fourth.
Precinct-419 Brannan.
Precinct-43O Brannan.
9 Precinct-2l Zoe
Precinc -lUl Welsh,
Precinct-5l6 Sixth.
8 Precinct-S Il uxome, near Fourth
10 Precinct-S07 Kentucky.
II PTecinct-602 Sixth.
Is Precinct-947 Bryant.
ii Precinct-l52O Napa.
10 Precinct-631 Florida.
THIRTY-THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Precinct-25a2 Folsom
Precinct-6O7 Sht tweII
Precinct-1034 Treat avenue
Alabama. 'siAsn anu
Precinct-1204 Alabama
Precinct-S4b Alabama
Precinct-260l Bryant
ana PotrerO 'ysecono
Precinct-Northwest corner Starr. and
Michigan. 'ioh~ an"
10 Precinct-southeast corner Sierra and Ken
lucky. " anu '
II Precinct-Northwest corner Fifteenth avenue
~ preeinctI7 Railroad avenue, between Elev-
Is Precinct-southeasr corner Fourteenth and
IA Precinct-l0Ol Tennessee
TH1RTY-FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Preeinct-2O51a Twelfth.
Precinct-16O6 Folsom
Precinct-170I Howard.
Precinct-2 Bond.
Precinct-36 Lafayette.
Precinct-36 Twelfth.
Precincu-iU9 Valencia
fEecinct-442 Valencia.
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) FoRTY-FIRsT ASSEMBLY, DIsTRICT.

/ Precinct-i40S Pacific.
2 Precinct-l704 Hyde.
3 Precinct-2302 Larkin.
Precinct-S00 Bay.
B Precnct-2207 Polk.
8 Irecinct-l532 Pacific.
Prec nct-l70S Polk.
PrecincJ-2029 Pacific.
Precinct-23lS Fillmore.
10 Precinct-l759 Union.
IL Precinct-l942 Fiibert.
II Preeinct-300l steiner.
ID Precinct-25l0 Steiner.
IA Precinct-29zS Washington.
10 Precinct-Northeast corner Greenwich ana
baker.
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john Sullivan boasts that be is better
known man than the occupant Of the White
House. Mr.. Sullivan seems to labor under the
hallucnation that he is Mr.. CorDett.-Fort
Worth Gazette.
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Is frecinct-SI3O Sacramento.
FORTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Precincs-2O3 Eddy.
Precinet-l31E Eddy.
3 Precinct-403 u'FarrelI.
Precinet-52O Geary.
Precinct-41112 Geary.
Precinct-6l9T ayler.
z Preeinet-9O5 Bush
8 PrecincI-901 Jones.
Precinct-l337 California.
10 Precinct-l3l61a Sacramento.
IL Precinct-1I20 Taylor.
IL PrecincG-l4O7 Jackson.
Is Precinct -122l Pacific
IA Precinct-l4O7 Mason.
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FORTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Precinct-30l Austin.
Precinct-3lS Fern avenue.
Precnct-l633 Post.
Precinct-1602 Laguua.
Preeinct-1Sl4 Laguna.
PrecInct-22lS Pine.
Precinct-l904 Fillmore.
PrecInct-1627 Pierce.
Precinct-190l GeaIy.
10 Preeinct-2S0i California
IL Precinct-142U Baker.
~ Precinct-500 Central avenue.
IL Precinct-l4 Central avenue.
IA Precinct-90l Point Lobos avenue.
Is Precinet-l9U1 Point Lobos avenue.
16 Precinct-16251a Fillmore.
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The Japs have new war song, entitled
flight as Long as Breath Lasts" Now that
the campaign has become sprinting match,
the ditly has lost none Of rs popularity.-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
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POLITICAL.
preoInet-Northeast corner Fifteenth and

