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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-14
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Recently THE CALL presented a summary OF
the views Of leading merchants of Chicago as to
what qualifications especially desirable In a
youth just starting out on business career. The
declarations OF these merchant princes excited
SO much attention that the Chicago Herald
caused a number of young business men, who
have made their mark In the world TO be inter
viewed as 10 what they attributed their success.
and whether they ever felt tie loss of college
education. One young man, prominent in insur
ance circles, WHO, on reaching the lake city,
started out in search OF Work with just 20 ceuts
In his pocket, attributed his success 10 unadul-
derated husiling, street attention 10 business
and. above all things, loyalty to his employers.
He had often felt the loss OF college education,
yet he had reached the conclusion Il was not es-
sential to success In business. A partner In q
wholesale establishment attributed his success
to good, honest, hard work. Enough of that
ould carry any young man 10 success in busi-
ness, provided, of course, lie had certain
amount OF ability. lie had many time missed
the be neht Of a college education, but was now a
willing udent In the school of life. One OF The
m ost brilliant examples of business possibilities
was young partner in a world famed firm. who
entered its employ twelve years ago a penni-
less boy. He attributed his success 10 his inabil.
ity 10 divorce his own interests from those OF the
house with which lie was connected. He, TOO,
missed the benefits OF a college education. An
OtbeT yuuUp man VI receiving salary OF
$500, declared that close attention 10 business
and w0rhing faithfully for the best interests OF
an employer, rather than briancy of natural
gift, lead TO success. Generally speaking. 1t was
not the brilliant men who succeeded IN business.
A young man had to show bis Willingness to do
anything IN the shape OF honest work. This and
moi chance would lead him 10 success.
The Democratic leaders are already devotine
attention 10 lie SpeakershiD OF The Fiity-second
Congress. and a lost Of candidates are involved
In The scramble for the prize. Mills OF Texas,
who desires 10 succeed Reagan in the Senate,
would like TO wind up his career in the House as
Reeds successor, and claims that his service as
Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee
and on the stump entities him to the position.
The announcement that his candidacy would be
made on iiee-tIade platform has caused The
Wortd 10 sit down on him. Crisp or Georgia was
recognized during the past season the parlia-
nentary leader Of the minority after Carllsle's
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE, U. s. ARMY.)
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC.
SAN Francisco, Nov. ID, 1895 T. NJ

