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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-08
Infantry Regiments,

Tucson, Aug. 1.-THE order Of the Sec
rotary of War reducing infantry regiments
from ten to eight companies is beingput in
force in Arizona, and the two companies of
each regiment are being distributed among
the other eight companies. Army officers
declared that this order of the Secretary of
Var is violation Of law; that Congress is
the only power which can decrease the
number of companies in regiments. A
prominent officer said to-day: IF the
Secretary of War has power to reduce the
number to eight he has the power to re-
duce them to one, and thus reduce the
army to few companies. The increase or
decrease of the army requires an act of
circles over the action of the Secretary.
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Iafave,te Gnard.

The Lafayette Guards election for Off
GERS resulted as follows: President, E.
Remond; Vice-Presidents. j. Deuwell and
j. Games; Treasurer. A. Vauthier; Record
ing Secretary. Fl. Eche; Financial Seere-
tary, A. Launois; Captain, E. Graud First
Lieutenant, ]. Milly; Second Lieutenant.
F. Deleau; Sergeant-Major, L. Salvage;
Quartermaster Sergeant and Corporal, 81.
Eche and A. Duval; Color bearers. G. La
poulide and Reissinger; Orderly Sergeant,
A. Launois; Sergeants-C. Fleischel. j.
Bertrand, c. Keiffer and NJ. Vergez; Cor
porals-J. Bockmayer, l.. Antoine. j. Milly
and j. Lame; Drummers, D. Schneider and
G. Fournier; Cantinlere. Mile. Camel; Sur
geons, Drs. G. Gross and Dudley TAFT
Armorer, ID. Schneider
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Les Angeles Races.

Los ANGELES, Aug. THE races were
largely attended to-day, and the sport was
frst-elass. Peri won the Hollenbeck Hotel
stakes, with Midnight second and Santa
Ana third.
The five-eighths of a mile dash was run
in 1:O3A.
Six horses sported the silk in the South
ern California handicap for $1,000. Dan
Murphy led into the straight, but Carmen
won cleverly. Kildare finished third.
The three-quarters was run in :14h.
Glendine won the 2:27 trot. The fastest
heat was 2 :2312. Bob Mason won the third
heat by head, after a sensational finish.
Jim Leach was third and Danger fourth
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-08

1t is reported in police circles that
"Charles King" the young man for whom
the detectives are looking in connection
with the death by malpractice of Eva
Magee, is in reality Charles Keith, the son
of William Keith, an artist who has a
studio on Kearny street. King" or Keith.
has worked Tor several local engravers,
who know him only by the name of Keith.
Miss Magee died on July 2Sth from the
effects OF a criminal operation in a Teha ma-
street lodging-house, aud King" or Keith.
as soon as she was pronounced dead
fled and has not been since. He left
all his clothing and other effects at the
lodging-house and they are there vet
William Keith states that lie does not know
where his son is at present.
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Tho Wellington Strike

VICTORIA (B. c.. Aug. 7.-Both sides al
Wellington appear to have made up their
minds to a policy Of no surrender. The
usual procession was held this afternoon Ia
the most orderly manner, the officers keep
ing the road clear so as not to interfere
with vehicles or pedestrians. Before start
ing the crowd was addressed by G. w.
Rasure, the cowboy evangelist, and others,
who strongly advised a peaceful attitude.
The Dunsnuirs repeat that they will meet
a deputation of miners as miners, but will
In no wise recognize the union. Large
Quantities OF stores were served out last
night to the eVicted families.
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lone Races.

lone, Aug. 7.-Following are the results
of the third days races: In the first race,
a three-quarters of mile dash, Duke of
Milpitas was first, Altus second, Minnie B
third. Time, 1:1S.
The second race, one mile and repeat,
Tycoon won in two straight heats, Dave
Douglas second. Time, l :4S1s, :46z.
and repeat, Hawthorne won both heats.
Inkerman second, Strawbuck third, Lucky
Dan fourth. Time, 0:36R, 0:36h.
The fourth event was a special trotting
race. lone Maid was first. Jack the Rip
per second, Diamond third, Baldwin fourth.
Time, 3:l6, 3:1215
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Carried Down BY a Falling Wharf

SEATTLE, Aug. 7.-Milton McAuley, a
longshoreman, lost his life this evening by
a wharf giving way and carrying him down,
burying him under the rocks which he was
unloading. Nearly the whole cargo OF stone
had been piled on the wharf, and McAuley
Was stationed on top of the pile when,
without warning the wharf gave way nd
went down. He did not rise, and it is
supposed he is held down by stones.
Efforts 10 recover the body have so far
failed. McAuley was about 80 years of
age ana came from Wyman, Mich, two
months ago, where lie had wife and two
children
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BANQUET TO DELEGATES.
Over Three Hundred Guests Entertained
by No. So.

