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TESTS OF MILK.


Experiments With an Instrument Called
the Pioscope.
An interesting test of milk was made yes
terday by Health Officer DR.. Keeney with
the pioscope Mayor Pond and DR.. LIE
Tourneux were present. The device used
consists of glass dial about two inches in
diameter, with a white center circle and six
different colors radiating from the circum-
ference of this circle to the circumference
of the dial These colors are marked LESS
fat" every fat" "cream," Every good"
and poor" A drop of milk is placed un-
der the white center, and by some chemical
process its color is changed corresponding
with one OF the six shades, thereby indicat-
ing its quality. Milk which the lactometer
registered so per cent was of the shade of
pure, but with 10 per cent of water added
registered very poor, that is less solids or
cream. The highest test went up to ITO and
the lowest down to TO, according TO the
lactOmeter.
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A YOUNG WAIF.

The Sad Tale Told by ThirteeL- Year-Old
Lucena Seaman.
A thrteen-year-old girl named Lucena Sea-
man, was arrested yesterday by Officers Dillon
aud Crockett and booked for the Industrial
School. The story which she told the officers
when they arrested her, If true, is a sad one
She says hat her adopted father, Edward Sea.
man, died in Hanford some time ago, and mat
since then her adopted mother who lives In Tue
house OF negro at 4I12 Jessie street, mas tuIneu
her out into the street. she had no place 10 go
and begged for money on the street. The police
say she has been frequenting disrefutable l0dg-
nghOuses south of Market street. AS regards
her former lie, the girl says Mrs. Seaman took
her from the st. JOseph's Orphan Asylum. she
Wanteu 10 STAY there.
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The alarm from Box 1872 at $50 o'clock
yesterday morning was for slight blaze in
the California Wire Works on Bay street;
loss nominal.
A lot of rubbish among the ruins of the
oil warehouse at Third and King streets,
burned several weeks ago, caught fire on
Friday night and reiguited the oil with
water was kept playing on the ruins yester-
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Solomon, T.; F. R. Casey. F. S.; S, Solo
mon, X. S.; Charles Goettng. 5. W; A.
Faas, j. W.; Nicholas Bauer, s., b l..
Amiat, J. B.; DR.. j. Muir, p, and >. Hor-
wood N
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

IN L y n L !
Miss NJ Williams, Placvll
Miss ID Williams, Placvll
l. S Dodge, New York
V Dunlap, Black Hills
ii Clifford & W, y Y
7 Mc6ee. Sacramento
7 Smith e W, Gala
I Smith, Jr. Gala
L Bremen. Brentwood
p Carroll, Eureka
y ii Masters, Ventura
j ii Capito. Ventura
Mrs X Newman. Petalma
J a NJ Jamison, Gala
II s link. Santa Rosa
w ii Sutphen & W, s RIOS
V Dunlap, Black Hills
G Meyer. Napa
V Scarani, LOmpoc
ID Gielber. LOmpoc
Mrs Williams, Pldcervill
L Williams, Placerville
GRAN
d W Lewis, Fresno
j w Richardson &ch, y
q Clark, Jackson
j Is Iennent, Fresno
A Weilheimer d I'm, CT
W ii Whitmore * W, Ill
T w O'Neill. Sacto
j Brown. New York
j b Goss. Hudson
Z c Snyder. DecatO
S st John, Mare Island
T T Dargie, Oakland
C Bernhardt, San Jose
w Haley. LathrOp
w y Harris, Berkeley
W ID Hastings IL W, Oakl
w j Jacobs, Sacrament
Mrs Douglas, Montana
) j Reese A W, Los Any
c Sorry. California
6 L Figa, Walnut Grow
W w Carr, Iowa
G NJ LovelOck. Chicago
Rev j Partridge. Petalum
RUSS
J W Fitzgerald, Lodi
q S Kneeland. BlOckSbr
Mrs Stephens q oh, Dixo
Mrs SPARKS. Davisville
q y Boggs, Tracey
ID + Breed, Michigan
j III Thomas, CORTLAND
Mrs. A. FalS, Eureka
j 7 Mitchell. Fresno
ID Is Greenwood. Fresno
S \ whollan. ROeklin
EN- Morgan. Berkeley
T j QuigIey, Berkeley
J ID Crawford, Dallas
ii Groshong. Santa Rosa
L j Plintjer, Dunsmuir
NJ Lehman, Los Angeles
NJ Chalmers N W, Chico
+ G Peterodorff, Daggett
j Waggoner, Los Banos
j Baum, Salem, Or
BALDW
j Bowney&w, Winter,
q II Thompson, Benicia
II WitchcOck, SonOma
w Il Gilbert, q Rapids
II A Cullodern, n Mex
j 6 W al&er. Chicago
A X Baird. New York
w j Baird, Charleston
Z Briggs, Stockton
l. T Queen. Sacramento
George Lanck, Snta Gar;
LICK
p Powell. Alameda
j 7 Hopkins, Oakland
DIR Ord, Arizona
j L Fare, Centerv1lle
ii Preston n I'm, Seattle
j A Mellin, Yuma
Mrs Il l. Hoffman, Mexico
II Goldman, Chicago
L CroSsman, 5 Bernardinl
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Fell Aeninat The Bsrs.

