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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
n1EOO $3.50 CASH, SIS MONTHLY; COZ
u | OUU. tage rooms and bath; 27xl25

C.1SnO $3.50 CASH, SIS MONTHLY; COT
n OUU. tage rooms and bath; 27xl25.
SIS5O-Sl5O cash, $40 monthly; cottage 3
rooms; 50I100.
S22bO-$15 10 cash, 1925 monthly cottage rooms
and bath; 35xl00.
S265O-$5O cash, 1928 monthly; cottage rooms
and bath; 81 :6xl0O.
s275O-$ 500 cash. $25 monthly; cottage rooms
S875O-SlOO cash. $50 monthly; cottage rooms
and bath: 81 :6I50
$3S5O-2 fine S-room houses on northeast cor
ner: street IN perfect order; 56x115; splendid
chance for 30 days only.
The above are ali new houses and contain all
N odern improvements: streets in perfect order;
also several very cheap lots; open sundays an
holidays; houses to rent from $40 up.
MARCUSE q Kennel.
Oihces-628 Market ST., city; Bay-st. STATION ano
Hlgh-st. station, Alameda. se6 ThSalu I'll
> NEW GROOM COTTAGES, LOTS 50xl5O
= reduced from $3.50 to $1,000 each; lot lux
ZOO' SZOOO; blocks from station; street mac
adamlzed; stone sidewalks. Z. r. BAIRD. Nor
ton station. sells IT
GC0nl TO CLOSE AN ESTATE: LOTS,
N-cOO. each 55xlOO; 2 cottages OF and
rooms, renting tor $40 each: good location on
macadamlzed street; Will sell separately.
$Z15O-3 o:tages, renting for $27 per month;
best income property in Alameda; cost $40U0: big
bargain. JOHN i. ALI 1903 PARK SC se13 ct
I'VE WILL BUILD YOU HANDSOME ALA
w media home and take payment in monthly in
EtaIlmenls; designs and plans to buyers with
out charge; own your nome and save rent Cffice.
1b02 Park ST., Alameda: open evenings MUTUAL
BUILDING AND iHNES MINT COMPANY l5tf
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TXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE IN OAKLAN d
L and in all parts OF the State; many bargains
part cash purchase. BENEDICT & co. Asst
Ninth st selS 1t
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

1OO-ACRE CHEAP HILL RANCH; POOR M
1-O provements; 7 springs around; 1O-acre
garden patch; can nearly all be irrigated; plenty
wood; SO acres cultivable: also running stream
OF water; balance pasture; snap; $500. ID. h.
TYING. Sonoma City, Cal selS4t
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CITY REAL ESTATE

&SS00 RENTS SOL PER MONTH. MIST
NCCOO. be sold on account of owners denar.
lure Ior europe: improvements in store and dats.
lot 121eo; street accepted by the city: VaIIeio
5000 MISSION WARM BELT. zao DON
u 80 :, St. be- Valencia and Guerrero; sub
sI Ia IL SSer peSlaenee OF rooms aud bath
Usnihlzeo ana accepted stone sidewalk offer
G9100 MUST BE SOLD ON ACCOUNT OF
Piio-co ~ 80 foreclosure; flats and lot 25x9O:
- ". u. oA1boEN 81 CO., IA Montgomery st.
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ZINE FARMING, FRUIT AND DAIRY LAND.
80 mil Is from this city, In lots to suit. from
acres upward; very easy terms. Maps, views and
fun particulars Will be sent on application to
CANAAN d LYON, 215 Kearny St., 5. T., or GEO.
7. TROWBRIDGE, C6tati. Cal. aul9 II
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} ENTS ARE EXPENSIVE.

