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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30

UNI&PROYED PROPERTY.
$2150-FClton ST.; 25xl37:6.
S5OOO-Frauklln ST; 25Il24; offer wanted.
S7oGO-COrner on Van Ness ave-; 81 :6x77; 3
BARGAIN.
$3.50 esch: three, each 25xlOO; these lots are
worth S40O each; 10th ave, near l5th istreetcars
Howard street branch.
$ls5o-U niOn ST.; sunny line; 25x1OO; offer
wanted.
6. H. UMBsEN & CO.. IA Montgomery st.
desc SuWe
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30

&On O0n SUBMIT AN1OFFER: q HAND
SDOP- OOO. some modern flats n Ellis st. not
far from Van Ness ave, containing and rooms
baths ana all latest conveniences; rented low at
S225O per annum; always rented; $l5,OO0 can
remain on mortgage. BALDWIN d HAMMOND,
~ Montgomery 81.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30

Valuable corner: 75x75; 9Th ST., cor. Shipley:
all inn royed: renting or $Z25.
75Is5-Mission. near Seventh; rents sl55.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30

GQb00 REDUCED-LIBERTY, Mr.. GUER-
UOcOO. zero; new flats; and rooms; well
rented; lot 45x1l4. MADISON d BURKE.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30

QeJR0 GREEN NEAR COUGHS ROOMS
oDO1OO. and bath: lot 26x137 IS; elegant ma
rine view MADISON d BURKE
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30

G. SOSO SPLENDID INVESTMENT-2 NEW
u OOOO. substantial bay-window fats of s
rooms and bath each. and all modern improve
ments, brick foundations, etc; rents $500 per
annum; Webster st.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30

ACoB HEyMAN ANNOUNCES TO THE PUB
lie that he is prepared to build homes on til In
stailmen plan. the same paying rent in differ
emit parts OF the city. For information cali JACOB
HEYMAN, $50 Marketst. noIl su II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30

&1100 JACKSON ST., NEAR BAKER-6
D 1IOO. rooms and bath and stable; 251137 IS.
MADISON & BURKE.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30

$4,000 FLATS: STEVENSON. NEAR
U]COOO. Ridley: rents $4S: lot a6x77 IS;
street accepted. MADISON d BURKE
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oAKLANp REAL ESTATE.

n o CASH PAYMENT AND ONLY FROM $50
~ to $50 per month required for . new and
modern house: and price to suit customer. o. A.
LINE CO. sos broadway. de23 st
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30

Q7R00 FLATS AND LOT; LIBERTY ST.,
W tOOO. near Guerrero; rents $36: large lot
SOFIA. MADISON a. BURKE
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30

06SO0 ELLIS. NEAR FiLLMoRE-HoUSE
IDOOOO. 9 rooms and bath: rents $50; lot
22:9xl37:6. MADISON IL BURKE.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30

4 COUNTRY HOME-EARM OR RESIDENCE
n for sale or exchange for city property. Nc
AFEE BROTHERS., 108 Montgomery ST. de9 I'm
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30

IGS0A NICE INVESTMENT ON MASON
VI OOOO.st.. near FiIbert: fats renting for
1920 per year; Powellst. cable pass the prop
erty: don't fail 10 Investigate this.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30

on ACRES al LEVEL LAND, WITH WATER
GU rights Tulare County. for city property or
good business; also clear Fresno City lot for
piano. merchandise. etc. Owner, 4OS Octavia.
= UGGY IN EXCHANGE FOR FoLDING-BED.
ID 81 Dorland sc. desc II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30

The above Is only partial list We will be glad
TO furnish complete list on application
SHAINwALD. BUCKBEE g. CO.,
Su tf 2lS220 Montgomery, Mills building.
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GOO 00n SUTTER-ST. INVESTMENT !:
u -O.OOO. E ot Larkin: 3 handsome new
fats. always rented; large lot: rent S24OO per
aunum. BALDWIN q HAMMOND
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sS6OO-Business lot on Devissdero ST., near Oak:
26Il06:3.
S22p5NAnother bargain: Grove ST.. SUNNY side.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
PASS THE RESuLtT1ON'

