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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03

The Musicians Union will attend the funeral
of William Brown, member, tomorrow after
noon from headquarters on Fourth street. The
union VIII take full charge of the obsequies and
will send the body East, where the friends of the
deceased reside.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03

Many persons are afflicted with skin eruptons
bOis or ulcers. BRANDBETH's PILLS. takeI
freely, will in a short time effect complete cure
of all such troubles. Ulcers OF long standing
have been cured by them. Carbuncles have beer
checked in their ineipieucy by them. The wors
fever Sores bed sores and the like have been
driven from tile skin by them, Only begin il
time and Il few OF BRANDRETH'S PILLS vii
prevent many a sickness.
BRANDRETHS PILLS are purely vegetable
absolutely harmless and safe TO take al any time
Sold in every drug and medicine store, either
PLAIN or sugar coated.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03
Magnificent Investment and Business
Property.

E. line of Davis st. 9I2 fee N OF California being
original water lot No 542. ais property is in the
very center of the whoies section of the city, and
is the finest piece for impr owing Investing that
has been offered for many years; would pay big in
terest if Improved; lot IS :lOx137:6. TERMS-one-
half cash; balance in AMI years: interest per
cents investors and spectators should not forget
examine this choice piece of business properly.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03

ACADEMY OF SCIENCEs.-G. P. Rirford will
read paper on Indian Carvings at Swansea,
CaI," ana Carl Lumholtz one on Explorations
III Mexico" at the meeting OF the California
Academy OF Sciences to-mOrroW evening.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03
Teleeranh Hill hn-Vara.

s. line Of Lombard, 1877 :6 feet Z. of Kearny st.
this 5Ovara is in densely populated district and
must become in the immediate future very valuable
for warehouses, owing to its nsarneSs TO the ship
ping and avail; Lombard ST. severed within a
short distance of this property; lot 1877 :6xl37 -
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03

On PRoMIssoRY NoTEs.-P R. Walsh has
brought suit in the Superior Court against &.
Roberts for the recovery of two promissOry notes
for $500 and $500 respectively.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
VITA the name aud residence of persons auth 1rzs1
TO have the same publlshed.l
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03

GRANTED NEW TRIAL.-N Giuseppe, con-
viCIed OF a chine against a fourleen-year-old
girl has been granted anew trial by Judge
HebbaTd because OF mistakes during the trial.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03
.Presidio HEIGHTS so Yara.

NV. cor. California. and Laurel sts.: 137 :6x
132:71s California st. is one of the most likely
streets for large value in that district The park
cars of. the PoweiI-st. Railway system pass this
property: If you want to look at the property ask
the conductor TO let you off on this very corner.
Particulars OF l. STRASSBURGER 81 CO., 326 IL
Montgomery st.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03
Sanchez, West Side, Between Seventeenth and

Two adjoining lots, 25xl00 each; separately or
together slightly above grade; street graded. mac
adamized. sidewalks and severed; Market-street
cable-cars convenient: improving neighborhood
terms cash. Further particulars OF c. S. CAPP 81
CO., Real Estate Agents and House-brOkers. 4l5
Montgomery st. =
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03

IRoQUoIs PICNIC.-The Iroquois Club of this
city viii hold its annual picnic at Wildwood
Glen, Sausalito, to-day.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03
M EN- AND WOMEN.