CHAS P. KERN, 9O2 Broadway, Oakland, will
build you home your own plans IN any part of
Oakland on Instruments. aui2 SuTuTh If
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

n Il TWING. SONOMA CITY ,CAL-COUNTRY
u. Real Estate. $50 Market. S. F.Mondays only.r
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TOR INVESTMENTS CALL OR ADDRESS AL
i BERT SCHMIDT, ga East Twelfth ST., East
Oakland. sells st
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W EsTERN ADDITION
PROPERTY WANTED.

s5n9o nave =, several customers for homes costing
SoVOO TO $40 GOO each. Owners OF such nronerfy
ueSilhg 10 sell Will DO well to consult us
McAFEE BROTHERS,
Real Estate brokers and Financial AGENT.
"' U1uou 1OS ontgomery ST.
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u ny PAY RENT? WILL BUILD A HOUSE
~ and sell to you on payments same as rent o..
A. LANE. 9O8 broadway. selS At
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QOcO0 FOR GOOD NEW HOUSE AND LOT
SDZOOO in East Oakland, would exchange
for good lodgiug-house in san francisco to the
value of $500. Ad. o, box IS this Office. sel5 ct
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FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED IN FIRST.
i class location. only 10 minutes walk 10 Kearny
ST., large sunny front room. with or without adj
reference. Address D., r O. box 1852 sells II
ITO FIFTH-sUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS.
u 81 80 up: also Housekeeping rooms Is 80
III EIGBTH-PLEASANT SUNNY UNFUR-
Ii nished single rooms. So: references.
OO1 o'FARRELL-SUNNY FURNISHED BAY
OOI window front room: private family. . 2*
20 SECoND-NEAT SINGLE AND DOUBLE
u rms. S TO % per week; zoe to soc nightlS5"
Eh MASON SUNNY FRONT FURNISHED
CI rooms also housekeeping rooms sol8 2ts
oD6 EDDY-NICE UNPUBLISHED ROOM:
OZO reference. sells 3t~
LII or double rooms; light housekeeping 8 2~
lOOt rooms for housekeeping; cheap. sells tie
cSO FOLSOM ST.-YoUNG GERMAN WIDOW
OOO has pleasant front room to let. se1S 3t~
Q00I MISSION -FURN IsHED FRONT
OOZ2 rooms single or suite housekeeping ! 2t*
200 JoNES-sUNNY FURNISHED RNER
CAC suite: together or single: reasonable. Is %
lOO1 SUFFER- ST. Mr.. HYDE - SUNNY
lUUf furnished bedrooms sells sta
Io1 UNNYFURNISHED BAY
4Of window: also single rms: reasonable. 8 %
90 EVERETT Mr.. FOURTH-SUNNY FRONT
90 room; light housekeeping.
11r TFHAMA-l NICE ROOM WITH USE OF
Kitchen; cheap. SELF 2ts
Oc0I MISSION SUNNY FURNISHED
OOZ2 suite; suitable for an office. SELF st"
o17I FOURTH, REAR. UPSTAIRS = IS: 2
OZt2 rooms; sun all day. sel6 3t'
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l OR SALE-FKUIT FARMS OR HOMES IN
i Los Gatos vicinity at low prices on easy
terms; special offer of a dairy farm and GOOD
VIII; upward OF go acres OF Iand well improved;
acres IN choi ce fruit trees. 30 cows, o horses
wagons aud all fixtures in firSt-ClasS order; pres
ent income howard OF S4OO per month; steadily
1ncre agfng; land nearly level: miles out: good
road For further particulars call on address
e r. iEISON or i. -. y OBLE d Co, opposite
Commercial Bank. Los GatoS. seS SaTu 81
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CHILDREN BOARDED.


OHt MINNA-WANTED,l OR CHILDREN
OO1 or infant to board: mothers care. sells ~"
MALL CHILD To BOARD: LARGE GROUNDS.
- l435 23d. block from Castro-sJ- cars. Sc Is IT'S
il ANTED-CHILD To BOARD: REASONABLE
~ rates: mothers care. II Jansen ST. sel6 81
DEFINED HOME FOR TWO CHILDREN IN
u American family at 400 san Jose aye.selS l 81
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OFFICES TO LET.