The Democratic Convention Of ONO
meets to-day. The honest Democrats OF
the State are going 10 make an effort 10
pass resolution through the body de-
nOuncing Brice for his course when the
tariff bill was before the Senate. Brice
and his tooters are endeavoring to pre-
vent it by threatening that II il is done
Brice viii resign and allow Mckinley TO
appoint a Republican senator I'm his place.
We sincerely hope the convention will
not allow itself to be inundated by any
such threat. Brice no more represents
the Democracy Of Ohio than the Emperor
of China does lie is in no proper sense
n citizen Of ohio. He is a Wall street
Spectator. whose real home is New YORK
city, and not ohio at all, and he is in the
Senate as "A nominal senator from ONO
through corrupt use OF money in de-
bauching the Ohio Legislature as Nir-
ginia's Legislature was debauched a year
ago
We hope the convention will do its
duty. Let Brice resign If he chooses,
even if Mckinley does appoint a Republi-
can in his place. The only thing that We
see results to the Democracy from Brice
being there is TO give n few men offices
through organizing the Senate, and we
see no advantage to Democracy in that.
McKinley's senator Will be very little
more of Republican than Brice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
TIE WAR IN THE EAST.

The Chinese are evidently coming 10
grief in their design OF roofing the
Wojen out OF their lair" The way the
japanese defeat and destroy them when
ever they come into contact with them
is wonderful Illustration Of what in
telhgent organization does when confront
ed with any number OF undisciplined saw
ages. The Chinese Empire is one huge
mass of half united provinces populated
10y semi-civilized hordes, who. conceited
beyond limit, think and believe that no
Improvement in their condition is possible
They look down with a plying contempt
upon all the rest OF the earth. and ohsti-
nately refuse To learn any of the arts
and sciences by which the western world
has so immensely ameliorated their hard.
natural conditions. The japanese. on the
contrary. greedily avail themselves OF
every lesson which we would teach them.
The Chinese are now learning what con-
ceit is worth when drawn mp in line OF
battle against disciplined regiments, armed
with the most improved weapons.
1t is impossible to foretell what is going
to be the outcome of this struggle It
may result i'm the compact. disciplined
armies of Japan overrunning and dis
memberng the entire Chinese Empire
and If IT does civilization Will probably
be a distinct gamer by It.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
THE LESSON OF THr NEW YORK
INVESTIGATfOSs.

The Investigations that have been made
and are stlll going on into the condition
| OF the New York police force exhibit a
state OF affairs which IL most shocking
and startling as well. The average citi-
zen Is perplexed beyond measure when
told that agents whom he has employed
for the express purpose OF watching the
criminal classes and protecting him ana
his property from those classes have enter
ed into combination with them, ana re-
ceive money from them az the price palu
by the criminals for a license to pliiase
those whom the agents are appointe1 anu
established 10 protect. This is such
perversion of the whole theory OF 'he
thing that II produces something Deyohu
establishment in the minds OF average
citizens, and what amounts almost L"
stupefactlon and dlsmay. Ihere IS
lesson in this matter Of the very deepest
moment II IL IS rightly considered. why
is the New York policeman 10 be won
dered at II he sells himself TO the green
goods merchant. when he sees the New
York alderman sept to Sing Sing for sell
ING his vote I'm Kew Yorks legislature
Why should II surprise us that he. the
humblcst agency In the State, makes
what he can out OF his office when he
sees the Senate OF the United States dom
mated and controlled by men who have
sold themselves TO the Sugar Trust? In
stead Of the condition OF things found TO
exist in the New York police force being
an unnatural one IT Is one Of the most
natural conditions in the world.
This whole business proceeds from the
Indifference Of the weather. and more
refined elements Of the population 10
politics Politics have become as much n
trade and profession for a certain part
of the population as building houses or
ships for other parts Of IT. When the
cultivated man or the man Of leisure sees
the political artisan constructing the edi-
flee which he proposes 10 erect he gets
so disguised that he yields and allows the
machinst to accomplish his work with
out protest, instead Of joining battle with
him on the spot and fighting him 10 the
death. Thus every man who values his
Liberties and rights must instantly and
always do. He must bear in mind that
that rotten and dishOnored edhce which
the machine politician is building must
become his home as well. The men OF
means and Of leisure must meet the dis
agreeable necessities In politics and take
their part in securing good government or
bribed police, legislators, Judges and all
other public officers Will inevitably be-
come their lot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
M1NY INDICINENIS.
Work of the Henrico County Grand Jury.
Casr. Tried.

