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The morning call., 1894-03-07


CHICKEN CHI o. YEARS CREDIT g.
" z, II and "a acre pieces; water on every tract:
one mile from town; at $50, $50. 500 and $40
per acre; no improvements. ID. II. TWISG, So
noma City. Particulars 632 Market rm 5. mr7 st
TOR HOMES IN TIE SANTA CRUZ NOUN.
4 tains or land In Los Gatos vicinity call on or
address c. r STETSON, room 5, Parr FLOCK, Los
Gatos y. o. box 29S. sells FrSuwe II
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RICHMOND.

$7500-Steiner ST., near Sutrer; lot 25xlIO; 2
bay window fats of and rooms and bath each:
rents $50 per month.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

ana IN accordance with law and an order from
Inc BOARD OF directors, made on the 25th day OF
January 1884, so many shares OF each parcel OF
suen STOCK as may be neerssary.wul be sold at
putlie auction at the auction-house o y p M n
DLhION Co, No 81 Montgomery strast san
francisco. California. on WEDNESDAY the 2IsT
Gay OF March. 1884. at the hour of one O'Clock
P. II. OF said day. to pay said deinaue u assess
neut thereon. together with costs of ADVERTISING
nd expenses of sale
j. E. JACOBUS. Secretary.
Offce-Room No. 80. Nevada block No 3oa
-nntcomerv street. San Fran -scn. Ga j nrnla -
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DELINQU EN SALE NOTICE-ALTA SILVER
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business, San Francisco, California;; location
OF works. Gold HILL Gold Hill Mining District
Storey County, Nevada.
Notiee-Ihere are delinquent upon the follow
stock, on account of assessme Mt
(No. 43) LEVIED on the 25th day OF January S94
the several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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$S000-Post ST., near Buchanan: modern nat
OF and rooms each; rents $57 80 per month.
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For particulars apply to LOUIS LANDER,
owner and builder, rooms 10 and Is. second floor.
Mllls building. fe25 u SuWeFr
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HOWARD AND TWENTY-FIVE SITS; sw
IL corner: 65x1I5 to rear street: making 3
frontages; very desirable; an offer wanted.
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CITY REAL EsTArn.


~ Real Estate Agents. Rent Collectors ana
Aue'ioneers' Ia Montgom cry st, San Francisco.
can and obtain one Of our Real Estate Records,
nsrt list OF prolertles for sale in all
pArts OF the city. EXchange-Large and small city
property wanted for exchange.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Sl5 900 eTE s cdhtstD.
ana bath. laundry, etc; brick formations; fine
view; good stable and driveway; 50xl25.
$4,000 PINE ST. E. OF VAN NESS AVE;
OCVOO' double house of rooms and bath
each in front and fats ON rear street; rents $s6
per month; 25xl20.
S55OO NICE COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND
eDCOON. bath; conservatory; high basement;
oay-w indowS: brick foundations: BRICK wall and
iron fences; also good stable; Noe St, close TO
Market; 25xlO5.
Q1SOO BRANNAN ST, Mr.. 9Th; 2-sToRY
G4OUU. building consisting OF store and 3
5 25975. O'i0" ana 'sn'in0D'' A''''' i'D''
01OOO 2-SToRY HOUSE OF ROOMS AND
S4UUU. bath; Pierce ST. near EDDY; 25HsO.
n-EOO BAY-wINDOw HOUSE OF ROOMS
u 0UU. and bath; brick foundations, etc. {;
sunny line OF suffer ST near webster; 27;exl37:6.
Gl5 750 FINE CORNER :d RESIDENCE ON
spd 6stb. 6ay.windoWs' brck Foundations r ssons
walks etc; renting furnished for $500 per
month; 26 :6xI1O
nSSOO BAY WINDOW COTTAGE ON
sNOOUU. Waller ST.. of rooms and bath ;
brick foundations, finished basement. etc.; 25x
12O 10 street.
oOd0O ALABAMA ST, NEAR 23D: NICE
SDOfOO. bay-window cottage of rooms and
bath; concrete foundations; stone walks; 261lOO.
$4,000 FLATS OF AND ROOMS
UOOON. and bath each; near Bush ana Frank.
QQ7S0 CORNER ON 18TH ST.. CLOSE TO
OodOO: Castro; improvements in store and
&QS00 FINE CORNER ON MASON ST.,
OCOON' northern portion of the city; i'm
proVements In store and fats; rents s91,
Clio 000 NICE 2-SToRY BAY-wINDow
VIO.O wv. residence on California st., close
TO Larkin; contains rooms; 25x10O.
Q11 O00 POLK ST.-SUBSTANTIAL s.
W11s AOO. story and basement building. In
store and rooms below and 10 rooms and bath
above; bay-wlndows, etc; rents $40 per month.
300 000 CHOICE INVESTMENT ON
houses OF z rooms and bath each: cottages on
rear street; rents $l33 per month; always rented
62:6x120.
CeIQAO A GREAT BARGAIN: NEAR 18TH
ID CbU. st. ell ctric road: window cot
tage OF rooms and bath, etc; easy terms; 25x75.
81 UMBSEN & CO.. Il Montgomery St
mr4 Ut SuWe
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AN OFFER WANTED-Nw COR TWENTY
IA fifth and York sts.: 50x1O4.
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CPEAR ST.. BET. MISSION AND HOWARD;
- water lot; AS :1Ox137 IS; for sale cheap
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$7O00-Baker ST.. near Pine lot 25xl06 g: rent
SAT so per month; modern 2-story house of
rooms and bath; mortgage $4,000 can ROMAN.
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SaIi ana obtain one Of our Real Estate Records,
wien contains list OF PROF ertles for sale In ali
pAIts OF the city. EXchange-Large and small city
property wanted for exchange
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Sill 200 sroTY .1 sTsgEsFA bSd5e
store and rooms below and 10 rooms and bath
above; bay windows, ETC.; rents $40 per month.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


