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Use Tt in Time.

Catarrh starts in the rssal passages,
affecting eyes. ears anG throat, and is, in
fact, the grea; enemy of the mucous inem-
braue Neglected colds in the head al
most Invariably precede catarrL, causing
an excessive low of mucous. and ii the
mucous discharge becomes Interrupted
the disagreeable results OF catarrh will
follow. sucn as bad breath, severe pain
across the forehead and about the eyes, a
roaring and buzziug sound IN the ears.
and ofIentiines very offensive discharge.
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure tor these troubles.
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Weather Notes.

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been $50 and $50. with gentle
southerly winds and clear weather
prevailing.
The barometrical readings at A. NJ.
and p. NJ. were 1894 and 1898 inches.
respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were go and 53'
and one year ago to day $50 and 540.
River, 10 feet inches.
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Suit to Quiet Title.

Martha Sauze and Mary Sauze, by their
attorney, Hiram w. Johnson, have
brought suit in the Superior Court
against Anna Sauze and f. w. Sauze to
have determined the interests Of the
parties In the east half of lot 3, + and q.
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
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ONLY $50 O5

To Boston and Return. via Union
Pacific.
For the twenty-sixth Triennial Con-
clave. Knights Templar. at Boston, rate
OF $50 % for the round trip has been made
by the Union Pacific. Tickets will be on
sale August 10Th to Goth inclusive. good
on all regular trains.
Special train of Oakland Commandery.
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AT HIS OLD HOME
ID. o. Mills Spends n Few Hours Where
He Used to Live.

He Used to Live.
D. O. Mills, the New York capitalist.
stopped here yesterday morning on his
arrival from the East. Ee paid a visit to
his old bank at Second and streets, in
company with his son, Ogden Mills.
AfterWard, in company with Frank
Miller, j. B. Wright and one or two other
gentlemen, Mr.. Mills and his son went
to Folsom by special train to view the
water power and electric plant Of the
Sacramento Light and Power Company.
The party returned in the afternoon in
time for MIR. Mills to take the local train
for San Francisco
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escorting the grand officers of the Grand
Commandery, will leave San Francisco
August 18th. Rate for this special trip.
S93 05, including side trips to Salt Lake
City. Garfield Beach, stop at Niagara
Falls and boat ride down the st. Law
renee River through the Thousand
Islands.
For full particulars. tickets. ETC., call on
or address D. w. Hitchcock, General
Agent, Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco; g. F. Herr, T. P. A.. 223 South
Spring street, Los Angeles. or any agent
of the Southern Pacific Company.
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NOVELS AND BOUND BOOKS BOUGHT.
~ sold and exchanged at reduced prices,
72o h.
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DEVIVAL SERVICES CONDUCTED BY
IL Mr.. DONALD ROSS, the Scotch Evangel-
ist, and Mr.. JAMES HARCUS, Evangelist
from Portland, in the Gospel Tent, corner
thirteenth ana K streets, Sacramento com
menclng Thursday evening, August Sth at
$40, ana continuing every evening there
alter at same time. Saturday evenings will
De set apart for prayer meeting. Every Lords
Day afternoon at o'clock there VIII be an
address to Christians. These meetings will be
entirely unsectarian. our theme will be
Jesus Christ and Him Crucined." You are
earnestly invited. Come and bring your
trends. Seats free, hymn books free and
there will be 10 collections. aul6-6t+
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WANTED.

Ck0O TO $1,000 EASILY MADE BY
QCVU speculation. Address PATTISON 4
CO., Omaha Building, Chicago.
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1904 TENTH ST.-LARGE, PLEASANT
lOH4 front room, facing Capitol Park; suit
able for two gentlemen; with or without
board
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NOtarios Public.

