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To Property Owners

l am prepared to issue fire insurance
policies in the following well-known COM
panes: The Liverpool & London & Globe
Insurance Company, the Aetna In
surance Company of Hartford, the Man
chester Assurance Company of Man.
chester, the Caledonia Insurance Com
pany of Scotland, the North British &
Mercantile insurance Company OF
England, the Madgeburg Fire Insurance
Company of Germany, the American In
surance Company of Newark, N. j., at
satisfactory rates. Dwelling houses es-
pecially desired. Policies now in force
will be reduced to current rates upon
presentation at my office "a No nn IN Main
street. VIM. j. BRODklCk.
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The Terminal railway will, during FL
esta week run the noon train from San
Pedro and Long Beach, ana special on
Wednesday and Saturday nights to and
from Los Angeles. special will be run
to Glendale at IL p. M, Wednesday and
Saturday nights. Special will leave Pas
adena Wednesday and Saturday nights at
6:25 D. m , returning at IL p. IN. A
special will leave Los Angeles each night
at o 10 p. III. for Pasadena. Altadena and
Echo Mountain to give those who want
to spend the night there or return in the
evening at 10 p. m The telescope and
search light will be in operation for the
benefit of the visitors.
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rTHE SAFE Deposit BONES OF THE STATE
4 Loan and Trust Company are enc Osed in
a fl re-proof and burglar-proof vault wi time
locks and brilliantly lighted with electricity;
aleoves attach ed tor the privaie examination
OF valuables wi III writing materials; young
lady in attendance
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FOR SALE.--COUNTRY PROPERTY

NOR sALsAT A BARGAIN, Al GLENDALE.
i paving fruit ranch - acres, go shares
water piped, 800 bearing oranges, 1000 bear
ing apTicots, 500 bearing peaches, 80 bearing
prunrs, $50 French prunes, y airs olu; SUI
aprico :, Z years; 2OJ Kelsey Japan plums 4
room house, barn, etc This is II place that
anyone can make money on and is growing
better and more valuable all the time will
lake house and OF in the city as part pay, bal
ance on easy terms. A. X CRAWFORD 205
s. broadway. 9-l3tl
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Fiesta Masks at the Imperial Hair Ba-
zaar, 22i-226 W. Second street, under Hol-
lenbeck Hotel.
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NOR sALE-rHE NEW HOME SEWING MA
L chine Company offers for the next 80 days
the following bargains: Whites. Standards,
Automatics. Singers, Domestics. Davis House.
81 per week. $40 s. Spring st. Bran CHI, So L.
Colorado, Pasadena. Al
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DICHARD ALTSCHCL,
II Real Estate Agent,
1885, w. Second ST.,
Burdick Block.
Special Fiesta Bargains.
Spring street corner,
40 feet, & 50, 900,
Broadway, near Fourth
90 feet, S45, 900,
Broadway, near Fifth;
80 feet, $4,000,
Broadway,near Eighth;
80 feet, $4,000,
Hill street corner;
. 80 feet, 800, 600,
Hill ST., near FoIrth:
90 feet, Tl2, $50,
Main street corntr;
40 feet. SIS, 0Ob.
And many more.
:.
RICHARD ALTSCH UL,
REAL ESTATE.
1913 W. SECOND ST.
BURDICk BLOCK.
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EOR EXCHANGE-7-RooM HOUSE AND
Il bath, lot 1O0xl35, all highly improved,
East Los Angeles for ranch or vacant lots.
Price $4,000 BEN WHITE, 22i ". First st
410-tf
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MO HAIR, NO PAY; NINE. sOuTENIER,
~ 3311a S. Spring. stops falling hair, makes
it grow on bald heads; all female diseases
treated successfully by electricity; also moth
and pimples rheumatism. liver. lidney trou-
bles nervous debility asthma, bronchitis. IS
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VyOR EXCHANGED GOOD BUSINESS LOT
L 60xlo5, near corner of Hill and second
streets, with four cottages; income about
house. southwest, as part payment; valued at
3 ZOO. EDWARD FRASER, ZIG s. Broad
way. Is
NOR EXCHANGE-OVER 2OO) RANCHES
L of every description; over 200 hou es
erty. Apply to BEN WHITE, 221 W. First $ i.
4-l0-tf
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TRACT OF HOMES
ORDER & BOWS ADAMS STREET TRACT.

