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The morning call., 1891-02-15
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CENERAL SHERH AN.

The 5s' f the last of the great heroes
Of the Ha- lgeW 10 a close on SATURDAY.. By
kind Of lmRoB consent the fame Of
Grart She an and erijan has been con-
sjdere6 US ii a higher ehaFacter than that
% iHeir fe ow-soldlers. Their respective
merits are measured in popular estimation
5y the service they performed. others
may have Been as brave and devoted as
hesa, bat these rendered the greatest ser
vice. Sba- aan remark a On Tue occasion of
Gr'uts O that he ought, IN The nature
OF things TO have been called first. He
vGs q little older than Grant 10 years, but
junior in honors. he almost inherited from
Grant the office OF General. which was ere
aied for the former Sheridan came to the
title by the retirement OF Sherman. There
VIII doubtless Je some diff renee 10 opinion
as 10 the qualities Of Sherman as a military
leader. There are those who will contend
that his military genius needed restraint;
that the cooler head and more even tenn
pes reut Of his superior 10 command were
essential to his success. But he was a gen.
eral Of Infinite resources. % great daring,
and Of fores ight that was allied ~ genius.
When The war broke out b. brought upon
his head the ridicule OF smaller men by
the prediction that 4 quarter II q million
OF soldiers woub be needed TO bring the
seeding States back INTO the Union. lie
recovered his reputation, however. when the
Government had a million in the field, and
for time was only able 20 keep the rebels
in their own States. The feat of general
ship with which Sherman's name will be
most tnseparsbly connected was his cutting
his connections with the main army and
commencing his memorable march through
the South. Many military men thought it
n foOlhardy act" and predicted that
neither General Sherman nor bis army
would ever be heard Of again. But Sher-
man had estimated the resources of tue
Southern generals more correctly than his
critics. He was heard of again, but not
through tie line of his march, When he
reached the sea the nation knew the war
was over The Federal armies had the foe
surrounded. Sherman has been criticized
again for the terms of peace he outlined in
his interview with General Johnston. The
innate generosity Of his nature may have
carried him beyond the bounds Of prudence
In the moment OF victory, but in view Of the
subsequent plan OF reconstruction adopted
by President Lincoln, the magnanimity of
Shermau's terms do not seem irreeonciIa BILE
with tue craftsmanship. Since the war
Sherman has often shown himself a man of
impulse. These impulses bavs, however,
always been generous. He liked to helm
people ne Hked, and was not always careful
to convince himself that his choice of OBJ
jects was the wisest that could be made
There was nothing sordid In his nature.
He did net know the meaning Of the word
jealousy. No one admired Grant more than
the man whose own glory was eelipsed by
that of Grant. Sherman never Questioned
the absolute justice Of the nation estimates
of Grant and himself. Not word ever fell
from his lips to indicate that ia his own
heart he thought the nations verdict un-
just
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KINDRED MEASURES.

The Nicaragua Canal and the trans
racine cable are kindred measures. Each
tends to divert the trade of Asia, Australia
and the Pacific Islands from the Suez route
TO the American. Neither will be complete
without the other Vessels crossing the
facific to pass through the canal on the way
to the Atlantic States OF Europe should he
provided with points along the route at
which they may be reached BY cable. Presi.
dent Hartnell OF the Pacific Cable Company
is confident that the bill before Congress
VIII become law. He finds friends for it
where he had expected opponents. Mem
berS from the Atlantic States take national
view of the question, and even Democrats
who oppose Government aid to private en-
terprises admit that the Pacific cable prnpo-
sition rises above the considerations that
justify opposition to subsidies for ordinary
purposes. The fact is admitted that il the
american Government does not aid Ameri-
can tnserprise to lay cable across the
4 "cihc, English and Canadian capital,
packed by the Government, will do the
WORK President Hartnell now homes to
nave cable laid to Honolulu by the lat of
next January. He says the cable NAV ba
conlpieted to that point within eight 1.ootbs
ai'et TUG contract is awarded
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ST. VALENTINES DAY.
A Decided Falling Off in the
Number of Missiyes.