The following indictments were re-
turned by the grand jury Of the Henrico
County Court yesterday;
Commonwealth vs.. Eliza and Cora
Lewis tcoloredD, misdemeanor These
are the parties charged with receiving
stolen goods. which were taken from the
pavilion at New Reservoir Park
Commonwealth ys. John Sharp. felony.
This IS the case Of assault on illdn
Ttley with a poker.
Commonwealth VS. Charles Hood, fell
ony. Charged with making Ielohiou5
assault on Charles Christian.
Commonwealth vs.. James nan LOT
feloni0usly assauting Mrs LILY Lane
William Fleming Bonaparte. felunious-
" shooting George Robinson with 4
pistol.
Commonwealth VS. Andrew Nichols
(colored) for feloniouS assault upon
Henrietta Holmes. colorea girl under
twelve years Of age.
Commonwealth vs. Sallie Holmes tcoi-
orcd), for the murder Of Irene Holmes
her stepdaughter, by beating, burning.
and kicking her 70 death.
Commonwealth vs.. ". r. Taylor. for
fcloniously uttering a forged paper.
The grand jury failed TO indict Samuel
Sterling Porter. a small colored boy
caught while in the act OF stealing grapes
The trial OF Archie Hopkins (coloredl
Tor assaulung James Pryor was gone
into and the jury rendered a verdict
fning him &.
John Sharp. assaulting William Utley.
Three months in tail.
The case Of Cora Lewis was tried. but
the jury failed TO agree on verdict.
The court was then adjourned until to-
day at IL o'clock
George Brown. the guard at the
Laurel Reformatory. against whom
charges Of cruelty have been perferred
by Mrs. Helen Marks. who claims that
Brown beat her son Frank failed To aD-
pear before Squire Vincent yesterday.
1t Is probable that the officials OF the
Reformatory will have n meeting in a
lew days TO investigate the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19

steve Brodio onrr to Introduce Him 10 tho
BOweTy.

Steve Rrodie sends to The Sun this
letter with the Information that the
offer has just been forwarded TO Col
W. G.. Il. breckenridge.
Colonel Brecknridse
Dear Sir.-Noucus that The Ameri-
can public has turned its back on you.
now offer you an engagement with my
show, ON the Bowcry. 90 give a fifteen
minute lecture on the subject OF the
preludices Of the American people on
morality. or such as y0u may choose.
Your well-kno"n electr.fying eloquence,
as well as your years OF reputation. Will
bring people Of every class 10 hear you.
You are now getting on On years. and are
too ola % again enter the arena II the
law OF which You are such master
| have no doubt your recent trials have
more or less Daukrupted you. Here is
your opportunity TO replen.sn your im-
poverished fortune. WIN you accept IT,
II comes from the heart of one WhO
admirts You for your past record as "a
public man and Il citizen. nOtWithstand-
ing what some people may say 81 yoA
This offer is sincere. Kindly let me
know what your answer VIII bee Boy
wire at my expense, and Ohlige your
friend, STEVE ERODE
New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER 10, 1894
MEErJNGsAND EVENTS WEDNESDAY

Schiller Lodge. /. O. o. F., Lee-Camp
Hall. . nh.
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The State Council, Chosen Friends Gem
trail Hall.
stonewan camp. Fraternal Legion, Jr. O..
T.. A. VI. Hall
Mount Erin beneficial and Social Society.
Powhatan Hall.
Virginia Lodge. SeXcnnial League, Dru-
ids Hall.
Company a. First Regiment. Armory.
Ancient order Of Hibernians, Lee-Camp
Hall.
Richmond Castle. X. G. F.. Eagle Hall.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
Must Not Lnger.

