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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-03

Never despair Of curing your cold siong
rs you can buy Dr.. Bulls Cough syfnp. ~
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-03

Swift, sure. and complete are the cures
effected by Salvation Oil. Price only Is
eents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-03
.PRrScE's STATEMENT.
MARRIAGE IN MANcHEsTER.
A Girl Arrested for FOrgery-shipping
Persimmons-Persona aud Briefs.

MIR. John W. Pickett and Miss Bette l..
FERGUSON we're united in marriage at the
residence of the brides parents, on Ihir-
teenth street, last night at o'clock, Rev.
L. II. Thornhill officiating.
The ushers were Messrs. Percy Burfoot
and Charles Philips.
The bride is a daughter OF Mr.: Samuel
Ferguson, highly-respected citizen OF
tive Young lady. The groom is an efficient
emplovee at the Richmond and Danvllle
shops and a resident of this city.
The bride and groom were the recipients
of many beautiful and useful presents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-03
cHARaED WITH FORGERY.

Mary Turner, O colored girl who until
recently was in the employment of Mrs.
h. p. kunnally, was arrested yesterday for
forging the name of Mrs. kunnally TO nu-
merous orders on Messrs. IL. Q. d ID. ID.
Beattie for dry goods. 1t seems that Mrs.
Nunnally had on several occasions sent or
ders by the girl for goods, but the later
presented good many more orders than
were given her.
When Mrs. Nunnally examined her ac-
count Tuesday there were about $40
worth of articles charged which she had
not received snd the girl was at once sus-
pected. She had left Mrs. Nunnally's en-
ploy about q week ago and Officer MOles
began a search for her that afternoon, but
was unable to find the accused.
About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning
while Ar. w. Il. Beattie was standing IN
front Of the store the girl passed by and
after a b-1el but exciting chase she was
captured. She wore at the time OF her
capture a cloak which had been obtained
from the store Of the Messrs. Beattie. The
prisoner was locked up in the station
house. where she will remain until this
morning, when she will have a hearing
before Nayor Attkisson's court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-03

The members of the New England dele
CATION held an informal conference az the
house Of Sir. Andrew, of Massachusetts,,
thls evening for the purpose OF talking
over the situation and OF getting better
idea Of each others views and opinions
With respect to the speakership candidates.
The conference lasted some time and at its
conclusion Mr.. Mckinney, Of New Hamp-
shire, said that the discussion showed that
ten Of the fourteen members of tho dele
tauon were for Mr.. Mills and the remain
lng four divided among the other candi-
dates. No formal action of any kind was
taken at the conference. 1t was the un-
derstandiug when the conference ad-
lourned that there would be no further
meeting of the delegation before the eau
Gus on Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-03
PROPERTY IN NEW HANDS.
transcript of Deeds Recorded In the City
and (ounty.

The following deed of bargain and sale
was recorded yesterday in the Clerks
Office Of the Chancery Court:
A. ID. Gordon and wife to the Southern
Railway Supply Company's trustee, 16 feet
on tho west side of Randolph street near
Winder 81 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-03

Mrs. ]. L. Broach is quite sick. and is
confined 10 her room.
Mrs. L. X Thornbill IS quite sick ~ her
home on Porter street.
Chief of Police Lipscomb and three
members Of his family are sick.
Mayor Attkisson was reported as i'm
proving yesterday.
Mrs. ii. M. Adams, who has been very
sick with la grippe. Is conyaleseenL
IL Is said that the ice-houses in Chester
field were well stocked Monday and Tues
day.
Court Yesterday morning.
An adjourned meeting Of the Boasd Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-03
nnrsrrnrrrr!p pERsramoNs urnIzEp.

The northern settlers in Chesterfield
county are putting up persimmons and
shipping them to the northern markets,
where they are sold at twelve and a half
cents per pound. 80
The seed ia taken ont Of the fruit with
small machine made for the purpose, after
winch the fruit is placed in hye-pound
boxes and sweetened with granulated SUI
gar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-03
MILLS, CRISP, AND THE NORTHWEST.