ID ESOLU ION Al MEETING OF THE
IA Board OF ew City Hall Comm issioners hello
March 3. 1894. the following resolution was
passed TO print: Resolved. That final payment 10
the sum OF $l6l IS in favor OF the Paragon Roof
Paint Co., on Contract No. So. pass to print.
observation-disclosures Ebert. CresweIl Brode-
rick. Gmr5 6t] j. J. MCCARTHY. Secretary.
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QT0A0 2 ELEGANT FLATS OF ROOMS
ID tOOO. and bath each and modern in every
respect, on Waller ST. building cost about $500;
lot worth $4,000; size 3OxI1O; steadily rented the
year around.
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goo 0OO CHOICE INVESTMENT ON
DAO.UUU. Post ST.: 5 fine bay window
houses OF rooms and bath each: cottages on
rear street; rents $l33 per month; always rented;
81
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Clio 000 NICE 2-SToRY BAY-wINDow
eD1O.OOO. residence on California st. close
10 Larkin; contains rooms; 25x1OO.
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s. 5O0-Twenty fifth ST., near Church, double
house of fats OF rooms and bath each: rented
al reduced rates at S5U per month"; always rented
lot 5Ox1l4: mortgage of $4,000 can remain; a
splendid investment
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
pOVEE, TOY & Co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUoTIoNEERs,
Ie MONTGOMERY ST.
RICHMOND OFFICE,
Corner of Point Lobos and Sixth avenues.

corner OF fOlnE LODOS ana SIKH avenues,
s2OO0-Only $1,000 cash as first payment. bal
remain IN building and loan mortgage.
splendid hard-fnished. newly papered cottage of
rooms ana bath; large cellar; large ward front
and back; chicken house and yard; street work
just finished: macsdamized and severed. bonse
Insured for $1,000 for 3 years which goes win tbe
property: lot sz- 2ox IS feet; w. ii fenced cot
tage W uld rent TOT SIS per month; owner would
exchange Tor Richmond lot: location only two
blocks from Castro-st catle; sunny desirable To-
cation.
$500 = New 2-story and basement bay.
WINDOW residence. with all modern improve
nents; finished just 10 months; contains 9
rooms, bath and large outside room with laundry
etc. lot runs through TO rear street. affordng
traI location well al apted for renting OF rooms ;
short distance from Powell-st. cars on Pine ST. /;
mortgage OF SooOO can remain II desired.
Cheapest lot in Western Addition; note the
SIZE 37:6x100; suitable for fats or to erect a
G1uo,e mouse; excellent renting location; only
1H2 DioeA from suffer and Calf ornia ST. cables
prlce OF LOT $500; bargain.
s35O0-Jones ST.; fats of rooms and bath
below, rooms above; rents S32 SO per month:
street macadamzed; lot has rear frontage; in
surance $4,000.
$4,000 Price reduced from $4,000: mod
ern Eastlake residence on Baker St. block from
fark entrance: only years old; finished base
M ent and attic.
S2SO0-Cottage of rooms and bath. Treat ave,
near Twenty third ST.; lot 26x100; terms about
81 60O cash.
s32OO-Two-story and basement house, half
block from Valencia and Fifteenth sts.; cement
Sidewalk; rents S33 per month; Sl2O0 mortgage
at per cent can remain; bargain
$500O-Rincon street (Rincon HID, bet Harri-
son and BRYANT: lot 24x1l2:6: substantial WELL
built house. in splendid condition, containing Z
rooms and bath; street macadamized; cement
sidewalk; will sell Cd easy terms II desired
s. 5OO-Twenty- ST., near Church; double
house of fats OF rooms and bath each: rented
at reduced rates at $5U per month; always rented
lot 5Ox1l4: mortgage of $4,000 can remain; a
splendid investment
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For further particulars apply to O'FAKRELL &
CO., IL Montgomery mr4 Suwe 2t
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&QR00 FINE CORNER ON MASON ST.,
OCOON. northern portion of the city; I'M
proVements In store and fats: rents SCI.
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QeOd0O PINE-ST. BUILDING LOT, NEAR
IDZfOb. Broderick: size 25xl37:6: street
paved with bituminous rock and accepted by the
Pfr
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poor MANS CHANCE, ONLY $I5O0; NICE
4 2-story house of rooms: HYDE 81 cars: must
be sold; see tins to-day. MURPHY, 62s Market
sLroeL. nir1
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&0000 PINE ST. T. OF VAN NESS AVE;
OOOOO. double house of 8 rooms and bath
each in front and fats rear street; rents $50
per month; 25xl2O.
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QRS0n NICE COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS AND
DOCO'. bath; conservatory; high Basement
bay-w indows: brick foundations: BRICK wall and
iron fences also good stable; Noe St, close TO
Marker: 25XlO5.
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S3000 S6rg s Besr 0as s Lot 9S 1iI
convenient to the Oak, Post Ellis. PAGE and
HaIght street cars.
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EDUCaTsONa.


