The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-26

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projects. whether in New Guinea. the Pacific,
East or West Africa. Indeed. 1t Is asserted that
the entire caIital of the German Colonial COM
pany, formed during the Bisnarckau regime 10
develop The Southwest African possessions has
been absolutely lost.
Regarding bribery In Senatorial contests, the
PttsDurg Dispatch says In reference 10 the
scandal at Sacramento: The habit of hushIng
up such charges is almost as common as the
charges themselves. Possibly in the future we
may be able 10 look upon the Senate with feel.
ngs OF pride. When corporation magnates and
servants have been elected frOm-its precincts
and when the buying of the title Senator is
known no more, the Senate will be worthy the
respect supposed to be due Its dignity. But not
till them"
In the past year 1t is calculated that the people
Of The United Kingdom expended 9139, 495, 40
for Intoxicating liquors. The liquor bills OF the
people the London Times estimates represented
one-twelfth OF the estimated income of all per.
sens in the kingdom, one-hftb of the national
debt, nearly twice the receipts from the freight
and passenger traffic on the railways of Great
Britain and e32. 100000 more than the capital
of The savings banks.
CENTEDIERI Kid Gloves have removed to
Kearny street. They The perfection of fit.
SIX YEARS FOR BURGLARY.-Frank Bisbee,
for burglary, was sent TO San Quentin for six
years yesterday by Judge Murphy.
TRUSTEE SUED-Bode X. Smith, by his
guardian, Mary E. Smith. has sued Henry A.
Smith, his uncle, TO recover $4,000 held in trust.
RED, white and cBucolate-cream eggs, 25c lb.
TOwnsend's, 627 Market street. Palace Hotel
QUITE STEAL. = Walter Curtis pleaded
gully before Judge Murphy yesterday to having
stolen from Stephen NJ. Burrows 5000 worth OF
jewery.
SUED ON NoTEs.-George W. Meade, promI-
neut fruit-packer, las been sued by John de
Reyter TO recover $500 TWO promissOry
notes, dated January 4, 1888.
The Palace Salt Water Tub and Swimming
rs Filbert street. are now open for tue season.
For RESTORATION TO CAPAcITY.-Wiliam
Il. Miller OF Vallejo. who was committed to the
Napa Asylum for Insane on July Is, 1888, but
released September 10, 1884, has petitioned
the Probate Judge for restoration to capacity.
STOLE TWO PIsToLs.-De,eclives Bee and
Harper arrested Harry Wilson yesterday morn
ing and booked him for petty larceny at the
Central Station. Wilson is charged with steal
ing two pistols from j. Bium's shooting gallery
at oil kearny street.
In Is PHELAE's TURN Now.-James Phelau
Is inc next III o'uer 10 Apply io' "n injunction
restraining the Tax-collector from selling his
property for delinquent assessments levied
under the DupOnt-street Widening Act. Phelan
OWLS lot on Grant avenue, between Bush and
Pine streets.
CHICO AND Los ANGELES BANKs.-The Bank
of Chico has been examined by Commissioner
Knight, Whose report OF resources aud liabilities
is $500. ISL Al. The State Loan and Trust
sio9e 81 Gernerdng ana Dansmoor' has slll4
--
TgoUsAHps of new patrons win take Hoods
sarsararila this spring ana realize Its benefits IN
Dc one u Int nu-nO-r- i costs Due --.-s'
AL danger Of drinking impure water is avoided by
manufactured by Dr. Sierert & Sons Attain druggists
- - Guns al Vi
fhhcHANs Pulls act like magic on weak stomach
FxrrA n.ince pies sw1TN,s, 2iS suffer street.
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