John Clarke, who lives on Jessie street,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth, was
arrested for vagrancy on Friday night, and
yesterday, while in cell at the City Prison,
was seized with fit and fell against the
iron bars, cutting himself over the left eye.
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Court Liberty, No. 1901, A. OF. s., has
installed the following as officers
Leonard Haas, c. r.; N. Marx, S. G. Il. :;
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
STEAMER. DEsr1NAr1ox. SAILS wHRy

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

L ALA -
A T Jones, oroVille
j Carey, Woodland
A Guthrie, st Paul
j E Carne & W. Boston
Mrs L L Dean. Monterey
A S Mangran, san Jose
Mrs II Ellis, Fresno
A j Meadow. Canada
j Hickman, Lewiston
+ A Geuth Il W, Phila
L Harding, New Zealand
j Leith, New Zealand
L PiSter, ROcklan
A Malpas, Saratoga
L A Leake, Dixon
j + Martin, Dixon
w Dixon, sun Creek
A Campbell, Los Angelo:
G Vaughn, Rochester
Il Williams, Portland
n b Scott Il W, w Va
G A Fitzmler, Virginia {
Us Woodruff, Chicago
ii BOhrman, y Y
+ Nichols, \. Y
j G Rising, n Y
w + Lawson, n Y
0CCIDENl
+ A Baumgartner, Sn Jos
r II CarssUw, Missouri
W & Gregory, Milwaukee,
j James, Los GatOs
ID Holmes, New York
Mrs Holmes, New York
J j Boyce, Los Angeles
Mrs Boyce, Los Angeles
T q Morton. Philadalphi;
X 2 Morton. Philadelphia
Miss Parke, Honolulu
Mrs w e Peacock, Honoll
| j Peacock. Honolulu
Miss Wilson, Honolulu
X Rycroft, Honolulu
ii ID CouSens. Honolulu
Mrs ia Hopper, Honolulu
Miss Z Hopper, Honolulu
Mrs + w Peterson, Homo
MissM Peterson, Honolulu
Mrs U X Harris, Wash
b l. HiIsch. Ukiah
A II irSch, Ukiah
AMERICAN EX
&c Fuller & VT, WyOmin
John Fuller, Wyoming
James Fuller, Wyoming
K X Wright, Santa Cruz
q Curtis, Nevada
j l. Porter * VT, Stockton
Miss X Porter, Stockton
Miss l. Porter, Stockton
ID ID Thomas, Sacrament
L j Bates, Sacramento
G w Draper, Sacramento
r NJ Wentworth, Sacto
j Dunn, Scotland
&c ilson&wf. Scotland
A Cunningham, sta Ros'
& Cunningham, Sn.a Ros'
FCCunningham,Sta Rosl
RF johnson, Petaluma
&c Wilson, Tacoma
G d DAILY IL I'm, Portland
G Hendrlck, Chicago
c Brady, Chicago
u b Baker, Portland
BRooKL'
S Mayberry, Tracy
G Rupert, Fresno
7 Doran, Nevada City
L 4 Perkins, fetaluma
Miss l. Ii Arnold, Past
RObles
d II de Boise. Fresno
J sullivan. Modesto
j l. Roberts, ColgSa
q Lehn, Victoria
J I Harlan Il WI, Cal
