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The morning call., 1891-02-08
wEATHER PREDICTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE, U. S. ARMY
DIVISION OF THE Pacific, ,
sAN lRANcISan Eeh. z. 1914 p N ]

SIGNAL SERVICE, U. S. ARMY
DIVISION THE Pacific,
SAS FRANCISCO. Feb. z, 1875 P. N.
synorsis for the Past Twenty four Hours.
The autEcyolone has moved northward into wash
fngtou where 1t is now central. The barometer has
Arizona. where it has fallen considerably. This
fall IN barometric pressure is due to the resultiye
eject OF the cyclone which disappeared TO the east
Ward yesterday afternoon. AS the storm-eenter
gradually moved eastward from Washington the ef-
feet OF the low barometer was gradually propa-
gated southwark into Nevada and Arizona, as is
usual in such cases. The rise in barometric press
ure In Oregon and Washington has been very de-
cided, also in Northern Nevada, and over this
the region decided fall in temperature taken
place The winds are generally westerly in all dis
trfctS, being more from the north in California and
Nevada, where the velocity has been brisk TO high.
Eureka, So miles, from the north; Red Bluff, 20
miles, northwest; Sacramento and Fresno, Is miles,
northwest; Los Angeles. % miles. northwest; Car
son City Il niles north. The temperature has risen
slightly Southern California aud Arizona, else
where has fallen. Rain, with Snow in mountains,
hGs fallen IN California, Nevada oregon and Wash
ington. The following precipitation is reported
from Signal Service stations: Fort Candy 0.O1 OF
m inch. Portland 0OS, Roseburg O.IS, Baker city
O.U2, Eureka 07S, Winnemucca COS.
Forecast TIL 3 2. Nj. Sunday.
: For Northern Canornia-Fair weather; north to
west Winds nearly stationary temperature, except
cooler in the Interior
For Southern Ca!itornia-Fair weather; north to
west winds; nearly stationary temperature.
e. For Oregon ana washingtoH-Fa we5ther; winds
generally westerly; nearly stationary temperature,
except cooler at Portland Walla Nalla, RoSeburg
and Baker City. JoHN P. FINLEY.
Lieutenant Signal Corps an cnargel.
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objection may be urged against German that
has kept the Presidential bee out of Senator
Carlisle's hat. Both are natives of the South,
Carlisle's home is in sight of Ohio and Cor
man probably spends more time in New
York than in Maryland. Still, as Senator
Carlisle said in recent interview, no man
living south of Mason and Dixon'S old line
would be considered an available Demo-
cratic candidate until the Republicans set
the example. Mr.. German would be ac-
ceptable to the Democrats who regard Mr..
Cleyeland's free-trade views as an element
of weakness in a Presidential contest, and
also 10 the practical politicians who have
become impatient Of the restraint imposed
by the civil service reform law. The New
York World and sun have apparently COM
bined forces to give German lift.
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w. r. Bowen has entered protest in the
General Land Office against the issuance
of patent to c. j. Miller for the lands en-
braced in the townsite of Raymond, Fresno
County. The protestant alleges that the land
was not subject TO entry under the pre-emp-
ton laws of the United States for The reason
that it was used for trade and business that
Miller entered the land for the purpose of
making it station and dividing it into town
lots, and that prior to final entry it was
known as the town of Raymond In sun
port of the protest certified copies of a con-
tract between A. II. Washburn and Bowen.
dated in February, 1886, are also filed. show
ing that at all times the land had been used
described in the contract with Washburn is
part and parcel Of the land described in the
final entry of C, j. Miller
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SENATOR GoRMAN.

Since Governor Hill of New York ac-
eepted the office Of Senator Democratic
journals which oppose Cleveland have
taken up Senator German of Maryland. Mr..
German was entrusted with the manage
inent Of the fight against the Federal EIee-
tion. Bill and his success has practically
made him the leader of the Senate. The
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Brought Home for Burial

The hody of Leonard Tobias, the way
ward son of wealthy New Yorker, who
committed suicide in Yokohama hotel sew
eral months ago. was brought over on the
Gaelic yesterday for shipment to New York
The remains are inclosed in au inch thick
pine coffin, Theoretically selled in a leaden
case, and the two recepsacles inclosed in a
two-inch wooden case. They will be In
erred in the family plat in New York
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SiItGGl-PagG Edition.
NOTICE.!

