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WEATHER REPORT.
DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER IUREAU.

SAN FRANcIsco December 10. 1871
Weather Conditions and General Forecast.
Tie cold wave Is over Eastern oregon. but will
spread over Nevada and Utah, the high-pressure
area moving southwark along the west slope OF the
Rockies.
The depression in Southeast California last even
ing is this evening over Mexico. Just south OF
Arizona. and appearances would ind cate westerly
recurvs OF the disturbance that would give rains
and slightly weather TO Southern California
tomorrow.
Winds OF 20 to 30 miles per hour were reported
from Southern Arizona, and the cioudiness is eI-
tending in that region that at least the eastern
part OF Southern California viii have rains.
There was no apprecable rain in any portion OF
the Pacific division during the day generally cool
AID Cluuuless wea her prevailing. In Washington
there is partly cloudy weather and south east
winds the coast, and these conditions are pre-
sumsb.y tho forerunuers Of an advancing dist uro-
an toward the upper country and on this by
Yothes rains foreeasted for that res for TO-
morrow.
The seasonal rains to include this evening show
excuses aud deficiencies compared to the normal
as follows: TX ceSses-Olympia, $50 inches; Port
LAID. lis; Roseburg 2SS; Baker city, 1Ss;
Eureka, S45; Fresno, 0.25; Carson City, o.lS, and
Tucson, LOO The deficiencies are; Spokane,
IS. Walia Walia 2.+5; Red Bluff. 4bT; Sacra-
meuto 263: san Francisco, 81; Keller 0.S3;
Los Angeles, IS5; san Diego, 1856 Helena 2.O9;
winuemucca. OF Salt Lake City, 4.05, and
una 152.
Force st TIN & z. n. Friday.
For Northern Cahtoruia-Fair: northerly winds;
cooler il northern portion: stationary followed by
rising temperature in southern portion
For southern Califoru.a-Fa.r, followed by rain;
cooler; nor.hery winds.
For oregon and WaShiaEton-Fair; cooler.
cept rams and warmer IN Western Washington and
Northwestern oregon. extending eastward; warmer
q Rcse1u-S; soatherly winds il Washington and
variable ia Oregon.
For Utah-FaiT: cooler.
RoBERT K KERKtaf, chief OF Division
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misunderstood the Sign,

Warrant Clerk Pistolesi issued warrant
yesterday morning for the arrest of the
owner of trick BEAR" name unknown
to the complainant. George Lang. 1t ap-
pears that the owner walked into saloon
at the corner of Kearny and Sacramento
streets on Wednesday evening with young
Bruin In tow, and offered TO sell the brute
as a performing bear. He tried to make the
bear show off for the benefit of the by
ISLANDERS. but Bruin misunderstood the signs
given him, and chewed the leg of the com
plainant, the aforesaid George Lang.
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BAD ADVICE.

The statement is made that the thirty
telegraph operators who have suspended
work on the Southern Pacific Railroad line
were advised by counsel that they might
make an affidavit binding themselves not to
become member Of the Order of Railway
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DAILY GALL dEcludli.g sundays. Sc per year b.
mail, postpaid; Is cents per week, or 65 cents per
calender month through carriers. DAILY CALL,
I've copies. three months, So 20. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen p~grsl. 81 SO per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, 81 so per year post
paid WEEKLY CALL eight pagesl. 81 20 PEI year.
postpaid Cluhs OF ten sent to one addreSS), $40.
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
Dr-,-r,,rl-y : sQ1
FRIDAY
NOTICE

Any Of or patrons 1gho fail TO ind THE
MORNING CALL for sale By train-boys
uitconfer n faror By notifying this office OF
uQact, naming tie date and train.
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water cannot be stored even until the earth
has settled to the bottom. The Sacramento
Valley farmers have already met to consider
what measures should be taken TO prevent
the resumption of hydraulic mining.
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.rcTIo> SALES TODAY.

