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The morning call., 1891-03-31
A NEW RAILROAD DEAL.

The New York Central Railroad, under
the presidency of Chauncey NJ. Depew, has
entered into an arrangement with the Cana
dian Pacific Railway which gives the latter
road all the American facilities in the way
of transportation that American transcOn-
tiuenta lines enjoy. The Canadian Pacific
has the advantage OF a heavy Government
subsidy, of exemption from the American
interstate commerce law, and is placed by
the New York Central on a footing to COM
pete with American roads for American
business. The Canadian road has already
enjoyed similar privileges east Of New Y ork,
and this movement of the New York Central
is to make New York City the distributing
point for goods that i'll the past have been
brought into the country by arrangement
with New England roads. Mr.. Depew says
tits arrangement will be a good thing both
for the New York Central and the Canadian
road. Mr. Depew evidently takes a railroad
view of the situation. He sees that under
the arrangement the New York Central
will get trade that has been given to Eastern
lines, and that the Canadian Pacific will
get trade that has been in the hands of
American tTanscontinental roads. This
apparently is as far as he does see or cares
to see. He is so bound up in the Wander
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Europe. They must rely largely upon the
teaching they can get at home. 1t is graft
flying to note that they have made much OF
their scanty opportunities. The raw ma
terial abounds. One of the greatest singers
of the day is a San Francisco girl, another
halls from Nevada. 1t is on the cards that
Toby Rosenthal will fill high place among
painters, and Douglas Tilden-the deaf-mute
from Berkeley-among sculptors. But to
awaken Dative genius to the thirst Tor hsher
education-to prevent our mute, lnglorious
Millions. and the youth who have it in them
to wake to ecstasy the living Tyre, from
negotiating forever in obscurity, some rndi-
mentary training must be provided here.
That is the business of our rich people. They
cannot better fulfill it than by following
Mrs. Crocker's example and admitting the
public to a study of the works of art which
their means allow them to acquire.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE. U. & AENY,0
Division OF THE PACIFIC, 7
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SIGNAL SERVICE. L. & AENY,1
DIVISION OF THE Pacific,
SAN FRANCISCO. March 80, 1872 2. M
SYNOPSIS for the Past Twenty-fnur Hours.
The storm of yesterday is passing eastward over
British Columbia, followed by winds shifting to
westerly i'm oregon and washington and slight
rise ia barometey along The North Pacific Coast.
Elsewhere the barometer has fallen. especially in
Eastern Washington and Northern California The
barometer is highest at Astoria t3O4O inches and
lowest at Keller (29. 9O). The barometer is slightly
below the normal IN Southern California and
" estern Arizona. The winds north to west in
atl districts The following high ye-ocities have
been reported: Eureka, north, 40 miles per hour;
Astoria northwest, Il miles; Spokane Falls, west,
Is miles; WiunemucCa, northwest, Ii miles;
Fresno, northwest, II miles. The temperature has
risen ia all strlcts, except slight fall n Eastern
Nasuiu1tou and Eastern Oregon. II IS above the
normal lu all districts especially in Southern CALI
-f.rnla aud Western Arizona Rain and snow have
fallen lu Northern Nevada, oregon and washing
ton. elsewhere fair weather has prevailed. The
following precipitation has been reported from
signal Service stations: Olympia, .O2 Of an inch:
Portland, %: Fort Candy, SO; Walla Walla, trace;
Nianemucea trace.
Forecast TIL g p. VI. Tue day.
For Northern CaHforuia-Falr weather, fresh to
brisk north to west winds; high of the northwest
coast tuearly stationary temperature.
FoF southern CaIlforuia-Fair weather; winds
ge1sta-ly westerly; nearly stationary temperature.
Far oregon and " aShngtou-Fair weather, eX-
eept gnt rains at lort Cauby north 10 west winds,
fresh 60 briss and high on tie Washington coast;
nearly stationary temperature.
joins p. FINLEY.
Lieutenant Nineteenth Infantry, in charge.
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s1nsCrIPTIoN RATES:

DAILY CALL CncludInE sundays. 81 per year by
nail ro,tpaid: 10 cents per week, or 65 cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL,
fvecopIes. three months ST %. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pagesl. 81 90 per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, 81 80 per year, post
Isid. WEEKLY CALL (eight pagesl' 81 % per year
lOsIlalu. CUBS OF ten tsent 10 address,, $4O.
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FrRv1rrRE-By I. Tenant, at $50 Market ST.,
al 10 O'Clock.
REAL EsrArE.-By EastOn Edridge, at 1888
Market ST.. AZ > O'Clock
IrHNIrrRE.-By T. S. Spear & Co, at 1924 Ellis
ST.. at j O'Clock.
REAL EsTArE.-By VIM Bntterdeld, at = r. Real
Estate Exchange 10 Post ST., at II o clock
EtpN1rrRE-Iiy Geo. +. Lanson, at l4l4 Sacra-
meuto.st.. At II O'clock.
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,rrSTontcomery street, near Clay, open until II
6,cio,, NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street near Kearny, open until u O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hares street, open until $3.50 o'clock; oO3
La1kin street. open until $3.50 O'CLOCK z9Io MISSION
efrset omen untIl O'Clock p. ~, and 1l6 Ninth
.t-.-.t lLnrLl 9 20 ".
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THE PREsBYrERGAN General Assembly Overland
Excursion Will leave San Francisco May 9TH and be
personally conducted b. Rev. +. E Shearer, DID,
affordng splendid opportunity for all who desire
to visit Chicago. Niagara Fails. New York. Boston
or other Eastern cities to do at low rates. For
berths in Pullman tourist and other particulars
address Z. e. shearer. Manager, 10 Montgomery
street. San francisco
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F. Dubenet, an artist, has sued the ad
mnistrator OF the estate OF John NJ. ChenO-
weth to recover S25 When Chenoweth was
proprietor of the Peerless Saloon Dubernet
painted picture for that resort and never
collected his pay. The administrator now
rsnudiateS the claim.
The morning call., 1891-03-31

Markus Ososka, butcher, doing business
in this city since 1882. has filed his petition
in insolvency. His liabilities foot up
SsSS 81, and his assets consist of S199 10,
due him on book account.
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For COUGHS, SORE THROAT, ASTHMA. CATARRH
and other diseases Of the Bronchial Tubes, more
useful article can be found than Browa's Bronchial
T5ocheS"
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SAMUEL B. ALDKN's EsTATE.-Peter Quinn.
4. J. Griffith and w. d. Sawyer appointed In
June. 1899 appraisers OF the estate OF Samuel h.
Alden, veteran police officer, have hled iheir
rerort. vaiuing tile property OF The estate at
S649 so.
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It may truly be said OF Hoods sarSapara that
it makes the weak strong" 1t gives great
bodily nerve, mental aad digestive strength
Try this Be to get Hoods.
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ALL danger of drinking impure water Is avoided by
adding 20 drops OF the genuine Angostura Bitters,
manufactured by DR. pegert Sons. At all druggists.
The morning call., 1891-03-31

J.t.CUTTER's OLD BoUWBoN.-THis celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all hrst-elass druggists aud
glocers. Trade malk-star within shield.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NOUNG GIRL, UNDERSTANDS GERMAN AND
j English, wishes to do general homework, $50
and good home. Please call at August alley, bet.
Union and Green SITS. mT29 3t~
ESPECTABLE WOMAN. WITH l CHILD.
III would like to go as housekeeper in widowers
family. Address 3i4 Ivy ave-, bet. Franklin and
Cough SITS. mr29 ST.
INIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER WISHES TO GO
+ out by the day; perfect Mt guaranteed. q l
Polk ST. mT27 its
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STORAGE.


CTORAGE TAKEN AND ADVANCES MADE OFF
Drequired) on furniture. pianos, pictures etc.
664 Howard ST., near Third. mr26 6m
FURNITURE STORED; EASTERN PLAN;
j terms moderate. Sterling Furniture Co., 1883
Market ST., opposite J0les. mrs tt
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THF COMPREHENSIVE BETWEEN j. Man,
DERS and C. w. IREDALE, plumbers, was dis
solved by mutual consent, upon the following
terms: {. w. IREDALE Withdrawing his invest
ent, without selling the good will OF his
name. the firm to be known only as JOSEPH MAN
DERS. Dated January Is, 1890. j. MANDERS,
nr3O 3ts q. W. IREDALE.
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DIED OF LA GRIPPE-ThOmas II. Wright,
in a clearinghouse on Third street. died in the
Receiving Hospital from Ia grippe yesterday
morning. The body removed TO the Morgue.
The morning call., 1891-03-31

The Palace Salt Water TUB and Swimming
7l3 Filbert sIIeet. are now open for the SEASON..
The morning call., 1891-03-31

CENrEMEKI Kid Gloves have removed to z
Kearny street. They are The perfectlon of Iit.s
The morning call., 1891-03-31

IAHoI1sr manufacturer of California EInco
fIulIs soc per ID. in Jap. baskets. Townsends.-
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srEoIAL NoTICEs.