For several days a party consisting of
three men, three women. and eight chill
dren have been noticed in the neighbJr.
hood Of Major Ginter's store They
claim 70 have come from Roanoke and
that they are en- route hOme-Peters-
burg. The party had TWO hand-carts. ir
which the children were loaded.
\ huge dog accompanied the party 4
great many people complained If missing
chickens. vegetables. etc. 10 the officers
and Constable Mosby ordered them {
move OFF. They left in the direction of
Washington. II is believed they are pro
fessiOnal tramps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
ANNA GOULD is ryG1GHD
A. Least IT is Said she f. Betrothed 20 IN
Prince

The New York World prints this dis
patch from London:
a dispatch from Paris to the Daily
News says newspapers in that city an
nounce the engagement of Miss Anna
Gould TO Prince Francis, Of Battenberg.
Inc World adds this TO the special:
to date are as follows:
tor. ''' ~
January. 1894, 10 William ". Hartman
oahker' ana confirmed by George G0uId.
June, 10 Prince Isenberg Won Blrnstein
July, to Prince Francis Joseph, Of BAT.
tenberg.
September LIST, TO Comte Bosen de Tai
leyrand, Perigord authorized publican OF
a Partisan newspaperl -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
LIFTING HYPOCRISY's YELL.
More Details of thincoteagus Island's
Band Of FREQ Ioysrs

The Philadelphia Record Of yesterday
prints this special from Chincoteague
Va:
The "Two-by-Two" religion of Leader
Lynch. Of the Sanctined band. has re-
ceived q blow from the exasperated resi-
dents that IL is hoped may prove fatal
10 the cause. Lynch is In jail. as are
also his fellow-watchman, Sarah Il. Col
lins:. John z. Collins, the husband OF
sarah: and William j. Chs ndier. another
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
Political Disabilities Removed.

Governor O'Ferral yesterday removed
F. Hagood Both men were found guilty
during the July term. in ISL, OF the
BRUNSWICK County Court OF selling stolen
goods. They were sentenced 10 terms
OF Imprisonment in the penitenuary OF
three years and one year respectively.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19

Custom has a heap o. 10 with our likes
anu disiikes, and while people will cry
out against new discovery one year.
they VIII DE taking advantage of il the
next. 80 II Is with fashions II took as
nearly a year % get used T. the wide
shoulders and fun sleeves which are So
universal now that one who appears I'm
even modest sleevf locks odd and at
Ten years ago r purple dress on the
street would have been enough 10 at
tract the small boys for blocks. and she
VINO nad the temerlty % appear i'm one
was brave Indeed. But purple has now
become 50 popular as to be almost COM
The color which bids fair 20 Dee the
rage this season is cerise. Nearly an
the fail hats have a touch OF IL some
Where IN their makeup. II IS TINT OF
variety of shades from which nearly
every woman will be- able % choose
one that is becoming 90 her. There is
the dark Cerise. almost cardinal. which
brunette adOres. The medium shade Is
more becoming 20 blondes and the pale
tniS which are simply pink ana nOth-
ing more. may be worn by either. The
medium and dark shades are often com
buoi
Other pretty colors are ger1nium red.
new name for an old shade serpent
green. water blue, and dogs biscuit
brown.
An odd combination appears in one OF
Mrs. oelrlch'S gowns. which Is hello
trpre. with "a yellow front pretty aud
recent combination is cornhower btc
and brown. and this falls boo beautifully
with last years fondness for mink fur
There is coat on one of the wax
dummies up town which glories IN this
combination.
The above picture gives am inadequate
idea of this garment since IL is i'm
possible 10 show the color The material
is "a deep shade Of cornhowcr. The cut
is similar 20 that which was worn last
year. with the long. run skirt The
coat laps to one side and faetens with
large parti-colored button. A loose.
mink cape which IS detachahic is fa9-
tened with a small brass chain. which
is quite the thing for wraps now The
sleeves show a new thing I'm cuffs. but
these are seen upon many oft the fan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
EDITORIAL COM MtNrS.

