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MUSICAL INSTITUTE SOUTHWEST COR.
vi ner second aad 1.eAosz streets. under the
Ynanagemebt and personal direction "a Mrs.
Willard, sescs culture and ali branches 81 IN
strumentAi music. only experienced aed
thoroughly eompstent teachers empiagei.
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: pm cExr-noNEY 10 InAn; 1u1LpTxG
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MONEY 10 LOAN on IMPROVED RxAr.
NA egeate bonds ~ ecunt1es citiea and school
dilexic9a eeoght \. 81 LOss. Atkfns bloch. Sl5
MONEY At PER cEEr. INTERSTATE
noney. d L by. sIst7 second sfreek
NoSEY 10 LOAN ox PIAxos YuRxrruRk
Qua removal: loans stricsly connaenxsai Henry
hinnfan- iuom ~ Seattle MOCK.
u " TRoUNC1 BUYS EoTEA SHORT
ehss,sIs ~ sscssd ssssss sernss a.sss n $50
MONTY TO LOAS-wE ARE NOW PRE-
UU pared 10 loan money On city and farm
pseeesxy q sAoss nesics; loans closed ana money
paid - eoon - title examined; no appiicafsons
Senf away 5oR approval Lee Bowaeu repre-
senting Lombard investment Co. corner Thru
and JameA
2g0A0 0fln OF GAN FRAEcIsC0 MONEY!
&ssJNOsU(V tolcan On Improved inside prop
erty at per cent no delay: time % suit: deiy
Compositions; b1ildin9 lcohs solicited =. w
Irouncos "a Second efRe9& corner Marion.
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the rcem. was In the game.
LAS right and the pct bad
-. ned seyssa times when the
e easAe him. sam had the 6rss saw
kg cut bis cards discovered that
ee queens Ia SO. lie siianr
scare anybody out so he
49, ) pot with light bet. To his sur,
Of the other three stald and
bet successfully. Sam didn's
& oasy stab Again each IL the
Aised as il came 10 him. This SET
- studying. lie knew The mea he
sying with and knee that shey bad
trap Tor nina fstdsdns take him 9
e. se 10 make up bis mind what to do.
pass, he said. las ing doa bis cards
81 the sarae time whipping oar brace
= mith & wesson's, but thiak win the
Behind sSm's back stoei Back -. a
VI known kansan and tough nam.
Buck, said sam. gather these chips for
be-.
Buck rased every check on the table 10
g center and sized sAem np
: New cash these chips. said Sam, tsyn.
~ 10 Co..
g. siidn's dsmGr moment bur
Noussea ort the cash 10 tie ssnoans al
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AN01NEEB0 AND ORA G04zBMEM
DICHARD NKvINs. il. CIVIL EN0INEKR
N and earveyOr-rlans moblo Tor hydrauic and
aAnitary worka foundations end 9cnerAl con-
otructt0n, railroad projects aud general suYvey.
Ing The --latest correct township plafa Of the
entire stats Of Warrington. Typographical.
mechanical. architectural and gsuefAf draueht-
tne. Dips prints Of I'll she eddfttCns 70 Bsastle
Photo blue prints. general lapdecspe sketch
once room ~ Boston block. Seattle. wash
tnEtcn. Branch oAAess - Anacosfes. La Conner
and whatcom.
.r Thomson .ns'n. Hf f.R. ud Asn sas.
ior wsfirwoeks AMI sewerage. Hcsfing ana
sanitation Of buiidiugA superinscndsncs Of
construction solicited General surveying
promptly dona Room 80. seattle block n
ID H. THOMPSON q CO., IN. II. THOMPSON.
He George y. Coiterili. Clarence l. Mhitel
civil engineers and surveyor. ars located in
rooms ~ and "a. Burke'n block. corner Third
and Union; al notes aud records saved: city OF
cosnsy work promptly ettended 70: maps. frscr
ings or blue prints furnithcd - short notice
sTENOGRAPHERA
BENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEAnQuAg.
IAtfrA; machines aud supplies: shorthand and
typewrifinG 0fdceu. sseuOrraphors agency;
machines rented Room 81. seattle block.
corner Thru ard Cherry streets
vXyAsHIxGToN TYPEWRITER HAD
w OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iufn1hed: Short
hand and typewrt3nx work executed. type
writers rentcd Rockwell block. Columbia
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oerIrsTy AND AURIsrs.