Good old ST. Valentine Is fast being deserted
by his subjects. Yesterday was his particular
day OF all The days OF The year and yet there was
nothing to Indicate that anything out OF the
usual was on hand. Even the weary letter car
riers and postal clerks, who have been wont to
await the advent Of the day with feelings of te
gIet, have no longer any cause for complaint,
and yesterday they smiled AT the discontinue OF
the good old saint when they beheld the small
number OF tributes paid him by his once numer-
Gus train OF followers.
Gully $4,000 envelopes and packages extra or
about 30 per cent more than the regular mail
passed through the hands OF The postal depart
meul, which is a sad falling OF nom The 100000,
and even more, which flooded the mails I'm
former times and which kept the CLERKS busily
employed for u week. The reason for this
great decrease Is not known, unless II be that
this Is iD ali things practical age. In which peo-
pie are too busy 10 devote their attention TO
beaiIx and bellies of other days. AT all events,
whatever the reason may be, The fact remains
that st. Valentines day is becoming less re-
gatded, and seems IN a tair way to sink Into com.
paratye dlsuse.
One mark Of improvement was noticed, how
ever, ana that was in the falling off In number OF
what are known as "comic" valentines which
were unrisaled IN the way of coarse doggerel aud
cailealure, and which never bore any real con.
nection with the day. They have seen their best
Gays, fortunately, and the quaint little mssiyes
planted them- The mail yesterday fully demon.
sta ed1bis fact, and cupds. amalory verses and
arrow pierced hearts were in demand In a greater
pioportionale degree than ever before Sill
however, the DAY was not eyeutful me aud
Was Dut tame reflection of those gone by,
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wEArHER rRnpIcrIoNs.
SIsSNL SERVICE. L. $. ARMY,
DIVISION OF TUB PACIFIC.
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sIeSNL SERVICE. L. s ARMY0
DIVISION or TUE PACIFIC.
Sax FRANCISCO Feb. ID, 1875 ,. NJ. }
synorsis for the Past Twenty four Hours.
. The cyrione OF Wednesday IS moving gra liaiIy
eastward INTO British Columbia. The barometer is
lowest tie Washington coast and highest In
EASTERN Arizona Throughout Northern California
Nevada. Oregon and Washington III barometer Is
,,se- quarter 4 inch below the normal During
thepast twelve and sweHtyfour hoGrs It hos fallen
lucse rapidly California and Nevada The in
haencc of the storm center has extended southwark
untii'it now Includes the whole OF California. The
winds are southerly in all districts and generally
brisk 10 high, especially IN California and Nevada
Red Blur southeast. 30 miles uer hahc Winnie
mueea. southwest, 90; Carson city, south, p; San
1canclsco, southwest. 80; Keller, southeast, AZ.
The Temperature has fallen in Northern California
and IN Western Nevada; elsewhere has risen, ex-
oeptfn southeastern California and Arizona. Fair
weather has prevailed in the southern portion OF
southern California I'd In Arizona, elaawhcre rain
OF snow has fallen. HE following precipitation is
reported from Signal Service stations: olympia,
.l6 Of IN iHch, Astoria. So; spokn1c ats, .O6;
Mall4 NaIIa- .27; Bslrr CITY. so. F.-..l d. 90;
Bosebgrs, 81; Req Is %. 2..-s Sad. 70, -;
Carson City. trace; san I.aacissg .tt.
FO5 coast TIL sf. sunday.
For Northern Gallon al ain. auuile snow
in the mountains: brisk no H. son % 81 winds;
nearly stationary temperature. cv-5rt Ha, In the
southeastern portion at. 1 ~ SOB. Sev.-a
For Southern Cal.forui4-l as.lpt lair FOL
lowed BY rain al Eg,ra liiI south to
west: cooler.
For oregon and WASH st9u-laiH. turning to
snow II the mountains. sts iy south to
west; nearly stationary ten
JeuSF its-.ET,
Iierr7uant SisHsl C'ras .ia caarge).
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age 70 per cent tin. Specimen pieces run as
high as 60 per cent. A flve-stamp MIL near
the shaft will enable the company TO make
experiments which will determine the Kiha
of machinery to be used in the permanent
works. The owners and managers OF the
mine are Englishmen. who have had prac-
teal experience in the mining and manu-
facture of tin in the old country. 1t was
the presumed lack of tin ore of the right
kind which gave some force TO the argument
against the increased duties on tin plates
levied by the Mckinley tariff. From present
appearances this argument will soon cease
to have weight even with free-traderS.
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the owners of silver bullion upward of 20
cents an ounce more than it is worth at the
present time. The advocates of the policy
of giving the owners of silver fictitious
prices for the commodity are working lor
themselves, not for the public or party
The course which the Government is now
pursuing gives the profits on silver 10 the
public instead of spectators, and 1t tends
to advance the price of silver without any
di sastrnus CONSEQUENCES following.
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san BERsARprNo rrN.