ES7 New Music (Copyrighted) :" Life
oF~S From the Cradle TO the Grave" us Marriage
Failure. What Say You by mail postpaid 25c
each The trade supplied by Novelty Supply Co.,
~ Puzzle Purse; Very Unique; G. mot
L5~C open unless you know combinations; 25c by
mail; the trade supplied and agents wanteI. M
city supply Co.. 2247s Mission ST., S. Il. nir5I 80
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

BEEcHAM's Pills act Ike magic on a weak stomach
EXTRA rnince pies. swAIN's. 2l3 Suffer street.
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THE MORNING CALL


f4as larger circulation than any othel
neWspaper published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1891-03-31

G1S WILL BUY A NICE STYLISH MERCHANT
tT1O taIlOrnade sack suit; original price. $35 at
the ORIGINAL MISFlT CLOTHING PARLORS,
NV. cor Post and Dupont SIS
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"A ALTER FITZ-GEORGE, EXPERT ACCOUNT
W ant and auditor. AIS Montgomery st.-Balauc3
sheets and profit and loss accounts prepared; ar3.
tration and trust accounts specially; cOmpicat5
and Iradesmens books written up by special con
elD q
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
4" Pacific Lodge. No. 1876. r. q
l~S and A. M-onicers and members are "a
CrUESDAY) EVENING. March 81, at 1880 W.
o'clock. All Masons and sojourning brethren In
good standing are invited. by order or the w. NJ.
1t GEORGE PENNINGTON. Sec.
ggP Officers and Members of Tenn xrI.1
~ par Grove. No. 10, U. \. o. D.-You -
OF our late brother, CHARLES STRANDBERG, Past
Arch, to take place from Druids' Hall, 4l3 Suffer
A. r. Olson, Noble Arch
c. MoNcIsvoIs. Recording Secretary mr3l 2t
R4s The San Francisco Scottish \ OS.
quested to assemble at the California StA%&y
Undertaking Iarlors. corner Geary and %ss
Stockton SIS. TO-DAY Tuesday at P NJ. for the
purpose Of attending tine funeral OF late clans
man, ROBERT EwART BY order .,o..
GEORGE W. PATERSON. Recorder. 1t
s5s Members of Court Allianc" N,sa ~
es~S No. 1916, A. o. F., arc hereby notified 81
(rUEsDAY), March 81, at 80 P. N. sharp, GS
TO attend the funeral OF our late brother, ROBERT
EwARr YouT 81, fra saa DJ.sHrNE' c. i;
J. j. DUNE Fln. Sec. II
~- Ivanhor dge, No. ., X. of e
rank at Fythian Castle, 9i3 Market ST, on3<SSse
WEDNESDAY, April J. 1891. at 8 80 ?. N. 4sAS
Members of sister lodges cordially ally, inyitea =
o. NoRcRoss, X. OF X. ana s. mrS1 1t
R~ veteran Firemen-Y AreA1
lS~S requested to attend the funeral Of ESsafgs2
brother ISAAC II. HOPKINS THIS DAY. EEC-A2
March 3lst 30 O'Clock p NJ from your han in
Pioneer building. Tltl JOHN FAY, President
- The Fourth Annual Nee ing IF the
ss~S stockholders of the Italian-SwiSj Mutual
Loan Association Will be held wkDN ESDAY,
April y. 1891. at 1880 P. NJ, at their new office,
52i Montgomery ST. for the purpose OF eieeting Di-
rectors, presentation of the fourth annual report,
and the transaction OF such other business may
properly come before the meeting. The books are
open for limited number OF shares in the nth
series Loans made only in the city and county of
san Francisco aud county OF Alameda, ut per
cent per aunum interest, free OF mortgage taxes,
with the privilege repay the any time.
By order of the Board OF Directors.
mr3l I'd A. SBARBoRo, Sec.
~ Parke Lodge, j. o. O. Il. .SSyAslyI>.
-. ohcers and members: You are SSZsssszrsEs
requested to be In attendance TUES -
DAY EVENING. March ;;lst. Election 1>Il1HSST-
of delegates to Grand Lodge.
G. o. oRMSBY, n. G.
JAMES II. COPE, r. S. pro TEN. mr30 2t
ES Cosmopolitan Lodge, NO. ,sSsy1z>-
kS~S 1874. /. o. o. F.-Initiation SS1E2[-
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April lst. 9S$ysS@
Visiting brethren invited. />1HVS-
Z. H. HIATT. N G.
Z. CLAREsY. r. S. mr29 AZ
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ORIENTAL HAIR GLOSS RESTORES GRAY
" hair IL original cOiOr softens the hair when dry
ana hard; soOthes an irrItated scalp and skin. e
RIDER, 5o4 Bush st. mrl5 I'm
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Gao $50 AND $50 MERCHANT TAILOR
,N1U. made suits selling for $40, Sl5
and $ lS at the ORIGINAL MISFIF CLOTHING
PARLORS. NV. cor. Post and Dnnpnt SITS.
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A NDY-A NoBBY MERCHANT TAILoa-MADE
~ suit for Sl2 80: origi al price, ST %.
ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLoRS, NY.
cor Post nd nupouu
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NOU CAN BUY YOUR FURNITURE on l "
Il stallments; easy terms BARE BROS, 923tti
s24 Hayes ST.. bet Franklin aud tough. mrl5I
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
~ beating; reftting carpets a specially. CUNh
IEOS 333 Golden Gate ave. teIephOne 2l2o. u :.
The morning call., 1891-03-31

