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THE ADVANCE IN SILVER.

a number of separate causes combined to
cause the pending advance in silver in New
York. 1t is said that a pool in Paris is
Specializing for the rise. Spain has author
lied an issue of paper based on deposits of
silver. Portugal is reported as being about
TO follow the example. The demand for
rupees in London has become more lively.
Operators in New York have come to the
conclusion that there is more money on the
bun than op the bear side of the market.
These various incidents have ali had their
influence. But the really potent factor in
the case has been the gradual absorption Of
silver by the Government under the working
Of the law which requires the Treasury 10
buy very nearly the whole output Of the
silver mines.
Not content with the natural operation of
this law, tie silYer-miners are again elamor-
ing for the free coinage Of silver This is a
matter in which it behooyes the public to
insist Oh an exact definition Of the purposes
Of the silver men. If they merely propose
u require the Mint to coin so many grains
Of silver into money at the gold price of sill
yer on the day OF coinage. they viii en-
counter but little opposition. 1t will do no
harm to increase the volume Of silver cur
Teney, provided the coins are intrnsicaly
worth something like their face value But
If they propose to require the Mint to give
the Nevada and Colorado miners a dollar
for 70 cents worth of silver, on tie ground
that silver is just as much a standard OF
value as gold, people viii pause before they
approve SO dangerous an experimental any
rate until the other commercial nations of
the world agree to the double standard.
And they will bs confirmed in their attitude
Of hesitation by noticing that the chief adj
Vocates Of the proposed change are almost
exclusively producers Of silver, or persons
and newspapers which are believed 10 be in
their pay.
These individuals, who refreshingly de-
mand that the policy Of the United States
shall be shaped so as TO pour money into
their pockets, dwell in so contracted
sphere that they do not see beyond hori-
ION under their own noses. They do not
understand that the commerce of the world
is conducted by firm consisting of num-
Der of trading nations, of which the United
States is but one. That commerce exists
for the Interchange Of commodities between
nation and nation, for money. 1t follows
as a matter Of course that there must be
uniform money, which shall circulate among
them all. Tie United States cannot, Of
its own mere motion, declare that 90 be
money which England. France and Ger
many will not accept as money IL it does,
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JAPANESE IN JAIL.
A Protest to Judge Sawyer From
Consul Chinda.

The cases of the four Japanese women
will be called in the Circuit Court of APP
peals tomorrow. This is to test the validity
of the new immigration law. In the mean
time the women are in Jail, which has
moved Consul Chinda Of Japan to address
tile following pertinent letter to Judge
Sawyer:
Dear Sir: am credlbly informed that on
the 18Th inst. the four japanese women who
were in the charge of j. l.. Hatch, Esq, Com
missioner of INN igraton, were by your order
placed in charge of the United States Marshal
who has them inc arcerated In the Alameda
County JAN.
While have no desire or wish TO, in any man.
ner, interfere IN the execution Of The laws Of the
United States, / deem il my duty 10 protest
against such action on the part OF the Unied
States Marshal. and request that the Japanese
women alluded TO may be released from jail.
] am induced 10 make this protest and applIca-
tOn for their release from the fact that IL Is not
claimed nor does il appear that the women have
been guilty OF any Oftense that would warrant
their confinement 10 jail.
AS you are aware they are here. being detained
on TEMPORARY landing as contemplated in the
act OF Congress approved March 3, 1891, the
eighth section OF which provides, among other
things, that during such inspection after tenn
poraIy removal The Superintendent shall cause
such aliens TO he properly housed, fed and cared
for"
l fail to find any provision iu the act that war
rants their being placed in JAIL and while II is
true that they are here on temporary landing
Cthe steamer that brought them having returned
10 Japan, would respectfully out earnestly re-
quest that while their cases and all matters per-
tanning 10 the same are being under Amusement
they should be treated as subjects OF Japan,
guilty of no offense against the laws Of this
country. With assurances OF high regard.
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Z" ONE ToUCH OF GLORY"