OI l.
GAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION BUILD
- ing, California ST fast elevator: light and
sunny. ASHTON u GARDINER. All Montgom-
cry ST. au24 ms
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And In accordance with law and order of the
Board OF Trustees, made on che 27th day OF July.
1894, SO many shares of each parcel OF such stock
rs may be necessary will be sold at pubic auction,
ut the ofice of the company, room so, Nevada
block, Ne. 3Us Montgomery St. San Francisco,
Cal, on WEDNESDAY, the 19sh day OF Septem-
Der, 1894, at the hour of 1 O'Clock p. N. of said
day. to pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs OF advertising and expenses Of
sale. L. b. HOLMES Secretary.
Room so. Nevada block, No. 800 Montgomery ST.
San Francisco. Cal sci I'd
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ARGAIN-Sls0O CASH, WORTH $4,000; LOT
ID 50xl25: 5-room house; electric cars pass the
door. Address at once WIN. 2. TODD, 1910 Broad.
way Oakland. se2 tfexSu
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
JTOR SALE OR EXCHANGE PIANO IN FINE
i order II. SCHELLHAAS' furniture store.
Eleventh St, Oakland. sea II cod
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DIR. ,JekyII and Mr.. Hyde...-.R l. stevenson
Romeo and Juliet-A Tale of TwH
Young OnlS " l4llta III bieCA
The Penance of John Log an. VIM. Black
His Evil Eye. or SybiPs Trials ....:.
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BOAkDJNG AND ROOMs.
XIX JONES ST-FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
OIO ana board for students; S45 sells II
NY AMOUNT TO LOAN On YOUR WATCH.
- diamonds or jewery a COLLATERAL BANK,
10 Grant ave, near Market st. sea Moru st
RAND VIEW: TIA BUSH: OPENED UNDER
new management; family hotel; references
given and required. sells tt
THE ORIEI-CHANGED HANDS; JUN CTION
L OF Market, Page ana Franklin newly papered,
tinted and 1urnished elevator. electric bells.
pOrce an-lined bat tubs; beautiful suites fronting
Market. with hrst-class board for two from $50
per month upward; single rooms for gentle
men from $25 per month upward billiards free TO
guests OF the hotel. aus Il
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I'D OOO lot 35xl35; on electric railroad; genu-
inc bargain; 5000 cash; balance long time. A. II.
BREED & CO., 460 Ninth St. Oakland. SELF lot
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rooms and hath near SAn AnselmO station.
JAMES TUNSTEAD, san Rafael, Cal SET If
MARIN COUNTY-5OUO ACRES 26 MILES
vi from san Francisco.
RAJ CHO DE NONATO.
Tracts of any size desired; fruit, grain and
vegetable land; no 1T CATION; both rail and water
transportation: $40 TO SIS per acre; easy terms;
town OF NovatO: graded school hotels and stores
the property: send for circular.
Dairy for sale With ithout cows
STNDICAIE NV ES1MENT COMPANY. 81
and 65. Chronicle building. sci -
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STORES TO LET.
STORE, COR. LAFAYETTE AND HOWARD
- SITS. with all fixtures for saloon, rent cheap
also store next door, with fixtures. rent SIS
Apply on the premises OF to 1888 Mission at. NJ.
CURRAN sells II
=. J ORE, l0x25 GOOD LOCATION; NEXT TO
- Mirabesu Hotel; good for bsrber-shop; cheap
rent 10 STEADY tenant. 3ls LeavenwOrth st.16 3t~
/ INE STORE, FIN. ROOMS; DRY GOODS
j shoes or grocery. Cor. Folsom anu 23d.sel 10 -
no LET-CORNER STORE; EXCELLEN LO-
L cation; 2l7 Ninth ST. O'FARRELL q co II
MONTGOMERY ST. sells 1t
/ ARG STORE AND ROOMS, SOUTHEAST
II cor. Pt. LobOs and Eighth ave-; cheap.selS 7t*
SI0 SAN SOME-TANDSOM STORE. Sl2:
OF " also large basement, 324 Pacific St,
cheap. aulg I'm
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1894-10-20
A LIBERAL ORGAN OFFER,

