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The morning call., 1891-03-02
ASMUGGLEEiR'SP PARADISE
How Cinnamon Gain Access to the
United States. ::

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sLFeklng#at Tie MapIne may see tllas Ere
morthwesteQrner Of tho Stale Of Washing
ton is torn eff and the space that is left5iS
filled whitewater: dotted with ain arelfipei-
400 14ef5l,I;,I ~ Y iIt,,,iit,iI f1tsnariia9i,
= - - =. a !, -.
ihto me EaplltgFot "s Il II ifltu peeA toli
out. by some gigantic .e0AYutSlon.'': l4e tat
.teTS and debEfS Of the: rent form the areH-
peiago. Our national interest ,Gehtered In
fhatcornef: long ago wren that portion ct
The boundary was IN dispute, and the tension
OF a ~ar:fee ling was only relieved wien a;
foreign arbitrator settled the b0pn44ry ard
gave us the lSlEnu Of hAIlJ uani the most MI
peTiant nthe group. Ihe CITY or Victoria.
cUnfines nearly all the Population on that
corner of @nco&lyer slappfd - est' II =
Is tiis Ii1L On tine
a'a .stlcS }lifiis nIaca rs WIcom Ser
g. a IL, az Siotf
anu P ~ ~ 3 n1 Puet
S6n9,5 + The principaI American; town near
Nv md the Headquarters Of the. scanty
.lerce Of customs officiaISWho are supposed to
gRaTd against tile smuggling, and who are en-
Tilted 10 the presumption that they are doing
their best in this direction. Victoria has
oniy POI COO population, Y ancouYer fewer
still, and the Islands only here and there
house, Deer abound upon these islands,
which are heavily mbeTed and the water
ways between them feel the keelso OF but lew
YeSsels-Uf none at all, except the smallest
craft, outside the main channels. 1t world
De ildEu 10 llLdSAuS q lbplC dli4ltnlb ItslOtl
TO police, or falrer field Tor smugglerS Old
London itself has SCARCELY greater tangle
OF crooked and confusing thoToughtares
than this archipelago possesses, and these
| waterways are so narrow and sheltered that
mere oarsmep can safely and easily travel
many Of them. Ii is smuggler:s paradise.
Those who transport the Cinnamon are
all.white men. The resident Chinese act as
their confedeTates and as the agents OF the
smuggled men, butde no part OF the actual
smuggling-that is to say, the boating. Ihe
great smuggling is of opium. The lntrodue-
ton Of the Chinese themselves is OF small
account, SO far as the defiance OF our laws IS
concerned, as com pared with the introduce
ton of opium. Yet that extensive business
also is carried on by white men. The CHI
Rese cannot pass TO and fro as white men
can, therefore they leave the traffic to the
whites,
These white men are of the class one
would expect to find in such business. A
Government empIoye in Victoria told me
| that | would "be surprised TO know what
| importaut and respectable persons were
| connected with the smuggling hui as he
gave me no further enlightenment, and as
failed to obtain any proof that any number
of so-called respectable men prohted
directly nv the business. I did not and do
not behave fiat there are MANY such
Those who do the smuggling of the Chinese
are unprincipled and reck less characters
The morning call., 1891-03-02
THE cmCAG0 FIGHT RENEWED.

