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EDITOKIAL NOTES.

Salisbury's remODstrance to the Porte against
the Armenian outrages should have been made
earlier. 1t looks though the slightest
blunder would preclpitate collision the far
reaching extent OF which no one can FORE
tell. The accounts of recent ontrages
mail and by cable, provoke shudder.
The late massacre OF Christians by Arnauis
in Old Seryia is pronounced the most frlghtful
episode since Batak. Driven from home they
sought safely iii flight 10 Serya, but they were
waylaid and shot down. Who can describe the
indignities to which the women and girls were
subjected? Those who fought their brutal
assailants were mutlated and finally
dragged to the prison at MiIrovtza. This is but
a sample OF the horrors attributed to Turkish
misrule in Albania. In Armenia the condition
OF affairs is such that IL a change Is not speedily
made for the better, the signatory powers 10 the
Berlin treaty may be called upon to interfere,
unless Russia sees fit TO take the initiative.
Advees from COrea show that the recent sen.
satioGal report regarding the landing OF Ameri-
can marines was greatly exaggerated. They ex-
plain that owing TO political crisis, in part
caused by the pressure of the Chinese represent
alive upon the King, number of marines were
landed at Chemulp0 from the Swatara ana
marched to Seoul, where they were merely quar-
tered al the United States Legation. Japanese
marines were also landed at tile time This COP
firms the view taken OF the affair by the State
Department
The lIdiugs OF the birth Of the Duke Of
Sparta's sen and heir are attended by the report
that King George of Greece had decided TO abdi-
cafe in favor of the Duke in December. 1t is
stated that at The time OF the marriage of the
Duke OF Sparta 10 Princess Sophie OF Prussia
the early retirement of King George In favor OF
his son was OF the conditions of the En-
peror's consent TO the alliance. Affairs so
unsettled In Turkey that the new King OF Greece
may live to see bis sceper extended over some
of the PoTte's dependencies Just as his father
did by the treaty OF Berlin.
The report that Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria
had determined to abdicate provoKes little sur
Prise. AT a family council it is reported the
matter was fully discussed with the above re-
suit. Since the execution OF Major Panitza
Prince Ferdinand has displayed no rash eager
ness TO return 10 the little principally that has
had such an eyeniful history in recent years.
Southern object ors 10 the Federal Election Bill
overlook one remarkable fact The measure Is
merely supervisory one and will not have the
least effect when an election is honestly con-
Quoted.
The Lake Pepln horror is likely to result In the
thorough inspection oil all life-preservefs used
on excursion boats of all kinds. 1t is reported
that the life-preservers OF the Inflated Sea Wing
instead OF being buoyant were as bad as so much
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woMAN's OWN srHERE.

Mr.. Gladstone is reported as c9ngratu-
iating women on the advance which has
been apparent of late years in the position
OF women, and as looking for still greater
changes in the future, but he adds that
ANY attempt to alter fundamentally the
relations the Almighty himself has estab-
lshed by drawing women out of their own
sphere into mans will never succeed" II
Mr.. Gladstone would define the relations
between men and women which the
Almighty has established. the conclusion
would not be resisted that such relations
would not be fundamentally changed. But
beyond tile fact of sex those relations do
not seem to be definable. There was a
period in the worlds history when women
were the slaves of men, doing mental work
while the lord andmaSter did the lounging
and fighting. Customs changed slowly; in
time man Yolu ntarily took the pack off
his wife's shoulders and strapped it upon
his own. This was the first great step in
civilization. The woman, whom Nature
had made inferior in physical strength to
man, was relieved from servitude and grad
ually accorded the social pre-eminence she
now possesses. But the limitation placed
upon the pursuits women might follow was
still q bar to equality. A woman who had
not claim to support from man had
about as hard time as in the barbarous
days when her servitude was one of law
rather than of condition. OF late years we
have women in all departments of industry.
There does not seem to be anything they
cannot do. They teach better than men
and preach quite as well; they practice
medicine and law with success. They
carry off the highest honors at our colleges,
and In some departments of athletic exer-
cises they are leaders rather than followers.
Some of the most daring gymnasts in the
world are women. They do not seem to
lack strength or courage when these quail
ties are developed. Looking along this line
of progress it is difficult to say precisely
what Providence intends to be woman
true sphere. The ordinary Limitation is
that man or woman may do anything he
or she can do about as well as anybody
else. II woman may teach in our schools,
plead at the bar, minister TO the sick when
life is the STAKE played for, preach in our
pulpits, do anything, in short, but take a
part in politics, is there any real reason
why she should not do the latter? Mr..
Gladstone clearly perceives that relatively
to men women do some things better than
others. he assumes that the Almighty has
designed that she should do the things
which she does best. But there do not
seem to be any fixed boundaries to woman's
sphere. MIR. Gladstone, who can do almost
anything else, cannot SO define this sphere
that there will not be thousands of noble
women working out of it.
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osrEAo1zED DENTISTS.