A 7 MATHEWS PHARMACY. CORNER posi-
~ and Powell SITS; Yaseline sc; SpzOI0nt, SOC;
Florida Water (M Il u. 45c; Lubius Perfumes.
Soc; Hunyadi Water. 25c Camphor Ice. Toe;
Pears Soap, soc box: La Blanche lace Powder
25c; Gourard's Or. Cream, 81; Hoyt's Cologne, ljc
35e, 75c; prescriptions at onehaf the prices oi tn,
commission drugstoreS; no commissions paid %
ioinns for nrascrinilnns urll
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I AIDES, MARRIED OR SINGLE. CERTAIN.
IL simple. safe cure by improved method for
monthly Irregularities other female diseases.
Consult in confidence DIR. JAMES SMITH. 3031a
Sutfer mT2A Su
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LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY Cautioned
n against trusting any person using my name. a.
SCALES ln14Ih Union
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AGENTS WANTED,

n '
~. to So per day, at home, plating iewelry and
tableware and selling piaters; 50 starts business.
Write to II. X. DELNo X CO., Columbus, Ohio. 1t
A GENTS WANTED-WILL GUARANTEE S35
"A to $40 week to any one male female, VINO
will WORK hours per day: send 25c for samples and
fun Information. J. NJ WEST Il CO., 40 Kearny,
Room ~, = F.; hours l TO s. mr22 SITS
TO ASSIST IN THE SALE OF SAMPLE TEA
lbs 81 %. worth 81 so at retail. Sample Tea
Company 407 Front st. mrl9 Inns
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me in selecting my wedding suit, BARNEY.
u NY DO YOU BUY READY-MADE CLOTHING
w when you can buy fine merchant Ia Tor insists
at less prices at the ORIGINAL MISfIr CLUrH-
ING PAkLORS, NV cor Post and Dupont
|, RANK-ARE YOU AWARE THAT YOU CAN
! buy merchant tailor insists at less than what the
cloth costs at the ORIGINAL MISFIF CLOTHINi
PAELORS. cor. Post and Dnpont SIS.
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INTERCHANGEABLE

CITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG. STRONG
= man (marrled); wholesale or warehouse or any
other steady work; speaks English, German and
Scandinavian; used to hard work; good penman;
hest of references. Please address H. b., Box 50,
this Office mr3l IT'S
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n ROCERIES-CLUFF BROS. WHOLESALE
VI retail grOcers; the oldest established and
most reliable house ON the Pacific Coast: teas ard
coffees a specially; chromos or crockery; best
goods at lowest prices; country orders packed an
shipped free. and IL Montgomery ave. - and
az Fourth ST. 400 ana All Montgomery ave, i0l
HAYES st fel7 Turkish Il
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('AN GERS KILLED WITHOUT PAIN FROM ID
" to 30 days. cancers are nest OF worms Kill thsn
you have cured the cancer; consumption, rheGml-
tism. badness. eczema diphtheria and All blood
eases are causel by bacteria. MRS DR. SWEET
LAM has opened Sanitarium Tor healing OF all Dis
ease caused by bacterial she cares more for can
Ger than common boil. she has the rene b..
greatest discovery made. Az Kearny. s 7. fe-2 ln
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HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES MADE OVER,
IL furniture reuph olstered, carpets cleaned anu
relayed by A V. HENKO. 635 Suffer St fel7 3m
OK LIFE-sIZE PORTRAITS IN CRAYON
~. Acme Portrait Company, 102 Fourth st.d2 sra
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A Ii PERSONS RAPIDLY AND SAFELY RE-
y duced by Du Bois Anti-obesty Tea. A H.
SMITH CO.. 1900 Polk. cor Bush. SuTIh 6m
"A ET-NURSE: STRONG AND REFINED YOUNG
w woman with fresh milk; will take entire charge
of child; best wages expected Address A, Box
ZAP, CALL Branch once. mr30 BIZ
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w basement. Bee Hive to eat free home cookelhos
lunch with beer or wine cts: open day * nights u
VA ANTED - LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO
W represent celebrated teas, coffees and spices
good Inducements. Apply to any stores of the
Great American Importing Tea COMPANY. mr25 IT
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. COMPETENT GIRLS WISH SITUATIONS; ONE
= good cook and laundress the other as second
work ana assist with children. Address Girls, Box
50. CALI. Branch once. Its
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MISUNDERSTANDING OUR NUhurts,
l. zoos. mirrored with large plate lSxiO; walnut.
oak cherry and 18th century. cash price elsewhere
$50: our tnStallment price only Si5 NJ. FRIED-
MAN CO.. 22S aud go Stockton ST. and 81
Post: evenings.
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FEMALE HnLP WANTED.

- BOARDING-HOUSE COOKS $40 AND $780,;
= paStry cook $40; mattresses for private board
lighthouses aud restaurants, 500 all for city. q. r.
HANSEN a CO., 10 Geary st. 1t
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NEAT COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES EN-
~ ployment; good cook and laundress; VIII do
housewora; first-class American family: city or
country wages $50: notes answered. Please
ralI 7AS Howard ST. bet. Third ana FOurrh
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i ERMAN LADY WIDOW. WITH BOY 8 YEARS
7 WISHES situation hOuseNeeper light house
work; hrst-class seamstress. Address Home,
Box ll6, CALL. Rrauch once mr3I
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iirANTED-2 GIRLS, COOK AND SECOND GIRL.
w $25. $50 for same house; nrst-ciasS German
cooks $40 and SZ5; upstairs and sewing, $50; cook
ing and washing. American family, $50, and many
girls for hOusew0r city and country. MRS BIZ
nnsfalrs llt
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I ARGEST STOCK, LARGEST STORE. LOWEST
II price; easiest terms on new and secondhand
furniture and carpets, stoves and ranges; Highest
price paid for secondhand goods; open evenings
10l7, 1913, 1921, 1923 Mission ST., bet Sixth aal
Seventh. j. NoONAN. au7 u
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| COMPETENT YOUNG GIRL WANTS SITUATION
- to do general homework and cooking; city
country. Please cali $40 Mission &. mr3l St.
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DEN lists.
DENTISTRY ON EASY WEEKLY PAYMEN is;
" gas given DE-. BLAkE. 40 Geary 81. mrl lm

IL gas gwen DIR. BLAKE. 40 Geary ST. mrl lm
A LII NEWSPAPERS HAD LONG ARTICLES IN
n them stating that the insane as luns fun of
people who took gas ohly for painless tooth
traction and went crazy. My secret painless method
is wonderful. BY its use any dental operation may
be done painiessy. viii forfeit 500 for any tooth
that 1 cannot extract without sleep gas,
though dozen dentists have failed to extract IL.
All operations done better than esewh ere since 1
have first prizes for beautiful filings, plate
and crown work. There are 8 Leek dentists Office
open till 8 80 p NJ; sundays till 2. N. DIX.
GEORGE W. LEEK, O'Earrell st. oc9 If
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CIRL WOULD LIKE PLACE TO MIND
VI child. IL Dikeman place, off Mason ST.. bet.
O'Farr ell and Ellis Its
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-23

