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DoOMsDAY Is PAST.

The 14th of April has come and gone.
People who needed the admonition to 50 fee
10 the mountains will return with dimin-
isAed self-respeet. 1t is not pleasant to be
made fool of, even by clever schemers, and
the unpleasanness is intensified when the
schemers are Of low order Of intelligence
There have been f, W manifestations of be-
lief in the predictions Of the Oakland
cTauks, but very much more mental uneasi-
ness. a good many people thought it just
possible that there might be something in
il. The Bible records visions and direct
communication between the Creator and
chosen people and it seemed possible that
what had been true at a former period
might be true at the present day. There is
little use Of reasoning against a vague ap-
pTehensi0n. 1t is not possible to demon
strate that prediction willnot be fulfilled.
The apprehension is not removed by show
ing that the pretended prophet is turning
the delusi0n he has inspired to his own
financial benefit. The feeling still remains
that the prophecy may turn out TO be true.
Ii is a question to what extent people who
make prophesying a business should be per-
mitted to practice their receptions. There
Is q general feeling against any infringe
meut upon the freedom of conscience or of
speech and there is always a difficulty in
determining what is real and what is sham.
When man who is otherwise sane de-
clares that he had vision no one can prove
that he does not believe what he has stated.
Any action Of the law which savOrs of per-
secution is certain to create sympathy and
shus gives Importance to rawlings which
might otherwise pass unnOiiced. Blu. if
these disturbing predictions are renewed,
as they probably viii be, and future date
fixed for the disaster, it might be we'll to
exercise the undou5ted right of the public
TO protect its weaker members. Whether
these pretended prophets are seli-deluded
or designing schemers may not be readily
dem onstrated, but the authorities will be
upheld in protecting the community from
further impositions of this character.
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EDITORIAL NOTES,

The Supreme Court of the United States
has affirmed the decision of the Circuit
Court in the celebrated habeas-corpus case
of David Neagle, the Deputy Marshal who
shot and killed David S. Terry while he
was in the act of assauting Justice Field.
The opinion was delivered by Justice
Miller, Justice Field being absent. This
finally disposes of all proceedings against
Neagle.
The Eastern cranks who prophesied that
Chicago and Milwaukee were to have been
destroyed by food yesterday were as far off
in their prophecy as were their fellow
cranks in Oakland. People who make an
nouncements such as these ought to be
placed where they could rave to their hearts
content without their rawlings being made
public.
Large farms are drug in the market of
Australia. Recently a tract of land, to-
gether with 10000 buffaIoes, 1900 head of
cattle and 500 Timor ponies, was offered
for sale by auction, but no one, in Mel
bourne, where the property was to be
auctioned of, bid for it.
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AN AMERICAN POLICY.

Senator ingalls, is reported as saying that
the Polar Sea should be the northern
boundary Of the United States, and the in
terecean canal the southern boundary. The
Kansas Senator does not probably expect
to realize that Folicy in his own lifetime.
He has outlined what may happen in the
future. The Polar Sea boundary is not,
perhaps, beyond the reach Of the present
generation. Mexico and Central America
are, in point Of time, further off. 1t is not
easy to imagine the condition of things that
would induce Mexico to Join her fortunes
with those of the United States. Under
any form union with the United States
would wound Mexico's national pride. 1t
would be absorption rather than union.
Mexico is an independent nation with vast
natural resources, and there is 40 reason
now apparent why she should not continue
10 develop those resources on her own ac-
count. With Canada the outlook is differ
emf. She is rapidly outgrowing her present
condition of dependency, and will soon
choose between Independence as a separate
ration and union with the United States.
Material interests draw them this way.
There is no known sentiment on the part of
the people which seriously bars the way to
union. The line between the two countries
is imaginary. Railroad lines are woven in
and out according to the lay of the land.
The bonding privilege as practced permits
Canadian roads to carry goods from one
American town to another, in the face of
law which denies to vessels the same pryi-
lege Natural forces combine to draw the
two countries together, and no insurmount-
able obstacle stands in the way. The Pan
American Conference will, without doubt,
draw the several nations of this continent
closer together. 1t is, perhaps, as well for
a time that there should be no proposition
of purely political character to detract
from the influences which the conference
might otherwise exert Both Mexico and
the Republic of Central America will be
better friends with the United States if
there is no talk OF annexation to excite
their jealousies.
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RHODE ISLAND.

