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The morning call., 1890-07-08
BRITIsH-AMERICAN SHIPS.

A contemporary discusses very intelli-
gently the probable object Of British cap
italists in investing their money in Ameri-
can ship yards. The purpose of the
investors is not to build ships to run in
competition with English ships on the
ocean. The ocean carrying trade they now
have pretty much in their own hands. But
the trade they have not got and cannot get
is the American coastwise trade. The
transportation of goods from one American
seaport to another is more profitable than
the transportation of goods from an Amer-
can port to a foreign port. The latter
business has been done in competition with
all nations that chose to take hand in it,
while the former has been reserved by our
laws to Americans. The British have asked
us to open the coastwise trade to them, and
we have refused to comply. They have
ridiculed US for not permitting our mer-
chants to purchase ships in the cheapest
markets, but we have not minded their
ridicule. 1t is true that disciples OF the
free-ship faith have been found here and
there, but they have not exercised much in
fuence in Congress. Finding that the
American Government would not let them
into their Enclosure. they have devised
method by which they expect to get in
anyhow. The purchase Of the Roach ship
plant puts English capitalists in the way to
build an American ship. The ship they
may build will be about 90 per cent Ameri-
can and 10 per cent British The material
and labor in the vessel will be American.
If the British syndicate bring steel from
home. they will have 10 pay the American
duty on it, AS there is but little difference
The morning call., 1890-07-08
SILVER.

The latest news from Washington is that
the Conference Committee on Silver has
agreed upon a report, which will be SUBJ
mltted to the two Houses. The committee
agree that 100000 ounces of silver shall
be purchased each month and paid for with
coin or full legal tender notes. The bullion
redemption Of the House bill and the free
coinage provision in the Senate bill have
been eliminated; each House thereby
makes a concession. AS Senator Sherman
reported the bill agreed upon to the Con-
ference Com mi ttee it may be regarded as an
Administration measure. The report will,
without doubt, be accepted by both Houses
and the bill signed by the President The
real friends Of silver should be satisfied with
this result. Free coinage of silver will almost
certainly be reached within few years
and without any disturbance of values.
The purchase of so large a quantity of
silver each month will cause steady appre-
citation Of silver until the two metals stand
upon their former relation to each other.
If Congress will now come to an agreement
on the Tariff Bill as satisfactory as this.
the Republicans can 60 before the country
with a good prospect of success.
The morning call., 1890-07-08
CONTEST FOR A QUARRY.
A Widow and the State Contend for
Piece of PraDerty.

A Widow and the State Contend for
Piece of Property.
The quarry land near ROcklin. decided to
the State years ago by the railroad company,
has been occupied for a long time by Mis-.
Mary Quinn, and at different times the
quarry thereon has been worked by her.
She claims the land under location, we
believe by her husband, now deceased, and
has at different times appealed to the Legis-
lature TO authorize the proper authorities to
make to her good title. Falling in this
she has, however, refused to give up the
land. Some time ago the Attorney General
brought suit in the Superior Court of this
county to enjoin her from working the
quarry and doing other things that would
imply ownership. As Judge Myres was at
one time Mrs. Quinn's attorney, aud there
fure disqualified to hear the case, the order
was made transferring the trial to Sacra-
mentO County. a few days ago District
Attorney futile took down all the papers
and turned them over to the District Attor-
ney of Sacramento. 1t is understood that
both parties are determined and desperate
and protracted legal fight is contemplated.
Placer Herald.
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TROUT AND SALMON.
Their Difference Explained by a
Scientist.