Evs CIV kNU WOM EN.
the this win be followed BY sege'
DANIEL FRoHMAN'S NEW YORK LYCEUM
THEATER COMPANY
In repertory OF their great successes, including
" The Charity Ball. '" 3" The Idler, The Wife, etc.
THE LATEST NOVELTY 1.-THE LHLIPUTtAN'
DAVID HENDERSoN'S NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
SPECTACULAR PRODUCTIONS.
From the Chicago opera House.
MR.. NAT. C. GOODWIN in "The Nominee"
MR.. A. NJ. PALMER's MADISON SQUARE
THEATER COMPANY
In the recent great success. Alabama"
FANNY DAVENPORT I'm Cleopatra"),
SOL SMITH RUSSELL.
RosINA voKEs
The great comedy success, 1.-THE SOLICITOR"
WILLIAM GILLETTE's LATEST HIT,
mir. Wilkinsons Widows
RICHARD MANSFIELD,
THE BosToNIANS,
SARDoU'S "THERMIDOR.n
JOSEPH JEFFERSON and w. J. FLORENCE,
Etc, etc.
The list speaking for itself as regards the briiancy
OF the season,
FIRST NIGHT PRIVILEGES
FOR THE COMING SEASON,
Commencing with Men and Women dncluding
a. choice of seats. will be sold
AT AUCTION
THE
BALDWIN THFATER,
TUESDAY NEXT May s. 1891, at IL o'clock
EASToN ELDRIDGE y CO, AuetIoneers.
tThe regular safe of seats for " Men and Women"
Will begin Thursday, May 7th, at A. NJ
Persons purchasing frst-nght privileges will be
expected to take the seats for every fist night for
one year.
The - first nigh" includes the opening night
of every engagement and the first night Of every
change OF bill when said change occurs on Monday.
fSeats Will not be ad aside for changes that
during the week unless specially so ordered.)
When seats not wanted for any one evening
the box-oHee must be so notified before the opening
OF the regular sale (Which sale invariably opens
the Thursday preceding the first night
When notice is not given before the opening OF
the regular sale subscribers expected to take
their seats. which Will be invariably reserved for
them until II O'Clock OF the Saturday preceding
the opening. but no longer
ES-A failure at any time to take the seats except
when due notice has been giyen) will be cons dered
polite notification that the subscriber longer
desires the seats and the + PRIVILEGE WILL BE
FORFEITED 1t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03
Bernal Rancho Acre Property,
Near Silver Terrace and Fronting College
Homestead Association and Property
Belonging to st. Mary's College.


Commencing at a point in the n. line OF Silver
ave-, distant easterly from point where the east
erly boundary line OF the land formerly owned by
the College Homestead Association intersects the
said N line OF Silver ave, 939 feet; thence running
\. 81 10 f. said n. line of Silver 1873 feet
to point; thence N. 41ao L. 1920 feet to point:
thence \. $50 w. $50 feet to point thence S. 4Io
w. 1858 feet TO the N line o. Silver ave- and place
OF beginning, containing 1900 acres being
portion of Bernal Rancho, and being LOT No. as
per plat of land suDdiVided into parts, for
merly belonging to Edward Norton, deceased.
Commencing at point which bears n. 41ho T.
1920 feet distant from the Lortherly line OF Silver
ave-, and which point Silver ave- Is 1122
feet eastery from the easteriy boundary line of
the land formerly owned by the sCOlIege Home
stead Association" and from thence running N $50
w. 2l4 feet thence n. AZ. E. 926 feet: thence S.
S634o E. 267 feet; thence s. 40 w, 633 feet: thence
n SoS4. W 4s feet and thence 5 Az w 296 feet,
TO point OF beginning, contain ing 26-100 acres,
being portion of the Bernal Rancho. and being
known as lot No. d on the plat of land subdivided
into lots formerly belonging TO Edward Norton, de
ceased
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03
Brannan, Near Seventh Street.

Sc. side of Brannon, SW of 9TH ST., and Sc and
SW. line OF Norton court, running from Brannan
ST. easterly 10 business lots fronting on Brannan
St, and lots fronting Norton court, all being
contiguous this is very central location for bust
ness purposes lots 25x75
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03
Manufacturing Site.

Desirable manufacturing location: north side Pa
cifc ST. bet. Dupont and Stockt1n: 81 ;41sx137 IS
on car line; old frame improvements: present rents
500 per month. Particulars of G. H REYNOLDS &
CO., 1893 Montgomery st.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03

ART EXHIBITIoN.-The opening reception of
the .wenty-eIghth exhibition of the Sdn Fran
cisco Art Association will take place GA Thurs
daY evening.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03

BERTELING has the only reliable methods TO
TT defective sight. 427 kearnY street
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03
Castro-Street Residence Lots.

Nine lots in Block 1873. Horner's Addition, Sc.
cor. Castro and AIyarado sts: l lot, 20 :6x 05
fronting on Castro; lots south side OF Alya-
RADIO, commencing los feet from cor. Castro: 25x
ia; ready for building on; streets macadamized,
severed rock gutterways ETC.; AIvarado is.a wide
street, bet 22d and '23d SITS. Apply to WILLIAM
BUTTERFIEED q CO.. Az Pine ST.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03
Western Addition Residence.

Me- cor. Bush and Webster SITS. 2034 Bush
ST.: modern 2story residence of rooms aud bath (:
has the Sua all day fine view of city; splendid
neighborhOod: take Suffer or CaIfornia-st cars
and see this house before the auction without fail
lot 23I91 g. Particulars of SHAINWALD, BUCK
BEE 81 CO., 407-i09 Montgomery 81.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03
North Point Beach and Water Lot.