$500 to 5000 will buy the fin st building lot
i'll the city, fronting Adams street-S2 feet
wide. Twenty-eighth street, no feet wide,
both l.'ed with fin, pa III trees; Twenty
seventh street and Twenty-nnth street. Lots
all 90 feet front, alleys in rear; cement walks
ana curb5, streets graded, graveled and
sprinkled; street trees planted. Rich loan
soil, 30 feet higher than Figueroa street, grand
view OF the mountains. building clause Visit
this tract and see TIL many fine homes being
built. Only ID minutes ride from second and
Spring SITS. on the new double electric cars
down Central ave Office on the tract. Free
carriage. For maps, prices and all informa-
ton write or call on
24tf GRlDER & DOW. 1897 s. Broadway.
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FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY

NOR SALE LODGING HOUSES.
i NJ. 2. BOWEN, 113 W. Second st.
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SibO) for .7-room lodging house $l100,
$500 time; good location.
crsOO For A LOT ON BUNKERHILL
O. COnO FOR i5.RoOM HOUSE; LOT 25x
T.)UUU 10; will rent for $50 per month.
G1sOn FOR A .4-ROOM LODGIN HOUSE
eNlCUU $500 cash, 5000 on time.
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NrOTICE-THE LOS ANGELES CITY WATER
IN pany will strictly enforce the follow
tween & and O'clock Il. M, and o and
O'Clock p. M For violation OF the above
regulation the water will be shut off and fine
OF SO will be charged before the water wjll be
turned on again.
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A A. Eckstrom has removed to 324 South
Spring street with his stock OF wall papcL
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yHOR SALE-THE miles TRACT; LOTS
II in this beautiful tract are now for sale at
prices ranging from 5000 upwards; these lots
are sold only to parties who will build good
houses POINDEXTER d WADSW ORTIZ, 800
W. Second st.
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NEESNIN'S FEMALE PILLS AS a SPECIFIC
wi monthly medicine fer immediate relief
for painful and irregular menses--from what
ever cause. For sale by GEO. H FREEMAN e.
CO.. 1U2 n. Spring st. Price. 50 a box
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lie, SHE OR IT

