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The morning call., 1890-08-01
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN mupDLE.


IT Is dificult To serrepate the trutb from
the mas. of wild rumors which reach us
from Central America. The telegraph is in
salyadorrian hands and we cooseouently
hear If constant defeats Of the Guate-
n,iaians II rho. stories could he believed
these warriors. tgGt a hottIe every .day aud
dsI,5ra; tha so;l tri,l, ,ofTiotlc. gore Our:
of ofp n;aTican var
go 10 j ~ ~ rso.iye His infelirenca
$50 ~ 20 If is..ner69ps
t.;,a no. ~, 80, etatoS 5ra fi5nting. bit
80, co,Ifirmofio6 NV trust
Sdrit, IL 'ie not 81 long since
On, acconit. of :. bloody rey0-
III ST T6sS Cosfa Ria sinnllred
o4Isat r3y in wbiGh.an6ld.G GEN.
iis,,,.;n ms sl[6t Inv accident and: baby:
tdieii from .6einG cdrredthiough:t streets
: :.ho5d: do6yynw Nv: an. excited nother.::
.Per,5aljstiIie most. practical event: of the
i6res 81 in1br69lfe is lie seizure by Guate-~
nioIGil' authorities .of seine. caSeS of:rilieS
/. slTinpcd.by A. Pacific Nlail.steamer from; this:
c6lin nv 10 San. Salvador: Tne.steamer was
/. lviniy@in. GiIateiralan Wi tiers under. G1ate:
niaiaT 70Tisdfctf6fi. If;.war was pending:
ne I,yeen e if,iteIp,ija another State; or
LfIy.st6~ hTeak@ tiut. international>law
flit,d:ibe sGi1tire*of tile rifles
As c6IitT6iia1d0ff var We Would have had:
nh fnf NJ iy1itrI 1851: in selling in
Dir. ;Grf m }.tltf6Jore Titles* which were.
j6n Si4iifd, IL .Tre seeding States: All that
ia Ss finer 6f.trp IiiiGs"Cdlild. lave: cFamed
..woj5i1:t hava: condensation Tor Ire;
:gjjdds .tWijjcI -Ile=ijfd- shipped .1nndcenty,
ITil>ifqnae 81 &Iiiay"tliU Us. terminate the: incl
1lfapfiiiig to- Tie Palifc Mail Com:
Ina M, a<aILei:l; fGr@f alun:0F the TfeS.
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: {EIeB=t tile lit ST. .Teturns> fromthe Census,
Office were published Indicating popula-
ton OF I,S0gO0O to 2,0OO,006 Tor New York
tile journals of that city were merry at the
expense OF cities which were disappointed
at the early returns. New York was con-
tent with its reported growth and could
laugh at those who were not. But the
figures for New York dwindled as the count
ing was done more in detail FROM 100000
the city WAS reduced to 1900, 900, and hint
has been thrown cat that tie final figures
will not be mucn above 100000. This
would place New York's rate of increase
among the lowest OF large cities. The New
York papers are now trying to show that
the census is not correct. The city directory,
they say, shows an increase Of 50 per cent
in the number Of names it contains, 1t is
said also that houses have been built ont of
proportion TO the reported increase Of popu=
lation. The registry OF voters, making al
lowance for this not being Presidential
year, shows an increase Of 50 per cent COM
pared to a reported increase in population
Of about . per cent, The Sun compares
the. gam. Of. 600. COO for Chicago with .the
.smalfe Ter gain for:New York and attributes
1T To- Partisan faYOrtiSnl,- Chicago. in a
sure Republican; state, IS assumed to have
|: been allowed to swell her census returns,
while New York, a Democratic city in "a
doubtful State, is :cheated the. other:way.'
TheknOTU=fact that Chicago has annexed
large: suburbs. Since the 1870 census was
taken accounts: Tor a. portion of its hand
sonic: Increase, but a close" calculation Will
probably SHOW Chicago to be. the. -mOst.pros-
ferrous: large: city. in the. Uni0n.@5Shlaller
=cfties inay4baye made larger percentage: :ol
gdinS, well:understo0d thatthe high,
percentage does not continue beyond the
frs 10000 to 200 600: Chicago is.near the
ctnter:Qf population and. is-young, pushing
and: proud of its growth. New ] ork, "a
nneh.cider city carries apopniat ion ofper I.
maps one-tenth: Ethe whole WHO prefer the
and Unrest of extensive Vitality =:
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- g.: -, - - -.
na.i;K- s5HOKSE s.

