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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-12
NOtiCias de Ia IsIa

~ En- San German acaba de fundarss una So
ciedad fornlada de elegantes y distinguidas Sc
f0ritas tituada El R0najlIete.
~ De este RGmilletc sc ha nombrado una
Junta Directiva compuesta de las sguentes
Jfores:
Presidenta honoraria, d. Lucia Ochotore-
ma de Pagan; Presidenta efectiva, Da Angela
Suris; Vice-presidenta, D. Isabeita Freytas
Turj Secretaria, D: Margarita Montalvo.
~*
En- la misma ciudad Sc declare un conato
dc ineendio On la morada de Conchita Nicoay
&. s9Gata - AI4EHE se5xaGz
De La DeMOcyacj0s AH#IIf. s1 e@1
eager fu6 muerta tiros on la calle Mayor
por suponerla atacada de hidrofobia, uEa pe.
rrita que mnfdio q personas, entire elias un
hijo del Magistrate seTor Saavedra Celebra-
remos que no SO conhrme aquela suposicion." ]"
go
Del misnno colegas
s"Ayer fu6 puest0 on lbertad, hajo cauci0n
juratoria, nuestrO amigo don Juan Coronel. NJ
Permanecio seis dias on la carce. Sc
muestra muy reconooido las atenciones que
les dispensara el alcaide senor Lerna.
I'll precise contra el seaor QorQnsl sgQe
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Baquero Y Candara

observation-disclosures 0SpanOaS muy Su-
periores, recibidas por el vapor MARIA de San
tander,
80 cajas de $50 manzanas mas menos Ca
da una SEIS PESOS GAIA.
Ell vapor Buenos e2i Aires . entr.go en- la
Administration Central de Comunicaciones l
saco de Santa Cruz de Tenerife i8 de Cadiz
pala uerto-Rico y para Santiago de Cuba.
Hemos recibido los ntmeros 1919 200 de-
Ia interesante publication La Ultima Moda {"
que es ell verdaderO peri0dco de las familias.
Damos las gracias los agentes en-, " La
Propaganda Lteraria y. por su atenci6n.
Hace dias que SO halla enfermo nuestro
amigo antique compahero en- la prensa, don
Zen6n Medina Gonzalez.
Hacemos fervientes votos por prOnto
restablecimiento.
Referente los datos que dimos aver de
la nina que fu6 herida de un tiro on la Marina,
debemos consignar que ell agresor fu6 captu.
rrdO en- Puerta de TERRA pOr ell active cabO de
O. P. Manue. Alabarrena acompanad0 del vi
gilante Miguel Pinto, los cuales no cesaron de
hacer diligencias hasta no lOgrar ST. captura.
Hoy no 50 ha efectuado nguna venta de
azdcar en- competencia, en- esta Capital.
- Sc dice que han surgdo algunas dferen-
cias entire dos Sres. Diputados Provinciales,
con motive de las tlltimas discusiones.
Nuestro amigo don Manuel rorrellas, agen
to de negocios, tiene encargo para vender va
rias incas on esta Capital particlarmente
una que esta situada en- buen lugar que pro-
duce Glen pesos mensuales.
Hoy las 10 media de la mafana Sc re-
mataron On La AallorQuiso, On pdblica subas-
ia, los siguientes 0fectOs prOcedentes de los
Bobrantes del concerto que SO di6 en- ell tea
tro q benefcio de ConsUegra.
Un taretero plateado en- $4-1 docena de
cucharas y tenedores So 50-2 caas de 80 ia
bacos $4-Una docena jabones SO cts-d doce-
ma abanicos $5-Un juego lavabo $3-5O-Una
GAIA Gig ,rrillos $l0-Una sobertera $6-y me-
dia docena frasquitos esencia en- ST 4O-Tota
$500. i a
E Almonedero pdblico don F. M. Turull,
renunci6 sus derechos del acto. #s2
Ell Hotel San juan uno de los metores 81
tuados de la Capital esta en- venta. Vease ell
anuncio. .. t..s.
a q g 4a z.4t# !.
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zado con ell nombre de Borb0n" /" Flor de
Lis" dos grupos de pequenas islas por 81 des-
cubier5as. #.# M@ #
A1MAczN Da Mue1oA
DE oLIMPlo oTERo, ATocHA No 7.-Ponos.
Adsica para piano dos manos.
Prmme.--La Nelancolfa, Gran Fantasia. 80 cts
PeNebL1.-JOne SinfOnia. ............. 50 cts.
Pdr|t1.-Pot-pourri de aires naciOnales.
CaprlcnO. 81 Cts.
Para pedidos On Ia Capital, D. Jose Gonzales
Font.
Don Anselmo y don Genaro que son perso-
mas dc alto copete y qne beben comen bien,
afirman que los mejo. es cigarrillos que SO fu-
man en- Puerto-Ric son los de la marca el
Figaro.
En- un tribunal
Ell juez.-lPara que trae usted esa enorme
!. Ell reo-Por que me han dicho que viniese
proyisto de los medios de defensa posibles.
Los artfcuos de la f6 son treinta cinco
sin c0ntar los extraOrd. .naros, Y uno de elos
es vestir al desnudo en- la sastreria de D, Julio
Lopez, Fortaleza 49,
BILLET5S DE MADRID.
Sc venden en- ell estabecimiento de LEN
TIM q co.
S eoO,Ooo$
Jarros palanganas 4 $l4 dooena, escu.
pidores $40 $12 pesos la docena de pares,
solamente SO encuentran on ei aimacen de l..
Bozzo hijos, calle de Tetuan
Question de gazantertG. sefora pasa
por la calle y un transeunte le dice
-iQu6 bonito sombrero lleva esa seflora
La sonora al transeunte
Mas valdria que dijese V iqu6 bonita
sonora la que lleva csc sombrero.
Universalmente esta reconociio que los
meores paraguas del mundo son los Genove-
ses. Pues los hay legftimos, nluy baratos, On
ia casa de Sres. L. Bozzo hijos, Gale de Te-
tuan.
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iiYa Lego! Ia cerVeZa SantandGr
MARIA "CRUZ BLANCA"
SO vende on La PALMA

