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Brussels, tapestries, two and three ply in
grains, linoleums, oilcloths, mattings, win
dow shades and portieres. window poles,
cornices and carpet sweepers are constantly
kept on hand. The entire stock is as COM
plete as can be found on the Coast, and a
specially is made of new patter ms and mod
ern designs-the very latest impOrtations.
Mr.. Ehrenpfort is travelling in Europe at
the present time and will, on his way back
to San Francisco purchase the very latest
make of goods in his line. Another feature
of this wellappointed establishment is the
low prices at which it is in position to sell
these fine goods on account of low rent as
compared with others situated in expensive
buildings Mr.. Ehrenpfori, as business
man, has enjoyed the confidence of the
public for many years and he will be
pleased to see his numerous friends and
customers and others at his new stand,
where nothing will be left undone to meet
their requirements.
QUADT'S WALLPAPER EMPORIUM.
Next door to the last mentioned place, in
the same block, is the store owned by the
last named gentleman. which is one of the
largest stores in San Francisco. He carries
on the business of house and sign painting,
whitening, tinting, plain and decorative
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PERSONAL NOTES.


DR.. W. +. Pratt of Agnews Is al the Baldwin.
DR.. Burke of Napai is registered at the Grand.
Ex-Judge George a Nourse OF Fresno Is al the
Lick.
DR.. James Pfster OF suisun is a guest at the
Grand.
A Calderon. rancher OF Mountain View, Is at
the Palace.
Il. NJ. Douglass, a capitalist of Virginia City, is
at The Lick.
William Van Allen, a fluit-packer OF Heads
burg is al the Grand.
c. Bishop and family, OF Nagasakl, Japan, are
guests at the Occidental.
Sir Victor BrooSe and A. d. Brooke OF England
are guests at The Palace.
Ex-Siaie Surveyor General Theodore Reichert
is lying I'll at the Baldwin.
George NJ. Westcot of Rancho de Westcott is
registered at the Baldwin
Z. S. Churchill, banker OF Napa, accompanied
by his WIFE, Is al tie Palace.
Theodore Sutro OF New York, accompanied by
his wife, Is stopping at The Palace
II. W. ByingtOn OF Sacramento, United States
Internal Revenue Collector, Is at the Grand.
Il. L. Sutherland, Grand Dictator OF the
Knights OF Honor, Is visiting several towns in
the northern portion OF this Stale.
State Senator A. j. Meany OF MERGED was In
the city yesterday Mr.. Meany is engaged In
the work Of erecting The new County Jail at
Santa Cruz. 1t Will be 4 handsome and substan-
tial affair costing 5000, and Will be CON-
pleted before next November.
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Sons OF 81. George.

