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- CentraI NIeth odist Epise onal Chnrc,

10 Mission st, bet. Sixth and Seyentn-Rey w "
Case. d. D.. pastor Preaching tomorrow az ii A. M
and 80 p. NJ Sunday-schooI at / O'clock Young
Mems meeting at p NJ Young peoples meet,
ing at q 80. Morning sermon by the pastor Mr.
L. N Crittenton Will close his labors with this
church next Wednesday evening lie win conduct
services tomorrow evening and also Mondav
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings lie will lead
afternoon meetings Tuesday and Wednesday ar q
o'clock cordial welcome is extended 10 Ali
general love feast VIII be conducted by Mr. CRIT,
tenden tomorrow at $3.50 NJ. Pastors residence.
1914 Mission ST.
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AICrInN sAIEs rn-nAY.
uEAruEK FORECAST.

, tURNlruFE-By Geo. +. Lamson a. 1929 y
ST., al ! O'Clock.
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customers get benefit OF these Speoial-car dis
counts terms to suit purchasers; parties outside
city wishing time must seLd references; largest
STOCK and store. and prices the lowest this city;
9pea evening5 TIL O'Clock. J. NOONAN, 1917,
1919 1921. 1923 Mission St above sixth oeg ON
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ASTEOI.slliY.

ASrlsULOGY.
M ME. MoREAU. 70 FOURTH ST. FORTUNE
w teller elalrvoyant; life-reader fee rs cts 81 IS
M ME- EXODUS, CLAIRVoYANT HAS RE-
W moved to Il Taylor ST., Room q; fee SCOOP u
M ME. DR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC REvEALER
w by eggs and cards. tells entire life past present.
future; consultations all affairs. nothing er-
cepted; name given valuable advice and sure help:
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impossibs:
diseases cured; fee 81; letter a. SO kearny St i
NINE. WALTERS, 5IT TEHAMA ST., Mr.. 4cd:
1u fortunes told: ladies' 25r; gents. ovc open Sia
SPIRITUALISM-
A UGUSTA LEoLA. FORTUNE TELLER; MAGIC
n charms; love tokens; true pictures of futura
husbands and wives frees teaches fortune. 2335
Mission ST., near Twentieth; fee 81. au27 Il
MRS. j. j. WHITNEY, CLAIRyoYANT, TEST
w medium and lifereader. Turk ST. aD25tt
MASSAGE.
NJ ISIS ANDERSON AND ASSISTANT, ALCOHOL
1u &hot and cold water baths. 81 Sutter. Rm3 "a
VI0roRINE fRYDENIX ALCOHOL BATHS
ana massage. S31a o'Farreil, Room 4. no2i is
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Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the EIGHTH DAY OF DECEMBER
1891, VIII be delinquent and advertised sale az
public auction and unless payment Is made before
Will BE- sold on MONDAY. the TWENTY-EIGHTH
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1891, to pay the dein queut
assessment together with the costs advertising
aOFs ala
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pERSoNAL-DR. X. STONE, NJ d. is A DOC
tor; IL you have throat lung trouble OF any
kind use his Bronchial Waters. 25e box at drug
giss special rate 10 preachers teachers. vocalistS.
cago, Ill. oc3 SIN SASH
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CAYAGE MINING COMPANY-LOCATIoS OF
~ principal place OF business, San Francisco, Cal.
location OF works. Virginia NJ ming District STOREY
County, State OF Nevada. Notice Is hereby given
that meeting OF the Board OF Trustees held on the
9th day OF November, 1891, an assessment. mo. IN
OF so cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable INN edateiy In
United States gold coin to Secretary at the Of
nee OF the company, Room i. Nevada Block No
309 Montgomery ST.. San Francisco. Cal.
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E. y. HOLMES. Secretary
Ofhce-Room 4. Nevada Block No 500 Montgofn-
cry ST., San Francisco. Cal. nor rd
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- EG. BELCEER AND MILES CONSOLIDATED
- Mining Company-Location Of principal place Of
ou siness, san Francesca California. location OF
WORKS, Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County
State of Nevada Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Board OF Directors. he,d on the
29th day OF October, 1891, assessment az 81
OF twenty-five cents per share was levied u1o1 ths
capital stock OF the corporation payable iiumedi-
ately IN United States gold coin TO the Secretary
Block. No. 800 Montgomery street, san Francisco
California.
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A l26 KEARNY, ROOM ., YOU CAN BORROW
n money at low rates; private rooms for ladies'
pledges Tor sale; take elevator. mrItf
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CHARLES l. ELLIOT, Secretary
once, Room 10, Nevada Block, 3O9 Montgomery
st., San Francisco. Cal. nos "a
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A DNICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS A
"a, "a specially; marriages annuiied, quick quiet
suits commenced in any county: collections, claims
damages, liens attachments, etc, enforced: legal
documents prepared suits or every description de-
tended or prosecuted vigorously; terms reasouab!e
no charge unless successful criminal and civil
lawyers praeticing in all the courts; established 10
years; references banks and business houses g.
w HOWE Co, attorneys and counselors-at-law
$50 Market St. corner Stockton se2O II
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- First Methodist Episcopal Church
81 Powell ST., bet. WASHINGTON and .Jacs SON
NJ d. Buck pastor; residence 1919 Clay st-BoVs;
Brigade missionary meeting at 10 A. NJ C'Isss
meetings at 10 i. NJ, L. 30 P. NJ and 6 p N and
Thursday night. Young Peoples meeting Mt q 40
?. NJ. he pastor Will preach at A. n on Christ
Turning Water Into Wine,'' ana at : 40 p n on
sacrifice AID Its Threshold Result" Rev A a.
Hrst. ID. D. will lecture Friday night on ,,wilJ ne
Wednesday night INCOMING y"
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I EGAL AID ASSOCIATION; DIVORCES AND
- PROBATE law speciality free advice 122 Post
treet no3 I'm
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I@ Simpson Memorial Methods, pnis
E~S copai Church. cor. Hayes and Buchanan Is
Rev. A. c. Hirst DID, pastor; residence 436 Oak
street. Preaching at IL A. NJ aud 7 30 p A.
The pastor Will preach at both services Al n
\ nj. the theme will be. "The Secret of the Snritnai
Power and at Z 80 NJ. national 1hanksgiving
sermon by special request, subject Our AmerIcaS
Civilization. Grand song service and Sunday hool
at IL 80 p. NJ, c. Is. Perkins Supertntendert IN.
worth League service at $3.50 P. NJ. The seats In
this church are free. The public viii be warmly
welcomed. UShers in attendance. Illustrated Ieci-
ure Monday evening at O'Clock. General nraver
meeting Wednesday evening at 7:ib o,clock "a y
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PERSONALS.