q ID jackson, Liyermore
Il ii Often a VT, n Y
j Ford, Gilroy
w A Van Buren,. Wood
vile
+ Wade. Los Angeles
I w Daniel, Z Townsend
t j Hudgel, Marysville
G Brown, Stockton
Il Marks, Brentwood
w + Graier, Ventura
L ~ Torres. HolIister
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L
.ylletJ II Adams. Gilroy
yllelG Teller. California
w Cole, California
Fl KENNEL, San Jose
J NJ Whitman. Los Ang
w G Mortimer, Los Ang
l. ID ByrneS & W, Colo
Miss X Byrnes. Colo
Miss l. Byrnes, Colo
II w Byrnes, Colo
ID ByrneS, Colo
J Byrnes. Colo
ma o ID Lawrence, Bakersfield
q Yates, Winters
W Stevenson, Ashland
.osa Miss ID Parker, 5 l. Obspo
+ II Kraft. Irvington
J johnson, Tacoma
J n Winnie, Arizona
III Miller, Arizona
lille E Williams, Placeryllle
lie
ND HOTEL.
p Ruben, Fresno
y J + j Clark, Sacramento
+ Ireland, Oakland
ID Tobias, Woodland
Cal Mrs l. Aram, Woodland
Ill L w Biddle, Healdsburg
w H Smoyer, New York
Mrs ID Center & FIN, Homo
Mrs G w Lowery, Homo
d lulu
Mrs j F Dunno, S Felipe
Q + L Goodrich, Santa Rosa
j Z Chapman, Colorado
j + Long, Tacoma
kid A w Pats, Los Angeles
INTO ID A 0'Keefe, san Jose
. J A Payne, New York
II ID A Anderson, Yisalla
J REUTER-, Koutier
owe II Smith q W, Oakl land
IT Brown, Eureka
o T. ATam, Woodland
ImalM w Groom, Healdsburg
SIS HOUSE.
Parker, Stockton
,brg d Downer Il fam, Pa
AODI - DdbUS, dTilOuh
, Z L Hoops. Arizona
w NJ Spugh & W, st Kosa
+ Philips, Honolulu
Id L Rutter. Honolulu
NJ X Bonns, Australia
A Livingston, Carson
no 5 RantOn, Oakland
II $ Silver. Dixon
j II Rice, Dixon
g w Bogg, Tracey
T w Boggs, Santa Rosa
sa j w Gray n fam, st Rosa
r w II Hoey IL W, WOodlnd
es DR. + Hutchins, y Blmfid
% L PattisOn, California
EFT d c Riddell, Glen Rlddel
IS E Skillings, Bartlett Sprgs
L S Allen Il W, Britt SprgS
WIN HOTEL.
ers C w Cooeg, Sa ia Rosa
ia James Bryant, Rio Vista
/ James b Palmer. Sacto
lG Williams. New York
F Young, New York
VIM Kirkmau&f w Walla
w T Browling, ST Louis
iAlf Ropp, Selby Smelter
K Hudson. HoIOlulu
% NJ II Drapus, New York
ara A E Williams, San jose
X HOUSE.
j Meary, MERGED
f w Thompson, Los Ang
w j COstigan, Vallejo
l. II Bollinger. URiah
lie Mrs Giles. OrOville
c w Williams. San jose
leo w II Reed. San Jose
Il Chambers, California
iuOl
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THoNA5
TESSENT, Chronometer and Instrument
Maker, lS Market street.
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OFFICES TO LET