Tin is cropping out on ali sides. Appar-
ontly more absurd mistake has never been
made than the assumption that there were
no TN deposits In the United States. A re-
porter 81 the San Diego Sun describes trip
TO TIE San BernardinO tin mines. A
TUNE p be three-quarters Of mile
long IS about to be commenced,
5pt q me meantime ore will be
The reduction works. There is no
be amount Of ore, which viii aver
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sTRsCKlrTfoN RArEs,

DAILY CALL iinelading Sundays. s. poryear by
uisl postpaid: 10 cents per week, or IS eenis per
calendar month throuyh carrier baiA4 ALL,
I'VE COPIES three months S. -. SUNDAY CALL
twelve psges). 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL ami W EERLY GALL. 81 50 per yoar post
raid WEEKLY CALL leight pagesl, 81 rs per year.
rcstuafd gutls Of ten fseDt To one address,. $40.
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srssontcomery street, near Cth., open unt!l II
s,cio,s p ~ BRANCH OFFICES; no Market
street near Kearny. open Until O'Clock midnight:
$50 Hayes street, open untR 80 O'Clock; sos
Isrtin street. opeu Until 80 o'clock Isl Mission
street open until O'Clock P n, sRds las ninth
stifet nnen unfi. g 40 p. u
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OFF MEIGGS WHARF.
The Body OF Woman Recovered From

the Bay.
The body of an elderly woman was found
floating off Meiggs Wharf yesterday after
noon. 1t was recovered and conveyed to
the Morgue. In the pockets of the unfortu-
nate were found SIS Is in coin and two gold
rings. She also wore soiid-gold breast pin.
Receipts from the United Endowment A $50
clates and from the United States Laundry
III gicated that her name was Elizabeth Ken
nedy, but it could not be ascrrtainrd
whether The case was one of accidental
drowning OF suicide.
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A PROFITABLE PRoPos1Tror

contemporary seems to believe that tbs
republican party is responsible for the nc'
lions OF the Chronicle. which advocates The
Tree coinage of silver. which means g,vine
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FURTHER ALLOWANCES The Hovard $780,.
Extension Commissioners have granted Mis-
voss, whose realty Is located on the b,,I , ,,.
theT allowance Of $3.50 to compensate he. for
Mrs Sanborn was also allowed $3.50 for ia auan i
on her property 'oA thc Well
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A CHARM AND CHAIN.-At the meeting of the
Point Lobos Improvement Club in Vorraihs
Hall on Friday night Thomas G. Parker the ra
charm and chain $50 N'Ss"nt
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SiIl9el PAGE Edition.
NoTlCE!

ANY of oar patrons who fail 70 find
THE INCOMING CALL for sale by
train-boYs win confer favor by mott
flying tn &c of the fact, naming the
date AM an.
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SIX HUNDRED ARE WELcoME.--The mass
lneetlne iof young men this afternoon at 3
O'Clock at The Christian Association Hall win ho
addressed by Bishop W. F. Nicnols Thers i a. ~ %
900 seats III the hall, ana the FIRST coma M, a.
the first served TO a good seat O'"'o VIII oe
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GENUINE NoBILITY.-A lecture IN German
on "Genulne Nobility" Will be delivered this
afternoon al o clock before the German branch
NJ &. A. a. 232 Safer street. Voc,J s,ios
VIII be a special feature Of The meelInr ~ 90.oo
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OFFICK,