It's said that Mr.. Mills expects to get
the greater part of these votes. but it is
,lso asserted that Mr. Crisp will be found
10 have supporters in Michigan and Wis
e0nsin and one vote in Minnesota. Mr..
NcNlillin's canvass is progressing smoothly
,nd there are great many representatives
Eho think exceedingly we'll of him, but
Ul vote for other candidates until some
.hange develops in the situation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-03

The delegations from New England, Wis
,onsin. and Minnesota will hold meetings
lhis evening, and there is quite little
seryousness exhibited. as il is thought
that q change is more likely TO occur within
the next twenty-four hours than at any
time prior TO the actual balloting. A re-
mark Of ono New England congressman
that the papers might get news of the dele
rs,ion's action II the correspondents were
up at p or o'clock shows that an agree
ment in this delegation IS unlikely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-03

NOTlCE.-THE OYSTER SUPPER
IN which was TO DO held At FULTON LODGE,L
o.G. T., lsst Thursday nighs, was postponed on 20
December 3, 1891. Dc 3-1r
The morning call., 1891-03-30
DISHONEST coNpTcrors.

contemporary reports that q number Of
tetors on the Central Pacific Railroad
been discharged fer approDria5ing
ares to their own use. The stealings
all the way from 81 or 81 to $50 a
There is 20 mention made Of arrests.
TO ~ Ioau company viii probably charge
Their osS 10 tAiei SC account ana allow the
moves TO practice :heir tricks elsewhere
5-'at' a recent u srprstaLien OF law by one
or Superior Judges it is or Mt ~ srf he
commence proceedings Isl sf em-
- who applies the money that may come
As bands in The discharge of lis duties
rs o0n use. In most cases nf this Kind
's cetiusion, and in consequence there
iaai 'e doH5t as 10 which of two thieves
aF~u priated certain sum that disappeared
U-l0 IN the two. The instructions of The
t'rtt az the case referred to, that unless the
FinF.aiDaats could show the exact amount
taken en- certain day the verdict must be
lof tie defendant, opened a wide door for
operations Of Ills kind. 7 is only neees-
fy 10 steal il couples to get of clear. II
e. me'anchoig fact, also, that a preat
many meh are 80 loosely CONSTRUCTED men
That they regard 3 person arrested for
'a eIoTl Ia make usg q money not belong
20 Inn as a proper object for SYM pathy.
hey are not. openly opposed to laws
ea.nst sealing, but are openly opposed
p iis exc luton IF snet laws. In the cha
re ieeesses Of their miads they porhaps
INK i a hardship that an enterprisine
Ia'st ,houid not DO allowed chance 10
Letter has condition. at all events, there il
III re manifestation Of sympathy for tile
Li.e1 tran for the parties who suffer by the
. eft Under these conditions tile Central
Pacific Company can hardly be blamed for
inrniDs their dishonest conductors out 10
prey upon other peopIe
The morning call., 1891-03-30
FROM HONOLULU.

Loss of Missionary Schooner With All
on BOard-PIenty of Bogus Money.
The British steamer Etpn arrived from
Honolulu yesterday. with papers as late as
March 18th.
Her Majesty has appointed the following
gentlemen to be members of her Priyy
Council of State: His Excellency, Hon.
John Owen Dominis; Honorables Archi-
bald Scott Cleghorn, Charles r. Bishop,
Albert Francis Judd. Godfrey Rhodes, j.
Mott Smith, his Excelency Hon. Herman A.
Widdemann, Hon. Henry NJ. Whitney, John
A. CumminS, his Excellency, Hon. A. Z.
Carter, Honorahles John 5. Walker, William
James Smith, Lawrence McCuily, William
F. Allen, d. Kahanu, John Edward Bush.
Curtis Piehn laukea, George ", MaefarIane,
Alexander, his EXcelency Hon. Samuel
Parker. HOnorabes Paul Neumann, Ed
ward Kamakau Lilikalani, Junius Kaae,
John T.. Baker, Robert HOaplli Baker,
Samuel Mills Damon. John K. Kauna-
m ma, aired Newton Irlpp, !: 6. Hoa-
Irwin, d. IL. Nahinu, George L. Richard
son, Antoine Rosa, Joseph b. Atherlon,
John Thomas Warehouse Jr., and John
Ena.
The Commercial Advertiser of March
18th contained brief item concerning the
total loss OF the missionary schooner Phoebe
Chapman on the west coast Of Tahiti on
November 30 1890. She was bound to Pit
calrn Island from Honolulu. The crew of
sixteen We're all lost.
Tuesday. March 17th, was observed as a
national holiday in honor of the late King
hamehameha LII.
Bogus So gold pieces were circulating in
Honolulu.
Tie cargo of sugar taken by the steamer
inunsiow, 800 tons, was the largest ever
sent from tlp islands nm nua uocc,I
The morning call., 1891-03-30
si,OOo.ooo.o 600.