1t is proha able that the Democrats will
have better opinion of the Australian
system OF voting, now that they have car
ried Republican State under it. The va
cancies In the Rhode Island Legislature
have been filled, and the Democrats have
majority This iDsures the election of Da-
Wis, the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor. The loss of the State is due in part
TO the demand of New England manufac-
turers for free raw material There is a
very slight change in the number of votes
cast for each ticket, butt serves to measure
the strength of the free raw material clique
in the Republican party. The temperance
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NEW MASONIC TEMPLE.
Articles of Incorporation FiIed-A Vine
yard Company.

ArtIcleS OF incorporation Filed-A N1ne-
yard Company.
The following articles of incorporation
have been fled in the County Clerks
Office
Masonic Temple Association: Drectors-Asa
r. Wells, T. r. Mason. +. j. French, ". s.
Phelps, F. W. Van Sicklen, Mendel Esberg H.
J. Sadler, James IL. Jennings, H. N Tiden, Z.
+. Robinson, Aaron DOud, Columbus Water
b ouSe, August Drueker, Antonio Daneri John
|. Sabin, w. q. Winter. John Center. Charles f.
CrocKer, James &. Walker, II. 1. Graves, John
Hammond. 5. w. Levy. Charles l.. Field. T. Y.
Hathaway, George {. Perkins, Edward Coleman.
X. II. Lloyd, b. r Flint, f. W. sumner ana A.
Powell. Capital stock, 81 SOC, 600, divided into
10000 shares; $4,000 has been subscribed
The object OF The organization is 10 erect build
Ing In which Masonic meetings may be held.
Parker Vineyard Company: Directors
Thomas T. Winter, John D. " inter, homas S.
Winter, Robert III. Blake and II. K. Ashton Fry.
Capital stock 100000, divided into 10000
shares. The company is formed for frui-rais-
ing, tfuit drying and preserving, manufacturing
wines and other liquors, and carrying on 4 gen-
erai business IN connection Herewith.
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s1-RsCRIPTIoN RATES 4:

DAILY CALL Gncuding sundays, So per year by
n all postpaid Is cents per week, or IS cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL, five
copies hree months, So %. SUNDAY CALL twelve
Jases), 81 90 per year. postpaid SUNDAY CALL
Ill d WEEKLY CALL 50 80 per year, postpaid.
LEkLN CALL teight pases), 81 25 per year, post
laid Clubs OF ten (sent to one address,, $40.
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Another Writ for Knott,

Justice Thornton of the Supreme Court
yesterday ordered writ Of habeas corpus
to issue in favor of w. W. Knott return
able On the oath inst. Knott was convicted
of conspiracy in connection with certain
articles published in a paper called the En-
terprise and was sentenced, with others, to
be fined and imprisoned for the Offense.
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Bailey on Trial Again.

The trial of Thomas Bailey was begun
yesterday before Judge Van ReynegOm on
a charge of feloniously assaulting Jane
Lane on February %, 1886 He has been
tried for the crime several times, in every
instance the jury disagreeing. When the
jury was impaneled the taking of testimony
was continued yesterday until next Mon
day. owing to the illness Of Juror c. a.
Powell.
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Ee5 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock T. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES; 10 Market
street, near Kearny open until u o'clock midnight;
S99 Hayes street, open until ESQ o'clock; COB
IaTkin street, open untn $3.50 olock, and 25lS
Mission street Oman until Q O'Clock p. NJ
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question as usual had some influence in
State election. One element the Repub-
licans had to contend against was the tariff
reform tendencies of the leading paper in
the State, which has been classed as Repub-
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ANDERsoN's DRESS SUIT.-Louls J. Ander-
son has sued Albert Wichrowski, tailor, to re-
cover Slo0, the value of black dress suit
which he left with the defendant for repairs. hui
which Tho latter refuses TO return.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-15

ODD and slightly damaged ornaments very
cheap on bargain counters at Nathan, Dohrmann
& Co.'s, 100 Suffer street
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AuCrIoN sALEs rn-DAY.