A very pleasant entertainment was given
last evening at Bnai Birth Hall on Eddy
street under the auspices of London and
Pickwick lodges, order of the Sons of St.
George. The occasion was the celebration
of the third anniversary of the Queens ju-
bilee. The programme consisted of vocal
and instrumental music, Rotations, etc,
which were well executed throughout. the
participants receiving much applause. After
the programme dancing was in order until
a late hour. The programme was as fol-
lows
Overture, johnson g. Gutman's Band; opepiug
remarks. 7. Holdings (Chairman); song William
Cook; banjo solo, John Farrell and II. Adair
(pupils OF Professor Thomas Bree); song, Miss
Crawford; song. Eddie Sweeney; Dutch spe-
cialies, Fred johnson; recitation, b. Noble.
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panoramas Of the present day and more
especially to the one under consideration
Mr.. Smith replied:
"All the capitals Of Europe have piano.
rama, the majority being under one syndi-
cate, whose members reside principally in
Brussels, Belgium. Were to buy Eu-
rOpean panorama would write at once to
the company at that place. They are
changed about from city to city and then
later on sold to Americans. Englishmen or
South Americans. There is one in Berlin
under the direct supervision and care Of the
Emperor, which Emperor William had
painted. relating to the Franco German
War.
ain London they have two on exhibition
the Battle of Waterloo, an improved copy
of the one which had been on exhibition
here some three years ago, and Niagara
Falls.
'In America there is Gettysburg in New
York, Jerusalem at the time of the Cruel
fxion in Philadelphia, Gettysburg in Bos-
ton. one at Pittsburg. The one in Chicago
Is being followed by the rice fields of the
South.
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country, because there is to be found one Of
the most realistic war scenes ever produced
in the worlds history-the lifelike presenta-
ton OF the battle of Gettysburg
Amid the stiffness of this magnificent
scene one almost hears the tread of the
dashing steed and the reverberating echoes
of the laundering guns from the distant
hillocks 1t is so real that many people
visit it dozen times.
This war representation is in full accord
with the modern idea of teaching by object
lesson, while it is a feast to the eye In its
exciting details to the cOmrade. II also
opens up to the unlearned in military
matters a clear conception Of warfare and
enlists in the mind of the youth an interest
In our country, and teaches, as nothing else
can do, the real meaning of patriotism.
This Object-lessOn presents to the mind in a
striking manner the price Of personal liberty
and American independence.
An interview was sought one day last
week with j. F. Smith, the great fore
ground artist and assistant N anager Of the
Panorama of Gettysburg.
In reply to questions relative to the
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THE greatest panoramas in the world to-
day are the Niagara in London, the German
scene of the Franc0-German War at Berlin
and Gettysburg In San Francisco.
I'm Europe they are well patronized, more
especially good ones like Waterloo and Nj
agara, and in Berlin crowds visit it daily
In this country it depends on the subject.
There has never been Gettysburg piano.
rama which failed to draw immense crowds.
I have never known the scene of Jerusalem
~ the time Of the crucifxion to pay"
Here Mr.. Smith was asked somewhat
delicate question, viz: docs Gettysburg
In San Francisco pay?"
swell, ours is doing nicely now. The ter
rible rainy weather was. of course. hard on
as. but with sunshine and good weather we
do splendidly.
Our patrons are principally foreigners,
and while receiving large number Of Amer
fcans, believe we should have a great many
more. The Germans and Irish come in
srge crowds, and the Italians and Portu-
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paper-hanging. wallpaper, paints and oils
wholesale and retail During his career of
twenty-five years in this branch Of business
he has received liberal patronage IRON
his many friends and customers, and he
now wishes to call their attention to his
new quarters, TO which he was obliged to
remove to meet the large increase in the
demands made upon. him, where will be
found fine facilities for displaying his large
stock. He will, as heretofore, continue to
carry full line Of wallpaper, lincrusta
waltons. borders, freizes. paints and oils !;
also a large stock of plain and carved
picture-moldings in all widths, at very
moderate prices,
Although his new quarters are large and
commodious, his low rent enables him 10
undersell those who make larger preten-
sions in the same line of business.
GOLDEN GATE FURNITURE COMPANY.
This well-known company, of which G..
Hauser Is the proprietor. is also located in
the Panorama Block, 1921 Market street. A
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WITH A TOY PISTOL,
August Hoff Wounds and Almost Kills n
Young Playmate.

hOH w Dumas ana Almost hIilS n
Young Playmate.
a toy pistol in the hands Of q thirteen
year-old boy named August Hoff came very
nearly causing the death of a playmate
Ralph Lasalle by name, on Friday night.
1t appears that Hoff purchased toy pis-
toll and some cartridges with which he and
some companions amused themselves by
shooting at mark. The Lasalle boy, who
is only years old, was among the party,
and in spirit of fun challenged Hoff that
he could not hit anything.
Hoff thereupon aimed the weapon at La
sale and pulled the trigger. The bullet
struck little Ralph on the right side of the
head and made an ugly hesh-wound. AS
soon as it was seen that Ralph was hurt
Hoff and several other boys ran away, leav-
ing the youngster bleeding on the sidewalk,
and throwing the pistol away.
Mrs. Lasalle was notified and took her
son to the Receiving Hospital, where his
wound was dressed. She then caused Hoffs
arrest. The Lasalles live at 1868 Broadway
and Hoff lived with an aunt, Mrs. johnson,
at August place
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thus College, Rev. NJ. NJ. Gibson, pastor
OF the United Presbyterian Church, the
well-knOwn fnancier, Frank V. McDon-
aid, cashier Pacific Bank, and many others.
Does the celebrated General Kelly's Irish
Regiment show up well on canvas? Yes,
sir; glance at that gallant body on our
panorama will in itself well repay one
After one is through looking at the Irish
Regiment, just let him turn to the Bloody
Angle, where there is to-day a monument
commemorative the bravery If the Califor-
mia troops and then ask himself if he is not
proud of his State.
That which. however, appeals to the
heart of every true woman is the devotion
shown by General Hampers wife, who
followed him in the Union lines, to the
hospital and nursed him back to life. and
lived to see him Governor Of the State Of
Virginia"
docs not the museum below, with its live
animals, monographs, etc, etc, help your
business ?" Yes, sir"
"Our hours are from o'clock in the morn
ing until II o'clock in the evening, daily"
wM. EHRENPFoRr's CARPET WAREHOUSE.
In this fine block will also be found the
pioneer carpet warehouse of the city, owned
by William Ehrenpfort, and now under
good management. A full line Of body
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MnrteIl,s ALLEGED Confed.r,,o