FuRN1runE-By VIM. Butterfeld. at 16 Post
ST.. at II O'Clock.
Books.-By E : Spear s Co., at 81 Suffer ST., at
II O'Clock.
Bu11pI,,e MArERIA1--By A. j. Meadows. al
Townsend
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sab Montgomery street near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock r n. BRANCH OFFICES: no Market
street near Kearny, open until II O'Clock midnight;
$50 HAYES street. open until $3.50 O'Clock; sos
Iarkin street open until 80 O'Clock; 25ls Mission
street open until Q o'clock p. NJ: and l16 Ninth
street open until g 40 p. N.
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An Ordinance Xotoed.

Mayor Sanderson sent to the Board of Su-
pervisors yesterday n message vetoing the
ordinance providing for the appointment by
the City Fathers Of Board of Health.
There are several reasons for the veto. the
first being that the new ordinance is uncon-
stitutional and invalid, and secondly. that
there are no vacancies on the Board of
Health to fill
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL
New York. .BRENTANO BROS, Union Square
Chicago News Stand Palmer House
New orleans. Recommendation 4 JoUBERT,
1884, Common ST.
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LECTURES ON EURoPE.-The frst of eourse
of six lectures on European travel VIII be
given this evening at the Plymouth Congrepa-
ilonal church on Post street, near Webster In
aid OF the Church Fund O. H. Steele is the
lecturer, and Will illustrate his subjects with
colored stereoptIc0n views.
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SUPERB holiday gifts. English edition Ency-
elopedia Britannica; Century Dictionary fnow
complete); Picturesque California Dewings
Flood Building, sole agents.
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'CoMMoN SENsE."--Rev. f. r. jewell. DID
will deliver lecture in the lecture room of tho
Powell-s street NJ. L. Church to. morrow evening.
Subject, Common Sense"
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STATE FLORAL SOCIETY. - The California
State Floral Society will hold It's regular monthly
meeting this afternoon al 2 o'clock. "Pan,es.n
topics to be discussed.
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pROPoSALS-NEwC CITY hALL-SEALED PRO
L posals for The following work and materials will
be received by the Board OF New City Hall Commits
Sioners In the chamber the Board of Supzrysors
tween the hours OF IL A M. and IL N. OF that day:
Contract 32-For providing and putting in piace
walnut furniture in the Assembly chamber OF the
1892.
Contract 33-For plastering OF the exterior W aIIs
etc. OF the northeast and northwest wings Bids will
be received for each wing separately or for both
To be completed by May 81. 1892.
Contract 34-For repairs in tn office of the City
and County Assessor. To be completed by March
81, 1892.
Contract 35-For certain work in the northeast
wing and the finishing OF the basement and sub
basement thereof and other works adjacent. To be
completed by June 80 1892.
Contract 36-For finishing the exterior OF the
rotunda walls and coIonnade 60 the height OF top
OF principal baiustrsde and other WORK: also Tor
building masonry. steel and other supports, etc. To
be completed by April 80, 1892.
Contraet 57-for supplying and putting in place
furniture and fittings etc, the rooms Of the
City and County Attorney. To be completed by
March 81. 1892
Contract 3S-For supplying 1000 barrels OF ce-
mont before March 81, 1892, according TO speciica
tons.
Reference is hereby made TO the plans speeifca-
tions and conditions Of contract the Office
Secretary aud Architect under which this werS
must be done. The Secretary will furnish blank
forms of proposals to intending bidders No bids
VIII be entertained unless made upon blanks fur
rished All bids must be accompanied with n Ger
tined check for 10 per OF the total sum OF ten
der The board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids Payments will be made by audited de-
Hall Fund. Bidders must strictly comply with the
proposals in reference 10 certified checks.
GEORGE Il. SANDERSON,
THOMAS j. L. SMILEY
JOHN II. BURST,
Board OF New City Hall Comm issiouers
EDWAKD l. WoLfE Secretary dell Set
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Now is the time to send our California Glaee
Fruits TO your Eastern friends. Only 30 cents
pound. Two pounds and over In jap. baskets
T0wnsend's, 627 Market street.
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mrs. WinsIow,s ,ootbin- svruny

MRS. Winslow's soothing Syrup"
Has been used fifty years by millions OF moth
ers their children while teetning with perfecs
success II suothes the child. softens the gums. al
lays pain. wind collie regulates tho bowels and
Is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teething other causes For sale by drug =
rists in every part OF the world. Be sure and ask
Tor Mrs. winslowas Soothing syrup. Twenty-Five
cents bottle.
EXTRA mince PIES. SWANS 2l3 Sutter street.
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Inso1vent Butchers.