ANY Of our patrons who fail to find
THE MORNING CALL for sale by
train-boYs will confer favor by mott
flying this Office Of the fact, naming the
date and train.
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The California Safe Deposit and Trust COM
pauy, with paid up capital OF 81 100000 corner
OF Montgomery and California streets. has estab-
lished savings department in connection with
their business, and are Inviting savings account s
from all classes of our citizens. They expect o
pay as large rate OF interest II not larger, than
any other savings institution in The city. This
company accOIds to dep0sitOrs a guarantee Of
307 per cent which Is very much larger thaz
that accorded by any other Ike Institution on
lne Pacific Cnasi Call or write for nIosnecIns =
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Kindness Reuarded

The members of Engine Company 70.
mindful Of the many kindnesses thew have
for years received at the hands of Peter Nc
Mahon, the waterfront hotel proprietor
presented him few days since with a hand,
some gold lecket, suitably inscribed. The
recipient is very proud of his gift.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES

T. tILF CALL lincluding Sundays So per year by
mail postpaid: Is cents per week, or IS cents per
calendar mouth through carriers. DAILY CALL,
five copies, three months. So %. SUNDAY CALL
twelve pages). 81 so per year, postpaid SUNDAY
CALI. and WEEKLY CALL 81 50 per year, post
paid. WEEKLY CALL (eisht pages), 81 % per year,
POSTPAID. cubs Of ten (sent TO address,, $40.
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DE-. Rarrnus, HALT.

The fact has just been made public that
the Rev. Charles Dana Barrows is suffering
from an attack of aphasla, and is being
treated at an asylum in Lowell, Mass. for
the trouble. The disease is mental one
and affects the invalid in sucha mann er that
be cannot properly express his thoughts.
DIR. BarrOws Is said to be in such serious
state that bis recovery Is hardly eXpected
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roE Montgomery street, near Clay. open until IL
o,cIofk P. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES; 7lo Market
street near Kearny open until u O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; sos
lsrkn street, open until 80 o'clock; 25ls Mission
street. open until o'clock P. NJ. and ll6 Ninth
street omen until 80 p NJ
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SENTENCE OF A BURGLAR.-Judge Angelott,
sentenced James Doyle to the House OF Correc-
ton for two years yesterday. He was arrest ed
for burglary OF the residence of f. r Noble,
PCS Golden Gate avenue.
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The Victoria Colonist says: It is es-
timated that the civic revenue for the eur
rent fiscal year will amount to about $685.
COO and the expenditure to about $3.50, 900.
including tho payment of the overdraft,
making a deficiency of between $4,000
and $50 00O
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BY order Of the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union all the different brands OF cigarettes
in The market are being analysed. The ladies'
expect to fud that all of them are poisonous.
But that has nothing 10 do with Henry ScheII-
haas the most popular furniture-dealer in Oak
land. Everybody should patroniZe him before
atners, as good bargains can only be had OF him.
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BANK OF SASGER.-The Bank of Sanger has
$40. $50 OS liabilities and resources, according
Ia The report made by Commissioner DunSmoor,
who examined the Institution on the 4th lust
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To buy the best stoves. kitchen supplies aud
shelf hardware for the lowest prices at Charles
Brown 4 Sons new store. 1913 Market street.
Academy of Sciences Building.
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Two YEARS FOR BURGLARY.-Patrick Brown
who pleaded guilty of burglary, was sentenced
10 two years Imprisonment in the House of Cor.
rectiOn, yesterday, by Judge Trout.
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The Time Has Come