That there has been a revolution II
the manufacture of Organs and Pianos
is eylnced 10y the current offer of Cor
nish Il Co., the well known manufact-
urers of Washington, \. j. For the
next 90 days they offer 10 Sill an organ
for 50 30, which a short time ago
would have been considered desirable
bargain at 5000. With this they offer
terms Of credit that are sure to meet
with the approval of every fair-minded
person. Cornish Il Co. are the largest
makers of Pianos and Organs i'm the
world selling direct from the factory to
the home. Since the conception of this
great business, nearly thirty years ago,
they have been fighting the method of
selling instruments through agents and
dealers. Sheir plan being to give the
enormous profits usually retained by
the tradesman to the buyer. Their
efforts to place first class instruments
within the reach of all, at manufactur-
er'S prices and the most liberal terms,
deserves the highest commentator.
Every one who is contemplating the
purchase of an Organ or Piano, should
get the catalogue issued by this firm.
Ut illustrates and describes all the latest
and best designs of Organs and Pianos
with prices and special offers that are
sure to prove profitable. They general
ly offer to send to it free to all WhoWrite
and mention the BEE.
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ARTISTIC DRESSING.

Tailor made costumes seem to be the
sole preoccupation Of the greatest Paris.
| ian dresSmakers.
For the street the sleeves are not as
| VolpnllhouS around the shoulder as they
used to be although they ill retain
thelf volume little lower down.
Some of the lovliest COS umes have
/ the Shoulderpiece and sleeve i'm one piece
laid on in plaitS from The collar.
reception costumes of course ALWAYS
demand a certain elegance, but still
Iney are not trlmmeu as much as they
were once.
The goods mostly in demand are the
Alks initiating the Louis XIII, Louis
slE,, Louis XVI, 1880, and empire
styles.
Some very rich capes are the long
capeS called nantes, which are generally
made OF brocade, bengaline or fur. also
VelfetS, trimmed with fur.
The newest hats are the cabriolet
ls30l with high iaring brim, under
meath which is trimming of roses, let
crown or je; ribbon bows.
Toques will be in vogue, entirely COM
posed OF the soft peacock down and
have as sole trimming a multi-cOlored
bird Oh the left side
Another pretty style is the toque COM
posed OF two Falkyrie wings in front
and two III the back, which, with a
small draped crown of velvet of con-
traStlng shade, makes this an exquisite
head gear.
A great many hats are entirely
braided, others trimmed with felt braid
and velvet
Covert cloth will be all the rage for
smart street gowns; SO will camelS hair,
which, combined with velvet makes up
lovely.
Black seems to lie the preferred color,
and with touch of light colored velvet
here and there is fit for anybody.
Plaid and Persian effects will be
highly favored, the latter especially for
dreSSy blouses and tea gowns.
For theatre wear, silk waists are
bound TO be more popular this season
than ever. They are being produced in
many different effects. Light change
able silks, having a frosted effect, are
shown for this purpose.
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ROSS SUSPENDED.

Ross, who was in charge of the tuo
Gllmer Meredith when she ran down =
ilshlng party several weeks ago. result
ing In the drowning of MIR, james Me- T
Rogers, has been Suspended from dufv
Tor ~ days, the Government insnectors
blaming him for neglect in not haVino
lookouts. 1t is claimed that that was
not the first accident due TO the care.
IessneSs OF this man Ross, and the very
iact that the United States inspectors
nod HIM responsible is more than a
sure indication of his guilty act. For
- years Mr. Rogers was the sexton of
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Ihurch H. was loved and respected
10y The most prominent citizens of wash
lhgton. The church has lost a magnifi-
cent TN man, and the community good
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1894-10-20
SIDE TALK TO GIRLS.