The California Academy of Sciences held
a meeting last evening. DR.. FL. NJ. Hardness
in the chair
Secretary Schupham reported that the
following additional contributions had been
made to the museum:
From william Barber, one scorpion (alive)
from Ross Valley; from Mrs. G. W. Knox, Oak
land, one young OF canary. In first plumage;
from l.. Beiding, Stockton, one skin OF leust Bit
tern; from William Wiley, 1908 Powell street,
city, one abnormal chicken's-egg; from Il. d.
Flint. Oak land, one Uranium OF Scalops Town
sendi; from James L. Ord, Arizona, one hello
derma susplclum from Nj. Atwood, fossils from
Plumas County.
Nr. FulZkon made an analysis of dialo-
maceous earth and showed that it could not
be used in the manufacture of glass as in
other countries ON account of the large pro-
portion of iron which it contained. In
laboratory work this property could be
eliminated, but not on large scale.
Professor Carl Eigemann lectured on
Trout" He had on exhibition seven
different species of this genus, taken from
Lake Tahoe, ana explained the peculiarities
and habits of each species. The difference
between a trout and salmon, which had
caused the Fish Commissioners so much
trouble, he said, was very slight and to the
ordinary observer not apparent. The trout
has fewer and longer rays on the smell fin
than the salmon; there is also slight diff
erence in the shape of the head, that of
the trout being short and blunt, while that
OF the salmon is pointed. The eggs of the
salmon are large, those Of the trout small.
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DISMAYED BY THE COSTS.
Counselor Alfred Clarke Has servic
Par fnrlned Cnntrnrx To Inv.

Counselor Alfred Clarke Has Service
Performed Contrary to Law.
A new phase in the Wy Ty case has come
to the surface. This is the case in which
Counselor Alfred Clarke fled such an elO-
quent complaint. recting the wrongs Of his
client in being ruthleSsly dragged from his
devotous to prison cell, and accelerated
in his Journey by kicks on that part of his
anatomy best calculated to resist them. 1t
seems that Wy Ty and his learned counsel
upon reviewing the long list of names Of
the defendants in the case, including all
Police and Superior courts officials, were
dismayed by the amount of fees to be paid
the Marshal for serving the summons on
each and every one. and a brilliant thought
struck the Counselor. BE would have the
papers served by private party, and so
save the MarshaPs fees. SO said, so done,
and the private party WAS started out.
Counselor Clarke will strike a snag, how
ever, sooner or later, for the statute ex-
pressly provides that these papers shall be
served by the Marshal or some other person
specially appointed by the court. The ser
vice, therefore, will not have been legal
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BAPTIST MINISTER'S.
Meeting of the liberalization to Cali
fornia COllere.

Meeting of the characterization to Cali
fornis College.
The Baptist Ministerial Union met yes
tsrday in the Y. NJ. c. a. parlor, President
J. Q. a. Henry in the chair, Frank Dixon
Secreta ry. After the reading of Scripture
and prayer by DR.. S. b. Morse of Califor-
MIA College, ports were heard from the
various Baptist churches about the bay
Twenty-three additions to the membership
Of these churches were made within the
month just past
The union welcomed visiting brethren,
Rev. Mr.. Lamb of Salt Lake City; Rev. DR..
Gordon. pastor of the First Baptist Church
of Portland, Oregon; Rev. ii. Z. Bristol of
Dixon, and Professor Goats of Rochester
Theological Seminary, Rochester, n. Y.
DR.. Morse reported the offer of $1,000 from
the American Baptist Education Society to
the California College. in addition to the
5000 received last year, on condition that
$4,000 be raised on the field by May l. 1891.
He was encouraged to believe that if these
terms were met $4,000 would be the next
donation from this society.
The special programme for the m 0rning
was paper by Dr. Morse on "Memory."
Rev. Mr.. Bristol was requested TO present
a paper two weeks hence on The Educa-
tionaI Opportunity of the Baptist Denomi-
nation in California" The union was ad-
journed by prayer from DR.. Gordon.
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its own and one differing in many respects
from the Constitutions of sister States. but
the bond between them is the requirement
that all shall be in harmony with the Con-
stitution Of the United States. Precisely
what powers to bestow upon the General
Government and what to reserve to the
State Governments is a difficult matter to
determine. Great Britain, with all its sue
cessful craftsmanship, would experience
much difficulty in drafting a constitution
which would be satisfactory alike to the
United Kingdom and her present Colonies
Imperial federation is dream rather than
q hope to the British statesmen, who realize
that the colonies cannot always be held IN
leading strings. The States OF Central
America have difficult task before them
but rot one impossible Of accomplishment
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J. B. SOUTHARD'S DEATH.