8 Precinct-Northeast corner Fifteenth and
10 Precinct-ls5s Howard.
/ Precinct-3S7 ShotwelI
IL Precinct-3oo seventeenth
ls Precinct-5O6 Valencia.
IA precInct-635 Valencia.
Is Precnct-2i27 Mission.
Is Precinct-N orthwest corner Twentieth and
10 Precinct-Northwess corner Twenty first and
Valencia.
THIRTY FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Precinct Northwest Chattanooga and
Twenty second.
Precinct-1OOl Dolores.
3 Precinct-l3O2 Valencia.
Precinct-1u4l Valencia.
8 Precinct-2S62 Mission.
Precinct-261I Mission.
PrecInct-2SO1 Mission.
Precinct-3OO0 Mission.
Preeiu 1871 Mission
10 Precinct-2 Precita place.
IL Precinct-Bauk and jefferson.
IL Precinct-San Bruno and Silliman.
THIRTY-sIXT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
i Precinct-lO26 Seventeenth
5 Precinct-3247 Sixteenth.
Precnct-S45 Seventeenth.
Precinct-Southeast Me and Eighteenth.
q Precinct-lO04 Eighteenth.
z Precinct-1U0l Twentieth.
Preeinct-214 Diamond.
8 Preeinct-Corbett road and Nineteenth.
~ Precinct-l3u3 1wenty-fourth.
II Precinct-1l00 Twenty-thrd;
IL Precinet-403 Twenty-seventh.
Is Precinct-338 Day.
IA Observation-Disclosures San Jose ave. and Thir-
tieth
IS Precinct Circular and San Jose ave-
10 Precinct-San Jose ave. and Sycamore.
THIRTY SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Precinct-3Ol Franklin,
Precincs-204 Cough.
3 Precnct-4 Cough.
Precinct-201 Oak
Precinet-439 Grove.
Precinct-SOutheast corner of Laguns and
Hayes
Precnct-4O4 Fell.
Precinct-233 Lily ave.
Precincts Pearl.
10 Precinct-9S Fillmore
IL Preeinct-46U Haight
IL Precinct-62l buchanan.
13 Precinct-903 Oak.
Il Precinct-602 Haight.
10 Precinct 205 Scott.
10 Precinct-lG27 OAK.
II frecinct-1403 Hayes
IS Precinct-l sol Haght.
THIRTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
PreciEct-703 Van Ness avenue.
Precinct-6O7 franklin
Precinct-N Ortheast corner Grove and Gourh
Precinct-719 Nc AIlister
Precinct-l393 O'Farren
Precinct-l3O3 Webster
Precinct-1l0l Bucha an.
Precinct-l0lS Buchanan.
Precinct-S3O Webster
10 Precinct-11l0 Steiner.
IL Precinct-177l Ellis.
IL Precinet-l701 Eddy.
Is Preeinct-122l Pierce.
IA Precinct-664 Broderiek.
10 Precinct-SoutheasL corner Fulton and STAN
yam.
Nm
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FORTY THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

l Precinct-9 Eddy.
Prectnct-lI6 Powell
Precinct 80 UFarrell.
4 Prec inet-107 Geary.
5 Preeinct-3l0 Grant ave.
q Precinct-503 Suffer.
z Precinct-52U Powell.
8 Precinct-o2O Bush.
9 PTecinet-524 Bush.
10 Preeinct-633 California.
IL Precinct-S22 California.
IL Precinct-926 Washington.
Is Precinct-l023 Clay
Ii Precinct-9U9 Jackson.
is PrecInct-645 Broadway.
10 Precinct-229La Montgomery ,
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A contemporary speaks of the terrible things
that are in store for the wicked Democrat
when the votes are counted ON November T.
WHAT'S The use Of postponing the agony? The
votes will be counted November 6 this year,
ROstnn Herald
The morning call., 1894-10-15

The De mocracy in Georgia don't mind the
slump In their majority last week. They
rather like the idea OF beginning early to get
used to that SORT of thing in the future.-PiIIs.
burg Press
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-09-20
INDUSTRIAL LEGISLATION.


Edward Atkinson. in the Forum,
says the only machine-using nation
which possesses the power Of produc.
ing food. fuel, and iron in excess OF
any possible want for generations to
come, is our own. 1t follows that
whatever may be the delay RI obStruc-
ton. this county will become within
a very short time the greatest agricnlt-
ural. manufacturing. shipbuilding and
commercial country in the world. As
soon as these forces are allowed %
take their natural and normal develop
ment, rapid progress will occur, but
the forced or stimulated development
or special branches OF industry by
legislation has brought many Of the
very evils uopn Us with which ] was
called upon 70 deal iii this lecture the
collective or factory system has been
forced TO an unnatural development ID
many directions. notably in the arts 70
which the term manufacturing Is
apt to be limited. namely, the prcdue-
ton Of iron and steel. the textile arts,
the working Of metals glass. pottery
and a few other articles which in fact
constitute Q small part Of our manu-
features.