w lex MATTHEW'S ATTORNEY, 33I MONT
" gOmery ST., Room l. estates probated mechsn-
les liens forecOsed wills. deeds, mortgages home
steads, contracts drawn corporations formed, col
ectionS made. legal advice. NOEL It
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

RqS Golden Gate Lodge, No. 30
-S~S +. and a. M.-The officers and man. "a
bers are requested to ASSEM- Bile at the temple A1
on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 18TH, at w
80 O'Clock, to conduct the obsequies of ot,r =,
brother ADOLPHUS A. HOPE i l"'o
no2S Ut GEO. j. HOBE Sacra+.rv
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fE3S SarErnt lodge, No. 3GS ,,NuIJt-
E~O l. o. D. F-Onicers and members s%R%<
are requested TO attend THIS (SATUR 5EZe@TSG
DAY) EVENING, Nov. 2Sth Second ~>/TTN$~
nomination OF officers. Visiting brothers In cood
standing cordially invited. by order III s'ou
VIM. f. CURRhN N n
ANDREW J. DUNCAN Recording Sacrat..N " ".
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EROM 81 TO So PAID FOR CAST-OFF PANTS;
i other clothes IN proportion. Drop postal card at
3O5 Hayes ST. and Will call. nO27 Ats
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l.. OSBORN. Secretary.
o1nce-33 Nevada BLOCK, 500 Montgomery st.. san
Francisco, Cal, at the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, Nos. 20 and % William ST., New YORK.
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MEETING NorICEs-coNT1SUEp.


