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on and after Monday. september g.,
1870. all trains on T., J.. & y. X. r.. BE-
tween nnIon depot and Reeds Lake,
viii be discontinued.
Wa. a. GkvFTT,
Acting Gen. Pass. Agt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

The opening of the Ladies new Turk
ish hath rooms at No. 3fS Wes.thy-ave.
commences Monday. September ] 3. az 9
q. m. Mas. NJ. GoINGs.
Telephone No. 773.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

If You wish to purchase school sup
plies at the lowest prices, go to Door
nInk's, l6 North Diylsion-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

90 r. u. J. noorn ks. rs North Df-
v'Sor, foF rev snd second hand boeks
cf every desa rluflon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

y. J. Doornink has the largest and
best stock of stationery IN the city at IS
North DlyisOB-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

The Valley City Ice and Coal Com
pany are still selling coal at $3.50. Of
fice p MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

81 Hafks Academy > udergsrtfn
- Acs1fIuf-s sieft srogg| Iof Efts
snd sfnai nofs f,eg gns lte Fourth geaf
Monday. -sf.tfmiff ~ fornI nIreitnf
tearbeYs. lsrgr. wei-ser.t ls1e1 rooms.
perfect ssnlfaTF arrangements IETs-
sr.r.et hea1 af Pear
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

BrrvrS & Ar1rx.


Fsir Haven Counts at Dsuenthaler's,
ll7 Nouroe-st
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Won esr sd ire t,esf sss5rtHert -
oysters ard fsh II7 NcrT9a-st
II. J. DETgESTaAIF
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BINDING TwISE.

New ENGLAND manufacturers who ad-
vocate the renewal of duties on all kinds of
raw material complain of the action of Con-
gresS in reducing the duty OH binding twine.
The men who think it no hardship to sub
jet the producers of raw material to COM
petition with the cheaper labor of other
countries profess to see ruin to an import
ant industry in a reduction of duties in the
product of that industry. The New Eng
land manufacturers advocated free raw ma
terial for binding twine, but were not will
ing to accept the proposition that the manu-
featured article should likewise be free. OF
course every industry and every section
looks out for itself. There is such a thing,
however, as going to extremes. The manu-
facturerS who demand that their product
shall be protected, While denying protection
to the products of other industries, should
show the conditions in such other industries
that enable them to thrive without protec-
ton. Otherwise they are self-conYcted OF
a purpose to shape policies for their own
personal benefit The Mckinley bill is a
distinct declaration in favor of protection
10 the producer Of raw material This is, to
an extent, sectional question. The West
produces raw material; the East manufac-
lures it. The East wants the raw material
as cheap as possible, and demands that it
be made free of duty, that it may be inn
ported when the foreign article is cheaper
than the native; the West wants the manu-
featured article as cheap as possible, and de-
mandS that it be made free, that it may be
imported when The foreign article is
cheaper than the native. In the Mckinley
bill Congress has declared that the Western
producer of raw material is as much entitled
to protection As the Eastern manufacturer.
This declaration has inspired such papers as
the Springfield Republican and the Boston
Herald to take the tree-trade side of the
question. They want raw M terial free,
but argue that the necessities OF the Govern
meut viii require low duties on the manu-
featured product. Concerning the Eastern
demand for Tree raw material, the Portland
OregORjdn aptiy says:
The reduction Of the duty on binding twlne Is
The first iASla.lm"nt OF tie Western answer TO tile
Eastern demand fOf free trade in raw materials.
The burden aud benefits Of tile tariff are sure TO
be tquIllZ Il one way OF the other If il Is TO be
protection, il must he protection all around. and
good prices for al producers; If free trade, free
trade all around. and cheap goods for all con-
sumers The Mills ana Cleveland notion of
cheap goods and high prices for the East. and
low prices aud cheap goods for the West, has
uad iis gUsetuS.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The French spoliation claims, for the payment
of which the Senate added an amendment to
the Deficiency Appropriation Bill. which, how
ever, the House declined to accept, involved a
total OF S1,239.655 9S damages, claimed on be-
half OF American citizens whose ships were
seized BY France before the treaty OF 1900. That
compact, in consideration OF our release from
certain obligations which France claimed the
tight 10 hold US to- released that nation from all
claims of Americans for damages sustained by
these seizures. number OF Congressional re-
ports have been made in favor OF a settlement,
and tile Court OF Claims rendered a favorable de.
cision. The fact that the original claimants are
dead and that attorneys would reap nearly all
the benefit no doubt has more to do with the ac-
tiOn OF Congress than anything else.
India is still disgraced by the extent to which
poison is resorted 10 by those intent on getting
rid OF personal enemies The Government
Analyst Of Bombay reports that last year his de-
partment was concerned in the investigation OF
40 cases OF suspected poisoning, in &C OF which
poison was actually discovered. This method OF
disposlng OF an enemy Is doubtless more fire.
quenIly utilized in other sections of the country
by monsters OF deprAvity intent on attain ing
their most Ubiquitous ends
Secretary Tracy's efforts to expedite the con-
struclion of vessels for the new navy are attain
ing good results. Contractors Will soon be in
vted to bid on three more vessels the Ammen,
hatbor defense ram, the 750-ton gunboat and
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FOREIGN EXHIBITS AT THE FAIR.