And now it is the dentists who propose
to try four members of their craft for vio-
latiOn of the bylaw which forbids members
of the association from advertising by
"sgns, cards or handbills." Ii the cases
can be proved we presume that the parties
arraigned will be cast out into utterm0st
darkness. Whether their fall from para.
disc will incapacitate them from drawing a
molar or filling bicuspid secundum artem
may be matter of col lecture.
The dentists, like the Eastern medic0s
whose action was the subject of remark in
this column few weeks ago. evidently dis
believe in the ancient medical tenet, that a
physician is bound to make known his
ability to cure disease for the sake Of
humanity. They hold that a dentist who
has discovered a new way of drawing teeth
without pain and without gas should hide
his knowledge under bushel. Ii he dares
to employ the usual machinery for pro-
claiming his discovery he becomes anath-
ema maranatha and must be driven out as
an outcast. Their idea probably is that in
the business Of dentistry every one should
have an equal start, and that no one should
be free to let the public know that he can
achieve cures which are beyond the skill of
his confreres. Their notion is that the Or
der of dentists should be marshaled like a
troop of horse. in which the pace of the
lowest horse is the pace OF the troop.
The public will not acqniesce in this
view. 1t may appear strange to the State
Dental Association, but the idea of man
who has toothache is to get it cured, either
by extirpation of the throbbng tooth or by
some higher process of dentistry. 1t does
not matter to him whether the relief he
seeks is granted by member of the associ-
alton or by an outside healer. What ne
wants is the best skill available, and if from
professional etiquette that skill is kept q
secret he very justly considers himself
wronged. The quack, who knows no more
of dentistry than the old barber-Surgeons
Of past ages, is tree to fill the papers with
advertisements and the streets with dodg-
ers, so that he is apt to catch floating prac-
tice and accumulate fees, while the skilled
practitioner who can relieve a patient in
the highest style Of science remains I'M
known and has to wait dozen years for a
practice sufficient to support him in CON-
fort. This arrangement strikes the public
as equally bad for the public and for the
profession of dentistry
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HOW THE ORDER WORKS.

The Examiner is dismayed at the report
of the Street Committee in accepting block
of basalt pavement without the concrete
which has been devised to so increase the cost
of basalt pavement that it cannot compete
with the poultice. Street Superintendent
Ashworth has explained the acceptance of
the basalt pavement without concrete on
the ground that contracts we're entered into
before the concrete order was passed
This seems a reasonable explanation, but
the poultice ring apparently does not think
that contracts should be respected when
they work against the rings interest. The
ErGminer wants the board to override the
Street Committee, and thus throw the block
back upon the hands of property-owners,
who, at their own expense, have paved the
street as accepted streets have been paved
in years past. If it be true that the con-
tractor has paved in accordance with his
contract refusal to accept the block would
throw the burden of new pavement on
the property-holders.
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A MAD MEMBER.