ZINE SHOw-wINDOw AND SPACE TO RENT.
i CHARLES L. TAYLOR, 1913 Market ST. ~ IL At
[ ROM OFFICE, SUITABLE EITHER FOR
i physician dentist. 229 kearny ST. jyl1 It's
w ELLAPPOINTED PHYSICIANS OFFICE TO
w sub-let; location central; rent moderate In
quire at HATTEROTH'S. 32l kearny ST. jyS 1t
MARKET ST. AND CITY HALL AVE, OPP.
NJ City Hail: finest, plea ATTEST and most conven-
lent offices in the city, well adapted for professional
men; rents reasonable; one floor from street and
opp. the projected Lick statuary grounds. CHAS.
ASHTON, All Montgomery 81. iy4 lot
OFFICES COR. FRONT AND CALIFORNIA; COR.
" California and Kearny; 6l5 Sansome, near
Jackson, top floor Won RHEIN y CO. 524 Cali
fOruia st mYl u
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/ URNITURE OF 4-RoUM FLAT FOR SALE
L cheap. Apply CALL Branch once. iy12 2t<
ELAT. g ROOMS AND BATH 10 LET AND
It furniture for sale. Apply 2;5O TO 4:3O P. NJ at
42O Post 81 iy1l 81
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II ROCERIES-CLUFF BROS, WHOLESALE
VI retail grocers the oldest established and
most reliable house on the Pacific Coast: teas and
cOffees a specially; no chrOmOs crOckery; best
goods at lowest prices; country orders packed and
shipped fr and IL Montgomery ave. 40 and
AZ Fourth ST., 400 and All Montgomery ave, 401
HAYES iel7 TuThSu If
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lO0 McALLlSTER-2D FLOOR; ELEGANTLY
~ furnished sunny suite. Apply Room 3. IL los
III HOWARD SUITE HOUSEKEEPING
roomsi everything complete; SIS; double
$40. iyl3 If
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STABLES TO LET

SIABLEb To LEI.
S,TABLE WITH STALLS; ROOM FOR WAGON
y d feed. Apply 240 Hickory ave, bet. Cough
andF JctayIa. jy13 2t
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SUMMER RESORTS.


