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New-York tribune., 1894-04-28
Connirn Real Gstate for Sale


AT ELNORA-For sale or TO let. one
mile west q Elizabeth. y. j.. six minutes
from station. IL frst-class house. ~ rooms .
large grounds. lawn. shade, modern I'M
proyements. stable. garden. fruit. ad)oih-
Ing grove % 10 res being ma1e INTO 4
public PARK frequent trains, rapid transit D
very desirable.
Also 300 feet from station. one large and
one small store TWO Groom suits. or apaIi-
ments on second and third floors. modern
improvement. elegantly finished.
Also large i1' az station, very desirable.
Also store and dive .ng. suitable Tor re-
treatment business ice-crcam garden, e'c'
Also 10 building lots choice location. All
the above properties Will be shown at any
time by A. d. HOPE. li3 Liberty-st.
AGENCY for Montclair.-Residences all
kinds. for sale or rent. furnished houses
TUBBS q TAYLOR. . Z, B,ekman-st., y. \.
FOR SALE &Two fine summer cottages
q, shelier Island Heights. handsomely
furnished all modern improvements ana
renting regularly for $3.50 and 500. I'D
dress MANNING. station ". \. y. city.
FOR SALE OR RENT-The Champlin
Place-One mile south u Milton. east sl1e
Of Newblrg Turnpike: siHiy-iHH9 acres
from road 20 Hudson River. tiarge Gwen,
ing. good improvements very = s'nAble
terms. Apply ~ 42G, Produce Exchange
New-York.
FOR BARGAIN Neat cottage
resort: rooms. hall, pantry cellar q
acres. salt water front. fishing RAINING :
elegant location. healthy. FRED. MlNEh'
sioa.ng'on. Conn.
5000 WILL BUY a beautiful home in
The country one hour from New ofk
City near depot 40 acres, large Duild-
ings shed: all fruits. soft water also one
q the finest building sites in New-Jersey
extensive view Il the finest part OF IN"
State; 10 he sold cheap. Address NJ BOX
III, Somervi.le, y. J.
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0itn Real gslale Go Cet

SINGLE FLAT. 8 rooms and bath Uu.-
ioca,ion. improvements. 10 lease. s'"'
OWNER. 40 East 7Sth-st.
THE DAI.UOUSIE. 40 West b6th-st.
fronting Central Park: absolutely nrepro'
and IN every respect hrst-class nome i's
families. choice apartment. 10 rOoihs' u
rent. Apply TO ianltor -
3.sTORY BROWNsTONE dwelling
handsomely decorated. 3ls West OiS'"''
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0llscellaneous.

A SPECIAL SALE.-Trunks. travelling
Iass. safchcis. pocketb0oks. dressing cases.
alligator bags. dress sui' cases. best value
In New York. buy direct from tho manu-
iaciurer CHARLES SCHWARTZ. % an.
ave
DIR ROSELLS ZEDOARY. the great
foot remedy cur"s sweating. tender, tif'i
feet. corns. bunions. ingrowing nails. Drug
gists or mailed for 2Jc.. by H. -. PAL
MATEER Watt rford. y. Y
PATENTS for Inventions secured
nr0 rnrfly. Best of reference. Liberal terms
Correapondencc solicited and all matters
he'd strictly cOniidcntial. Address OSCAR
MICHEL. & co No. iGj Montgomery
ave Bloomfield New-JerFey. 'lianibook
for Inventors" free.
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Domcsti. 6ituatlons Uanteo
NJ les.

COACHMAN Married. experienced with
,are of fine horses. harness. carriages,
. highcs, references. Call al present en-
ployers. i2i East G9th-st.. between ana
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FURNISHED Rooms.

2oTH-ST.. l2. between 9th Madison
aves. Bachelor apartments with or with
out private bath. en- suite or slgly. par
lor and upper floors. convenient principal
hotels. clubs
- EAST 20TH ST Unusually large hall
r. ~. second fuor. southern exposure. iuf-
rished. gentleman preferred.
- MADISOS-AVE. Elegant parlor nn'i.
= rooms. bath. parties partly furnish o.
rei2'iipn made. family OF gentleman.
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MADISON -AND. corner. - East 18th
st-Seclnd floor. also rooms with FIRST
class appointments and cuisine. reasonable
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Ge!p Uantso.