The above title refers TO one Of ttsa most re-
markable freaks OF nature that has, aver been
seen or heard OF. l. is human,oes ( wh len
is alive and Possesses the arms bres SITS. hips,
legs and feet OF woman. Physlu ians have
been unable TO say that this strang being is
either male or female. The voice an manner
are feminine, but there are no ieXual de-
velopments the medical fraternity have been
unable to classify this strange case OF mai or
nation in his or her proper categor y. Nature
here manifests itself in phase bo 'dering on
a conflict OF sexes, the male ana 1male form
divine combined in one body This living
wonder was born in Galveston, NIX. twenty
two wears ago, and is now on Il tou OF the Pa
cife Coast. This curious being q rrlvei here
yesterday. and has been privatetg examined
by the following Los Angeles phys ici ans. who
have given a certificate stating tina this is an
extraordinary freak OF nature, " al advlse any
one interested in natures hanlfworK 10 go
and see this living wonder.
Signed by Drs. F. X. Ainswor1h, James j..
Choate, W. NJ Lewis, Maynard, J. :. Owens, C..
W. Fish, L. Dearth and others
This maryelous being will be ON exhibition
for one week. commencing today. Doors open
from a m. to 10 p. m. Place or exhloltlon;
344 Sou tn Spring street. Admis'd on Zoe. II
NrOTICE-THE Los ANGELES CITY WAFER
IN Company will strictly enforce the follow
ing rules: The hours for sprin King are he
tween 6 and O'clock Il. M, and o and 8
O'Clock p. NJ For violation OF the above
regulation the water will be shut off and fine
OF 80 will be charged before the water VIII be
turned on again.
rT,HE SAFE Deposit BONES OF THE STATE
Il Loan ana trust company are enC kjSeu IN
a fire-proof and burglar-proof vault wi h time
locks and brilliantly lighted with electricity;
aleoves attach ed tor the private examination
OF valuables with writing materials; Al young
lady in attendance
NOR SALE-rHE NEW HOME SEWING MA
4 chine Company offers for the next 80 days
the following bargains: Whites. standards,
Automatics Singers, Domestics Davis House
holds, etc.. from 81 TO S15, on pay ments OF
8 per week. $40 s. Spring st. Bran ch, So f..
Colorado, Pasadena. Al
MO HAIR, NO PAY NINE. sOtlTENIER,
~ 3311s S. Spring, stops falling hajr makes
it grow on bald heads all female diseases
treated successfully by electricity; also moth
and pimples, rheumatism, liver lidney trou-
bles nervous debility, asthma, bronchitis. ID
yToR sALE-THE miles TRACT; LOTS
prices ranging from 5000 upwards; these lots
are sold only to parties who Will build good
houses POINDEXTER d WADSW ORTIZ, 305
W. Second st.
NEEsNINs FEMALE PILLS AS a SPECIFIC
wi monthly medicine for immediate relief
for painful and irregular menses-- from what
ever cause. For sale by GEO. H FREEMAN IL
CO.. lu2 n Spring st. Price. SO box.
MINNIE NJ DILL, CURES ALL SKIN DIS
WI eases, no matter how long standing salt
skin; consultation free. $50 Temple ST., Th e
Pieasanton. 20
MACHINERY, DIES, AND TOOLS MADE
WI and repaired. J. Won SERkEI, 2l6 S,
Los Angeles st. Tel 933.
A +. sLoPER, HOUSE MOVER. OFFICE,
IA Center place
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TNOR SALMON INSTALT.MENT PLAN:
Il good cot tages close in and save car fare.
wM. T. BOSBYSHELL, l16 s. Broadway. l4lf
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fall paper hung, 1oc a roll, 3cs s Spring.
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MINNIE NJ. DILL, CURES ALL SKIN DIS
WI eases, no matter how long standing, salt
rheum eczema lupus and all eruptions of the
skin; consultation free. $50 Temple ST., The
Pieasanton 20
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cst.enO-LARGE LOT. MAPLE AVENUE,
HlZUU between Seventh and Eighth sts
See BEN WHITE, 221 West First st. If
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USE GERMAN FAMILY SOAR.
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NJ D. JOHNSON,
wi. 2l3 w. First st.
Real Estate and Fire Insurance.
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LOST AND FOUND
FOR EXCHANGE

WANTED
In exchange for fine residence property in
Cleveland, Ohio q good modern home in Los
Angeles, or would take well located lots i:
Cleveland property worth $1,000, and is we'll
rented to first-class, prompt-paying tenant
ROBERT JONES e. Co,
2Ol adbury Block
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MASSAuE AND ELECTRICITY.

ITO EXCHANGE PROPERTY QUICK-GO TO
BEN WHITE. 221 w. First 81. 4-lO-tf
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EOR RENT.-ROOMS
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR RENT-TWO OFFICES OVER HAM
II man baths; just vacated by doctor who
was obliged to return east $50 s. Main ST.
70
MO, 33I@ s. SPRING ST.-PARLOR WIN
~ dOws for rent during n Firstp "a
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NOR sALE-Stn0n TEN ACREs-FoR TIE
Il influences OF its beauty and the health
fulness OF its situation unsurpassed large
variety OF deciduous d citrus fruit five
years old. Excellent buildings. tanks, wind
mill, etc Address HUBERT KNOX, Lords
burg, Cal. 10
NOR SALE-SUPER1OR FRUIT LANDS:
i water sold with land in definite quantity,
delivered in steel pipes under pressure, re.
servoir capacity SIX billion gallons. HEMET
LAND CO, Baker Block, Los Angeles.
SCHOOL LANDS-WE HAVE TWO VERY
- dcsr bic pieces OF state school land; very
desirable; you can make some money oil this.
Address OWNER, p . Box 333, city. II
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REAL ESTATE