The New York Sun prints these donres
n large Letters ana declares that there is in
them a Democratic President for 1892. ina
sun does not distinguish between sxpepdi-
tnre and waste. A large expenditure that
does MOI exceed the annual revenue does not
Imply bad government Il has not yet been
shown bat the last Congress made bad
use Of money 1t appropriated money for
purposes Which have been neglected. The
2pr priatjon Tor French claims is one.
lie distr oution smOng the States Of money
collected ID The form OF direct tax is another
slost that the last Congress laid whers
was considerable increase in the way Of
pensions, al appropriation for bounty on
beet sugar and another to revive American
snppiag- II Is too early in the day to pro-
rounce any OF these measures a bad use of
soo'y. The FTenei claims ought to have
a century ago. II the bounty
The morning call., 1891-03-30
PROFITABLE REALTY.
a Lot That Once Sold for 81 No,,
mn

n A-"I hhat once sold for 81 Now p,;o
$4,000.
Ii was lntimated a few DAYS ago that the
firm OF William V. EbersoIe q Co had n
deal approxmating 500, coo in amount we'll
under way, with likelihood of closing il in
fe" days, says tie Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette. The sale referred to was the 39xgo
feet at the northeast corner of Fourth and
Home streets, which was yesterday fully
consummated by being conveyed by Mary
l.. Huntington, wife of Frederick G. Hunt
ingtOn, Clara b. Fletcher and Flo ence f.
English to the Methodist Book Concern for
$4,000, over $500 per foot, or eastern
style) SO 90 per square foot.
An examination of the records revealed a
remarkably brief and clean title, the prop
erty never having changed hands but five
times since the date of the original Symmes
purchase. The entire n-lot was bought of
John I. Symmes by Jacob Stewart Decem-
ner z, lI99. Tor 81. Stewart sold to Charles
Farren September 10, 1891, for $50, and Far
ran in turn sold to james Russell Octohar
8, 1904. for $500. The property remained in
possession of the Russell estate mill .InIyS
1875, when James Russell ,Jr. and wife CON,
seyea the above S9x90 feet to Elias M. Marsh
n no S4uO. marsh held the property until De-
Gsniocr IL, 1862, when he sold it TO Lowell
rieleher Tor .! 600, and the Fletcher estate
never reilnquished the fee of the propertv
uhtii yesterday, when it was decided tn TIC
DOCK concern at $500 cash.
The morning call., 1891-03-30
srArUs or THE s1LvEn DorLAR.

Tie New York Herald gives the silver
mystery up. GiaHcing back lo 1870 i finds
Ia- silver has falsiIed every prediction
concerning IT, In 1913 President
-ia,s yetoed the Allison bin on the ground
t.st it would impair the public credit In
1855 Samuel J TLden, an expert in money,
bought ga.d bills in London ia .ba belief
iAat lie United States vas about 70 dEop to
>iiyef hast. Aoout the same time Presi-
lent-' .ect Cleveland wrote his famous sill
yer letter 10 Congressman Warner urging
The Immediate suspension Of the coinage Of
silver Ito prevent she t0e I'm.
- ring company" After Cleveland be-
came President certain New York BANKS Of
tsreo t. iosn the Treasury several million
in gold 10 order 10 avert the piuuEe 10 silver.
These banks did exchange S6,G'4 Geo IN gold
Cor fractional silver. The HeroLd con
cllres thI. silver is a mystery as yet IN
.Ypd II not uhsolYGble. McCull0eh, TIideD,
Cleveland, Manning an1 lhe New York
banks saw the silver bas in sight fifteen
'raIs age. We have since coined $40 COO 600
IT more Of silver dollars and 40 une thinks
Is III sight Bow. There is another fact in
tile case which the HerGid does net quote
The Law Of 1873 5nada tne geld dollar piece
.N Sti-r 81 fhi@1r 1 DC AUiu AutAAt was
rcTnaft1r ia ihe language Of our con
mp5Ta-v to be the real dollar, the meas
Gns collar. tie vaiufug doll n. The debt
y.yin- dollar" But this i1W was in force
only I've years. In 1873 lie silver dollar
was declared a full LEGAL tender. dollar in
which legal tehBas, bonds ard all other
debts might bs paid. Silver is not main
talued therefore, SIS token money. as the
Eerdia IS Gnes, but as legal tender money.
During thirteen years successive adminis-
trations haYe adhered TO the gold STANDARD.
'EAile the law made the silver dollar a full
legal tender. The best opinion is that this
policy be continued until through some az
ranger mt vita other countries CT until
thUug nature causes ST yer rises to parity
With gold. The ability OF The Government
To maintain so much silver money at the
god value is doubtless due ia large
measure 10 the fact tbat these silver dollars
are in law not token money but legal tender
nancy
The morning call., 1891-03-30