nR A. J. MCINTOSH. ~ q c. v, g.. eAADU-
IL 80 81 Ontario veterinary college. 1orps.sn
stAhiea, Fsfsa ast Waxhinxtoa streets lele-
ph0ue 81 stable No Ia
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vKsrTBULEp TRAIN sKRvIcK

R4eesvsrona On any steAmship line In the Az
1anf1c seryice - Europe and falkland can be -
cusvd q Northern Pacific Office. A. Chilberg.
city uckss aesnt; &. Tonktn. depot ticket AGENT
The morning call., 1890-12-02
HANDS UP.
Fatal Struggle Between Passenger and a

Train-R' bber.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-The Times
Democrat Tyler, (Texas), special reports a
robbery of a passenger on mixed train on
the Cotton Belt road tonight, between Big
Sandy and Winona, by lone highwayman.
When the train started to pull out from the
water tank between Big Sandy and
Winona, the coupling between passenger
coach and the cars in front was
either broke in or WAS purpose
removed, and the train pulled out leaving
the coach behind. There were several pas
sengers in the coach, including a negro
woman. They all left the car and went out
on the platform TO discover what was the
matter, except a Mr.. Schmit Of Milwaukee,
a Mr.. Gerhart and the man who committed
the robbery. The first intimation he gave
of his purpose was by pulling Zig pistol.
firing shot into the top of the car, crying
Hands up, gentlemen" Schmit said: II
looked around 10 see what was the matter,
thinking it some drunken cowboy, and
found a pistol under my nose. The man
with the pistol told me to shell out and |
made haste TO reach down in my pocket and
gave him what silver | had, about SO or $40.
He then turned to GeThart, who was in
money, Gerhart said, L have no money
Il know better; shell OUT said
the robber. Gerhart raised his hand to turn
aside the pistol, when the robbcr fired, the
ball entering the left side just below the
heart. Gerhart then grappled with
him, trying to get possession of the
pistol. He fought The rUbber TO the door of
the car. During The scuffie the robber fired
five times, when, his pistol being empty, he
turned and ran" The trainmen say tnat
after leaving the train three men tried 10
signal them, but mistrusting something
they refused TO stop. The wounded man
cannot Ii We. The robber was not caught.
The morning call., 1890-12-02
THE MARINE CORPS.
An Effort to Secure Its Practical Adjustment
1naugurated.

An Effort to Secure Its Practical Adjustment
1naugurated.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The old fight be-
tween the line and staff in the navy is
likely to be succeeded by contest between
the navy proper and the Marine Corps.
The Organization Board in its recent report
to the Secretary of the Treasury recommend
ed virtually the abolition of the Marine Corps.
The latest attack on the corps comes from
Lieutenant w. F. Fulam, at present on
duty in Chicago. His paper entitled 1.-The
System of Naval Training and the dis
cipline required to promote efficiency and
attract Americans" which was read before
the Naval Institute at Ann Arbor. has
aroused spirit of controversy from which
personality is not unfrecuentiy entirely
eliminated. Fullman's idea is that the new
navy has no further use for the sailor. The
introduction of complicated weapons on
sailless men-of-war demands a change in
the training of crews. He would have them
in the nature Of experts, partaking more of
a military than naval drill.
He asserts that an American cannot be
brought into service where the surveillance
amounts to debasement He finds this
surveillance confined to the exercise
and men, and be would withdraw
what he regards as an aggravatipg form of
policing. He proposes the education of the
present sailor in naval gunnery and the con-
tnement of the marines duty to the bar
racks. Any such efforts are bound to be
opposed not only by the older naval officers,
whose influence is undeniable. but by the
young marine officers, all of whom are
graduates of the Naval Academy and men,
bers of the same classes as the senior
naval officers who are the principal agi;a-
tors in this matter. The opinion among
more experienced naval officers regarding
the sailor is that the quality cannot be i'm
proved unless certain conditions independ-
ent Of the Marine Corps are removed.
The morning call., 1890-12-02
DEAF MUTEs' TRIBUTE,
Celebration of DR.. Wilkinson's
Jubilee at Berkeley Asylum.