SIGNAL SERVICE, U. s. ARMYl
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC,
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov -, 1862 p. NJ
Synopsis for the Past Iwenty-four Hours.
The barometer has fallen in all districts except
slight rise in Southwestern Washington The great
est fall is in Nevada aud Northern California II is
highest in Western Washington and lowest IN SOUTH
ern California The temperature has risen in all
districts except slight fail in Central California
Rain has fallen la Western Washington; elsewhere
fair weather has prevailed The following rainfalis
have been reported in the past n hours: Fort
Candy. O12: Olympia, O.06 Of an inch.
Forecast Till p. NJ. Fri.ay.
For Northern California Il Fair weather: winds
generally north to west: nearly stationary tenn
perature, except cooler in the northern portion ::
frosts In Western Nevada and the Easttsn portion
OF Northern California.
For southern California-Fair weather; varia-
bic winds; nearly stationary temperature.
For Oregon-fair weather; north TO west winds;
cooler frostS in exposed places.
For washington-Fair weather, except light rain,
followed by fair weather at SpoSane Fails; cooler;
north to west winds; frosts in exposed places.
JOHN T. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps (iu charged.
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promotion to he Senate. He is acknowledged
one of the ab!est men on the Democratic side put
the Candidacy OF Bloun, also OF Georgia, may iil-
telfeie with bis chances. McMiliin OF Tennes-
see, who is considered prominent cahdiaate'
has had an extended experience In The House.
Springer OF Illinois is considered good parila-
mentaran, and no one can deny his speaking
abilities but as to his judgment and clear
medicines there are grave doubts. Byhum OF
Indiana, who lacks personal popularity, Will
conduct his canvass upon his demonstfatiVe
opposition to Speaker Reed. Among the other
candidates are Hatch of Missouri and Flower
and Lockwood of New York. The Washington
correspondents loo- upon Crisp as strong
candidate and the fayorite among. the odef
members, but fear that his war record VIII count
against him. There Is also an impression that
combinations formed during the winter may III
terieie with The present prospects OF pronounced
candidates.
The cause of humanity will gain decided al.
vantage il the King Of BarotSe observes his SOL
emn promise to abolish the killing OF alleged
witches and the terrible custom Of human sacri-
fees. The people who live above the famous
Victoria Falls, on the north side OF the Zambesi
River, have been accustomed TO doing nothing OF
Importance without a human sacriice-in most
cases a chld-and the burning OF men for witch
craft has been carried on to terrible extent.
by the Eastern trade demonstrates the fact that
1t pays TO exercise care In cultivation handling
the crop and packing it in a skiilful and careful
manner. A significant fact is the declaration
that While Tie lower rades may become cheaper
the tendency Of values for firstelass stock Is
just in The opposite direction.
The breach between Emperor William and
Bismarck, accord ding TO European adylces, mist
be widening. There is no doubt that the eX-
Chancelloi's life of William would prove H.
teresting reading, for no other man living mad
such an insight into his LIES work and the mo-
tiyes that inspired ii.
Has not The United States District Court set
bad precedent? peek "a Boo is likely TO be-
come favoTite among the Chinese and many OF
their cousins Will sing and play II on the North
eru aud Southern borders.
A stimulating effect of the Mckinley tariff is
sem in the disposition OF the Southern cotton
CROP the total purchases of the American Hills
North and South, showing decided increase.
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PROTECTION OR FREE TRApE9

The Alta California has taken to a discus
sion of the policy of protection with an even
ing parer, both of which we suppose are
controlled by the same influence. The pub
lie probably will not become very much in
terested in their arguments, but if it suits
their proprietors that is all perhaps that is
wanted. But it is rather curious, is it not,
that papers owned substantially by the same
parties should be used to bring tolls to the
same mill?
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CRANGISG PLACES.

A newspaper contemporary publishes the
following:
Governor Waterman is reported to have said
that he was convinced there were two
hundred innocent men IN the penitentarIes OF
this State. and That lie proposed TO use The par
don prerogatiye freely during the balance OF his
term.
Governor Waterman has been accused of
using the pardoning power without much
Judgment. but it is not believed that he has
made such remark as is alleged above.
Governor Waterman, however, may have
thought that some of the men who have had
control of the State Prison might well
change places with some of the prisoners.
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DOCTORS OF DENTISTRY.
Sixteen Young Men Licensed to Practice.
The Graduates.

Sixteen Young Men Licensed to Practice.
The Graduates.
The common cement exercises of the Col
Iege of Dentistry University of California;
were held at Odd Fellows Hall last night
Professor c. i. Goddard delivered an ad-
dress on behalf of the faculty, and DR..
Martin Kellogg, President pro TEN. of the
University. conferred The degree of Doctor
of Dental Surgery on the following class of
graduates: Frederick Harrison Albright,
Gotthard Sigismund Backman, Frank
Drake Burleson, Paul Charles Erhardt,
William L. Heider, Charles Alexis Herrick,
Saul Robert Jacobs. Charles Ashby Lit,on,
Walter Ron ain Lovegrove, George Martin,
Richard McCarger, John Matthew Red
mond, David Warren Rulison, William
Fuller Sharp, Albert John Sylvester, Clark
Harrison RawsOn
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FOR THE SPEAkERSHIP.
Frank L. Coombs of Napa VIII Probably
Be Chosen.