70, beet sugar ard the provision to promote.
k,nerican shipping do what is expected Of
them the money appropriated will prove rove. a
GOOD investment. When money is wasted
on place men who perform no correspond
inp service the responsible party in injured
thereby. But it is not the amount that does
fbe injury; the purposes for which the
large expenditure is made is the real matter
for consideration
The morning call., 1891-03-30
DANGEROUS WORK.
A Drunken Militiaman Discharges Rifle


At o'clock last evening as car 10 was
passing up Bush street and in front of II. S.
Crockers store, one of the National Guards
men who were in the car, discharged a rifle,
the bullet passing through the roof The
driver demonstrates with the two militia
men, who were under the infuenceof LIQUOR
and evidently returning from shoot at
Shell Mound Park. The boisterous rifemen
laughed at the driver ana also at lady and
gentlemen who fled from the car Their
only reply to the driver was, 1--WE guess the
l,niInt Is gill nninpO
The morning call., 1891-03-30
Dice-Throwers Raided

A raid was made Saturday night by Officers.
Cook Anderson and Davies on saloon ON
the corner Of Rich and Townsend streets.
and the proprietor, j. F. Anderson, and
also George Baker, Harry Grant and
George Mencke, were arrested for throwing
dice for money. Anderson was also charged
with keeping a place where gambling is car
ripd on
The morning call., 1891-03-30

In such sultry climes it is not surprising
that air gardens should have their partisans.
nor would it be strange any day to hear
that the millionaires of the East had laid
out the tops of their palaces in parterres OF
flowers and rare eXutics.
The morning call., 1891-03-30
MEATTEK TNEnlcrIoNs.
ss4s.Ar. sIavr,-. U. s ARMY. \
lly1sa,s. sF TVS PACIFIC,

sfsssA1 SiEvrer %. s ARMY,0
Division gF TlEs PACIFIC. 7
SAY Francisco. March %, 1911 P. NJ
Svua7s-- FOR the Past T,yeuty-four Bours.
Tie barometer las ris7n Slightly in AL districts.
but Hariug the past WE'VE hours has fallen in
Ncrthern Californis Nevada. Oregon and washing
rou. Another storm IS approaching OFT Vancouver
Island. and iha Winds hayG shifted 10 southerly
thraHehou' Washington and Northern oregon under
SIS influence. attended, WIKI threatening weather
and sight r1ias TIE barometer is highest at Rose
burg fSO.s6 ila1esl; ths lowest az Fort Grant
t-U5sl The Winds are north s. west IA Southern
oregon California, Nevada and Arizona, aud gen
uf1Iv fresh 60 tUisE. The fsllowiez high winds
r-pnTsef- Eu--sa, n, "a miles per hour; Sacra
leuto. NV, - miles; Eeeier y W, SO miles,
EGira. n. ~ lies. san lfiegc. NV "a miles, Fort
s.a-J s., rs miles Spokane Fails, SN., II miles
S,afHs s.-lals nave been ordered 81 Fort Candy.
Abe te.l.-t.r- las generally risen Ia all districts
e2a.,t o slight fall IA Arizona and Western wash
aar 10. -fr weather has prevailed Ia az districts
except northern oregon ana WasB'u ton.
Tie &C. INES srrcip,t AXIOM has bsen Tep5sleJ from
S sral -tations; Fort Candy, D $ o. Pa inca.
Olympia Cortland trsce.
To- cast TIL s y. ". 1Iondsy.
For Nar IN California - Eair weather, rrcsr.
followed lgt rain af Eureka; irrsL O. H-,sk
westerly warner EXCEPT nearly 50 iJu4-g
TEN 7eraiu-s san Francisco.
For sout Ia taIiroruia-F.ltr weather. winds
generality We rly; fresh 70 brisk; Slightly warmer.
fCI orago .td Washingtoa-LL1ht rains. eS-
except fair VI Tier IA Southeastern oregon; winds
generally sJUtlcrly fresh brisk au- high or thr
Wash .ngt0u sf; warmer. except nearly Stallion
acy semge1alu. a. Baker t.ty ana 81 oklne Fails.
JaHT FiSlrE.
Lieutenant Nineteenth Inla7,r5 10 cH-rge.
The morning call., 1891-03-30
.Mrs. winslow,s soothing srrun.