District Attorneys Office and One De-
pariment Closed.
The District Attorneys Office was closed
yesterday out of respect to the memory of
ex-Judge ]. B. Southland, one of the assist
ants, aud all the attaches went to Santa
Rosa to attend the funeral. 1t was Judge
Skaters intention to resume the trial of
criminal cases in Department 9 yesterday,
but he adjourned until to-day, on account
of Sonthard's death. The motion to ad-
journ was made by Attorney Wallace A.
Wise, who spoke in feeling terms of the
many good qualities Of the deceased. Judge
Shafter also made some remarks and ap-
pointed Wallace A. Wise, a. NJ. Armstrong
AMI John Lord Love as committee to
draft suitable resolutions to be spread upon
the ninnteS of the court.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

The controversy which caused long
delay in the formation of the American
Union has been handed down to the States
Of Central America. 1t is really the ques-
tiOn Of the rights Of States under the
Union. The people of Central America are
said to be opposed to union from fear that
they may uBknowingly give away their
rights. 1t will be admitted that one of the
most difficult feats of craftsmanship is to
devise two constitutions for the govern
ment of the same people which shall not
conflict with each other. Every State in
the American Union has Constitution Of
The morning call., 1890-07-08
WEATHER PROJECTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE. U. s. ARMY

SIGNAL SERVICE. T. S. ARMYO
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC,
San FRANCISCO, July 7, 1905 p. NJ J.
Synopsis f.,r the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest on the coast OF Northern
California, and is lowest in Southeastern California;
the temperature has risen in oregon and Washing
ton and on the coast OF Northern California, and
elsewhere has remained nearly stationary; the
weather has been fair except rain in Washington.
Forecast TIL Z. NJ, Tuesday.
For Northern California-Fair weather; westerly
winds; stationary temperature on the coast warmer
IN the interior.
For southern California-Fair weather; westerly
winds; stationary temperature.
For Oregon and Washington-Falr weather. e1-
cept rain on the ashineton coast; westerly winds
warmer except stationary temperature on the
Washington coast.
The morning call., 1890-07-08
AN OLD CASE.
Further Litigation VIII Be Had by Rea-
son OF an Appenl.

Further Litigation VIII Be Had by Rea-
of Appeal.
In 1888 an overflow from the Eighteenth
street sewer damaged improvements on the
land forming a part of the estate of the
late Honora Lewis and drowned a number
of pigs. Suit was brought by r. II. Burke,
administrator of the estate, against the
city and county of San Francisco for $50. 600
damages, and the matter is yet in litigation.
The latest action is that taken by the City
and County Attorney in giving notice of an
appeal to the Supreme Court from an order
made on May 9Th last that the defendants
motion tor new trial would be denied, un-
less the plaintiff RENTED $1,000 from the
amount of the verdict within ten days from
the issuance of said order. The appeal is
also from the judgment in said case in favor
of the plaintiff
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DIR. WYNAN'S HEIRS.
An Amended Complain. Against NJ

An Amended Complaint Against Mrs.
Craven.
An amended complaint was filed yester-
day in the suit of Laura Maxwell and other
heirs TO the estate of DR.. r. II. Wynan
against Mrs. n. p. Craven. principal of the
Mission Grammar School, involving about
$4,000, the value of claim against the
United States for services in improving
Des Moines Rapids, in the Mississippi
River, in 1873. Some time ago demurrer
was sustained on a technicality in this suit
which is TO cancel an assigned claim which
Mrs. Craven represented had been out
lawed. The plaintiffs alege that she could
have secured the money by inducing Con-
gress to authorize the payment.
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s1.nscRIpTION RATEs :

rAILY CALL dncluding sundays, So per year by
nan rostpaid; IL cents per week. or 90 cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL, five
copies three months, So 20. SUNDAY CALL twelve
ragesl, 81 80 per year, postpaid. SUNDAY CALL
ard WEEKLY CALL 81 80 per year, postpaid.
NEEhll CALL eight pages), 81 25 per year, post
Land. Clubs of ten sent to one address,. so.
The morning call., 1890-07-08

