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SPEAKER KEED no *. NJ. C."


Speaker Reed has found time to reply to
y. NJ. C.'s" criticism of the House rule
authorizing the Speaker to count mem bers
present and not voting in making up quo
rum. The principal importance Of the
original article was in the assumption that
MI. Blaine was the writer. Now that
the authorship has been traced to George
c. G0rham, the article rests on its in
triusic merits. Mr.. Gorham contends
that a rule fning members for not voting
would have answered every purpose of the
rule authorizing the Speaker to count
quorum when one was present, without re-
gard to the refusal of a portion to vote.
Mr.. Reed reminds Mr.. GOTham that the
remedy he has applied has done its work.
The House mas been able to do business
with reasonable dispatch under the new
rule, The other remedy proposed might
have accomplished the same results and it
might not. Unless, therefore, the new rule
has deprived the minority Of some c0nSti-
tutionM right, there Is no apparent reason
why Mr.. Gorham's remedy should be sub
stituted for Mr.. Reeds. The public will
bear in mind that quorum must be pres
ent in both cases. The point in the con
troversy is if a present member should be
made to vote by the process OF imposing a
fine or should be allow ed to remain silent
ii he chooses, but not allowed to count
himself rs absent when present. The pres
ent member can always vote if he has a
mind 10. If lie refuses to vote when the
ayes and noes are called, he does so to adj
vance some other purpose than legislation.
The rule counting the silent present men,
Der as present when he is bodily present
throws upon him the responsibility of
silence. Why does ne refuse to vote? His
motive may be 10 avoid the responsibility
If being on the record on either side of a
question, or il may be to embaIrass the ma
j0Tity, who are responsible for legislation.
II would seem, therefore, that the essentials
are observed by the rule the House has
adopted The Constitution authorizes the
House to empower tie Speaker to enforce
the attendance Of absent members. The
Speaker exercises this power, and thus
secures the presence Of members in sufti-
cient number TO do business. But portion
of these members refuse to vote. Without
them no quorum is present. What is the
Speaker to do? lie may either compel them
to vote by the fning process, as Mr.. Cor
ham suggests, as he may count them, as Mr..
Reed Las done. The controversy has en-
lighteued good many people as to the
methods Of doing business in the House,
but Mr.. GOrham has not made it clear that
his remedy for an admitted evil is really
preferable to that MIR. Reed has adopted.
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NEW CITY HALL.
Slow Work Being Done in Erecting tn
Stone Fence.

Slow Work Being Done in Erecting the
Stone Fence.
A meeting of the Board OF New City Hall
Commissioners was held yesterday, Mayor
Pond presiding.
There was a discussion over the contract
of NJ. j. Healy & Co. for building the stone
fierce around the City Hall. Mayor Pond
said the work was being done very slowly,
Notwithstanding the contractors had been
given several extensions of time.
On motion of MI Strother progress es-
innate in favor Of Healy 81 Co. for S4723 rs
was referred 10 the Mayor for considera-
ton.
The following progress estimates were
finally passed: Charles j. Bandmann,
S344 80; MCGOWAN IL Butler, S4770; Hughes
q Foster, S3449 %; George Goodman S777 Is !;
Mccain Il Riddell, S11, 233 20.
The following Contracts were finally
awarded: 10 Henry L. Day for finishing
the interior of the northwest McAllister-
street wing, the price for which was ST., 526.
To f. w. Kreling IL Sons, for fitting up
the interior Of the new County Clerks Of
fee in the northwest wing, amounting to
Sl9927
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HEALTH AND POLICE.


San Bruno Road Improvement-A Laun-
dry Nuisance.
at the meeting of the Health and Police
Committee of the Board of Supervisors
yesterday letter was read from SupeFin-
tendent Rankin of the Fire-alarm and
Police Telegraph notifying the Supervisors
that he had appointed w. I. Joyce, James
King and J. v Lowell as linemen to build
the new Police Patrol Telegraph system.
The committee agreed to report in favor Of
confirming the appointments.
1t was decided to report in favor of in
definitely pOStponing the resolution to use
a portion of the appropriation for improv-
ing San Bruno road to pay guards of the
House OF Correction, whose prisoners are
employed on the road. The matter of the
deficit Of 5000 a month in the appropriation
for the House of Correction was referred to
the Finance Committee.
The petition of property-owners for the
removal of a Chinese laundry at 800 Minna
street was then taken up, and it was de-
cided to refer the matter 20 the Board of
Health, with a request to abate the nui-
sance.
A favorable report will be made on the
communication from the Board of Health
asking that the salary of the matron of
tue Receiving Hospital be fixed at $50 n
month,
The petition of the Hebrew Home for the
lease of the old hospital building at North
Beach was laid over for one week to hear
all the people interested.
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THE BLYTHE DECISION.