HOTEL DE WINDSOR; SUMMER AND WIN
Ii ter resort; beautifully located. Address L.
PIEPER, Windsor, Sonoma County. je22 cod Inns
m ILKINS HoUSE-THE MOST CHARMING,
W convenient and best conducted hotel in Santa
Cruz. HOYT ~ WHITMAN, propretors. jyl SIN
- tages; the favorite family hotel in Santa Cruz:
minutes, walk from beach: beautiful grounds:
terms reasonable. FRED BARSoN. je2S I'm
CANTA CRUZ-sUNNYSIDE; NEW FIRST
= class boarding-hoIse: 81 to 81 20 per day; Wal
nut ave- MRS p. J. BUTCHER. 1e27 3m
EoLLIN COTTAGES, SANTA CRUZ, CAL
Il Best summer resort on Beach HILL overlooking
the bay. o. w. FoLLlN. proprietor. ie27 3m
A NDERSoN SPRINGS, LAKE COUNTY; HOTEL
~ and cottages now open to visitors; beautifully
baths: frSt-caSs board $40 to $l4 per week; train
CalistOga, stage MiddletUwn, private carriage
to Springs; fare from San Francisco So 80. J. An
DERSON, Proprietor. tel9 u
ssEL MoSTE'" HOTEL. sAUsALIro- HOT
u saltwater baths my3 4mo
A ETNA HOT MINERAL SPRINGS THE AMERI-
~ can Ems waters; unsurpassed; pleasant place;
pure air; fogs warm swimming bath: table good;
reasonable. Write for circulars to w. H. LIDELL. I'm
SwANToN HOUSE. PESCADERo, SAN MATEO
- County Cal, the fayorite resort OF the Pacific
Coast hotel and cottages all newly furniShed lovely
grounds; also the famous peDbly beach, where are
found agates, opals, topaz moonstoneS, emeralds
water crystals and many other precious sones good
trout fishing and wild game; board reasonable: spe-
cial rates fer families. MRS. SW. SWANTON iii tt
TAMALPAIS VILLA. TAMALPAIS STATION.
L Ross Valley, mr.. San Rafael; salt water bathing
commodious grounds; fine drives; pavili0n; take
SauSalitO ferry. MRS PETER SMITH, proprietresi
GAMBLE COPY OF THE HOTEL GUIDE, CON
- tanning directory of California hotels and re-
sorts, sent free to any address Hotel Guide 100
suffer st. leS
CPRING COVE SUMMER RESORT; GOOD AC-
y Communications; miles from Napa MRS. j.
GRIDLEY, proprietor. lyl Inns
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NEW FLATS TO LET BY W. II. GRIM d co,
IN 2U5 Montgomery ST.
Guerrero, near 18th; fats Of and 6 rooms
and baths each; $27 so and $50.
TWeuty-secoud, near Dolores; fats, and
rooms aud baths each; S27 30 and $50.
Fair Oaks near sd, new fats and rooms and
bath each $50 and So so.
1890 stevenson, cor Willows; lower fiat; 4
rooms: bath; so so. tyl3 1t
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teO sEVENrEENTH-3 FURNISHED HOUSE
tUO keeping rooms; after 3 P NJ. jyl3 3t$
If TEHAMA-2 FURNISHED ROOMS; ALSO
IL / unfinished kitchen iyl3 3ts
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nOUSE IS ROOMS OR FLATS OF GOOD
IL rcoms, baths, range shed and large yard; rent
st..1r, HYDE III
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I n ROOMS AND BATH: SUN ALL DAY: OVER
/ U LOOKS a prfyate uarg. convenient location;
rent reasonable: "a Twelfth St, bet. Mission anu
Howard: also s rooms and hath. 81 GIen Para ave.
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COTTAGE OF 4 ROOMS; NE. COR. INGALLS,
store for the kew. iy1 It's
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DRESSMAKERS
l ADIES-IF YOU WISH TO HAVE tIEGAN TIY
~ fitting suits, handsomely draped, made for sd.
please call at MRS. NORRIS 1924 Geary. IS IL
MRS. PoOLE'S wELL-KNOwN RFIIARI r
NI dressmaking; exquisite fit and fnish suits So
up. 40 Larkiu 81. iyl3 3ts
w ANTED-BY FRENCH DRESSMAKER FEW
w more engagements; good filter; work done
nome or across the bay; cutting taught. ia Lar
kin ST. ivI a otF
QUITS MADE REASONABLY; TAILOR SYSTEM
- taught. MISS GlLLlGAN, ll5 kearny2v surh 1y
M ECHANIcAL SYSTEM OF DRESS-CUTTING
ul taught: free month. 4l6 Turk st fvS IT'S
DRESS-CUTTING TAUGHT THOROUGHLY by
Oanthentic French tailor system. $40 Post lie 6m
M ISIS AGNES keller 119 STOCKTON. NEAR
Nl Geary; stylish suits from So so up; cutting aud
fttinga speciality 10 cents; perfect TT apt IT
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For Late Shipping Intelligence see Second Page.
Arrived.
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ACCORDION SKIRTS AND CAPES; FINE
n knife pieating 9 Geary ST., RIM /. % SuMoTu If
CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
7 carpets cleaned and relaid JONES' Perfect
Carpet-ceaning Works, 20 ana II Eighth ST., Tee-
phone 342i. eff
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DINE DRESS BEAVER SUITS MADE TO ORDER
Il for $40; perfect fit guaranteed no sale. 203
Mont gon cry. 724 aud II Market ie2S q SaSu
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A ROOMS AND BATH: BASEMENT. z GEEK
4 mania, bet Webster aud Fillmore. lyl3 81
. TENEMENTS, ALABAMA ST, E X
4 Twentieth; modem improvements; Sl4 and
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d01 EDDY-2 DESIRABLE ROOMS: WITH OR
1Oo without board; gentlemen preferred. iy9 II
Ok SOUTH PARK SUNNY FURNISHED
OO rooms jy9 5t*
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CHILDREN BOARDED.