THE MORNING CALL
Hs. n larger circuia ion than any OTHER
1,e,ysp.per published ia San Francisco
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J.fCuTTER's OLD BoURBoN.-ThIs celebr,taa
WHISKY is Tor sale by all frst-class druggists nd
giocefs. Trade mafk-star within A shiaid
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ALL arrangements OF the kidneys and ,,,.o.
In the back, tired feelings and weakness are
by HOODS sarsaparilla. This medicine is pureIv
vegetable. 1t is sold by all druggists o'
The morning call., 1891-02-15

USE Angostura Bitters, the worldrenownad sor.,,
american appetizer of exquisite flavor Manufacrrred
py Ut. D. IL IL. Siegert * Sons. ASK your lru,,
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FISH FOR LENT-A choice assortment OF as, n,
~n'iosa.e prices IN Quantities to suit sbarboro q
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FOR CATARRHAL AND THROAT D1sopnrns
1roInS bronchial 7roches" are renowned and
harVeiously effective. giving Immediate reIief
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BEST INTHE WORLD l"-CutIer Bros, Roston
vegetable pulmonary Balsam. for Cough,, Colds and
Consumption. San francisco Druggists
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YOUNG PEOPLES MEETING.-There will he
special young peoples meeting led by Mrs T.
O: Robinson. al The First methodist Church mi
afternoon al $3.50 O'clock.
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BROKEN horehound candy, zoe lib. Townsend,

Two YEARS FOR BURGLARY.-Frank Earl
was sentenced 10 two years imprisonment in tn q
House Of Correction by Judge Murphy yester
day. He had been convicted of burglary ''
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III amicted with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac Thomn-
sons Eye Water. druggists sell 1t at 25 cents
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LOOK out for the great sale of Clarendon
Heights lois, February 20, 1891.
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LOOK out for The great sale Of Clarendon
Heights lots, February 20, 1891.
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bUrrERIcK Co.'S Spring Styles CataIocpe
mailed free. II. A. Deming. l24 Post street
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BAR counters eonstantIy on hand. adj sntta

HE PAID TIE FNE.-Judge Trout Yesterday
lined Michael Conlon 500 for an assault upon
his vile, Mary L. Conion. The fne was laid
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT NO. 9-PRoBArE IN THE Su-
~ perior Court in and for the City and County OF
San Francisco. State of California. In the mater
OF the estate of SUSAN X JAMES deceased No
tice is hereby given that Friday. the 27th day OF
February, A ID. 1891, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ OF said
day, and the courtroom OF said court, at tina nav
City HAIL in the city and county OF San Francisco
State OF California have been appointed as the time
aud place for proving the Will or said SUSAN X
JAMES. deceased. and for hearing the application
OF CHARLES A. JAMES for the issuance 10 him OF
letters Iestanentary In the estate said deceased
Dated February IL, A. b. 1891. WIN j. BLAT-r-
NER CLERK, by /. B. HouGHTON Deputy Cierk
GEO. ID. SHADBURNE, atty FOR petitIoner.i el3 I3t
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EXTRA mince pies. SWANS. 2l3 Suffer street
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eS St. Patrick's Day 81 @WSA5
GlS Convention, lss0-l 1897; :. frlsT(NINsR.
An adjourned meeting OF st. SSAAAA \NxEIr
Patrick's Day Convention. 1890, cSs4sS NJ GG.fs
MIN be 5 neld p o. *: II sts ha on 9
Secretary ana the Treasurer VIII submit their re-
ports. The Convention OF lS3l will meet and or
can organizations In the city and county are re-
uuested 10 send four delegates each. kx-ottcers,
Grand Marshas, orators and poets are entitled to
seats In the convention. The proper celebration of
ST. Patricks day is of deep interest to every true
son of old Erin and 1t is therefore desirable that the
convention should be composed of of ability
and sterling patriotism
THUS Il. BANNERMAN, President
4 DONI.EANY. SecretArY.
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SPIRTTU ALISM.