The brief statement in THE Calls news
columns on Sunday that the local directory
OF tie W. rld's Fair had adopted new by
laws which subject contracts made by
Director General Davis to supervision
promises more trouble for the National
Con- mission. The Board of Control, the
appointment of which was supposed to de-
6ne the power OF the local directory, does
not seem to have served its purpose. Pos
SiDly it viii be better for the fair that the
local directory be allowed full sway. Chicago
has furnished about all the money that is
available for the use of the committee, and
there is a certain prOpriety in permitting
tae party that foots the bills to direct affairs.
holding it responsible for the outcome,
Chicago has more that national interest in
making the lair success, and there is no
particular ground for the assumntion that
The local directory is not as competent nc
the National Commission. The fair pros
poets at present are not over bright, but
with the principal responsibility thrown
upon he local directory the general aspect
of things may be changed.
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IL our people bad not seen. Sarah Bern
hard, on the stage and inns had an.o5Dofiu-
nifty TO form an opinion Of her abilItg as an
actress they would be. inclined 10. reeard her
as kind Of Frei.of. Mrs. Eangrry:-aii iac-
4 ress who could enact certain gharScters
fairly well, but relied mostly upon. persod al
qualities 70 draw an audience. Madame
sarah has hardly bad qu'es iDomsa5 since
size arrived in New York. She has lad en-:
counters with bell-boys. dffncuities with land
.7rds. be- n POISONED By canned 'nrSbrooms
ana experienced other sBlnor adventures nat
made life burden: But The latest dodge Is
a French admirer from whom sho was
compelled TO sci. line pr6testion O the
Chief Of Police. A really good actress ofiebt
TO draw fair houses wfthoat resofting 70 such
devices 10 awaken public Interest. Madame
Sarah's business has been fair, but as sbs
regards row Of vacant seats as i personal
affront she is not quite satisfied Her Cleo
patrn is voted uhinterestine even with the
NIigelllg asp In the closing scene, but the
story OF the French actor who crossed the
ocean to XIII her VIII perhaps revive public
curiosity.
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MRS. FLOYp,s FUNERAL.
r,.erment of Her Remains at Laurel Eli
Gem eterv.


Interment of Her Remains at Laurel ELL
Cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs. Cora Lyons Floyd.
widow of the late Captain Richard S. Floyd,
took place yesterday afternoon fIom Grace
Episcopal Church. The remains: we're
brought over irom san Rafael and escorted
Inv few intimate friends TO the church,
where a portion of the Episcopal service
was read by Rev. r. c. Feute. the rector.
During the service the choir sang, :. Lord,
Let Me Know Mine End" Thy VIII. Be
Done and % Brief Life Is Here Our Por-
tion." go.
At the conclusion of the brief service; the
coffin, on whieh:was laid a few choice floral
offerings, was removed to the hearse and
taken to Laurel Hill Cemetery, where the
remainder of the service was read and the
remains were inferred in the LYONS family
vault The pail bearers were: Judge Ogden
Hoffman, Colonel George FL; Mendell, U. S.
A.. Winfield Scott, Oliver P. Evans, E. B.
MasticA and George c. Boardman
The morning call., 1891-03-02
ARRESTS IN FEBRUARY.
What the Police Force Did During TIL
Past Month.

Past Month.
During the past month the police force
made 1870 arrests and 1874 homeless persons
were provided with lodgings at the City
Prison. Among the principal causes of
arrest were the following: Assault with a
yea ll Oily weapon, %; assault to murder, IL:
oae,efy, 3D. begging, IL; burglary, ~;
. al ing concealed weapons, Is; cruelty to
hiiiI.ais' l7 cruelty to children, Z: disturb
h, G sme peace. l0I; drunkenness, 964; en-
preten nleh!' 10; obtaining money by false
keeping and visiting lottery pIaces i17: v i9'
s aimG a d. Ordinance, 49, Industrial rial
80; malicious mischief, II: mansIa,,, larceny,
murder. 8; visiting opium place s. n villa
, nnsd f"1k Ordinance. IL; receiving stoIen
goGas, Z; robbery, 16; violating street 'o ana
sidewalk orders, "a; threats to do DOH boS Shu
harm. I; vagrancy, 1917. 'ouiiy
IN ADDITION to this there were % arrests
Tor insanity and 10 on bench warrants. Six
prisoners were received en- ronfe tn otbar
cities, and IL EN- route to the State nrisons
The morning call., 1891-03-02

