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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-26
MILLIONS OF ANIMALS.
You Can Not See Them, but You May Be
DeVoured by Them il You Are Not on
Your uard.

Md'-drtd-bad air. What is "bad air?" 1t Is air
loaded with millions OF minute amin ais too small to
De seen by the naked eye and every one of them
poisonous Look at a sunbeam where it comes
streaming through your window and notice the
millions OF atoms OF dust that 1t contains You do
not see the dust except it is made visible In a
sunbeam. Then think how many thousands of
millions OF smaller animals there must be in every
breath drawn into the lungs and not one OF which
can be seen! But they must live and they do live
upon That portion of the human body which they
can get at This Is malaria. Is 1t any wonder that
nearly every man and woman is troubled with it ?
is IL not rather wonder that they not troubled
more? But what can be done? XIII the germs
Howf Nothing SO quickly and certainly does 1t as
pure whisky. Nothing SO certainly Injuries as i'm
pure whisky, and no whisky ever known that is
SO absolutely pure in every respect as Dufy's Pure
Mali Professor Henry A. Mott of New York de-
clares 1t: MIR. William T. Cutter, State Chemist of
connecticut unhestatingly asserts it, all prominent
scientists, doctors and professors who have iyest
gated it fully agree and unqualified Ia their
Communications.
Any man or woman who feels tired weak ex-
hausted respondent, with all the signs OF malaria
and malarial poison, should not delay and can not
DO peter than to use, In the proper manner and
with moderation, Dutfy's Pure Malt Whisky Be
careful IN purchasing IL, however, to secure the
genuine Like other valuable things 1t has imita-
lions, and many dealers dishon0rable enough to
deceived but insist upon having the genuine
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THE ARNOLD VERDICT.
Editorial Opinions From the Interior
Press.

Press.
Petauma Imprint.
Now that the Arnold trial is ended, and
he has walked forth from the -courfoom a
free man, it is interesting to look back over
the developments of the case, and in doing
so, we cannot fail TO be impressed with the
fact that there is something noxious in the
moral atmosphere of San Francisco. Par
ticularly does the journalistic (so-called)
profession of San Francisco stand forth in
very unenyiable light. Not only do we
see member of the Gutenberg Faust
fraternity venal enough to place in type
matter designed to wreck home, but we
further see the city editor of great daily
paper and his staff of subordinates yieing
with each other for the honor of writing up
what they knew to be false. The art pre-
sentative is rapidly becoming a mlsnomer
for this progressive age. How would the
art defamatory on the art of levyipg black
mail do as a substitute? Happily there
were men among the fraternity who scorned
to prostitute their talents to an undertaking
so vile,
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NERVE-PAsNS.
&leSNN Cures
NNGbVK Neuralgia.
0JnS Neuralgia.
)Os Neuralgia.

Salt Point. n. Y, April 10. 1899.
suffered six weeks with neuralgia: half
bottle ofSt. Jacobs OIL cured me: no return Of
pain IN three years. Have sold it to many,
relieve or permanently cure.
G. JAY TOMPKINs, Druggist.
Green Island, n. Y, Feb II, 1889.
suffered with neuralgia in the head, but
sound instant relief from the application Of
bt. Jacobs Oil. which cured me.
E. p. BELLTNGER, Chief of Police.
oc4 eod&Su emo
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-26