A RRIVED-MRS. DIR. a. DE HOWE OF MEM
- NorS: is only natural born trance medium in
the world; is seventh daughter, born with double
veil and wonderful prophetic gilt OF second sight:
this she viii prove; every hidden mystery revealed;
tells your entire life In dead trance; gives
IN fun, also your future husband or wife; In bust
ness lawsuits. marriages, divorces, deaths uqIting
tne separateu removing evil Influences, restoring
lost love she has equal and wishes ID disttnctiy
understood that she adverises nothing what shs
Gan uo aii who are In trouble invi,ed to Garland
convinced: $1,000 challenge To any medium w:,o
can excel her. fariOrs. 1920 Market st opp IN
SO CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
State1 - $50 S-
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E. II. BLACK, painter, removed 10 III Ellis st
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PILLS cure SICK headaone.
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

SUNDAY MEETINGS.
- DR.. j. NJ. Temple. Celebrated Test
~ Medium, College Hall, 106 McAllister; ESQ
TO p. NJ; residence SOB TurK cor. Lnrktn. lt*
~ Iheosophic ! SOciety-Free Public
49, lectures every sunday, 80 r. NJ, Red Mems
Hall $40 Post st. Tonight: Jesus, the Initiate"
~ Mrs V Question: invited IT.
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Congressman, not charmen OF committees, are
not TO be provided with clerks at public expense
the House having defeated tbs proposition by a
vote OF ~ to 46. 1t is well that the dstermi-
nation 10 authorize tile employment Of session
clerks at a salary OF 500 month was recon
sideTed,
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To- Young Mems Christian Association
H~S Hall. 232 Suffer ST.. bet. Kearny st. and
Grant aye.-Grand union mass-ineeting of young
men this Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Address
by bishop W. f. Nichols. The doors will be open
at , 80 o'clock. Service commences promptly at
O'Clock. Subject: Muscular Christianity" There
are 500 seats Ia the hall and the first young men to
come will be first served to good seat. Young men,
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= HamiIton-sauare Baptist Church,

H5sS BibIe Christians will Meet for j.
80 vine worship in Foresters' Hall, 20 Eddy st,
every Sunday at F. All invited. Chris
tians earnestly conteudIng for the faith once de-
Iivere to the saints especially invited. Subject:
.hIan's Total Depravity." The heart is deceitful
above all things, and desperately wicked; who
know IL ." Jeremiah xvii Its
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AGENTS WANTED.

MONEY TO LOAN ON real. ESTATE IN
1h quantities to suit at low rate of interest Ap-
ply to the California Mortgage Loan Co.., 1873 Mont
gomery St. San Francisco. deS Su e
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VI AsSAtIs

VI sSSAtIE..
Nj rs. THOMSON, HAND-RUBBER AND SwED-
W Sh movements. lis Grant ave. Room 81 Ia -
ROSE HILTON AND SADIE CARLTON
n. with MRS. ROBERTS, $50 Mission ST.; baths
massage dally onsn sunday. A. NJ. 20 / p. NJ Q -
y ROSE CLEYELAAD FROM y. Y; MASSAGE
q. NueIens House. RIM. 20; assistants ia7 u
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.


g7s- Occident l Lodge. No. 22, d. a
49, and A. M.-Members not fed "A
ate nd the funeral OF Brother HENRY * u
WILLIAMS, deceased. from Masonic Tem-/g\
pie THIS SuHDAY, February 18th. at 30 O'Clock
p. NJ BY order OF the Master,
1t Ii. JONES Secretary
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FINANCIAL.