A labOrer named John Foley wound up a.
weeks spree Saturday night Earlyyester-
day morning The police patrol wagon was
sent 10 his abode, 229M Jessie street, to re-
move him TO, the Receiving Hospital. lie
died on the way, ana his remains we're
turned over to the Coroner. Alcoholism was
me cause OF death: The deceased was 40
leaves a widow. from whom lie separated
some tfine Au0
The morning call., 1891-03-02

INK tggIuety;s street. near Clay open uutn II
-iose y 70. BRANCH OFFICES 40 MARKET
,f.sl near Kea,ny.. spen until l2o,eiocs midnight:
sgi. aa-es syrest open until SEQ O'Clock. 9oS
Ekia ssteet open until $3.50 o.ciccki z5ls MISSION
ef; 5r eifaatii sa.o'dfcck = *, ami 1le Ninth
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saRsCa;I.i f...ITaN..E..i.l 8.

. p6ItE CAJ.L. iiclEdmg Sundays. sdpergear ~
81 b ipild; e 0 ceIiS peg week OF IS ce2ts Pe'
~ M: tiio1tl thf6g, Il carriers. .1AiBX CALI
.5--itT-e6 n 1HthS. Seiz5. SUNDAY CALL
- ri,isy 81 &1-'pet yeSr, postpaid. SUNDAY
d, r.: ~ III KY u lrL.I 81 90 per year post
i-l. + 49, Il eight psgesl, 81 23peF year
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:. s7IiiI;NITIKE .:WANI'.@p.

i 5I1AKG ~ QUANTITY OF SECOND-HAND III r
a. MI ufe " ant6 20 per ceutpafd more than else
W here. MALONE. 81 Fourth ST.; new store ln2Ott
The morning call., 1891-03-02

n cCABE, f2S. FOURTH ST.. AVS IHE HLtiH--
vi est price; furniture stoves ralges, carpets
MI. SIMMONS &:Co., AuUTIoNEERs, WILL
nrarI.at =. ap9 q
The morning call., 1891-03-02
MRS. winsIou's Soothing syrup" .

Has been used oyeF nifty years. by millions OF moth;
ers for their children while teethiug, with perfect
success. It soothes the child softeIs THE gums
.ays pain cures wind collie regulates the bowels and
IS the. best renety for diarrhea whether. arising
from tet thing or other causes. For sale by, dug
gists in every part OF the world: Be sure and ask
Tor Mrs Winsowes Soothing syrup. twenty-five
cents bottle. -
The morning call., 1891-03-02

While several glaciers were pQt putting in
large plate-glass window in Jacobs un-
derwear store, 1l3 Kearny street, yesterday
afternoon, one of them met witha painful
accident. James Carey lost his balance and
fell backward. striking against window
in Rosenthal & Co.'S store next door This
window was smashed and Carey was badly
cut and bruised about the head and shout
Gers; The broken pane was. valued at $3.50.
The morning call., 1891-03-02
p4YipEND NOTICE..

to- Dividend. Nolice.s Otfice of the
49, Pacific Coast Boraxr CouEIIany san Francisco
February IS, lS9!i-At q nteting of THE Board OF
Directors of the 'aboye-nRgred company, held thu
day, a,ivIdelt No. 81 one Dollar lslj per shar,
was declared. payable TUESDAY,, Marthl0. 1897
at The oflice OF the company. $50 MontgJmeTy:sti
Ro0ns.1l and -. ! ransier Boass close March .
1899, al O'Clock P. N. as ~
nri. I'd Ali ON Il. CLOTGH Secretary
The morning call., 1891-03-02

u circle Sunday, 8 r.M. 16 Turk st: !. Inr II
4 RRIYED-MRS.. DIR, A, DE HOWE OF NEW
y YORK: Is only natural born trance medium in
the world; is seventh daughter, burn with dlu5ie
veil aud wonderful prophetic gifto second sishJ;
this she VIII prove: every hidden mystery reveaIs 1:
tells your eatire life iii dead trance; our name
in full also your future husband wffe: In 5u IT,
ness lawsuits, marriages. divorces 4elth5 nafsf1..
the separated removing .evila Influences restariay
lost love she has sqnaf and wishes 1t distinctly
understood that she adyertseS nothing but what she
can dos all who are In trouble inv.ed to call and De
convinced: $4,000; challenge any medium VINO
can excel her Parors, 1920 Market ST. opp. 7th I'm
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERfCA-THE
" eightpage WEEKLY CALL sent to any address
in the Unitea States OF Canada Jne year for 81 35
postage Tree. -
The morning call., 1891-03-02