New York Sun: The defeat Of Breckin-
ridge in KenWcky Is not To be waved away
lightly as OF small public value. If Breck-
inridge had won IL would have fairly
established the detestable doctrine that
a man of depraved and disgracefnl pri-
vate life need show only brazen cheek
or give great ostentation TO his con
fession, and MS chance OF public honors
is all the better.
New York World: When last week the
World predicted that though Colonel
Breckenridge had very strong machine
Organization In his favor the women Of
Kentucky would beat him IL did fun jus
tic. 10 the political ability OF the ladie ;
of what on the whole is perhaps the
most picturesque State in the Union.
Kentucky women do not care to vote
and ordinarily they keep out OF politics
altogether, but when they do make up
their minds TO take the state in hand the
only thing that can defeat them is di-
are united they were in this case
they are going TO have things the way
they want them. regardless of what the
professional politicians say about 1t.
Baltimore Sun: Alabama IS making
systematic efforts looking 10 the secure
ment OF immigrants from the Northwest
In few days. Mir. Lane. Safe COM
missioner Of Agriculture. will leave on an
extended visit in this interest. He will
make complete canvass of Minnesota,
Iowa, the Dakotas and Wisconsin, scat
tertng immigration literature and making
speeches. a strong effort will be made
the Northwest billiards. 10 points in
Alabama, where winter is hardly known
and where lands for truck farming can
he had.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19


Campbell. october Sth court day.
HON. :. T.. JONES
Vinton. Roanoke county, September I'D
might
HON. JOHN GOODE.
Campbell Courthouse. October Sth.
Lynchburg October 9th might.
Bedford City, October 18th might.
Montvale, in Bedford county, october
18Th might.
salem. october 18th.
Christlansburg October 10th (nighD
Biacksburg. October 18th might.
Radford October 18th tniShp.
Roanoke city. October 18Th nightl.
Halifax Courthouse. October 22d.
Danville. October 2lth mighD
HON. 5. 5. TURNER.
Madison Courthouse September Goth.
Charlottesville. October LIST.
Woodstock. October Sth.
Front Royal October 18th.
Luray, October I'D.
HON. j. G.. VISOR.
Abingdon. September oath.
HON. r. r. HENRY.
Grandy. Buchanan county. September
24th.
HON. II. 5. X. MORRISON.
Abingdon. Washington county. Septem-
Liberty Han, Washington county. Sep
Saitviie. Washington county. septem-
GLADE Spring. Washington county Sep
TENDER 9Th.
Newberne. Pulaski county, October lst
Pulaski city. Pulaski county, October
Lebanon. Russell county. October p.
WytheVille Wythe county. October SIN.
Ivanhoe. Wythe county, October l9'h.
Newcastle, Craig county. october l'th.
Bland Courthouse. Bland county Oc-
tOhor 23d
Burk's Garden, Tazeweu county Oc-
Tazeweii Courthouse. Tazewell county
Graham, Tazewen county. October 2Gth
'' Fi5o'c'a'hrontas. Tazewcn county October
RichiS1nds. Tazewen county October
10Th. .o,
Grundy. buchanan county, october Both.
Jackson store. Buchanan county Oc-
tober 3lst.
HON. II. u. FLOOD.
Gravel Hill. September ION - ?. NJ
Arvonia. september 18th q L. M.)
Centenary. September 10Th t3 /. Al
Hardrick -yille. september list = = VI.
Cumberland Courthouse, september @fth
court day..
HON. CLAUDE A. SWANSON.
Grayson. September 18th
Rocky Mount. october lst.
Henry, october Sth.
Pittsylvania, October lJth.
HON. TAZEW ELL ELLETT.
Hanover Courthouse. Wednesday. Sep
TENDER lHth.
kim William Courthouse. Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 10Th.
Chestcrneld Courthouse, Monday. Oc-
New Kent Courthouse. Thursday. Oc-
tOber llth.
Goochland Courthouse. Monday. Octo-
Der 18th.
Der nth.
tober DBL
J. TAYLOR ELLYSON. Chairman.
J. BELL BIGGER Secretary.
Hon. 81. ST. 6. TrCkER.
Livingston. September 9th.
Warm Springs. rtcmbrr 18th.
Monterey. October "a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
ON THE HCJTffGS.
List OF Appointments for Democfh'o
Speakers In Virginia.

virginia state Democratic Committee,
Room Il. Chamber Commerce Building,
Richmond. Sept. IL, 1871.
An announcement of speakers anu
times land places Of speaking Is niaue
as follows:
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stricted use OF their credit. as they can
find any persons willing to deal with
them y
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