I ADY WITH PLEASANT HOME IN ALAMEDA
Il wants or children to board; good home and
references given. Address NJ. NJ, Box SO, CALL
Branch once. Its
CHILD TO BOARD BY GERMAN WIDOW. AD-
~ dress a. p, Box los, CALL Branch ONCE. Is las
GERMAN WIDOW WANTS OR CHILDREN
VI TO board; mothers care. 1884 Turk St, near
Fillmore iyl2 BIS
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ZOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, is MAKING THE
y balance of his summer wooden suits order at
cost to make room for fall and W inter- goods 203
Nnn n md inala On
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Per Australia-J ID Spreckels 4 Bros; r Tucker.
d q camarinos; NJ Grinbaum Il Co; McChesnev e
Sons; Il Lycurgus; Jones Il Co; NJ Phillips Il Co: w
q Manuel: Shaw Terry; A l. Fish; Hyman Bros.
Held Bros kymarsley; Eaton; A X Kron
& Co; ID L Beck & Sons; Waldteufel Il Co; Maxon &
Ackerly; NJ Schnabel; buckingham, Hecht A Co. NJ
Schmidt; A Gerberding & Co; Mrs Center, Joha
Roach; Wing Chong Lung; Tong wo Co; Sing Fst
< Co. -"
Per WIN Macy-Slegfried Brandenstein.
Steinhardt; Macondray Il Co; London aud San Fran
cisco Bank Chinese merchants. ~.
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SATURDAY, July II.
stmr City of New York, searles, Panama; R
A Johnson
stmr Karluk. Thomas. PetropaulovskI via oon-
alaska Hutchinson X & 7.
Stmr City of Puebla, Debney. Victoria and Port
Townsend; Goodal Perkins Il Co.
Stmr Eureka Smith, Wilmington; Goodall, Per
kins Il Co.
Bark Alex Mcneil, Saunders, Nanaimo; John Ros-
enfeld's Sons.
Brig Sea wair Van Daheren, Apa PARROT Co.
Sailed.
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GI 6n FOR CABINETS; FULL LENGTH:
an .OO Goleus, Art StudlO. 10 9Th as SnruTh U
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MUSIC MADE EASY FOR BEGINNERS AND
vi amateurs by kropp's new notation; examine
it, sli Geary St je2b ~
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ROOMS TO LEG.

eOQ SUIT ER-SUNNY SUITE: PARLOR. BED
OU0 room and BATH also single rooms. lyl3 2tt
dOf EDDY ELEGANTLY FURNISHED PAR
III Tor; also cosy bedroom; reasonable. It,
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(,LAIRVoYANT FEE 25c: LADIES ONLY. 44o
" Third St. Room 4. jyl3 3t%
MISS BENHARD-SHOCKS. LOTTERY LOVE
vi etc; future husband or WIFE 353 Fourth. II I'm
NJ ME MUCIER, WONDERFUL CLAIRVUYANT
w and seereSs; reveals past, present and future
is healer; fee soc. 2l1 Third st. lyle 3tt
NiME. COIN REMOVED FROM 1922 POWELL
vi St.. to 1907 Dupont iyll It's
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COURT STENoGRAPHER, HAVING A FEW IN
v occupied hours, will be pleased to receive 9 or 3
pupils for private tuition, 500 Mason ST.; unless q
teacher can himself copy the words of speaker or
reader doubt that his services worth procuring
in shorthand J. 5. WHITE. lyll I'm
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EDUCATIONAL,