Over Three Hundred Guests Entertained
by No. So.
An open meeting of the Young Mems In
stitute No. 80 was held at SO OFarrell
street last night j. C. Ruddock presiding.
The following programme was rendered:
Address, J. q. Ruddock, Worthy President:
song, A. Nj. Thornton; recitation, Daniel O'COn.
nell; selection on French horn, l.. KnelI: song
b. j. Sc .berlich; address, J. f. Sullivan, Worthy
Grand President.
The assembly afterward marched to
Pioneer banquet hall, where they were
joined at the tables by their guests. the
delegates to the Grand Council and visiting
members. Over 800 were present at the
banquet, and the enjoyment was hearty
and universal. Speeches were made by
Augustus Den OF Santa Barbara and a num-
Der of the leading officials, and the applause
was always ready for any brilliant effort at
oratory.
The following are the officers of Y.M.I
No. 80:
President, J. c. Ruddock; First Vice. Presl-
dent, II. j. Murray: Second Vice President,
Thomas II. Fallon; Recording Secretary VIII.
lam L.. Wheelan; Corresponding Secretary,
James +. Kearny; Financial Secretary, William
Ii. RckaTd; Treasurer, NJ. Higgins; Aiarsnal,
George w. Newbert; Chairman OF Executive
Committee, Emmett Dunn.
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Beaten by HoodIums.

William Wing, railroad employe. was
taken to the County Hospital yesterday. in
a badly battered up condition. His face
was a mass of discoloration, caused by
heavy blows, and his body was black and
blue in many places. Wing says that he
was peacefully sitting in saloon, on the
corner of Howard and Third streets. when
a gang of hoodlums set upon him for no
apparent cause, and beat him with the L.
suit OF the injuries stated
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Schnnl Childean

SACRAMENTO, Aug 7-Complete returns
of the recent school census has been re-
ceived by State Superintendent Hoitt They
show an increase of COLT school children
since last year.
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The Frsderi. kso Murder rria,

oYsTERv1LLE, Aug. IA jury has been
secured in the case of John B. Rose, who is
on trial for assisting in the murder of the
venue TO Cnebalis County was granted in
the cases Of Edward Gibbons and George
Rose. The case will be tried at Montesano
in September
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Arrest of a Cantaiu and Engiuesr

PORTLAND. Aug IA deputy United
States Marshal returned to-day from Sins
law Bay, having in charge John Bergman,
captain, and William Lafley. engineer, Of
the steamer Lillian. The two officers are
charged with running a boat on Sinslaw
River without license.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-08

PORTLAND, Aug. To-day Detective
Joe Day arrived with two prisoners. One
is Harry E. Jones, who is accused Of feloni-
ously assaulting Mary Roberts, his thirteen
year-old stepdaughter and of stealing $1,000
from Mrs. Jones. The other is Albert Wei
max, who is charged with assaulting Lena
Geiger of Sellwood.
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ARKIED.

GREINER-DOWLING-In Oakland, August 6,
$780, by the Rev. j. ii. Thesis, Jacob George
Greiuer and Emma Martha bowling.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city. August Z.
1890 by the Rev. Dr. HSrcourt. George Leginger
TO Mate A. Anderson both OF Stockton, Cal.
MAYERS-KERRIGAN-In this city, August 4.
1890. by the Rev. Father Prendergast, Frederick
Mayors and Mamie Kerrigan.
KING-YoUNG-In this city, August 9, 1890, by
the Rev. w. &. Bond, Chin II. King and Ruth Mi
Young, both of San Francisco.
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Twn Charges of Forgery.