Don get jealous because another
girl looks better than you OF is doing as
well as you.
1t is the foolish woman who tells a
man all that is told to her, especially
when it is uncomplimentary about
others.
Watch the woman who talks about
another on the sly and then grins in her
face; she is as vile and treacherous as
sin.
1t is generally the corrupt woman
who wants to know if every woman is
mice as soon as she meets them.
An honest woman is not half so sus-
PIGEONS as a corrupt women. Her mo-
tiveS are pure and TO keep them so she
hasn't time to question others purity.
1t is not IN good taste for gI.Io To be-,
-vme Intimate, Tor woman Is naturally
deceitfhl.
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1894-10-20

A billiard tournament was inauo,,-
rated at the new and handsome :. Aid
dominion Billiard Parlor," at No. I21:
seventeenth street NV. on MONDAY
night October IL, 1894.
ihe trophy is IA handsome gold medal
10 be given to the winner of the present
series. The contestants on Wednesday
night were DR.. Bismarck pinchback
ana Nr. l.. l.. Hughes, and The score
was 200 to al in favor of he former.
the LlgheSi run being 81. made bv DR.,
flnc back. The games Will be played
on Wednesday and Saturday evenings
OF each week till finished, commencing
at $50, the next taking place Saturday
evening October 20 between Mr.. Dorsey
Suber and Little Ike.''
Free lunch will be served on every
evening OF the tournament,
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1894-10-20
w. Hustled, Jr., Nominated.

Peekskill, Oct. 15.-James w. Hustled,
jr, the youngest son Of the late Gen.
Hustled, was unanimously nominated
for Assembly Friday by the Repufb-
licans of the Third Assembly district
Of Westchester County, the same dis
trict which his father represented so
many times. The candidate is twenty
five years old, graduate of Yale Col
lege and Of the Columbia College Law
School He is now in the legal de-
partment of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company, New York.
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Turned Methodist,

New York, Oct. S.-A special from
indianapolis says: The Rev. DR.. Joseph
S. Jenckes, formerly rector of st.
Paurs Episcopal Church here and Of
All Saints, Brooklyn, and of ST.
James's, Cincinnati, has decided to re-
tire from the Episcopal Church, and
next Sunday, with his family, will be
received into the communion Of the
Meridian Street Methodist Church.
The cause of this act, it is said, IS a
d slike of the r1tualism of the Episco-
pa Church.
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GEORGE GOULD.
He Thinks the English Nice, But America
Good Eno,,rF,

He Thinks the English Nice, But America
Is Good Enough.
New York, Oct S.-George Gould re-
turned from Europe Saturday on the
American liner New York. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Gould and four
children. He says he was treated
sp,endidly over in England, and found
the Prince of Wales an exceptionally
fine type Of English gentleman and a
thorough sportsman. The yacht clubs
all treated him royalty. In regard to
the loss of the Vigilant's centre-board,
he considered it due to Lack Of judg-
ment on the part Of the pilot, but had
no fault to find. He thinks the Vigi-
liant better rough weather boat than
the Britannia. but has no idea of sell
ing her. Neither did he have any in
tention of following in the lead of AS
tor by purchasing an English estate.
He says America is good enough for
him.
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Forty Hours Without Food.

Buffalo, n. Y, Oct. ia boy who
said his name was William Clark and
his home Philadelphia was taken out Of
a freight car at East Buffalo Thurs
day in a starving condition. He said
he ran away from home and went to
the Erie freight yards in Jersey City
to ask for work. A man threw him
into the car and told him it was going
to Buffalo, where there was plenty of
work. He was forty hours on the
road without food Or water. He will
recover
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1894-10-20
Russia in the Mediterranean.

London, Oct ia dispatch to the
Standard from Constantinople says
that during the recent visit there Of
Admiral Avellan, of the Russian
squadron, he presented to the Sultan
Russia's demand for coaling station
for her Mediterranean fleet, suggesting
one of the small islands between Iamos
and Rhodes. In return for these con-
cessions Admiral Avellan promised to
keep a watchful eye upon the British
fleet in the Mediterranean.
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1894-10-20
Dennty Sheriff Killed.

Denver, Col, Oct. S.-Deputy Sheriff
Milt Smith was shot and killed Friday
night by Policeman Boykin. The Sher-
ifs force is Republican, while the po-
lice force is Populist. Trouble has
been brewing for long time, and
there have been several fights over
prisoners. 1t is the common belief
that there will be trouble on election
day. This killing will intensity the
feeling.
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1894-10-20
Morton,s Imported Coachman.

