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- First UniversaIist Church, Rev. w.
Es~ST D.. Swan. Mission Music Han, corner 1wen-
ty-frst and Howard SITS. Services at II a. NJ. SER
mon by A Nj. Bradley. Subject: "Our Church
and the Wage-workers." Sabbath-schooi at II 80
?. N. Young peoples meeting at $50 P. II. No
evening service
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E. Second Unitarian Church. Corner
liz Capp and Twentieth sts.-Sun day school
9 :45 A. NJ Preaching at II a NJ and 40 P. NJ
In the morning kew y. \ HASKELL of Denver.
ColOr viii preach; subject: the first OF two
sermons upon he Unitarian Church-Its Pur-
pose and It's W ork.7 In the evening the pulpit
Will he filed by The Kew. BoratIo Stebbins. All
are invited. Seats free.
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TO- First ConEregat ionaI Church, Cor.
sR7~S OF EosI ana Mason sts.-Rey. q. Brown,
D. D.. pastor. Preaching service morning, II
O'Clock: evening. :45 O'Clock, by Rev. George A.
Mooar, DID. sunday school in lecture-room imme-
diately after morning service. Rev John Rea su.
perntendent. Mrs COOper's Bible Glass in au-
ditOTium. Mr. kimbals Bible Class in study.
Young Peoples Eudeavor meeting at AS p. NJ.
Weekly Experimenting Wednesday at 7:45 p. II.
All are cordially invited, especially strangers in
the city.
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- Calvary Presbyterian Church, Cor
A~S ner Powell and Geary sts.-Rev. John
HemphiIl D., pastor. will preach at II a. NJ.
and 40 P. N. Evening topic: "Eclpsed Lumi-
naries." sacrament OF The Lords supper AT the
close OF the morning service. Sabbath school
at 1880 p. NJ. Young Peoples Society OF Chris
tan EndeavOr at $3.50 P. NJ. All are made well
COmn-
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F~S7 Howard Presbyterian Church. Mis-
tS~S sion ST.. near Third-The Rev. Franklin
Rhoda viii preach at II a. NJ. ana at z AS P NJ
The communion viii be obs rved at the close of
the morning service. sunday school at 9 80
a. N. Young Peoples SoCiet, of Christian Endeavor
at $50 p. NJ Experimenting on Wednesday sven
ing at 40 O'Clock. Strangers and others are
kindly invited.
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- Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
~ Church. Mission St, near NTH, Rev. C. NJ.
ESblOTn, Phi. D., pastor. $50 A. NJ. Sunday-school.
1O:45 morning service. Eyenmg service at
O'Clock. Sermon by Rev. f. Edman, ND, swedish
Lutheran missionary from Samulcotta, Ielugu
Land, India.
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BS7 First Baptist Church. Eddy st,
ill., near JOnes-Rev. !. @. a. Henry pastor
Preaching by the pastor l a. NJ, subject; NO
Difference; and at 1880 P NJ. topic: Roman
ism and Superstition" Suuday-schooI 1880
P. n Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deaVor at $3.50 p. N Young Mems meeting Mon
DAY evening at O'Clock All these services are
open TO The public. Strangers are welcome.
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NOTICE o. MEETINGs.

EtES Excelsior Lodge y. 1855, r. q
E~S and a. M.-SDecfal meeting THIS n
DAY Sunday, June 10, at 80 P. N, for & x
the purpose Of conducting the funeral of/%IN
our deceased brother. CHARLES r. FORD
Friends are respectfully invited TO attend. BY
order Of the w. II. ~ 1HEO L. SMITH, Sec.
r. Officers and NJ mbers of eEass
49, George II Thomas Post No. 2, G. a. Eaest p
R, arc requested to attend the funeral OF IaIe
comrade, JOHN WERN ER, at 2 P. NJ. THIS DAY,
at the German Lutheran Church, corner Twelfth
and Myrtle SITS, Oakland
!. K. sTATELER. Acting Commander.
WIZ. 6. BRATTON. Acting Adlntant.
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F. Friends Meeting, on First Day
- Sunday mornings at II O'Clock, at
Friends room, 49, McAiIisJer 81. Opposite New
City Hau) All are made welcome Friends books
free 10 those who asa for them. l
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- Philosophical ~OCiety-Free Publ @
IT, lectures every sunday evening at : :45. al
$50 Post ST. Tonight. "GOd and Man." by Mrs.
Sarah A Harris OF Oakland.
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e. spiritual Camp Meeting Opens
S~S TODAY. 10 80, at corner or Twelfth and
Adeine sts, akand, with the eloquent orators
Moses and Matte Hull of Boston: . 30 Mrs. K. L.
NeYlns' address: Mechanics Seeey. Wrenn and
Aeegan, test-me diums; 1870, Mrs. DR.. PaJtersOn's
lecture; Mrs. Ladd-Fiu1can, test-medium. Take
Twelfth-st. electric At Point station. broad
gauge, or Twelfth and Broadway, narrow-gauge l
EpSS Prohibition League Meets Mon
s7~S day evenings. Sixth and Market SITS. Good
EnoakeTS- The nuhIic inVirad
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