The decision of Judge Coffey in the
Blythe case gives general if not universal
satisfaction. The decision comes from a
department of the Superior Court which
! possesses the entire confidence OF the pub
lie. That Judge COffey has given the case
conscientious and intelligent study, and
that his decision is the honest conclusion oil
his application of law 10 facts, will not be
questioned even by those who contend that
it is not for the best interest of the public
that the issue of an unlawful relation
should, from a legal point of view, be
placed in the same position as the issue of
a lawful relation. Fortunately for the
claimant, Judge Coffey was not called upon
to decide that point of morals. 1t became
his duty TO decide whether Florence Blythe
was the daughter Of Thomas II. Blythe,
and if so, in the absence of proof that Mr..
Blythe and the mother of Florence had
been married, if the laws of California
made Florence her fathers heir in the alb
sence Of papers of adoption. The Judge
found the affirmative on both points, and
the public is pleased with the decision.
There is a good deal Of sympathy for the
little English girl whose title to Mr..
Blythe's millions would have been indiS-
putable if her parents had conf0rmed to
the usages OF society. There is also a par
douable feeling of satisfaction in the fact
that a claimant without dollar of money
to establish her claim with. without intiu-
entail friends either in her old home or her
new one, has been allowed to succeed. Re-
verSing the case, the same results could not
have been obtained IN England. An Amer
lean girl in England with the character OF
claim the plaintiff in this case preferred
would have had no standing in court 1t is
desirable in many respects that the de-
cision shall stand and the case be settled.
The property involved occupies a conspicu-
Gus place on our principal street, and it
sorely needs an owner. That the owner
should be the daughter of the man who ac-
quired title to the property is the most
satisfactory solution of the Blythe problem
that could have been given.
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FEDERAL GRAND JURY.
A List OF the Names of Members for tn

A List of the Names OF Members for the
July Term.
In the United States District Court yes
terday the following named persons were
sworn in to serve as jurerS for the July
term:
Joseph S. Emery 1oreman). Thomas W. Booth,
Claus II. Becker, Vincent X. Butler. A. s. Bald
win, l.. c. Breeze. e. w. Corbell, W. Center, W.
c. Cornell, q. W. Dixon, +. Ii. Drofell, John IL
Gilmore, j. j. jacob. &. A. kObn, John &.
Libby Samuel l.. l.. Leszynski, Joseph Lipp-
man, Albert Meyer, Frank MaxsOn, A. b. Ma
gulre. L. =. Osborn, T. b. Read, W. T. Round
tree, Robert Sutherland.
The following named did not answer
when their names were called, and cita-
tiOns were issued commanding them to
show cause on Tuesday next: William W.
Browser, Edmund c. Burr. William b.
Bancroft, Robert c. Carcally, James c..
Dunphy, John C. Hoover, Edward A.
Lelrldge and Abbott l.. Whitney.
The Grand Jury held a short session, but
as no business was presented for it to 90
an adjournment was taken until next Tues
day. During the continuance of their term
the jurors will not be allowed to adjourn
for more than four days at a time. Six
teen Of them VIII constitute quorum for
the transaction of business.
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HE SULD BAD MEAT.
Hammerschlag Convicted on One of 4
. IL

Hammerschlag Convicted One of the
Charges Against Him.
John Hammerschlag, arrested for selling
diseased meat, was convicted yesterday by
Police Judge Joachimsen on one of the
charges against him, and will be sentenced
to-day. There are against the accused other
charges of slauGhtering cattle within the
city limits, but his trial OH them has been
continued for one month. Hammerschlag
is looked upon by the police as a source of
annoyance generally. On last Thanks giv-
ing day he drove a knife into the shoulder
of James Bowling, mistaking him for an
old enemy Not content with this he felIed
his victim to the ground with a rock, for
all of which he served term of three
months as a ''trusty" in the City Prison.
Since then he has been shot in the back on
the Mission road by man named Kelly,
and came very nearly dying from the
wound. He has been previously convicted
of slaughtering animals within the city
limits
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