Males.
BOOKKEEPER WANTED. State age.
cxnrticnc" and salary. Alpiy To j. B..
Tribune Office.
COACHMAN AMI vegetable gardener.
married. no children. wife butter maker
and hduscworker. g. :. Box ~. Tribune
Oi'ice
WANTED ~ COT NTRI--A competent
temperai" and industrious single man t'
care for horses. carriages. drive when
necessary. DIX. work iu IN lon and m
grounds. references must l." good. Ad
dress y. Tribune Ofiic".
WANTED men on cattle steamers O.
London. Liverpool ana Gl1seo" wo.k fol
passage. Apply 90 Cr~enW ich-st.
Fenaie.
AGENTS WANTED Ladies 10 canvass
far q superior preparation for both healing
and heauiifying the skin. iliies having
leisure Wul nal the work WY prouiahl"
Address g.. r.. Nestn@ll. y. j.. =. .. Boa
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Eoar0 an0 Rooms.

MADISON -AND. corner. - East 18th
second floor. also rooms with nrst-
class appointments and cuisine. reasonable
rates.
WEST 74TI-sT Select board in a
Southern family. references. CASHIER.
+. o. Box :. H.
l7TH ST. - WEST. Pleasant rooms
with board. references.
2lsT-ST.. . WEST. Desirable rooms
With board select surroundings. table
board. summer rates 70 sIirWrr guests
.-lcr"nc"-.
o3D-ST. 3GS WEST. Choice x large and
s"lal ioni1s. nicely furnished. r,-rytaing
nrst-c,aes hoard and attendance REASONABLE"
TO permanent or transient
"STH-ST 40 EAST.-iarze handsome
second honr. hall room. excellent table
references exchanged.
i5TH-ST 80 EAST. Few table board
era wanted. small family; exec, ont table;
moderate. references.
OTH-sT.. 81 wEsT.-sccond hoor front.
sunny aicove room. with board other
rooms soon, references.
a3D-sT.. ~ WEST Unexpectedly va
Gated large. hansomcly furnished hail
room. house ana table urcxceptionable ref
er'rc's.
Gs WEST -ST.-Partics from ,he
South can Gni comfortable home. near
Central Park with cool board.
l02 WEST 4iTH-sT. T.-Plcasaut suites q,
rooms. with board. srrin- or summer
scason: private lathrooms. OF. eIeNat-r.
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flats 60 Let llnfurnisheo

FLAT. LARGE ROOMS. decorated, decorated,
steam h, aicd. small family I'srihs P'V",'
room and comfort. but step ohiy io,n ,'nss.s-
sion At once. Apply 70 JANIToR' -
West llGth-si.
aqD-s CT AND I,ExINGTOS-AVE.-V
d..~hlii fafs (fiIst, second and third sev.h
rooms and bath. with all improne"'e"''
Inouire Of janitor. 4l3 lexingiOn-aVe.
25s WEST -ST.-Second ana IVA
natr. seven rooms and bath; hehteu a,nl IN
with all Improvements. Inquire ."
isfs
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s.,. RENT for the summer. furnished
F,mase IN Santa Cruz Park. near Haines
M. IN the Catskills. bedrooms and at
m,.,' wafer upstairs: piano. clubhouse for
~ within = minutes walk Address
H,s cCLBERTsON. 1913 81. james
-Ace. BROOKLYN
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PFTNIOV OF STLTANA STRVTVORS

Knoxville. Tenn. April 2I-The survivors OF the
steamer Sutana. whose boilers exploded in the
river near Memphis April 27 1865 holding a
reunion here to-day. out OF 2.3o, Federal soldiers
on the boat at the time 100 were killed or
drowned. There about 200 survivors liV-
ing. most of them I'm East Tennessee and Ohio.
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COACHMAN -- LATNIRESS.-B man
and WIFE: both understand their business
tno~ouchlv. knows brooklyn and New
york. no objection 20 the country. Ad-
dress Il. 1927 DeKab-ave.. Brooklyn.
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for Gale.