Splendid Upholstery, Elegant Mirrors
Magnificent Bronze Ornaments, Parlor
cabinets and Genuine French Gobelin
carpets in Residence of A. Newhouse,
..ooMPRIsINe....
One nearly new Cabinet Grand Gilman Piano of SUI
perb tone. with Cover, Music Folio and Stool;
magnificent ParlOr Upholstery, Sofa Divan, Easy
Chalrs, Conversation aud Reception Chairs, in
richest carved Ebonizcd Frames, upholstered in
imperial Satin Brocade, SILK Damask, Feach
Bloom and Crushed Strawberry Plush: magnifi-
cent Hammered Brass Parlor Pedestals with
onyx Tops: beautiful Ebonized Parlor Cabinet;
magnificent Irish Point Lace Curtains, cost SIS
per pair; royalty elegant Parlor Tables, Picture
Easels, Ebonized Parlor Standards, Plush Wall
Brackets. Embroidered Ottomans: superb Car
Iara Marble Statue (mother and chiId), Grand
Ornaments In Parlan Marble, Egyptian Etrus-
can, Baccarat and Florentine Ware; superb
New ork. richly framed magnificent Eastlake
Hail HatStand, with Embossed Leather Seat
and large oevel french-Dlate Mirror, cost $3.50;
flch BODY Brussels Hall and stair Carpets; gem
nlne imported French Gobelin Carpets, cost
~ 5O per yard; magnificent solid San Domingo
Mahogany Chamber Suit, with extra size Plate
mirror, cost $3.50: very elegant Burr Folding
Bed, finished in French Walnut Panels, cost
SllJ; elegant Bed Lounge. in Satin Brocade:
magnificent Queen Anne Walnut Bookcase, cost
Sl2o; elegant Carved Walnut Library Table;
magnificent Card Table, imported from Vienna,
cost $l2o; very elegant Carved Cabinet Side
BOARD, with inclOSed Crystal Cabinet, cost 81 SO;
faiace PEDESTAL Extension Table; elegant Dining
SUIT, IL pieces upholstered Embossed Rus
sian Leather; elegant Hayiland Decorated China
Dihher Set, l25 pieces; nearly new improved
PERSIAN Range. with grand lot OF other mag
:, innocent goods IN this princely home.
TERMs-CAsH
my25 It GEO. f. LAhfSON Auctioneer.
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Pacific Heights Residence Lots.

S. line of Jackson ST., 1865 feet E. of Cough
containing fine 2-story residence. bay-window.
with rooms and bath; magnificent marine vtew :
line residences grace this location; cable roads ac-
eomlnodaron pass the premises; street paved with
otuminouS rock: parties looking for home locs-
ton should examine this handsome spot: school
convenient; lot 43:3xI27 1914.
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Pacific ST., East of Kearnv.

erty consists OF large brick building on Pacific ST
ana large frame building in fronting ST. Charles
ABOUT % rooms on the premises: the large Com
heTelal Hotel opposite; new business structures
are IN the vicinity; rents when all occupied Sl75
per month; lot ~ :IOLI37: g 70 rear street.
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Business Property.

SW. cor. Pacific and Mccormick SITS. This is
good business grocery corner with tenements
above: residence and stable IN the rear; improve
mentS are in good condition; cable roads ap-
proach this property; rents about 49, lot 43173.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-26

E. line of Stockton ST.. 1913 feet S. of Clay In
proyements consist OF 2-story frame house, IN
good condition; good accommodation; rent
$40; water extra; lot 22x6S:9.
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Magnificent Residence Site.

N. line of Union ST.. 1877 IS W. OF Leayenworth.
IT ON this choice residence lot is one OF the finest
views in this eity-AlcatraZ and Angel islands, the
hills of Marin. Napa and Contra Costa countless an
elegant location for handsome home: street in
hne condition; good car accommodation; lot Cox
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Central Improved Property.
Downtown Investment Property.

Sc cor. Vallejo and Jones SITS This property IS
all improved; commands a fine marine view always
rented; examine it; large lot 40 :lOx5S:9.
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Waterfront Business and Residence
INVESTMENTS.
Howard-st. Business Propertv

North side OF Howard, 100 feet L. of 9th st. ex-
tending through to Natoma; this fine piece OF bust
ness property has stores with French flats above
aud courtyard ground rent Howard ST.; Natona
street improvements consist of IA 2-story building,
Howard and Natoma sts are laid in basalt rock
severed ana accepted by the city, Howard street is
growing in Importance every day; the new Postogice
almost an assured fact for Howard ST 9Th ST. only
lo0 feet from this property the extension through
70 Natema St makes this piece extra valuable; rents
SIS per month; fine lot for large market house
lot lO0X160 to NatoIna ST.
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San Bruno-Ave. Property.