FURN1TuRE.-By Chas. Levy, at $50 California
ST.. Al 10 O'Clock
FuRNIruRE-By Geo. F. hanson ct COS Buchan-
ST., II O'Clock.
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FOR Two YALyEs.-Louis Duvall was COM
mtied to the House Of Correction by Judge
Lawer yesterday for sixty days for stealing two
brass valves valued al 81 80.
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JUDGMENTS AFFIRMED.-Judge Van Reyne-
gom ahmed Judgment in five appeal cases OF
Chinese yesterday. In each Of these The appel
liant was fined $500 for visiting a gamb ling
nOuse
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

SIGNAL SERVICE L. 5. ARMY,A
DIVISION THE PACIFIC,
san FRANCISCO, April Il, 1S9O-5 p. MI
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer IS highest in Washington and is
lowest in Arizona. The temperature has generally
risen: the weather has everywhere been fair.
Forecast Till s =. VI. Tuesday
For California FAIR weather; noIthwesterly
winds; warmer.
Tor Oregon and Washington - Fair weather:
nofthwesterly winds; warmer. J. Z. Manifold.
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a LITTLE MEDICINE OF THE RIGHT KIND, taker
at the right time, is invaluable That means Carter.
Little Liver Pills. and take them now.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-15

If you are tired taking the large, old-fashIoDed
gripping pills. try Carers Little Liver Pills and
take some comfort. A man cam island everything.
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THE use of Angostura Bitters excites the appetite
and keeps the digestive organs in order. Dr. j. o.
Siegert Sons. sole manufacturers At all druggists.
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Any Of our patrons VITO Had TO find The
K0RHiHG CALL for sale BY train-boys wh
oonfer a favor BY Notifying This Office Of The
forf
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To RECOVER A DEBT.-Tbe Grangers' Bank
OF California has brought suit against the j. X.
Heating estate TO recover a debt OF Sl2.3l5 30.
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J.F.CUTTER's OLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all hrst-class druggists and
gr0eers. Trade maTk-star within a snleld.
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MISS Flora Batson, the "colored Jenny Lind"
sings to night at Central Methodist Church. Mis-
sion stIeet, between Sixth and Seventh.
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For BREACH OF CoNTRACT.-Suit was be
gun yesterday by CIaybrough. Golcher & Co. to
recover 1893 damages from X. NIshimura & Co.
for breach Of contract for the delivery of 1000
japanese poles, valued at 1927 so.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-15

a wELL-KNowS Boston lady says: Every spring
take Hoods Sarsaparilla and know nothing OF
that terrible tired feeling prevalent that sea-
Of the year" Give this medicine a trial.
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LBS. choice cream mixed candies. in japanese
baskets, for 50e. Townsend's. G27 Palaee.
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DRESS goods Tor sc at 1o5 Fifth street. .

ADAIR WELcKER, attorney att law, has re
moved to Berkeley.
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pUBLICATIoN oFFICE

THE MORNING CALL
Eas larger circulation THAN any other
newspaper published in Sap Francisco.
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LOUISIANA SUGAR still down. 10 rs White and
- lbs Light Brown Sugar for 81. Choice Ranch
Butter, 25e per roll. AT Sbarboro d Co., 531
Washington street.
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NOTICES or MEETISGs

HIGHLAND Brand OF MIX is absolutely pure and
unsweetened. Unequaled as infants food.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


A DVICE FREE; DIVORCES A SPECIALITY;
n privately; 10 days. legal everywhere; no
charge unless successful; probate, collections, etc.
responsible attorneys; all courts terms reasonable
established yrs. q. w. HOWE, 30 Kearny st. 10 IT
A DYICE FREE; DIVORCE A SPECIAL TY; CAN
n be obtained In one day, privately legal every
where; terms liberal; no charge unless successful:
probate, insolvency, collections etc. T. ENGLEY
Attorneys Association. II kearny St mr9 II
w w. DAVIDSON, ArroRNEY-AT-LAW, 400
w California St. Rooms 14-l5; advice free d3 tr
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.


su. NJ +. ~. Tn. +. :. Moons Phases
j , 3 . u April 9Th.
- -- - - -- ~ Full Moon.
s. q 5 9 10 II u
n - -- - - - - April 18th
i3 Il IS 10 II Is IS ~ Last Quarter.
% 81 20 % u Of. % a April 18th.
~ New Moon.
80 9 = ~ ~ April 26th.
~ First Quarter.
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HUSBANDS CALoINED ADMINISTRATIONS
first premium medals awarded. More agreeable
TO The taste and smaller dose than other mag
nesla. For sale in bottles only with United
States Government registered label attached
without which none is genuine. AT druggists
and country stores.
CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINATIoNs.-P. I. Riley,
Clerk Of the Board Of Civil Service Examiners
says that the result OF the late examinations for
positions In The CustOn-hOuse Will be made
known about the last OF this mouth.
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DOR sALEl CHEAP; TWO COUNTERS; VERY
cheap. Apply Grocery, cor. Hickory ave. aud Bu-
Cbanan = S-s
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OAKLAND WANTS.