The free-trade journals are opposing the
Mckinley bill on the ground that it will
prevent as full an exhibit Of foreign manu-
features at the Worlds Fair as would other
wise have been made. The Chicago Herald,
for example, says: 1--WE are made to re-
buff Europe with the Mckinley bill raising
the tariff from AZ to 60 per cent, and to beg
Europe at the same moment to organize for
our benefit, our exclusive benefit, great,
glorious and generous exhibit for our CO.
lumbar exposition" 1t is pretty safe to
assume that Europe will not organize
great, glorious and generous exhibit for our
Columbian Exposition for our exclusive ben
eft. If it organizes an exhibit at all, it will
be for its own commercial advantage. The
exhibit will be viewed not only by the
people Of the United States but by other
American peoples who are now large pur-
ctasers Of European-made goods. Before
- Europeans will decide not to contribute to the
Columbian Exposition they will be called
upon TO consider if they can afford to let the
American exhibit stand without a CORE
spending exhibit of European goods But if
we leave out of consideration the effect pure
ly American exhibit may make on the minds
of Latin Americans, the question occurs if
MARKET to American manufacturers. Last
year European countries sold US about
S35o,0OO.OOO worth of goods. 1t would be
difficult to state exactly what proportion of
these goods come in competition with Amer
lean manufacturers, but contemporary ex-
Inmates that S172, 300, 900 are in the form of
luxuries, in the production of which we do
not compete, and S92,8OO,000 of articles
which we can produce in this country. 1t is
not probable that Europe will give up mar
ket Of this magnitude in resentment at the
enactment Of a law to increase home produc-
ton at the expense Of European manuiact-
urers. il may be remarked, also, that the
Columbian Exposition is, and should be,
subordinate to the industrial Dro. perity of
our 0wl country. II we cannot legislate
for the benefit of our own people from fear
Of offending foreigners who are invited to
place their exhibits beside ours. the exp0si-
ton viii b. a costly display for Us.
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on imported cigars to an extent which Will
compel dealers to charge Is cents for cigars
that they have been retailing at 1212 cents.
The natural effect OF this increase of price
will be a smaller consumption Of imported
cigars. But men who have been in the habit
of smoking imported cigars are not going to
stop smoking. If they cannot aft I'd the in-
creased cost they will naturally smoke the
best domestic cigar they can get The aver
age "bit" imported cigar is not very
choice article. They are of uneven quality.
portion being quite gool, but large pro-
portion running down to fair domestic.
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w ATHEK PREDICTION.
SIGNAL SERVICE. L. S. Army, J
DIVISION or THE PACIFIC, 7