DELL & SABICHl, REAL ESTATE AND
ID insurance agents; money loaned at per
cent, 205 W. Third st. 12-7 ii
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FOR SALE--CiTY PROPERTY
HOMES FOR ALL

EoR sALE-
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FINANCIAL
DACIFIC LOAN CO.
i Ineorpo. a cd.)
Oldest established in Los Angeles

MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS,
vi watches, jewery, seaskins, etc also oil
pianos merchandise, iroa and steel safes, fur
niture in lodging houses Guarding houses and
hotels without removal; also on city and coun.
try property; low interest, eau have money at
once; business confidential; private Office for
ladies. GEO. 6. ROBINSON, 233 w. First st.,
rooms and 8.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED = TWO PARTIES TO JOIN. A
w busin IS partner i'll manufacturing
business; must he workers and have from
$3.50 to $500 each; b ,siness will pay $1,000
per month. Call at 1l3 W. Second, room AZ.
NJ b. BOWEN 4-1Stf
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TOR sALE-NICE LIST OF HOTELS AND
i lodging houses ;prices range from $500
upward S. F. CREASINGER, 227 W. First st.
A
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EDUCATIONAL

THROOP POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, PAS
l. adena, offers manual training soyd, art
literary, scientific, classical and normal de-
partnents See exhibit in Simson Block Los
Angeles, or address PRESIDENT C. II. KEYES
Pasadena.
+, iris COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
" 416 w. Tenth st.
MIaS PARSONS AND MISS DFNNEN
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DARE CHANCE-PARTNER WANTED IN A
IL nicely equipped saloon. BENNH1TE, 221
w First 4-lu-H
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SPECf tLLSTS

-. 1870 49,
MRS. A. E. ADAMS-MAGNETIC HEALER
WI 3l615 Spring St, the Albemarle; will treat
patients at their homes if desired 4-22 I'm
nR. X. C. COLLINS OPTHALMIC OPTI-
~ clan, with the Los Angeles Optical insti-
tute; eyes examined free lbs s. Spring ST.
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for one week. commencing today. Doors open
from O m. to 10 D. m. Place of exhibition.
344 Sou tn Spring street Admis; don 25c. If
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1rAO-DRUG STORE. NICELY LOCATED
NIDUU in a thriving tile country town in
this county goods will invoice this amount;
rare chance for a druggist or doctor; price,
$500. BEN WHITE, 22lW. First ST. If
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IC---WOOD, COAL End FEED BUSI-
n 10 ness; pc tive bargain; good corner;
well stocked. BEN WHITE, 2z1 W. FRS; st.
4-2Sf
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I GtsOn LODGING HOUSE OF "a ROOMS.
! NlOUU. we'll located Part cash. Appl.'
| BEN WHITE 221 w. Firsts. 81 III
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A HaCkettStOWR Miracle.
AN INTERESTING RECITAL.