About two 5O-yaras, running through from San
Bruno road to California ave, Precita, and
end of Adam st. This property has an extensive
frontage; handsome cottage with rooms; well
OF water, with tank and automatic pump; water
pipes over the property has been used for a nur-
serY several large conseryatOries the property.
and hne shrubbery: grand view; on Potrero branch
OF Omnibus Railroad: lot 12Ox3UO.
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Polk-st. Investment Proner.v

W. side of Polk St, 1856 feet S. OF Broadway:
present improvements consist OF q substantial q
story building OF rooms and bath each brick
toundation, high basement, which can be changed
at small expense into stores Polk Is the business
street OF this Iocat city and is enhancing
rapidly in value; street finished with basat rock Ia
lot 34xIOO. w.
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Downtown Investment Pronertv

side OF stockton ST., 1877 IS feet N OF California;
NOS 7lO and 712 in tenenents, with other tene-
mentS on the property: street in fine snaps; rents
500 per month: always occupied; this property is
DOWNTOWN ana must enhance IN value rapidly; lot
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6Sa-wall 5O.Vara.

NE. cor. of North Point and Jones sts; this prop
erty has very valuable business future; the Bur
ington absorption of the San Francisco and North
Pacific Railroad Will cause this property TO more
than seItuple in value: the seawai will be but
short distance from this 50yara lot 81 :6x137:6
For particulars, catalogues, ETC., inquire of
EAST0N,n g. CO..
Auctioneers. 61S Market ST., s. II.
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Petaluma Imprint.

As was universally expected, Arnold, the
slayer of Garness, was triumphantly ac-
quilted. There is no doubt but that the de-
PENDANT would have been instantly acqut-
ted were it not for the singular and unac-
countable action of the counsel for the
defense in advancing two contradictory
pleas-one the proper one Of self-defense
and the other the insanity dodge, thus
placing the jury in very embarrassing po-
sition.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-26

You are one of the most mysterious
persons l ever saw" was said by one of
the witnesses in the Arnold trial to Gar
ness. He was an Iago. Those who have
believed Shakespeare oyerdrew that subtle
villain must reverse their opinion.-Alta.
Fortunately for the Desdemona in the
case Mr.. Arnold was more reasonable
and faithful spouse than burly Othello
made. Arnold did wrong to take the life
of Garness, but Garness richly deserved his
fate
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-26

As everybody who read the testimony
must have anticipated the jury in the Gar
ness murder case found Arnold not guilty.
The evidence showed that Garness was one
of the most despicable scoundrels and black
mailers that ever walked the earth; that he
wrote and caused to be printed in San Fran
cisco aud distributed in Colusa a series of
daStardly, anonymous circulars attacking
the character of Arnold's wife, and that he
told an acquaintance that he meant TO have
"Arneld's wife, his money or his life."
The evidence further leaves little room
for doubt that Arnold hunted down
the wretch with the intention of kill
ing him. The pleas of insanity and
self-defenSe were transparent fictions. The
verdict simply means served the villain
right" 1t is a failure of law, but yindi-
cation of justice. For such crime as that
of Garness the law provides no sufficient
punishment. Ali decent men agree that it
deserves death. The contempt and loath-
ing that the infamous acts of Garness have
aroused are beyond expression. He was a
disgrace TO humanity, and the world is we'll
rid Of such moral monster. Let his fate
be warning to others of his kind, if any
such remain to prey upon society. The dew
ilish IagO is an honorable type of charac-
ter compared with this broadcast sower of
calumny.
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h0 BEAUTIFUL p0
UU LOTS! UU
SOUTH OF THE PARK.
B i o 9 h 81.
....BoUNDED by.
] and K StS., 9Th and 9th AYES.

