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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-07
Maria KID orphanare Society,

AT the annual meeting of the Maria Kip
Orphanage Society on Friday. the Treas
urer's report showed that on December 1st
the society had balance of cash on hand of
$500 Is. The report of the Secretary showed
that since August 10, 1889, when the orphan
age separated from the Bishop Armitage
Orphanage, the number of inmates had in
creased from thirteen to forty-one, and dur
ing that period only one death had occurred.
The following officers were chosen: Board
of Managers-President, Miss Carrie Gwin
Vice President. Mrs. w. S. Wood Secretary,
Miss Mary G. Eldridge, and Treasurer, Miss
Mary Lnforth.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE, U. s. ARMY
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC,
san ERAN CISCO. Dec 9. $500 v. NJ.


DIVISION THE PACIFIC, Z
san FRAN CISCO. Dec. d, lS9O-o y. M
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer has In all districts, especially
in western Washington. 1t is highest in Eastern
washington and Eastern oregon, and lowest on the
southwest coast OF California The temperature
has risen in Washington. Northern Oregon and
Arizona: elsewhere has fallen, especially In West
eru Nevada Light raiuS have fallen in Washington,
western oregon and Southern Arizona; elsewhere
fair weather has prevailed. FroStS are reported in
Southern California. The following ranfals have
been reported in the past "a hours Fort Grant 0.2S
Of an inch, San Diego o.02. Roseburg o.o1, Fort
Candy trace, Spokane Falls trace
Forecast till & z. NJ. Sunday.
For Northern Caifornia-Far weather; variable
Winds generally westerly; nearly stationary tenn
perature.
r For Southern Californla-Fair weather, except
light showers at Los Angeles: winds generally west
erlly; nearly stationary temperature
For Oregon and Washington - Fair weather;
winds generally south 10 west: nearly stationary
temperature, except warmer at Spokane Falls.
Nalla Walla and Portland. JOHN T. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps Qu charged.
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sos Montgomery street. near Clay, open until II
O'clock p. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near Kearny. open until - O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; oo3
Inrkip street. open until 80 O'Clock: 25lS Mission
street omen until O'Clock p ~, and 1l6 Ninth
street omen until $3.50 r. ".
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THE BIBLES INFLUENCE.-Rev. G. Gutt
wiS6elver lecture In German this afternoon
at O'Clock In the Lyceum Hall OF the German
Branch OF the Young Mems Christian AssocIa
ton, 232 Suffer street. Subject, "The Infu
ence OF The Bible In the Woidn
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

- Dividend NOticc-Ofiice of the Pa
CHIC Borax. Salt and Soda Company San Fran
CISCO NOV 20 1890. Atameeting OF the board OF Di-
rectors OF the aboye-named company held this dav
dividend (No. 3Sl OF one dollar q per share was
declared. payable WEDNESDAY,. Dee TO- IS9O at
the Office Of the company, $50 Montgomery ar
Rooms IL and ~. Transfer books close pee g.
1890. ut O'Clock p. NJ. - -
no2s I'd ALTON II. CLouGH, Secretary.
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A LOTTERY PEDDLER ARREsTED.-Jacob
Levy. an old lottery ticket seller, was arrested
by Officers Lean and Handley yesterday on the
charge Of having tickets In lis possession He
was released on giving $1,000 bonds.
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LODGE OF SoREow.-The annual Lodge OF
Sorrow of Golden Gate Lodge, No. 6, 2. q. E.
In memory of departed brothers, will be held In
Metropolitan Hall at 2 80 this afternoon.
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J.F.CUTTER's OLD BoUEBoN.--Tbs celebrated
whisky is for sale by all rst-ciass druggists and
gIOcers. Irade mafk-star within a siilelu.
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GENUINE Bohemian vases, ornaments, flower
holders. ranging from 81 10 So each, at 25 per
cent discount from regular rrces this week, al
Nathan, DOhrmann & Co.'s, 100 Suffer street. =
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ToURIsTs-Calfornia glace fruits, SOC per
pound. in Japanese baskets. Largest manufact-
urers In United States. TowDsend's, 627 Mar
ket street, Palace Hotel Building
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People are getting ready for wet weather and
are buying Hartman's Flexible Steel Wire Door
Mats for their front doors. Every furniture or
retail hardware house in the State has them,
Baker Hamilton, wholesale agents.
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oLYMPIAs Skating Rink; Mechanics Pavilion.

OUTLINED It's UsEFULNEss.-The Eureka
Turn Verein has asked the Superior Court 10
dissolve it,
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A CRIcKETER's LIFE WoRK.-The meeting
this afternoon at the Young Mems Christian AS.
ISOLATION Hall will be addressed by George b.
Siudd or Cambridge, England, young man
widely known as an expert ciicketer, who Is de-
voting his life, talents and wealth 20 Christian
work among young men.
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No LAMPS LIGHTED.-For over ten days no
lamps have been lighted on Powell street, be-
tween California and Bush.
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Mrs. Lease NIav come Ont.

