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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01
lie ZEN Among Thieves.

Nellie Howard alias lille Gallagher, and
Emma Brown alias Rosie Wise, young wo-
men whom the police say have criminal
records, we're arrested last night by officers
tombstone and Madden for grand larceny.
The complainant in the case is Fred Malsb,
a young man who recently arrived from
Pittsburg. Malsh states that he met the
women Wednesday night in a saloon and
they robbed him Of $3.50.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01
North Point Beach and Water Lot.

n. line of North Point ST., 1877 IS feet w of Stock
ton; this lot has amagneent future il is level and
ready for building. and only short distance from
the waterfront and shipping and sea-wall; street
graded fine piece OF North Point property; OK
anime il; lot A: IOIl37 IS.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01
TeIesranb Hin 5O-vara

SW. cor. of Montgomery and Greenwich sts.; this
50-vara commands one OF the finest views marine
and inland OF any location in this city, and In the
very near future must be utilized for warehouses
owing TO it's nearness TO the waterfront and sea
wall: lot 1877 :6xI37:6.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01
Fifth and Harrison St.-Business
Cnr.n

Sc. cor of 9Th and Harrison sts.; large aud vaiu
able business lot containing 2-story frame build
ing; Stable in rear OF lot; rent nominal, $50 pes
month; no lease; this is fine aud large piece OF
business property, and should command the attten-
ton of all persons looking for choice investments
81 :3xS0.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01
....ALSO.


Commencing at point which bears ". 4lao e.
1920 feet distant from the LortherIy line OF Silver
ave, and which point Silver is 1122
feet easterly from the easteriy boundary line OF
the land formerly owned by the college Home
stead Association" and from thence running n. $50
w. 214 feet; thence n. 10. (. 926 feet; thence S.
1854 E. 267 feet; S. 40 W 633 feet: thence
N. S634 w. As feet; and thence s. 40 w. 296 feet
TO point of beginning. containing 26-l00 acres,
being portion of the Bernal Rancho, and being
into lots formerly belonging TO Edward Norton de-
ceased.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01
ACROSS THE BAY.
Officers for the Sabbath-School
Normal Institute.
Visit Of the President-The Tax-Rolls VIII Be
Out in Time-An Experiment in Fruit
shipping-Le Conte Funeral.

The Directors Of the Normal Institute for
religious Education of Sabbath school
teachers met last evening aud elected the
Following named officers: President, DIR.
w. T. Lewis, Methodist Episcopal; First
VICE President, j. A. Calhoun. United
Presbyterlan; Second Vice-President g.
w. Armes. Presbyterian; Secretary, c. T.
Baker. Baptist. and Treasurer, w. S. Mer-
RAM, Congregational The Directors were
classified SO that Rev. DR.. III. ID. Lathrop,
Z. II. Merritt, j. L. Hanna, Professor j. L.
Wallace and j. A. Calhoun shall serve one
year; Professor E. f. Burrill, w. S. Mer-
Ram. c. l.. Camp, Dr. w. f. Lewis and
NJ. I. Holcomb. two years; Rev. Philip
Graft, q. w. Armes, r. w. Snow, w. NJ.
DeWoif and G. F. Baker. three years. The
institute of Rev. DR.. Gilbert closed in Oak
land last evening at the First Methodist
Episcopal Church, and he will commence
work in the Mission at San Francisco on
Sunday.
RETURNED FROM HIS TOUR.
j. E. Morris, manager of the Oakland
Western Union Telegraph Office, has re-
turned from three months tour of the
East. he is Secretary of the BargiOn Rail
the company in his travels.
Another meeting of the committee n the
reception OF President Harrison was held
at the Mayors Office last evening. The de-
tails will all be arranged to-day
Mayor Chapman has issued request to
business men and citiZsns to decorate their
houses tomorrow along the line OF march.
The property of the estate of William
Henry Rose has been appraised at S24, 0S7.
WILL BE OUT ON TINE.
Tax Collector Leckie asserts that not
withstanding the increased amount of work
in the office this year over any previous one
he will have his rolls all out Oh time and
viii not require an extension, as has been
done for some two or three years.
!. The trustees of Mrs. Catherine NJ. Garce-
Ions property decline to make known the
terms of the trust further than to say that
she has reserved the right to draw all the
profits of the estate during her lifetime.
The streets of the route over which the
Presidential procession will pass tomorrow
afternoon will be thoroughly cleaned to-day
and tomorrow forenoon.
Mrs. EeOna Vaipey and Charles w.
Brown were arrested last night on the COM
plant OF her husband onA charge of misde-
mPaunr
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01
Brannan, Near Seventh Street.