go DIT. b.. Robbins, til. Gifted In
- spirational speaker and test ne -um. lee
lures tonight: subject. why Left the Ministry to
Become q Spiritualis,,' followed 10y psychometrIc
and character readings and convincing tests that
Inc so-called dead SIM live; 3 O'clock sharp; St
Georges Hall. SJSla Market 81. Admission frees
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~ Trinity Church. Corner Bush and
ss~S Cough sts.-Eev. George Edward Walk. rec
tor. Third Sunday after Trinity. Sunday schoo!
AT S:5O a. NJ. Morning prayer and sermon
at II O'Clock. Evening prayer and sermon at
Z AS O'CLOCK. The following music viii be rem
dered: Nenite, PLAIN chant: tie Deum" il
" ogrich); Jubilate Dec in B nat (SchuberD;
"kyrie, " plain; ofertory, "Let the People Praise
Thee" Costa; Monday, st. Barnabas' day, holy
communion Will be celebrated in the chapel at II
O'Clock
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60 Free Lycaum Every Su day
80 az p, NJ. AIcazar building, O'Farren ST.
Free discussion. Topic to-day: " Guild Economy
and Fruss!lty Abolish Land Monopoly"
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F. Rome's Hand-"Crimes of the Con-
AF~S fessional' (0econd address, Mass-meet
ing. metropolitan Temple. sunday at 3 P N. Rev.
=. Q. a. Henry viii speak. Good music Come
early. AL patriotic perp e welcome. lee %
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CUURCH NOTICES.

e. Grace Church-ReV. r. G. Foute,
ES~S rector. Church now closed the SearleS
memorial OF gan being placed in position. Service
every Sunday morning at i in Golden Gate Hall.
Suffer ST. bet. Mason and Taylor, the rector Off
ciating No service at night until further notice If
ErZES Simpson Memorial NJ. h.. Church,
EP~% cor. HAYES and Buchanan Sts.-Rev. A. c.
Hirst. j. D., pastor. Residence. 313 Broderick st
Preaching At II a. NJ and 7:45 NJ. The pas
tor VIII preach at both services Subject for the
morning; IT he Hope OF Glory" For the evening:
'ROmanism and the Public Schools or the Cues
ttons involved in the Contest" Special music
by the choir at these services Song service
and Sunday at y 80 P NJ, c. b. Perkins
superintendent Epworth League service at
6:45 P. N. The seats IN this church are free. The
public cordially invited to an the services Ushers
IN Attendance. Prayer-meeting Wednesday even
ing at 40 o. clock. ie9 2t%
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F. Liberals and Freethinkers DIR.
80 York speaks at Scottish Hall. Larkin ST..
shis evening at 8 O'Clock sharp on "Origin and
Pedigree Of Romanism." Come early to secure
seas. Ladl es esnecialy invited. AdmissI free
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e. Removal Notice-L. Wahham and
IT, ID. W. Folger exp Tt accountants, have re-
moved to $50 California ST., room SO, San iran
cisco Savings Union building je3 m
e. Bad Tenants Elected for S4 Col
rs lections made: city or country. Pacific Col
lection Co 10 Monthly st. r, 8. Tel 55s0.de24f
EEP Get Your House-P ainting, aper-
b. hanging and decorating done reasonable at
6. ORSI'S, IS Montgomery ave- telephone $3.50. IT
~ Books ought and Sold, Healy Il
b-S DAILY Moved to 206 Powell ST. 1871
Ro John f. Lyons, notary Public and
80 Commisst ouer OF Deeds. Office GOT Mont
sOreryi telephone 5439i residence 2Zo2 Steiner
street, le9u
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f. Ancient Order Eoresters-> ~ ~
10 The public are hereby informed G7SF
that the seif-styled ancient Order OF Kt
Foresters OF America" orig mating IL Au- *
gust. Ss9, have 10 connection Whatever with
the Ancient order Of Foresters
j. FALCONER, P. s.
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ECS57 Anoient Order of
a1~S Hibernians-The twelfth Fege--eaS
biennial state convention will q 4HT \ VS.
be held in Assembly Hall, IElksd }%ssgCS(o,
MEMO Park, san Mateo County, g. Esss AlaAg<Cs-
on TUESDAY, June u. 1894 %-SElsLsy <, n
at 2 O'Clock, noon. A fun at = EAD|O-S
tendance Of al county and division delegates is
earnestly requested. by order Of
p. J. c. RR State Delegate.
b. WHITE, state Secretary. les 1t
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nSOO NEWLY FITTED CIGAR-STOkE. No
DOUU. night or Sunday work. Ala Sausome
street. les It's
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DARE CHANCE - AN OLD-ESTABLISHFu
II wholesale and retail dairy produce and deli.
cacies business; Al trades located best part OF
mehts stock per inventory: reas Ons for selling
has to go TO the country. Address Il. L., box los
Call Branch ONCE. lee 3ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