ENGLISH BRANCHES TAUGHT; PRIVATE
~ or IN class: young lady teacher. SIS Golden
cate ave, near Van Ness. fei4 WeSaSu I!
\ DUNG LADY DESIRES PUPILS FOR PIANO
international College. LondOn): So per month.
Miss Warren. 1912 sherman, of Folsom. mr. St. 7t%
VIOLIN. MANDOLI>. soc An HUUR. PROC
L. MERKI, 72S Howard ST., mr.. Third.fe28 II
LIVERY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION ON
california Each part ccst 81 when first issued,
but INV it can be had for 10 cents-if you are
CALL subscriber feI6 If
pIANo LESSONS GIVEN REASO NABLE. MRS.
l. CUBANAUGH, 245 ighth ST. feIS 3m
VIOLIN, VIOLON CELLO MANDOLIN BANJO
Toe per hour at pupils residence. PROF
FRANCIS, 1928 Valencia ST., near 22d. aus II
pACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE 800 POST ST.:
charges moderately ay and ev'g sessions oc20 tt
DOVE ACADEMY. UNIVERSITY AVENUE
- Berkeiey. s. BowENS. NJ a. Principal. / ms
CTIEhL'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 66l MARKET
- ST.: instruction So TO $40 monthly. Ia23 3m
II EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE "a POST ST;
II always in the lead Send for crcuars.auI5 IF
SCHOOL. CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL.
~ electrical engineering, survey ing, architecture
assaying; es ga VAN DER NAILLEN, 723 Market
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
DvICE FREE IN ALL LEGAL MATTERS:
"A divorce. probate laws. marriage contracts pri-
vate q w. HOWE, att'y-at-law, No l fifth st. II
VA W.DAyIDSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LA 42O
w California ST.. rms. 1915; advice free. d3 tt
p CRoTHERS ATTORNEY. AT-LAw SOS
H. Clay St nos Il
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS - THE
"A WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper. for mailing.
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DON'T LOSE YOUR RENT!
BUY AHoME WITH IT
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nJOOO A GREAT BARGAIN: NEAR 18TH
I'D 1CbO. st. ell ctric road: bay-window cot
tage OF rooms and bath, etc. easy terms; 25x75.
&. d. UMBSEN & CO.. IA Montgomery St.
mr4 1t SuWe
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IMPROVED PROPERTY

IMPROVED PROPERTY.
&1H 000 NICE CORNER RESIDENCE On
UiO'OOO. DevisaderO ST.. contains ! rooms
ana oath, laundry. etc: brick fOunoatiOns fine
view; good stable and driveway; 50Kl25
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$780, B9anS dS6 s SR 81 n Store a6a
rooms below and tenements above; rents $40;
25x75,
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Q07R0 CORNER ON 18TH ST., CLOSE To
WOlOO. Castro; improvements in store and
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O'FARRELL & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