CONGRESSMAN Grain of Texas has shown
considerable temper over charge by the
Washington correspondent of the st. Louis
Republic that several Democratic Congress-
men, among whom was Mr.. Grain, were not
attending to business when the Election Bill
was under consideration. With the ten
dency to do the wrong thing under fire
which Is characteristic Of the Democracy Of
the Southwest, Dir. Grain pulled pistol ON
tile correspondent instead of showing that
the CORRESPONDENTS statement was not true.
Probably MIR. Grain followed the liue of
the least resistance, which directed him to
his pist'l-pocket in place of REPUTATION. The
otfense OF the correspondent appears to be
in telling the truth. When Mr.. Grain re-
% covers his equanimity it might be well for
him to reflect that it is part of Con-
CHEESEMAN'S duty to be in his seat when i'm
portant votes are being taken. Mr.. Grain
receives $1,000 year from the National
Treasury for services Of which voting on
important questions is not the least valuable
part MI. Grain should also remember
that he is not yet in the Senate. When he
reaches the more select branch OF the law
making department he will find number
of presidents for frequent and prolonged
absence. The Senate is such an exceed
iDgly illustrious body that its members
may do as they please. No one has yet
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE,
The Directorate Organized and Cor

The Directorate Organized and Comm it.
ters Appointed.
The newly elected Board OF Directors OF the
Produce Exchange. ut a meeting yesterday, or
ganized by the election OF the following ofic ers
President, Barry Baldwin; Vice President, John
+. English; Treasurer, James w. Sperry; Secre.
tary, I. c. Fredlander.
Arbitration Conmitree-C. +. Bassett, James
Hogg Richard ID. Girvin.
Inspectors of Flour-A. b. Hill, G. r. Splivalo,
j. Maftenstein.
Inspectors of Grain-Frank Dalton, /. W.
Watson, e. S. Laumeister.
Finance Commitiee-John F. English, q. w.
McNear, l.. kaufman.
Room Committee-H. A. Mayhem, C. B. Stone
Paul Keyser, George T. Morrow.
Barley Standard Committee-C. S. Laumeister,
II. Waterman, A. L. Him., Ii. e. Truenbach, IL.
Dulard.
Bean STANDARD Committee-H. Dutard, j. P.
Thomas, Ii. EriaDger. ii. Sinsneimer, Louis Stel-
Ter.
Flour Standard Committees. Sehwacter. A.
Is. Hill. j. Maltensteln, james Hogg. I. j. Par.
sons.
Committee on Hops-E. r. LienthaI jackson
Hat, Ii. Dutard, Phillip Wolf, f. A. Lux.
Loan and Security Committed Dalton,
j. Newman, Z. Ransom.
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presumed to reprimand Senator for at
tending horse-raees in preference to SEN
atorial debates. and if Senator cannot be
in at the finish Of great race and be in
his seat when eventful votes are being
taken, the superior claim of the finish will
be readily admitted. But Mr.. Grain is still
in the ranks and must work for his 5000.
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Union Pacific RAILWAY

Passengers en- route East can secure accom-
modaiions with the l. o. o. f. tourist excursion,
leaving the 29th inst. or take advantage of the
G. A. II. round-trip rate TO Boston, S11O 80 Cirst
class, good for sixty days, on July 81 ST to
August 9th. Choice OF routes will be given both
P.clhc daily tourist cars 90 forward on the Fast
Limited Mall, making the time to Chicago in
three days and sixteen hours; New YORK in five
days. For rates, sleeping-car reservations and
general Information call or address W. II, HurI-
burt, Assistant General Passenger Agent /
Montgomery street.
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BREWERIES AND BOTTLES.
The Syndicate Now Wants to Purchase
the Glass Works.