"a MANS house is his CASTLE" and he has q
tight TO feel proud OF it if il has been furnished
with goods from Il. Schellhaas, 4OS Eleventh
street Oakland
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"Wh0 will be our next Mayor?" Is the all
absorbing TOPIC of Oakland. The question, how
ever. Is one of easy solution. Simply go and ask
H. Sehehaas, on whom there is no moss. He is
too wide awake for that and gives the best bar
gains in all kinds Of furniture. Everybody
knows where his establishment Is for 1t has be-
come Il feature of OAKLAND.
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SCHELLHAAs' big furniture-wagon is safer
than gun-we always know when it is loaded. .
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LOOK out for ihe great sale OF Clarendon
Heights lois, February 20, 1891.
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PHILOSOPHICAL LECTURE.-Tne fourth OF
the 1heosophcal course of lectures will be given
this evening at Red Mems Hall by L. p Nc
Carly, upon The subject, "TheoSophy and An
clenI kreemas Onry-AIe Ihey Idenllcal 2n
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r. II. Cropp, conductor on the Ellis
street cahle-road, entered into wager with
another conductor. few days ago, that he
could beat the schedule time over the road
from the park to the corner of Market and
Ellis streets. The bet was decided on Fri
day afternoon. when Cropp ran over the
minutes.
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a GOOD appetite usually indicates good health.
Hoods Sarsapariila creates and sharpens the appe-
tite and tones the digestive organs. cures dys-
pePsia sick headache
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NorICE OF MEETINGS.

EES improved Order of Red S~
l-D Men-Brethren of the order and '<Ssvst-Ns-
members of Pocahontas Tribe, No. IL, No.
are invited and requested TO assemble at 80 Post
st. on SUNDAY al 2 NJ, for the purpose OF attend
ing the funeral of 7. 6. S. WENTWORTH, de-
ceased. j. L. MERG UIftE, SachSm.
BY Improved Ord Red Men.
S~S OfHc. of Great Council of Califor-
mia, 500 Post ST., San Franei-co, February ~
g. 1891 The great chiefs and members of treat
Council of California Will assemble AT $40 Post ST.
SUNDAY at II NJ. to pay the last tribute of re-
speet to deceased brother. J. 7. Ii. WENT
WORTH, =. c. S. All members OF the order cor
daily invited to participate. BY order,
fe7 q j. w. MAHEk. q. c. of Z.
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AUCTION and commission rooms, 406 Eleventh
street. / 0. 0. L. Building, Oakland
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a Nov Sayinps RapI.

COLONIAL MAIL.-The steamship Monowai,
which left yesterday for Australia. carried the
mails for the colonies There were 24O sacks in
all, including the English mails
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EF Sons of Temperance
G-S public experimenting ~
will be held in Grad Central Hail, <zA
cor of Sixth and Market SIS, THIS kEEA
(SUNDAY) kVENiNG at 8 O'Clock. Rj~szA
Rev. James Campbell will speak on ES.4SSA
Intemperance Viewed Prom Fi-fTs9'7fsf5SSSt5A
Prison Life" A musical and liter
ary programme will be presented. All are invited
Seor frsa n n
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E. H. BLACK. palnter. removed to114 Ellis at

BAR counters constantly on hand. 321 Sutter..
BRoKEN horehound CANDY, 2oc 10. Townsenas
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LOOK out for the great sale of Clarendo,
Heights lots, February 20, 1891.
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THE most eficaelous stimulant to excite the appe
lite is Angostnra Btters, the genuine OF Dr. J. G
3. Siegert a Sons. At your druggists
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

To- Or. j. NJ. TIE nple. Renowned Test
Gs~S medium-Colege Hail, l06 McAister, near
LeaVenworth, 2:30 and z. NJ. this day: Thursday
evening. Henry House. Ninth ST., near Br adway,
Oakland: residence SOB Turk, cor. Larkin.
-SS57 nr. C. n. kin-es-Spiritu Meeting.
G-S 500 Market ST., st. Georges Hail: Sunday CIR
Gle 80 r NJ free; conference and tests at p. NJ,
assisted by other mediums. All invited. Admission
10 ennis 1rf
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CuURCH NorIcEs-CoNrINUEp.