90
No ha llegado on el correo Bwenos Aires
ell Dr. D. Antonio Manrique de Lara su fami-
le quedaba ninguna cabida para pasajeros al
mencionado buque.
90
La cantidad reoaudada en Madrid dada ell
dia 26 de Octubre. con objeto de aliviar las
desgracias de Consuegra y Almeria, ascel dia
4 cerca de $500,00o.
Hoy tuvmos ocason de observlr bOrdO
del ,apor correo, que los boteros no producie-
ron el acostumbrado barullo con que asedian
perturban los pasajeros para disputarse la
conduccion de personas equipajes, debido
oportunas medidas tomadas por ell CAPTAIN de
Puerto don Dario Laguna a quien. fecitanlos
por sus acertadas disposioones.
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Nadse la vende mds bGratG que ARMAS q
|. JIMENEZ, que Gcaban de recj5trta pOr
II U0pOr HQleSi0.n
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Aver un ni1o de D. Felix Bsstarrecha Ca
pitan de fragata Presidents dc la Comision
hidrografica, tuvo la desgracia de sufrir algu-
mas qucmaduras de consideration. Deseamase
su pronJO aliviO.
90
RecOmendamOs nueStrOs amigos ati.;lO
nados q coleccionar selos, que adquieran la
gran obra titulada La FloteliG. por E. G..
Eherhardt, de Chile, iustrada con grabados y
$50 paginas, cuyG iInporte IS do s., Tagaderos
por adeIantado Oh sellos limpios de l y Q CEN
tavos en- mil sellos usados del Sud Centre
America de Colonias Espanolas, dirigiendOse
directamente al referido autOr de la obra.
Informaremos on esta redacci6n quien tie
ne en- esta Ciudad a'gunos ejemplares de tan
CuriOsa Obra.
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LA LUZ DEL RAYO.