ESS Halls to Let Cheap. Carnbrian
To- Hall, 1873 Mission ST., bet. Seventh and
Eighth. Apply to i1nitor on nremises ielO u Sn
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n URSE-GE RMAS WOMAN Or EXPERIENCE
~ wants situation as nurse for invalid, infant or
as nursery governeSS; teaches French, kinder
gaTten. 5l5 Golden Gate ave-, REV. BUTLER
to p N. lelO2tk
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
A GENTS AND GENERAL AGENTS WANTED
~ for the best book earth to make money
with: 50 OUTFIT free to all meaning business.
BALCH BROS. Boston, Mass je3 At Su
y EN- ERAL AGENTS; SELLING NEW ARTT-
VI Giles TO dealers; exclusive territory; no com
petition; no capital reQuiTed; 200 to 300 per cent
profit Columbia Chemical Co, 90 Dearborn St.
Chicago, ILL., lny6 Su at
GENTS TO TAKE ORDERS ny SAMPLE AT
y home or travel; expenses good salary or com
mission 10 right party; apply at once for samples
Address lock box 1884. New York CITY mg W Su 1y
A GENT, WITH OR WITHOUT BICYCLE To
n sell articles to bieycists; large profits Call OF
address a. IL, corner Montgomery ave. ana Bay
street ,ae ia
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- Annual Meeting he Regular An
Es-S nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Bodie Consolidated Mining Company VIII be held
at the omce OF the company, room 81, Nevada
BLOCK, 3O5 Montgomery ST., San Francisco, Cal,
on MON DAY, the 18th day Of June. 1894 at the
hour OF J P n for the purpose Of electiDg
board or director TO serve for the ensuing year,
and the transaction OF such other business as may
come before the meeting. TranSfeT-Dooks will
clos9 on FRIDAY, June >, S94. at P. "
NJ. +. WILLIS, Secretary.
Ofice-Room 81, Nevada block, 800 Montgom-
cry ST.. san Francisco, Cal ie2td
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E~ES Corns! COINS! Warts! Warts
EE~S bunionsi moes ana callOus flesh are per
manently removed without pain by DR. Lamotre's
French Corn Paint and lr Lamoite's French
shoestores. Depot, lOl9 Market St. bet
sixth ana Seventh. S. T. ieS e.
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e A GIorious Day -The \ q ,

r. 4 Glorious Day = The \ q
- FOURTH OF july next, The ll8th !, 1G5
anniversary OF American ind dependence. w wv
The twelfth grand annual gathering and &SSS
games Of tue an Francisco Scottish histIe Club
at Shell Mound PARK, berkeley. great pro-
gramme OF events. Don't miss II. Walt for It.
See the wonderful feats Of strength the beautiful
exhibitions OF Highland dancing, the great run
ming ana bicycle races etc. Greater than ever be-
fore, For full particulars see programme Adults
tickets 5Oc; children under II years 25c.
GEORGE MILLER, Royal Chief,
Z. J. L. Mac ORMAC. Recorder. ny-O II Su
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