ES HamiIton-square Baptist Church,
w. Runyan pastor. Preaching at IL A. NJ. and Z 80
T. NJ. Morning subject: g The ONCE Work of
tue Holy Spirit" Evening: The Love of the
Holy Spirit, evangelistic service following. Young
peoples meeting at GAS P. NJ. Seats free and all
welcome. Take the Suffer. Geary, Turk or Ellis ST.
cars and bring your friends. 1t
TSS Bible Christians VIII Meet for vi
ES-S vine worship in Foresters' Hail. 20 Eddy St,
every Sunday at p NJ. All invited. Chris
tiaus earnestly contending FOR the faith once de-
Iiyered TO the saints especially invited. Subject:
1.-The Unequal Yoke" BE not unequally yoked to-
righteousness with unrighteousness. and what COM
mHnion hath light with darkness ?" IL Corin-
thians vi Its
F. Miles Grant of Boston VIII Preach
es~S in the morning at the church on Church St,
bet. Twenty-ninth and rbirtieth and in the even
ing at the Uniou-Square Baptist Church, Bush ST.,
near Larkin. Its
RF Unitarian Serv;ces-Mission Orera
es~S Hail, Mission ST.. bet Seventeenth and Eigh-
tenth. The distinguished Boston divine, Rev. W.
r. Aiger, will preach Sunday evening at 7:45
o'clock. Subject: No Monopoly in Religion
The Oakland Male Quartet will lead the singing.
All persons cordially invited. Its
gP Young Mems Christian Association
Grant ave - Union mass-ineeting of young men
only this Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Address
by Rev. w. S. Bovard, Alb. Subject: True Test
of Religion" All young men welcome. Mr. and
Mrs. Bailey of Minnesota will sing several selec-
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- BEST INTHE WORLD i"-CutieT Bros Boston
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam for Cough,, Colds and
Consumption. San Francisco Druggists
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BurrER;cK & Co.'s Spring Styles. Catalogue
mailed free. H. A. DemlnS. l2f Post street.
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,,-E,IC,TIoN OFFICE.

THE MORNING CALL
E,s a larger circulation than any other
rervsnnner nnbiished in San FRANCISCO.
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HIGHLAND Brand OF MIX (unsweetened) is the
purest and best condensed milk. Try it.
The morning call., 1891-02-08

II afflicted with sore eyes DR.. Isaac Thomp
sons Eye Water. Druggists sell it at 70 cents
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1t would not be a bad idea for the President to
select Californian to succeed Secretary Win
dom. The desire OF the Pacific States to secure
representation in the Presidents Cabinet would
thereby be gratified and the selection would re-
suit In the fiscal policy of the Administration
being carried out by Western man not domip-
ated by Wall-street infiuencas
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DIVIDEND NOTES..

- y.
lS Dividend NOtice-Offce of the Cali
G~0 fornia Electric Light Com any, 227 and 229
Stevenson ST., san Francisco, February g. 1881
AT meeting OF the Board of Directors OF the abov
named company, held this day. a dividend mo. Az
of 10 cents per share was declared, payable at the
company's Office. February 10. 1891. Transfer
booSs close February H. 1891.
fe7 st GEORGE H. ROE. Secretary
ny Dividend Notice-Office of the Pa
B~S cifc Coast Boray Company, san Francisco
Jan. 81. 1891 At a meeting OF the Board of Direc-
tors OF the ahoye-named company, held this day
dividend ono. y of one dollar tS1) per share was
declared. payable TUESDAY Feb. 10. 1891. at the
office OF the company, go Montgomery ST., Rooms
IL and II. Transier-booss close Feb. 5. lS9l. at
O'Clock r. NJ. Tia31 I'd ALTON u. c: OUCH. See
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Inc more the facts regarding the With
massacre are considered the deeper grows the
impression that EnglaBd's attack on the natives
was unJusuhable The unhappy Sultan, for
whose head 10000 rupees was offered. has since
died. owing TO privation and grief over the
mlsertes brought upOn his people
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SPIRITU aLISAI.