A New York paper somewhat efusively
says:
The one touch OF glory in ali this baccarat
business is the devotion and herOism of the
woman who, loving Gordon Cumming stood by
him in true womany fashion in the hour Of his
great adversely and became his wife while the
newsb0ys were still hawking the news Oh his
calamity upon The streets.
A great many women have been made
fools of by this kind of sentimentality. Ro
mantle girls have been encouraged to disre-
gard evidence of the unworthiness Of the
man they had set their affection upon by
appeals to the devotional element in their
nature. They persuade themselves that
there is heroism in standing by man whom
everybody else knows to be a rascal. There
are feminine minds which seem inaccessi-
BILE to evidence that conflicts with their pre-
conceived notions. If a woman of that type
likes man she will not believe that he can
do wrong until he has done wrong to her.
When she can bear wrong no longer she
goes back to her family and admits that she
was mistaken.
The fortune which Sir William Gordon
Cummings wife inherited from her Ameri-
can father will enable her TO live without
The aid of her family. But this fact does
not in the least affect the character Of the
act. She said in effect: 81 will take this
man to be my husband in spite of evidence
against him which to jury of cool headed
men was convincing" There is a good deal
that is idiotic but little that is heroic in
such conclusion. If Miss Garner could
have known that Cumming was innocent
there would have been both heroism and de-
votiOn in her course. But she did not know
and could not know. She had no reason
even to suppose that he was innocent. APP
Iarently she did not care whether he was
innocent or guilty. She probably loved the
man as her Imagination had pictured him to
her, and simply refused to believe that he
was not all her fancy painted him. Such
freaks have to be borne with but should not
be encouraged.
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VESTED RIGHTS.

The North American Commercial Com
pany has given notice to the Secretary Of
the Treasury that it VIII put in a claim for
losses sustained on account of breach of con-
tract on the part Of the United States Gov
eTnmen. The company says it was assured
"a quota Of $4,000 seals in 1890, and was COM
PEELED to cease taking seals when only about
one-third Of that number had been taken.
Again in 1891 the Government has limited
the company's catch 10 1890 seals, which is
insufficient to pay for the maintenance and
education Of the inhabitants Of the islands
of 81. Paul and St George. While there
seems to be Justice in the claim Of the North
American Commercial Company for REIN
Iursement for losses sustained, it does not
follow that the Administration has pursued
an unwisa course in respect to the Behring
Sea controversy. When the seal contract was
awarded TO the North American Company
in 1889 the Administration could not foresee
many things that have since happened. The
controversy assumed such form that arbi-
tration seemed the only alternative of war
and the American case was not clear enough
TO Justify the Government in rejecting a
form of settlement Of difficulties it has often
urged upon other nations. Mr.. Blaine
-nHoNcu lndt Hicdt DA4td4u Add oA64Cioeu
rights nearly Identical to those the United
States claimed in the Behring Sea, but this
point viii be considered in the court of arbi-
tratioD. The agreement the Administration
has entered into with Great Britain prOYid
ing for a closed season was inconsistent
with the contract the Government had en-
tered into with the North American Com
pany, but the claim Of the company is one
that a comparatively small amount Of money
viii satisfy. The American Government
has gone to the extreme of Cancellation in
accepting the condition upon which the
closed season agreement was reached, but
through such Cancellation final settlement
of the controversy is likely TO be secured.
The money cost Of effeeting a settlement of
an irritating national dispute is not to be
considered.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE Z. 5. ARMY, !
DIVISION OF THE Pacific, :