1t is not unlikely that Mrs. Mary A. Lease,
the noted labor orator of Wichita, Kans..
will be in San Francisco in a few weeks. A
letter received from her by Mrs. Clara
Foltz states that if her affairs could be salts
faclorily arranged she would come to this
coast for tour of few months. In the
event of her coming she will probably be in
dueed TO deliver a series of lectures In this
city
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THE THEoAT.-" Broicn's Bronchial 71oches" ae'
directly on the organs of the voice. They have al
extraordinary effect In all disorders OF the Throat
Speakers and Singers find the Troches useful.
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HIGHLAND Brand of Milk unsweetened) is the
purest and best condensed milk Try it.
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ASSOCIATED CHARITIES. = The Associated
Charities aided thirty-two people during tile
week ending on Friday
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DECEMBER styles Butterlcks patterns. Catalogues
mailed free. l24 Post st, San Francisco.
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BoII.s. pimples, ringworm and all affections
arising from impure blood, cured by Hoods
Sarssparilla which expes all impuriiy and vializes
aud enriches the blood. Give 1t a trial.
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ATMoRE's mincemeat in pals 65c at Leben.
baum Bros.
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No Christmas and New Years table should be
without bottle of Angostura Bitters the world
renowned appetizer of exquisite favor. Beware of
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IF afflicted with sore eyes DIR. Isaac Thomp
ems Eye Water. druggists sell 1t at rs cents
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pnKIICATIoN OFFICE:

THE MORNING CALL
los a larger circulation than any Other
ewsnaper published in San Francisco.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


y DUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION INPRlVATE
] family to take care of horses and carriages: good
references. Apply at present employers olo az
St, near Ashbury. ueo -
CCLoREp MAN WANTS SITUATION TO RUN
- elevator good reference. Address or Apply VS
Clay ST. oeo ~
CARPENTER WHO CAN DO SOME BLACK
" smithing wants work; city or country. dieaSo
address NJ. 742 Minna ST. ueo ~
GOOD SECOND COOK OR BRoILER WOULD
VI like steady job either In a hotel or restaurant:
Address GEORGE S0RENSON. 436 Jessie ST. 4t*
- ARDENER WISHES SITUATION; EXPERT
" eneed in every kind OF work: single man; good
references. Address Gardener. Box D. tnls Of
fee. aeo Of
-Y,f ANTkD-SITUATIoN FIRST-CLASS CHIEF
w cook. Call at % Morris ave., near sixth ana
Bryant SITS. aeo ot-
YOUNG MAN YEARS ON TYPE DESIRES
i situation where he Will have a good opportunity
to finish the trade. Address j. IT,, l43O racine
street. ueo ..
MAN OF EXPERIENCE WANTS SITUATION IN
dress Porter. Box 159. CALL Branch ONCE de5 3tS
pLACE WANTED BY AN INTELLIGENT,
bright boy, 13 years old, to work for his board
Apply to }. MCLEOD. IL Tehama ST de5 3te
YOUNG MAN WISHES EMPLOYMENT IN
L store or wholesale house; steady and reliable;
COED correspondent; can obey orders. A. p M,
Box o. this ONCE. dei IT
EXPERIENCED BUTCHER DESIRES SITUA-
u alton; city or country. Call or address g. H.
100 Twentieth ST., cor. Hampshire. de3 St.
THE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
L TO 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part of the city the Bulletin Is the best, Oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by postal-eard or otherwise VIII receive
prompt attention. Office 622 Montgomery ST.
CITUATIoN wANTED-BY MAN OF INTEL
- ligence, who purchased taiior-made, hobby
cutaway suit for SIS, made by merchant tailor for
$35. ORIGINAL M!SFIT CLOTHING PARLORS,
Post aud DupOnt
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Z. FL. BLACK, painter, 10 Ellis street.
BAR counters constantly on hand 32I Suffer-.
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THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ing between IVORY WELLS and II. l.. JOSLIN
Is dissolved by mutual consent. IVORY WELLS.
deo ST. II. L. JOSLIN.
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1t is Understood that the Republican members
OF the Census Committee favor Reapportion-
ment Bill, based upon a representation OF 1856
members In the House, twenty-four more than at
present Mr. Springer Of Illinois recently sub
mitted plan leaving the membership as at
present, 1872, while MIR. DunnePs plan Increased
the number to 354
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MASSAGE


M RS. CR0FTON AND MISS JELE, $50 MISSION
N ST.: baths alcohol and vapor. scientific massaye
ladies or geats: chronic ailments special. de6 It's
y ROSE CLEVELAND. FROM Ny, WITH
y. new assistants Nucleus House. r. %. deS IS
pose DELAFoNT-BEST MASSAGE IA EDDY
IL ST iarlors q and 2. my2l II
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

For Disordered Liver try BEEcHAMs PILLS.
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EXTRA mince pies. swAIs's. 2ls sntter stree
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-20
CAMPUS Dots.