SAN DIEGO. Aug. IN. A. Meeks, who
was bound over to the Superior Court and
afterward taken out ON writ of habeas
cornus. was to-day again bound over on
two charges of forgery. Meeks forged the
SIGNATURES on two drafts. one for $500 being
cashed by the Consolidated Bank Of this
city.
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The Veterans at Coronado Beach.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. To-day ends the
encampment of the Grand Army of the Re-
public on Coronado Beach. although the
majority in attendance will pr0long their
stay until Monday next. Tonight sham
battle was given on the grounds and on
Glorietta Bay, fully 10000 people being in
attendance
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-08

SEATTLE, July Z. II dispatch from
franklin says: James Williams, a miner
of this place, went fishing this afternoon in
Green River, and while crossing the stream
on log fell and was drowned.
SPOKANE FALLss Aug. Emil King
was drowned while bathing in Lake Col.
vile to-day. He was good swimmer and
it is supposed he was seized with cramps,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-08
Mining Outfit for Vancouver Island

VICTORIA (B. c., Aug. 7-Lymans
Banks, n representative of Eastern capt.
talists, has bonded 1000 acres of land at Fort
Rupert, Vancouver Island, and has also
imported a complete coal-drlling outfit ana.
accompanied by experts, leaves tomorrow
by steamer Boscowitz to begin preliminary
operations.
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Highway Robbery:

MARTINEZ, Aug. Frank Soto, an en-
ploye in Benefits livery stable. was stood
up by three highwaymen last evening, on
the county road, near PachecO, and re-
leved of S25. The men were masked. The
Sheriff and posse are now securing the
country in search of them.
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Killed BY a Falling Tree.

SEATTLE, Aug. dwight Smith, four
teen-year-old son of Eben Smith. we'll
known attorney, was accidentally killed in
the woods near Lake Washington this
morning by tree falling on him. He was
spending his vacation on the farm of a
friend.
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Railroad Building.

MARTINEZ, Aug. 7.-Surveyors are at
work on the new road of the Southern Pa
cifc Company from this place on to Liver
more. There are about fifteen men working
at present. There is no doubt but what
this line will be built Immediately.
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nemccratio palao ates.

SAN JOSE. Aug. THE Democratic dele
gates to the State Convention to-day elected
Mayor S. N. Rucker Chairman, and on the
request OF the delegates of several other
equities that Chairman be recommended,
James I. Murphy was unanimously chosen.
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Railroad Washouts.

TUCSON. Aug. Tucson is cut off from
the East on account of railroad washouts.
There has been no train for five days. The
break cannot be repaired before Sunday.
The storm of last night cut off the Cali
forna trains. The damage to the Southern
Pacitie Company is over Sl5O,OO0.
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Nine Thousand Dollars for q no, III.

New YORK, Aug. Last fall Charles
Myers, who was training Vanderbilt's bird
dogs, was bitten by the latter's big mastiff,
Wallace. The dog lacerated MYERS arm
and leg badly and nearly killed him. Van.
derbllt cabled that he should be cared for
and when he recovered last Nav Mvers
called on Vanderbits lawyer to plead his
case and received $1,000. Vanderbilt had
already paid $4,000 for attendance and care
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-08

Corps; Senior Vice, Mrs. ]. Fl. Jones of
Heintzelman Corps; Junior Vice. Mary +.
Cook of Malvern Hill; Treasurer, Sarah A.
Nudge of Los Angeles; Chaplain, Marian
BruusOn
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-08
OBITUARY Y.
SIMON +. JONES,


Simon l.. Jones. the well-known auc-
tioneer and commission merchant, died yes
terday morning at his residence, 1916 Hyde
street, after short illness. Deceased was
one of the oldest business men in the city.
He came here in 1851 from Texas, and
entered into partnership with I'll. A. Cobb
in the general auction business at 207 and
209 California street. The firm dealt in
teas, rice and Oriental products especially.
In 1856 Mr.. Cobb having engagements in
Europe, the partnership was dissolved, and
Mr.. Jones continued in the business and
was favored with great prosperity until the
firm of S. l.. Jones & Co. became one of the
leading ones of the mercantile community.
A lew years ago the old brick building In
which the firm was located was torn down
and the present handsome structure erected
in its stead. AS business man Mr.. Jones
name became synonym for honesty aud
integrity, and his friends were legion.
He was one of the first members
OF the Chamber of Commerce, and was also
prominently identified with the Produce
Exchange and the Board of Trade. He
leaves one son, Everett D. Jones, VINO
latterly was partner in the firm, and who
will now conduct the business. Deceased
was native of Wales, aged II years and 8
months. He leaves an estate worth about
$500, 900, consisting of many fine pieces OF
property, including ranch in San Mateo
County. The funeral will take place on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock from his
late residence The flag on the Merchants
Exchange was placed at half-mast yester-
day in respect to his memory, and the fol-
lowng-named firms will, cut Of the same
respect, close their respective places OF
business tomorrow, the day of the funeral:
Mannheim, Marks. Anglo-American Crock
cry Co.. Cert, Schloss & Co., r. A. Swain &
Co.. Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co., j.
Strauss & Co., L. Altschul & Co., A. May
field IL Co. Shortly before the morning
President Barry Baldwin called the MEM
bers to order and in feeling terms an
nounced to them the death of their fellow
member. On motion, a committee of three.
consisting Uf Messrs. Balfour, Laws and
Bannister. was appointed to draft appro-
pirate resolutions of confidence. The COM
mittee will report TO the Exchange at the
morning session to-day.
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has voluntarily petitioned the Superior
Court to be adjudged an insolvent debtor.
His liabilities foot up $3.50; no assets
Among the items under the head of liabili-
ties are $1,000 borrowed money, and 5000 as
a surety on an appeal bond
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Bumor.d Sale of a Railroad.