p = o -.
Most 6f.the dark horses Which are trotted
out 6uthe eve Of an. important convention
i. ave a. wGl.bn6Wn. fatebehind them. Tie
dirk. h61seis.i in fapt:a stalking horse which
: SERVES o-cOucearhis'oWn until the owner
: has developed sufficient strength to step
:~oiit into The light. When tie well-knowu
maine of Reuben II. Lloyd was mentioned as
=, that. of a dark-horoe candidate for Cover
.IIdg, everybody knew what the mention Of
.. LIS name was at once intended to suggest,
aud.tO conceal Mr.. Lloyd himself does
not want an Office, but in politics his name
has been linked with that Of man who
does There vas not the spontaneous up
rising either in support of Mr., Lloyd or of
Iii, political twin that seemed to warrant
prolonged continuance in public view, and
SO for time Mr.. Lloyd disappeared. He
Is likely 10 appear again at short notice,
but with each appearance the public will
become more and more familiar with the
pulltical. com binatiOn which Mr.. Lloyd is
believed to represent
=: a dark Horse Of quite a different color is
: llaf.eS~ \. = Felton,. Mi. Feton'S tempo
ray. ddyaIce d6eS1Ot concealatWin.: There
s-luJ@oHe=uliee IN the gift Of the people
wl!.cl Nj. .Eelton, wants, and. that is not
tie C5vgrnofship:. In duelime and .withdue
.c1iI5idefatiou.of .the.law Of promotion, :he
- regards tie :SenatOrship as within his
reach; and .lie.is not indisposed to reach it
.Mhlle. he. does not propose to jostle. the
pnrtly figure. in advance of him, lie is toler-
jiblg TesQIute in-his purpose not: to let any
J. aspirant in tile rear get.ahead of him. The
two dark horseswe. have mentioned pos
sibly outline.a future: contest for the COW
eted Gfficeof: United States Senator, when
Mr.. Stanford shall have had#enough: Of
political service The present mention Of
these names is only an experiment. Neither
of'them- wfll@ be in the way of. Colonel
MARKHAM. or Representative Morrow, Who
=: #flldiyfde four. fftIs Of the convention. be-
tween. them. Neither is theremuch present
: Likelihood. that any@dark horse in theTear
Go WILDE summoned tG:the front The n0Ini-
nation Of Markham is almost political
necessity. r. - Il -, ::..:.. -.
=. Nj. Morrow, who is personally thor
ouglHy unobieetiQuab Candidate, isneeded
to carry the. Fourth District His services
to tile State ,will:be.mueh: greater in Wash
ingtQn than in Sacramento It, would @be
poor politics .also to select the Senator aud.
the GoyeTnorfrqm one locality. I'll. 81 -: j.
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Joseph Bowers, who seconded Frank la
Rue in his fight with Harry Mcbride at the
Golden Gate Athletic Club resulting in
McBride's death, has been released from
the County Jail in $1,000 bonds, furnished
by J. j. Jamis0n of the Golden Gate Club
the corner of Suffer street and Grant
avenue.
The morning call., 1890-08-01

DR.. W. d. Wright. Cincinnati Ohio. sends the
subJoned professional Endorsement: 81 have pre-
scribed DIR WIN Halls BALsAM FOR THE
LUNGS n great number Of cases and always with
success. one case in particular was given up by
several ply scians who had been called in for con-
suitatiou with myself. The patient had ali the
symptoms OF confirmed consumpton-cold night
sweats hectic fever, harassing cough, etc. He com
meuced Immediately to get better and was soon re-
stored to his usual health. have also found DR.
VIM HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS the most val
liable expectorant for breaking up distressing
coughs and colds that have ever used"
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Anorher Case of MAYHEM.

