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are none who are as far advanced in the
scale of learning as Miss Yanagisawa.
Several years ago it was quite as uHcom-
m on an occurrence to see q japanese male
student IN an American university as it is
now a female: but they have rapidly
grown to be more numerous, and now there
are twel I've Japanese male students pursu-
ing the various courses at Berkeley.
Almost an equal number are at Stan
ford: The graduate who received the most
enthusiastic round of applause on last
commencement day at Berkeley as he ap-
preached the president to receive his
diploma and lieutenant's commission was
Magario, the first japanese to take a
degree from the University of California
He graduated with high honors from his
academic course and advanced far ahead
OF the majority OF his fellows in the mill
tary department. having received one of
the six commissions of second lieutenant
granted on that day.
Miss Yanagisawa entered Berkeley as a
regular student In the College of Social
Sciences last August with sophomore
standing. Advanced credit was given her
at the U. g. in recognition of the record
she made in the collegiate department of
the University OF the Pacific, which insti-
tuition she entered eleven years ago be-
ginning with the kindergarten. Her Child
hood was spent in her native city, Toxic,
Japan, but her father having business in
terests in America brought his daughter
to this country thirteen years ago.
After two years residence here she be-
gan the study of the English language.
and, as she became more and more familiar
with 1t, decided to fit herself for the work
of a teacher OF English in Japan. She is
now studying mainly the English branches,
taking two advanced courses in English,
two history courses and elementary work
in German.
In speaking of her work at the univer-
sIty and the associations she has termed
there, she said: Il find the greatest of
pleasure IN the pursuit of my studies at
Berkeley. My fayorite subject. OF course,
is English, and the more | study it the
more like it. The language comes natu-
raj to me perhaps, because of my coming
to America in my early childhood and be-
cause at once commenced the study of
the language under competent teachers.
The instructors at Berkeley are very kind
to me and lend every assistance l could
ask to make my work easy OF course |
have not the vocabulary nor the ability to
express myself as well as my English class
mates, and sometimes it is quite an en-
barrassment to get up and recite before
them. have made few very agreea ole
acquaintances at the university. which of
course, tends to make my life there a
pleasant one.
Most of my time while at Berkeley is
spent in the library. reading and studying.
"Ine one ambition | have is to finish
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year-old fillies, which was one of the hold
over stakes, the starters in reality being
three-yeer-oldsy she went to the post sec
ond choice in the betting. and after getting
away rather poorly went through her field
and won easily from Argentina in the fast
time for the five and d half furlongs OF
l:07.
Sallie Clicquot, the to 5 favorite, was
good third Nearing the bend for home,
Carrera, ridden by Chevalier, STUN bled
and fell. Long Lady, with Harry Griffin
up fell over him, and the crack light
weight jockey suffered fracture OF the
collar bone. Chevalier had his shoulder
dislocated.
Two Cheers, II to favorite, was in front
most of the way: in the opening event at
five and a balf furlongs, and won in
drive, length before 1rma, one of the
second choices.
For the second race, a mile and seventy
ward run, Pittsburg PhiPs horse, Ed Kear
ny, was a : to 10 favorite, but succumbed
to st. Lee, carrying 50 pounds, who de-
feated him easily by two and half lengths.
Montalyo was good third.
Cochrans St. Carlo tilly, Joan, cele-
brated jumping INTO the three year-old
class by leading all the way in the.seven-
furlong handicap for three-year olds, and
winning easily by four lengths from La
Viente, the Baldwin entry, at odds of to
1. Ferris Hartman, the II to favorite.
finished in the show.
The Del Monte steeplechase selling
stake, with gross value of $1,000 resulted
in grand surprise. J o q and Colonel
Weightman were the only ones considered,
and were extensively backed at odds of
to q In the rush to get aboard the two
good things, the talent overlooked John
Brenock's S clever jumper st. Brandon, at
5 TO l in the betting.
]. Boyd, who rode. him, took matters
easy until the stretch was reached, when
he gave him his head, and drawing away
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Imp. Santa Bella Adds One More
to Her Long List of
Victories.
HARRY GRIFFIN INJURED
Pittsburg Phil Bet Barrel of Coin
on Derfargilla and She Won
Driving.