Ludwig Lutte and A. Barthold, butchers
at PIG Sixth street, filed petitions in insol-
vency yesterday. Their debts amount to
S1442,
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Woodlands New Bank.
The Yolo County Savings Bank has been
Incorporated with 100000 capital. It will
be established at Woodland.
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ONE REsIGNs.-Samuel Potter, a clerk in tbe
CnstUm-heuse, has resigned. His successor ba,
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NEW ENGLAND dinner Tor % cents ut Y. M
c. A Hall. 232 Suffer street, friday, December
llth. from p. NJ to p. M, by Baptist ladies'
ISOLATION.
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NEW styles of white china for decorating at
Nath an, D0hrmann & Co.'s, 1872 to 1872 suffer
street, below Kearny.
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CHOICEST French candies and chocolate
creams in the city. Townsends. 627 Market at.
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DIFFICULTIES with the liver and kidneys. causing
pains in the back, lassitude and general weakness
are readily cured by Hoods SarsapariIa. the
great regulating medicine. Sold by all druggists
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DoN'T miss the great book, picture and piano
sale at DewinR's, Flood Bldg. Open evenings. :.
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Paying the Fun Penalty.

John Burbank. who struck Marcus Nagle
on the head with beer glass during sa-
loon row. was tried in Judge Troutt's de-
partment yesterday on charge of an
assault with deadly weapon. The jury
found him guilty of an assault, and waving
time, he was sentenced to thirty days i'm
prisonment in the County Jail. He has
been in Jail two months awaiting trial, so
will pay the full penalty for assault.
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THE MORNING CALL
PuRIICATIoy OFFICE :

Has larger circulation than any other
published in San Francisco.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
- Council. No i. Knight: Kadosh. -
Meeting THIS tr :. o,.0o EVENING
1t. GEO. j. ROBE. Recorder. JM
" Golden Gate tncampment. No.AA
THIS EVENING at O'Clock. Ali Patriarchs/\
1t - H. C GEORGE. Scribe.
H Officers and Members OF >S$s@4azs.
Es~S Apollo Lodge, No. 1913, l. o. o. SSZ$@
F.. and visiting brethren are cordially 4S
10 be held under the auspices of this lodge THIS
(FRIDAY} EVENING. at s o'clock noun
HOLLAND SMITH, Recording Secretary. 1t
BS IS. /. o. o. f.-MemSers 81 the *:
dG 2sss to B. WEES 5ssF iss
Washington ST; any desiring to pay their dues can
do so at the same address BY order
dell q ChAs. A. WISEwELL. Rec. Sec.
gS Parker Lodge, No. "a. l. .ssssy@nx.
a~S o. o. F:-omcers and Members-SS84
Sirs and Brothers: You are ear nestly 5@S
requested to meet ia Odd Fellows >|=Hh7S>
Building FRIDAY EVENING, December nth, at
O'Clock sharp to attend in body district
meeting No, IS: a good literary entertainment and
general good time is anticipated.
SAMUEL NALL. Rec. Sec. delo 2r
|" Abou Ben Adhem Lodge. SSSa=zz
S~S No. ll2. l. o. o. F--Members SSZ
cordially invited TO attend meet
ing of District No. So IN Memorial! /%4hN>~
Hall, FRIDAY EVENING, December nth.
delO 1t L. w. JEN sen, n. 6.
" Special Meetipg-The officers and
G-S members OF the Brck-handlers' Protective
and Benevolent Union of California are hereby
notified to attend meeting of the above-name ed
union THIS (FKIDAY) EVENING. December .
1891, at 80 O'Clock. at 1T Ferry St Business of
the greatest Importance Will come before the meet
ing; every member must DO present. BY order OF
the President. ~ O. HANSEN.
}. s SMITH, Secretary. 1t
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DRESSMAKERS.
PROPOSALS.