FOR SALE-lO0 SHARES OF AN INTERIOR
national bank declaring 10 per ceaI; rare
chanee Address T.. Box 1921, CALL hranch. It's
81 900 ono TO LOAN ON RANCHES;
sUO. oOO.OOO large sums below market rates
JOHN 1. LITTLE. 10 Sale Deposit tudg. dc Sun
M ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE C. IL
1I STREET & CO., AIS Montgomery ST MOI tI
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ o3S kearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money ON diamonds, watches: low interest oc4 Il
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PS First Baptist Church, Eddy ST.,
E~S' bet. Jones aud characterization. j. q. A.
Henry. pastor, will preach at II aad 80
p NJ. Morning theme: "Yard-wide Christians"
Evening topic: outside Saints" Baptism III the
evening. Sunday-schooi at 1890 p. NJ. Young
Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor $50
p. These services are open TO the public. Strau-
gers welcome. lt~
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MRS. SMITH, PHRENoLoGIST; LESSONS
W giyeni also fortune-teller. ll49 Market. Is It's
NINE. MoREAU, IS FOURTH ST., REVEALS
IVA past, present and future; fee Csc. feI4 ST.
NJ ME. ISABEL, LATE OF BOSTON, MEDIUM
4h and magnetic healer. Run. IS. 765 Market. l 3 Il
AIME. DR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC REVEALER
w by eggs and cards. tells entire fife past present.
future; consultations all affairs. nothing ex-
cepted; name given valuable advice and sure help;
diseases cured: fee 81: letter -. 80 Kearny ST. Il
= REATEST FoRTUNE-TELLER IL THE CITY.
" reveals past, present and future Call and Sc,
MISS SELMA, TS9 Mission ST, near Fourth: fee
ladies 5Oc, gentlemen 81 lucky chartsL myS &
UGUSTA LE0LA. FoRTUNE-rELLER AND
- olalrvcyant; magic charms; love tokens; shows
true pictures OF future huSba nds and wives teaches
fortune 2326 Mission ST., Goth Zee 81 ly25 l2ma
NINE ATALANTA. WONDERFUL MEDIUM,
W tells entire life from cradle TO grave: seventh
daughter OF the SEVENTH born with double veil:
hours from 9 A. NJ. 10 9 p "; also on Suudays: 5Uc
and'Sl; by mail 81. 96S Howard st. nos Il
MME WALTERS. 5lT TEHAMA ST. Mr. ara;
W fortunes tod; ladies', Use; gents. SUc open Sun
nj NE. SHMID, FROM VIENNA: NOSE re
uh nowned; revealing HES future events; iadesS 81
gentlemen a. by mail Si. uflice 500 Mission mrl G
THE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
10 10 cents per week. delivered by carrier any
part of the city; the Bulletin is tue beSt oldest
and largest evening paper published the coast:
orders by p1Stai-eard or otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 81 Montgomery 8.
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E% Nicht in Bonnie Scot q NJ
S-S Iand.-Dr. c. II. Steee's stereoptt- N A1
con views OF and lecture on the scenery SATNS
ana romantic story OF Scotland, with w
songs and music for the benefit OF the st, Andrews
Society on FRIDAY EVENING, February 20, 1891.
AdmissIon S5c feS 10 2t
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e. Grace Methodist Episcopal Chur CHI,
~ Twenty-drSt and Capp sts Rev. Il. McClish,
d. D.. pastor: residence. $40 Shotwel st. Preach
ing tomorrow at IL a. NJ. and 30 r. NJ. Subject.
morning, The Significance of the Lords Supper" !;
subject evening, " Spiritual Dscernment." sun
day-school. $50. Young Peoples meeting, $50.
PRAYER meeting, Wednesday evening. All are
Kindly lnYited to these Services. feI4 Il
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DENTISTS.

DR. 4. LUDLUM HILL. l445 MARKET ST NEAR
- Eleventh: no charge for extracting when plates
are made; old plates made over like new; teeth
from 50 per set; extracting 5Oe gas given Ar
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ES7 HOward-Street Methodist Episcopal
es~S Church. Howard ST., bet. Second and Third,
two blocks from the Palace Hotel-Rev. s. V. Leech,
DID. pastor. Sunday services at II A. and 80
P NJ Sunday-schOol at u AS p. II. Young peoples
meeting at 6 80 p. General praise. prayer and
testimony meeting Wednesday at z: o 2. NJ. Pro-
lessor Martin Schultz. Musical Director. Subject
OF morning sermon: "Ihe Witness OF the Holy
Spirit" Subject OF evening sermon: Seasons OF
Special Opportunity" Strangers and friends
daily invited all services. Pastors residence,
6l:; folsom ST. Its
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Even rebel Brgadier offered a deserved trib-
ute 10 Sherman's tIansceDdenI military genius.
I'VE differed with him. aud contested campaigns
and batilefeds with him, but We welcome the
history of the great soldier as bright Inherit
ance OF The country" declared Senator Morgan
when tidiugs OF The Generals death were re-
celYed BY the Senate.