New York, Oct. 15.-Ex-Vice-Presi
dent Morton's coachman, Horward,
has been arrested for alleged violation
of the alien contract labor laws. The
law exempts personal or domestic SER
wants. and it is held that the coach
man is domestic servant.
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ExfE BEG
Authorized AGENTS

,ioceti0nable adyerIiseInentsw will no,
INSCRIBED ST any price. Ali rer-Istances
j. .,. made by draft, postal money order
--,yl r.nrni altar Nn..a nr-yartjed
way. is at the sender's risk. Iu
, it.. r,r.,ay the amount and what il is TO,
.,,nij re distinctly stated.
80 tiers. ETC., should ts adj dressed
BEE PUBLISHING, co.
Washington ID. Q
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A Typhoon's Work.

London, Oct. S.-A dispatch from
Hong Kong says that city and vicinity
were visited Friday by typhoon
which did great damage to property
and caused the loss of several lives.
The schooner Caleb Curtis, which was
in the harbor, was wrecked, and the
captain, his wife and the entire crew
were drowned.
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1894-10-20
To Came Here.

London, Oct. 15.-Mr John Burns,
the labor leader, member Of Par-ia-
ment for the Battersea division Of
London, is to leave England next month
for the United States as the English
trades union congress delegate to the
Denver Congress of Trades Unions.
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1894-10-20
Sues His Bishop.

Grand Forkes, N. D., Oct. 15.-J. G..
Perrault, a deposed priest, has begun
a libel suit against Bishop John Shan
ley for $4,000 damages. Perrault
was a priest at Larimore, N. D., and
Bishop Stanley suspended him a year
ago on the charge that he had appro-
priated parish property.
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1894-10-20
Gold in the Indian Territory

ST Louis, Oct. 15.-There seems to
be no longer a doubt that gold exists
in considerable quantities n the Indian
Territory. Indians are paying for
goods in gold dust, but they drive away
white prospectors in the Gloss Noun
tainS
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1894-10-20
KILLING DEER.
Hundreds Are Ruthlessly Shot in NTichi-

Hundreds Are Ruthlessly Shot in NTichi-
gan.
Marquette, Mich, Oct. s. - The an
nual slaughter of deer in the upper
peninsula has begun. Over go car
casses were shipped from this county
for Chicago, Detroit and other cites.
This killing Of scarce animals is in
direct violation of the game laws of
the State, because they are chased
with dogs and lanterns and slaughter
ed without purpose. Woods are thick
with hunters at night, who shoot with
utter recklessness. Half dozen set
tiers have been wounded by stray
shots. An effort will be made to bar
these hunters out of the State.
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1894-10-20

"A r. ~ ~ - Z 49, So. are e. tre.<
-SHEHs teach any fairly GENT g"rscn fe.t<s
OjUUlI 81 ] s:
ea IN Their own localities tee i've VIII
ale situation or cnpoynent.at which
money Tor unless guickfs
mt desire out worker from each district county
a~Ye atresiy taught and provided with employment
1umper VIC making S3GG3 yea- each It's ~
md sSSs}s. Full particulars r * ZEE. Address onca
"a &. Ali BOX 4.s1 a --"-sta. aine
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1894-10-20
CHINA AND JAPAN.
The United States Will Not Interfere
Conference of Powers

Conference of Powers
Washington, Oct. 10. = The United
State refuses the invitation for an ALI
ance composed of Great Britain
France, Germany and Russia to joir
IN friendly Intervention in the war be
tween China and Japan. The declin
alton is based on the time-honored Gus
tom Of the Government to avoid any
entangling alliances with foreign pow
erS
Paris, Oct 15.-Le Journal Saturday
published statement to the effect
that agents Of the various powers will
shortly hold conference in Pekin
with a view to securing the appoint
ment Of board Of mediation to arbi'
trate the Chica- japanese trouble.
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1894-10-20
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
TO BALTIMORE

he Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
20. will sell excursion tickets for all
'f5mS Saturday and Sunday, October
~ and FL, at sl,25 for the round
,sq,p' valid for return passage until
Monday following. ss--