-,>>>~~.~oo-~--,
ID EMOVED-THE WHITE IS KING: NOTE
IL change OF address from 9i3 and 945 Market
ST. I cor Ellis and Mason sts.; the finest sewing
machine office on the coast. WHITE SEWING
MACHINE CO., cor. Ellis aud Mason sts
WANT TO BUY SCREw-CUTTING root
w lathe and portable forge: must be in good
condition. Address Lathe, box l29 Call Branch
Once
h ANTED - OLD PHoNoGRAPH FOR EX-
perrin enting purposes, CHEAP. p boy no
Call Branch Office. leo "a
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Er5S7 NOtice-Orphans in the Roman
bF~S Catholic Orphan Sylum since Jan. !, 1894:
Mabel Lester, age 10 yrs Alice Butler, age II
yrs; Agnes Butler, age L yrs; Emma Hurley, are
- yrs; Harriet NewbeTTy. age 2 yrs: Elizabeth
n ewberry, age yrs: MaTgt. Crowley. age 9 yrs;
Mabel Crowley age yrs; Anna Tierney, age
yrs: Adelaide Tterney, sge yrs; Sarah Tosuey.
age i yrs; Agnes Brady. age ] 2yrs; Alice Brady,
age yrs: Elizabeth Brady. age 3 yrs: Adelaide
StreghI, age IL yrs: Gabrielle Tallin age 10 yrs:
Anna PrlRge, age 8 yrs; Eta Rhodes, age o yrs;
Elizabeth Pettigrew, age yrs; Isabella Courcy,
age 10 yrs; abandoned, Margaret Fitzsimmens,
age IL yrs. je3 lot
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SPECIAL NoTICEs-CONTINUED.

E$P If You Want Building Raised or
n>S new founda TONS wood brick. call or
write H. CHESTER, 1919 Mission st. mrl5 3m
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CARPET CLEANING.
STORAGE


STORAGE OF FURNITURE, PIANOS, HOUSE
- hold goods, etc. j NJ. PIERCE, T35 Markedly
pACIFlC STORAGE WAREHOUSE,3Ol STOCK
ton st.-Household goods, trunks and pianos
stored; furniture packing and shipping. Office
ODlon-square Furniture Moving Company.ie II
ElRST-CLASS STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
L 421-423 Market st. CHAS. L TAYLOR. jel 5 tt
A DVANCES MADE ON FURNITURE, PIANOS
n and goods stored, also furniture in houses
bought for cash. LlEBES Storages Company
Il Stockton place., $40 Stockton ST. APPS 6m
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BOARDING AND ROOMS.

BOARDING AND ROOMS.
DOOMS, WITH BOARD, REASONARTF p
II ply 1717 Webster st. felO ate
l01 & GOLDEN GATE-NICELY FURNISHFO
tOIO sunny room for gents: board optional -
{ RAND VIEW, ia BUSH-THIS BEAUTIFUL,
- sunny FAMILY house has been reopened under
new management. No pains will he snared 70
make guests feel homelike; everything through
OUT new; hrst-class service; few doors from Mar
Aet ana fowell-st car system; terms reasonable:
reference. an91 ~
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

IA ANTED : FIR,T-CLASS FRENCH WAIT
" ress, private family. SZ5: nurse, children,
S25: German second girl city, $40; 20 homework
girls, $50 and $25. MISS PLUNKETT, 424 SUIT
ter ST. 1elO It
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INTELLIGENT EASTERN LADY DESIRES
permanent position housekeeper in country /;
no trfers. Call or address 946 Howard street.
room 9. les 3ts
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II ORSEs PASTURED. 81 so A MONTH: GOOD
II feed and care; convenient to San Francisco;
sen d Tor circular. hyde. $40 CommerciaL M e 2m
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

NOUNG SWEDISH MAN WANTS SITUATION
l in private family, city country. 10 take care
OF horses ana garden; is good driver ana mixer:
hrst-class references, Address r. NJ. box l2l
Call Branch ielO Sta
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

TOR RELIABLE HELP. MALE AND FEMALE,
I write or call PACIFIC COAST EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE, 1918 Market So. mr2l SIN
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LODGING-HOUsEs FOR SALE.


II OUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR
II sale, cheap; positive bargain; IS rooms; on
POST st; very central; house paws handsomely; is
always nIied with good paying, permanent ten
anus; rare chance to get a good paying house
cheap Apply to P. C. MOLLOY, 138 Montgom-
cry st. ielO 81
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I TITLE GIRL N2) WOULD MIND CHILD
- during vacation or longer Address S. b. box
lis. Call Branch once.
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0SO0 BAKERY FOR SALE; ACCOUNT OF
u OOO death; 3 years lease; rent S25. 1927
IMenty-sxth St. bet. Oh urch ana Sanchez les IL
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REOO SALOON FOR SALE: WELL LOCAT-
CTOOU. ed: reasonable rent. Inquire SO51,
Loavenwortf St, bet 0 4. NJ. and L VI. je9 3t+'-
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I ADY OVER 40 YEARS OF AGE WOULD
Il ike position as houSekeeper; good cook and
frst-cass references for gentleman or married
couple without children Call or address $. G.,
S22 Pacific ST. ielO rs
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COMPETENT MAN TO CARE FOR HORSES,
~ carriages and harness; also good gardener;
can milk: handy with tools; best of references
Address A. s, box l 8, Call Branch. ielO 3t~
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4 GENCY IN INTERIOR CITY ON THIS Paper
- for sale, paying $3.50 per month; price $1,000
Inquire of Cashier this ONCE. lei If
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SITUATION WANTED BY A FIRST-CLASS
~ chambermaid or parlormaid. or would o second
work. Please call or address Is Hartford ST bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth. les 3ts
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DOSITION AS WORKING HOUSEKEEP Err;
city country. 53l Castro St jel0 3t*
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Young GIRL WISHES A PLACE IN THE
L country; prefers to take care OF children Adj
dress h., boy.57, this office jelO Sta
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NOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE TO LEARN
L cooking and hoGsewOrk IN a neat family:
wages SO to begin with. Call at 1927 Twenty
eighth 81. les St4
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ICUR SALE-FTNE CANDY STORE AND FAC
tory, with sunny living rooms leaving citv
reason for selling. ll19 Market. les 3t*
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ITO BUY. SELL OR EXCHANGE-LoDGIN
houses, hotels or anything go TO II. C. DECKER,
12O6 Market st corner Taylor. 1elO 3t*
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/ OR SALE-ELEGANT SUMMER AND WIN
ter resort: piano, furniture ana carpets, all
new; large garden: place Tor poultry; shed Cor
horses large stock of wines and liquors; entrance
oil streets; only miles from san Francisco;
boat every ID minutes; long lease: small rent;
good reasons for selling. Inquire 1854 Telegram
ave. TemeseaI. near Oakland. Cal Len IL
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PARGAIN-GROCERY AND BAR: MUST H
II sold on account of death. AppIy WICH
LUTGEN Il CO., 3lS Clay st. je5 TIT
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nRESSMAKER, GOOD CUTTER AND FILTER
~ wishes engagements by the day; terms 81 so.
Call address 6l9 TURK st. ielO St&
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-21
TOO MANY MARRIAGES.
Objections to Chinese Being Taught by
Caucasian Young Ladies.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2l.-lhe fear that the
young lady schoolteachers who instruct
the heather in the Chinese Sunday school
will be injured by the evil influences OF
the Celestials has caused serious trouble
in the aristocratic First Presbyterian
church of this city.
In opposition TO the school which the
church had established, some of the gen.
tlemen of the congregation have formed
an 'Anti-Chinese Sunday School society" !"
They claim that because a lady teacher
is assigned 10 each Chinese scholar, the
teachers, who almost without exception
are young, are in great danger from the
close personal contact with the Mongo-
lians. Cases of marriage of teacher and
pupil are cited, and determined effort
to rescue the Young ladies from possible
peril will be made.
An entertainment given by 100 China
men TO as many Chicago ladies at the
church two nights ago brought matters
to focus.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-21
"NOT LAWFUL MONEY!
Attorney General Oiney's Decision Con.
cerning silver Certificates.