Has been used over fifty years by millions OF moth
for their children while teething with perfect
success. II sOothes the child, softens the gums all
lays pain. cures wind collie regulates the bowels and
is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teethlng other causes For sale by druJ
gists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask
for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five
cents bottle.
The morning call., 1891-03-30
rr,nscnlrrEnN -.

ANY G III cucudng sumo -ysl. 50 Peryeay by
ro5tl 10 eshts pes 'esS' OF % &c, cehss pes
r,. ecuIss. ..r,- months. SO IS. SUNDAY CALL
.rfeen ,s-se 4 30 per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
~ I'D " sFlLY CALL. 81 SO Per year, post
2 10 WEEKLs CALL 'fignt pagesl. 81 25 per year,
.ostIald CiGps OF ten sent e one address,, Tlo
The morning call., 1891-03-30

--,voutgor,ary street, uear Ciag. epen untl II
...,i,5s > y. BRANCH OFFICES: mo sFarket
s+~ect near Kearpy open unt 2 o.elocs mi night;
see Haves reet opsn untii $50 oe,e'si oos
arkln street open rnth $50 etoeA' - g "a ~
erect. uFe4IulI o'elo % NJ a'- III MINI
s-5set. oreu anil 9. 30 y "a.
The morning call., 1891-03-30

Inc forIiand Oregonian says: Chief To-
nasket Of the Colvilies is in Spokane Fatis
undergoing treatment for his ewes. he hav.
ing become almost blind. Who Shall saw
That there is 10 hope for the individual In
dian when the head of great tribe discards
me incantations of the native medicine-man
anu cails upon science to restore his sight?
The morning call., 1891-03-30

Inc first shipment Of carload of cement
was made from the Jamul Works to San
Dieg0 last Friday; The quality is said to be
tory can turn out.100 barrels day.
The morning call., 1891-03-30

THE fact that Hoods Sarsaparilla, once fairly
tried becomes the favorite spring medicine speak
volumes Tor its excellence and medicinal merit.
Why don't you try 1t this spring.
The morning call., 1891-03-30
n,.nr-lcArInN OfFICE.

TIE MORNING CALL
rrss larger circulation han asay other
newspaper published in san francisco
The morning call., 1891-03-30
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

BEEcHAMs III1s cure bilious and nervous Ills.
EXTRA mince pies. SWANS. 2l8 suffer street.
The morning call., 1891-03-30

ORIENTAL HAIR GLOSS RESTORES GRAY
W hair to original color; soltens the hair when dry
ana hard; soOthes an irrItaJed scalp and ska. r
RIDER 5O4 Bush st mrl5 Ian
The morning call., 1891-03-30

A T MATHEWS PHARMACY, CORNER POST
- and Powell SITS; Vaseline, &c; SOZoiont, soc;
Florida Water IN 4 L., 45c; Lubiu's Perfumes,
soc; Hunyadi Water. 25c; Camphor Ice. Zoe;
Pears Soap, soc box: La Blanche Face Powder,
25ci GourIrdis Or. Cream, 81 HOyts Cologne, l5c,
35c. 75c; prescriptions at oneha the prices OF tins
commission drug-stOres: no commissions paid to
physicians for prescriptions. mrI2 limo
The morning call., 1891-03-30

" ALTER FITZ-GEoRGE, EXPERT ACCOUNT
~ ant aud auditor. 425 Montgomery St.-Baiance
sheets and profit and loss accounts prepared: arJi-
ratIon and trust accounts a specially: complicated
accounts Investigated and adju5ted; merchants
and tradesmen's books written up BIZ special con
tract. del6
The morning call., 1891-03-30

CANCERS ALLIED WITHOUT PAIN FROM 10
" TO 30 days; cancers nest of worms XIII them
you nave cured the cancer: consumption, rheuma-
tsn. badness, eczema, diphthera and blood dis
eases are caused by bacteria MRS. DIR SWEET
LAND has opened sanitarium Tor healing OF all DIS
ease caused by bacteria; she a can
Ger than a common boil, she has the sure remedy,
greatest discovery made AT Kearny. : +. fs'2 ~,
The morning call., 1891-03-30