This is one of the finest properties ever offered in
San Francisco. 1t is only two blocks south of
Golden Gate Park only one block from the Olympic
Cup Grounds and Eighth-ayenue station of Park
and Ocean Railroad; only 10 minutes walk from
terminus Of Haightstreet and Omnibus cable sys-
teHs; Is In the region TO be trayersed by the new
ocean, Is on the great highway from Golden Gate
iarh sonth through Lake Honda Pass; commands
the widest and most charming views Including the
racine Ocean. Golden Gate Park. Sutro Heights, the
GoIden Gate, Mount Tamalpals, the Bay of San
Francisco, and all the northern portion of the city,
ana with all Its advantages it has absolutely the
nhest climate In San Francisco. because 1t is in
southeast and southwest.
rms block and its streets the official grade
ana us handsome lots are ready for building. This
ncihity Is fast becoming the most active field OF
fark land sales Its merits will for it in
oLher year the greatest improvement shown any
Where IN the city, and its values viii be enhanced
beyond the most sanguine predictions
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-26

NE. cor. OF SanSome and Vallejo sts This ele-
CANT business corner is about $50 feet from the
steamer landing; the foundstion is solid rock saw
masonry expense for grading this property was
5000; present improvements would answer for
valuable property for large wholesale store hav-
ing three frontages; streets in line condition;
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Downtown Improved Propartv.
Water-Front Rusiness prnnartu

NE. cor. Kearny and Union sts-; improvements
consist of front and rear buildings this is centrally
located property, always rented; rent $53 per
month examine this property; lot 81 6x67:6.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SAFES
BY NJ. j. SIMMONS FOR THE WEEK
ENDING MAY 81, 1890.
NJ. J. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER


BY NJ. j. SUMMONS FOR THE WEEK
ENDING MAY 81. 1890.
M. j. SIMMONS, AUCTIONEER,
Mond.x WILL SELL THIS pay, SOM
Al ii O'Clock A. N. at saiesroom So $780,
AT sn erd hgS 81 N MaEet Seventh
All Of the Fine Body Brussels and Administer Car
pets; Nearly New Parior, Bed aud Dining Room
Furniture; Grand Rosewood Upright Piano: Mantel
Mirrors: Odd>Parlor Chairs: Wardrobes; Book
cases: Chifoniers, Pictures. ETC., ana large var-
mention. formerly contained in her eiega Mt resi-
dence and removed from storehouse for conven-
fence OF SALE 1t
TOMORROW,
Tuesday -..................May 81, 1890.
At the Residence of SOL FALK,
1908 COUGH STREET. NEAR GEARY
At II An. on account of departure,
All of the sleg ant Parlor, Bed and Dining
room Furniture. Body Brussels Carpets
and Rugs, Fine Hale T-octaye Piano
Satin Draperies and Real Lace Curtains.
Fine Bisque and other Ornaments, Fine
Steel Line Engravings, etc.
CONSISTING IN PART OF:
Hale Piano in perfect ORDER Very Handsome Parior
English Body Brussels Carpets; Fine Steel Line En-
cravings and other Parlor Decorations Walnut Bed
Hair Mattresses and other Bedding: Hail and Stair
Carpets; Walnut Hall Stand; Walnut DIning-room
SCI net; pSroexery Glass and silver Ware No. MAZDA
other me household goods. 2t
WEDNESDAY,,
" ednesday -----................M May 2S, 1890,
At the residence of Walter spyer, Esq,
No. 212s PINE ST., NEAR WEBSTER,
At IL O'Clock A NJ,
All OF the rich aud costly PARLOR, BED and DIN
ING ROOM FURNITURE, GRAND 71s OCTAVE
ROSEWOOD UPRIGHT WEBER PIANO cost
$500. in perfect order: ELEGANT BISQUE and
BRoNZES, FINE BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS
RUGS, etc. For particulars Tuesdays papers 1t
FRIDAY,
A'NaJ may ~, 1880,
AT the residence of Hon. 7. W. Clunie,
No. 17i4 GEARY STREET
AT II O'Clock A. NJ. on account of immediate de-
parture for Washington all the very elegant and
neariy new PARLOR, BED and DINING ROOM
FURNITURE ADMINISTER CARPETS, GRAND
ROSEWOOD UPRIGHT ARION PIANO etc
FOR particulars see Wednesdays papers.
N B--Parties desiring TO purchase fine pianos and
elegant furniture should attend the above sales.
NJ. j. SIMMONS Auctioneer
my26 81 once, 1857 Market St
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N side oregon ST., IS feet E. OF Front; present
improvements rent for $57 per MONTH this location
Is In the very center of great improvements, and
property; parties looking for Investment properiv
rock; lot 3Ox6O.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-26

Public sentiment fully 1ustifes the jury
which on Thursday night acquitted Arnold
in San Francisco for the killing of Black
mailer Garness 1t is SO seldom that
blackmailer gets his just deserts that after
the defense in this case established Gar
ness character there was never doubt as
to what the verdict would be. The verdict
was not according to the written, but ac-
cordlng to the higher law, which Legisla-
lures refuse to put on the statute books,
but which is observed just the same.
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j SIRE It.