Harry Bigelow, of the San Francisco
Examiner, is in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. McAbee of San
Bernardino are registered at the West
minister.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Conant, from
New York, arrived at the Westminstel
yesterday.
Mrs. P. N. Washburn of Portland
Me-, arrived at the Westminster last
evening, from San Diego.
Thomas Wight of New York City and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Wright of Albany,
N. Y, are at the Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eldridge, of Siski
you, arrived at the Nadeau last night and
will be in the city for some days.
Mrs. w. P. Bowen left yesterday on the
Santa Fe overland for week visit with
her parents in Janesville, Wisconsin.
Frank w. Martineau, business man
ager of Herman the prestidigateur who
is to play at the opera house, is at the
Nadeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Torrance Obrien and
Miss Obrien, of Seattle, Washington,
were among the arrivals at the Nadeau
yesterday.
Hon. J. D. Works and w. w. Bowers,
and party of San Diego men, were the
guests of Governor Murray, at the Ma
deau, yesterday.
Mrs. F. E. Feigle of Hartford, Conn.,,
is visiting friends in Los Angeles, and is
at present seriously i'll. She is under
the care of DR.. Montgomery.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-23
THE GERMAN F AIR.
An Especially Good Programme Ar
ranged for this Evening.

The visit OF the presidential party has
interfered with the attendance at the
German fair, now in progress at Turn
Verein hall. Now that the excitement
is all over, the efforts of the different
ladies connected with the various booths
will be better patronized. The music
last night was especially good. The
playing of Miss Cecilia and Master
Alloys Gardner was enjoyed. The comic
duet by Mrs. Sellenscheidt and Mr.. Saul
was appreciated by the audience
Miss Bertha Penning fairly captured her
auditors with her splendid voice. She
was encored several times. The follow
ing attractive programme has been ar
ranged for this evening:
Overture, Fruhling, violin, Prof. A. G..
Gardner; cornet, Mr.. Douglas; piano,
Mrs. Sellenscheidt.
Vocal solo, The Storm, Mr.. N. Laub.
Treble violin solo, by Miss Cecilia
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-23
NEWS NOTES

Ex-Councilman Shafer had his dia-
mond pin stolen yesterday.
The Central w. G. T. U. will meet to-
morrow in Temperance Temple at 2:30
p. m.
G. A. Mentry yesterday sued Theodore
Shaw ct rex, on foreclosure of mortgage
for $400 with interest.
Two cases of pocket picking were re-
ported at police. e.headquarters. The vic
Tins were relieved of their money in
front of the city hall.
E. J. Perky, who was found in pre-
carious condition back of the board of
trade rooms, died yesterday at the city
prison. Coroner Weldon will hold an
inquest today.
The usual Thursday concert will be
given at Westlake park today. A very
interesting programme has been pre-
pared, and doubtless large crowd will
be in attendance.
w. B. Raymond, aged 20, of Ohio, a
resident of Norwalk, was yesterday
granted license to wed R. L. Downs.
aged 10, native of California and resi-
dent of Whittier.
A Spaniard, living near the City Gar
dens, met with an accident yester-
day which necessitated the amputation
of one of his fin, ,ers. The operation was
performed by DR.. Montgomery.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Office, corner Main
and Court streets. April 22d, for E. w.
Wright care John r. Young, G. Birkels,
w. H. Mclean and ]. w. Lynch.
At .S:15 last evening an alarm was
turned in from box %. Several barrels
in rear of the barber shop and saloon at
the Hollenbeck caught fire in some in
explicable manner. The flames spread
up the side of the building, but prompt
work of Officer Sanchez and several
others nipped the fire in its incipiency.
Last evening eight popular male vo-
cahsts met and formed what is now
known as the Hawthorne club. The
club is composed of the following gen.
tlemen: ]. H. Dupey, first tenor; J. P.
Pavilla, first tenor; T. E. Rowan, Jr.,
second tenor: w. A. Burr, second tenor;
Godfrey Birdsall, first bass; A. NJ. HAM
ilton, first bass; Geo. A. Atwood, Sec
ond bass; j. H. Bruner, second bass.
The object of the club is much the same
as that of the Apollo club of Boston,
to render all the old English glees and
male quartette music as it is rendered
in the east and England; and it is
hoped that the enterprise will meet with
the success which the names that have
been so popular in the musical commu-
nifty for some time past, individually
merit. The director OF the club is the
organist and choir master of st. Paul's
church, Mr.. Preston Ware Oren.