WALLA WALLA, Aug. IA rumor is
afloat that the Oregon and Washington
Railroad 0he Hun: road has been sold to
the Union Pacific. The rumor is not gen.
orally credited. though many regard the re-
port as probIble.
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San niegn,s Raisin Crnn.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. Tt is estimated that
the raisin crop of this county this season
will be $4,000 boxes, 100000 of which will
come from Ell CajOn. Chicago dealers have
contracted for all the CsJ0n crop, paying %
per cent over last years price.
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Wnman,a Relief Cnrns.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. Z. - The Woman's Re-
lief Corps at its session elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Retta L. Mason Of Dan Bidwell
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Berserker's Tins.

New YORK, Aug. 7.-Berserker's tips on
the Saratoga races: First race, Laughter
or Lord Harry; second race, Fellowship or
Gerty d; third race, Fairy Queen or
Ofalece; fourth race, Ocypete or Lady
Pulsifer; fifth race, Sallie o or Hopeful.
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Records Lowered

INDEPENDENCE Qowa), Aug. 7.-Phe-
nomcnal work was done to-day at the Rusk
Park track. Manager by Nutwood, broke
the two-year-old pacing record, lowering it
from 2:20A to 2:19R. Barnhart, full
brother to Allerton, lowered his record from
2:29A to 2:22A.
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TRACK EVENTS.
Firenzi Defeats Tenny in the Freehold
Stakes at Monmouth.

MONMOUTH, Aug. IA large crowd was
in attendance to-day, the drawing card be-
ing the fourth race, Freehold stakes, dis
lance one and half miles, the contestants
for which were Tenny, the crack horse of
the East; Firenzi, representing California.
and Judge Morrow. Morrow was scratched,
and the struggle was again one between
California and the East Tenny was the
favorite in the betting having captured the
Eatontown stakes from FirenZi last Satur-
day. The race proved very exciting, Firenzi
passing under the wire head in the lead.
Following are the results:
First race, one mile, Chaos won, Defaulter
second, Bella B third. Time, AZ.
Second race Camden stakes for two-year-
olds), three-quarters of mile, kildeer won,
Peter second, Florimore third. Time,
:15A.
Third race Trenton stakes for three-year-
olds), one mile and furlong, Clarendon
won, Kempland second. Maxim colt third.
Fourth race Freehold stakes for three
year-ods(, one and half miles. This race
was fast one, being within quarter of
second of the record FirenZi won, Tenny
second. Time, 2:S3A.
Fifth race three year-olds and upward,
seven furlongs. Newburg won, Kern Sec
ond. GRAY Dawn third. Time, LEX.
Sixth race, one mile and a furlong, Girl
maldi won, Sluggard second. Cleaning
third. Time, l so.
sSeventh race (maidens). one mile, Jennie
V FLY won, Chesapeake second, Donley
third. Time, :44A.
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A CHASTITY SIGHT.
Runaway Accident at a FGne-
raj in Seattle.
The HearS0 Demolished and the Corpse
Thrown Into the Street.
/ Chinaman Arrested In Stockton on a
Charge Of Conspiracy Against
Fellow COun.rymal.
Special Dispatches TO TIE MonNrse CALI