De Obscurldad rOdeadOs
g. d6bil aside al fuerte,
esperaban aterradOs
aquellOs desventuradOs
la tragedia de la muerte.
Mientras las aguas rugfan
Y, avanzandO, s0rprendian
a la gelte on SD desmayO,
-i Luz l--mil voces repetian,
alunbro la Luz del rayo.
Ard6 el ce cano mono,
en- horrible turbellino,
huyendo de la corriente,
SO precipit6 la gente
por el estl echo camino.
la hoguera, dividida .
en- fantasticas fguras,
iluminaba la huida ~.
de aquel mOnton de criaturas
que luchaban pOr la vida.
.4asss
Los que salvarse lograron,
y la trste realidad
de su desgracia llOraron,
duloe consuelo encontraron, - ess--
en- Ia santa carload.
Miguel Memdeg Alvayee.
Para tomar excelente vermouth que no
sea falsifcado, hay que sOlicitarlo en- La Ma
lloTquiaG Els un vino positivamente delicio-
so saiudable.
Va que los hombres son iniustos que des.
graciadamente estan divididos en- dos classes.
fuertes debiles, procuremos por todos los
medios que permita ia virtud, colocarnos en-
tire los primeros no por ser opresores, pero
ST pOr miedo de ser Oprimidos.
Estas fuelon las palabras que gravemente
pronunci6 el visabuelo de Mister Mite ALA por
los amos 200 antes de la Era Cristina, y re-
percmtidos (sic,) hace dos noches On el bazar
Ambos Mundos, San Justo 81 !; ali doEde SO
encuentran tantos millones de tapones, iugue-
tes, perfumerfa, cigarrillos, f0sforos aicancias,
bastones, tacos de billar, etc., etc., a precios
ninit sima!es. .. a#
Las chicas guapas deben acudir 81 Lou
ore de los Sres. Ahumada Y Co., San Francisco
esquina s. Justo. Hay ALI de todo cuanto SO
necesta para realzar la hermosura
Sc vende preciOs de verdadera situaci0n
El conde de Bard Enrique de Borb6n aoa.
pa de llegar lie Vlena, de vuelta de un vile a
Asaregiones articas, rcalzado on su yacht, y
es el que ha llegado mas cerca del polo que
ninguna expedition de placer. Ali ha fbauti,
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Universalmente esta reconociio que los
mejores paraguas del mundo son los Genove-
ses. Pues los hay legftimos, nluy baratos, en-
ia casa de Sres. L. Bozzo hijos, Gale de Te-
tuan.
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EspeciaIidades

en- camisetas. calzoncillos, calcetines abrigos
do lana. Guantes, mitones, cintas de seda, no.
res nenudas, abanicos. corc6s objetos dc
fantasia. PRECIOS DE OCASION.
Lentipi & Co.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

ANAGRKMA
Dedicado d Ia simpdtica seisorita Rosita
Kehrhdhn
-< ROS1TA TE AMO
DescompoEer estas palabras de nodo que
forme 81 nombre apellldo de una simpatica
sef1orita de esta Capital.
HI AssA =. 80. = 81 a. ...zs {
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/ En- los fosos de San Crist6bal cay6 esta
madl ugada un podazo de estrella en- el momen-
TO On que don Anselmo contemplate ell frma-
mamentO tendidO a la bartoa en- ia fresca yer.
ba que pOr allf crece. Sc levanto apresurada.
mente lego en- caracteres de Oro en- ell peda-
zJde estrella la siguiente sentencia celeste
No hay en- ell cielo y en- la TERRA NADIA mejor
que 81 JARNAc coaNAc de BISCUIT Dubouche y
Co., del que vende Luifa."
FATENCI0N AQUf !-Pubcamos gratui-
samente los entretenimientos sembanzas que se
vfen, por Ell turmo que les Caya c0rrespondien-
do, Pero podemos satisfacer las exigencias dc
todos los que las quieren yer Embellishments pu.
blicadas, nj contestar, por fata material de tempo,
la c0stosd numerosa correspondence que con
ese motive sc nos dirije.
los que no quieran esperar turno, Sc les pu-
bllcaran Embellishments los entretenimientOs que
envfen, 81 remesan
Por una semblanza, $1.-Por una charada do
u versos, 50 cts.-Un logogrifO, SO cts.-Ana.
gramas, crptografias, enigmas, ETC., Is cts.-Los
demas entretenimientOs, 81 son cort0s, pagaran
25 cts 81 argos, SO ct 81 seg6n SIS dimensiones.
Ell valor debe acompanarse gu sellos de cor~4o.
w CONsEJo A LAS MADREs.-N Jarabe
Calmante dc la Sra. Winslow debera usarse STEM
pre- cuando los niflos padecen de la dentici6n.
Proporcona alivio Immediate al pequefo paciente;
produce un suefo tranquilo natural aliviande
todo dolor. amanece el angelito risueno felz.
huelo, abanda las encfas, calma todo dolor, regu-
ARIA los intestinos, y es el mejor remedio como
cido para diarrea ocasionada por Ia dentici6n q
Otra cansa.
EN- .CAsos .MUY DIFfcILEs de curacion
los resultados no han poddo ser mejores. Stem.
pre- la Emulsion de Scott demuestra su gran
p0der curative.
Buga, dep. del cauoa, Colombia, Nvbrs 5
de 1888.
sres. SCOTT y Bowne-Muy sefiol es mfos
En- obsequio la cencia que proteso, en- bien
de la humanidad doliente, certiieo, que desde
ahora sels amos mas que conozco la Emulsion
de Scott con hipofosfitos de cal sosa, la he
ensayado, aplicandola los enfermos de mi
olientela civil y los de los hosptales mlitares
y de empresas de ferrocarries a orlllas del
Mar Pacifico, como en- los hospitales de calidad
para diferentes Intermediates sifl ticas, la clo-
rosis anemia, y siempre los resultatlos han
sidO favOrables para mejorar y curar estas en-
fermedades, y, como un poteroso corroborante
20 misno la he usado. Como Recommendation
a la Emulsion de Scott de mi parte, frmo esta
manifestation en- Buga, hoy, de Noviembre
de 1853. Nora.
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vARlEDAUES