II looks as though naval architecture is about
to undergo marked change. The Spanish tor
pedO-boat the Pefa which was submitted to
extraordinary tests Us to speed, endurance under
water, radius Of action and ease of control, when
pitted against the cruiser Colon, one of the
largest swiftest newest vessels Of the navy, as
tonlshed the old salts by The way she escaped
detection by the search-light and other contriy-
ances giving warning of an enemy's approach.
a "eli-aimed torpedo would have sent the Colon
skyward. 1t is believed the Improvement of
submarine torpedo-boals will soon reach such
state OF perfection that the greatest lronclads
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mouth, nearly forty years ago. Under
these instruments Japan cannot make her
own tariffs without the assent of Europe,
nor can it try in its courts European who
commits a crime On japanese territory.
Against these treaties the Japanese people
have fercely protested for years. The
opening of the new Parliament will furnish
a vent for their indignation. 1t will be
fortunate if it does not lead to an explosion
which might place foreigners in Japan in
ponsi6ara bIa iaOpar1v
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nAILY CALL ducIuding sundays, S6 per year by
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calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL. five
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The will of Rosa Goodman, who died in
this city on July 9th last, has been fled
for probate. The estate is valued at $780,
COO, and is divided equally between the six
children, Henry, Hannah. Oscar, Bertha,
Viola and Selma Goodman, subject to lega-
cies of $3.50 each to Mary j. O'Leary and
Maurice Frank, a brother of the testatrix
S. W. Levy and Moses Lyman are named
executors.
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525 montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
,c1ork p n BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street near Kearuy, open until u O'clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street. open until $3.50 O'Clock; oO5
IaIlln street. open until $50 CLOCK, ana zoIo
Mission street. omen until 9 O'Clock p NJ
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR THE SUMMER
MONTHS

Subscribers who intend going to the country dur
81 the summer months can have THE DAILY CALL
mailed to them for week or longer regular sub
s'rption rates, I5c per week Give order carrier
d send to business Office
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|" Dividend Notice-omce

~ Dividend Notice-Ofice of the
- PACING BoraI, Salt and Soda Company San
francisco, July 81, lS90-At a meeting Of the
Board OF Directors OF the aboye-named eomnanV
held this day. dividend mo. 34) OF one dollar
l$ll per share was declared payable MONDAY
MONTGOMERY St. Rooms Il and H. Transfer-booKs
close August s. 1890, at p. NJ.
aul I'd +. ID. PRITCHARD Sec pro TEN.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
SIGNAL SERVICE, L. - ARMY, !
DIVISION or THE PACIFIC,
SAN FEANCIsco, August !. 1880. {

SIGNAL SERVICE, L. = ARMy,l
DIVISION or THE Pacific,
SAN FRANCISCO, August /. 1880.
p. M.-Iacihc time
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest on the Washington coast
and lowest III Southeastern CALIFORNIA; the temper
AZURE has risen in oregon and fallen in Cal
Iforua and Washington; the weather has been
fair, except light rains in Northern oregon and
Southern Washington.
Forecast Till Z. NJ, S iturday.
FofNor herIi CaIforuia-Fair weather. westerly
Wiuds stationary temperature.
FOR Sojlthcrn Caiforuia-Far weather; westerly
vlujs- stationary temperature
for ofes"q-rair weather: westerly winds; sta
tlylJry temperature.
For Wsshngtou-Fair weather except light rain
Of olympia and Fort Candy; westerly winds; sta
sJa-i euory temperature. ions 7 FINLEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps in charged.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

