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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-31

HIS FIRST SLEEPING-CAR.

The Young Briton Had Rather an En-
barrassing Experience.
he was a stoekily built young Britisher
and this was his first visit to America. His
home is in Yorkshire. and his English
hrogue could be cut up IN chunks as slippery
and lnflnltesimal as your summer ice.
struck my first sleeping-car on the
night of my arrival in Canada" he said.
. 1t was the first time l was ever in an
American sleeping-car, though had heard
OF them. To my surprise there were no
seatS visible. Those mysterious curtains
hung on both sides of a narrow aisle and
the lights were turned down low. | knew
then that people were sleeping behind those
curtains, for distinctly heard a snOre. |
had no idea where my bed was. don't you
know, and as for rummasing along indis-
crlmlnateiy-.he cold chills went creeping
along my spine at the very idea Some
American would kill me.
- Where do | sleep?' finally asked the
porter compelled at last TO display my igno-
rance.
''Ihat black man looked at me a minute,
his eyes getting bigger and whittier all the
time. and his mouth finally spread SO much
was alarmed: He took my check.
ga Num- Der 10 teen,' said he, 'right-han'
side. uppah.'
Thanking him apologetieally, / went
carefully among the curtains until | came to
one with card hanging in front of it with
my number. l had heard that Americans
usually undresSed and went to bed Just as
if they were at home; but ] saw no place to
sit down to pull off my boots, aud am
little modest anyhow, and so | thought Pd
lust lie down as l was. Pulling my cur
tains aside, nearly tainted when l discov-
cred lady in my berth. She discovered
me at the same time, and gave 4 yell that
woke everybody in the car but the man
who snOred. You could hear him blow
ing away more distinctly in the painful
silence of the moment. at that time heard
porter's room. That individual came
Shutfling down the aisle among the tousled
heads that were sticking out here and there,
aud wanted to know what was the matter.
"'Oh say, porter said |, | don't under
stand this-here's lady in my BERTH
So v berth Is uppah. sab. said uppahp
The porter explained and he showed me a
shelf with a bed on it right above the lady.
dear mel said /, quite innocenty. i
never saw one before, and you'll pardon
me, Pm sure | heard more Cycling and
shifting along the aisle while | was a tritie
embarrassed, you know The lady | had
disturbed laughed pleasantly and fOrgave
me cnurteOusly.
So How am l to get up there, porterY
Cline, sab, Cline replied the black.
step right on nv bed said the lady.
"' Good graciousp she exclaimed. as
hoisted myself up; eff the Britisher hasn't
gone to bed with his boots Onl'
Every body was now laughing at my ex-
pense, you know, and, to tell the truth,
was so mnch amused at my adventure
could hardly refrain from laughing my
self, w ashingtOn Post,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-31

come husband and wife. The number of
"widows" who have recently appeared to
claim an interest in estates that they could
show no other title to than that of widow
has rather turned the tide of opinion against
laws which give legality TO secret cere-
mOny. The weight of opinion is that the
marriage ceremony should be performed
and witnessed under conditions which would
prevent conspiracy to cheat legal heirs
ont of a lNnrtinn of an estate
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-31

Justice Field rendered decision yester-
day in the United States Circuit Court in
the case OF D. II. Jones VS.. BALE Rix and
others, by which Chief of Police Crowley
will retain possession of goods sued for.
Jones kept a 81 ocery on Market street, aud
to enliven his trade began a lottery scheme.
His place was seized by the Chief of Police,
and Police Judge Rix decided he had a
right to keep the confiscated articles. Rix
was thereupon made party to the suit ter
minated Yesterday
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TnE CALL.s CALENDAR.
NOTICEI

A'-y Of our patrons leho fail to tfnd TIE
NORSING CALL for sale By trata-boyS
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UtJact, naming the date and train.
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For comfort take the Union Pacihc Railway, the
only line running through Pullman sleeping cars
without change between San Francisco and Chica 60
with dniug-cars the entire distance, arriving in
Chicago and all Eastern cities twenty-five hours in
advance Of all other transcontinental lines Tourist
excursions leave every Tuesday and Saturday with
through Pullman tourist seeping-cars TO Chicago
without change. Ticket Office, No. l Montgomery
street; D. W. Hitchcock General Agent
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY

FrFNlTrPE-By Geo T. L.amson. at 326 Leav-
cuyvortb 81. q II O'Clock
FrRN1ruRE.-By A. w. Furst, at 1921 Market ST..
a. II o'clock.
FuENITURE-By H. J. Leutholtz a Co, at 1890
Market ST AZ o'clock.
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6s5 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until II
O'Clock P NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Marker
street near Rearny. open until IL O'Clock midnigh
$50 Hayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; sos
Lsrkin street. open until 80 O'Clock: 251s Mission
street, open until 9 o'clock p NJ; and 1l6 Ninth
street open until 80 p "
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The Dining-Cnr Line.