. =. THE peculiar combination, proportion and prep
aratioa OF Hoods SarsaFarlla max this medicine
dtereAt from Others and superior to them all Pre-
.pArel by Z. L. Hood 4 Co. lowell. Mass.
The morning call., 1891-03-02

FINE ten-room house 10 let TO desirable Ten.
ant ant; rent s45. Inquire at Collateral Bank, 10
The morning call., 1891-03-02

sSss San:Fraiicisco Chapter, No. /. q
80 Royal Arch Masohs., meets THIS 81,
coaiipaliiens fu. good standing are:invited /<'N
:. Ii = :. =. IL q. PRINCE SprrPtarV.
The morning call., 1891-03-02
BROKEN horehound candy, 2oc1b. rown,enas
FEARS, Soap SECURES bealllfnl comnlexiau I.

LARGEST manufacturer Of California glac
fruits Doc per lb:. in JIM baskets Tnmnsend,s
The morning call., 1891-03-02
rrrPTTcaTToN oEFICE:.

THE MORNING GALL
rvsz larger circulation than any other
- Z, ter published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1891-03-02
NOTICE ar MEETINGS. =

,BEKcHAM's f1I - cure ptI1ous 'andnerYods his.
.FxI,,i ninc6 PIES. SWANS u 5 suffer street.
The morning call., 1891-03-02


: '~'..' :NopiGh or MEANINGS. -:
re----~-.r----~
Ky uccidr:nt l4odge, No. 20. II. a.
:IMuNDAY} >EX ENING.. March 30, 1t E'N
Z; 80 e,sl0ck. by order OF the Master. nv
ot II; JONES. Secretary.
Toy 'Iseripa.in Lodge, No. Ie7, r. "a
6F>S ana a.. M:-RegJilar monthly meeting "a ::
This DAX {AtOntfJyl, March 2, 1881, al x X
I 80 O'Clock. by order OF the.W. NJ, NV
1t l. SCHUMACHERt Secretary.
sESss san:Fraiicisco Chapter, No. /. q
60 Royal Arch Masons, meets THIS 80
EV ENING for business apd degrees All XXX:
coailpaniens IN, good standing are.inyited. /NYN
1t -. IL; .G.'PRlNCE. Secretary.
,GRC1z5s EintI~ elit slrnrund Rau Verein-The
OF the shares heiug 500 39-the hoiuers of such
shares are herebyrequeste ed TO attend the an4lal
meeting GU TUESDAY, March Sd, AZ 9o'cfOck P, NJ,
addreceiye their Fefeases, certificates or money
!: HENny.G1iiR =, Secretary. mr1 81 :.
REgl, Annual Meeting rhe Rel; ular AM
Beet Sugar Company VIII be held at the office OF
the company. 1927 Market ST., San francisco. Cal
,if0rnia, on MONDAY, the I'd day .et March.
1889 at the hgur of O'Clock for the purpose
suing year. aud thetransaction of such other busl+
ness as may. .CouTe before the meeting Transfer
buoHs Will close on It RSDAY, February 26th, az
O'Clock P ~. [fel7 l3tl IL. H. SHELDON, sec. :.
Fs5e All The Money You Wish t. i; GROW
GSS yQu can E8"e on Your diamonds, at Collateral
Bank:l6 Grant aye., mr. MarSet St, jal9 SOW Mo =
E1Zsys =, The .f*vening Bulletin, Price. Re
@r :'duced TO Is cents per wee& dellyeEed by car
fGrt0 any part of the city the Bulletin the best
: coast; orders by 'postal-card or Otherwise viii res
:tefye pyQnfpt at sniOn once B22 Montgomery ST
The morning call., 1891-03-02
FEMALE HIP WaNrEo