From the (Hackettstown, N. J.,) Republican.
Reports from time to time reached the
Republican of the remarkable cure of
Mrs. Jacob Shields, the wife of our lead
ing coal merchant, who has been suffer-
ing from a complication of diseases that
nearly resulted in her death. In order to
verify these statements, one of our re.
porters called upon Mrs. Shields and
found that the reports were in no way
exaggerated, and that DR.. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy had saved her
life.
The particulars of the case, are these /;
81 was taken sick" said Mrs. Shields,
with typhoid fever, and was delirous for
three weeks. When l recovered l suf-
fered untold agony with my back and
right limb. They felt as though they
would burst. At the same time suf-
fered dreadfully with my kidneys. Blood
would pass from me most of the time.
My mother was with me and a friend of
hers called and told her of the sickness
they had passed through at her home,
and that DIR. Kennedy's Favorite R smedy
had been used by them, and she felt sure
l would find great benefit from its use.
"a bottle was purchased, and l hadn't
taken but few doses before it began to
relieve me, and in a few days some small,
sharp, white stones passed from me.
That evening the doctor called, and l
told him that had stopped his medicine,
for he had told Mr.. Shields the last time
he called that he did not know what more
/ to do for me. Some time before this,
was taken to the hospital, and then
brought home, as was supposed, to die.
DR., David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
was taken just in time. l do thank God
/ from the bottom of my heart that he
/ ever sent that lady here to tell me OF
T Favorite Remedy, otherwise death would
have been my doom. Since l recovered,
: ever so many have told me that it was a
, miracle / ever got we'll. I certainly can
not say enough in praise of DR.. Kennedy'f
J FaVorlte Remedy.
| "Many persons are using it upon my
| recommendation, and it is doing them
good. l will cheerfully answer any ques
/ tions, said Mrs. Shields, Gin regard to my
illness, feeling that others who may be
suffering will be benefited by using DR.,
| Kennedy's Favorite Remedy"
Nc tribute could be greater than these
words of Mrs. Shields, who voluntarily
tells the story of her remarkable recovery.
Favorite Remedy ranks with the medi-
cal profession, as the most perfect of all
blood and nerve medicines. 1t will cure
all diseases of the skin, liver and kidneys,
and the weaknesses peculiar to females,
and affords great protection from attacks
that originate in change of life. 1t cures
scrofula, salt rheum, rheumatism, dys-
pepsia, all kidney, bladder and urinary
diseases, gravel, diabetes and Bright's
disease.
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EVERYBODY knows that the treasury is
in difficulty. But many people do not
see that the root of difficulty is the new
tariff, which has caused serious reduc-
tion in wages and in consumption through
out the country. Officials of the treasury
department are dreaming of largely in
creased revenue this year, but they per-
sistently ignore the fact that the wage
earning millions are not able to expend as
much in purchases as they have expended
in previous years. 1t is the common i'm
preston that the decline in prices, which
are really lower than ever before, has
been enough to compensate for the fall in
wages. But the workingmen and their
wives, who have 10 meet household ex,
penditures with reduced incomes, know
that this is a mistake
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Moods Pills are gentle, mild and efIectiv
IN SENATE AND HOUSE.
Senators Criticize the Hawaiian Policy oi
the Administration.