SALT rheum, with its intense itching and burning
is cured by Hoods SarsaparllIa- Many who were
formerly severe sufierers have reason TO thank
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J.F.CUTTER's0LDB oURBoN.-Tbis celebrated
whisky is for sale by all trst-class druggists and
grocefs. Trade mark-star within a shield.
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BROKEN horehound candy. Townsenqs.
cRYsrALLrzrD ginger, 25c lb. Townsend's.

ONE YEAR AT SAN QUENTIN.-Thomas Nc
Dermott pleaded guilty TO burglary in the second
degree in Judge Murphys department yesierd ay
aud was sentenced to serve one year In San
Quentin.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
re- Yerba Buena Lodge OF Perfec- .,-,.
a~S ton No: 6-Regular meeting THIS
S FE5RAf B. e EVENING sE 5ay J. S s5sf " A
IL Secretary. Ssi1sTs
~. s'nF francisco Lodge. No. sssa4Szz
come up for adoption TO SiGHT, zss&
ALFRED GOULD Noble Grana
S. c, wALKER. Recording Secretary. 1t
RP House Movers. Attention! There
- VII be a meeting Of house-movers at Cali
f %b1s HALL HALL liz roSS ST. at 7;so in
ness OF interest will be transacted iy29 ATT
Re- The Regular rnnual Meeting of
- the stockholders OF the Julia Consolidated
company Room So sos Montgomery ST. San II Franc ne
cisco. Cal. on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of Au-
electins Board of Directors serve for the eusu
ing year aud the transaction of such other business
will close on MONDAY. august To- 1887 at Ks
ly2s I'd J. srADrFELD JR.. Secretary
~. The Regular, Annual Meeting of
pany Will be held at the Office OF the company $40
Pine Sc, Rooms 10 and II, San Francisco, Cal. on
hour OF Z. NJ, for the purpose of electihg Board
OF Directors to serve for the ensuing rear and the
transaction OF such other business may come be-
fore the meeting Transfer-books will close on
FRIDAY August I, 1891, at SP.s
omce-3lO Pine ST.. Rooms Is and il. San Fran
CISCO Cal. iy2s I'd
~ Office of the German Savings and
R~S Loan Society.-The annual IN Getting of the
stockholders OF The German Savings and Loan
Society will be held the Office OF the Socisrv
520 California ST., in the city and county OF san
Francisco, State of California. on MONDAY rho
10Th day OF August, 1881, at o'clock p NJ for the
election of Board OF Directors to serve for tbe
ensuing year, and the transaction OF such other
business as shall legally come before the meeting
1y27 lot GEO. ToURSY SecretarS
R9S Special Meeting of StockhoIJers-
49, special meeting OF the stockholders OF the
East Sierra Nevada Mining Company will be held
on MONDAY. August 10, 1891. at the hour OF /
O'Clock p NJ of said day, at the ONCE OF the com
pany, $40 Pine st. Room 2S), San Francisco Cal
for the purpose of egislating the sale or Other
disposition OF the shares of the companv,s Stnct
now owned and held by the company as treasury
stock The transfer-books will be closed on FRIDAY
August z, 1897, ats o'clock P. NJ OF said dav and
remain closed TIL after the meeting OF August 10
1881 GEORGE X. SPINNEY. Secretary
ONCE $40 Pine st. Groom 2s). San Francisco
oal.. d aIy 20, 1871. 1y26 I'd
Re- Notice-1he Annual Meeting of the
f~S stockholders of the Washington and Murray
township Water Company for the election OF
trustees 10 serve for the ensuing year VIII be held
AT the once OF the company. at Room 8, $50 Calf
iornia ST.. San Francisco, on MONDAY, August z
1881, at O'Clock p. NJ.
Typo lat W. A. YATES Secretarv
~ A Weeks News for o Cents-The
NJ WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper ready for mailing
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France has just finished census of car
rier-plgeons.
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THE MORNING CALL