for Gale.
at REDUCED PRICEs-o0o second
hand wood and iron working machhes;
fully guaranteed: machinery boukht ann
Exchanged GEORGE u. EDDY. go MAai'
son-st.
Al LlITLE's TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton,
At. New. York workshop nachlntry lioos
bower. liss free wood carving Tools. sgioi
saws, designs and fancy WOODS iheuOA'O''
and bIOOders In opefsloh'
4 FAMILY will sacrifice for cash their
handsome fancy case upright pinnv, 80 ,.1
sii5 n few months ago. ana WI, H''u,I
magnificent music cabinet e"sl go, az an
,an vare residence i27 nnst li7th-st.
"ANTIoUEs," 232 9th-aye.. near 24th-
~.
RrArTIFITI, Oregon nr trees. nicely
,ackrd in moss and mailed 10 any hh-
dress for Twenty-Five cents each OF I'VE
Tor one dollar Address. with poHiAi
note. J. Is. WOODFORD. Salem oregon
BICYCLE -Lady's new pneumatic. ,,slo h,sn,
grade English wheel at grca y Iruuo,u Int',,
nrice BICYCLE. Room 30. - whitehall
HICYCYE.-Almost new. 1893. LIB
.,iy rheumatic tired safety; only $i1
Iostofiice BOX 237. Ncw-York.
BICYCLE.-One lady's and one gent
bicyele. s4s and $50. slightly used bar
gain. HASBROUcK. i5J West 2'd-st''
ground floor.
BICYCLES. Monarch pneumatics high'
est grade; lowest price oIner pheu'nav sa 1ad,es
s5h IN s65: absolutely new; also lhnles
ssSe,ies. Real Estate of'ce. Lexington
ave. near 44th-st.
DESK. A 'our-foot. roli-top desk: soiia
oak. for sis 70; the largest & s."sk -, on1s nst.
furniture tn Esw-lofrx .os Hroadvay.
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cOACHMAN-Sin understands his
business; country preferred employer can
be seen or communicated with. Address
A c., care r. Fields, 23S West 2oth-st.
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WASHING. G.-Respectable Swedish woman
wishes 90 take washing home, or go out
By the day washing or housecleanlng.
Miss ANDERSON. 63i Halsey-st. Brook.
lyn
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FURNISHED 6onscs Go Let.

ADlRONDACKS- Bishop Potter has re-
ouested ne 20 lease his charming co'afe
al Lake Placid for the season. hvuso
large fully furnished supcrnty 'ta,sn, 49,,
sGpO. also others. VI. NOZZLE, Have
meyer Building. y. y.
AsBURY PARK. y. J.-Dcsiraole fur.
nlshed cottages for rent Lists MILAN
ROSS. Asbury Park. y. J.
ADMIRABLY LOCATED. furnished cot
tage. Connecticut seasborc. J" rooms
tafhing. boating. fishing; circulars. photo
graphs references. Pkpf hSSON MN u
ROf. Brooklyn Polytechnic.
AT PRINCETON. y. "a large. mod
ern stone residence and outhuildlngs, WIZ
fine lawns Apply to LEAN'lA hO"T'
Princeton. y. J.
AT sPARKIIL. y "a commodlous
country house fully furnished. all modern
improvements: statlng for horses. large.
weIl-shadcd lawns. high and healthy loca-
tion. beautiful scenery, fine drives, 40
minutes from Chambers-st. Ferry. rent
moderate. Address DORMAN. Tribune
once. -
CATsKIIL MTS Grand Hotel Station
Cottage: rooms; furnished: hardwood
floors; elevation 2. 80 It.. only goo sea
son. Address Box 49, North lur'y''""'
y Y.
OWNER viii rent one. large and t two
nished Al Southampton: Long islahd
,erms reasonable. Apply FOR particulars a.
~ Gramercy Park. between 10 a. n ana
y. m
SCARBOROUGH-ON -ON-HUDSON.
To rent. furnished. for season. n,fern
house. 70 rooms. stable and garden hlgh
s,rrund. ono views. excellent water. J acre
az land. For fun particulars address
W H. HOYT & CO..
= Nanderbilt-ave.. y. !.
eTOCKBRIDGE. Mass-Furnshed cot
tage 10 let: newly furnished ana IN NOR
ond omen fires parior library. dining ana
reception rooms. and nine bedrooms. beside
servants' rooms &c. stable Tor ionr or
six horses. Apply to EDWARD u. O"EN'
Stockbridgc. Mass.
THE ORANGES (N. JD SPECIAl'l 80
rwnllIngs f0r rent. furnished and unfur-
,tsbed bargains for sale. EDW. T. HAM
Ii.TON q 90. 90 Broadway. "a floor.
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ilnfurnlshe6 Rooms.

uoMELIKE third floor: 3 rooms. ~n, pain
and watercloset: heat and nght. t.rhnod u."d
ss75 per year. Inquire basement OF i|~
Lexington-ave.
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Citn Real Cstate for Sale.