Sc. side of Brannon, SW OF Tth ST., and Sc and
SW. line OF Norton court, running from Braunan
ST. eastery. 10 business lots, fronting BFannaH
St. aud lots fronting Norton court, all belas
contiguous; this is very central location for bust
ness purposes lots 25x75.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01
THEELEcANT FURNITURE

OF RESIDENCE COAPRiSINGs
One Grand Upright Piano. Ernest GaDler maker, OF
superior tone and finish: quite new.
Elegant Piano Lamp and Music Folio
Very Elegant Parlor UpbolsterySofas. Easy Chairs,
Rockers and Reception Chairs in richest covers
Magnificent ott0nans and Embroidered Cush-
Ions, Elegant Parl0r Cabinet. Elegant Center
Tables.
Very Rare and Expensive European Brie-a- Brsc.
Vases, Statuettes, Busts, Groups and Flower
Pieces In Bisque, Bronze and farian Marble
Valuable Oil Paintings. Costly Etchings: Flor
entne Tables, Parior Standards. l Large Stereo-
scopie Magnifer, Elegant Purtieres, Very Ele-
CANT Gold Embroidered Sereens Very Elegant
Hand-earyed Writing Desk. Panama willow
Chairs, Rockers. Extra Wilton Carpets Large
Daghestan Bugs, Antique Oak and Walnut
Chamber Suits, Walnut Chif0nfers, Bed
Lounge, Magnificent Linen Lace Curtains Extra
Hair Mattresses. Best Bedding.
One Elegant Dining Suit 10 antique oak, Sideb0ard,
Extension Table, Buffet and China Closet, with
Leather-seated Chairs, all TO match.
Very Elegant and Costly China, Crystal, Glass,
Silver Plate and Maolica Table Service SUI
perior Improved Range, Patent Kitchen Table.
with multitude OF other choice and beautiful
articles.
Terms-CASH.
ap3O Ut GEO. r. LAMSON, Auetioneer.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01
Bernal Rancho Acre Property,
Near Silver Terrace and Fronting College
Homestead Association and Property
Belonging to st. Mary's College.

Commencing at point IN the n. lins OF Silver
ave-, distant easterIy from point where the east
erly boundary line of the land formerly owned by
the College Homestead Association interseets the
said n. line Of Silver ave- S39 feet; thence running
N. SI1Ao E on said N. line of Silver ave- 1873 feet
thence y. $50 w. 1S0feet to point thence S. 41so
w. 1858 feet to the N. line o. Silver ave. and place
of beginning, containing 5 l2-l00 acres being a
portion of Bernal Rancho, and being lot No. 8 as
per plat of laad as suDdvided into SIX parts for
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01
Folsom, Near Fourth St.
ALSO.

Sc. line 1903 FoIsom) 70 feet SW. OF 4Ih ST.; lot
rented for a nominal rent of SIS per month for a
eoaly ard this Is good central piece Of property
and is fast becoming a business proposition; lot
2Ox9O,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01

The English nobility are shocked because
a grandniece Of the Duke of Wellington is
obliged to earn her living by selling flowers
in London arcade.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01

Sc. line of Folsom (sI3 and 1891, 1875 feet SW
of Alb st; building comprises store, etc, below:
bay-windOw tenement above of rooms; rent
$22 80; street eurbed and paved with basalt roeK
business lot in the immediate future; lot 20x90.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01
sunday-schooI nrass-Meetfng.

Next Sunday afternoon at o'clock a
mass-meeting of Sunday school children
will be held at the Grand Opera House.
The affair Is under the management OF the
Calvary Church school, and invitations have
been sent to all the Presbyterian schools of
the city. Postmaster-Gener Wanamaker
has promised to be present and address the
children.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01
CHEESEMAN'S SpRcifG Mixture.