Attorney General Olney's Decision Con-
cerning silver Certificates.
WAsHNGToS, Feb. 2l.-Some days ago,
Secretary Carlisle requested of Attorney
General Olney nm opinion as to whether
silver certificates authorized by section 3
of the act of Feb. %. 1873, are lawful
money within the meaning Of section 4 Of
the act Of June 20, 1870, and section of
the act OF July IL, 1883. In response
thereto, the attorney general yesterday
submitted his opinion as follows:
"Silvcr certificates are just what they
purport to be on their face and by their
terms-that Is, they attest the fact that
the United States has on deposit so
many silver dollars which will be paid
to the holder upon the presentation and
surrender of such certificates III they
can be regarded as money at all, IL is only
because the United States agrees-to re-
ceive them for customs taxes and all
public duties, and only to that extent
and for those specific purposes. In my
opinion they are not lawful money
within the meaning of LEGISLATURES above
referred to-"
This opinion, it Is said, embodies the
views long entertained and acted upon by
the treasury officials. The decision will
not have the effect of changing the policy
of the treasury in any respect.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-21

Students Riot at ithaca Has Very Dis.
astrous Ending.


astrous Ending.
ROCHESTER, Feb. 21.--A special to The
Morning Herald from Ithaca says: This
village passed through another annual
class riot last night. The occasion was
the freshman banquet at the old Masonic
hall on Tioga street
The city officials, recognizing approach
ing trouble. trebled the police force and
added IA large number of specials The
freshmen congregated on the campus
and started down the hill to ibave their
feast. When they reached the hall where
they were TO have their banquet, they
were met by four or five hundred sopho-
mores, ''townies" and seniors, who pro-
ceeded to, prevent their entrance to the
building. Potatoes, eggs and stones flew
fast and thick.
In the melee two of the rushers were
arrested. While the multitude were fol-
lowing the officers, trying to effect the
escape of the prisoners. the freshmen
quietly stole up the stairs and held their
spread.
Later the sophomores committed das-
tardly trick on the freshmen, noxious
odors filing the air and the hall was
emptied. Several men were carried from
the building insensible.
Miss Jackson, a colored woman, who
acted az cook for the students, died this
morning.
The sophomores had obtained posses
sion of side room and situated genera.
tor OF the deadly gas so that it was con-
nected with the banquet hall by means of
rubber tubes. Threats of lynching are
openly made, one man exclaiming that
he would help string up the perpetrator
or perpetrators
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-21
War Still Raging Over the
Bland Seigniorage Bill. .
THE SENATE AND THE TARIFF
Caucus Of Democrats Appears TO BE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hitch on Sugar,
but IL Is Believed Duty VIII He
Placed ON IL.

WASHINGTON. Feb 2l.-The deadlock on
the Bland seigniorsge bill was not broken
in the house. Rollcall followed rollcall
until o'clock. when, it being apparent
that Mr.. Bland could not muster a
quorum on his proposition, he moved an
adjournment The high water mark
yesterday was 40. nine short of quorum.
Deputy sergeants-at-arms went out to all
parts OF the country to arrest absentees
under the continuing order, and the house
leaders assert most emphatically that the
light will be continued until quorum is
obtained.
Concerning the Tariff
There has been considerable talk about
the senate OF the prospect of a Demo
cractic caucus TO consider the tariff bill.
Senator Gibson, who has been co-operat-
ing with Senator German and others to
secure duty on coal, said that he con-
sidered a caucus inevitable and that he
thought II would be held during the first
part Of next week.
Members of the finance committee do
not consider that caucus will be neces-
tary, for they confidently predict that none
will be held. The meeting of the full
Democratic committee does not change
the aspect of the situation so far as can be
learned, though IL came near doing so,
and at one time locked as IL the meeting
might result in ordering the calling of a
committee meeting today and the report
Ing Of the bill TO the full committee then
Only the fact that the week will then he
half gone and that the senate will prob
ably adjourn over until Monday on ac-
count OF Washington's birthday pre-
vented.
A Hitch on Sugar.
The sugar schedule appears to be at
present the item which In giving the
greatest annoyance. The opinia7 current
about the senate is that while a majority
of the subcommittee are opposed to any
duty whatever on sugar, they will con-
cede about "a of cent. There is good
authority for the statement that the com
mittee has decided upon y small duty on
COAL and also on lead ore.
A member of the committee gave as his
op MON that the tax on manufactured to-
bacco would be undisturbed, but thought
Il possible that tax would be placed on
unmanufactured leaf tobacco.
The tobacco manufacturers are exerting
their energies to have this tax levied and
also to prevent an increase In the tax on
the manufactured article. and there was
large delegation from the National To-
bacco Manufacturers' convention at the
Capitol yesterday in that interest.