Has larger circulation than any other
published in San FRANCISCO.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-31

Has been used over nifty years by millions OF moth
for their children while teethlng with perfect
II sUothes the child, softens the gums al
lays pain, cures wind collie regulates the aud
is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teethng or other causes For sale by drug :
eists IN every part OF the world BE sure and ask
Tor Mrs. winslows Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five
cents bottle.
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TRx our Star Lucca on, 65e per bottle, at Sbar.
boro q Co.'S. 531 Washington street.
FarHA nllnce pies. s1TArx's. 2is suffer street.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-GARDENER $50 AND BOARD.
W harness-makers by piece; briek-molder, So day;
2 off-bearers, 81 70 day; men to wheel brick.
81 %; hler for band-saws, S75 ana board; 3 team
sters for vineyard, 81 day and board; erosscut
yers $35 aud board; 10 aborers for mill and woods
$50 to S35 and fare advaneed: stableman, $50 and
board: miners $40 and S45 and board part fare adj
vanced laborers for mine, $50 and board; mining
blacksmith, 81 so and board: butter-maker and run
cream separator, $40 ana board; errand-boy 81
week. boy to help painter 81 day. laborers for city
and country, 81 rs and 80 day, and others Appy
to j. +. CR0SETT CO., 62S Sacramento ST. 1t
w ANTED-HoTEL COOK, $50; RESTAU-
w rant cooks $50 and $40 week; cooks, hotel
$40; clearinghouse waiter, $50; night waiter for
cofee-house $50; hotel walters, $685. bread and
cake baker $50; hotel dish washer SIS; young man
dish-washer for saloon $40 to $25, and Others APP
ply J. F. CROSETT y CO., 629 sacram euto st. 1t
w ANTED-CooK FOR PLAIN BOARDING.
W house, $40; night cook chop and oyster house,
$40 week; waiter for plain hotel, ss5; waiter
boy, $50; laundrynan for hotel near city $50;
dish-washer $40: butler for small family, $50:
Japanese boy for homework. $50; 3 men for fruit
cannery, 81 90 day; dlsh-washer. small country
hotel, $50, etc. DELoRME & ANDRE 800 SUIT
ter St II
HEAD COOK, $50; SECOND COOK, $40: 2
IL walters, 1925; bed-maSer and kitchen hand !;
molders and wheelwrighls for iron works, city.
VoNDERHEIDf Il Co., 227 Post at It,
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PER SONAI.S.

WASTED-BY YOUNG EAS IEkN WIDOW 10
w MAKE acauaintance of an elderly gentleman !:
view matrimony. Address IL. G.. Box oS, CALL
Branch Office. ~
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INTERVENING BULLETIN PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 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-card otherwise will receive
prompt attention. ONCE 692 Montgomery ST
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DREssMAKERs.

DRESSES MADE FIRST CLASS FROM SO so UP
II MRS A NJ. WALKER, Ill Geary st iy3l 3m
CBILDREN's DREsSMAKING A SPECIALITY.
- 65l Folsom st. iY3l 1t
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~ Weeks News for o Cents-The
~ WEEKLY CALL III wrapper ready for mailing
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pvIcE FREE; REap Ap rERSoNAIs a w.
n HOWE CO.. Attorneysstlaw, $50 Marses az
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-22

fore the NEXT Monday Ansou lay dead
remember seeing that paper in Anson's
possession. and he must have kep' It,
along with the others, in little tin box.
Oh. II | only could remember about that
box. where Il was put" and Hannah
drew in her breath sharply.
I'm afraid II never will come to
light" said the doctor, a. II humoring
one Of Hannah's fixed delusions, "but II
the wood lot proves to be worth double
or treble the amount Of the bill the
agreement might be ripped up and the
children come into their rights I'm
afraid you'n never prove fraud Joel Is
too cunning an old fox
"Yes, he's cunnin'. that's fact" said
Hannah. "but he knew Anson was an
awfnl careless man with papers, and my
husband, though he knew Joel was mean
and tight, never thought he'd be un-
brotherly In the way he's showed him.
self, to make me sign 0 release before
my husband was hardly cold In his cof-
6n. ! guess viii speak to Lawyer
Dinsmore You know Sybil Is his type
writer and he might take an interest ]
haint much opinion Of lawyers or lawin';
Anson never had, either" she added,
with the narrow view Of q woman who
holds her dead husbands opinions a.
binding In all things. but sometimes ]
Spose they're necessary evils"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-22