James Kenny. laborer, who lives at 81
Everett street, applied at the Receiving
Hospital yesterday morning to have the
Police Surgeon dress the stump Of his right
forefnger, which was severely lacerated.
He stated that on tile previous evening he
had Il quarrel about paying for some drinks
with the bar-keeper Of the New York Bay
Saloon, on Kearny street, and that in the
rougl-and-tumble fight which followed the
bar-keeper closed his teeth on the digit and
cheWpd il nearly off
The morning call., 1890-08-01

= Frank: Carleton, confirmed morphine
fiend, was convicted of vagrancy in Judge
Joachimsen's court yesterday and sent to
the House of Correction for three months.
He is the young man whose mother COM
planned to Mayor Pond recently about a
certain druggist who was selling her son
morphine despite her appeals not to do so.
Carleton is a perfect wreck from the effects
nf tho druU
The morning call., 1890-08-01

SOS Santeomery street. near Clay, open, untIi. IL
o-clocI- p. NJ. HRNNCH OFFICES; no Market
ar Ileariy nhtn u o'clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street oren :Ilntil $50 O'clock; ogS
i akin Street. open. until $3.50 CLOCK and 2bl8
AIssGh.stT6et dptn:Uitif9 O'Clock P. NJ. :. =
The morning call., 1890-08-01

nAIrY GALE ltncudiig; sundaysl,. SIS per year by:
mail rdstpafl > cents. per: week or Go cents per
-caIcuGaf Month through carriers. DALEY CALL five
iries tifee months So .25. SUNDAY GALE. twelve
Iagcsl Sl~56 per. year postpaid. SUNDAY CALL;
.i..d ~ EEKLY cNEL 81 80 per year postpaid.
y LEKlI CALL te'ght pages) 81. rs per year, post
LAID: cubs Often lscht to oneaddr5Ss1 $40: -
The morning call., 1890-08-01

In two months more the new Cathedral,
on the corner OF Van Ness avenue and
0Farrell street. will be finished. Carpenters
and painters are the only workmen left in
side and cement-pavers on the outside. The
Dews will not be put in position until after
tue proposed fair to raise more funds. The
date of the fair has not been fixed, but will
be some time within a month. After this
event the Archbishop will designate the
time tor the dedication of the Cathedral
The morning call., 1890-08-01

re- Doctors Il. a. H., Late Army Sur
l~S geons and Speciaists-Cure all Diseases of
Men of Private Nature in less time and for less
money than any other Specialists the Pacific
Coast. Free advice. All communications strictly
confidential Call or write to DOCTORS B. d b.,
523 kesrny street San Francisco, Cal. The Doctors
are welIknoMn and to be recommended. les IL cod
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NOT

AllYsof. our patrons who fail to ind.
lI=HE= ii RNIN G. CALL for sale by
ram boys Will confer a.favor= by noti=.
.ffyilgthis office. of*the fact naming the
"a i Ea.an1. tTain - -. -. = T.:
The morning call., 1890-08-01

BENTON CoNsOLIDATED.-The Benton Con.
soidated Mining Company has elected J. T. Hill,
J. S. Knowlton, V. b. Allen, L. Hertres and Ed
ward Howard as Trustees
The morning call., 1890-08-01
DURNo's CATARRH SNUFF cures catarrh and all
affections Of the mucous membrane.

MRS. MISSIONS SoOTHINs SYRUP" has been
used over Fifty Years by mothers for their children
while Teefhng with perfect success. 1t soothes
the child .softens the Gums allays all Pain, cures
Wind Cole regulates the bowels and is the best
remedy for Diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
: ing other causes and is-for sale ny Druggists In
every part of the:world. Be sure. and ask for Mrs
wInsiow's Soothing Syrup. twenty-five cents a
The morning call., 1890-08-01

THERE has been a monopoly in ice for
many years. Ii has been poor at high cost but
now pure distilled water ice at low cost can be
had in any quantity at 420 Eighth street.
The morning call., 1890-08-01

IN hot weather Of midsummer impurities in the
blood may seriously annoy you. Expel them by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood puri-
fer. Sold by all druggists. 81; six for 50.
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ALL IN TIME.
The. Increased Postal Facilities
:.::Will Surely BE Granted.