~ The Regular Annual Meeting of the
w. stockholders of the Water Front Tide Land
Company Will be held at the Office OF the company
No. 4O9 California street. San Francisco California
on SATURDAY. the 2Sth day of November. 1891
at the hour OF IL O'Clock A. NJ. for the purpose of
eiecting Board of Directors to serve for The en-
suing year. and the transaction of such other Dusi
as may come before tho meeting.
NJ. p. JONES, President
VIM. b. SHARP, Secretary.
Ofhce-409 California street, San Francisco Cali
fornia. nolT I'd
Es~S regular annual meeting OF the stockholders
in the Puget Sound Iron Company Will be held at
the ONCE OF the company, 1928 Montgomery st.
Room Z, San Francisco California, TUESDAY
o'clock P. M for the purpose of eIecting Board of
Directors TO serve for the ensuing year. and the
transaction OF such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting. A HALSEY, Sec.
omce-32S Montgomery St. Room 7, San Fran
cisco. California.
Tho above meeting hereby postponed until
Tuesday, December 8. 1891, at IL O'Clock a. l9td
RS Shareholders' Meeting No5ice Is
EE~S hereby given to the shareholders of the Cali
fornia National Bank of San Francisco. CAL. that
meeting OF the shareholders will be held at 1928
Montgomery ST.. Room 10 (Safe Deposit Buiding)
December 18th next, at IL o'clock A. NJ for the
purpose OF eecting an agent to whom the assets Of
the bank viii be transferred and delivered,
cordlnce with the provisions of Section 3 of the
IAN act authorizing the appointm ent of receivers
of national banks and for other purposes.
L. S. LACEY,
no15 got Comptroller of the Currency
RES To Let-EIeEant Lodge-Rooms, at
E~S unfon-sauare Hall Building 421 Post st. nS If
RP Fine Halls TO Let at 20 Eddy
8-o street OCT If
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| HAVE RECEIVED CARLOADS OF EAST
L ern bedroom SETS chairs hat-rackS, side-boardS
fancy rockers and folding beds; 3 mole cars will
arrive before 10th Nov. till the 18th Oct. follow
ing prices will stand
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pEST q BELCHER MINING COMPANY-LOCA-
II tion OF principal place OF business San Fran
cisco. Cal. location of WORKS. Virginia City Storey
County, New - $1,000
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. -, u. Q. BATES. Secretary
st. san francisco. California wv IA ..S,2S'"eFy
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EEP To Let-EIegant Lodge Rooms, at
9~S union-sGuare Hall Building. 42l Post st n3 If
ES Fine Halls TO Let at 20 Eddy
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CHoLLAR MINING COMPANY-LuUAri rios OF
Nevada
Notice is hereby given that at n meeting OF the
Board OF Directors held the 26th day OF October
per share levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation. payable Immediately in United States
gold coin TO Inc Secretary al the Office Of the
pany, Room 20. Nevada Block. No. 30s MoutgOnl-
cry St, san francisco, California.
Any stock upon which tris assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the SOtb day OF November 1891
lie auction and unless payment Is made befcre VIII
oe sold On TUESDAY. the pad day OF DeCembe-
1891, TO pay the delinquent assessment, togethsr
with the costs OF advertising snd expenses Of sale
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
CHAS L. ELLIOT. Secretary.
ofice-Room 70, Nevada Block, No. 500 Mont
gomery ST., San Francisco. California. oc27 I'd
Y ENTUCK Consolidated MINNIE COM
~ pany-LocGIon of principal place OF business
San Francisco, Cal. Location OF worSS, Gold IIDL
Storey County, Nevada
Notice IS hereby given that at meeting of thu
Board OF Dtracto held on the 26th day Oetnbor
1891 an ass ssnent me y OF fifteen (l5 per
share was levied upon the capital stock of cor
poration, payable Immediately in Unlted State,
gold coin. TO the Secretary at the once OF the com
psny, $40 Pine street, Rooms Is aud II, San Fran
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the LIST day OF December
1891. Will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at publie auction, and unless payment ia maa
before. Will be sold on WEDNESDAY the 80 10
OF December 6Sl, to pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs of advertising ana expenses Of
sale. BY order OF the Board of Directors.
Co., $50 j. w. PEW. Secretary.
FraDciaeo. Cal. cr77 ri
IN CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
States
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ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 4th day OF December 1891
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made before viii 10
sold on THURSDAY, the 3lst day OF December
1891, TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the costs of advertising and expenses OF saIe
BY order of the Roard Of Directors
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4 LII PRIVATE DISEASES, BAD BLOOD
n nervous debility defects, cured though all else
ial. Can or write. free, confidential, only RIeor I'd
Dlspensary. 229 Kearny ST. nol5 If
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN-MY WIFE
HANNAH LlEBES, having left my home with
out any cause or provocatIon, will not be respon-
sibie for pay any debts that she NAV incur
HERMAN IIEBES noIa ~
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CONSOLIDATED IMPERIAL MINING COM
- pany--Location OF principal place OF business.
san Francisco, California; location OF works q old
Hill. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board of Directors, held on tue I'd day OF Novem-
Der. 1891, an assessment tNo. 32) FIVE cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF the cor
poration, payable immediately In United States
gold coin to the Secretary the office OF the com
pany, No. 33l Pine ST. Room s. San Francisco Cali
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-03