A charge OF grand larceny was entered
yesterday against woman named Lulu
Purris. According to the complaint she
was connected with one Andrew Martell,
arrested several days ago for stealing $500
from Nichols Oyster Grotto at Sausaiito.
while waiter there. The woman, il is al
legged, took part of the money, promising to
keep.it for Martell, but appropriated it to
her own use. In her room was found the
canvas bag which had contained the stolen
money.
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A YOUNG DECEIVER.
George Matthews Has Not Been in d
yer for n Year.

George Matthews Has Not Been in Den.
Yer for Year.
1t transpired yesterday that George
Matthews, the twelve-year-old boy who
was taken to the City Prison on Friday
night, and who told quite a romantic story
Of his travels from Denver to this city, is a
willful little deceiver His whole ingeni-
ously worded narrative is a tissue of lies,
as was proven when his mother went to the
City Prison and claimed her son. 1t ap-
pears that the boy ran away from his home
at % Natoma street ON Friday afternoon,
and his mother was in worried state of
mind until yesterday morning, when she
learned that he was in the hands of the
police. Mrs. Matthews aud her sou lived
in Denver up to year ago.
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amateur Photography.

The Pacific Coast Amateur Photographic
Association will give an exhibition of Ian
tern slides to their friends on Tuesday
evening next at Pioneers Hall. The slides
will consist of large collection of views in
from the negatives Of DR.. Williams, a men,
Der OF the association, who has Just re-
turned from a tour round the world.
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The United States steamer Iroquois,
which sailed for Samoa on the 14th inst,
but returned on the same day, having car
ried away her jib-boom, underwent repairs
and came down from Mare Island yester-
day and proceeded out to sea. At 4 o'clock
In the afternoon the ship Iroquois, inward
bound from Baltimore. passed her name
sake off the Farallones. She reported "all
well, for which those who have friends
on board will feel deyoutly thankful.
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Several expert players of the game Of
SWITCHBOARD have arranged for tourna-
ment to take place July 18th at the Racine
Saloon Club Rooms. The prizes are So,
$50 and S25. Among the entries up to the
present are the we'll known players Joe
McQuade and Jim Farley. There are sew
eral other experts who will be represented,
but they are holding their names back until
the evening Of July 18th, when the entries
will close.
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wish to get full value for their money should
call on him before going elsewhere to pur-
chase.
A SUCCESSFUL PHARMACIST.
In these days of mixing and preparing
medicines and prescriptions 1t is absolutely
essential that the greatest care and skill
should be exercised by the compromising
chemist
DR.. Joseph Calegaris is druggist and
chemist who had received his education in
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On the corner Of Market and Tenth
streets is situated the edifice known as the
Panorama Building. which is one of the
prominent brick blocks on Market street.
1t is also widely known in the city and
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One of the Most Realistic
War Scenes Ever Pro.
duced.
ENGLIsHMEN IN TREATY FOR IT.

The Battle of Gettysburg Is One of
the Soul Stirring Events in the
Worlds History-An Interview
With J. F. Smith on Panoramas
of the Present Day-Ehrenpforts
Carpet Warehouse-Quadt, Pa
per-Hanger and Artistic Painter.
Golden Gate Furniture Company.
Charles NJ. Plum & Co.
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well-knowD place at 1888 and 140 Montgomery
avenue Commercial Hotel Block, estab-
lished In 1850. has no rival in San Fran
cisco.
The proprietor, E. L. Wagner, who Is a
native of New Orleans, has been a resi-
dent here since 1854, and he has, by strict
attention to business and the requirements
OF his patrons, built up an enviable trade.
All liquors sold on the premises can be
depended upon as first class, as this Is made
special feature of the business.
CHAs. KARLEBAcH's FURNIsuING-sToRE.
Occupying favorable position, between
the main entrance to the hotel and the en-
trance to the dinlng-r room, is the CONNER
cial Store. conducted by Charles Karlebach.
His stock of gents furnishings, clothing,
hats, caps, boots, shoes, trunks, valises,
notions, etc, is complete in every essential
detail. and since his opening he has enjoyed
lucrative business. He understands this
branch OF trade thoroughly and those who
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Genoa and more recently graduated from
the College of Pharmacy of this city. His
chemicals are of the purest and best quality
and his drugstore, which commands a mag
nifcent situation in the Commercial Hotel
Block, is continually supplied by E. Merck's
(of Darmstadt chemical laboratory, the best
in the world.
All the new remedies are to be found at
his drugstore and he is highly recommended
as a frstclass druggist.
THE RACINE.
At No. II Turk street will be found one
of the leading saloons of San Francisco,
owned by c. II. Long and ]. l.. Eviston.
These gentlemen opened recently under ia
vorable auspices, and 1t is their intention to
keep for sale the best OF straight goods.
They are now arranging for a grand shut
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WASH DRESS FABRICS.