OAKLAND Y-ADYERTISEMENT AM
~ subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
OmceoI THE MORNING CALL, S57 Broadway near
6eyenthst ONCE hours A. NJ 10 y r NJ
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FoR a Disordered Llver ~ BEEcnAM,s PI1rs.
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STORAGE.

pACIFIC STORAGE CO.. soi STOCKTON Sr
4 furniture ana merchandise; advances made Is II
EURNII ORE STORED : STERLING FURNT
l. ture Co. 1893, 1041 Market, Rosenthal Bldg. 4 tf
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS SITUATION;
" cook, wash and iron 2409 Clay, rear. apl4 PTS
EuRsT-CLAss DREsS-MAKER LIKE MORE EN-
l. gagements in families; good cutter and filter;
by day or week. 2O7 Sixth St, In bakery. ap14 Ste
WANTED = SITUATION BY MIDDLE- AGED
w woman working housekeeper; no objection
to country; reference 1871 Market ST.; call Mon
Gay ana I1es9ay apl4 2t*
Young CoLoRED WOMAN AS oUsFK EFPFR
i for widower or bachelor gentleman: would
take any other work. Call 1905 Clay st. apis 3t*
YOU'VE LADY DESIRES SITUATION AS AS
L slstant book-keeper, cashier or copyist Address
A. C.. Box 80, CALL Branch once. apI3 3t@
ID EsPECrABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION
III 10 cook or general homework; lately from the
East. Please call at Ivy ave., bet. Polk and Van
Ness. apis 3t<
PROFESSIONAL NURSE; REFERENCES FROM
l. best physicians and families in the city; will
make country engagements during summer months.
1850 flne 81. apl3 7t*
L7IRsT-cLAss GERMAN-AMERIOAN COOK:
L hotel preferred; city country. Address rs
Bush ST, in rear. apl3 3t*
A MEXICAN WOMAN WANTS POSITION AS
charge; will for the sick; good reference
city or country. 1924 Ellis st. apiS 3t*
pEsPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A PLACE no
HI work by the day, do Washing Address n L,
Box al, CALL Office. ap13 st
Y DUNG GIRL WANTS SITUATION. WORK BY
day, take care child or wait on lady. Wall ST..
OF jackson, between Leavenworth and Hyde. I3 3t*
CITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID OR TAKING
- care OF children by thoroughly experienced
girl; objection to country; frstclass references
Call Monday at 1882 Pine st. apl3 3t$
CITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
- German lady. who is fond of children to do sew
ing and assist in general. Address o. Box 147,
CALL Branch Office. apis 3ts
w ANTED-SITUATIoN HOTEL HOUSEKEEP-
W er; hrst-clasS hotel references furnished. Adj
dress Il. NJ D., Box lO4, CALL Branch Office. IL ITS
M ANTED BY YOUNG LADY BOOX-KEEPER
w years experience. position in ONCE; compe-
tent aud rellabe references. Address L. E.. Box
100, CALL Branch ONCE ape If
ID ESPECTABLE CoLoRED WOMAN WISHES A
III situation as hrst-claSs cook in small hotel or
clearinghouse: good references. Call or address
MRS. ID. JONES, In the of 4i9 Jessie st. 1918
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LOST.