N. line OF North Point ST.. 1877 IS feet w of Stock
tom this LOT has magnificent future: it is level and
ready for building. and only short distance from
the waterfront and shipping and sea-wal; street
graded: fine piece OF North Poiat propertv; ex-
anime it, lot As :10xl37 IS.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03
Choice Mission Residence Corner.

Large lot. size 30xI00 feet; Sc: cor. Twenty fifth
and Fair Oaks SITS; the grade; streets maead-
AIMED and severed splendid view of the city,
blocks from the Naencia-st. cable and block from
rare chance. w. L MORGAN q CO., 5I2 California
street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03
Folsom. Near Fourth St.

Sc line 1909 Folsom, 70 feet SW. of 4th St; lo
rented for nominal rent of SIS per month for
eOalyard; this is good central prece of property
and is fast becoming business proposition; lot
2Ox9O
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03
Fifth and Harrison St.-Business
Corner.

Sc cor. of 9Th and Harrison sts large and valu-
able business lot. containing 2story frame build
Ing; stable in rear of lot; rent nominal, $50 per
month; no lease; this is fine and large piece of
business property, and should command the attten-
ton of all persons looking for choice Investments;
street eurbed and paved with basalt rock: lot
81 :3xSO.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03
Elegant Residence site-Lot 51.6x187:6.

street.
Elegant Residence Site-LOt 516x137:6.
E. side. LarSin St, bet jackson and Washington /;
street complete; street accepted by the city
only. II minutes ride from Baldwin Hotel, the
center of the city; sale subject to confirmation by
Superior Court. 0'FARRELL & LANG, Agents, IL
Montgomery st.
Business Corner.
Mission and Ridley sts.; 79x75:6 must be sold
to close estate; sale subject to confirmation by
court; only block from Valencia and blocks
from Market st. present improvements render a
monthly income of Sol UFARRELL q LANG,
Agents. IL Montgomery ST.
Building Lots.
Ten splendidIy located building lots, bet Mission
ST and San Bruno ave; convenient to cable and
car .Iines-Valencia. Mission and Howard SITS. and
San Bruno ave-; title U. S. patent. Particulars OF
G. H. REYNOLDS &c CO.. 1888 Montgomery st.
my3 SuWeFrSuMO st
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03

Sc. line OF Folsom (sl3 and 8I315l, ls5 feet Sw
of 4th ST. building comprises store etc, below
bay-windOw tenement above OF 8 rooms; rent
$22 80; street eurbed and paved with basalt rock
business lot in the immediate future lot 20x90
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03
Magnificent Residence Corner.

sold: lot on Pacific Heights; grand marine view;
elegant surroundings must be examined TO be APP
preciated;; .Yallej) ST Is. paved with bituminous
rock; any person wanting an elegant corner for a
home or speculation should buy this corner; Pacific
ave. and Union st. cables; lot 50x1376.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-02
Great Universal Strike 70 Occur on
the First ofMay De
clared off.
The Eight Hour Day Cannot Yet he
Forced Onto the
Employer
discretion the Better Part Of Valor
Treasury Unable 10 Bear
a Strike.

CoIUMBus, Ohio, April Is The great
universal strike of miners ON May FIRST for
eight hours was declared Of today by the
executive hoard of the united mine work
erS Of America. The hoard which has
been hearing statements from the presi.
dents of state organizations for several
DAYS, which we're almost unanimously
against the movement at this time, issued
a lengthy address 90 the members in
which reference Is made 10 the
great strike Of the PENNSYLVANIA
coke workers, "lhe battle waged by or.
ganized capital against organized labor.
saws tho address, which can only be
ermed "a CORY precursor OF the seemingly
inevitable strife IN e general and more
comprehensive manner While HE men.
wcueu and children of that region have
been victims of ,herlHs writ. and
deputies winchesters and now are
threatened with the Hill more rowJrdN
BOT thods Of the darludly pnEertous, II
has been the duty OF Gin" united mine work
yrs % render those people all The financial
assistance possible and compatI bIe with
the laws Of our organization. Therefore
the funds which under other circumstance,
would have been available for our
purposes On the first Of Nav. have
been very materially reduced Fur
thHm0rc we learn that there has been
within the competitive district q detection
on the part OF the lisorEauiled miners of
the various sections, and as custooians Of
tine interests OF tae people who placed rs
lB the positions we occupy, we positively
though reluctantly refuse with our eyes
open and with foil and complete knowledge
Of the situation, TO jc0p0rdize those in
tere.ts, and will not hc responsible
Tor the accompanying sufermgs Of
sacrifices as strike 70 our constituents
and their families, seeing as we do the
silua ion and knowing that thousands Of
vampires ana vuIturcs are waiting for the
first Of May 70 feed, as il were, on the
sacrifices of the organization OF miners
Of the country
The address adds that the board realizes
the disappointment to thousands OF men,
| bat az discretion is the better part of
wdor, they prefer an honorable retreat,
rather than TO have the msledictions OF !he
| people after they have suffered because
| the truth was kept back. Therefore the
| following resolution is submitted:
| Resolved That the eight hour move
ment oe deferred for the time being and
| that the time for action be lett IN the
hands OF the national executive board and
! the presidents of the various districts.
The board also makes an appeal % I0ca
assemblies fer aid for the coke worker
whose battle, they say, must be fought t.
ayictory.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-02
Now York lIanl In Trouble.