At oc-pRlNTED BA1IsTEs patterns
PUNJAB CRINKLED sEERsUCKE good value for loo
At worth zoe
At
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fe-board tournament which will take place
on July 18th, and among the players are j..
McQuade and j. Farley, both experts.
The Racine is beautifully fitted up and
the proprietors are well pleased with their
business so far.
Mr.. Long is a prominent oarsman, while
Mr. Eviston is gentleman who has had a
long experience in business.
Don't forget their location, II Turk street,
through to Market.
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REDUCTIONS! RBDUCIIOuSI
Extraordinary Bargains
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS!
coLoRED DRESS GOODS.

ENGLISH MOHA1R Zoo
ENGLISH MoHAR 40 inches
o
BRIGHTON" SUITlNGS 70 ncnes "u'
choice line price 3oc
At SCOTCH CHEVoTs 81 inches Ws reduced
per PLAID AND STRIPED sUIT1NGs
sUITINGs checks ana
stripes SO inches wide, reduced 40e
SCOTCH Bouon ens eAeehe'
SCOTCH neat CHECKS
reduced
PARIS FKED SUlIINGS all WOOL cnoce cor
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The official count for the Governor Of Oregon
will not be made Till the Legislature canvasses
the vote on the second Monday In January, 1891.
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Good News!

No one, who is willing to adopt the right
course, need be long afflicted with bOils, car
buncles, pimples, or other cutaneous erup-
tons. These are the results of Natures eff
forts to expel poisonous and effete matter
from the blood, and show plainly that the
system is Kidding itself through the skin of
Impurities which it was the legitimate work
of the liver and kidneys to remove. To re-
store these organs TO their proper functions,
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the medicine required.
That no other blood-purifer can compare
with it, thousands testify who have gained
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splendidly furnished drinking palaces in
the city. The motto of the establishment
is straight goods" and speciality is made
Of Donnelly and Brennan's brand of Tea
kettle whisky.
The free hot lunch served day and night
is gotten up with due regard to the tastes
of patrons, and the stock of wines, liquors
and cigars purveyed to the public is as
good as can be found In the city.
THE BOOMERANG.
For genuine Bass ale, English and Dublin
stouts, Irish and Scotch Whistles. old i'm
ported gin, Jamaica rum and old Kentucky
bourbon whisky the "Monopole," this
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Freedom.

from the tyranny of deprayed blood by the
use of this medicine.
"For nine years was afflicted with a skin
disease that did not yield to any remedy
until friend advised me TO try Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. With the use of this medicine the
complaint disappeared. 1t is my belief that
no other blood medicine could have effected
so rapid and complete a cure."-Andres
ID. Garcia, G. Victoria, Tamaulipas, Mexico.
"My face, for years, was covered with PIN
pies and humors, for which could find no
remedy till began to take Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. Three bottles of this great blood medi-
cine effected a thorough cure. confidently
recommend it to all suffering from similar
troubles."-M. Parker, Concord, VT.
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

25c-sTRPED TIES
25c-GENTS
at 25c-GENTs
SUPERIOR QUALITY WHITE UNLAUNDRIED
SHIRTS,
TW1LLED 81 90
Tw1LLED NIGHTsHIRTs
81 60
SHIRTS designs
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Country orders receive prompt attention.
Oakland. Alameda
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HODGES
Cloak and Suit House,
8, 10, IL AND IA FIFTH STREET.