Governor Budd has appointed and COM
missioned the following Notaries Public:
w. E. Knowles, Oakland; +. III. Long.
Salinas City. Monterey County; John }.
Snyder, san Andreas, Calaveras
County; J. A. Fitzgerald, Vallejo.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, ATTENTION.
IN Delicacies Tor your trip East; condensed
eohee IN cans, broma, cocoa's milk, beef ex-
tract, clam bouillon, fancy cakes and crack
eTs' pate de foi gras, caviar; Pate meats-Q Quail,
chicken, wild duck, grouse and pheasant,
lunch ham, boned turkey, sheeps tongue,
emp beef in cans, currled oysters stuffed
bert, Swiss. pineapple, Holland and Eastern
cream; baked beans in pound cans ROBERT
u. FINN1E, Grocer, 721 j street. au12-6t
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COSTLY GOLDFISH.

The Two Williamses Sent to jail for
Five Months.
J. Williams and f. Williams were each
found guilty by Justice Davis yesterday
of stealing box of Goldfish from a down.
town Wholesale grocery house, and were
sentenced to four months imprisonment
in the County Jail.
They were also sentenced to thirty days
imprisonment for battery On Matt Nc
Manus, who saw them steal the Goldfish,
and informed on them.
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A NCHOR LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS
n sail regularly every Saturday New York
10 Glasgow, via Londonderry. Furnesta, Au-
gust 1 7th Clrcassia, August gath: Anchoria
August 31st; City of Rome, September 7th
Saloon, second-class and steerage tickets
single or round trip. at lowest rates. For
tickets, money orders or drafts apply TO any
OF our local agents or to HENDERSON
BROTHERS, Chicago. MWF
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HOOPS Sarsaparilla has record OF
remarkable cures never equaled by any
other preparation. In the severest cases
of scrofula it has been successful after
much other treatment failed.
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E!OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOK CITY
j. prOperty-One of the finest homesteads in
this county, consisting of so acres; situate on
the Upper Stockton road, D miles from city
the premises, or CHARLES COOLEY, 1O13
Fourth street,
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NARDWELL COLONY, 1O-ACRE TRACTS
thirty days from 500 to $50 cash per acre.
J. I. CARDWELL, owner, 1204 street, Sac
ramento, or at house on Colony, adjoining
Orangevale.
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M ADAM PORTER, THE CELEBRATED
ul clairyoyant medium will arrive August
21st and will be glad TO see her friends aud
patrOnS. au1 n-lW
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NNO LET-THREE SMALL DWELLING
i houses, 0 street Fourth and Fifth. In
quire at Kent Bros Stable, 1917 Third street.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

T1O THE PATRONS OF THE J-sTREEr
L Market, 72S street, Sacramento, Cal: L
have sold my interest in the firm of Kast IL
fatterson TO MARQUIS GILMAN. He is TO
take all my interest IN the book accounts of
the hrm and is to assume and pay all the
debts OF the firm outstanding Hoping your
Iuture patronage to the new firm of Patterson
& Gilman Will continue as in the past.
au4O-3tE FRED kAST,
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DARGAIN IN A GUN-A 500 HAM
ID merless Parker. 12-gauge 7 lbs. z o., al
most new, late model and tne shooter tor
$50; owner wants a heavy gun. Apply soon
to GUN" care OF this office.
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UOR SALE-HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS AND
Il one acre OF land planted TO fruit and
orange trees; also house and three acres OF
improved fruit and berry lands adjoining To-
Gated near Oak Grove, and eight minutes
walk from electric road Good bargain; easy
terms. Apply at law office of MARCH d
MARCH, rooms and 5, 62o4 street.
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NOR SALE-A RANCH OF 393 ACRES;
i III miles from Arno; good house and
barn on place; price $50 per acre; terms easy
This is a bargain. For particulars, address
Box 5O5 city, or ED h. WRIGHT, Gait.
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eAc K STREET-NICE AND NEWLY
QUO furnished rooms; rent reasonable.
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TOMATOES, 15c BOX; COTToLENE. s.
i pound pals, roc; 5-pound pals, 4oc; TO-
pound pals, soc; Eastern picnic hams &c a
pound. BEESLEY Il SON. SlOk
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EUsIc AND ART.
HAY, GRAIN, ETC.