SIGNAL SERVICE L. S. Army,
DIVISION or THE PACIFIC,
SAS FRANCISCO, oct. Z, 1S3O-5 p NJ
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest in Western oregon and
lowest in Southeastern California; the temperature
has fallen in all districts except Southeastern Cali
fornia where 1t has risen; rain has fallen in oregon
and Washington, elsewhere fair weather has pre-
vailed; tie following ranfas have been reported
during the past twenty-four hours; Spokane Fails
or inches, walla Waa trace Portland Ola, Rose
burg O.O4. Olympia O.04. Fort Candy OIL
Force st TIL 3 L. NJ. Wednes lay.
For Northern California-Fair weather. except
light rain at Keeer; north to west Winds cooler,
except stationary temperature at Eureka.
For Southern California-Fair weather; south to
west winds; cooler, except nearly stationary tenn
peraturc at Yuma,
For OreEon-Far weather; north to west winds:
nearly stationary temperature except warmer at
ROseburg.
For WaShlngton-Fair weather; winds generally
westerly; nearly stationary temperature.
JOHN p. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps (iu CHARGE.
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bo5 montromery7 street. near Clay, open until II
o,cloct p NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street. near Kearny, open until II O'Clock mdnight
sSe Hayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; COG
larkin street, open until 80 olock, and 251S
Mission street omen until O'Clock p NJ.
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CIGARS.

a free-trade contemporary quotes several
dealers to show at the Mckinley Tariff
Bill will iniure the cigar industry in this
couIstry. Tie Mckinley bill raises the duty
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ROYAL Dutch Cocoa for sale at all grOcers.

Two MORE SANTA Cruz BANKs.-The Santa
Cruz Bank OF Savings and Loan and the Bank Of
Santa Cruz have been examined, and the first
named f una to have securities nd Liabilities
footing S492,SG7 AZ and the second 1898.
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arCTT0N SALES TO-DAY.

. FuRNIrURE.-By Geo F. Lamson. at 3ol2 Cali
Iurnia ST., at IL O'Clock.
FuENIruRF-By VIM. ButterHeld. at 1889 Bush
s t., at u o'clock
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CoRRoBoRArIoN NEHDED.-Judee Finn has
continued The hearing Of the dive ce suit OF May
Agnes Otland against John w. Orland, 10 give
her opportunity TO prove her charges OF
cruelty by corrUboratye testimony.
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SHOT a Scala soldier at the Preside yes
terday shot a seal eleven feet long. When the
seal was dragged ashore he had big harpoOn
sticking in his shoulder. The wound was almost
healed.
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So SAID THE JURY.-P. Ribalsi, tried In
Judge Van Reynegom's department yesterday
for receiving stolen goods, was found guilty by
the iuIV.
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ROYAL Dutch Cocoa for sale at all grOcers.
ROYAL Dutch Cocoa for sale at all grocers.