RIVERSIDE DRIvh. corner lO.tn 81. ~.
fubstantial artistic. detached mouse I ,p~
price; send for circular. ~ Lao
PROVEMENT CO., is broadway
Brooklyn.
A RARE CHANCE.
z42 Hancock-st.. near Sumher-aNe' "a.
ssie furnished or unfurnished; terms mane
10 suit; greatest bargain in BrooKyn,, ~.
snv one wanting "A nice private dwellnB'
an orer wanted PAUL KOCH. owner.
Io,cE t,oR SALE IN BROOKLYN.-
C,ta,t has new ;wo-story frame house.
near elevated station; nine rooms tJ rssse. s6c:
teller tubs. gas fixtures; price. sZ.Sp'
terms easy See photograph ana paruoIrl
lars. CHAS. +. HAI-STED' h"Se'' -
Wnilara-s,.. y. Y.
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Dressnakinq.

ARTISTIC DREsSMAKiNG imported
fashions. hotel prders at snort n1tles
goods purchased u desired; moderate
nriccs Mn MELROY. A East llth-Ht.'
between Broadway and University Place
ARTTsTIC DREsSMAKING -Periec' NJ
Ing costumes. handsome dresses Sl-'
Mine. OWEN. ljI West 221-st.
FIRST-CLASS Partisan dressmaker.
newly established. wishes more costuTne,s
M home; suits s. up. NINE. ABEL. 4l3
9th ave.
DRESSMA Perfect litter and de-
signer. twenty years experience. nak'S
handsome suits IN latest style :" UP
Nm sMYTu. 100 West 50th-st: l. STA
tiOn.
DREssMAK wants few more ous-
,o,ners al home. suits from 50 up ~.
FOX 3i2 West s0th-st.. near flNets'ue
Drive.
AZ EAST 20TH-ST.. y. h-Mine
crEAVfSF guarantees first class NJ. ana
terms 20 suit. Address as above.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

FURNISHED Rooms.
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. centrally located
near broadway: large and small COOL
alry. select modern house. fS West 3ith-
81.
A NICELY furnished room In private
house. two blocks from elevated station :
nrlvate family. 2G6 West 1881 ST.
ENGLISH gentleman and wife. residing
on Washington Heights. VIII newly iur
nlsh handsome large room for rennen
elderly gentleman. BEDFORD. lh west
i2Jth-st.
SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY. carefully
kept home. wish party OF gentlemen Tor
second floor: references. 2ie West llth-st
SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY. having
fitted up house near 5th-ave.. wishes one
or a party OF gentlemen 10 take part or
whole floor, with or without board refer-
enccs. Address NEAR HERALD SQUARE.
Roy 2ip. Tribune once.
a5TH-sT., IS wEsT.-Handsomely fur
nlshed rooms for gentlemen; running
water; references.
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.olal that wnn.d d have hsen

Total that wou'd have been
expanded Mt h0me .....,., .Sleo.o1o,OOO ~
The cost OF machinery and the trans
portation OF raw and manufactured ma
teiial is not included in theee estimates /;
probably they would add third to the
total.
But even on the basis Of $lS5 546. 900,
we have en- expenditure on home indus
tries and on home labor far exceeding,
very nearly doubling. that OF the value
OF ell the wheat exported from the
United States. The exports OF wheat
during the year 1898 we're OF the value
OF $93 53i.070. The amount spent in
producing American made sugar IN
quantity sufficient for the supply of the
American market would have been near
to $lS6. 100000. Is not Utah giving
valuable suggestions to farmers who
are fretting under the unproitableneas
OF 50-cent wheat?
A similar showing can be made a.
Chino, and when the sugar trust is COM
PEELED to loosen its grip on this staple,
AnAheim will put in operation an en-
terprise OF equal Importance and com'
mercial value.
The herald., 1894-12-07