DIVISION OF THE Pacific,
san FRANCISCO, june 20, 1875 P. n. }
Synopsis FOR the Past Twenty-foUr Hours.
Tie cycIouic disturbance Of Thursday has passed
eastward into Montana. and there are some indi-
cations Of the approach OF another disturbance near
vancouver IS,auO. The winds still sOutheTly
fl " ashiuCton. and during the past twelve hours
the barometer has fallen In Western Oregon and on
the northwest coast OF California. The barometer
has risen most decidedly in Nevada, Eastern Oregon
and Eastern washington. II Is still below the nor
NAL a. all stations except I'm Northern California
and Nevada. Il is highest the northwest coast Of
California lSO02) and lowest in Arizona (2970)
The winds have shifted TO westerly in California.
Arizona aud Nevada, and are generally SOutherly in
oregon and Washington The following high yeloc-
titles have been reported; san Francisco, west 20
miles: Wiuuemucca, west. ~; Astoria. southwest,
Is. The temperature mas fallen in Washington and
risen elsewhere II is Sill below the normal except
on che California coast and IN Arizona. Light rains
have fallen in an districts except southern Cali
foruia and Arizona. Olympia, % Of an inch;
Spokane, 10: NaIla W3i.a, .0s; Baker city, "a;
Portland. 10; Astoria, 80; Winuemucca, trace;
Reddiuc. -; Delta so; Dunsmuir, so; Horn
brook. 20: Edgewood, 20.
Forecast Till I. VI. Sunday.
For Northern CalIornia-Fair weather; winds
generally westerly warmer.
For Southern CaA.oTnia-Fair weather: westerly
winds; warmer.
Tor Oregon aud NashinctOn-Light rains, except
fair weather in Southeastern Oregon and North
eastern ~ asliHgten; south 70 yes- winds: warme T
john p. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Nineteenth Infantry ia charge.
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it be better idea for Governments to spend
their money in building big fast ships which
could be used in time Of peace for the car
riage Of passengers, instead Of lavishing
millions on men-of-war, which would only
appear in battle to be sunk?
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joseph A. Leonard, "Ihs home builder,n OF
Alameda, has completed The beautifytng OF his
handsome Office on Park street, has reopeaed IL
and Ia ready for business. He has for sale some
splendid new houses In the very best portion OF
me ehauning city, which he has so materially
helped 10 build up. His fine office is the center
Tor investors and bOme-seekers On the other side
OF Tie bay.
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR THE SUM-
MER MONTHS.

Subscribers who intend going TO the
country during the summer months can
have THE DAILY CALL mailed to them
fer z week or longer al regular subscrip-
ton rates, 15c. per week. Give order to
carrier OF send to business Office.
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sURsCRrPTTOE RATES

DAILY CALL Oncluding sundays, SIS per year by
mail postpaid; 8 cents per week, or 65 cents per
calender month, through carriers. DAILY CALL
I've copies three months, IS IS SUNDAY CALL
(sixteen pages, 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, 81 80 per year post
paid. WEEKLY CALL (eight paEesl. 81 70 per year.
postpafd Clubs OF ten sent TO one address,, $40.
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sss MONTGOMERY street. near Clay, open until II
s'eleeR p n. BRANCH OFFICES: TO Market
street. near Kearny, open until Il O'Clock midnight
$50 Hayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; sos
Lsrkin street open until $3.50 O'Clock; 25ls Mission
street. open until o'clock p, NJ; and lie Ninth
street OMEN until $50 T. NJ
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POSTPONED Again.

The ENLIGHTENMENT cases of John White
and James T.. Kerr were again continued by
Judge Murphy yesterday until July 9th
White was business manager and Kerr
cashier of HE MORNING CALL, and they
are accused of having appropriated large
sums of money while in such employ,
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SiTt0Gl-PagG Edition.
NOTICE.

Any Of car patrons ,r5o fail to find THE
MORNING GALL for sale Jy train-Joys
1-iIi confer q foror by notifying this office or
utJQct, naming the date and train.
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Denies Them All.