II MONTGOMERY ST
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DESIDENCE, MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT,
III new. never been occupied; the sunny side
of Castro St; house contains Saloon parlors DIN
ing-room. kitchen. large pantreS. sunny and
capacious chambers: house heated by hot air fur
mace: electric bells: can be bought cheap and or
reasonable terms: In fact the terms will be made
to suit the purchaser; lot 25xl25
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Q7000 CHOICE RESIDENCE ON SCOTT
10 tOOOs st. (Pacifc Heights). rooms and
bath. attic and basement; lot 30x107:6; new
house, built about oneyear.
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Gohftn WILL UILD A FIRST-CLASS .
sDOOt'O fiat building OF and 6 rooms each
with attic rooms; high-hoored basement; brick
foundations artihcia stone sidewalk. sewers and
plumhing complete; wood maptels. electr . baiie. .
speaking tubes; best door opener ana closer: gas
fixtures SHADES. ETC.; complete; ready for occu-
pancy: satisfaction guaranteed -
$4,000 Tor 3-fiat building. 8. and rooms each
$3.50 for o room cottage, with attic-rooms
Call and examine plans specifications etc i.
same sub omitted for any kind or building " W
REDNALL builder, 1912 Market. mr. i4th Ia I'm
A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A LARGE
n and valuable piece of improved property for a
very SIN ali amount of money.
The lot IS 46xl26. with an L 15x3l. on the
line OF 23d ST.. 80 feet T. OF Folsom, with 2.storv
residence OF rooms. brick foundation aud in per
feet order together with outhouses stable etc.
Price net $1,000 s 900 cash. balance by in
stallineuts OF $50 per month Only principals
need apply at the office Of A. SBAhBoko. 524
Montgomery St mr. 1t
TOR SALE-NINE FLATS WITHIN l BLOCK
OF New City Hall. Inquire l42 Fulton. mi2 At.
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QO100 2FLATs IN THE MISSION, NEAR
sDOIOU. Guerrero and ed SITS. j; 8 rooms each
rents for $50 per month; 25xll4
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GS00O FLATS OF S AND 6 ROOMS
sOOOOV. and bath each; near Bush ana Frank.
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Q1OOO 2-SToRY HOUSE OF ROOMS AND
tDtUUO. bath: Pierce ST., near EDDY; 25x9O
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PUSTPON EMENT.
Inc above sale is hereby postponed until TUES
DAY. March l3 1894. at the hour of / o'clock
r NJ iy order of the Board OF Directors
Tea To W. j. q URNErr. Secretary.
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oOd0O ALABAMA ST, NEAR 23D: NICE
SDOfOO. bay-window cottage of rooms al d
bath; concrete foundations; stone walks; 26xlOO
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OT6OO BAY-wINDOw HOUSE OF ROOMS
N OUU. and bath: brick foundations. etc.
sunny line OF suffer ST.. near Webster; 81 IS
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DEL1NoU ENr SALE NOTICES.

A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS TIL
"a WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper. for ma ling
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g.Is)E ono Al LOWEST MARKET RATES
~ ID .OOO on cisy country real estate.
any sum. A. SCHUYLER, sos Montgomery. ie2 Il
MONEY TO LOAN-A FEW OF our CLIENTS
w have money TO loan in various amounts as FOL.
lows: 100000. S4oO0O, $4,000. $4,000 and
$4,000 city real estate. O'FARRELL & co. II
Monteomery ST jail tf
MONEY LOANED ON JEW ELRY AND OTHER
WI yaluables at the Security Loan Bank HOS
Market. mr.. Mas IN; private eDtrancs7 Turk ara Il
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NoR SALE-NINE FLATS WITHIN 1 BLOCK
OF New City Hall. Inquire l42 Fulton. mi2 it,
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ENGLISH BRANCHES TAUGHT; PRIVATE
n or in class: young lady teacher. SIS Golden
tate ave, near Van Ness. fei4 WeSaSu [.
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$500O-Rincon street (Rincon HID, bet Harri
son and Bryant; lot 24x112:6: substantial, well
built house, in splendid condition, containing
rooms and bath; street macadamiZed; cemen
sidewalk; Will sell Cd easy terms II desired
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Ana fa accordance with law and an order from
the Board OF directors. made IN third day OF
uetoher, 1888 SO many shares OF each parcel of
pubic auction at the efhce OF the company, 3Os
Ilne strset. san Francisco, California on FRI
Oh | O'Clock P NJ of saId day. to pay said de in
quent assessment thereon, together with cogts OF
advertising and expenses OF sale
o1 90 WI CUR e T. Secretary.
fornia. ~ N@'A'
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SAFE.
y send for list ID. j. WEST. Martinez. Cal. 2 lms
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-23