I INSTRUCTION IN DRESS-CUTT1NG, s. 7. IA
L Ior system. by one of Taylors best instructor
L. p. WYANT (late Chicago IL Geary R $50
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


M ANTED-BY STRONG WOMAN. CHAMBER
w work or light homework for room and board
Address Strong. Box Ill. CALL Branch ONCE. II "
Nj IDDLEAGED WOMAN WITH GIRL. OF
fu wants place do general h ousework. Call Car
los place, off o'Farrell ST.. mr.. Powell. dell 2t+
CITUATIoN WANTED BY MIDDLE AGED
- woman; Is good cook and hOusekeeper; city or
country. Call 220 Mnna ST. IT.
COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES SITUATION
" general housework in American family: good
COOK and iaundress: city or Oakland; wages $50
Address \. D., Box 80. CALL Branch. IT.
GOOD RESPECTABLE AMERICAN WOMAN:
" fine housekeeper: not afraid work; honest and
reliable: alone; wants good home with good reli-
able party; In need; low wages. Please call imme-
diately, 273Ta Minna st downstairs 1t.
EIRsT CLASS COOK WANTS SITUATION;
~ ~ willing and obliging; no objection to large ram
iiy good reference. 662 Mission ST., near Thrill
GENERAL HoUSEwoRK BY CoMPETENT
days at T59 Mission ST. IT.
GERMAN LADY, FINE PIANIST EXPERT
~ eneed teacher. willing TO assist IN business or
light household duties wishes position; city or
country. MRS. B.. 339 Hayes ST. IT,
YOUNG GIRL. LATELY FROM THE OLD
country. wishes situation assst In housework; Is
good worker: don't understand cooking. is willing
TO learn can do chamberwork. 446 Tehama, n 6th'
ELDERLY LADY. COMPETENT TO ASSIST IN
~ light housework in n small family; wages pro
portionod. Address W. L. Box l07. CALL Branch
once. del0 SIS
4 GOD pREsSMAKER WISHES WORK: 81 A
VI day, Dressmaker. Box $50. CALL Branchl0 81
DESPEcTABLE GIRL WISHES SITUATION.
IL private family is GOOD cook and laundress
Call 30 Jessie st. del0 2t+
SwEDISlI GIRL WISHES PLACE DO GENERAL
- bousework. 10 Boston place. oil First st. 10 2t*
HoLoRED WOMAN WISHES DAYS WORK
- cleaning or cooking by the day. Call or apply at
2l12 Hunt 81. delO 2tf
CtTUATIoN WANTED BY AMERICAN GIRL
~ to do chamberwork and sewing nurse inya lid /;
city or country. Address u. L., BOX 12i, CALL
Branch once. de 10 2tS
CITUATIoS WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED
- ladies' nurse, also taking charge OF 1nyalids:
best OF reference given from hysieianS. Address
Muse. Box IS. GAIL Branch Once. del0 2tt
COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES SITUATION TO
" do housewor k IN small American family: coun-
try preferred. Address c. w. Box 12l. CALL
Branch. del0 pts
SCANDINAVIAN GIRL WANTS TO DO HOUSE
- cleaning, washing and ironing by the day. Call
60s Mnna St del0 2t"
DESPECrABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION;
III good cook and plain washing. Please call at
Room %, O24 Howard St del0 ITS
COMPETENT GIRL WOULD LIKE SITUATION
- at housework Address 5l7c ShotweIi st. 10 Is
young GIRL WISHES SITUATION IN SMALL
L family 500. Call 90 Fair Oaks. del0 2t+
N OMAN WANTS WORK BY DAY WASHING
w and ironing; reference. Address w, Box 1870,
CALL Branch Ofiice. deg 3ts
pESPECIABLE GERMAN LADY WISHES A
IL situation to do cooking homework and plain
sewing in respectable private family Apply BAT
Fifth ST. dec 3t*
WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS-THE WEEKLY
y GAIL, IN wrapper. ready for mailing
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LECTURES ON HEALTH.