W. A. CHENEY of this city has noti-
fed the trustees of San Bernardino. on
behalf OF the Electric Light company,
that suit will bs begun to recover
$4l5.76, the amount of the Septem ber
bill for lighting the city. The trustees
refused to pay the full amount OF the
bill because, as they claimed, the SER
vice was inferior. An offer to COM
promise for rs per cent of the original
bill was refused by the company. This
should be G lesson to the citizens of San
Bernardino, teaching them that the
sooner they supply themselves with
light, the better it will bs for the COIN.
munity. A municipal lighting plant
will pay for itself in five years, and give
better service than hired outfit. There
is no economy or Satisfaction in fatten-
ing corporations of this character, who
not only refuse to fulfill their contracts
but drsg their victims into expaneive
litigation on the slightest protest.
The herald., 1894-12-07

The senats committee on commerce
will ask the senate to reauthorize an in.
spection OF San Pedro and Santa Monica
harbors, as directed at the last session
OF congress. The request will undoubt.
odly be granted and the committss will
begin its investigation OF tie respective
merits of the two harbors next March,
Immediately after the adjournment Of
congress. Every preparation should be
made by the citizens of Los Angeles aud
Southern California to receive this dele.
CATION. and every facility should be pro-
vided for q full and complete presenta.
tion Of the superiorities OF the har-
Dor OF San Pedro. We have a willy
foe to deal with. and 1t may be taken
for granted that the committee will be
we'll supplied with Southern Pacific data
long before they reach this coast. We
must be prepared with sufficient evil
denoe in rebuttal. and it must be of
substantial character, minute in every
detail and ooncluoivs in every particu-
The herald., 1894-12-07
A MEXICAN MURDERED.
MYSTERIOUS KILLING OF AL RO-
LAND AT LAMANDA PARK.
He Was Stabbed In Three Places and
Left Dcad--rhe Result of the
Inquest by tho Cor

Albert Roland, q Mexican, was found
murdered on the Chapman ranch. near
Lamanda Park, At 7 O'Clock yesterday
morning. He had bsen stabbed in the
side. in the neck and in the head.
At the coroner's inquest last night 1t
developed that upon the evening before
Roland, who Was about 50 years old,
and Paola Roach went to santa Anita,
whore they engaged in game Of cards
for money. The twain wound up by
purchasing some wine and going on .
big spree in an attempt to get rid OF the
atuff.
Roach testifisd that he was with the
man at Baldwin's store at 8 80 .. M,
where they gsmbled and drank. Fran
cisco GARLIC and man named Garcia
were with him. The crowd. except
Roach, soon left, going to Carillo's house.
Later they went to the Chapman
ranch, and thereafter. until his body
was picked up. he was not seen. It 10
quite likely that the crowd quarreled
and one Of them stabbed their comrade.
Sheriff Cline and Deputy Coohrane
went to the scene yesterday afternoon,
and their investigation led TO the arrest
OF Roach as having some completely in
the murder. Later in the day Roach
wac allowed to go free, aa the coroner'e
jury returned verdict Of murder by un.
known pezsons. snd blamed no one. II
is quite evident that an arrest will be
made soon.
The murder was devoid OF Q more
sensational aspect than is csntered in the
bare facts Of an every day killing. The
men had gam bled, drank and quarreled
together. and just such Mexican brawl
was INDUCED IN as would likely be the
origin OF murder.
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to Fourth and Townsend streets and
rendered his resignation. The cid PAN
der's occupation was gone. Hsart'
weary and grief stricken, he kneit at
tho base of the Great White Throne,
and bowling his gray bsirs in the dust
offered the remnant of his honor in ex-
change for one smile Of approving graft
tnde from the Awful Presence. But
Huntington. sitting mp aloft. his brow
wrsathed in thunder and his voice
harsh as the traffic might bear, waved
the culprit into outer darkness, saying:
40 to. old man; 60 tol Thou art as
one cast ont OF swins-A reproach and q
shame. Begone: we have no further
use for thee. Avaunt" And tho mis-
erable wretch crswled away and is still
crawling.
The herald., 1894-12-07
A GHOULISH TRAFFIC,