William B. Hall. against whom there are
pending ten charges of embezzlement,
pleaded not guilty TO all yesterday He is
accused of having appropriated $1,000 be-
longing to Greenberg 81 Bier while en-
plOYed as their collector
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Sons OF ExEMPTs.-The Sons OF Exempts will
hold meeting tonight to arrange for participant.
ing In the Fourth OF July celebration.
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A VALUABLE FIND.-A deposit of volcanic
rock has been lately discovered near Callstoga,
experiments with which go TO show that it will
make valuable cement, fully equal TO the Port
land arfEpIe
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j. CooNEY Of 141 Fourth street paints, whItens
and papers houses. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Telephone No. 3465.
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THE TEMPERANCE CAUsE.-Ths afternoon at
O'Clock mass-meetlDg Will be held at the New
WIgwam, under the auspices or the Womens
Christian Temperance Union and The Sons OF
Temperance.
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THE MORNING CALL


Has a larger circulation than any Other
newspaper published IN San Francisco.
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Actions for divorce have been brought by
Mary A.. wife Of Walter W.~Lewis; Arson
w, husband of Julia Meiggs; and Max.
husband of Title Conn.
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An InsoIyent MiIkman.

Jean Sere, a milk peddIer filed a petition
in insolvency yesterday; amount of indebt-
edneSS $3.50 80 assets about $1,000.
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J.F.CUTTER'sOL OLD BOURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky Is tor sale by all hrstclass druggists and
gIOceTS. Trade maTk-star within a shield
The morning call., 1891-06-21

The Palace Salt Water Tub and Swimming.
713 Filbert street. are now open for the season.
The morning call., 1891-06-21

POSSESSING Just those powerstO purify the blood,
create an appetite and build up the system, which
nearly everybody needs. Hoods Sarsaparlla Is the
ideal Spring Medicine
The morning call., 1891-06-21

ANeosTuRA Bitters, the wordrenowned South
American appetizer, cures dyspepsia, etc. DrJ. G. b.
Siegert Sons sole manufacturers At all druggists
The morning call., 1891-06-21

"BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs" will relieY
Rronchitis Asthma. Catarrh and Throat Diseases
The morning call., 1891-06-21

IF afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp-
son IS II Water. Druggists sell 1t at 25 cents
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BAR counters constantly on hand. 11S Powell.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.


%T7 Dividend Notice - Peoples Home
1s~S Savings Bank, Cor. Market and Fourth SITS.
For the half year ending June 30th 1891, divi-
dend has been declared at the rate of five and fifty
two One-hundredths (5.52) per cent per annUm on
term deposits, and four and sixty one-hun dredthS
"a. 60) per cent per annum on ordinary deposits,
free of taxes payable and after Wednesday. July
!, 1891. The same rate OF dividends has been paid
by this bank for the last two years.
te2O I'd Is. .. CARR, Secretary.
RS The Mutual Savings Bank OF San
4~S Francisco. 80 Post st.-FOr the half rear end
ing June 80, 1891, dividend has been declared at
the Of five aud fourtenths % 410) per cent per
annum on term deposits and four and One-half an
per cent per annum on ordinary deposits, free Of
taxes payable and after Wednesday July l, 1891.
iel9 lat JAMES A THOMPSON, Cashier.
TO- San Francisco Savings Union, $50
GE~S California St., corner Webb; branch. 100
Market ST., cor POk-FOT the half year ending 30th
OF June. 1891, dividend has been declared at the
rate of I'VE and four tenthS % 4l0) per cent per
annum term deposit and four and one-half
t4L9) per cent per annum on ordinary deposits,
free Of taxes, payable on and after WEDNESDAY,
July l, 1891.
iel7 lat LOWELL WHITE. Cashier.
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SUMNER styles Butterick's patterns Catalogues
mailed free. H. A. Deming. l24 Post ST., S. f.
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DREsSMAKERS.