With this remedy persons cure themselves
without the least exposure change OF Diet change
in application to business. The medicine contains
nothing that Is OF the least injury TO the constitP
tion. Ask your druggist for IL Price 81 a bottle
le2U ~ krfu
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01

BRRTELIHG has the only reliable methods 60
fit defective sight. APT kearny street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01

On Sunday afternoon at Harmony Hall,
Alameda. Miss Albertine Gutenberg and
Mr.. Emil Hirschfeld were united by DIR.
YooTsanger Of the Temple Emmanuel in
this city. The groom was formerly an ex-
tensiYe merchant Of Ridley, Fresno County,
while the bride has for some time been one
Of Alameda's reigning bellies.
Amid elaborate floral decorations and TO
the strains of an orchestra, the six ushers
led the opening march through the hall, at
tired in full evening dress, while appended to
the boutOnneTes In the lapels of their coats
were miniature photos of the bride on pieces
of the wedding dress material. They were
Messrs. Mark Lewis, w. S. Hoffman, Charles
/. Flesehman, Sig Rosenthal, Benjamin
Sternbeim apd Fritz HeideHfeld. The
groomsmen, kIessrs. Arthur Gutenberg,
Henry Rosenthal, Morris Bowenstein and
Bruno Goetatowski, were also in evening
dress and wore the same favor Of the bride.
There were also four bridesmaias-Miss
Carrie LedereT. Miss Adele Cr-ner, Miss
Jennie Zelinsky and Miss Annie Zelinsky.
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Copied from an Editorial in Tho

hand at milking time, ready to hurry in
to their places, and they will express
their satisfaction by increasing the con
tents OF the pail Indiana Farmer.
Get a boy to like farm life and its sur
roundipgs, and you have him, in general,
anchored to the farm. But if, through
Dattention, neglect, unkindness, or down
right meanness, you make him hate it,
gOod-by to your hopes of keeping him
at home This is one great reason why
so many farm-boys seek city life.-Mass
achusetts Pioughman.
IL the dairy farmer is not well taught.
it is not for jack Of teachers. Little back
woods sheets are spripging up all over
the country, and they are all trying to
get subscriptions out of the dairymeD
and advertisements out OF dealers in
dairy apparatus. machinery and utensils,
while trying to teach what they know
very little about. But there will come
survival Of the iittest," ere long, and
field before fully occupied will be
cleared Of large amount of weeds and
rubbish
See if the drawbacks of the new loca
ton will not overbalance those Of the old
always remembering you are not likely
to hear of the draw backs from interested
parties. We have learned, from pretty
close observation, that very many of the
glowing letters, crop reports, etc. to be
found in semi real estate, farm aud news
papers are written by farmers who are
anxious to sell or by real estate men who
are self interested. some of the most
glowing letters we now recall were writ
ten by farmers who were urging settlers
to come into their locality. Now we
find these same names attached to let
tiers from other localities. 1t is to he
presumed they found buyers. -Prairie
Farmer,
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q u d Hate esvsd Up.

How can We best enjoy the tempting
fruit: Eat it at regular times, Just be
fore and at meals, or coon after them.
and it then becomes a part Of the regu-
lar meal, and is digested with it. And
the stomach that much abused organ
will then get time to rest between eat
ings
One kind Of plant can never change to
another any more than you can make a
man out Of a pig BONE folks do say
that man was gradually evolved from a
monkey. But even they do not think
this came all of sudden. because the
winter happened to be hard on the monk.
ey, or he got caught out in the rain.
Live for something Do good, and
leave behind ou monument of virtue
that the storms Of time can never de-
stroy. Write your name by kindness,
love ard mercy or the hearts OF those
you cone in contact with yesr by year,
and you will never be forgotten
Orange County Farmer.
Have lock OF nice hay or lick Of
meal in the msnger each night and morn
ing for the cows, and there will be no
need of sendiug dog or tired and cross
hired hand after them. They will be on
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THE COTTON BLOSSOM CLUB.
Brother st. Claire Williams Is Called
Down.