~ Hemos tenido ocasi6n de yer algunos
trajes para caballeros, cortados por el maestro
sastre don Timotec CubelO, que hace pocos
dias lego est, Cludad procedente de la Ha--
bana, donde ejercic;o la profession en- las pr n
cipales sastrer:as de aquella gran Capital.
Dichos trajes NADIA dejan que desear. Ell Sr.
Cubelo trabaja en- La UltyansaylsaG, Tanca,
esQuina Fortaleza.-Precios mOderados
sQuiere usted estar aegre satisfecho y
no molestarse por NADIA ser en- suma un hom-
hre felizi Coma usted bien. 4 Qu6 donde? en-
el gran restaurant de Fontanillas, In Catalamo
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present no indication of any organization
which will set either of the two leaders
aside. In fact, Crisp and Mills represent
ideas; tie others, only personalities. The
idea Crisp represents is a compromise both
or the tariff and silver issues. he is sup
ported by the wing of the Democratic party
which is convinced that Presidential bat
tie cannot be won on the free-trade issue,
and is as fully convinced Of the folly of
fighting losing battles. The best politicians
IN the party are behind Crisp. His election
as Speaker would mean the reireuent of
Cleveland and the modification of the Cleve-
land frce-trade platform. While it is
kind OF unwritten law that the principal
opponent of the successful candidate for
Speaker shall be appointed Chairman of the
Committee on Ways and Means. such a rule
is not necessarily followed when there is
considerable difference of opinion on lead
ing issue between the two leading candidates.
The cOurteSies OF tile situation will be COM
piled with by appointing Mills as Chairman
OF the Committee on Appropriations. in
which position he will have nothing to do
with framing new tariff bill. After taking
seventeen ballots the caucus adjourned, with
Crisp still in the lead.
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THE WHITE CASE.