DRESS KING AND DRESS CUTTING
IL School; you are taught to make dress from %
ginning to end. 2U9 Powell ST. mr3I ii
CTYLISd DRESSMAKING: PERFECT FIT; FINE
- work. MRS. II. b. MILLS 931l5 Howard. II 3m
( UTTING, FITTING, MAKING OVER DRESSES
y specially. SIS LeavenwOrth st. jel3 SIN
THE LADIES TAILOR. WITH INSTRUCTIONS.
L $40; lessons free. 1888 Mission ST, R. 20. e2 m
STYLISH DRESSMAKING; SUITS SIS UP; CUT
- ting fitting MRS. HARVEY, 1923 MarSet. il 3m
I AIDES ARTISTIC HOUSE. STREET OR
IL event ing dresses. MISS ROTH, 100 Grant ave;
Jenness Miller gowns speciality. my20 3m
CTYLISH DRESSMAKING PARLORS: PERFECT
- ft fine work; reasonable % sixth st.myl5 Bun
AIRS b. Keller, 1l9 STOCKTON-SUITS 81 80
vi up; cutting, fitting. Zoe; op. Nlgwam. ill6m
- lions taken at CALI. Branch offices, 603 LarSin
ST., 339 Hayes ST. and 25lS Mission ST.; open till
8: 80 p. N.
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TToI1N q ,IITS1, 10 0AREFOR CHILDREN AND
i assist In light homework; sleep home; Ivy
Hyde st. Ie19 oe-
DvICE FREE. READ AID. PERSONALS y; W;
II HOWE y CO.. attorneyS-at-law, sou nIaIhe., y
n GIRLS Ut ONCE AT BOWLING ALLEY
i " Saloon, Sc cor Jackson and hearny St5. SaiI
after p. NJ. good pay; steady work le1I IL
EINISHERS AND CoRDERS ON SUN HATS;
/ good pay Fourth floor Bancroft Building, 70
Market St lIly4 u
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CHURCH NOTICES.

EXTRA nince pies. SWANS. 2l3 Suffer street
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OK PER MONTH WILL MAKE YOU RICH;
tlD -. get prospectus Globe Vineyard Com pany OF
Fresno, 4l2 Pine ST. je7 limo
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ENA THAT SET OF SILVLRWARE
IL bought OF the Imperial Jewery Co. on weekly
naKm ents is heauri gel set d ,E.rre ST In
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PERSONALS.

+ AIDES CALLING CARDS-ON RECEIPT OF
il SOC package 90 cards. will be written and
sent to any address. ). w. GRIFFITH 10 Post ST.,
San Francisco. ie2l 1t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Af ANTED = TO BUY A CHICKEN-RANCH:
w terms ST. to $50 month; would take charge
of ranch would lease for a number OF years Alt
dress Cheap, Box 10, this Office. ieI9 3ts
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A TTENTION. LADIES MAIL 2 CENT STAMP
~ for sealed Instructions, Ow to enlarge your
bust inches. by using Emma" bust developer;
guaranteed: 24-page illustrated catalogue mailed
for &c. Emma" Toilet Bazaar, ga fremont ST.,
Boston Mass lei 4tSu
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IA ILL ADOPT GIRL TO II YEARS OLD
W Apply 713 Greenwich st. Its
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CITUATIoN WANTED BY GERMAN WOMAN;
- is good cook: will co general homework;
small private family. Please apply 13S Fifth ST.,
Room 8 1t%
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llf Neutrality-suspicious. OF ELDERLY GENTLE-
W man of means TO help lady with a loan to i'm
prove home; nc money loaned. Address J. X,
Roy 100 GAIL Branch ONCE. le2l rs
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FOLDING-BEDS- EXAMINE OUR NUMBER
Il 2005. mTrOTed with large plate 1Sx4O: walnut,
oak. cherry and 10Th century cash price elsewhere
$50; our irStailment price only $45 country orders
packed shipped IF. e to any depot. NJ. FRIEDMAN
& CO, 22s, $50 Stockton st. and 237 Post. lsttf
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= WATERS FOR DIFFERENT COUNTRY
y hotels $50 and $35; waiter for summer resort,
$50; colored hotel waiter, $50; boy TO tend bar,
$25; hotel cooks country, $50 aud $50; board
iug-house cooks, $40 and $45. Il. L. WARD CO.
go Clay st. Je2I Zt
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DANCING HALL, OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO
~ the public; balcony for spectators: also piano
and dancing lessons every afternoon; strictly tenn
perance. 216 Grant ave. upstairs. je2O 3t*
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IMALL RED COW; TOP OR BOTH EARS. RE-
- turn TO southeast cor. Eighteenth aud Mission
sts. and receive reward. Us
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"A ANTED-lO LABURERS TO WORK ABOUT
W smeter, 81 to So % day. 20 railroad laborers,
$50 and board; 10 railroad laborerS, 81 day; 90
wood-choppers ST. fir, l4-inch wood; wood
choppers, ST. 20 cord and board. Apply to j. +.
CROSETT q Co R28 Saeramento ST. ie2l Ut
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MALE HELP WANTED.