The assessment books of real estate have
been opened to the public in the rooms of
the Board of Supervisors, for the purpose
of inspection. Only one protest has been
received so far, and that is from Mary E.
Nelson Of S27 Eddy street, who wants the
assessment of $4,000 on two flats on Eddy
street, near Franklin, reduced from $4,000
to $500
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FURNITuRE.-By Chas Levy, at $50 California
Ct. at ! O'Clock
FURNITURE,-By Geo F. Lamson. at 4o3 Leaven-
worth ST., i O'Clock.
FuRNIruRE-By A R. Briggs & Co., at 400
Waller St, at II O'Clock.
MAcHI NERY.-By 5. Newman. at 2e4 Howard ST.,
at II o'clock.
CLoAKs Erc-By R. r. Collins at 1877 Market
st. AT / ! o'clock
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SOS montgomery street, near Clay, open until IL
clock T. NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street, near Bearny, open until y O'Clock mdnight;
$50 Hayes street, open until $50 O'Clock; 6o3
Ia1kin street, open until ESQ CLOCK, and 26ls
Mission street, open until O'Clock p. NJ.
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Chief of Police Crowley yesterday gave
Officer S. Campbell a weeks vacation in
recognition of his bravery in capturing
William McGregor last Saturday morning.
McGregor is an expert sate-cracker ana had
just been discharged from San Quentin
Prison after having served term of twelve
years for burglary.
The morning call., 1890-07-08
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
scrption rates, I5c per week Give order to carrier
q send to business Office
The morning call., 1890-07-08

Change in the Choir.
Mrs. Yda Seminarlo has been engaged as
the soprano in the Calvary Presbyterian
Church choir, vice Miss Mary Barnard,
who will join the Mendelssohn Quintet
Club in September.
The morning call., 1890-07-08

MINISTER'S, lawyers, teachers and others
whose occupation gives little exercise should use
Carters Little Liver Pits for torpid liver and
blliousness
The morning call., 1890-07-08

J.F.CUTTER's OLD BoURBoN.--Tn celebrated
Whisky is for sale by all ilrstclass druggists and
ROGERS. Trade mark-star within a shield.
The morning call., 1890-07-08

HooD's SarsapariIla is pc cullar in strength and
economy-it is the only medicine OF which can truly
be said. 100 doses one dollar" Try a bottle and
you w Ill be convinced OF its merit
The morning call., 1890-07-08

AN OPPORTUNITY TO buy flrstclass furniture
cheap. The indianapolis Manufacturing Co..
going ont OF business. Must yacate the premises.
642 Mission street. at once aud sell below cost. .
The morning call., 1890-07-08

A GENERAL DENIAL MADE.-A short time
ago Dennis Crane charged John Cunningham
with beating him In a cruel manner ana brought
suit to recover $500 damages therefor. Gun
ningham has FLED an answer, in which be posi-
lively denies the accusation.
The morning call., 1890-07-08
A Change in the Choir.

S47 was the daily average OF want ads. in
THE CALL last week. 1t always has the
The morning call., 1890-07-08

AnV man that puts an article In reach OF oUer-
10ofked iromeH 10 tighten her labor Is certainly
Genefdctor. Cragin Il Co. surely come under this
head In making DoDbin's Electric Soap so cheap
that all car use II. You give II trial.
The morning call., 1890-07-08
FEMALE HELP WANTED.