The health of those boarding
on the campus was never better
than at present.
Boz Henry visited his home
IN Jackson Sunday.
Miss Mamie Peel of Holly
Springs is here taking a course
IN elOcution under cur efficient
teacher, Miss Sallie Isom.
Clarence Sively is visiting
home this week.
The supper some of the stu
dents were expecting to be in
vited 10 has been done asay
with now. Cause; sudden death
of two fat turkeys Poor boys,
The new Library building is
nearing completion. II is Ger
tainly "A magnificent specimen of
masonry, which adds a great
deal to the looks of the campus.
Walter Jones, son of Prof X
w. Jones, spent Sunday in town
with his parents.
No more this time.
NJ 20
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-20
Stats Executive Committee.

The State Executive Commit
tee of the Democratic party is
called TO meet in Jackson on
next Tuesday TO provide for the
interest of the party in the State
Convention. The Committee
will no doubt provide for the
means to select delegates.
Capt. John w L Falkner is a
member of the committee from
this district and Hon. Chas b
Howry from the State at large.
We suppose these gentleman
will attend.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-20
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Jackson, Miss,
March Ii, 1890 J

Whereas, the legislature of
the State of Mississippi passed
an act at its last session TO pro
vide for calling a convention TO
arend the constitution, approx
ed Feb .. 1899;
Therefore, /. john NJ. Stone,
governor of the State of Missis-
sippi, in pursuance of the pro-
visions of said act, do issue this,
ny proclamation, ordering an
election TO be held in the diIfe-
rent counties in this state, on
Tuesday, the 29th day of July,
1880, for delegates to said con
vention. Each county and each
fot0rial district in this state
shall have the same number of
delegates as they are no en-
titled to members of the house
of representatives under the
provisions of present apportiOn-
meut- The remaining fourteen
delegates under the provisions
of said act shall be voted for
from the state ut large, provId-
eG that no two of said delegates
shall come from the same cCan-
ty.
Said election shall be held
and conducted at the same pia
ces and in the same manner as
elections are now held by law
under the present constitution.
and al persons who are quslii-
ed electors under the present
constitution and laws of this
state shall he entitled to vote at
said election; and the votes cast
at said election shall be counted
and returned in the same man
Eer and within the same time,
and by the same officers, as no 4.
provided by law in eases Ct
general elections, and the re-
turns of said election made 10
tie secretary of state
Given under my hand and the
great seal Of the state of hissis
sippi, hereunto affixed this. the
ilth day of March, 1880.
J. ". STONE.
Governor.
Seal
BY the Governor:
GEO ". GovAN.
Secretary of State.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-20
THE TREASURY SURPLUS.

Many schemes have been
otted to rid the Treasury of
the United States of the vast
surplus of money lying idle in
the public vaults for the past
few years Pension claims. back
pay claims, arrearages for all
sorts Of military service. inter
nal improvements. ship-buiidins
and everything that politicians
and claim agents could think OF
have been suggested to get rid
of this surplus. u.
The Republican party seems
determined there shalt be no
surplus. That party proposes
to make no reduction Of taxes
but do everything to spend the
money.
MT. Cleveland said the accu-
mutation of these grsa; sums Of
money in the public treasury
was wrong but he proposed to
reduce the tariff tax aud let the
people keep the money. The
Republicans carried the country
on this issue. Cleveland was
beaten and the excise laws kept
on grinding and bringing in the
millions.
The Radical party is deter
mined to stay in power If it can
and spend the peoples money,
r~ecklessly aud wantoLly. But
the leaders of the Republican
party do not take kindly to the
late proposition TO make use of
the surplus for the benefit of
the farmers
The proposition has been
made that store houses be erect
ed Throughout: the country for
the purpose of storing the most
important products Of the farm,
then TO fx . minimum standard
valEe on the non peTishable pro
ducts. Then, if the farmer could
not ind a market for his pro
duet equal TO or above the fixed
siandard-he could deliver at the
Government store house at the
fixed value, and take Ia ex
change certificates issued on
the same principle that our pres
ent gold and silver certificates
are issued. The product would
thus protect the certificate.
Now If the party in power
want TO do something fer the
farmer let its leaders think of
this proposition.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-20
Soma Sense Left.