A RRINED-hRS. DIR. A DE HOWE OF NEW
n YORK; is only natural born trance medium in
the world; Is seventh daughter, born with double
ven and wonderful prophetic gift OF second sight:
this she VIII prove: every hidden mystery revealed:
tells entire life in dead trance gives ouruae
in fun, also your future husband or wife; in bnsI
ness. lawsuits, marriages, divorces. deaths uniting
the separated, removing evil Influences, restoring
lost love she has equal. and wishes II distinctly
understood that she advertses nothing but what she
can do: all who are in trouble iuyi.ed to call aad De
convinced; $4,000 challenge To any medium who
can excel her. ParlorS. 1920 Market st opp I'm
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r~P The CaIedonian Club VIII S7>.
EF~S give grand concert of sailors \, q 81
songs and deep-sea dittles and social SVA>fNI
dance at Scottish Hail. los LarSin St, on ~
FRIDAY EVENING, February 18th, to raise money
to assist MIR. John McLachIan who lost both of his
at Sanak Island, AIasNa. An attractive programme
by eminent talent Will begin promptly al 8 O'Clock.
Admission by tickets, so cents each be obtained
frcm oricers and members OF the club and at the
door OF Scottish Hail. Hat and CLOAK rooms free,
feS SuWe vt LITERARY COMMITTEES.
~ Nicht in Bonnie Scot y -,
EA~S Iand.-Dr. G. II. Steele's StereOpti- n. u ~
con views and lecture the scenery SA>EYS
aud romantic story OF scotland, with Nv
songs and music for the benefit of the St. Andrews
society on FRIDAY EVENING, February 20, S91.
Admission 25c. feSsl5 1t
EsS= &C ttish Hall, IO5 Lartin q -
G~S st-Seventh grand annual Valen- y, NV
tine party, with Gale um-ght effects, on NIX
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. IA. 1891. ~
Parties holding invitations for Norman Beatons
famous family gathering, every Tuesday and satur-
DAY, cordially invited feS - Ia 81
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fSSSs Simps Memorial Methodist rpis-
S~S copal Church. cor. hayes and Buchanan SITS
Rev. Angelo Canoll. pastor. Rev. Dr. A. c. HIrst
President of the University of the Pacific will
preach at II A. NJ. and the Rev. Dr. Rutledge of
OHIO at 80 y. NJ. sun day-schOol at l2:45 r NJ
Lieutenant Ii. p Mcintosh. superintendent En-
worth League service at d; 80 p. NJ, G.. b. Perkins
President he seats in this church are free. Ths
public VIII be warmly welcomed. Ushers In attend
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CHlRCH NOTICES.

EXTRA mince pies, SWANS. 2i8 Suffer street.
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BoARDiNG WANTED.
DENTISTS.