NEw loUE, April 2s Rumor, were
current late this afternoon that the ninth
national btnkl- in trouble An iuyest-
cation showed that bank examiner Hep.
burn ana he clearing house committee
were making an investigation.
Tonight Mr. Hepburn made state.
ment TO the press to the effect that the
investigation reveals shortage ul Sl00,
coo chargtahIe to the former president
Of the bank While the loss is serious, it
does not impair NE banks soIypncy nor its
all htYto take care Of customers Thoassets
besides tie loss mentioned are of good
character and the discounts Of exception.
ally good character The bank, added
Mr. Hepburn, has been unfortunate
but tits perfectly sound and entitled To the
support Of the 2epositors aud the public.
The clearing house committee issued "A
statement similarly endorsing the solyncy
of the bank The late president referred
to was John !, Hill, who died March last
of consumption, II was only few days
ago that anything wrong was discovered
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-02
HARRISON SEES THE sloHra
The President aud Party Eujoytpg
T1,cmselye. at san francisco.

SAN Francisco, Cal, April *. After
lunch at Sutro Heights the PreSiden-
tial party drove 20 the military reser
vationut Preside. where great crowd
WIS assembled. The President reviewed
the troops stationed ut tho post aud
witnessed the artillery and cavalry
drill.
PORTLAND, Ore, April 2S-Gov.
Peuuoyer to-day gave out the follow
ing for publications:
The interview relative 10 my recep-
ton of President Harrison n oregon,
as published IN the press reports, was
an imperfect stat ement of a private
convei Sltiou with memb, aud al en-
member OF the Oregon legislature and
was not intended lor publication.
While | insist, withall Difference TO the
opinion Of others, that my proper place
To receive the president lisa the state
capital and not at tue state line, whore
he Will he met hv a legislative cum-
mittee, vet | coucede that II ! had
authorized the interview ~ published |
would be Liable 20 oeu~ure, which a.nder
tile true state OF affairs is uumerred.
The president apparently found great
enjoyment IN the trip, examining points OF
interest and responding To the Sidutes Of
different vessels US they passed. AS the
weather WIS found rough outside tho
golden gate. the Pueblo TUNED back from
there 20 the smooth water IN Tie vicinity
LOT Angel island, where lunch
was served Then the Pueblo
headed Tor the Union IRON
works and the vessels which had been ly-
my i9 the stream waiting Tor her. got
under way aud followed masking uld-
nuo procession several mites IN length.
~ the iron works the Pueblo was received
wIthH blowing % whistles, The president
paid an uihclW VISIT 20 Charleston, beng
received with the national FaHJe. by
tus time the bay for mites ~
every dlrccuun from the iron works was
studded with yyl suis on every description,
upWl whose t5cks were fully twenty thou
sand people, Shu had como toWlucss the
launching OF the iumored cuastdeiensG
vessel Monterey la addition 20 those on
the vessels there were probably forty thou
sand people ON shore. Never was such in
tea taken OF such enthusiasm
displayed 90 similar event
IN tins puut Of The country On tine shore
aud the sea was perfect sea OF Tags and
bunting and for some time the boat
launching was continued. the scIcochlna
OF steam whistles TO when was added tia
music OF cores of bands on Tie excursion
steamers. The presidential party were on
a platform bmt around the bow Of tho
vessel. Ata:30 Mrs. Harrison pressed the
electric button which sent the vessel
down ways. The navy yard band
played national air and as she glided
! INTO the water there burst forth The steam
whistles of all varieties IN the locality, the
thunder of the Charleston guns IN ma
tional salute, and the cheers OF the people.
| The launch Was entirely successful he
presidential party returned 10 the hotel IN
carriages,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-02