COPIES OF THE TARIFF LAw.-By this after
noon. il all goes well, copies OF the new Tariff
Bill will be in the hands of the customs officers.
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J.F.CUTTER's OLD BOUEBON.-Tuis celebrated
whisky is fOrsale by all hrSI-class druggists and
gruceTs. Trade mdik-star within snleld
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THE strongest reason why you should take Hoods
Sarsaparlla If your blood is impure is found in
the that it has effected many remarkable cures
of blood disorders
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another irst-cass torpedo-boat. The next ves-
sells to be launched Will be the cOast-defense
vessel. the Monterey and lie Datile-ship Maine
The TWO 2000-ton cruisers being bnilt at Ball.
more will be the next launched. Then follow
lie two 3OOO-ton vessels being constructed at
the Norfolk Navy-yards. the 200o-ton vessel
being built at Boston, the Naval Academy prac-
tice vessel under way at EIiZabelhport, and the
Two 1oOo-ton gunboats being constructed al
Bath. The Concord, Bennington aud Chester
already launched await their trials.
What wonders time does accomplish. In En-
peior Williams reception at Vienna all thought
of SadUwa seems 10 have been obllterated. The
city presented scene OF extraordinary splend0r,
for never before, declares an enthusiastic CORE.
spondent, has such profusion of rich and elab-
oraie decor ations been displayed there. There
were four trlumpha arches of artistic design
and a series of Venetian masts carrying long
fesIooas of evergreens and flowers. which con-
verted the way over which The imperial guest
moved into a superb bower of brilliant color.
Every house bore its decoration of flags flowers
or brightly hued hangings. a conservative eStl-
mate OF The number of spectators places 1t at
half a million. What a remarkable transforma-
tion the triple alliance has brought about.
fact that will not escape the attention OF
those interested In the California wheat Industry
is the effort OF the Government of India 10 en-
courage the construction of railroads. The total
mileage on March 3lst was 16, 095, of which 500
miles constructed during the year 1SS9-9o.
The Stale lines operated by companies amount
to 6OO7 miles, State lines operated by the State
5049 miles. lines operated by guaranteed com
panIes 3243 miles, assisted companies sos miles,
native State lines worked by companies Alb miles,
native Stale lines worked by the Safe "a miles.
native state lines $40 miles and foreign lines 5S
miles. The State is likely in the course of time,
10 become the sole, as 1t is now the largest, owner
OF railways in India.
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MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP" has been
used over Fifty Years by mothers for their children
the child, soitens the Gums. allays all Pain,
Wind Cole. regulates the bowels and is the best
remedy for DiaTrbpa, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes and is for sale by Druggists in
every part of the world. BE sure and for Mrs.
winsow's Soothing Syrup. twenty-five cents a
bottle.
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Wabash Tourist Excursions East. Best scenery.
Best accommodations. For particulars address T.
Z. Shearer, Mgr, l9 Montgomery ST.. S. F.
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ROYAL Dutch Cocoa for sale al all grOcers
ROYAL Dutch Cocoa for sale at all grocers.
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THE MORNING CALL
rrRLI/ATION OFFICE:

7
uas Iarrer circulation than any other
uevsuaper published in San Francisco.
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LrxUR1AST hair with its youthful color assured
by using PARKERs HAIR BALsAM.
PARKER's GINGER Tonic. the best cough cure.
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ROYAL Dutch Cocoa for sale at all grocers.
EXTRA mince pies. SWANS. 218 Suffer street.
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ROYAL Dutch Cocoa Tor sale at all grocers.
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Visit Battle of Gettysburg. Market aud Tenth
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4, ERMAN COOK DESIRES SITUATION. CALL
" from A. NJ. to 3 p. NJ. Humboldt House, 1909
Stockton ST., bet. broadway and Vallejo. ocS ITS
GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER; GOOD
VI at housework no objection short distance In
country. Address Earnest, Box LAT. CALL Branch
nnS -
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STORAGE.

DACIFIC STORAGE CO., SOL STOCKTON ST.;
furniture ana merchandise; advances made. Is tt
FURNITURE STORED STERLING FURNI
L ture Co.. 1899, 1041 Market. Rosenthal Bldg TIT
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BEEcHAM's Pills cure bilious and uervOusiils.
ROYAL Dutch Cocoa for sale at all grocers.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE CO.
IL umbia, once of Chief QuarterInaster Vancou-
yer Barracks, Wash, october 6, lS9p.-Seaied pro
poSals in triplicate Will be received here until IL
O'Clock A. NJ. November 5, 1890, and then opened
for furnishing and delivery of 40 Cavalry Horses
Tor the Department OF the Columbia. This num-
Der 10 De SUBJECT To an Increase decrease twenty
per cent Preference given to animals of domestic
production, conditions of quality and price being
equal, and such preference given to animals Of
American prod uction produced on the Pacific Coast
to the extent OF the consumption required by the
pubic service there. All Information furnished on
application here. The United States reserves the
right TO reject the whole any part of any bid
ceved, ana bids will be considered for less num-
Der than the whole. Envelopes containing pro-
posals should be marked: proposal for Cavalry
Horses" and addressed to tho undersigned here j.
q. .. LEE. Major and Chief Quartermaster.7 1t 30 2
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


> SWEDISH GIRLS, COOK AND SECOND GIRL
= wish situation in same house: best reference
country preferred. MRS. ELLEN, 3l5 StocktOI
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JEWISH YOUNG GERMAN LADY. WITH BEST
OF references, wishes situation take charge of
one or two children. Address U. o., Box 1U2, CALL
ga
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SPIRITUALISAI.