At the State Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb and the Blind at Berkeley, DR.. War
ring Wilkinson, the principal of the institu.
tion, completed his twenty-ffth year of
service on Sunday. The event was cele-
brated by the pupils, officers aud graduates.
DR.. Wilkinson was hastily summoned to
the Assembly Hall of the institution at s
O'Clock iE the morning. On entering. Mr..
d'Estrella, the first deaf mute educated in
California, now holding the position of an
Instructor at the school, received Dr. vii.
kinsOn at the door Of the hall and escorted
him to the platform. Mr.. d'Estrela. on
behalf OF all present, then read an appro-
pirate address, in which Dr. Wilkinson was
congratulated on the anniversary and eulo-
gized on the noble manner in which he had
devoted himself to his work. The stately
pile of buildings at Berkeley presented a
striking contrast 10 the small house in San
Francisco, where the principal entered upon
his duties twenty-five long years ago. 1t
was to testify TO the work he had done and
to show that he was equally beloved by
those who lad been and by those who are
still in the institution that they had gotten
up the presentation.
Addresses were then read from the pupils
of the blind and deaf and dumb DEPART
ments to the same effect.
Mr.. d EStrela, on behalf of all, then pre-
sehleu III. Wilkinson Win magnificent
onyx and bronZe-git clock and a silver
plate, with the inscription:
Time enhgnceth worth.
DR.. Wilkinson, who was visibly affected
by the Kindness so Unexpectedly mani
tested. replied by saying that his endeayor
from the commencement of his career as
principal Of the California school had been
to educate his pupils that they might enter
upon their life duties well equipped with
knowledge, but particularly SO trained
morally that they might become a credit to
their teachers and an honor to the COM
munity. In his endeavors he had been
seconded by a generous State.
The morning call., 1890-12-02
NJ AI.SkF ED,
VA Absf ~ - II.
MANHIRE-wILSO this city.

MANHIRE-wILsoN-In this city, November 90,
1880, by the Rev. DR.. Case, George Edward Man
hire and Fannie Wilson. both of San Francisco.
MART1N-ARMS rR0NG-in this city, November
%, 1880. by the Rev. w. w. Case. Jacob c. Mar
tin and Laura A. Armstrong, both OF San Fran
cisco.
by the Rev. DR.. Case william c. Ring of Madeira
and Laura A. Zuver of San Francisco.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city. November
II, 1890, by the Rev. Father Brennan. VIII r.
o'conneli and Nellie Donovan, both of San Fran
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city Novem-
Der %, 1899. at the residence of the BRIDES par
ents, by the Rev. c. ID. siiel, Alplonse Roumi-
cisco.
AHLSTRAND-ARP-In this city. November 90
al the Swedish Lutheran Church. by the Rev. G..
NJ EsbJorn, William Ahlstrand and Helena Arp,
both OF San Francisco
ANDSSoN-ULLMAN-In this city, November
%, $780, by the Rev. G. NJ. Esojorn. Burger En-
lahdsson and Carolina Uilman, both OF San fran
cisco.
SHINKEL-BARUTH-In this city. November 2s
1899. by the Rev. j. Fuendeing, otto Shinkel and
Ida Baruth.
BUNGE-FISCHER-In this city, November 90
1880. by the Rev. j. Fuendeiing A. A. Z. Curt
Bunge and Elizabeth Fischer.
WAHL-BUHNSEN-In this city November 25
1890, by the Rev. J. Fuendeling, Carl G. A. Wah
and johanna BuhnSen.
HAK this city, November 20
1890 by the Rev. j. Flu endeling, George f. hakel
and Matiilda +. Roster.
ER-wEHRENBERG-In this CITY No.
vember 20. 1890 by the Rev. J. Fuendeling, Her
mann Shoemaker and Margaretha wehrenberg.
JoHNSON-SMITH-In this city, November 49,
1890, at the residence of the brides sister Mrs
Thomas Heath. J. II. D. Johnson Of New Zealand
and Harriet Smith of Rochdale, England.
BALLHEIM ER-WITTMAN-In Alameda Noyem
Der 80, 1880, by the Rev. II. ongertn, II. c. Ball
City, New both OF Alameda,
The morning call., 1890-12-02
PERSONAL NOTES.