SEATTLE, Aug. IA terrible accident
occurred at funeral here this afternoon
Miss Lille Young, the seventeen-year-old
daughter of a laboring man, died yes
terday,. and the funeral occurred to-day.
As the father was too poor to engage
a carriage he and Rev. Mr.. Anderson, who
was to conduct the services at the grave,
rode to the cemetery on the hearse with the
undertaken The team became frightened
and ran away. The hearse was demolished
and the coffin broken open, exposing the
body of the dead girl. Rev. Mr.. Anderson
and the father of the girl we're both thrown
under the horses feet. and the former was
knocked insensible, while the latter sus-
tanned many bruises. Another coffin was
procured and the body buried.
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George T. Coulter, formerly prominent
mining man of this city, died on Tuesday at
ST. Mary's Hospital after a long and severe
illness. He was a native of Baltimore, Md,
and about As years of age. The deceased
was the promoter of the Sierra Buttes
Company, which he floated in London and
which for so many years proved profitable
investment to the shareholders. He was
identified with many other enterprises, both
in this State and Nevada. where he was ac-
credited with holding a large interest in
mining ground adjoining the COmstock. He
made some money out of the sale of the Au-
rora mines of Nevada in London a few
years ago, but this was his last transaction.
Mr.. Coulter was prominently connected in
England, being a nephew of the late
Thomas McCalmont of London, the head of
the firm which until lately held heavy
mortgage on the Sutro Tunnel. He leaves
a widow, who is well known in literary
circles both here and in New York, and
where she now resides.
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CHARLES H. SMITH.

Charles II. Smith of the Liverpool and
London and Globe Insurance Company's
agency died at his mothers residence in
this city of consumption, on Tuesday, after
of age and was born in this city. He had
been in the employ of the Liverpool Com
pany since lie was boy 10 years of age and
had worked his way up TO be head book
keeper. He was buried yesterday after
noon and large circle of mourning friends
attended the funeral Deceased was a
member of Fidelity Lodge, Ancient Order
of Workmen and also of the knights of
Honor.
COUNTESS wALDSTEIN.
Countess Waldstein, daughter of the
PRINCE of Mattarnich Is deal
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Fire at Snnkana Fal1a
Under an Assumed N.m.

SPOKANE FALLS. Aug. IA fire occurred
to-day In the carriage-house of La ng & Co. !:
loss, $4,000; mostly insured.
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BUFFALO, Aug The races to-day re-
suited as follows:
First race, 2:27 trot for $4,000, Dawson
won, Almont Wilkes second, Abbie V. third,
Keokee fourth. Best time, 2:19A.
Second race, free-for-all pace, for $1,000,
Hal Pointer won, Gossip Jr. second, Emma
third. Best time, 2:16A.
Third race, 2:lS trot for $1,000. Alfred S
won. Mocking Bird second, Lady Bullion
third, Hendrys fourth. Best time, 2:17H.
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MAGEE-In this city. August 8. $780, to the wife OF
X. j. Magee, a son.
TODD-In South San Francisco. August 8. 1890, to
the wife OF DR.. d. b. Todd,
TROY-In South San Francisco August 3, 1890, to
the wife OF c. p Troy, a daughter.
QUIRK-In South San Francisco, August 4, $780,
to the wife Of John Quirk, a son.
BROWNIE this city. August Z, 1890, to the wife
of Matthew Brown, a son.
SHEEHAN-In this city, July 81, 1890, to the wife
of Charles Sheehan, daughter.
McCRYSTLE-in this city, August 4, 1880, to the
wife OF w. H. McCrystle a sou.
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Saratoga Results.

SARATOGA On. ", Aug. First race,
six furlongs, Worth won, Stryke second,
Princess Limp third. Time. 1:15h.
Second race, one mile. Reclare won. Ran
-ocas second, Lady Pulsifer third. Time,
AZ
Third race, Merchants stakes, one mile
and five furlongs, Los Angeles won, Rhono
second, Lavinia Belle third. Time, $3.50
Fourth race, one mile and furlong, Will
fred won, Hamlet second, Clio third.
Time. :57h.
Fifth race, one mile, Carrie G. won, Marie
K second, White Nose third. Time, ;43A.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

TBirth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either OF the publication offices aud be Endorsed
with the and residence Of persons authorized
to have the same published
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-08

ID. r. Cresweil Is InsoIvent.
David Porter Creswell, Superintendent
Of the Overland Freight Transfer Company,
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Suits TO Order for $40.

ID ECEIVED A SPLENDID LINE OF REM
IL nants, from which make elegant suits to order
for $l5. Lately received many applications-I
suppose from country taors, signed with names
which are not TO be found. To avoid this will
only send samples and self-measurement on receipt
of 81 deposit, which money Will be returned II
samples do not suit. LEON LEMOS,
Merchant Tailor, 1925 Market ST.. opposite odd Fell
lows Building. myl4 cod Sp II