II ANTKD-CoOK FOR BOARDING-HoC SE,s30:
w cook for country. $50: cooks, $25: cook. S40
Mattresses. country $40; chambermald and wait
ress. $50; nurse girl, So cook 90 a ranch S25 and
Il CO.. 60 Clay st. 1t
NANTED-SEAMSTREsS TO ASSIST WITH
" light work, SIS; cook and laundress, small
IN aid and waitress, SIS; cook santa Cruz. $50; rs
SFs for Pass ssa a so each apPy
= ERMAN NURSE CITY. $50; AMERICAN
VI COOK country, $50 French, second $40;
mattresses for restaurants &5 week Irish girls for
Wan girls general housework; girl for Nevada,
$40. AT DELoRSlE & ANDRE. $40 Sutterst 1t
lVANTEp-3 SWEDISH; FiRsT-CLASS AMER
French girl for second work. $50; French girl for
housework. $40: waitress SIS; strong Irish girl for
other girls, S25, $50 and SIS city and country
MRS. ELLEN, 206 Stockton st. 1t*
A MEXICAN COOK. CITY, $50; GIRL FOR GEN
"A eral housework. San Rafael 4 In family S25
see lady here to-day Iaundress 20 girls for general
housework, S25, $40 and SIS. Apply w. STEIN,
los stockton ST. Its
~ ANTED-FoR AN INSTITUTION, SHORT DIS
dren's table; salary $40 month"; washing etc. APP
ply w. d. EVER x co. 6S5 Clay ST. 1t
IA ANTED-FoR THE CITY, 5 COOKS, $50: 8
W cooks and laundresses, $50: 8 girls who under
stand German cooking, $780, $25; Mattresses for
private families $25; second girls, $50; working
general housework, $25; 20 young girls 70 assist,
$l5; plain laundress, small hotel, $50; cooks to
do plain washing, $50. Apply to q. X. HANSEN d
CO., ITO Geary ST. 1t
> MATTRESSES FOR A FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY
- hotel south Ego by rail today) $50 and free fares
Mattresses for springs, 500: chambermaids. trst-
class hotel. Coronado Beach, San Diego: cham
bermaids. Monterey, $50 and free fare; Scandina-
wan German chambermald for springs, $25; no.
tel chambermaid, country. $40 and free fare: Ger
man woman help in kitchen, country hotel (see
lady here). $50: 10 mattresses and chambermaids.
city. SIS aud $40. Apply to c. K. HANSEN & CO.,
10 Ceary st. 1t
CARAH DOROTHY, THE WAITRESS, PLEASE
- call early at G. H. HANSEN d CO.'S, no Geary.1
NJ ANTED-GIRL OF Ia FOR LIGHT HOUSE
w work In small family. 716 franklin st. 1y8 7ts
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BErcuAu;s PTILsact Ike marie on a weak 81,

WHEN you SUFFER- FROM SICK HEADACHE, dizzI-
ness, constipation, etc, remember Carriers Little
Liver Pills will relieve you One pill is a dose.
The morning call., 1890-07-08
ASSESSMENT NOTICES

ne Assessment Notice-Patent Deyei-
G~S oping and Manufacturing Company of Cali
fornia, Location OF works San Francisco: location
of principal place OF business 500 Mark et ST. San
Francseo-Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
OF the Directors held the 10th day of April 1890
an assessment No. . OF twenty-five cents per share
was levied on the capital stock Of the corporation
payable Immediately in United States gold coin, TO
the Secretary, at the Office of the company, 30S
Market St. San Francisco. Cal. Any stock upon
which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the
10th day OF July. 1890, Will be delinquent and adj
vertised for sale at public auction and unless pay
ment is made before will be sold the 18th day of
July, 1890 to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses of
sale. JOHN FREY Secretary
ONCE 3US Market ST., San Francisco. jel0 Tu5t
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BUY your buttons at 1o5 Fifth street.

School children in crowds visit Gettysburg
Panorama.
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prRIICATIoN OFFICE:

The MOhNlNG OALL
ras n larger circulation than any other
c,,suapeT Dubiished in san Francisco.
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FINANCIAL.

Gk0n O0N TO LOAN AT LOWEST MAR
tpCOO.OOO kes rates on city and country real
estate. any scasznW SUE 5h-xH. so California C
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SPECIAL NOTrCEs-CoNTINUEp.