CCHOOL OF THE HOLY CROSS, SANTA CRUZ
- conducted by Sisters of Charity, will reopen
July 2Sth: the school building has been remOdeled
and Is connected with the new building, now in
course of erection. Heretofore the Sisters have
been obliged TO refuse pupils Tor want OF accommO
datiOns; the building will afford facilities and
boarders will be received on moderate terms; every
attention will be paid to the comfort, health aud ad
NanraInenf of The nunilS iNlH Ill
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on; FULToN-HANDSOME ROOM NEAR BEST
OOO schools centrally located; board optional. Its
$40 AIINNA-3 UNPUBLISHED ROOMS FOR
O1O housekeeping WIZ SIS
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CUT HIS HEAD OPEN.
Negro Deck Hand Brains His Com.
panion With an AK


Richard Williams and Andrew Gibbs,
two negro deck hands on the steamer Ethel,
got into an alteration on the ascending trip
of the vessel on Friday afternoon, and Gibbs
struck Williams on the 10 rehead with the
blade of an ak, cutting o deep cash diagon-
ally across the left eye, through which the
brains oozed out.
1t appears that the steamer had taken on
some wood at Porters landing, about
eighty-fiYe miles mp the river, and the
hands were engaged in piling it up In the
engine room. Williams was passing the
wood to Gibbs and was working too fast
FOR the latter, when they had some words
over it, and Gibbs won't off and
got the AK. Williams saw him com.
ing threateningly toward him with the
ak, and he grabbed up spade aud struck at
Gibbs with the handle, but missed his aim.
when Gibbs chopped him In the head. lay
ing open the skull
When the boat reached Cohen's Bluff DR..
Johnson was called to dress the wound, and
pronounced it very serious one He
put IN several stitches TO
keep the brains from falling
out until the injured man could be brought
to this city aud have his wound given
further attention.
The ARRAY created great excitement
among the deck bands, and they threatened
to kin Gibbs. The officers of the b5at did
not put Gibbs in irons or make any
show Of OBTAINING him to answer for
the assault, and when the boat reached
Coaen's Bluff Gibbs jumped ashore md
made his escape. When the Ethel arrived
here last night Williams was put into a
wagon and was sent out to St. Josephis in
Urinary, where DR.. Brooks is attending
him.
Williams, who has been several years on
different boats running up the river, is
quite favorite with the deck hands, and
Gibbs had only made his sec nd trip
Williams injuries are very serious and
may prove fatal, although DR.. johnson ex-
pressed the opinion that with good care and
attention he NAV recover.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-06
TWO FIRES YESTERDAY.

J. and K. M. Oppenheime r's Houses on
Tattnall and Duffy Streets Damaged.
J. $. Oppsnheimer's residence, No. 11k
Tattnall street. corner OF Harris, came very
near being burned last nignt and would
have burned but for the promptness OF tue
firemen. A fire broke out in a small
wooden addition to the house used as a
kitchen and was caused by sparks dropping
from a stovepipe on some woodwork
through which the stovepipe passed Tie
upper ceiling Of the kitchen and the inside
of the wall was burned away A few
boards cut from the outside of the
kitchen in order to facilitate the work Of
the iiremen was the extent of the damage.
The tiremen did not use the large hose.
but brought into play small-sizsd ho se at
tached to hydrant in the room where the
fire occurred The damage was very slight
and will not amount to over $40.
Mr.. Oppenheimer carried an Insurance. OF
81 600 on his personal effects in Reitze's
agency. The house is owned by d. B. Les
ter. and is we'll insured. Had the fire been
discovered little later, the damage would
have been great, not only to the house,
which is frame house. bur TO the adioin-
ing houses, which are mostly frame