pessimistic knock, and knew something
had gone wrong with the Littleheld
cats. She made haste 10 welcome be.
visitor, giving her the rocking chair BY
the sunny window, into which Ruby
sank with 0 big Sigh She threw on
her three shawls and Q Jacket. for Ruby
needed q deal Of bundhng in chilly
weather, and let the little Woolen hood
called fascinator fall OF her back hair.
Over this she had tied lace scarf. She
had brought with her . glass Of clear
red currant Jelly.
"Its for Mr.. Rand" said she, putting
Il down on the table II thought Il
might relish In this dry time between
hay and grass."
80 II will," said Hnnnah, and then
she added, after q moments pause, q
she shipped away with the shearS Il
should like to send your sister Jane one
Of my fresh apple pies. The joke Of Il
is there amt o mite Of apple in Il It's
made Of soaked cracker and lime Juice,
but you can't hardly tell the difference
Hannah put BY her work. and step
ping into the pantry brought forth Q
nice daky pie. which she slipped OF the
plate and pinned In Q clean towel
"You needn't be 40 proud, said Ruby,
with little aush, "as to think brought
in the jel hoping for return"
"Oh, ! know you didn't" said Han
nah; but you must remember tie blessed
TO give a. well as to receive Things
ought not to be all on one side"
Il guess do look kind Of crooked out,
Of my eyes today" said Ruby with Q
dgh. The awful wickedness Of this
world seems to weigh on me like q
mountain. ] was walking up Sprint's
hill yesterday afternoon, where they are
mending the road. and there was q bur
ly lrishmAn with poor old rackabones
Of . horse harnessed to Q heavy cart,
loaded down with dirt and stone, and ho
had got into Q hole. and the old horse
was trying to pull out; and, oh, It was
pitiful to see how he Strengthened him.
self like q string. and painted and tugged
till his knees bent under him. while that
brute Of q man laid on the blows 10
make him draw what he couldn't no.
way draw. 30 stopped, and looked Gw-
full, know l did, and ! pointed my um-
brel straight at him, and says ! solemn
as ever ] could, Have you got . soulY
He took Of his old cap and scratched
his head and kind Of grinned Says he,
I dunno. Well says l, II you had
you'd blush for shame for your cruelty
to that poor old horse Then he grinned
again and pretended to be awfully polite
Why, mum, says he, do you call that
boss oldl He's one Of the finest HOSES in
Littlefeld, and he amt half q old -
you be-"
Hannah gave o little spasmodic laugh
rs she bent over Dicks trousers. then
checked herself suddenly. ut was
shameful. downright shameful. Ruby.
But what did you dor You certainly
would not allow that brute Of q man 10
20 unpunished2"
lCOnunued next week.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-22
The Hainss COnri Martial.

Governor Ferry has been induced
to order 4 court martial to try Colonel
Haines on the charges preferred against
him by Major Ayre, acting for General
O'Brien. The Governor, on examining
the charges, thinks that the assault on
0'Brien amounts TO . military oifense
which justiiies the calling Of 4 court mar
tial. The court will meet in Olympia
November 9Th and will consist Of the fol-
lowing officers: Brigadier General A. P
Curry Of Spokane, Colonial Enoch W.
Pike Of Goldendale, Colonial 4. E. Carr
Of Seattle, Colonel Henry Landes Of Port
Townsend, Colonel Wellington Clark Of
walla Walla, Colonel J. Kennedy Stout
Of Spokane and Colonel Frank 7. Gilbert
Of Walla Walla. For the position q
Judge advocate tho governor has doslgs
mated First Lieutenant Charles r. Don
Of Dayton.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-22