Mrs. Longsh T otis to Talk on Subjects
Beneficial to Women.
At the Baldwin Theater on Tuesday af-
ternoon Mrs. Longshore-Potts. MD, of
Philadelphia, will commence a series of
lectures on health and disease, to women
only.
This lady is firm believer that the dis
semination of hygienic laws is essentially a
factor in the moral progress Of the COM
munity, in that perfect hygienie life pre-
cludes the idea of excuses of any sort
She is an enthusiast on the subject of good
health, but is net at all pedantic or unrea-
sonable In her requirements. As she ex-
presses it, zone may comply with all the
hygienic laws without atall interfering with
everyday life or in the indulgence of life's
pleasures" She does not believe In the Inn
practical brown bread and milk" theory
advocated by many. In other words, one
can have a good time and enjoy lots of fun.
While Mrs. DR.. Potts has some strong
ideas on the subject of dress. one OF her
axioms is that it is woman's duty to make
herself rs attractive as possible. She her
self appears in elaborate costumes, several
of which show the magic touch of the mas
ter--Wurth himself.
All the health lectures will be illustrated
by stereopticon views, rendering the subject
more lucid and giving ocular demonstration
of the points touched upon.
On Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock the only
lecture 10 both sexes will be given, entitled
Love, COurtship and Marriage" This dis
course is humorous in trend, yet not losing
touch with scientific facts
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in the employ of Balfour. Guthrie & Co;
One sister, charming young lady, named
Belle, completes the family.
w. F. Boswell is good specimen of a
California boy, we'll educated, with brains
and business push He is a great tall
fellow of six feet, rather slender, but with
finely shaped head. a thick growth of hair
which he wears la ponlpadour, and clear
blue eyes. He is a most cuorteous and oblg-
ing young man, and has this good trait, lie
makes friends fast, and he keeps all that he
has. he does not loose any. He is kind
hearted, and does not seem able TO refuse
aid to those who ask it of him, aud if he
can be said to have any weakness of charac-
ter, it must be summed up by saying that
it lies in the st rength of his affections.
Although all business in business hours,
Mr.. Boswell knows how to shut business
cares into his private Office and take a light
heart and pleasant manner into society
with him, where he is a general favorite
He Is bright and good company, an ex-
celent dancer, and remarkably fond of
music, being often seen at the opera. So
well does he fit his character of gay and
light-hearted young bachelor that it is
wonder that he has not been already ap-
propriated long ere this.
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Collector of the Port Phelps received a
communication yesterday from the Treas
ury Department inclosing letter to it from
Tsni Kwo Yin of the Chinese Legation,
complaining that Chinese are subjected to
outrageous proceedings in that their certifi-
Gates are cancelled and taken from them
and the holders returned TO China. Col
lector Phelps will reply that Chinese con-
sular certificates are not honored at this
port as evidence of any ones right to land,
and that the Chinese are we'll treated.
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Holds the distinction of being the worthy
son of sire of undoubted integrity and
business ability. Nearly forty years ago
Alexander Boswell. the father. came, a
young man from his early English home, to
try his fortunes in the tabled FL Dorado, Cali
fornia. San Francisco was his home for over
thirty-fve years. Here he married, raised
family Of children, and in 1889 died. leaving
his business to his son. lie married Calf
fornia girl, Miss Lizzie Mollette, who, al
though born in New York, spent her child
hood in this city and, growing up to woman
hood here, she became the bride of the
thrifty young Englishmap. The young
man, whose picture Is at the head of this
brief sketch. was born in San francisco on
October 16, 1858, and was educated in the
North Cosmopolitan School during the
administration of that remarkable woman
and leading educator of the Pacific Coast,
Miss Kate Kennedy. In 1877 he babe fare
well to the school room and entered an
apprenticeship TO his father.
MIR. Boswell has two brothers, one. Arthur
L., machlnist, the other, Henry c., clerk
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MANUEL LOAIZA