"a AZ ED = WAITRESS, COUNTRY HOTEL
sist Washing Szu; same house eooka. $25 aud $50;
second girls. $40 and $25: huuseseeper SIS;
note. COOKS POO ana great many girls for cooking
ana Va noa a at $50 and $25 j. +. CRoSETT i
otoSo oacrsinehto ST. 1t
w ANTED-W kITRESS FOR FAMILY, CITY,
w. $40 German nurses, $40 and 1925; German
girl Tor upstairs work, $50: German cooks $50;
~ gifis Tor cooking and housewors. $50 and x25;
glris LOT llght Eonsework. SIS: ehambermaid and
waitress, clearinghouse, S2b; German or French
COOKS, $40; 2 girls for San Rafael. $25: = French
glriS Ior general housework. $25, etc. DELORME
a. AN DkE, $40 Suffer st. 1t
iris OF ALL NATIONALITIES TO FILL
" places In hotels, private families and as cooks
on ranches at best going wages. X. L. WARD a.
CO., 610 Clay st 1t
COOK AND UPSTAIRS GIRL. SAME HOUSE.
~ $20. $50; girls for ehamberwork; 20 girls for
light homework. MRS. HIRD, 705 Polk st. Its
The morning call., 1891-03-02

titles OF nobility. When; lie new: 9constitatt1f
was under consideration LIE deterniinatien WAS:
manifested pretty strongly: Tie people are dis:
gasted with their couHts and baons, some Of
whom were: slaYedrIyeFs. and few of whom se-.
cured their patents Of nobility.as reward of
personal merit. : = -. ::
The morning call., 1891-03-02

CARPETS THoRo UG H1=Y. Ci4sAS IN W iFJ{t ~
y beatiug;r refittingcaEpets a Speciality 80
BROS. 1888 Golden Gate ;-teieP06ie 2i25-l3.,
The morning call., 1891-03-02

I7OL DIyi;-BEUS -EXAMiNSE Our :. y TN Isl. Il,
qo05 ynirrore,t witiilaTge pfa1e l8x i0.:wag{Jtt.
oak EcheFfy:and l6;h Century; cash hEce elsewhere
$50; our tnStament price only IS NJ: fttliD D.
MANN co, 225 and $50 Stockton ST. and 2tE
.Onefl evenings. nO3O IL.
The morning call., 1891-03-02

'J)E ADVISED IN TIME "A D SAVE N ~ f5Y" BY
:. d coming to- the. dissolution salesSQu can pur-
chase for SIS ainerehant tailOrlnade 3-0ati.r cut
away dress suit, our fdt{ner price S22Emris by a.
IesItsc Boston m cHant:tail or y Nj
MSFiT CLOTHING "PARLoRS1 cer.P3st and. lla-
The morning call., 1891-03-02

Y UU: CAN buy. YOUR. :EIJR NiTGRE@ ~ L
i stslrmeIfts; easy terms. BARE BRu5 329 a
The morning call., 1891-03-02
EOUNn.


i have saved by attending the dissolution sale.
where eau purchase merchant tailor-nade pair Of
trousers for So: our former price So made by lead
ing merchant tailor for $l4. ORIGINAL MISFIr
CLOTHING PARLQRS, cor. Post and. Dupont sts.;
open evenings.
SMALB ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRFP-
- tions taken ut CAFE Branch Ofices SOB Larkin
ST. 1888 Hayes ST and 25lS Mission ST.. open till
8 80 +. M ~.,
The morning call., 1891-03-02

inRiENTAL HAIR GLOSS, RESTo-R ESQ r sY
" hair original color: soteus the hair When dry
ana hard; soothes an. irftaJed scalp aud skin. T.
RIDER, 504 Bush ST.. :itl 3.lnl- g
The morning call., 1891-03-02