BLooNNGToN. H., April ~. While
a four-m.b we'll was being drIlei six
miles southea I OF this city natural gas
was struck nj he depth Of TO feet %
bed Of gravel living under many feet Of
blue clay The drilling tools were
hurled into the air and "a column OF
gravel aud stones has since been
thrown continuously TO height Of
100 feet Tie pressure is enormous
and the output exceeds Greatly THAT Of
an the many gas wells that haze been
struck iu central Illinois.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-02
FOR me TIiIRU TIME
a Tennessee Murderer a Candidate for the
GaIlows

PULASKI. Tenn. April % Larkin Lam
caster was convicted here today Of tine
murder Of Zach Dickson and sentenced 70
be hanged for the third time Lancaster
was charged with having cut of the head
and severed the leg. Of Dickson, doing
them up IN sacks and throwing 1t IN High
iand creek.
He has appealed to the supreme court,
and some lawyers think the question: a. to
whether be will be hanged is no nearer a
solution than ii vas more than tF1 years
ago
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-02
Won MOLTKE'S FUNERAL.
All Germany 1Ionrns ho Death u
the Great SIrategISt.

BERIN. April ~ The funeral Of
Count Won Mallko iook place o-day,
aud called forth wIdosptea aud extra
ordinary manltestal ions Of tho houor
and re poet IN winch the yeteran
soldier was held hy the German people
Of nli ranks. The streets trouehGut
the city, and especially those through
which the procession pas 'ed, we're
deliberately and prof Noly hIug with
mourning symbols lu every quarter
the peuer gr Of louud some outward
token OF orrow
4 the chapel where the funeral serv-
ices were held The Emperor was present
with many members Of the imperial
family and many Prince, Of the realm,
d plomanc representatives, aud ths
stan Of the dead General, Tie eerv eos
were solemuly Impressive ~ their
simplicity, IL prominent feature being
the grafton 10 eulogy OF the reerand
services of Couat Won Moltke, deliV-
cred by tie chief army chaplain. The
close of the ceremonies was marked 10y
u salute Of twenty guns
Prince Bismarck was not present 70
attend the ceremonies, bat sent a let
ter Of regret with tributes [, his old
con,rade in-arns To the toreaved
family.
The lctierread as follows; With pro
!, und sorrow | received the telegram as-
nouncing the iireparabIe lois sustained by
the fatherland feel the loss more
acutcly owirp IT, tbe fact that it has been
vouchsafed to me 10 enjoy for several do
cades Won Mohkes glorious cooperation
and the inrarable amiability displayed in
our close, friendly relations.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-02
MISUNDERSTANDING Nor
One striker Fatally Wounded by the
Police.

DETROIT, Mich, April % Twenty
five hundred men 10 the Michigan Gem
trial shops have 10 mel the Michigan car
strikers a battle oc urred between
he strikers and 100 policemen. Shots
"sre freely exchanged and Charles
hrnitl, striker, was mortally
Wounded The mayor has issued a
proclamation calling upon the regi-
uncut Of State troops in his city to he
GN Tor DUTY on momcurs notice.
The auuories are under military pro-
-,.,.f IDu.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-02

UEs MgISEs. Iowa, April ~ Tie
State Temperance alliance tits said,
arranging through rs district officers
and the friends of Temperance Tor the
holding of seveniy -llve county conyeH.
lions during The next three weeks 10
stimulate the supporters Of the cause
10 ereateretiorte IN the line Of enforce
ment OF prohibition.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-02
KILLED IN MILWAUKEE
4 Little BOY Is Ran Over by the Street
s. Cars

MILWAUKEE, April D. Fred. Landt, a
7-year.Cd boy, was killed this morning By
"a Cream CitY railway car AZ the North ay-
anue crossing he jumped from the wag-
% Oh which he vas riding and in doing
70 jumped right IN slJnl Of the car lie
died hortly afterward
Tie 3riter' version Of the accident is to
tno effect that the boy who was killed ran
from behind "A loaded wagon just az the
ar reached the rear Of the wagon and a
second later and before 1t was possible to