There was crowd at the Bay District
track yesterday. There was a big crowd.
They had wished one another Il happy
New Year, and then they wished they
could beat the races, and. they succeeded
partially.
1t was not a good day for the first
choices, but two ofthe favorites in the bet
ting getting home in front.
The betting ring was packed, and the
pencilers handled thousands of dollars.
Most of them quit ahead on the day.
Once more did W..O'B. Macdonough's
sweet illy imp. Santa Bella demonstrate
that she was of high class. Picking up 115
pounds in the Rosemeade stake for two
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won easily by ten lengths from 0 C, who
handly- disposed of the Colonel for the
place.
Pittshurg Phil backed his mare Derfar-
gilla for ''killjng" in the last event of
the Day, a short six-furlong handicap. In
at Ill, she was backed down from 8 to o to
6 to 5. and in a hard drive beat McLight
out "a head. Imp. Star Ruby, the second
choice, finished In third place.
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SAN FRANCISCO "cALL."

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL
ITO Market street, open until IL o'clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH oFFICEs-530 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $50 O'Clock.
33o Hayes street. open until 9:3o o'clock.
713 Larkin street, open until $50 o clock.
sN. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open
until O'Clock.
251S Mission street, open until o'clock.
116 Ninth street, open until 9:30 o'clock.
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Score: Company A d Company 4.
Touchdowns-Compa A l, by Captain Mogan;
Company c l, by Atkinson.
Halyes-3o minutes. Time of game 2 hours and
10 minutes. Attendance, 500.
Oficials-R feree, Captain Pete Smith, Olympic
A: c.. Umpire, \. w. Simmons, Columbia a. c.,
Washington, D. c. Linesman. Kington Olympic
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Not Salesman KimbalI.

c. Fl. Kfmball, the salesman for Newell &
Brother. is not the Charles Kimball who was
charged in Judge Joachimsen's court with
beating his wife
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1.-THE CALL" RAGING CHART:


a h and dnion
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Pedigree.

Fellowcharm-Elsie:S s
Imp. Mariner-Marfn
Spendthrift-imp. Piccadilly
Ben Ali-Hidalgo
Imp..ifi Used-A ffinfty
Fans.us-Mt. City Belle
Three Cheers-Lady Emma
Take &'etice-Picnie.
Imp. True Britt'n-Bg Bertha
Dnke NorfolkCarmen
Cyclone-Kate Carson :.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.