A very formidable war vessel Is about
ready to fly Uncle Sans colors. She is
the monitor MiAntonomah, much changed
from her original design as built just after
the war. She is 259ls feet long, and car
ries in two double tnrrets four ten-iEch
rife guns, the most effective ship guns we
have yet turned out. She is belted with
twelve and one-half inches Cf steel and
iron, and sits low in the water. She is
intended for harbor defense, and will
justify confidence in her ability to make
q good fight against the strongest iron.
clad that can be sent against her. She
has two amiable sisters. the Puritan and
the Terror, who will also in due time 20
nto commission.
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fAs two mon weya walkioy In tho Al.
"" s :" wv
rectiOn Of the Hotel Spokane fiag which
1uu IOrineu part OF the decOratl0ns in
honor of thu f,fpu, a, AIana o~cr..i,,,, 49,.
~ " ss TA''''e eANuiS'0n was
-
street' OlOWn uOWn IRON It's original p0-
aikion hv the bi,,h u,ird n,a 81 tka
'O" W '"o "'k" "'nu' Ohe VI u'o
men stepDe1 into the street and picked II
-, :, ,
up, WnVed the starry banner until its
folds wera cleansad of the nnwonta,l dir.
which defaced Il, and rnllinr Il M tender
lyJcArfled u into tie hotel nnd dtpOhlted 1t
safaly In tho oa3.o Tt,a Ado. in ,h;-
'"'e'y ." wv Oue' A"o "SV' III tuls
signifcent little eDisode WIS Lieutenant
-,
GoVernor acknowledgements RstteT.
The sun was peepinE ore hill aui dale,
Chasing the Shahes nf the night ~ PATE,
When forth on the highway Of fair sIOkane
There strOde remarkably awful mnn.
tie strpked his chin with a modest grace,
patted the fuEz on his hard red face.
and gaIed at the sun with ieaante sinunch.
Anon his eye swept the clrcllng ground,
And q vIs0n of horror bis ODtIcs found
there In the dust Of the n,ornlng grav
rhe dag OF bis country all eruin 5led lay.
An msssage SsSS, q " welcome to cGar d'Alene
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-05
"A REPORT ON PORTER.

A committee of the National Civil
Service Reform League has been in.
VestigatiDg tho meth DDS Of Porter,
the census manipalator. 1t viii
presently publish report upon his
doinss. ... .s... ...... ... ,.@s..~,r..s.
The report is said to be q very in,
teresting one. 1t will reveal some
Instances OF fragrant disregard OF the
Oivi' Service law ami complete con-
tempt for the principle upon whic',
the law rests. If the investigation
has been -measurably thorough the
report will show much worse perver.
slons OF public functions To partisan
uses than any that are comprised in
che partisan appointment OF clerks
and the like. .........
Mr.. Porter has conducted the whole
business III such fashion as to aIs-
credit even its statistical results. His
census has been shown to be grossly
false in cases where It's falsity mlu-
listers directly to fraudulent partisan
advantage. He has arrogant!y ami
insolentiy refused even to Consider
the conclusive proofs offered that his
enumeration in New York City is
false to degree that robs the Stale
OF Representative in Congress- aud u
vote III tho Electoral College.
All THESE things the Committee
report will show II its investigation;
has been thorough. But the Com
mlttee Is II very sangulne body q!
gentlemen II 1t hopes that it's report
will yu-inG any official rebpke or cen-
sure upon Mr.. Porter's head. An
administration which has deliberate
Iy removed an efficient Collector OF
the Port OF New York for the sole
purpose OF putting in his place Il
spoils politician selected by Thomas
q. Plat to work /! Civil Service for
all it is worth, will not find fault with
its very ob5dient servant Robert L.
Porter for doing his part in the scheue
10 r1taln power in tho hands of !,
minority party pnd to re-elect Me,
Harrison by the vote Of packed elec-
torial colleges. IN. Y World.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-05
SEEN AND HEA.D or LATE.

A LETTER carrier ut Wheeling. w. Va,
success faliy delivered q r"ttnr 70 = man
with the name OF George DtAwiilcrwitz-
crnonthcrhcim.
a DETERMINED fe',o-no, Of CIR YER
vile, Ga, catchc; III :. ;.,,-o:', with u hook
not an or'i:aa:J hook. howcvcn
but an iron affair attached To 4 strong
pole.
a CoTTrc-Ec--r lo,,',tor shot M into n
tree at Wilt nc tIJ,l y.sy - H. III empty
crows nest, aad was very mach sur
priscd when Il twenty-five pound coon
came crashing tllrou,!! the branches.
A WEST PoISr cadet in full uniform
and IL Vassar college girl wearing tho
regulation square c1il>@c cap arc two
noticeable pcoplH q! -" Nshu'-; park
promenade and sccln to enjoy the curl
osity they excite.
JouN PITTS. . r-inI>lc, his wife. and
their scvcn-wc"', ID baby arc living
in dry-Foot!i box ii ~ open field near
Worcester, Alnss. I'lo".'t II . brick fire.
place outside the box, where the woman
does the cooking.