There is a report OF deal between the San
Francisco Glass Works and the new brewery
syndicate recently formed in this city, and CON-
posed of all tile local breweries excepting the
National Enterprise and Bavaria that manu-
facture lager and steam beer, and number Of
only. The bottles used in b0ttling beer are now
imported from Germany and pay duty amounting
to l cent a pound. IL the Mckinley Tariff Bill Is
passed this duty viii be increased. The San
Francisco Glass WORKS has made proposition
to transfer its plant TO the syndicate, and the
proposition, it is said, has met with favOrabls
ii b q IL
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625 Montgomery street. near Clay, open untll II
o,c,oct p " BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street, near Kearny, open until IL O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open until 9;So O'Clock; Gus
Iarkin street open until $3.50 CLOCK. and 20lS
Mission street omen untn O'Clock P. ~
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Yellow crooked-neck summer squash is
now Offering in the markets. 1t is an apt
Illustration of the wide difference in the
taste of people of different climates. Few
persons in California care for the crooked
neck squash and it brings very little profit
to the grower. Here are eaten instead the
flat, round pole squash, which the Eastern
people will not touch and which is con-
temptuously called ''simlin" in the Western
States. Per contra, the Eastern people are
very fond of the crooked-neck squash.
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Synopsis for the Fast Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest in Western Washington
ana is lowest in Central California: the tempera-
ture has risen in Central California and the western
portion OF Oregon and Washington. elsewhere it has
remained nearly stationary: the weather has been
fair in all districts except light rains in Eastern
Washington
Forecast Till p. NJ, Sunday.
For Northern California-Fair weather: variable
winds; nearly stationary temperature
For Southern California-Far weather, except
rain at Yuma; stationary temperature, except
warmer at Yuma; winds generally westerly.
FOR OregOn-Fair weather: north 10 west winds:
warmer.
winds warmer, except stationary temperature at
Candy. joins p FISLEY.
Iieutenant SIGNAL Corps lin chargel
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SPECIAL NOTICE FoR THE SUMNER

Subscribers who intend going to the country dur
ing the summer months can have THE DAILY CALL
mailed TO them for week or longer at regular sub
scrpton rates I5c per week. Give order to carrier
Crsend to business Office
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THAT Postonice ApproprI,,,or

Postmaster Backus is beginning to be a
little nervous over that $4,000 appropria-
ton with which to build an addition to the
Postoffiee. The hot weather at Washington
has SO thinned out Congress that it is al
most impossible to have bill go through.
ana, besides, the President and most of the
Cabinet are off on summer outings. It is
very doubtful If anything will be done this
wear,
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NOTICE !!

Any of our patrons who fail to find
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THE STRANGERS MERTING-The services
this afternoon, at o'clock, In The Young Mems
Christian Association Hail. VIII be known as the
Strangers Meeting" A special effort is being
made 10 secure the attendance of large number
of visitors in the city. The address will be given
by Rev. ]. d Gordon. d. d. OF Portland Orepan
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SUIT FOR ALIMoNY.-Marie and Louis Cor.
RADIO were married at Oakland in February,
1885, but in June, 1889. the husband deserted.
The wife has now sued for S75 month almopy,
and an order restraining 4 sale of tie grocery
established during their marriage has been
a har
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SALT rheum, with its intense itching and burn-
ing, is cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla Many who
were formerly severe sufferers have reason to thank
q the peculiar medicine " Tor cures effected
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YOUR coMPLExIoN, as well:as your temper is rem
dered miserable by adisordered liver Improve both
by taking Carter's Little Liver Pills
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MANICURE PARLORs,

If afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp
sons Bye Water. Druggists sell It at % cents
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THE GIRL OF THE PERIoD.-"The Girl OF the
Period " is the topic upon which Rev. +. +. Jew
ell, DID, will lecture at the First Methodist
ington. on next Tuesday evening The admis
sin n 70 REG
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ALL persons afflicted with dyspepsia find imme.
diate relief by using Angostura Btters OF DR. I {;
Siegert & Sons Ask your druggist,
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J.F.CUTTERs OLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all nrst-class druggists and
groeers. Trade mark-star Within shield.
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Stoves and Ranges Given Away.
Large, frst-class cooking ranges reduced to
S13 so. All guaranteed. Call and see them. c.
Brown s. Son, 80 Geary street.
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wonders of Alaska.

Badlam's Illustrated book on Alaska has been
so much in demand that the publishers, Bancroft
& Co., has issued second edition, which is
OH The counters OF the principal book stores
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THE Indianapolis Manufacturing Company,
642 Mission street, will close out It's immense
stock OF furniture on next Thursday and Friday,
July Oath and 25tb.
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SPIRITUALIsM.