YOUNG LADY WISHES ROOM AND BOARD;
i references exchau ged. Address. fuIl partieu-
lars, ROOM Box 81. CALL Branch once fe8 2tf
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- ST. Patrick's Day ~ S&Cs@AA
5-S Convention, ls90-1S9l.-4 IEr(l\Y%aJ.
An adjourned meeting of ST. &-Ctsc A\stSsssSE y
Patrtck's Day Convent Ion. 1890 lxlIsS\ ~ e -
VIII VIII, be held n n ,, X r b. Hall $500
SUNDAY, February 18th. at . p NJ Inc Financial
Secretary ana the Treasurer Will submit their re-
ports. he Convention OF 1891 will meet and or
game at he same time aud place. All Irish Ameri-
can organizations In the city and county are re-
qurste9 10 send -FOUR delegates each. EI-OliceTs,
Grand Marshals, orators and poets are entitled to
seats In the convention The proper celebration OF
ST. fatricks day Is OF deep interest to every true
of Old Erin and It therefore desirable that the
eonventio should be composed Of men OF ability
and sterling patriotism.
THOS. X. BANNERAIAN, President
NJ. r. DO<IEAVY Secretary fa3 x o+
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Presbyterian Cburcb
w. cor. Franklin and Vallejo sts-Rey w n
mcfarland, pastor. To-day the first anniversarv -;
this church will be observed. Rev Robert Maet,an
zie VIII preach In the evening at 1870 At III a NJ
the pastor VIII preach. 1he choir under the a 80
tion OF Mr. Martin Schultz, will lead In the serytc
OF song. sun day-schoo ut 1880. BOYS, Brigade
VIII meet at AS. All welcome to these ser
Ices. y" snost serV-
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DUNG AMERICAN GIRL IN AMERICAN FAM
lily OF for light housework. Apply Room g. 37
Post ST.. from IL to and 7 to 8. fes3t
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W ANFED-GooD LAUNDRESS FOR DAYS
week: Protestant second girl, $25 Irish
ehces so each: frst-class German cook, 1885, two
motel mattresses, $l5 each 1rst-class COOK $40 also
helper, $16 cook for Tresidio, $25 three house
work girls for Mare Island $50 and $25 fifty house
WORK girls, $50 aud $50; ten young girls at SIS
each woman with child, $40 month Apply Miss
PLUNKETT 424 Suffer st. fes 2t
Young AMERICAN GIRL IN AMERICAN FAM.-
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MASSAGE.
A GNEs ADAMS, MASSAGE. 1870 EDDY SF,
~ hours l. to 10 p. NJ. feS 7te
ETHEL LIE ROY, AT PARLoRs,S AND A. 9i7
IL Market. fe7 I'm
MRS. THOMSON, HAND-RUBBER AND SwED-
w lsh movements lis Grant ave-, Room 2. Z 3tf
n ROSE CLEVELAND FROM n. V: MASSAGE
. q: Nucleus House. RIM: = asss.aats az .
ATTOSNEYS-AT-L4AW
A DvIoE FREE; DIVORCES A sPECGALY: NO
terms reasonable: charge unleSS successful; and
all other law both civil and criminal pushed
vigorously; collections, wills, etc. L. ENGLEY
ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION. II kearny ST. fss II
u L. o'CoNNoR. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, 40
H. Montgomery ST., San Francisco, Room 20 Pro-
bate ana real estate law Patents solicited I9tfSw
pvICE FREE; SPECIALITY, DIVORCES
= privately, quick time, laral everywhere; cOec-
tons, etc; terms moderate; no charge unless sno-
cessful; attorneys all courts; estab'd 10 yearS Isw
once, y. w, HOW Z q CO, 26 kearny st. aulS q
FRANCHISE GRANTED FOR TWO CAR LIN Fs
to Lakeview. ia25 II
CLARA sHoRTRIDGE FoLTz. ATToRNEY-Ar
- law, kearny ST.. bet Pine and California deI2 6in
z A. CRoTHERS. ATToRNEY-Ar.LAw- 6Oj
~. Gay 81. nos II
w w. DAVIDSON, ATroRNEY-Ar-LAw 40
W CallI0rhia ST. Rooms ills; advice tree. d3st
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best oldest
anu largest evening paper published the COAST
orders by postal-card or otherwise will receive
prompt attention. ofiice 622 Montgomery ST.
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M ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE.
w unfinished paror floor or large alcoye
room, with hot and cold water and privilege OF
bath; no housekeeping, for lodging only. address
j. R., Box l15, e ILL Branch Once. les at@
UNFURN!SHED ROOM. WITH NORTH LIGHT;
Branch once. foS y.
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ETtsbNfPrIGO rcI,
lf~S Mason ST., near Eddy-Rev M NJ G5,san
ID, pastor. Services at II A. NJ. and Z 30 p NJ
The pastor Will preach both morning and eyenng
Sabbath school and PASTORS Bible class at Is.aaG
NJ. Professor Yusef Arbeely aud sons OF Da mas
Gus, syria, VIII give their unique aud instrnctfva
lecture in this church Tuesday evening Eehr, =
10th Admission rs cents. o. i uttS