Down.
When the regular Saturday night
meeting had been opened in due and
ancient form. and the janitor had sig
nailed that the thermometer showed 0S
dogs. all over the hall, Brother Gardner
looked around and inquired:
SIS Brudder st. Claire Williams pres
emit wild us dis evenin'"
He ar" replied the individual al
luded to as he rose up.
You will please step dis way"
Brother Williams is known as the jim
dandy of the club. He uses real bears
oil for his hair, wears patent leather
shoes and has been known to change col
lars twice day since the warm weather
set in He has had his photograph taken
in seven different poses, and has been
known to pencil his eyebrows while nd
ing on the front platform of street car.
"Brudder Williams said the presi-
dent as he looked down upon him, "you
are 'sposed to be de purtiest an sweetest
member of dis Cotton Blossom club"
Yes. sah," replied the brother, grin
ming at the compliment.
Has you got any reglar bizness,
Brudder Williams-any regular bizness
cept dat of lookin' purity an SWEET"
"Ize a waitah, sab, but out of job
jist now"
How long has you bin out of job?'
Bout TO months, sab"
as dat suit of clothes paid for?"
mot quite, sah."
SIS you squar' on yer board?"
"Tze leetle behind, sah."
docs you owe members of dis club
borrowed money!
".Jist few dollars"
"Brudder Williams" continued the
president, Il has had my eye on you
since de fust night sot in dis hall. II
sized you up fur purity man, an I see l
was right How you got into dis crowd
can't say, but kin easily tell you how
you will git out of it! We doan' want
no purity men heah. If we had hop
yard an wanted sumthin' fur vines to
climb up on we could make use Of you.
You might do fur fish bait, but we has
no time to go fishin'. When man sots
OUT 10 Dc purity an sweet he amt no
good any mo. When his only ambishun
is to grease his ha'r, wax his mustache
an go long de street as if he was step
pin on aigs. he amt with bein' bit by a
ten cent dawg. Brudder Williams, you
is purity, but you owe mo- money dan
you kin pay in two vars. You is sweet,
but You has to dodge de tailor. You has
an elegant way of liftin' yer hat, but de
hat amt paid fur. You walk like guv-
ner, but yer shoemaker duns you almos'
cherry day"
Yves, sah,' stammered the victim.
II am gwine to give yer show. II |
durin' the comm week yer kin find job. |
git into some common clothes, arrange
to pay yer debts an git rid Of dat ha'r
lie an perfumy. you will still be carried |
on our rolls of membership. If not, you
needn't come heah agin."
The pretty member returned to his |
chair in state of great mental excite |
ment, but after cooling off and thinking
the matter over he told Judge Cabiff |
that he had decided to stop being sweet |
and pretty and become one of the pillars
of the club.-M- Quad in New York |
World.
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THE QUINCY HOUSE.
Some Interesting Facts Concerning the Largest Hotel in Boston
What Costs for suppliesA Very Strong Commentator from
Boarder

Glo5sA the readers
conducted hotels the
giving peraons knowledge OF the boarders
at the QUINCY HOUSE,
QUINCY present propretors
Sinclair George
community ability clad the mlonres His dver
President railroad
attention hotel although he knows we'll
condition of affairs
business and well his confidence for
details of the business
which nicely furnished and pleasant
table excellent and the kitchen
billiard hall also BARRIERS shop which
the mott
leading hotels the All conducted broad
generous which universal remark
work the The and fish
have and well filled with the best that
extensive scale ihe man eo'u anu "eneeu al 'e m every ou .o
midnight special service has been arranged by the propo
guests " the house The elevator runs all night he mouse by
compelled their clock which examined at the
office
The QUINCY
raebts, boled live Holsters.
Parties Boston
carriages their arrival
both the American aud European Plans and
Special given Families and Tourists visiting Boston,
give readers idea of the articles consumed at this great hotel
append which of authority have obtained:
per bills oo and canned
2 vegetables $4,000 fruit and
so milk cream ana cheese per aunun S' Ice o per
lighting house s coal 400 tons butter
bbls 1000 bbls;
day. from Is 20 bushels day. from l2' $50 dozen ma
pie syrup per gallons.
cache department OF competent heads
communication written Ivy solicitation but solely for the
Copied from Editorial in The Boston Daily Globe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-04

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Yhe Export OF American ornic.