EfIS57 COLUMBUS SAVINGS AND LOAN So
W. ciety, GA WASHINGTON st. and Montgom-
cry aVe--D1vidends on erm deposits at the rate of
1ouT ana thlriy-two one-hundreths "a 32l00) per
cent per annum, and on ordinary deposits at the
rate OF three and six-tenths @ 610) per cent per
annum, ior the half year ending December 81 ,
1o9o' Will be payable, free OF taxes, and after
January :, 1886 ]. F. FUGAZI, President
{. \. BELeRANo, Secretary.
T5LSS OFFICE OF THE HIBERNIA saw
9~S ings and noan Society, Market, Meal
IlSter ana Jones SITS. san Francisco, December so
1o9o-At regular meeting of the board of di
rectors OF this society, held this Gay, dividend
has been declared at the rate of four (4 per cent
per annum on al! deposits for the six months end
payable on and after January 2 1896.
ROBERT J. ToBIN, Secretary.
- DIVIDEND NOTICE-THE GERMAN
- - Sayings and Loan society, 526 California
street For the half year ending December 81
1895, dividend has been declared at the rate OF
four ana twenty-SiX hundredths a 26-l00) per
cent per annnm on term deposits, and three and
fifty-fve hundredths g 55-lO0) per cent per an
mum on ordinary deposits free OF taxes payable
on ana after Thursday, January 2, 1896.
GEORGE TOURNY, Secretary.
F7R[7S SECURITY SAVINGS BANK, 222
~ ~ Montgomery street, Mills huiiding-Dv-
dends on term deposits at the rate OF four and
thirty-two hundredths a 32-lo0) per cent per an
mum, and on ordinary deposits at the rate of three
and slx-tenths q 6-lO) per annum for the half
year ending December 81. 1895; will be payable.
free or taxes, on and after January 2, 1885,
S. L. ABBOT JR., Secretary.
- DIVIDEND NOTICE-SAVIAGS AND
lS~S Loan Society 101 Montgomery ST., cor
Sptter. For the half year ending December 81,
lSS5 dividend has been declared at the rate of
four and thirtytwo one-hundredths (4.32) per cent
per annum on term deposits, and three and sixty
one-hundredths (3.60) per cent per annum or
dlnary deposits free OF taxes payable and after
WEDN ESDAI, January /, 1896. Dividends not
called Tor are added TO and bear the rate of
olEldend as the principal from and after January
l, 1885. CYRUS w. CARMANY, Cashier.
ES HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN
sT~S Society, Is Geary st.-The directors have de-
ciared the following ssmi-annual dividends: 4.32
per cent per annum on term, and $50 per cent per
annum on ordinary deposits, payable and after
January z. 1896. ERNE Est BRAND Secretary.
r. DIVIDEND NOTICE-MuTUAL saw
.S>D lngs Bank of San Francisco 3S Post st.-For
the half year ending December 81, 1895 a divi-
dend has been declared at the rate of four and
hfth (4.2u) per cent per annum on term deposits
ana three and one-half (3.50) per cent per annum
on ordinary deposits, free OF taxes payable and
after Thursday, January ?, 1896.
GEO. i. STORY, Cashier.
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S1P ROGERS AND STEVEDORES' UNION
t~S Association.-A special meeting of this asso-
citation will be held THIS (THURSDAY) EVEN
ING, at o'clock, for the election officers for
the ensuing term n full attendance is requested.
BY order VI. ]. MORAN, resident.
F. Z, DURHAM Rec. Sec
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geS7 NJ. T., NO. 164-THE FUNERAL OF
bI~D our late brother, THOMAS HEDLEY will
take place THURSDAY, January ., at l 80 P. NJ.
from the residence Of the family. 81 Stanley place
Members OF the union are invited TO attend.
NJ. SCHOFlELD, President.
A. BAKIaR Recording Secretary-
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NOVlu. OF A!h.f.y,N<,>