PEELED from Russia altogether The ukase of
the Car, dated March as, 1891, turned 70 COO
workmen out of the Province of Moscow.
And the rest are to follow. There is to be
another exodus, like that old one out of the
despotism of the Pharaohs. Already 1t is
being attended by the barbarities which are
inseparable from all eviction. People
against whom there was not a shadow of re-
proach, who went about their business quiet
", have been aroused from their beds at
night, driven with whips from their dwell
ings loaded with chains, and plunged into
the deepest misery" Five millions of peo-
pie are being turned out homeless into an
unfriendly world.
That is what is going on in Russia at this
present moment, in this year of the Chris
tian era, 1891
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THE COOL LILY.

The month which closed last week has
been notable for the GOODNESS and equable
character of its temperature. With a
recklessneSs of the weather prophets who
undertook the rash prediction that July
would have periods of hot weather an
average temperature was enjoyed, lower
than for any other July for 20 years with
two exceptions, in 1884 and 1888, when the
average temperature was 71.S and 72. de-
grees respectively.
The great virtue of the July weather
this wear was its freedom from rapid
changes and extreme variations. The
average was lower than usual but this was
because there was no extreme hot weather
Freaks of nature have heretofore pro-
duced frost in the midsummer, July 8,
1916, being notable for 'fce as thick as
window glass in Pennsylvania, New York
and New England" If August approx
mates the past month in its even and de-
lightful temperature the country will
have enjoyed an exceptionally pleasant
summer.
Of course a month like July brings out
anew the theory Of Flammarion that the
temperature Of the globe is constantly de-
creasing There is little or no foundation
for She theory as even cursory examina-
lion Of the records will show AS already
stated there are records of low tempera-
ture for July extending back at intervals
over the entire country and the alienation
from cool TO hot summers goes on now as
it always did. Beyond that the theory
that the world is steadily cooling down
toward the goal where it will not sustain
life, requires as an essential part the pres
ence of colder winters. 1t was brought
out in Europe by an exceptionally severe
winter; but on this side of the globe the
winters have not increased in severity. If
any change in climate has taken place
here it is in the direction of mildness in
both summers and winters: but it will not
be wise TO found any expectations on the
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PITTsBURG, MONDAY. AUGUST 3, 1881.
THE WINDOW GLASS DISPUTE.