N r.. SCHMUCKERT: ARCHITECT: Ann
1 :bufider 1908 Mission: ST. Modern hoJlses
built 500 per room and up; call and see glockpt
ti.rs Fouptp enth and ShotweA SITS. ':ielb hats T.;
The morning call., 1891-03-02

Nj ONLY LOANED CtS- kRTICLES; :I:s EFsl:D. r
nj scripti6n Of col lateral: old gold. alill si}F9r
bought. CULEMA MS: II 80 St. san tEafc!seo 'gJiJ
The morning call., 1891-03-02

- NY. KUSS: a; c d. $40 .KEARSY- 81, JOB
u. nrlntlhg; good WORK low: prices teI2 lll .
The morning call., 1891-03-02

.y4fX our: OF. .EAfPL OF AIENT .!CAN. EARN
M from $3to So daN:sel ling the new book, Sit-
ting Bull aud the FBdIaa WAR; just outi sales enor.
mons: :: THE HISTORY COMHANY, f23 Market
-, =. -. -. :; Ielj lin.
The morning call., 1891-03-02

TTENTION-IATL0RSt DIRE SAI .i.. $50.
a families; all kinds OF tai lor's trim :-4.s
buttons silk and mohair bcaids!iinii9s etc. . -.
The morning call., 1891-03-02
tyR.- LEAN Err. CURES C0RNs. BL%i0Ss AMI
IL ingrowlng ratls withoutpiilt II kesrny fel2ti

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONUMY "A Nd :IhhE AL"
1Cvaitage of the dTssolrt0p sale; gu .gta :pur-
chase rdr s1Q.a merchant tadr Dc rEs5 over
coat our former price so paQs by.a CaIcag0 mer-
chant taiidrf0r $50. ORIGINAL MISEj l; CLOTH-.
ING <PARLORS, cor Post and Dupont. SITS open
The morning call., 1891-03-02

A LII LADIES WISHING TO HAVE FL "a NrI.Ya
~ fitting suits made, handsomely .draped for So,
with goods, making and trimmings for SIS
.raH on: MRS. MORRIS. 7S2Le Geary ST. fe26 SIS :
The morning call., 1891-03-02

lave YOUR MATTRESSES. MApE. OYER,
i'll furniture relph dStered Carpets clGsined and
reIayed by A. vs. HENko 6'iS Suffer ST. tsl ji!n
The morning call., 1891-03-02
REssNIAKtiEKs.

/ ORR0W MONEY on YOUR SILKS: AT COL
- lateral Bank 10 Grant ave-, near Maraet
street -. i,ial9 Sow Mo
The morning call., 1891-03-02

Il! ASiED-=.A6EN:i.s TO TrENn OUR DIS
: w soIUtioi sale where you can purchase Mer-
ehant taiior:made dress suit Tor $40 our torHser
pr &c $50, made by lea4ing lgepcha{t tailor f3r
: $50. 0RIGrSAL MISFIT -CLOTHtNG PAKLokS'
cnr RnStanI nnflnnt:sfs. Oman eve nrigs :.
The morning call., 1891-03-02

IT HE EVENING BuLLETINt PRICE REDUCED
to 70 cents per week. delivered by carrier TO any
Part OF the ciIy: The Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on. the coast;
orders BY pCsta-caTd otherwise WIFI receive
rromptatteRtion. once 500 MONTGOMERY 81:
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MASSAGE AND PHI Y'SICAL : { { i i:g
nj A. eRETH. 92tpo ST.; tostrdctIg1s u