-
>oT4&a oF MhhT4Nes.
10y DJRTC IonGE 30 2I6, F, AND
s1575 s. s552r a2SSS oeaas
ADoLPH KRoNBERG. Secretary.
~, CALIFORNIA LODGE NO. l,F
" and "a A. A. NJ NJ VII meet tn CTHQ RS
meetng B order at Of Se Se TX
Master. FRANKLIN H. DAY. Secretary.
FfB EXCELSIOR LODGE No. l66, a
49, +. d. y. M.-Special meeting FRI "a
OF conducting the funeral OF our late w
brother, HENRY EDWARDS. n aster Masons
the w. ii. THEo. L. SMITH, Secretary.
TO- YERBA BUENA LODGE .,SS4.s..ll--
ES-S' NO. l5, 1. O. o. F.-Installation $S<nzsaC
OF officers THIS CTHU URSDAY) @SsSS
EVENING. Visiting members well (|HhNH-
come. F. J. SMITHSON, n. G.
VICTOR HoFrMAN,S, Recording Secretary.
F@sS FRANCO -AME RICAN ,><l.a4sgzl<-
TfT i3dgs NJ .Hs- 2O5, 90; is9a ~ Sa
quested to be present A. siEBERT, n G.
~ MEMBERS OF COURT ROBIN vx-,,eS
Gs~SS Hood, No. 1891, a. o. F., are earn [1g
estly = requested to attend att thefpnera OF our ~
residence, II Guerrero street, on THURSDAY,
R. MfDDLETox, F. S.
Ep~;S59 MEMBERS OF SAN FRAN
LS~S CISCO ALLIANCE, NO. ], are 49,
hereby notified, TO attend quarterly
meeting on THURSDAY h.VENING,
January 2, 1896. Business if importance
JOHN T. BLAKE, President.
E: B. DwYER, Secretary.
geS7 NJ. T., NO. 164-THE FUNERAL OF
t5~C our late brother, THOMAS HEDLEY, will
take place THURSDAY, January 2, at 80 P. NJ.
from the residence Of the family. 81 Stanley place
Members OF the union are invited 10 attend.
NJ. SCHOFGELD, President.
A. BAKER Recording Secretary.
EP RIGGERS' AND sTEVEDORES5 UNION
-f~S Association.-A special meeting of this asso-
ciation will be held THIS (THURSDAY) EVEN
ING at O'Clock, for the election OF officers for
the ensuing term a full attendance is requested.
by order VI. j. MORAN, resident.
E THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
B'nai Birth Hall, 12l Eddy street, THIS (THURS-
DAY EN EN- NlNG, January 2, at O'Clock. Busi-
ness OF Importance. JOHN b. CAMPBELL, Pres.
EC5P G. FANNIE ALLYN, IMPROMPTU
~ lecture and poem. Ill Larkin ST., TO
49, ANNUAL MEETTNG-THE ANNUAL
sV~S meeting of the stockholders of the CONNER
cia insurance ompany of California Will be held
at the Office Of the Paatine Insurance Company,
limited, OF Manchester England, 439 California St.
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of January, 1896,
at the hour OF IL O'Clock, in accordance with by
CHARLES A. LAToN, Secretary.
san Francisco, December 81, 1895.
ECE59 PRESIDE AND BERRIES r. Z. CO.
q, ~ The regular annual meeting of The stock
holders OF the Preside and Ferries Railroad Com
paIy viii be held at the office OF the company IL
Union street, corner Sharp's place, San Francisco
Cal, OIL Friday, the twenty-fourth (24th) day OF
January, 1896, at the hour of O'Clock P. M, for
the purpose OF electng seven directors TO serve
during the ensuing year, and the transaction OF
such other business as may properly before
the meeting. Transfer books will close on Tuesday
January ii, at o'clock p. NJ.
JOHN B. LEIGHTON. Secretary.
SharDiS m
Francisco, Cal.
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/. pROF. LEON, BEST PA I'M l$Sr: CIA IRV0Y-
4 ant in city; Will convince when Others fail
Post ST.. 9 to daily, also sunday: letters With
stamp answered. -: . = =: =:
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS IN EVERY BOOM-WIN-
~ chester House, Al Third ST., near Market 200
rooms, 25c to 81 81: per night; 81 So to So per
week: free bus TO and from the ferry.
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PUY SENSIBLE XMAS PRESENTS; STYL-
~ sh trimmed hats; half their actual cost.
DINAN, Ill Stockton ST.
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49, ANNUAL MEETTNG-THE ANNUAL
IF~C meeting of the stockholders of the CONNER
ciai Insurance ompany of California Will be held
at the Office OF the Paatine Insurance Company,
limited OF Manchester England, 439 California St,
SAFE Deposit bnildng, San Francisco. on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of January, 1896
at the hour Of IL O'Clock, in accordance with by
laws.
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Pedigree.

Pedigree.
Asterlix-Hannah G..
Winters-Ida O'Neil.
VERSUS illes-.Cousin Kate.
kingston-Lady Golden.
Reveille- Sadie.
1ronclad-U Unknown.
Senator Stanford -Frama.
Eolian-by Patsy Duffs.
Duke Norfolk-Futurity.
Forester-Maratana.
Imp. Trade Wind-Nistletoe
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Pedigree.

Eathbone-Miss Melbourne
Gano- -Lillita
Imp. True Briton-Cosette
Observation-Disclosures
Imp.San Simeon Tennessee
Prince Royal-Manzanita :.
Inp Inverness La .Tfappee
Joe .Hooker-Jessie r..
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EE THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
s>~ Brcklayers Association will be held at
Il nal b rith Hail. 12l Eddy street, THIS THU RS
DAN) EVENING, January 2 at 8 O'clock Bus-
ness Of importance. JOHN B. CAMPBELL, Pres.
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.CLAIR.VoY.ANrs.

A UGUSTA LEOLA. FORTUNE |TELLER:-
n magic charms, love tokens; true picture OF
future wife ana husband; teaches fortune telling:
develops clairvoxAnce, sa writing etc, has the
seven-hOiy seals and he Palestine wonder charms;
fee 81 and upWarit.. A5s6 Missont M. Twentieth:.
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O. I A ROOM; CARPETS CLEANED on THE
pp L floor. 206 Leavenworth ST.
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MRS DR. PAUL MEYER. THE. BEST
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SITUATIONS: wA1TED-mALE.