At the present time 1t is estimated that
American grain is being shipped to
Europe at the rate Of ,0oo, 900 bushels
per day. The railroads are buster than
they have been for years, and nearly
every possible craft available
for ocean carrying has been
chartered ahead. While the far
mers Of the United States are rejoicing
in one Of the most bountiful haryests
we have had for many years, Europe
is suffering from a widespread crop
shortage. As result the demand
for American food products on the other
aide Of the water is exceedingly brisk
aud is liable to continue SO during the
next year, with constant upward ten.
dency In prices. By estimates made
by the Vienna Congress, now in SEES
sion at the Austrian capital, for
the United Kingdom, Germany. Frsnes,
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That Mr.. Pike 10 appreciated abroad %

That Mr.. Pike 10 appreciated abroad o.
we'll a. in his own home is shown By The
following item which recently appeared 10
the Lewiston journal: "Mr. Msnley b.
Pike Of Augusta has very funny 'aks'sn
of amateur ,hsasricrls In The 'Dssvei Oh
Harpers Mopthlsy for September. as
burlesquer Of certain phase Of society "
Ward McAiister found it. Mr.. PIKE -
few equsIs. His cynicism 10 only SIP"
ent, for his good nature spafhles between
the lines, but the point 10 always there. MI
Pike 10 noted - one OF the Iced NJ J'a's
humorists but 10 we'll known - rf""
Of very clever short stories which hs's sP'
pssred 10 the Youths Companion and o'oef
leading periodicals..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-04

To save the gold and strengthen the
case of watches. Joseph Fahy. clever
lad, born In French Switzerland nearly
half century ago, rolled out two plates
Of gold and putting plate of compost
ton metal between made filled case. y
Since then he has brought the process 70
perfection, and his filed cases are now
known to every jeweler on earth. They
are not plated cases. They would. with
out the composition metal filing. be a
double case thicker than heavy writing
paper.-New
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-04

Walter A. Rice, State Deputy oil the
order Of the Iron Hall, will inssisu~
another branch of the order this evenings
Gardiner, Nc. Since last Februsry.b b"
instituted . number Of branches In dihd-
ent parts Of the State. and oil Of them Hs
doing we'll. The Flnapcisl Statement
Of the order on July lot, 1871
shows Q Grand total net assets Of el.7sS'-
4G6 70. Disbursements made from January
LIST, 1890 to July 1s, 1891: 1905 "cins"
and accident claims s593, 1871 60; 1880 nnsl
elaine to years members s3sG, 5ss 10;
325 death claims s7I. I0s 90. Total bene-
&, raid in IS mos. IS, 1854 claims 1881 w.
II
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VACATION TouRisra.

Parties leaving Tie city n tAslr s,..
ner vacations can have the DAILY KEN,
KEBEC JOURNAL sent = their adm.
fsr any length Of time desired q m
CENTS PER WEEK. Addrss
Il paper changed when desired.
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"Your Money or Your Lifs.'

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Daily 4tnutbtf ssasaal.
SUMNER BoARDHpa

Parties wanting Sanner bsara.,
shsald advertise In the sswant Cslu-,.
II the DAILY KESSEBEC JOURNAL.
Fsar lines, sae insertion, Is cesls, q.
week, 50 cents.
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1t looks a. II Crisp Of Georgia would
be the next speaker Of the National
House Of Representatives. He is labor
ing diligently to make himsel solid with
the Alliance members and will probably
succeed In doing so Il he has chairman
ships enough to 20 round
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ANY INVESTMENT to be safe requires the
care and Management OF honest, capable
ard conservative men. That the United
States Realty Company fills this require
ment, = glance At the names Of its directors
will prove. These are gentlemen who
you'd not promise more than could be per
formed. nor invest or invite investment in
airy doubtful or speculative enterprise
Toe investments Of the company are wholly
10 the very beat Glass of real estate, the
rentals Of which pay the dividends.
sap'+di.
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Az will be seen by our local notices, g.
Cathsriue's Hall will reopen on The ION
inst. All its patrons will be glad 10 knov
that Miss Allen remains ~ principal. The
teaching force is strengthened by the sddi'
ton of Miss Mary M. Smith. graduate Of
Smith College.