O.
Postmaster Backus yesterday received
p. tie: follCWing telegram, which speaks for
Itself, and shows that First-ASsistant. Post
nraster- General: Clarkson has not forgotten
San Francisco: -.
!: Z, - WASHINGTON I'd. c., July 3rst.
= Samuel ": Bdckts. "PostmdSter, san Fran
cisco: have been detained In reaching Wash
ugton. i am now preparing my report on your
Office and will urge the incl eaSed facilities that
agreed upon win you. expected To reach here
in time for it to take effect the LIST OF August;
:butH Will be post poned EOw for a few days.
=. 81 j. S. CLhRKsON, d.
-. 49,. First Assistant Postmaster General.
1t is:evident that the department means
business in regard TO the promised in
creased facilities for the Pacific Coast mail
service. 1t has Just transpired that James
p. Low. Chief OF the Engineering Division
of the Treasury Department, was here a
couple of days ago, and, alter spending
SEINE time IN San Francisco went on to San
Jose. 1t is supposed that his mission is to
Inspect the various sites proposed for the
new'P0stOt1ices here and IN San Jose from
. an engineering standpoint, aud to report to
1.-THE department the facilities of each for
foundations, etc.
/. while here Mr. Low made an inspection
of the picturesque and mJldy Iuin that is
now being utilized by tine United States
Government as a general POstOf1ice, and eX-
pressed his surprise al the clerks consent
ing to work IN such a place. He examined
the plan agreed upon by Mr.. Clarkson for
building a glass and iron addition to be
used until the new POstOffice Is completed,
and considered the idea a good one, which
should be carried out without delay. Upon
his return to Washington, Mr. Low will
also do what he can to secure the apprOpri-
alton,
The morning call., 1890-08-01

AdACHINIST, WHO CAN RUN A LATHE So 50
vi per day: blacksmith. $50; 2 section-hauds,
81 70 per day; COOK, small hotel 500 second cook,
$45: second cook. S35, fare advanced: walters.
$50; waiter for school, SIS: 20 laborers. $50 and
found: 10 teamsters, 30: rockmeh for blasting,
S35 and found. X. I. WARDS CO., 6lO Clay. 1t
The morning call., 1890-08-01

X1rANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD APPEAR
W anee To purchase merchant tallor-male three
button cutaway suit latest spring style, for $lV %;
merchant taiOrs' price $35. ORIGINAL MISFlE
CLOTHING PARLORS. corner Post and DupcG.
The morning call., 1890-08-01

LADY WASHINGTON MINE.-Tbe Lady WASH
ington Mining Company has elected Monroe
Tn ompsOr (PresldenD, r. N. Graves, S. G.Whit.
Dey, J. p. Martin and L. Osborne Secretary as
Trustees.
The morning call., 1890-08-01

J.F.CUTTER's OLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all hrst-class druggists aud
gTocers. Trade maTk-star within a shield.
The morning call., 1890-08-01

OUR 25c cream mixed candies are equal TO
soc mixtures sold elsewhere. Townsend's.
The morning call., 1890-08-01

BETH lsRAEL's CANTOR. = Cantor Joseph
RabiuOwItZ of Wilma Will ofIiciate at the Turk
street Synagogue Congregation Beth Israeli this
evening at o'clock ana also tomorrow morning.
The morning call., 1890-08-01

To RECOVER LIFE INsURANcE.-A suit was
begun in the United States Circuit Court yester-
day by George w. Dennis Jr. against the Mutual
Union Life Insurance Company TO recover The
sum of $500, alleged 10 be due on policy on
The life Of James Z. Dennis, deceased.
The morning call., 1890-08-01

T ;.
CHILDREN's shoes heretofore sold at 81 so 20
for 75c al Lesser Bros, 406 Kearny street.
The morning call., 1890-08-01

SUGAR still lower Any one who wishes to reduce
the August expenses VIII do well to. examine the
prices of sugar and other goods of Sbarboro * Co,
53l Washington street. Send for price list -.
had at old rate Of 81 e Dbl, at sbarboro Il Co.'S
53l Washington street
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STORAGE.

w me ST0RAGE-ONE-HALFPR PRIVATE WINE
w cellar, 6Sx6S:ll, with use OF implements: 2
blocks from City Hail. Address Storage, Box 81
CALL Branch Office aul Il
DACIFIC STORAGE CO.. 3OI STOCKTON ST.;
furniture ana merchandise; advances made. II
FURNITURE STORED - STERLING FURNI
II tuTe Co. 1888. 104l Market RoSenthai Bldg. II
FINANCIAL.
exon O0Q TO LOAN AT LOWEST Man
sDOOO.OOO ketrates on city and country real
estate, any amounts. SCH ULLER, 42O California Ct
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PROPOSALS FOR INSTALLING AN ELECTRIC
Il LIGHTING PLANT AT THE MAYNARD.
MARE ISLAND, CAL.-BUREAU or YARDS AND
DOCKS, Navy Department.. July 10, lS9O-Separate
sealed proposals. in duplicate, Endorsed Proposals
for Electric Lighting Plant, Mare IslaDd Navy
yard" VIII be received at this Bureau until IL
O'Clock A. NJ, Monday, September /, 1890, and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter Speeinca-
tions and blank forms OF proposals viii be turnis
by tue Bureau or the Commandant Of the Mare
Island Navy-yard A bond tor the sum Of ten thou
sand dollars must accompany bids ana the right is
reserved by the Bureau to reject any or all propo
sails, and TO waive defects. n. IL. FARQuHAR,
chief Of RtgedtL iy22 Tu FIR st
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p1RIICaTIoN OFFICE