The fight for the Speakership of the As
sembly is already in progress but so far as
can be learned the victory is virtually con-
ceded to Frank L. COMBS of Napa. Among
those opposed to him are Hon. Elwood
Bruner of Sacramento, Judge Henry C..
Dibble of San Francisco and J. II. Lour of
Santa Clara. The frst-named began his
campaign shortly alter the nominations
were made in anticipation Of Mr.. Coombs
not being candidate, and it was said that
he was near 10 success when, for him, an
unfortunate deadlock occurred in Napa
County which necessitated bringing ont
MIR. COombs as compromise candidate.
The latter began at once 10 canvass for the
Speakership, and, as before stated, will
probably secure the prize.
Aside from his prominence as Repu BIZ
can he urges the fact that he was the caucus
nominee of his party when they were in the
minority, and now that they have secured
possession of the chamber he feels that his
claims are Of more than ordinary strength.
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Michael Hart, who has often been In
prison before, was arrested a few days ago
on warrant sworn out by Mrs. McDon-
ougn of 80 Converse street, lady who has
the misfortune 10 be his neighbor, on a
charge of vulgar language. 1t appears Hart
had addressed her in scoundrelly way,
using vilely vulgar language. Some one
took the trouble OF bailing the fellow out,
and he reialiated Wednesday night by beat
ing Mrs. McDonOugh and her husband.
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Lively Marta, Re,a,ion..

In tile trial of the divorce case of Thomas
Wall against Mary A. Wall, before Judge
Hoge, yesterday, Wall testified that his wife
assaulted him with poker and revolver
and threatened to poison him. Mrs. Wall
stated that her husband thew plate of
batter-cakes at her, choked her, threatened
20 kill her, drank freely, failed TO support
her and that she had left him eight times on
account of his cruelty. The Walls were
married twenty-five years ago and have one
child q SON
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Mr.. La Movn... n.c,,,,s

Mrs. le Moyne will give her third recital
at Mission Music-hall, corner OF Twenty
first and Howard streets, this evening. The
programme will be a miscellaneous one.
consisting of selections from Robert Blu
chanan, George Baker, Edwin Arnold. Gus
tave Droz, Christina Roselti, IL. c. Bunner
and Margaret Morris.
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A COLD AND DAMP BUILDING.-Urged by the
many com plants from the occupants OF the APP.
prasers' Building Of the damp and cold atmos-
letter 10 the Treasury Department asking thai
assistants be appointed to the engineer, whose
time is now wholly consumed In attending 10 Two
elevators.
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s95 Montgomery street, near Clay, open until IL
. otcIock P NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near Kearny. open until y O'Clock midnight;
sss Hayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; 6OS
Iarkip street open until 80 O'Clock; 25lS Mission
street. open until O'Clock p. NJ, and ll6 Ninth
street oppn until $3.50 p VI.
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Beck Not Ready.

Frederick c. Beck, charged with the MUIR
der of young Bowen in saloon on Howard
street, was in Judge Joachimsen's court
yesterday for preliminary examination. His
attorney said he was not ready to go on
with the case and asked for a continuance,
which was granted until next Tuesday.
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For BREACH OF CoNTRAcT.-The case OF Z.
I. Il. Mills against The Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company to recover $4,000 dam.
ages for alleged failure of contract to transport
wheat from the Cascade Mountains TO this city
was on trial yesterday before Judge CARRIER aud
n iuIy
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Fresno and MERGED County Lands to Rent
and For Sale.
10000 acres of wheat and sugar-beet land in the
above counties to rent for a term OF years. Also
100 900 of fine raisin fruit alfalfa and sugar
beet land with water for irrigation, for sale in
tracts OF from 20 to large tracts suitable for
colony purposes. For particulars apply TO Z. B.
Perrin, 400 Kearny street. San francisco.
"MRs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP" has been
used Fifty Years by mothers for their children
while Teething with perfect success. 1t soothes
the child, sottens the Gums. allays all Pain. cures
Wind Cole. regulates the bowels and is the best
remedy fer DiarrhGa, whether arising from teeth
ing other causes, and is for sale by Druggists In
every part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
winslow's Soothing Syrup. twenty-five cents
bottle.
BEEcHAMs Pills cure bilious and nervous Ills
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PARTNERSHIP CERTIFICATE. = Gabriel NJ.
KutZ and Paul Reil6sch lave filed with the County
Clerk a certificate of copartnership. The firm
Dame is q. NJ. KutZ & Co.
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A Political Reward.