T STREET HAY MARKET, NO. 4O2 l.
IL street. To everyone that wants hay it
will be greatly TO your advantage to call and
see our price list before buying elsewhere.
Full weight guaranteed.
~ E. ADAMS, I1oe ] sTREET-CHEAP-
" est place tor hay and iced. White wild
oats; also, tule nay for carpets
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CARPET CLEANING.

/" w. RIVETT. THE ONLY PRACTICAL
carpet man In the steam carpet et-beating
business in the city. Knows how the WORK
should be done and does it accordingly.
Southwest corner Twelfth and o. Telephone
292 Lowest rates. Best WORK.
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FOR SALE.

CALOON MEN, ATTENTION.-AN OLD
y established country saloon doing good,
profitable business. Apply to ED WIN h.
mentO. au1O-bt
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DARKER & COULTER, WOOD CARVERS.
4 decorators and designers, SOC Ninth
street, opposite Plaza.
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1O1c STREET - HOUSE OF FIVE
1910 rooms; bath and closet; rent cheap.
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T,AMALE CORN HUSKS FOR SALE
i cheap. Address Box 1884 san Fran
cisco. au1 5-10tx
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FACTORY SITE, 6Ox2oO FEET, ON RIVER
L Front near railroad bridge, for sale cheap,
or Will exchange 1Or other property. Also,
800 acres of alfalfa land with water rights.
Address, j. ID. this office. jy29-I
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JLAT OF FOUR ROOMS OVER MIDDLE
L mass grocery, Seventh and n streets.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AT THE BERK-
L shire. cor. Sixth and L: strictly hrst-class.
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CNAPS IN REAL ESTATE-SEE CURTIS,
y CARMICHAEL Il BRAND, n. W. cor
ner Fourth and J streets.
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GET YOUR ELECTRIC AND BATTERY
VI work done by reliable man at s24 X
street. Telephone 44S
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A CHANCE FOR AN INVESTMENT-16
"A acres of grain land for S8O0-S30O down;
Dalance III 1ve years without interest. For
particulars call at HORNLEIN BROS, $50
X street.
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M ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE OR
NI small amounts. COOLEY, 1Ol3 Fourth
street.
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NAS, STEAM AND WATER PIPES CUT
" and threaded right and lett up to inches;
also special dies tor casing, by NEACH'S new
and rapid machinery. 4Oz ] street.
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EOR ALL KINDS OF UPHOL STEERING
y and repairing, done with neatness and
olspatch and cheaply, carpets lad and flrni-
626 l. street.
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DRESS AND CLoAKMAXrNG.

FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING AND
l. plain sewing, by MRS. KATE CROSS.
226 NJ street.
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JOE COHEN DISCHARGED.

The Man Who Complained Against
Him Did Not Appear.
The case of Joseph Cohen, arrested on
complaint sworn to by Ed. Wilson,
charging him with having stolen hat
from the Red House. was dismissed in
the Police Court yesterday, Wilson fail
ing to put in an appearance to prosecute
the charge.
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DAG CARPET FACTORY AT 1914
IL Eighth st. MRS. JOHNSON, Proprietress.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