RIILLWRIGHT FOR CITY, So A DAY; WOOD
M turner, country, 81 % spinner for WOODEN
mill. 81 %; quarryman, near city, 81 80 a day:
molders for brick-yard. So a day; of-beareTs,
So rs day: gang-edger for mill, 500 tim)er-feler
for woods, $40; saw-mill iabOTers. $50 ;boy to
pack shingles, 500 4 stablemen for city and coun-
try $50 ana S35; l farmers and hay-makers, 81 %
and $40; 4 ranch teamstors $50: % wood choppers
to cut OAK and willow, 81 and 50 30 a cord, tools
furnished, as railroad laborefs, 81 10 a day. r. L.
WARD 81 co $40 CLAY st, je21 Ut
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FC=7 Rev. Father MOnts omer7 VIII Lee
ss~C ture on the Liquor and Labor Question at
Irving Hall. l39 Post ST.. on next w WEDNESDAY, at
1880 O'clock p. NJ. under the auspices of st. Marys
Abstinence and Benevolent Association. Admis-
sion free. 1t
Ee~CyS7 Mrs. j. j. whitney, the Celebrated
- medium, will give test meeting THIS
EVENING; names OF spirits given in fun with mes
sages. los Larkin ST. Scottish Hall. Doors opened
p. NJ, commencing o'clock sharp. Admis-
sion Toe. Its
E[E5@ Free Thought Society Meets at All
I~S Post ST., P. NJ. Hon. John NJ. Day lectures.
Subject: " Irrigation" Seats free Its
T[-59 ThaOsophical SOciety-Free Public
tF~S lectures every Sunday, 1880 NJ, 800 Post
81. Tonight, " ReincaTnation," by Professor
Charles ii. Sykes. Questions answered Its
So 81. G. II. Rin-es, Spiritual Meeting,
E~S 900 Market St, st. Georges Hall. Sunday
r NJ Platform tests by MRS. PALMER and other
MEDIUMS Wednesday. LOG McAllister ST., p. N. Is
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E. H. BLACK, painter, removed to ia Eddy ST..
The morning call., 1891-06-21

DIANO LESSONS By GEkMAN LADY: HALF
i hour 25c 93l Market ST.. Room 81. jezl It's
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AIDES, ATTENTION NINE DEVERAUX'S
Il preventive waters never fall warranted to be-
perfectly harmless and sure agents wanted in
every town Oh the Coast; good salary; sealed pas
ticuars for &c stamp 7. .. Box 1878, San Fran
cisco, Cal. mV2S I'm
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4" OLDEN GATE MILLINERY REMOVED TO
u 1908 Market ST., opposite Seventh; new goods
and lowest prices. iell I'm
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MAN WHO THOROUGHLY UNDERSTANDS
vi rustling for real estate and collecting; good pO-
sition; bonds required. Address g.. Box 100. CALL
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= WATERS. DIFFERENT COUNTRY HOTELS,
y $50 and S35; second cook for springs, $50;
baker and assist on the range, country hotel, $40
and free fare. see boss here; baker, country shop
$40 and found; second COOK for springs, $40;
eoIored walters, country hotel $50 and free fare;
Japanese cooks. $25 and so. q. Il. HANSEN q
CO., ll0 Geary st. JeZl ~
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I ARGEST STOCK, LARGEST STORE LOWEST
IL price; easiest terms and secondhand
furniture and carpets, stoves and ranges; highest
pricN paid for secondhand goods; open evenings
10l7, 1919, 1927, 1923 Mission ST., bet Sixth aud
Seventh. j. NOONAN. au7 tt
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
10 Is 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 pOstacard or otherwise will receive
prompt attention ONCE 622 Montgomery s.