MO INCORPORATION j. :sP. yU IijitNS G.,
Y Of tbe Pioneer: Carpet-beatiAg 8lacfjpeA
NOT INCORPORATED, and all.peFs0ns isfe hefapX n
n OF TO employ or give credit t5 T. G9G -; IA
similar name, under the suppq5 j. 'dlf ~. -
isl. SPA ULDING: a 60. Of. Sj3, thdl. 2. T.
which concern j. SPA;uLDING 4 5.CO: .Gt::5.e. 2
nection. Telephone Ne. 3040. -. 49, :: <: :. =.
The morning call., 1891-03-02

MRS. b. X ELTER, IL Q STUCKToN-SUI 81 So
NJ up; emitting, fitting. T5c; op. Wigwam. i'll 6ln
FASHIONABLE Observation-Disclosures FL NEST
L class OF work at reasonable prices 10 Slxth,f7 II
RESSMAKING AND DRESS CUTTING.
- School; you are taught TO make dress from be :
ginning end 2U3 Pow ell St: :. de3 lit.
The morning call., 1891-03-02

. ATyCOS WITH. EuCALY.EOI4.. X ELS On IS J'El
y ehrntnA tl,rnar an EcaIarrh reteA IS
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AsTRoLOGY..

A UGUSrA LEoLA;. FoRTUNE-TELLER AND
y clatrvoyant; magic charms; love tokens; shows
true pictures OF future husbands and wives; teaches
fortune 2S26 Mission ST. 2Oth lee 81. lY25 Iamt.
The morning call., 1891-03-02

: w ant and auditor. 40. hoIiTgo merry ~ 2
sheets and profit and loss aecOnlit prepare;; ar
tration and trust accounts a specail ri gtT AZ
accounts ziuvestiGated aud: adjusred;' in ffli q
and rradesn ems books write by sIascist O.
tract g. 4. p Z
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THE 5. f.. COLLATERAL LOAN BANK, 53S
heafny st.;lends money ct 2 per cent per modta
Oh watches damotds and jewelrye dels San
THE EVENING BULLETIN. FRFCE: REDUCED
10 Is cents per week delivered by carrier to any.
part Of the city, the Bulletin IS the best, oldest
and largest evening paper Published on the coast;
orders BY postal-eard otherwise viii receive
brompt attention. Office 6s2 Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-03-02

MASSACRE.
M RS. THOMSON, HAND-RUBBER AND SwED-
W lsh movements. 11S Grant ave-. Room III -
A RRINED-MISS NELLIE MONTRoSE. YOUNG
healer;, fne.vapor baths. $50 Mission. mr1 It's
, LADY ASSISTANTS. WITH ROSE CLEYE-
= LAND. massage, Nucleus House, X. - ja7 II
At $50 AIiSSIoN-EinTH ROBERTS; BATHS:
u massage: new attendants; day, evening. 247ts.
=: CARPENTERS: AND BUILDERS.
II BoEHREK. Il GO, .CARPENrERS Ann g
a.. builders. l13 Ieidesdorff ST. seS Il
II .y..LAwRENCE CARP ENEkK:AND:B UILDERs
1919 Sacramento ST. cabinet WORK and hitting np
offices promptly Intended: telephone 800. ml6tt
: -: TO LEASE
M.kNTED.LEASE FOR YEARS HOUSES 10
w 5rooms. family 2, in Mission. or house suitable
small families; state rent Address G. H. Rox
12l, GALL Branch once, mrI 6ts q
MONEY To LOAN
ON IND .MuRTGAGE OR NOTES; on ISL
. " mortgage ". !. l.. lSAACS All q, Farrell ocJf
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- ing latest style, piaitines is oiFaFtfll "sel
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PARTNERS WANTED.

i UKROw MONEY. ON SEAEsKINS AT THE
ID Collateral Bank, Is Grant aye, near haTket
.:street .: :ial9 Bow. Mo
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u authentic French tailor system. 6 10 Post - 3m
ID EYELATTON TO LADIES: DIR KIRKwooD,S
IL Safeguard in alibe, beneficial, healthy3ayents
wanted Kirkwood Hard-kubber Co. Murphy .Buud-s
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