NJ ISIS BENHARD MEDIUM; INFORMATION
VI on stocks lottery love, etc. 1853 Fourth SIT I'm
Nj RS. J. j. WHITNEY, CLAIRvoYANT TEST
Iu medium, lifereader. 1912 Market st. aulg If
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. KINKEAD, CLAIRyoYANT TRANCE ME-
In dunn 12391a Market st. aus 6m
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DANISH WOMAN WISHES TO DO GENERAL
~ Homework III plain family; short distance in
country preferred; wages S25. Call 2Oi Seventh
err .+&
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z DUNG GERMAN WOMAN WANTS SITUATION
i as housekeeper 500 Geary ST. ocS 3t*
A MEXICAN WOMAN, JUST FROM THE EAST,
n married wants to go out to do housework by
the day. 6751a Clementina ST., Eighth ocS So
ESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL DESIRES Po-
~ si'ion at general Homework. Address ll5la
Perry st. OcS 3t*
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Leayenworth st. ocS 4Us
CITUATiON WANTED BY YOUNG WOMAN TO
~ take charye of children do light houSework
country preferred. Call 90 Sixth st. Room TO- IS
you've LADY WISHES SITUATION N PRI-
i vate family to teach children English and music:
is also good dreSsDaker a short distance in cOun
try preferred. Address NJ. L., Box So CALL Branch
Office. ocS 3ts
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PERSONALS.

- o1TNc; GERMAN LADY, POSSESSING MEANS.
\ Gesires 70 form the acquaintance of a wealthy
German bachelor or w1dower; oDlecS ana ms'i
Address Lady BOX 80, CALL Branch once IT,
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A MEXICAN WOMAN, AGED a. WISHES A
~ position companion or ladys maid is will
ing TO travel; reference Address b. s., Cox 81,
this Office OCT IL.
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DARTNER WANTED-BAKER FOR DOWN
L town cafe; no night or Sunday work: only small
capital required; partner preferred to hired help
must give good reference. Apply 143l Ellis ST.,
from to p. NJ. ocS 3t*
DARTNER WITH $500 CAN TIl,D PAYING
i business which Will give pleasant employment
and good opportunity to make money. Call or adj
dress Enterprise, II Ellis St, basement OCT 3t#
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-28

30 great an interest," has been mani
tested In the joint appearance OF Joseph
Jefferson, William ]. Florence and Mrs.
John Drew, at the Opera House this
evening, that within . few hours after
the opening OF the sale OF seats almost
the entire house had been sold out. This
trio OF famous comedians will be seen In
Sheridsn's three-Act comedy, "The
Rivals" Mr.. Jefferson will be seen iu
his familiar character Of Bob Acres. 1t
10 question If his lmpersonation Of the
character has eyer been equalled. Mr..
Florence will be the Sir Lucils O'Trig-
ger. The same may be said of his o.
Trigger as of Mr.. Jcfierson's Bob Acres,
that It has probably never been equalled.
That delightfully."- clever ''old lady" Mrs.
John Drew, Will be seen as Mrs. Malop-
rop. Her impcrsonation OF the character
is absolutely perfect. The cast brings
out en- exceptionally fine actress In tue
person OF Miss Viola Allen, who earlier
in the season made such a tremendous
nit In Shenandoah Mt Proctor's
Theatre, New York. Miss Allen will be
seen as Lydia Languish, and It would be
hard to hud more clover little actress
for the part. She has earned, and de-
servediy too. the hearty encomiums OF the
press and public alike wherever she has
appeared. Other prominent poople In
tho cast are: Miss Agnes Miller, Edwin
Varrey, Frederick Pauliing. George +.
NASH, George w. Dcnham and Joseph
Warr.u.