OST-APRIL 10TH, FROM RICHARDS PAS
j. ture, Golden City House, San Bruno road, sorrei
stud (colt) Finder will receive reward by return
ing to above. apis 2t*
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. FARM-HANOS WANTED, S25 to $50; horse
q sheer for country; blacksmith for city; Iaboring
men, $50; quarryman hostler for private family
S25; mixers; 100 railroad laboreTs 81 to So so a
day; cook for country, 500 2 hotel waters $50;
third cook, $40; cook, S75; cook, $50. r. r.
WARD& Co., $40 Clay st. 1t
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w MISUNDERSTANDING COOK 500; NIGHT
w cook for cohee-house 50 a week; man to work
on small ranch, 500; restaurant dish-washer near
city, SIS; second dish-washer for hotel (German)
500; boy to wait at table in country hotel SIS:
jobbing gardener, city $50: book-binder city; ap-
prentice waiter (6erman for irst-class restaurant
near city, $40 and found, ETC., at DELORAIE q AN
DRE'S, 800 SuSter st, II
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WANTED-YoUNG NURSE FOR SICK LADY,
- $50; German nurse; governess and sewing
S2O; German and Swedish cooks, $50, S25 and 80
nousework-girls, good wages. MRS. ELLEN, 206
Stockton st. lt*
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IA ANTED-A WOMAN TO ATTEND TO LADIES
w in Hannah bath. $25; mattresses for city
and country $50. Apply this morning before IL
O'Clock at HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny. 1t
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9 FIRST-CLASS WALTERS FOR FIRST-CLASS
. country hotel $35 and free fare must have
dress salts: waiter restaurant, city $40;
waiter, restaurant, north, $50 and room and free
fare; hrst-caSs hotel porter, Santa Cruz, $50 and
free fare; coiored bell-boy $50. G. X. HANSEN &
CO., no Geary ST. apI5 IL
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- Notice The Officers and .>NlaIy>,
TX members OF Parker Lodge, No. SS3fSS<<.
124, l. o. o. f., hereby notified to ~
attend the next regular meeting OF the '//InH>'-
lodge TUESDAY EVENING, April 18th The cleo
ton OF representatives the Grand Lodge will take
place and a full attendance is requested BY order
ARTHUR BAKER, n. g..
HENRY J. HYLAND, X. 5. apis 81
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRS-ESTATE OF MAR
~ GARET BOYLE, deceased. Notice is hereby
given by the undersigned JOHN j. BOYLE as adj
Illustrator of the estate of MARGARET BOYLE.
deceased to the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication OF this notice to the said
administrator, at the law Office OF WIN. X. McGREW
Room IL, No. 307 Sansone street, San Francisco,
California, the same being his place for the ransac-
ton OF the business of the said estate the City
and County of San Francisco, State OF California,
JOHN j. BOYLE,
Administrator OF the estate of Margaret Boyle, de-
ceased.
Dated San Francisco March 81 1890.
VIM. X. McGREw, Attorney for Administrator Stu
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- Pacific Lodge, No. 80, +. and a
Gs~S A. M.-Oficers aud members are noti- n
fed TO attend a called meeting THIS CrUES- x Y
sharp. All members in good standing invited. BY
order of the A. VI.
anl5 IL GEORGE PENNINGTON. Secretary.
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z PLAIN CARPENTERS FOR COUNTRY. LONG
job, 81 4 day and found; dairyman, SS5, see boss
here farmers, $25 and $685. laborers city, 81 80
day: blacksmith, SO a day; miners, $40 and
found; bouk-binder; mixer, $50. @. X. HANSEN
q CO., ITO Geary ST. 1t
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MANTED-2 CHARCOAL BURNERS 81 day;
" aborers near city 81 day, long job; 4 mixers
$50 and $50; farmers; chore-boy on a ranch, SIS;
butter-Inaker cooks, walters and kitchen hands at
W. ID. EVER 4 Co. 62B Clay st
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WANTED = PROTESTANT COOK, INSTITU-
w ton, $25; German governess, $50; German
second girls $40 and $25 French infants nurse.
country, $50; hotel cooks city and country, S25;
waitress to take charge, $40; chambennaid and
waitress $50. and over so girls for cooking and
housework. 500 $25 and $50; 25 young girls for
light housework aud waiting $l2, $l6 ana S18 APP
ply to J. +. CRoSErr & CO., 202 Stockton ST. 1t
: GERMAN AND SWEDISH GIRLS FOR up
y stairs work 500. s25 cooks, $50. 1885, girls
for homework. $50, $25; girls 10 assist, $l2 TO
$40; nurse-girs and others. b. MAGNUSoN CO.,
106 Stockton st. apis 1t*
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FIANOs. YIoLINs. ETC-

Q7R l GOOD TONE PIANO; Z OCTAVE;
u u. standard maker. w. q. BADGER, 725
Market apl4 IL
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