To Park two blocks.
10 station Park and Ocean r. r. two blocks
10 olympic Club Grounds one block.
10 Lake Honda School one block
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Santa Cruz Sentinel.

In San Francisco. Thursday, Arnold, who
killed the blackmailer Garness, was acquit-
ted by jury after being out several hours.
COlusa.
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Contra Costa Gazette.

In the case of Arnold. on trial for shoot
ing S. w. Garness. the Jury on Thursday
returned verdict of not guilty. 1t is one
more evidence that the unwritten law re-
garding the sanctity of the family out
weighs the statute against the taking of
human life.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-26

The jury returned a verdict of not guilty
in the Arnold case. Arnold was tried in
San Francisco for the killing of Garness,
the blackmailer and defamer of the formers
wife. The result of the verdict is being re-
ceiVed with much favor by nearly all classes
OF people.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-26

Already. 1t has long furnished a spring
festival along the Potomac, and Daniel
Webster was one of the statesmen and cpl
cures to make it fashionable. There are old
colored cooks, as well as many clubmen
and bon yiyants, famous for the mysterious
art with which they can split shad. nail
1t to plank that has one end sharpened to
stick in the ground before an outdoor camp
fire. While the shad slowly cooks the cook
bastes 1t with compound in which each
artist holds his secret, and the result is
something that mere tasteless words cannot
describe.
washington just now possesses as lively
real estate boom as 1t has ever known,
ana the newspapers are sharing in the
Doom by the liberal aud extravagant man
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Wife (groanng with neuralgia)-Oh. how
my jaw achesi 1t almost drives me crazy.
Husband (sign ifcantly)-Think of me.
my dear.-BostOn Gazette.
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sx.rrrr Feb. - $50


On the ilth OF September. isso. called
upon nr. Jordan with what the doctors
said was ineammatory rheumatism. nv
right hand was the size Of four and had
not been able to sleep for several nights.
DR. Jordan prescribed for me and told me
GO obtain some small bottles in which to
Pat The medicine .herenpon went into
Seattle drug store and asked for some
hotties. remsrkins that ! wanted them 90
pnt DR. JeFdsn's medicines into. A lady
whe was present gratuiteusiy remarked
that Dir. Jordan was qaack. paid no
attention 20 this. as hal previous expe-
rsencs with the doctor. who relieved me of
misery n which other eminent rhyss.
clans failed In jus, two weeks l could
write with nly hand ami II has been well
ever since. The only objection | have gcs
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have s. worth II medicine have no use
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r J. RAcHELnER.
Representing the Seth Thomas Clock Co
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4 Record Of Unprecedented
Success.


Static. Wash, Jan. y, $50.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan:
Dear Doctor cannot express TO you In
words the gratitude feel towards you for
the great service you have rendered me
and my family. When I first called ON
you TO consult you my wife had suffered
for some time severely from catarrh and
complication of other diseases, which
made her life miserable. Ny daughter
also was In delicate health. was At
tracsed during my first visit by the care
and attention you gave to the whole case;
and. although must confess that In the
beginning went to you merely - IN az
pertinent 10 see whether could End relief
for my wife and daughter. Was so favora-
bly, impressed With the manner in which
you commenced your treatment that I
was inspired With confidence In your His
togenstic system. That confidence was
not misplaced. because today. although
you have been treating my family for only
lew weeks. my wife and daughter are
now enjoying comparatively good health,
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short time completely cured Of the
complaints from which they suf-
iered. The result has been to make our
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communication. am. yours truly,
ALEX RICO