Belongs to one of the leading Spanish
American families in our city, whose
women are beautiful and whose men are ac-
tive in business and charming in society.
The member whose portrait graces the col
umns of to-day's CALL is a handsome
young man, great favorite in society and
very much admired, especially by the oppo-
site sex, who lose their hearts to his fasci-
mating manners. his delicate attentions aud
his beautiful profile. He is an accomplished
musician, graceful dancer, and thoroughly
vprsed in all the arts of being agreeable.
His features are clearly aud delicately cut,
his eyes are dark, tnstrous and soft and
''his mustache is just too lovely for any
thing but to be admired"
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Discovery of America.

AS an important historical epoch is ap
preaching the California Society OF the
Sons Of the American Revolution, at q
meeting held on Sunday. resolved to reques,
the clergy and teachers of San Francisco
and throughout the State, in acknowledge
ment of and to mark the day that COM
mences the .four-hundredth anniversary
year of the events which led up to the dis
covery of America, to make the subject OF
their discourse or address for Sunday. Octo
Der 18th, the discovery Of America"
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Assault by a Burglar.

A charge of an assault with a deadly
weapon was entered yesterday against Ed.
ward Carly, alias Bill Karr, alias Mike
Nealon, alias Mike Golden, one of the burg
lars who broke into Edward Haaf's resi-
dence at 1880 Howard street on Tuesday
night. When pursued and cornered Carty
drew knife and tried to stab his captors.
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THE CALLS
PORTRAIT GALLERY.
Some Of The Men Who Are We'll Known
In San Francisco.
The Right Rev. William Ford Nichols, DID, W.
Babcock, W. F. Boswell, Conrad Her.
mann and Manuel Loaiza.

To-day THE CALL presents the familiar
features Of some of the leading men in San
Francisco to its readers. 1t will readily be
seen, from the accompanying sketches. that
the gentlemen represent widely different
lines of thought and business enterprise.
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The Temple Emanuel is undergoing re-
pairs which will cost about S5OOO The
fence in front and the vestlbule have been
freshly painted, and new carpets have been
laid. The large pipe organ is in process of
rebuilding. This will cost nearly $1,000 adj
ditional. The temple will be ready Tor oc-
cupancy on October I'd.
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Poor Thing.

The poor old hose-cart, how it is treated,
says Berkeley correspondent of the Oak
land Times. After being rudely walked up
from its sleep of months and rushed down
to Sundays fire and banged around, the
height of cruel treatment came when, in
stead of being gently led back to its little
house. 1t was left right at the scene of ac-
ton for four days with no protection from
the weather
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sorted into the hair iuiiicie remaining till
the follicle is decomposed aud the hair Is de-
stroyed. when the hair is removed and q
second hair operated upon In the same way.
1t is perfectly painless and harmless
method, and is Endorsed by ali physicians
of eminence. No pain, scar, trace or injury.
Every woman with hair on her face should
rid herself OF this obnoxious biemish. Stop
using preparations that only tend to increase
your trouble, such as denilatorles the
tweezers, razor, etc. Persons having bat
few hairs on their face previous to the use
OF such remedies. will find their face covered
with dark, coarse, stiff hairs after several
applications have been made The reason is
very apparent. You cut off the fine downy
hairs as well as the stiff ones and cause them
to come out sitter, coarser and darker every
time they are tempered with until you soon
have your face covered with beard that
will. If you persist in the use of these prepara-
tiOns, soon be as heavy as a mans. Stop
using them and employ the only means that
can destroy them forever. the Electric Needle
process. We employ only skilled and ex-
peTlenced operators. and can safely guarantee
perfect satisfaction in every case For fur
Their particulars, call or address THE
NEW YORK ELECrR0LYSIS COMPANY,
225 Geary ST., San Francisco, Cal. Book free.
Hours-9 to A Sundays, 10 to 1. Consuita-
tion free. au30 Su II