lY Ninth and NJ, will remain open all sum-
mer. Special attention given conditioned
pupils.
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7 WILL OFFER FOR SALE FOR THE
| next sixty days residence and property
1112I street; lot SOx160. Shop building
now upon the premises to be removed. For
particulars inquire of f. NJ. MCKEEVER.
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NEW FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS PANTRY
IN and bath; hot and cold water, patent
closet and gas Apply 1919 Tenth.
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U1OR SALE-NORTHEAST CORNER OF
4 seventeenth and l. streets; also lot 3,
and j, Twenty-eighth and Twenty
streets. Apply at 17Oo l. street.
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ITO LET-LARGE SPACE NEAR THE
i southwest corner of Fifth and X streets,
suitable for a wood and coal yard. Address
+. O. Box 19S city.
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+ AIDES CYCLE AND BATHING SUITS
IL IN cloth or flannel. 1928 Seventh street
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0LD-FASHIONED APPLE CIDER AND
" other summer drinks at 5lS X street
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CLEARANCE SALE-POSITIVELY RE-
" firing from business on account of sick
ness, goods must be sold regardless of prices
within the next thirty days. Great bargains.
Don't fail to call and examine stock. VIII be
sold as whole or subdivided. 1O14 Eighth.
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T OST-IN FOLSOM, JULY 10TH, A GOLD
ia watch with initials 'H. E. b. On the back:
number 529,2f3. Finder return to H. E.
BARTON, Carksville. and receive liberal re-
ward. No questions.
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OAK sTOvEWOOD, s5 70 PER CORD,
" delivered: measurement guaranteed; yard
on Twelfth street road; T. Q. address, sos
Seventh street. w. II. BASLER.
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JAPANESE IMPORTATION AGENCY,
~ sly Sixth street, Sacramento. Farm
hands, general help furnished ana contracts
executed
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BOARD AND LODGING.

FURNISHED ROOMS, 81 PER WEEK.
l. with or without board; 1427 Eighth st.
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VNO RENT-NICE FURNISHED OR UN-
L furnished rooms, opposite Postohce,
7241a h street.
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M ONEY TO LOAN-CALL ON CURTIS.
WI CARMICHAEL& & BRAND, Fourth and J.
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LOST-FOUND.

+ OST-ON A STREET CAR LAST EVEN
IL ing. purse containing $14 The finder
VIII be rewarded by returning it to 1914 z
street. IT
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1O POUNDS COARSE GRADUATED
2U sugar. ST. lard, 4Oc can; Eastern picnic
hams sc d; deviled ham, DC can; sardlnes,
SC can; soused mackerel, large cans, 2oc;
corn or gloss starch. 4 papers for csc; toma-
toes. cans for 25c; oysters, 4 for 25c; beans.
IL ibs for 25c; pickles, 75c o-gallon keg;
Royal Savon, 25c; mountain butter. zoe 70.
2 MS Tor 35c good tea, csc 10; the best tea.
soc: Arbuckle's coffee, e sc ID; Costa Rica and
lava coffee, soc 70; Mocha and Java, lbs for
81: shells for chickens, 4Oc sack; cayenne
pepper for chickens, 15c q ID. BEESLEY &
son SO Il street.
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TO LET OR RENT.

1O1S l. STREET SUITE OF NICELY
1910 furnished rooms.
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TINM1NY ~ THE PiRhS.

Tho Park Commissioners Justify themselves In
n semi official way for retaining In high executive
nositlons incompetent aud obstructive Tamnany
mon by saving tina, II these persons were sum
morilv dismissed the efficiency Of the park Ser
vice would be crippled. We should like 10 have
this statement made more specific VIII some
member OF the Park Board state in what partc-
Mar the police force would suffer II Captain Col
linz were turned ont to earn an honest living?
Il there any one among the duties for which See
rotary Burns il paid $1,000 a year which cannot
he performed and in fact is not to-day per-
formed by some Of his subordinatcs? Can any
man plead that The park service will suffer by
the removal Of General Inspector Levy, or OF tho
chief purchasing clerk. or Of n lot OF worthless
Tammany foremcn In the park? The fact Is
,bcse men not only do not earn the money that
Is paid them, but they obstruct the work OF
others. and so long as they remain in authority
the whole park service is debascd and democrat
lied.
President King was selected by his associates
because he was known to be prompt business
man lie would never have achieved such
reputation II he had employed In executive posi-
tons such men rs Levy and Burns and Collins
and the rest. Certainly he should not tolerate
lower standard I'm the public work which he has
undertaken than he would permit in his private
occupation builder. There Is no valid excuse
for paying the ctys money to these men. In
the new Dock Board and in the Board Of Public
Works employees who have proved themselves in
competent or worse are dropped ut once. even II
they are friends OF Tammany. why should the
Park Board take such pains to keep on good
terms with this organization? The people have
regulated Tammany, and they are getting weary
Of officials who seem to be so tendery concerned
for the safety Of Tammany offlcc-hodcrs.
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Hmnsements.