ITAN NTED-SITUATION TO TAKE CARE
W of gentlemanS place, do gardening; handy
with tools; can milk; references. ]. S. L., box l.
Call Office.
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THE "CALL" RACING GUIDE.

Tme
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CHARLES A. LATON, Secretary
San Francisco. December 81. 1Sah
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

E. PHILLIPS, <EENERAE PRACTICE IN
IL. L. S. and State courts; damage cases.. Offices,
725-726 Spreckels building, 927 Market st.
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Rr1P wANTED-Cont,nned.

| WANTED-COOK. S25; GIRLS FOR HOUSE
| " work, plain cooking, $20- number OF young
/ girls for light housework, So TO $15. l11a An
| tonia st., off Jones, near Ellis
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CONIE, HAVE YOUR FEAT n Err BEDS, 4.Il-
y lows filed SO Mission, cor. 9th. =. MCCABE.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

. IA STANrED-POSITION AS COLLECTOR; SAL
w AIRY or commission; well acquainted in the city ;
good references. Please address Collector, box 60,
Call Office.
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TC9S G. FANNIE ALLYN, IMPROMPTU
G>S lecture and poem. Ill Larkin St., TO
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GTEADY YOUNG MAN (GERMAN) WISHES
~ situation; understands porter work; business
or private house; references ON hand. Address A.
ACkERMAN. National Hotel hl2 Bush ST.
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PERSONAL

DAG GCARPETS WOyET TO ORDER, Fer SALE:
II also rugs siIkrag portiereSs deal-
er in carpet twine hank chain at lowest rates.
GEO. MATTHEW. .7O9 Fifth ST., Oakland, cal
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

w AITRESS, COUNTRY HOTEL, $50: CHI AM
W bermaid, assist waiting. SIT; neat house
work girls country, $50 each: ranch cook, $40
and $25: girls and women for good situations. Call
Thursday morning on MURRAY 81 READY, 634
and 636 CLAW st
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Re MEMBERS OF SAN FRAN
4T~S CISCO ALLIANCE, NO. ], are -yi-g5S
hereby notified. to attend our, quarterly II
meeting THURSDAY EVENING,
January 2, 1896. Business if Importance
JOHN r. BLAKE, President.
ltI-N-r L.t..rr-
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John SMITH HAS REMOVED TO 32T-329
u Sutter ST., between Stockton ST. and Grant ave
where the best OF coal can be had at lowest prices
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Jack Brady-Dolly' Warden
Pittsburg.Hfolli ;
Imp. M ariner- Maranette
Duke NJffolk-Vedette
Shaunon-Fannie Lewis
Aita-Fannie d
st. Saviour-lmp. L Hampton
Imp. Sir Modred-Gypsy
Imp. True Briton-E'Collier
Hidalgo-Bertie w
Loftin-Emma
Imp. Wagner-Fabecia
Imp. -Suwarro- Franchise
Racine-imp. Fiirt
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4 MEXICAN FARMER AND WIFE WANT
~ situations on a ranch; reference. Call or ad-
dress D., 474 Jessie ST.
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NJ EW PfOUkESS VE; WINDOW A \ HOUSE
In cleaning Co floors scrub bed contracts; day wk
or mo. +. CARH9NAL. IL CO. ,29 EDDY tel. 5. 252.
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III AIR DRESSING AN Y ST Y LIE, 25o, WAVING
IL included: excellent switches and front pieces
for ST. hair chains IA ade to oEder from 81 so up;
strictly one price; established 1863. III Stockton
st. B. SPITZ, 6. LEDELER successor.
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the Rosemeade stakes; ~twoyear-od llies; con,
$50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-05-16