LOLDING-BEDS-EXAM OUR NUMHs,i,
4 zoos, mirrored with large plate ISI4O: walnut
oak cherry and 18th century; cash price elsewhere
$50; our tnstallment price only $45. NJ. FRIED
Post; oDen evenings. no3n II
The morning call., 1891-03-30

Ge $40 AND sls MERCHANT TAILUR-MADE
toO. trousers we viii sell you and guarantee a fine
fit for So, 50 and 81 at the ORIGINAL MISFIr
CLOTHINh PARIORS. y W. cor. Post and Hnnnnt.
The morning call., 1891-03-30

Ge1O $50 AND $40 MERCHANT TAILOR
ID III. made suits we now selling for SO, $l5
and $lS at the ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING
PARLORS. NV. cor. Post and DupOnt SIS.
The morning call., 1891-03-30

CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
~ beating: reftting carpets a speciality CONKLIN
BROS. 1913 Golden Gate ave. telephone 2I25 Is 3;
The morning call., 1891-03-30

HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES MADE OYER
IL furniture reuphulstered, carpets cleaned and
relayed by A. v. HENKO. 655 Sntter st. fel7 BIN
The morning call., 1891-03-30

7 AIDES, ATTENTION-CALL AND SEE THE
II beautiful display of spring and summer styles OF
French pattern hats and bOunets: also full line
imported novelties; ribbons, flowers veyets, etc.
MISS MAGGIE LEARY, 1872 Sixth St mrI9 m
The morning call., 1891-03-30
SPIEITU ALISM.


A RRIVED-MRS DR. A. DE HOWE OF NEW
n York; is only natural born trance medium in
the world; is seventh daughter born with doubie
ven and wonderful prophetic gift OF second sight.
this she VIII prove: every hidden mystery revealed.
tells your entire life in dead trance; gives
In fuli, also your future husband wife: in busl-
ness, lawsuits, marriages. divorces, deaths unitInz
The separated, removing evil influences restorIn1
lost love she has no equal and wishes Ii dstinctIy
understood that she advertses nothing but what shs
can do all who are in trouble invited to call and ne
convinced: $4,000 challenge TO any medium who
can excel her Parlors, 1920 Market st. opp It'll II
('LAIRY0YANT BUSINESS MEDIUM-saTIs
faction guaranteed: open eve III Grove 20 I'm
MASSAGE.
sIoN--ARRIvED-EMMAW ooDFORD
Sunday. mr1t, 7rs
. LADY ASSISTANTS WITH ROSE CLEyE-
- LAND. massage, Nucleus House. r. ~ ia7 tf
The morning call., 1891-03-30
rERSONALS.


IA ET-NURSE: STRONG AND REIN ED VOC Nc
W woman with fresh milk; will take entire charge
OF child: best wages expected. Address A, Box
LAP. CALL Branch Office. mr3O st
The morning call., 1891-03-30

4 TTENTIUN, LADIES-wE CAN FILL ORDERS
~ for all occasions, having artistic dresser;
try the Vienna bang; bangs and curled - cents
La Nerite Toilet Bazaar, 325i, Geary st. mrs Tyr
The morning call., 1891-03-30

YOU CAN BUY YOUR FURNITURE ON m
i stallments; easy terms BARE BROS, 322LlI
524 Hayes ST., bet Franklin and cough mrI55t
The morning call., 1891-03-30

FfIS5s Occidental Lodge, No. 22, r..
G~S aud A. NJ. = Second degree THIS "a
(MONDAY) EVENING, March 30th, at z 80 " Il
O'Clock. By order OF the Master W.
1t II. JONES, Secretary
The morning call., 1891-03-30

Co. ~ FOR a DOZEN CABINETS WITH ONE
V-'OO beautiful co!ored picture: drst-CiiSs work
guaranteed At WILSON'S Gallery, ~ earny SIN
The morning call., 1891-03-30

&S0 BUILDING TO LEASE FOR MANUFAC
UcO' turing purposes only, Seventh St An
ply to 2. w. SELBY, A New Montgomery ST. II TT
The morning call., 1891-03-30

rE59 King So ONION Lodge, No.
Cf~S 26O, L. and A M.-Hal cor. Geary and "a
Steiner SITS. Third degree THIS EVENING x Y
AT 80 O'Clock. BY order OF the Master. IVY
1t l. p PECK. Sec