re Woodbridge Presbyterian Church
b. cor Twentieth and Capp sts.-Rev 7. j. Cur
al IL a. NJ. and 7 40 P. NJ Rev. IL. Ii. Dobbns will
preach morning and evening Sabbath school aud
meeting Wednesday evening. Visitors always
made welcome. 1t
F5 First Presbyterian Church, Cor OF
G~S Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st.-The pas
from his trip to the Holy Land and WIN preach to-
morrow morning and evening. Sunday-School al
I2:45 p. Young Peoples Society OF Christian
EndeaYor at AS p. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at Z l5 O'Clock All are welcome to these
services 1t
RP Howard Presbyterian Church, Mis-
eh~S sion ST., near Third-The Rev. Madison q.
Peters, from New York City. will preach to-morrew
at NJ, subject, Christianity That Is Christi.
Not Christians" Sunday school at gao A. NJ
and 1880 P. NJ. Young Peoples Society of Chris,
Wednesday evening at z 40 O'Clock. 1t
9[a5s Westminster Presbyterian Church.
S~S Fell St. near octavla-Divine service at Il
4. NJ. and 7:45 p M. Rev. John D. Davis, Professor
in Princeton theological Seminary, Will preach in
the morning; Rev. DR.. Matthews In the evening.
Young peoples meetings at $3.50 p
RS Central Methodist Episcopal Church,
w. Case D.. pastor. Residence, 1914 Mission ST.
Seylces tomorrow at II a. N. and 7:45 p. NJ.
Male Chorus will sing Sunday school at
O'Clock. Young mems meeting at g. Young
ladies' meeting at s. Young Peoples Society OF
-
W. Case, ID. D., is expected home from Honolulu to-
day and VIII preach morning and evening. PRAYER
meeting wednesday evening. Welcome 10 all these
SERVICES 1t
~ First Methodist Episcopal Church,
er~c Powell ST., bet. Washington and Jackson-M
ID. Buck pastor. Preaching by the pastor at III A. NJ
ON The Communion OF Saints" followed by the
sacrament of the Lord's Supper, and at 7:45 r. NJ
on " Covenant-making." Glass meetings Sunday at
10 A. NJ, 12:30 and p. NJ. and Thursday night
Sunday-school, including Annis Merrfll's Bible
class. at l2:30 p. NJ. Young Peoples meeting
at $50 p. Al. Meeting for the promotion OF
holiness on Monday night. Lecture on The New
South" by Rev. 4. X. billie, ID. d., Tuesday night
Missionary prayer meeting, with singing by Chinese
girls from the Mission. "Wednesday night PhmnIx
Band OF Hope Friday night Spanish service
for children Sunday at 1850 and for adults SIM
day at 2:30 and Tuesday night. The seats are
free at all services and cordial invitation is ex-
lcuueu W eferyoo 1t
~ Mrs. A. j. johnson Fvanyelist
D>S holds gospel services Sunday at 8 p NJ and j
2. N. in the Christ Healing Institute ana School OF
the Holy Spirit, 300 Van Ness ave, cor Grove st
Al cOLuIaIIr LlNILcu: au2 2tF
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81 would like to proclaim the value of Hoods
Sarsaparila from the top OF the highest peaks with
voice strong enough for the whole earth to hear
it," j. b. HoRNBECK, Harpersvllle, N Y
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No well-regulated household should be without
AngOstura BitterS, the celebrated appetizer Manu-
featured by DR.. j. G. b. Slegert ~ Sons. Ask your
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CURE FOR COUGH OR CoLD.-As soon as there is
the slightest uneasness Of the Chest with dicuIty
of breathing, indication of Cough, during the
day few BrotcJl's Bronchial 7toehes" 25c box
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ITS SECOND ANNIvERsARY.-A ball viii be
given this evening at Odd Fellows Hall by the
Mexican Mutual Benevolent Society in COM
memoraliOn OF lis second anniversary.
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To RECOVER ON JUDGMRNT.-Lewis A. Pires
has sued 10 recover S13,S29 81 from Dorr Rus
sell, claiming that amount is still unpaid, al
though judgment had been gwen IN his favor in
The Circuit Court on AUGUST 10. 1885.
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A NEW TRIAL GRANTED.-The Judgment in
the case Of Hong Tong. convicted of robbery In
Los Angeles County about year ago and sen.
fenced to the State Prison for two years was
reversed by the Supreme Court yesterday aud
the case remanded for a new trial.
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A BENEFIT EXHIBITIoN.-The Turn VereIps
OF the Pacific Turn BeZiik have arranged for a
benefit exhibition tomorrow evening for C.
DOnrmanu at The luIn Hall on Turk street
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CAL1FoRNIA giace fruits, soc ID. Townsend's s.