through the depredations of the cane rat, whose destructive inroads upon the plantations they had hitherto been un- able to stop In an incredibly short time the'1rst mongoose had progeny numbering ds-tens-hundred of thousands. The cane rat was prac- tically thing of the past. It was like magic.
 There never was more enthusiastic appreciation of great mans benef- cent thought and work than was af- forded to MT. E.. Throughout the fifteen thousand or twenty thousand square miles of the island population of more than five hundred thousand people praised the public-spirited citi- zen who had so materially advanced the insular interests.
 Unfortunately, a standing army needs a commisariat. The cane rats having disappeared from the face of the earth, the other varieties of rodents suffered diminution. There were, besides these, a number of
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-23
ADVENTURES OF 4 PHYSICIAN.
Why He Found Himself Regarded as n
 Pariah on a Street Car.

Why He Found Himself Regarded as .
 Pariah on Street Car.
 ''I had rather grewsome adventure the other day." said well-known phy- sician. q had been up all night with a patient on whom I had performed . surgical operation. It was question whether he would recover from the shock. In fact it was touch and go, SO that could not take minutes sleep. About five a. n. got away and started for home so exhausted that 1t never oc- cured to me to think of my appear ance.
 "The horse car I boarded quickly filled up with laborers on their way to work. Though very sleepy I was somewhat surprised to notice that sew eral of them eyed me strangely. Those of them who sat down near me quickly moved away, and one man who took seat next to mel was in one of the front corners-looked at me, got up hastily and held on to the strap No body else took the vacant place, though the vehicle by that time was crowded.
 ''Not being used to being regarded as Q pariah, I was considerably puzzled. I observed the faces of two or threc men who sat opposite to me, and thought they gazed at me with an ex- pression of horror and disgust. What could it mean? I began to feel alarmed.
 "Just then I chanced to look down at one of my cuffs. It was saturated with blood. The other cuff noticed for the first time was bloody also. My trousers were spotted with blood, and there were fresh stains of it on my coat sleeves. My anxiety about the patient and subsequent exhaustion had prevented me from thinking of the matter, and had not done more than wash my hands before starting for home. At once saw what the trouble was. The people In the car could find no other way of accounting for my condition than to suppose that had just killed somebody. They sized me up for murderer. Unshaven as was, and wearing an old hat, I must have looked rather tough. Not word was said as got off the car and made a sprint for my house, glad to get back safe, and to remove the traces of imagined crime from my person. "-Chi- cago Times.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-23

snakes in the Jamaica mountains, lurk- ing in the cool, ferny places, under the shadow of palm and plantain and the netted meshes of luxuriant vines The snakes were nuts to the mongoose. He felt at home with the seed of the ser pent, and the result of his self-imposed labors was so thorough that to-day the negro obi worshipers who celebrate their unhallored rites in the hidden places of the mountains, out of the reach of the government officers, have had to change the principal character of their ritual, as they live in land where there are no serpents to be had.
 Apd still the mongoose felt the bangs of unappeased hunger. He had so many relatives and descendants by this time that he was obliged to take extraor- dinary measures to keep the larder full. He had loved crocodile eggs in the far away land of his canonization, and he found that turtle eggs were not a bad substitute. He soon created & panic in the turtle egg market Eggs of other kinds did not come amiss, and, what was more natural than that he should vary his omelct with an occa- sional fowl? Presently the negroes rose in arms It was not so bad that they could keep no chickens them selves, but it was hard, indeed, that they should find all their neighbors' hennerles empty. Poultry became scarce in certain localities, and the Inongoose again pulled the market
 By this time black looks began to be cast upon the gentleman who had in- troduced the ichneumon, and from the most popular he rapidly became the most oxecrated citizen of the colony.
 Nothing was safe or sacred from the mongoose. In India he had never thought of climbing tree. In Jamaica he acquired the climbing habit, and the birds began to show signs of be- coming extinct. In fact, a few years of mongoose threatened the extermina- tion of every other small animal on the island.
 Then the people who had been loud in praise of the gentleman who had in- noccntly brought this trouble upon them cursed him openly, and more than once ran after his carriage, shout ing his name with. the hated appellc- tion, "Mongoose" tackled to it.
 North Carolina is very much like Jamaica In many of its features. There Is little doubt that the ichneumon would flourish and multiply there if he was once given chance. It would be sad If, after few years, an outraged populace should turn from chickenless hcnneries and gameless woods to greet the owner of many acres with the de- risive or sullen cry of ''Mongoose van- derbilt"
 If the objection Is raised that this country is large and Jamaica small, and