THE. MORNING: CALL
Ras a larger. circulation titan any other
new SNAPPER. published in san Francisco. o.
The morning call., 1890-08-01

LESSER BROS, 406 Kearny, undersell every.
body in mems calf boots, only 81 80, worth S6.s
The morning call., 1890-08-01

VISIT Gettysburg Panorama, Market & 10TH .
The morning call., 1890-08-01
AYEariIf-R.. Tl..0iEEil.isAsT.:

F.. Az CIION SALES. rTo-DAY.:::- =: =:
ny iTrUIiE..- BY Chas Levy. at :536 California
The morning call., 1890-08-01

Chinese newspaper reports that native
priest was recently burned to death by order Of
"A higher priest on account OF being caught in a
compromising Irritation, The culprit is said to
have been burned alive by being placed on a
large stack of hay saturated with oil, which on
being fired by tile torch speedily cremated the
victim of a woman's Establishments.
The morning call., 1890-08-01
Room, WANTED.
EDUCATIONAL,

INANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, SUNNY FUR
w nished room in private family, with or without
board, cor. OF Webster and Clay. Address,
giving terms. L. r. Boy 56. this Office iylI q
The morning call., 1890-08-01

n LUNDY, s29 MARKET ST, PAYS HIGHEST
u. price for secondhand furniture. apo u
YOU CAN GET MORE MONEY FOR YOUR SEC
l. Ond-hand furniture from }. NOONAN AZ CO..
1921 Mission St. nr. Sixth, than elsewhere ial4 u
The morning call., 1890-08-01

OAKLAND SEMINARY, SIS ELEVENTH ST.
" Oakland; for boarding and day pupils; the sum
will open Monday, July Is, 1890. MRS.
NJ. X BIAk L. PRINCIPAL
The morning call., 1890-08-01

COURT STENoGRAPHER, HAVING A FEW UN-
" 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. 5. WHITE jyll I'm
The morning call., 1890-08-01

OAKLAND CLASSICAL AND MILITARY ACAD-
" envy, select school for boys will reopen at 1929
oak ST, Oakland July Is, 1890. Colonel w. Il.
;O'BRIEN, Superintendent. ivl 3m
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NOTICES or GREETINGS.

BrrcuAMs rIlIs cure bilious and nervous Ill
The morning call., 1890-08-01

THE MUNSoN SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND. So
Hood Buiding-Type- writing and dictatiOn: day
and evening session. MISS NJ. L. PHILLIPS. ia 3m
The morning call., 1890-08-01

"a ANTED-PORTER FOR WHOLESALE GRO
. W Gerry. $40: farmer and wife, small place, $50
furnace-inan for mine $50; iaborers about mine,
$50 and board eOOpers, slack work. S35; farmers,
mixers laboreTS, good boy to learn 4 trade; stout
boy about factory, "a week. w. d. EVER Co.
626 Clay st. 1t
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"a ANTED-FRENCH COOK FOR SMALL RES
w taurant S45; third cook for hotel, $50: dish
washer for an Institution $25: boy to wash dishes,
SO; waiter for pain hotel. $25; Japanese waiter,
SIS; farmer and wife. French preferred, S35 etc,
at DELURME a ANDRES $50 Suffer st. 1t
The morning call., 1890-08-01

Young GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF BABY; GOOD
home; small wages; orphan preferred 70 Dia-
mond st. iy31 tt
The morning call., 1890-08-01