the Administration.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The policy Of
the administration as TO Hawaii was again
the subject Of sharp attack and defense in
the senate yesterday. The personal element
in the controversy drew large crowds to
the galleries, which at times overflowed
into the outer corridors. Mr.. Gray (Dom.
and Mr.. George (Dem.) justified the policy
of the administration, and Mr.. Lodge
(Mass,) and Mr.. Hanley Comm made the
speeches on the other side. The debate
was still in progress when the morning
hour expired and the Nicaragua canal bill
was taken up, and Mr.. Tupie Ind.) spoke
against the measure.
The Indian appropriation bill, which has
been under consideration for five days in
the house, was finally passed yesterday. 1t
carried S6, 494, 800 when reported, but as
passed the total was considerably aug
mented, one amendment alone TO pay the
first installment for the purchase of the
Cherokee outlet carrying 81, $50, 900. Sew
eral unimportant amendments were added
to the bill Before the Indian bill was
taken up bills were passed to create a ma
tional military park at Gettysburg, Pa
to grant an American register to the bark
entine James H. Hamilton, and to author
ize the appointment of naval cadets from
congressional districts from which actual
residents were not appointed.
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JERSEY CITY, Jan. pa man having
the appearance of countryman and Civ
ing his name as John Sheffield, of Man
chester, n. Y, entered police headquarters
and said he had just got the best of green
goods man at Taylor's hotel. The green
goods man, he said, took roll of bills
from the inside pocket of his overcoat and
threw it on the bed, saying: "That is the
kind of stuff we are dealing in" Sheffield
examined the money and saw it was
genuine, He then struck the green goods
man with black jack, knocking him
down. He grabbed the money from the
bed and ran down stairs. Chief Murray
told Sheffield that he would have to hold
him on charge Of carrying concealed
weapons. The chief took possession of
the roll Of bills, which amounted to 81, 800.
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ICE companies and ice dealers are
wonderfully ingenious and prolific in ex-
cuses for keeping the price of ice at high
dgures. Some of them say that ice will
not be any cheaper this year than in
previous years, although the recent cold
snaps have provided an excellent supply.
They put forward the grotesque and
ridiculous suggestion that the severity of
the cold made the ice too thick for them
TO handle it conveniently and to the best
advantage, Their array of pretexts fer
keeping up the cost of ice to the consumer
is amazing. No sort of weather and no
sort Of ice crop satisfies them. They
always have some device ready to excuse
the rates which they insist upon exacting
from families. Apparently it would be
impossible for the ice supply, under any
imaginable circumstances, to be of such
a sort that the dealers would consent to
Haduce their prices.
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the Democratic nomination for mayor Of
Philadelphia Ex-Governor Robert E, Pat
tison calls attention to the fact that the
"entire expenses Of the state Of Pennsyl-
vania aggregate Sl2, ,OOO,O0O annually, while
the expenses Of this city for 1894 were S82 -
10000, an average Of $3.50 for each voter,
for which no adequate return has been re-
Ceived," He pledges himself if elected TO
oppose the granting of municipal priyi-
leges and franchises, and demand a strict
accounting from all departments.
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avoid any possible attack he had driven at
furious pace. and overtaking light
wagon at the place stated dashed into it,
throwing the solitary occupant into the
street and fracturing his skull. The in
Jured man was taken to st. Johns hospital
and the driver of the truck to the police
station.
There were many rumors flying around
fldgewood all day but no really exciting
lncldents until after o'clock in the after
noon, when cars were started on the Gates
avenue line of the Brooklyn City railroad.
Two shots were fired, one by policeman
and another by a national guardsman TO
enforce the order issued by the police au-
bhOrltisS to keep every window closed
along the line of the road. But one mis-
slle was thrown at the first car a piece of
IRE brick from the inside of a store, which
smashed window but did not injure any
occupants of tho car.
while car No. ,565 was crossing Central
avenue woman stopped with tin dish
In her hand, from which she threw some
thing into the air. 1t was cayenne pepper
and the wind blew 1t In the faces of the
motormen and policemen. They were
nearly blinded, but did not lessen their
speed, and when they reached the depot
were attended to by the surgeon of the
Seventh regiment.
A squad of five mounted police galloped
down broadway on the sidewalk at 10
o'clock last night. The patrol wagon,
filled with policemen under command of
Captain Dunn, of the Fourteenth precinct,
turned into Broadway from Hulsey street.
Innocent citizens passing along the side
walk were driven into the street. No
crowd had collected and the raid of the
mounted police seemed uncalled for. For
| tunately the elatter of horses hoofs gave
warning in time for people to rush to the
middle of the street.
An enthusiastic meeting Of strikers and
their sympathizers was held last night at
Labor Lyccum, in Willoughby avenue.
| The strikers, with their families Hud
| friends, We're out in full force. AS each
| speaker came forward he was received
with wild applause. Mr. j. DeLong, a
business man, claimed that every man,
woman and child in Brooklyn was in sym
pathy with the strikers. On q motion of
the chairman, NJ. j. Bowen, resolution
was passed requesting the mayor to sign
the recent resolution of the board of alder
men condemning the trolley companies.
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He Rrnka IT.

A good natured darAy at one Of the
down town hotels the other evening deliv-
cred himself of one of those expressions
for which his race is famous in their of
forts to keep up with the modern languaE,
of white men. A helated travclcr had
stepped into the barroom for a smile. -
The light was low, and tho proprietor
called the darky to turn the electricity OIL
in one of the incandesoent lamps. Instead
of turning the light on he broke the can
die off
"Well John, why don't you turn tina;
light on?" the proprietor asked impatient
ly.
The African fumbled about the appara-
tus and stammered out, Boss, I--ah-l
reckon I'ze broke the circus off, and the
thirsty traveller went out with double
mile. e.--St. Louis Globe-Democrat