EPISCOPAL CoUNCIL.-The 1O1st an
nual meeting of the Episcopal Council
of the Diocese of Virginia will begin in
St. Paul's Church, this city, on Wednes.
day next and the sessions will be pre-.
sided over by Bishop Whittle and by
Assistant Bishop Newton. The follow.
ing is the programme of services and
meetings
Tuesday, st. Pauls Church-S y. M,
st. Andrew Brotherhood service:
preacher, Rev. c. W. Clampett.
Wednesday, Christ Church, a. NJ,
Rev. W. M. Clark.
Wednesday, st. Paul's Churchill o.
M, morning prayer and communion;
Rev. Edward Wall. Sp. NJ, Diocesan
Missionary meeting. Addresses by
Revs. n. P. Dame, John McGill and r.
A. Goodwin.
Thursday-Woman's Auxiliary Christ
Church.
Thursday-St. Paul's Churchill a.
M, service; preacher, Rev. J. Y. Down.
man. S p. a., Foreign Missionary meet
ing. Addresses by Revs. ]. Thompson
Cole, ]. w. Morris and M. Tai.
Friday, st Paul's Churchill q. M,
service; preacher, Rev. 0. NJ. Yerger.
s p. M, service; preacher, Rev. B. NJ.
Randolph.
Friday, Christ Church, a. M, Rev.
Edward Goodwin.
Friday, Grace Church, a. M, CON-
munion. Sp. M, evening prayer and
service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-05-16
How to Treat a Wife.

lFrOm Paclhc Health J0urnal.J
First, get wife; second, be patient.
You may have great trials and per-
plexities in your business, but do not,
therefore, carry to your home cloudy
or contracted brow. Your wife may
have trials, which, though of less mag
nitude, may be hard for her to bear.
A kind word, a tender look, will do
wonders in chasing from her brow all
clouds of gloom. To this we would add
always keep bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in the house. 1t is the
best and is sure to be needed sooner or
later. Your wife will then know you
really care for her and wish to protect
her health. For sale by L. Stabler &
Co., druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-05-16

HAULED TO THE STATION HOUSE. -
lane Burns, living on south Washing
ION street. caused considerable excite.
neut shortly after seven o'clock yester-
iay evening. The woman had been
ruiar the influence of liquor all the
evening and about the time the sun
vas setting she went into the house of
Der sonin.law and became disorderly
and repeated such conduct in several
stores 1t became necessary to have
Der arrested and Officer Beach took her
il charge. At the intersection of King
snl Washington streets she resiste ! the
officer and took seat on the pave
nsHt Officer TIGER then came on the
scene and it was determined to press Il
hOrseleSs buggy which was in front of
Nr. James Patterson's stable into SER
vice The woman was placed in the
conveyance and a colored boy in the
shafts and the team started toward the
station house. By the time the lookup
WAS reached several hundred people
bad gathered. This morning the Of
.nier was fined S.. James Phillips,
i will be remembered, was cut in Mrs.
81rnss house several weeks ago by q
nan named Breen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-05-16
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
The Rockford, Ill.,, Match Co. assign.

| The Rockford, ILL.,, Match Co. assign.
ed to-day.
Many of the Fall River weavers will
strike on Monday because of dissatis-
faction.
Thos. Nay Pierce. president of the
Pierce Business College, Philadelphia,
died to-day.
Hon. Milton ]. Durham, Comptroller
of the Treasury under President Cleve.
Land, and Hon. John o. Hodges mad an
alteration in the editorial rooms of the
Lexington, KY, Leader this morning,
during which Hodges received a heavy
blow in the face. The belligerents were
parted, but it is said serious results may
follow.
Sayre Female Institute, founded in Lexing
ton, Ky, in 1854, will probably close its
doors as an educational institution after June
LIST. The Breckinridge-Po Pollard scandal is
said to be the direct cause. Madeline Pollard
Was pupil at this institute and Colonel
Breckenridge was member of the Board of
Trustees.
At New Haven, Conn, the jury in the case
of DR.. ]. E. Lee, charged with murder, re-
ported disagreement this morning and the
case was mol pressed and the doctor discharg-
ed. This is the third trial of DR.. Lee, who
was accused with DR.. Written of causing
death by malpractice.
The house occupied by Michael Harvey
near Backwater, Ont, was burned to-day and
two of his little daughters persisted. Harvey
and two other children were badly burned.
Henry Bollin, the embezzling treasurer of
Omaha, has heen sentenced to 10 years in the
ponitentiary and to pay $4,000 fine, dou-
Bile the amount of his embezzlement.
The remains Of John A. Cockerill, who died
recently in Egypt, reached New York to-day