The q. o. MAils Ussd by BiaokmAilsri
and Medicine Vendors.
Herman Henris 10 gentleman who. i,
appears, has been attempting to prey
upon the fears of young women, and is
in the unfortunate position now Of hav-
ing to fight for his liberty. Uncle Sam
has thrown the mantle of charity around
at least one one OF these echemers, and
Henris having been indicted by the
federal grand jury. was arraigned yes.
terday in the United States district
court.
The specific charge against him is that
he sent certain postal cards through the
United States mails of an Indecent.
lewd, laacivious, obscene. libelous, sour.
rilous and defamatory character" and
aome Of these interesting epistles have
arisen in judgment and will confront
Mr.. Henris when the day of accounting
arrives. They are all to the one per-
son, q Miss Wanda Wilson, and ad.
dressed to 1903 Cottage Grove avenue,
Chicago, Ill. The first was posted at
Coarse Gold Gulch, Cal.
While an air OF familiarity pervades
the first effnsion it 10 not distinguished
by any literary ability and, indeed is
calculated to make the spirit OF Lindley
Murray grieve.
The next communication, quite up -
the eta ndard of literary excellence ofthe
former one, was sent from Raymond.
1t supplied, apparently in answer to a
query, the address Of the parties manu-
featuring specific previously alluded
to. On July 18th the third communica.
tion was posted at Kingsburg. in this
state, and in this one Henris falls, like
Silas Wegg. Of immortal memory, into
poetry. Not of high order, however,
and the lines contain within them insin-
uatione against the character of the re-
oipient.
Growing bolder, five postal card were
dispatched from Kingsbury on July
3lst, and the writing on these reflected
seriously en- the yonng lady in the east,
whoee name was linked unpleasantly
with two men named Pierson and Tom
linson. Before he had time to misuse
the United States mail service any fur
ther, Harris was arrested and will hsve
to answer for his offenee. Monday
next was the day set to pied.
This case promises to be Of some in.
terest, inasmuch as the ghous who ply
their vocation and make the United
States mail department accessory to
their Indecent designs are not few.
The herald., 1894-12-07

SPEAKING of charity and charity en-
thusisem at this season, permit us to
offer Chicago-big, busting, hustling,
nickel chasing Chicago-in evidence. In
that city, we are told. 30 universal has
the benevolent temper become that it ia
growing to be bad form to indulge in any
elaborate social scheme. public or semi.
private, which does not chime with the
demand Of the hour-that funds shall
be found in pleasant ways to fill the
gaping treasures OF many necessary and
admirable public institutions. And not
one word Of protest. nor a murmur OF
disapproval, nor even critical comment
or q doubtful shake Of the head. There
is peace in Chicago at this season, and
good will to men. Even the Levites pass
by on the hither side to assist the good
Samaritan as he lifts the poor devil who
has fallen among thieves. For. sad to
relate, there are many thieves as we'll as
Samaritaps in Chicago.
The herald., 1894-12-07

If FOR no other reason, it is desirable
thas the amendments proposed to the
city charter should be adopted because
it is provided therein that the municipal
election shall be held on date entirely
distinct from that OF national, state or
county elections. 1t is wise provision,
insuring absolute freedom from partisan
bias or prejudice in the election OF Off.
cals who are to act in intimate relation
with community interests.
The herald., 1894-12-07
4 HOME INDUSTRY.

The Chicago Inter Ocean has been in
vestgating the beet sugar product of
Utah, as observed in the operation and
output OF the Lshi sugar factory. The
result OF this Investigation is lesson to
other states, showing what difficulties
may be overcome in beet raising and
sugar making, and the antagonism of
the sugar trust, that could make no
headway in it's raids against this indut-
try.
IRE Lshi factory, with a capital OF
500, coo, yearly paid out $3.50. All 64. OF
much more than o third of it's capital
stock, for labor and material used in the
manufacture OF beet sugar. The account
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IT LOOKS now as If young Campbell

IT LOOKS now as If young Campbell
Campbell of Los Angeles. by the way
has got the state university where the
hair is short. The gentle savages OF
that institution shaved one side of the
Campbell "thipk tank" and Campbell
comp lemented the joke by shaving tbe
other side, after which he had his
picture taken" and inscribed: This is
the result OF the highest education at
tainable in the curriculum OF California's
boasted institution OF learning" The
theft" OF the ridiculs appears to be on
the academic aborigines.
The herald., 1894-12-07

sugar farms and factories, and for Amer
lean made machinery and chemicals. l.
our market were supplied wholly with
home made sugsrf The answer to the
question 10 the striking corollsry to tn 9
Utah fact. A partial snswer is TO pc
found in this statement:
II the entire amount of sugar con =
sumed in the United States during the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1893, bad
been manufactured in this country the
people OF the United States would have
received the following for sugar and