Judge S. s. Hol of Sacramento is at the
Grand.
DR.. j. w. Fair Of Gilroy is quartered at
the Grand.
Captain McMlnn, U. S. A, is sojourning
at the Lick.
Frank Mccain. mining man of Sonoma,
is at the Lick.
Colonel d. B. Fairbanks of Petaluma is a
guest at the Lick.
Ex-Judge Ryland Of San Jose is in town
and at the Occidental.
Bishop Wakefield is registered at the Oc-
cidenta from San Jose.
General T. b. Bunting of Santa Cruz is
in town ana al the Palace.
Ex-Judge W. i. Dudley of Stockton is
registered at the Occidental
DR.. L. III. Benjamin is down from Wood
land and stopping at the Grand.
c. B. Wingate, the mining expert, of Ne
Vada, is stopping at the Occidental
r. S. Cary, the Sacramento street-railroad
man, is spending few days at the Grand
Ex-Governor Miles G. Moore of Washing
ton is among the guests ut the Occidental.
j. III. McCudden. Vallejo merchant was
among the arrivals at the Grand yesterday
Jesse SDaulding, Government Director
for the Union Pacific Railroad, has returned
from Monterey and is registered at the Pal
ace,
The morning call., 1890-12-02
COAST ITEMS.
Brief Notes From Pacific States and
Territories.

Brief Notes From Pacific States and
Territories.
Thirty-six microscopes have been bought
IN Paris for the use of the students Of the
Los Angeles Normal School.
An old miner worked out SIS worth of fine
gold from the sand of the Los Angeles River
recently, says the Tribune.
The people of Seattle are anxious to get a
sugar refinery started in that city. They
can have this by raising $500 zoo, while
parties IN the Hawaiian Islands will raise
$780, 600.
The Directors of the Kaweah Colony have
been arrested by a United States Deputy
Marshal for trespassing upon the Govern
ment park reservation. They were taken
TO Los Angeles for trial.
Olive Hoilandcr. servant in the family of
y. W. Hoadiey Of Phoenix, ARR, tried to
light fire with Kerosene last Friday morn
Ing. An explosion followed and the poor
girl was burned to death,
Theron Wales and wife, of Riverside, cele-
brated their golden wedding last Thursday.
Mrs. Wales was quite feeble SO their friends
DID not call but sent handsomely frosted
cake. win I'VE $40 gold pieces set in the
covering.
A private letter from SOL Hirsch. United
States Minister to Turkey, ha. been re-
celVed at Portland, Oregon. He saws the
missionary schools have been reopened
after being closed for six years, owing to
his efforts.
George Horn, engineer Of an elevator in
the Potomac Block, Los Angeles, was in
stantly killed last Friday morning. While
oiling some part of the machinery he was
hit on the head by a ey-wrench and
was knocked down the shaft.
X. Hector of Placer County has cherry
tree that has brought him in $500 i'm the
last five years. The tree Is of the black
tartarian variety, and Is 50 years cid. IL
stands 60 feet above ground, and feet from
the surface measures 10 feet around the
girth.
The Vallejo Chronicle saws: II was d,s-
covered after the Monterey was docked that
large quantity of fine sounding wire was
wrapped around the shaft near the propeller.
How long this had been there no one knows.
but nevertheless it did quite lot of damage
cutting the shaft The propeller will have