MADAME NIUCiER, MOST WONDERFUL RE
w veaier; seer OF past present and future; Is
claiIvoyant;5 SOC. I'll Third St. upstairs. iy30 4ts
NINE. MOREAU. 10 FOURTH ST. REVEALS
IVA past, present ana future; fee 25c. jy25 ST.
A UGUSTA LEOLA FORTUNE-TELLER AND
- clairyoyant; magic charms; love tokens; shows
true pictures OF future husbands and wives teaches
fortune 1875 Mission ST.. r. 10th fee 81 iy2j l2ms
NINE. EXODUS. CLAIRVOYANT. REMOVED
In to 1907 Market bet. 9th aud 18th Room 2iyls &C
NINE. DAVIS REVEALS PASS PRESENT AND
w future Fifth ST., ParlOrS - and -. ly IS 0nt
MISS BENHARD-STOCRS. LOTTERY, LOVE,
w etc. future husband wife. 35S Fourth. l. Ian
MRS. NORMAND READS YOUR EN TIRE LIFE
NJ past present and future. and gives iaeky uu1i-
berS Sl5 Mission ST.: advice in basement lclS 6ln
lola MANNING. LATELY ARRIVED FROM EC-
lrOpe, reveals past present and future with cards
Hours AN. to Pm. 9l7is Mission, top noor.i- Dc,
NINE WALTERS, 81 TEHAMA ST, Mr.. 4rH:
W fortunes tod; ladies, 25e; gents 5OC; open SUI.
GREATEST FORrUNE-TELLER IN THE CIrt
" reveals past, present and futura Call and so
MISS LELAND, 7S9 Mission, near Fourth; te9
ladies Soc; gentleman 81; lucky charms. mySu
NINE. SHMID, FROM VIENNA; MOST RE-
WI nowned revealing iife's future events; ladies 81,
gentleman 81 by mail 50. once S56 Mission. mr3 q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N59 All chances bought for Dr. Ha1p-
-F~S runer's $500. 900 liniment distributions; pur-
chasers signature and address must be attached;
chance comes with soc bottle, 2 chances with 81
bottle. Apply at $50 Market St, Room IL. Its
RSs Important to Ladies Free of Charge.
nnr a
The morning call., 1890-08-01

(: FIRSTCLASS HOTEL WATERS WITH DRESS
suits $35; baker ana second cook. country hotel.
$50 German baker, for city, $40 and found; second
cook for Nevada, so; waiter, hotel, NORTH $50;
second cook. country hotel. S35 French cook, for
private family, city. $50; third-hand bread-baker,
country, so and found; second cook, country
walters, city, $50 and S35. c. Il. HANSEN q CO.,
40 Geary 81. 1t
The morning call., 1890-08-01

MARX TWAIN'S NEW BOOK "A CONNECrL
M cut Yankee III King Arthur's Court" keen IaI
powerful satire English nobility and royalty,
Immense sales: big profits. Apply quickly fOrterns
and territory to A. L. BANCROFT ~ o., ~ Post
st., san Francisco nol3 u
The morning call., 1890-08-01

DIANo INSTRUCTIONS. 512 BRANHAN ST,
i me Ennrth and Fifth. iN2n SnLa
The morning call., 1890-08-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS BAKER OR SEC
w ond cook In hotel. city OF country, by young
eolored man. Address w. X, Box go Call. Branch
Once. aul 3t#
The morning call., 1890-08-01

" envy select school for boys Will reopen ut 1929
oak ST, Oakland, July Is, 1890. Colonel w. T.
o'BRIEN, Superintendent. tvl SIN
DELEGRAPHY AND RAILROADING; 64OCLAY;
L refer to orr operators now in oiics5. je2O 6m
EIELD SEMINARY 1925 TELEGRAPH AVE-
IL Oakland viii open August A. 1890 MRS. W. T.,
HYDE, Principal. ie17 3m
= i. SCHOOL OF ORATORY-ALL BRANCHES
~ OF elocution Taught. GUY DURRELI 527 Post.
u D. CRANDALL, TEACHER or SINGING. 402
II. Golden Gate ave. myll Gu
SCHOOL OF CIVIL MINING AND MECHANICAL
~ Engineering, Surveying Architecture, Drawing,
Assaylng. A VAN DER NAlLLEN 1913 Mark't 2l5f
II EALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE. "a POST )
II Oouble-entry bookkeeping. penmanshlp, short
band, typewriting, telegrapby, etc, ali includedtI
business course under one Zee OF SIS le3O1t
DACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. $50 POST ST
i Lie Soho arshIn. So: dav ana evening. oe2O5,
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FURNITURE WANTED.

GLOBE RUBBER STAMP FACTORY, 1917 MAR
" ket ST.; cheapest place: name and INK zoe; large
variety; country orders; agencies supplied. my7 3m
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AGENTS WANTED.

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