I'VE ARE NOW OFFERING THE BALANCE OF
w our Spring and Summer Goods at exceptionally
low rates. Our Dressmaking Department nevei
more complete than at present. We are prepared I'd
make up Ladies' own material at two days notice,
and perfect fit guaranteed at our usual reasonably
rates. We have a very handsome line OF Sateen
Suits, ready made; also, all wool and silk and wool
blouses, at from SOC up
Russian Jackets at from 90 so up; and would call
particular attention to our handsome Kersey Bla-
zers, handsomely trimmed with silk cord and lined
with rhadames, reduced from Sl2 to SO; also, a
very pretty line of Ladies' and Misses Lawn Tennis
Suits, in shrunken hannes In accordion waist and
sleeves and full skirts from 81 so up. These gar
ments also make TO order. DO not fail TO see our
cheap Jerseys and extra long Waist Corsets.
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DRESS PATTERNS.
100 Choice Pattern Suits will be offered this week at
reduction of so per cent from last weeks prices.

At S5.oo-DRESS PATTERNS. :.
At S7.5o-DRESS PATTERNS =.
At SIO.OO-DRESS PATTERNS,
At SI2.5O-DRESS PATTERNS
At si5.oo-DRESS PATTERNS
Si7.5o-DRESS PATTERNS
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GLOVES.


mahogany colors worth 81 3d.
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WESTON.

Miss Mamie Beardsley of Monroe is
with Miss Ida Coley.
Miss Ida Gilbert and sister Emma
have returned from visit in Norwalk.
Miss Ada Turney of Easton is with
Miss Alice Fitch.
A new piano of the Hazelton make ar
rived, Saturday, for Miss Ida Coley; also
a new organ for Miss Myrtle Chase.
Nathan Perry of Georgetown and fam
lily visited his brother, Sunday.
c. L. Gregory sold handsome phae-
ton cart, for which he is agent, to DIR
Smith of Redding, last week.
Mrs Joseph Godfrey visits her daugh
ter, Mrs William Adams of Mt. Vernon.
Mrs A. w. Wallace of Bridgeport has
been with her father, j. S. Godfrey.
Fred w. Morehouse, who has been
with his parents. has returned to Water
bury.
Dea N. B. johnson, who has suffered
from painful swelling in his right foot,
is able to be about again.
Ithamar Perry aud family of Easton,
lately from Kentucky, are with his I'M
Gle, Joel Perry.
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FAIRFIELD WOODS.

Raymond Matson visits Bristol on his
bicycle.
L. II. Smith is to put an addition on
Ed Nichols's house.
Miss Carrie Jennings spent Sunday
with her mother.
James Barker has been quite sick; also
John Mezner.
A case of dysentery is reported in
town.
The Clothes Pin social given by the Y ..
p. $. G. Il. of Hope chapel on Tuesday
evening passed off pleasantly and Melted
neat sum to the treasury. Besides
games and music, fine supper was serv-
ed and the success of the entertainment
reflects great credit upon President Reed
and his corps of efficient helpers. The
proceeds will be used to furnish the chap
el with Gospel hymns, No. 3.
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ion was handsomely trimmed and large
crowd was present

ion was handsomely trimmed and large
crowd was present.
Some of the members of the tennis club
hope to meet DIR Hammond, who is at the
Beach Side house and Rev Mr. Davies of
Green's Farms before the season closes.
Rev M. III. Gates is to otficiate at Trim
ity, next Sunday.
A. o. Jennings took a large party sail
ing on the Agnes, Saturday afternoon.
Fred Skiff, son of the late Royal Skiff,
visits his aunt, Mrs Charles Perry.
1t has become public necessity that
a street should be opened from the Con-
gregational church to the depot.
Blue fish are beginning to bite. There
will probably be fine sport during the
next two months, as the fish are album
dant along the shores of the Sound.
The small boys who have air guns and
rifles should be more careful. Several
people have narrowly escaped being hit.
Miss Hermann has returned from Bos-
ton.
Mrs E. L. Wells has removed the fence
in front of her residence.
The Consolidated road has had men re-
pairing the roof of the property which
they recently bought from Trinity
church.
Miss Della II. Sturges visits Mrs Hen
ry Sturges.
Albert Jennings spent Sunday with A.
o. Jennings.
Rev f. NJ. Dennis preached in Trinity,
Sunday. He was entertained by Oliver
Bulllley.
Now that the town has voted to keep
bicycles off the sidewalks, would it not
be in order for movement to prevent
baby carriages from taking up the side
walks and causing pedestrians to take
the road. Treat all alike!