Captain Freese, the only Democrat elected
at the late election in this city, states that
he will appoint ex-Judge j. f. Sullivan as
his attorney.
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VISIT Gettysburg Panorama. Market & 10th.
-CALIFonNIA gIaee IrlIiIs, soc Ib. Townsend,

APPOINTED GUARDIAN. = Margaret Culbert.
son, Superintendent of tie Chinese Mission has
been appointed guardian OF Yune Leen, a Chinese
slave child
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IN THE JEssuP CAsE.-D. NJ. Delmas Will
commence his argument In the Jessup will con-
test case this morning IN Judge Coffey's depart
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FEMALE HrLP WANTED.

"A. ANTEp WAITRESS FOR COUNTRY, &25
" and fare paid: cook for city $780, cook for
boarding house, $50; ehamb- rnaid, $40; aundress,
$40; second girl, $25; girls for housewofk, $25 to
$50. Il. I. WARD 4 CO.. sos and $40 Clay st. 1t
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IF YOU have catarrh, you are in danger, as the
disease is Liable to become chronic and affect your
general health, develop into consumption
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh.
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: ArMoRE's mlncemeat in pals Coo at Leben.
baum Bros.
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OFFICE:

yos n larger circulat ton than any other
nrrsn.ner nublishet in San Francisco.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

EXTRA mince pies. SWANS. 2l3 Suffer street.
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PARTNERS WANTED.


GTSO PARTNER WANTED FOR SPLENDIGl
ID w. beer-saloon; $3.50. partner for light and
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chances GOLDEN RULE AGENCY, IL I hirtI st. 2s
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H-59 FrarcO-American Lodge. ,s$AAA4l4,,,>,.,
S~S| No 207, ]. o. o. E-Oficers and SFJ-&$G
members OF the lodge are respectfully @SS-
requested to attend the funeral of our INV
late brother, JACQUES WOECHTER, SUNDAY
NEXT, November 18th, at O'Clock p. NJ. from Odd
Eel ows Hall, corner Market and Seventh SITS. By
ii 1t %. A, IEIOiNE. Regarding Secretary.
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MP Golden Gate Encampment. No.A -
ss~S l, l. o. o. f., holds its regular session X
THIS EVENING at 8 O'Clock. All Patriarchs/ y
are invited to be present.
1t II. G. GEORGE, Scribe.
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fare: fruit dessert; good coffee and tea meals so
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stimulating effect of the Mckinley tariff is
sem in the disposition OF the Southern cotton
CROP the total purchases of the American Eiills
North and South, showing decided increase.
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-12-04

We know what every one is thinking about
these Xmas times. What to get and where
to get it is the puzzle. So here we have it.
We've thought it ali over long before you rea-
lied the fact that the time is upon you to
make your selections for your Christmas pre-
sents. So we have prepared ourselves for the
seasons trade by making special trip to the
northern markets in order to secure the nov
elites which cannot be had any other way, and
we've get EN- and worse than we ever had
them before. The truth Of the business is we
think Of what we are doing. We never wait
until the season is over and then "cry over
split milk" The only way to sell goods is to
carry the stock and let the people know that
we are in business to do business. Some mer-
chants have said we were foolish to make two
trips to the market in one season, but we can't
be satisfied to rest in easy chairs and talk pol
tics, &C., and let our business run itself No,
those good old days have past and we can t
be satisfied to rest at home when we know
that the markets are crowded with values
which we should be showing to our trade
we're never caught mapping. But oh my!
what stock we did buy. Some for the DID,
and some for the young, the truth Of the bust
ness is we have little of every thing and for
every one.