ooO~oo~~r~~~0.~~~--~~~ -,
ABBEY'S TIIEATRE-"-The Second MIS-
S:I5--A Scrap Of Paper
ACADEMY OF Observation-Disclosures
AMERICAN TIiEATRE-2-s-The Amazo"s
BROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 'r'
CASINO-2-- S13-Naudeville
COII'NnI'S 2-S:15-Shaun-khue'
DAJY'S Sophisticated Lecture
EDEN MTSEE-2:30 -9-Naudevile.
EMPIRE Observation-Disclosures Importance OF being
Earnest. ~ -
FINE ARTS BUILDING 2i5 West o' ncs'n Rr,,sts
evening-Annua Exhibition Society America" IA''''''
rIF~rI, AVENUE -S:l0-His Wites fa'her'
GARDEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GRAND CENTRAL PAIL CE-2 10 lo'o p III" '
Food and Industrial Exposition
GARRl(,< TIEATRE-2-S:3 0-Arms and the Man
uAp1rN OPERA WORCESTERSHIRE butterflies
HERALD SQUARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. head
Wilson 49,
t.Oy.r,S THEATRE o:l5-S30-The Founding.
rpyI>l, place TIIEATRE-2-S15-1ch heirathe meme
- ot,cL,er yersurechen hlnerm Herd NeHoISte I'M
schuid-sl5-De 1ebrou'e.
ROSTER & BIAItS-2:i5-S:3O- NauceVlie'
LYt'EI'M THEATRE 2-s:3O-t'ortune
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-2-s-Circus.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE-2-Faust-s-l ITO
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN-Day ana evening
10Th Annual Exhibition
PAIMERs- 2-sl5-Ii,tle Christopher.
PASTORS-s-V Vaudeville
POLO GROUNDS+-BasebaL
PRoCTOR'S THEATRE-lO a. m. TO 1890 p. m-Naude-
Vile.
STANDARD THEATRE :i5-S30- Too Much Johnson
STAR THEATRF-2-s:15-The Old Homestead.
8S6 FIFTII-AVE-S:3o o. IN. 10 6 p. and 10 10 p M
Loan Exhibition.
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J1P5N,.S JdCKALS.

How noble is the attitude assumed just now
by the new Triple Alliance Of Europe U.mied:
For Plumber Only! How brave II IS, how digni-
fled, how eminently worthy Of great Christian
Powers Here is a nation In the Far East. which
they have all along regarded as vastly their in
ferior. nation scarcely emerged from barbnr-
ism, they thought, which must be kept under
their tutcagc and tuition. nation little II any
bigger in simple numbers, than the smallest Of
them, and not one fourth the size Of the three
combined This nation IL forced into war with
another ten times as big as itself 1t makes one
OF the most splendid exhibitions Of energy, patri-
Otsm and valor in the history Of the world.
And, though not only its colossal antagonist but
the influence, diplomatic intrigucs, and more or
less open mcnaccs OF nearly all the Powers OF
Europe are arrayed against It, It wins magnli-
cent victory, vanquishes It's Zoe, and concludes
peace with honor"
And now these three great, chivalric Christian
Powers come proving around the scene Of strife.
licking their hungry chops, and whining and
snarlng for n few mouthfus OF the prey Not
one Of them would have ventured to strike down
the imperial quarry and help itself. But now
that another has done It, without their aid. and In
defiance Of their threats, they want share Of the
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spos. Japan has played the lions part. Ger
many. France and Russia seem content to play
the part OF jackals.
It is a refreshing and inspiring sight to see
that Japan refuses their base demands. She did
not wage q war Of conquest or of plumber. not
even for her own gain. Assuredy. then. she does
not propose. now that the war is ending, to turn
IFS close into an orgy Of loot for the benefit OF
others II Russia had a right to part OF Corca
or ~ China. why did she not take 1t long ago:
If she had no such right then how does she have
# now? Bv virtue Of Japan's victory: Just
because Japan has thrashed CHINA Is Russia Gu
titled TO make grab! That may De RUSSIAN
morals and logic. 1t Is not Japanese. And III
that difference between Them, rs well rs In more
than one other. Japan is by far the better OF the
two The lion Is nobcr brute than the jackal.
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MRS HARTHA c. MERRITT DEAD.