The Supreme Court has re
versed the case of John Kohl.
Drummer, of Pike county. who
was convicted of violating the
liquor law in selling homemade
wine. The Supreme Court says
10 xr. kOhlbrunner, or any one
else, make and sell as much
grape juice as yoa want TO. 1t
encourages our people to diver
sify their business. Why not
stop a farmer, selling cotton or
moiasses as well as wine? One
Is as much the product of his
toll as the other, and the decis
ion is a just oue'-Clarion-Ledg
er.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-20

What 1 most desire would
be the separation OF the white
black race. There is a physical
difference between them, which
| believe, viii forever forbid the
two races living together on
terms OF social or political equal
lily, and inasmuch they cannot
SO live, while they do remain to
geiAer, there must be the posi-.
ton ofsGperior and inferior. and
|, as much as any other man an
in favor of having the superior
position assigned to the white
race 1 have never seen to ms
knowledge a man, woman or
child who was in favor of pro-
dueing a perfect equality. social
and political, between negroes
aud white ~nea.r-Abrahain Ian
coin.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-20
SCHOOL LAW.

An Acttc amend the school law.
Section L. BE it enacted by
the Legislature of the State of
Mississippi, That section Ga of
chapter II Of the laws of 1oS6.
In relation to free public schools
I've ameEded to read as follows
There shall be a winter tenn and
a summer term, during either of
which a school may he taught
1t the option of its trustees, a
majority of the patrons consent
ing thereto The county school
beard shall fix the dag for the
opening of the schools for the
winter term between the FIRST
Monday Of November and the
second Monday of January, and
for the opening of the simmer
term on the first Monday of say
or as soon thereafter as they
deem suitable
Sec. >. That section IS be
amended by striking cut the
section 10 the second proviso
aud inserting: the schools shall
DC kept in continuous session
four months and as much longer
as the school fund of the seho
iastic year will maintain them
Trustees may. With the consent
ofa majority of the patrons di
vide the session and have such
portion OF it as they deem prop
er taught in either term; proviG.
ed. they notify the superin;end-
ent of such division and of the
scholastic month at the begin
ming of which the wish their
school Ia open. Amend section
IL by adding after the word
term in the tl5thl fifteenth
line.
Sec. 3. Provided, that where
the trustees have heretofore re-
fused or shall hereafter refuse
TO sign the monthly report Of .
teacher without showing good
reason therefor, tie report shall
be presented TO the hoard of su-
pei visors, who may by order re-
qGIre the superintendent to ia
sue thereon a pay certificate. if
upon investigation they find the
report to be correct. Amend
section 30 by adding:
See 4. If trustee shall wilfuI-
ly refuse to discharge the duties
OF the Office, or shall refuse to
ratrOnize the school tire Office
shall become vacant. ard the
superintendent shall appoint
another person to be trustee as
herein provided.
Amend section 50 by adding
(of said actsl
See ) Licenses ofthe second
and third grade shall be valid
for one year.
Licenses of the FIRST grade
with a general average of f9N
ninety per cent, shall be valid
Tor three years, and the second
three years license shall. be re
newabie In the county where is
sued as long as the holder con
tunes TO leach.
Amend section seventy two
oy striking oEs the word after
seventh and adding:
See. To make on or before
the fifteenth of October, an an
nual report to the State Board
OF kdueatiOn, a duplicate of
which shall be furnished 10 the
county superintendent, showing
the amount received for public
schools from each source. du.
mig tue preceding scholastic
year, the disbursements for the
several purposes aud the amount
of school warrants unpaid: the
treasurer shall compare this re-
port with the account kept by
the county auditor who shall Ger
tify whether the report agrees
with the account kept by him.
II found to be correct; the treas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-20

either way she may 60 Wheat
is the main crop here. oats IN
abundance, vegetables all do
well here | am told, melons grow
to perfection without work
Land here rents from three to
four dollars per acre. and / be
iIeve that = man can make more
here on rented land than be can
on his own farm ia our country.
| have been here nov almost
two months and t has scarcely
rained enough 10 run of the
house, and notwithstanding the
almost constant wind the mois
tnrc Is at the top AT all broken
land, while ours under the same
circumstances would be as dry
as powder. Many strange and
almost unreasonable things we
have to come before our Ohser-
walton here that we are not ac-
quaInted with at home. This
country like all others has its
draw backs, so far with me the
greatest of these is the sand
blows and n%orthers, aud If you
were to experience one of the
former yoa would readily con
elude tina; they are properly
named. The old Texan will tell
you that they don't come often,
| have lived through one, and
as for the nOrthers they say you
soon get used to them, but just
ia what way l am not advised.
The people here as n whole
are generous and clever.
Respectfully.
". ). +.