a NEW YORK PREACHER.-Rev. Madison C.
Peters of New York City will preach in the
Howard Presbyterian Church on Mission street.
near Third, tomorrow morning and evening
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CALIFORNIA ON WHEELs.-S. j. Matbes of
Los Angeles, who has been With California on
Wheels" since last December, has been pro-
NOTED to the position of Superintendent of the
travelling exhibition. Professor Allen of San
Jose, who has been with the cars for two months,
is now on his way home.
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VENTURA COUNTY CAsE.-The judgment
OF the lower court has been reversed by the Su.
preme Court in The case OF Thomas X. More, adj
minlstrator OF tue estate of Alexander S. More
VS.. j. w. CalktDs, with Instructions to the court
below to override ihe demurrer TO the first count
OF tue COMPLAINT. The sun involves property In
Ventura County worth 100000.
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AT TRINITY CHURCH.-The Rev. j. Sanders
Reed. rector of Trinity, has returned from his
tfip East, ana will preach at the morning and
evening services tomorrow. special selection
oil music VIII be rendered by Tie choir at tile
evening service, under the direction of the
oiganist, Ii. }. Stewart, NIB.
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DIVORCE GRANTED.-Judge LawIer has
granted a divorce TO Thomas j. Cox from Caro-
line Cox for extreme cruelty.
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LADIES fine kid button shoes worth So are
sold at Lesser Bros, 4OG Kearny. for 81 80.
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FRESH buttercups all favors. Townsend's. :
FEARS Soap is The most elegant toilet adjunct
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MEMS shoes worth 50 so are sold for 81 25 at
Lesser BIOS, 405 Kearny street.
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OUR 25c cream mixed candies are equal to
soc mixtures sold elsewhere. Townsend's.
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CLEAR water is showing up the filth in pond
ice amazingly. put little of Il together and show
the mixture 10 Your doctor. and he will say Use
distilled water ice. 420 Eighth street."
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For NEGLECT OF DuTY.-Thomas j. Fitz.
patrick. one OF the census enumerators who
failed to his duty in the recent census canvass
and who was arrested I'm consequence Yesterday
appeared before United States Commissioner
Sawyer and was held for trial. Ball was fixed in
the sum of $500
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Visit BatlIe OF Getlysbnrg. Market and Tenth
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pIRTjCATION oFFICE

THE MORNING CALL
vas larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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w ANTED - TO hNoW:.WHo owns THE
w large, stylish, dark bay horse. both hind: feet
white. that driven by agentlemah up Ellis S..
near Market Friday, about noon; hitched ITO. "a:
phaetou. with top half down. If horse Is for safe,
address JAMES b. MAYBERRY, 322 Montgomery
street. 80 .. % :. -: .al2 3t. :
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CCHoOL or CIVIL MINING AND MECHANICAL
- Engineering Surveying Architecture. Drawing
AsSaying. AVIAN DER NAILLEN,7 1913 Mark't; 2ltt "
II EALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE, 81 POST ST:
Ii Double-entry bookkeeping, penmanShip, short
hand, type-writng, Biography etc, al 1ucluIsdil
business course under one Zee of SIS. '%le5Ost :.
pAClFTC BUSINESS COLLEGE: 800 POST ST d.
Lie schO arsnlp- SD: daY evening". oc2O.t.
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MALE help WANTED.

1EO MEN FOR WASHINGTON, BALLASrING
lou track, can work all winter; 80 men for
grading, 81 20 per day, TO go on to-mOrrow's
steamer. Get tickets to-day at reduced from
II. Il. WARD a CO. go Clay ST. 1t
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g5'ss AUGUST, 1890.
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COURT STENOGRAPHER, HAVING A FEW UN-
y occupied hours viii be pleased to receive or
pupils for private tuition, 500 Mason st. unless
teacher can himself copy the words Of speaker
reader doubt that his services worth procuring
in shorthand. j. S. WHITE jyIl I'm
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DENTISTS.

TOR SALE-DENTAL OFFICE AND PRACTICE ::
L account OF ill-healrh. Address L. L. Box IS;
CALL Branch ONCE -. -: 20 -. :.iy3l' BIS
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OAKLAND SEMINARY, 52S ELEVENTH ST
" Oakland; for boarding and day pupils; the sum
mer term will open Monday, July %, 1890 MRS.
NJ X. BLAKE, Principal. iyl 3m
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WANTED-BLACKSMIrH $50 AND BOARD;
W man about place. $50: young man and wife,
$50; Iaborers city, 81 10, Swedish Employment
ONCE, 524 Bush ST. 1t%