Mrs Martha .. Merritt. sister or the Kew Dr.
poher, CoIlver OF the. Church OF the Messiah Uni'
tartan), died yesterday in the apartments or Dr.
Collyer In the Strathmore. No. 1914 Broadway.
Peritonus was the cause OF her death. She hac
been III since Easter. Mrs. Merritt was In th}
SEVENTEEN year OF her age. She was born IN YORK
shire. England where she married William Merritt
n manufacturer in Pudsey. Yorkshire. Mrs. Merritt
uycd with her husband In Yorkshire until his death
IN 1854 and 1881 she came TO New-York with three
OF her four chiliren-Mrs Bertha Roberts. Miss
Ellen Goods Merritt and Henry Merritt, all o.
whom survive her Mrs Merritt. while In New
York lived with DR.. Collyer in the strathmore
Although she was a member OF the Church OF Eng
land she Joined no Protestant Episcopal parish in
America but attended DIR. Collyer's church and do
a greet deal OF charitable work among his parishion
ers Mrs Nerritt's death was the first 10 occur IN
a family OF five children OF whom Dr. collyer was
the Oldest and Mrs Merritt next In age. Due notice
OF her funeral will be given.
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rocton with the further action Of the committee
4 seems Main that the Ballot Reform bill Is peins
wrongfully manipulated and that good 1Hi'n 10
not being kept concerning H. Inc J"o'.'a''
Committcc has stricken out the section req'''i'uS
norsons assisting voter to make oath mat '"e!
r.;u NOT Influence tbe voters action or reveal
what took place In the booth. what good reuson
con therc he for removing this wise pro'lsioh
II looks as If pains had been taken 10 iilahe
fr,udu,on, voting possibe on a large scale. fhe
nromisc which Mr. Raines made TO the Seha'e
must be kept and the duty OF ASSISTING ii'''c''c
votors intrustcd only TO sworn officers OF 'he
law AS in other States. That alone VIII iurniSh
a practical guarantee against friud.
There is another bill before the Assembly, III
PRODUCED by Mr.. Sanger and approved ny hi'h!
c,r,ost ,dvocotcs of ballot reform. This pro-
vjJos for the printlng Of the names OF the
candidates for each Office in Alphabetical onier'
whereas In the RaincS measure the part! Column
is adop,ed. with special symbol for each parry
II may be admitted that the Sanger OIL Is III
some respects superior TO the other, but as Tue
matter stands II IS not advisable TO run the FISK
Of losing a confessclly good thing by striving
to secure something intrinsically better Inc
blanket ballot with the party column will be an
unreasonable improvement on the present nui
tiplc ballot system with Its vicious paS''r hihcA
provided that n proper Amendment concerning
illitcratcs be cngraftcd on the BILL II VIII take
us q long step forward in the direction OF real
ballot reform. Of which have had hitherto
only the scmblancc.