The smoke has hardly cleared away
from the field of other wages conflicts be-
fore the reports come of another struggle
between employ ers and employed, this
time in the window glass industry. From
the statement of the situation in our local
columns it will be seen that the two
parties are long distance apart. The
elass-workers demand material increase
of wages; the employers offer a proper
tionate reduction. If this difference can
not be modified stubborn strike is to be
expected.
Such a result will be detrimental to the
ately involved There are the strongest
reasons cogent to both sides why they
should modify their present rather ex-
treme attitude. The manufacturers
should remember that they have quite
recently obtained increased protection on
the expectation of maintaining the wages
of American Labor, and to go into struggle
on the platform Of reduced wages is but
affOrding ammunition to the enemies
of the tariff The workiugmen should di-
geSt the fact that this year has already
proved an unfortunate one for the always
hazardous attempt to force wages up
against dropping market and ponder
the equally important principle that
strike may inflict on labor greater loss
than the amount of wages in dispute.
If both sides go to work with sincere
disposition to compromise the dispute
there is no doubt that satisfactory scale
car be arranged before the time to resume
work. 1t is to be hoped in the interest of
all concerned that this conciliatory course
will be taken.
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NO POOR IN FRISCO.
The Salvation Army Obliged to Abandon
Task for Want of Work.

The Salvation Army Obliged to Abandon
Task for Want of Work.
San Francisco CALL
That General Booths book, '1n Darkest
England, has borne good fruit, no one who
has observed the growth and general pros
perity of the great organization known as
the Salvation Army can doubt. Many of the
theories advocated and at the time of their
conception stamped as wild impracticable
and chimericaI have been actually put in
practice; and here in San Francisco. the very
lntest spot chosen for the transplantation
and development of these ideas, much good
is being done, and sweet charity being dis
pensed with as lavish hand as the treasury
of the society will permit.
In pursuance of another branch of the
work, which has been very successful in
London, q stunning brigade" was organ
lied here about six months ago. 1t was in
tended to operate this company in connec-
tion with the training garrison having
quarters on California street, and q number
of women were detailed each week for duty
in the slums. Their method was to go among
the very poor and dispense such favors as
are usually acceptable to members Of this
unfortunate class. No uniforms are worn by
the soldiers while engaged in this work, and
it is their custom to take lodgings in the
neighborhood where the heaviest work is
found.
In this city Barbary Coast was chosen and
an old rookery fitted up as home, from
which sailed forth each morning while the
experiment lasted IL dozen women bent on
helping the poor; but they found so few
persons in really destitute condition that
the scheme was abandoned after short
trial.
In speaking of the trial Major Kyle said:
eve gave it up after month or so for the
simple reason that we found no field for the
work. There are no very poor people in
San Francisco. There are no crowded tene-
ment houses here where human beings are
packed together like sardines, ragged, half
starved and criminal. We have viciousness
in all its many forms. but no extreme pow
erty. Once in London we found seven peo-
pie living in one small room in a tenement
house and sleeping on straw. 1 have found
similar cases in New York, but San Fran
cisco has not reached that point yet. When
it does we shall be on hand"
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FREE TRADE sTULTIFICATION.

The anxiety of the Democratic journals
to make points against the tariff policy of
the Republican party, frequently leads
them into a denial of their own principles
The New York World furnishes striking
example Of that sort when it asserts in an
attack on the reciprocity policy, that its
sole effect is ''to relieve foreigners of tax
alton" and that the reciprocity treaties
''dO not relieve the people of this country
OF one penny of taxation"
The idea that the people of this country
are rot benefited by reciprocal arrange
mentS which secure the admission of their
products to other countries under reduced
or abolished duties, in exchange for the
abolition of the United States tariff on
the products of these countries, is pecul-
iarly stupid. One Of the fundamental
dogmas Of free trade is that the
producers of unprotected staples are
injured by the alleged barriers
Of tariffs between this country and for
eign nations. Here is case where, on
products which we can export and on i'm
ports which we cannot produce to ad-
vantage, these barriers are removed. For
2 profesSedly anti-tariff paper to assert
that the American producers are not ben
Gifted by the reduction OF abolition of
duties in the South American countries on
their product is exceptionally self-stultify
ing.
Moreover on the other branch of its as
sartiOn that reciprocity does not reduce
taxation for American citizens, the World
exhibits more than its usual lofty superb
Ority of facts in the assertion that sugar
and molasses were made free of duty be-
fore any reciprocity treaties were nego-
iiated and quite independent of them"
anyone with decent memory should
know that in the act removing the duties
on these staples the continuance of
the abolition was made conditional on re-
ciprocal action by the sugar-raising coun-
tries; and the promptnesS with which the
reciprocity has been established is a prac-
teal demonstration of the wisdom of that
condition.