John White was tried in department of
the Superior Court on a charge of embezzle-
ment The people placed before the jury a
written confession of the crime, but the
jury could not agree upon verdict. Their
lack of confidence in Whites veracity was
such that they would not believe him when
he admitted his guilt. This is a case in
which the proprietors OF THE CALL have
only citizens interest The conviction of
White would have afforded THE CALL on
other qualification than that arising from an
example of efficient administration OF JUS
tice. In common with most other citizens,
we have believed that courts were instituted
and maintained to do justice among the
people WeTejoice nj every example of hon
est performance of duty and srieve over
every palpable miscarriage of justice. The
White case is an object lesson in the way of
instruction as to the inefficiency of our
courts. The defendant in the case admitted
his guilt. His chief defense was that he
had made partial restitution. In other
words when caught in the act Of stealing
he handed back part of the stolen money
he had not made away with. 1t was not a
ease in which riGht-nnded man could
halt between two opinions. Aside from the
written confession, the guilt of the defend
ant was established by his own testimony
while on the witness-Stand and by ether
evidence that was most conclusive and
not coutroverted, because it was uncon-
trovertble The case is OF public inter
est mainly as an index OF what other
criminals may d.. II White could tie MP a
jury, why may not the next man who is de-
tected with his hands IN the moGey-tiil of
his employer? There were no mitigating
circumstances brought out at the trial The
defendant was drawing a salary of more
than 5000 a year. and had not been re-
QGjred to give bonds Il cannot be said.
therefore, that he was Unduly exposed 10
temptation. His salary was sufficient to
enable him to acquire a competence in the
course Of an average lifetime. lie was also
secure ID his place during life or good be-
hayi1T. Ana Yet SIX men out OF twelve
voted at the first ballot to acQuit the &C
cused. TIE CALL would Ike to find some
ground upon which such a verdict could be
rendered except that of chronic inefficieucy
Of our courts. II is not pleasant to
realize that the courts afford no protection
against theft. We cannO. bring ourselves
10 the belief that the jury was fair rep
resentative body OF our citizens. We are
rather inclined to the opinion that. between
the defective method of selecting juries and
the manipulation Of jury-brokers, a few
unfit men are generally sworn in as jurors.
Jury duty is made so onerous TO bus mess
men that they sometimes think that it is
better for crime to 60 unpublished than that
they should make so great sacrifice 10
punish it. There are worthless fellows
hanging about who are glad TO get jurors
ray with the chance Of tip from a defend
ant whose life or liberty is in peril! Per
haps, under this condition of things, the
public ought to be thankful that there were
men on :he jury who could not be induced
10 bring in verdict of acquittal.
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CALIFORNIA; MINERS.
A Convention VIII Be Held in This City
Next Month

Convention VIII Be Held in This City
Next Month
The miners OF California propose to have
convention in this city on January 10Th.
At that time, it Is planned TO take some
action TO better the condition of mining in
teTests. The convention was suggested at a
conference Of mining men at Auburn. A
committee was named to send out call to
all mining men in the State. This was is
sued yesterday, and in a few days II will be
supplemented BY an address setting forth
the grounds that actuate the present move
ment. Ii is expected that the convention
will arrange 10 have a representative in
Washington during the session of Congress.
The cali sets forth that San Francisco shall
have sixty delegates, and other counties
thirty each. These delegates shall be chosen
Ia each county prior 10 January 1st by a
popular meeting. but If no meeting shall be
held, Supervisors are empowered to make
the appointments. The committee issuing
the call consists Of W. B. Thorpe of Placer
County. Chairman: Allen Towle, J. A Fill
cher, William GTiBnell, W. ID. Perkins, j.
j. Hobson. p. MeHaIe, ali Of Placer County.
Z. q. Yale of San Francisco, c. l. Cain Of
h Dorado County, and Ii. a. MeCraney of
Lake County. An address TO the mining
men Of the State calling attention to the i'm
portance Of the convention will be issued.
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CRISP IN THE LEAD.

The Democrats met in caucus Saturday
afternoon and bAnoted for Speaker. Crisp
WAS found ia the lead with 81 votes to 7s
FOR Mills. - foT Springer. Is for MeMiIhn
and Ii for Batch. IL tie second ballot
Crisp gained :, Mills ., while Springer lost
4 and Hatch 3 McMilin held his strength
in tie second ballot but gained none.
Eventually votes viii 20 TO either Crisp
or Mills from The other three 20 give
enc Of tie former majority. TheGe is at
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weeks ago for permission to erect the poles.
but the board refused to grant the permis-
sion. Tie eompany's officials claim that
they are acting under the law and that they
need no permission from the Supervisors,
as they have franchise for the construction
and operation of an electric railway system
over certain streets of the city, among
which is the street on which the poles are
now being erected. Mayor Sanderson was
told of the manner in which the law was
being violated. and at once solicited advice
from the City Attorney as to what should
be done to prohibit the continuance of the
work. He now awaits a reply.
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Leave of absence for twenty days has
been granted to Second Lieutenant Frank
l.. VIM, First Infantry. stationed at Angel
Island.
The unexecuted portion of the sentence in
the case of Private Henry Stockfieth. Bat
terry NJ, Fifth Artillery, has been RENTED.
Captain j. }. O'Connell, First Infantry,
was up at Sacramento on Friday, presum-
ably in connection with n. G. C. affairs.
Lieutenant l.. III. Strother, First Infantry,
Oh duty at Fort Bidwell Cal, is in the city
in pursuance OF orders.
Three recruits have been enlisted since
the first of the month by the recruiting
officer In this city.
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that question, for money does not auctuate
in value like securities or real estate, but no
one else can. Twenty years ago he was
supposed to be worth fifteen millions. He
has certainly doubled his wealth since then
and he may have trebled it, There is prob
ably no man in the country who could pro-
duce so much actual money at given hour
and at given place as Russell Sage.
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An Heiress Wanted.