MRS. THOMPSON. MANICURE MAGSETI,
ll and hageliaton; persons treated at their homes
once 10l Grant ave. ParIor Is. wis i5ts
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PALACE BATHS Warm salt water. Large
swimming tank. Porcelain tubs. Elegantly re-
fitted. Now open. 7l5 Hilbert street.
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ALL FOR THE BRoTHER.-The will Of Patrick
Clancy who died in this city on the 10th inst,
has been filed for probate. The estate Is valued
at about $4,000, and Is left to a brother, Peter
Clancy of Williamsburg, N Y.
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THE LEETLE DOG GoNE.-N. p. Jensen's
Spanish poodle, Pete. was recently Dabbed by
the deputies OF Jake Lindo the Pound keeper.
Jensen alleges that the dog was tagged and has
sued to recover 500 damages from Lindo
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WONDERFUL MEDIUM AND CLAIRVoYANT:
w ballot questions answered. 251s 9Th, RIM 1. I'm
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SUIT the people, because they are tired Of Bit
ter doses. with the pain and gripping that usually
follow. Carriers Little Liver Pills. One pill a
dose.
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AUGUST styles Butterick's patterns Catalogues
mailed free. l24 Post street. San Francisco.
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CONTRACTS for Ice it seems must be filled
with clean, pure article, and the only place It
can be had absolutely pure is from the Distilled
Water Ice Factory 400 Eighth street.
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E. H. BLACK, painter, patent process for clean
ing wall paper and fresco work. 10 Ellis streets
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PUBLICATION OFFICE:

THE MORNING CALL
s7as a larger circulation than any other
ns1 spaper published in San Frahcisoo'
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MISSES school shoes worth So 80 are sold AZ
Lesser's, 4O6 kearny street, for 81 20.
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.EATHER EORECASTs.
Synopsis for the Fast Twenty-four Hours

SIGNAL SERVICE, L. S. ARMY,
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC,
SAN FRANCISCO, July 10, 1891.
= IL ~ Tsurfnp ttuaa
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School children in crowd, visit Gettysburg
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BAR counters constantly on hand. a21 sutter..

LESSER BROS. sell mems French calf boots
for 81 60 worth SO pair.
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NOTICES OF MEETINGS.


~S Fidelity Lodge. No. zee, SS,14,,Lns,
&~S I. q. q. +. Regular meeting S<HSSG
MONDAY EVENING, July 21st. Initia- =s@<s
ton Visiting brothers cordially in (NGNNNN-
yited. A A. SMITH, n. g.
A. NJ. ARMSTRONG, Rec. Sec, 1t
re- Germsnia Lodge, No. I6, >sSsa4sz>s,
E~S /. .. o. f.-The officers and MEM SSTgC@
berS OF the Funeral Committee OF 9E-S
Germania Lodge No. 1l6, /. o. o. F., r/#DhvNN
hereby notified TO assemble at Odd Fellows Hall,
on MONDAY, July q. 1890, at p NJ, to attend the
funeral of our late brother, GoTTL0B MOCK. BY
order of the lodge. OSCAR KRIEG, n. G.
EMIL MEMBER, Rec. Sec. jy202t
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M ANTED-CITY-3 MATTRESSES FOR SAME
w clearinghouse, $50; cbambermaidS. assist
waiting, $50; mattresses. different boarding
houses, $50; restaurant mattresses. So week; s
cooks who understand German cooking $50, S25;
young girls to assist, $40. Apply to c. K. HANSEN
Il CO. / 10 Gear, ST. iy2O 2t
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gS Notice Is Hereby Given That the
ef-c regular annual meeting of the San Francisco
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
will be held at the Office OF the society. 6O4 Mer-
chant ST.. Room IL. on MONDAY, July 81, 1890 at
4 O'Clock NJ, for the purpose OF e.ecting Board
of Trustees to for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction of such other business as may prop
erly come before said meeting
jyl5 I'd NATHANIEL HUNTER. Rec. Sec.
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.

July. 1890