| Bad Tenants Elected for $40 and
es~S all costs paid collections city or country.
COFFEY'S COLLECTION CO., 6l9 Montgomery. tt
FE5s Brickwork at Lowest Rate = Esti-
~ mates given. MASON, 10 Larkn st. jes If
"P astaIian Cures Kidney Troubles,
EsS rheumatism. catarrh poison oak. 1922 Market.
re- DIR. Drucier, Dentist, Has Removed
S~S to $50 Market ST., Rooms and s. jelO lm
RSs Ladies'. IL Disappointed, See Mrs.
Vs. PUETZ, 2O5 4th, and be contented. my25 BIN
re- DIR. w. II. q. Samueis, Surgeon and
R-S physician: office. 81 Flood Building. Market
and Fourth diseases OF women specially. apis 3m
re- lrs- Wilmet. Clairvoyant. Ladies
ab~S so. gentlemen 81. s651a Market, RIM 80. 6m
E~5ss Mrs. DIR. Donovan. Private Home i'm
U.s. confinement 81 Eleventh ST. apps 6m
K DIR. c. c. O'DonneIi-olice and Res.
Use NV cor. Washington and Kearny sts myott
RS Mrs. Dr.. Strassman, GIG Post-Spe-
LC ciaist for all female troubles; pills 81. ap9tf
@e Try Keliy's Corn Cure; a5 Cents
B-S bottlei no cure, no pay -l02 Eddy. mylO BIN
re- Alameda Maternity villa; Strictly
Gs~S private. DRS. FUNKE, nr. Encinal Pk.m3 II
RP Mrs. Davies, 426 Kearny St; Only
E8S@ DIR. Hall, 426 kearny st.-Diseases OF
W. women specially: hours TO 4. b to smy5 ly
EG5 DIR. Records Restorative Pills; Spe-
Gs~S cihc for exhausted vitality physical debility
wasted forces, etc.: approved by the Academy of
by j. G. STEELE Il Co, 635 Market St. Palace No.
tel. San francisco. Sent by mail express Prices:
Box of so, 81 20: of 100, 81; of 200 So 80; of 400
S6. Preparatory PMS. 81 Send for circular fe2 tt
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The CALLS CALENDAR.

JULY. 1890.
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M ANTED-GlRL OF Ia FOR LIGHT HOUSE
w work In small family. 716 franklin st. jyS 7ts
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MALE HELP WANTED.

COOK AND SECOND, $50: COOK CAMP, $50; 2
" cooks, boarding-houses $40: cook, $50; cook.
small springs, $50 fare paid cook restaurant. $50:
20 walters for rstclass country hotels, $40 to $780,
2 head walters. $40; pantry man, city, 500: col
ore walters Seattle, $40 2 second cooks. $40 and
S35; 5 diSh-washers, $50, $25 and $40. K. I. WARD
= "a
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IMMEDIATE PURCHASER WANTED; HOUSE
i ! 2 rooms elegantly furnished; Sl3 Bush: a bar
gain now occupied by first-class roomers. Tvs 7tF
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BARRIERS ATTENTION-BARBEK BUSINESS
ID ana residence for sale; the leading business In
LivermOre; running chairs; established IA years;
located in heart of town: rent, including water,
S11 month; price OF business $3.50; residence OF
rooms lot 50I100. $1,000; will be sold on ac-
count of departure. HENRY CONRAD, Liyermore.
Alameda County, Cal. 1tF
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EOUND ADRIFr-A CENTER-BOARD SKIFF
IL painted green. Apply JAMES ENGLISH, Point
Tiburon, Marin County. yS Ste
EOUND-S2O IN GOLD BY PURCHASING A
IL merchant tailor-made dress suit for 500 mer-
chant tailors price, $40. ORIGINAL MiSFlr
CLOTHING PARLoRS. corner Post and Dupont
streets.
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WANTED - AN EXPERIENCED GROCERY
" clerk Apply Sc. cor. STOCKTON and Chestnut
STR
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IlYANTED--YOUNG MAN VII ii $3.50 TO TAKE
w interest in cash business, clearing 81 to IS
day each: duties light and easily learned have
trial; fine opportunity for steady man. s7S1a
Market St., Room 2. 1t"
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CLERKS SEEKING POSITIONS AS Statesmen,
~ saesadies. copyists. bookkeepers, stenographers
obtain them. ClerkS Bureau, 305 kearny Rm.1 is %
The morning call., 1890-07-08

w ANTED = TAILoRS ON CUSTOM COATS.
w Apply bet. and u, GABEL'S. sos Stockton
iI.E.