The police have for some time prosecuted
fruitless search for the person or even a
clew to the whereabouts of woman named
Martha Rewalski. who came from the East
TO this city some years ago. Inquiries have
been made for her from Hot Springs, Ark,
where her mother recently died, leaving
property valued at $4,000. 1t is said that
Martha Rewalski at one time kept a odg-
ng-house in this city.
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SIS Montgomery street. near CLAY, omen until II
O'Clock p NJ BRANCH OFFICES: no Market
street near Kcarny, open until - o'clock midnight
S39 HAYES street open un,h ESQ o'ciock; SOB
Iarkin street open until 10 O'Clock; 25lS Mission
street. Omen until O'Clock P. NJ; and i16 Ninth
street opuu until 30 r. a
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

DAILY CALI. GUcludiuE sundays. So per year b,
mail postpaid: IS cents per week. or IS cents per
calender month. through carriers. DAILY CALL,
I'VE copies, three months, So Is. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen paCesi. 81 SO per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL ami WEEKLY CALL, s. so per year, post
psid. WEEKLY CALL (eIght pasesl, 81 IS PEI year.
postpaid. C.uUs OF ten (S-nt TO address, $40.
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SiItGGl-PagH Edition.
NOTICED

IN, q CIR patrons rho tail to find THE
MORNING Gall for sale By traia-50ys
trtac,5Vsr @ fac9r iy notifying this office q
AeJact, lguH7 TIE Irts AID tram.
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Putting Up Electric POLES.

The North Beach and Mission Railroad
Company began On Friday the construction
OF poles tor an electric road on Folsom
street. between Beale and Fremont The
company applied to tie Supervisors three
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DwELLISG-HoUsE, stories and basement;
10 rooms and bath; modern improvements; ele-
gantly finished lot w side Jones ST. bet Green
wlch and fllheTt; b luminous pavement; house
/ rooms IN rear; house cost over $1,000; all for
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-06

NORTHERN !TALY.-"Norlhern Italy" will be
the subject Of the nineteenth illustrated lecture
which wiH be given at the Metropolitan Temple
On Thursday evening by Charles II. Steele
A. NJ. NJ D.. under the auspices of lie slifornla
Camera C4lh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-06
cHuRCH NoTICEs-cnNTINuEp.

Rs Young Mems Christian associate on
Eh~S Hall, 232 Suffer St, bet Kearny st. and
Grant ave.-6rand union mass-meeting this (Sun-
day. afternoon at 3 o'clock addressed by Mr.. John
Currie, the Scotch evangelist. who will relate his
experience from the prize-rng to the pulpit Seats
free to all young men. Tomorrow Monday
ing Hon. Henry f. Highton Will deliver special
free lecture to both ladies and gentlemen IN the
sociation hall. Subject "Agnosticism and the Book
IL nI ticc inIi I,,it
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-06

LOOKING FOR HER Son. Information is
wanted by the mother OF Daniel O'Bfen, Mrs
Mary Donovan OF Vancouver. Wash, regarding
since March.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-06

HIGHBINDKR LEE FINED.-Judge Joaehimsen
yesterday fined Wong Lee $3.50 Tor CARVING a
weauon concealed, or In lieu TO serve 1870 DAYS
in The County jail