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WHAT BRITISH PAPERS SAY.

The London papers are more prudent
than they were after the nomination OF
Cleveland in 1884 They discovered late in
the campaign that their advocacy Of Cleve
land and free trade did more harm TO his
cause than almost any other thing, and are
now somewhat careful in their comments.
The Standard goes so far as 10 say: ut
matters little TO Englishmen which party is
victorious. The general lines of American
policy are too firmly fixed for either party
to deYiaie materially from them" 1t would
be good thing for the Democrats if this
idea should be accepted in this country.
But it happens that MI Cleveland is
nominated on a platform which proposes to
deviate materially from these general lines.
The Cleveland platform declares unreserv-
eddy for tariff for revenue only. 1t pro-
claims its belief that a tariff for the pro
lection Of American industry is unconstitu-
tiOnal. II stands substantially on the
ground John c. Calhoun occupied 90 years
ago, except that it does not propose to
nullity by State legislation national laws
it cannot repeal. 1t is many years since
there has been a Presidential campaign in
this country in which tie two parties occu-
pied such radically conflicting positions.
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TO RULE Qua SPECTATORS.

There is little doubt but that the working
members Of the two late national conyen-
lions will indorse the proposition Of Collins
Of Massachusetts, that in future no pro-
vision shall be made in Democratic conven-
tions fer spectators. The members Of the
convention, their alternates and members Of
the National Committee will constitute
body OF about 1000 meE. The press repre-
sentatiyes will add 800 TO that number. Ex-
ceptng the Mechanics Pavilion there is
not theater or hail ia this city that AFFORDS
even this number good accommodation.
While it may be urged that the public
should not be ruled cut of national conyen-
tons, the fact remains that but very small
proportion Of the public can get in.
Twenty thousand spectators out Of 65, 900, 600
of people is not very large representation.
Others would 60 if they could get In, but
there is Of course limit to the number that
can be given any kind of accommodation.
At both the recent conventions spectators
delayed proceedings, and there is general
belief that tickets Of admission were given
out for the purpose OF influencing the action
Of the convention. Ii 10000 representative
men from all parts Of the Union could be
admitted. and none others. popular repre-
sentatinn might result in good, but a crowd
let in by political managers to howl for
their candidate do not exert the right kind
Of influence.
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but yet does not believe in the genera l-wel-
fare clause. The issue upon which 1t did
not express an opinion is If it Is conslitu-
tiOnal to run mule teams against railroads.
Ought not railroad corporations to be re-
lieved from such primitive competition? Is
it right and constitutional for the owner Of
a mule team to carry freight at lesser rates
than a company that has to pay interest on
several hundred millions OF dollars, con-
siderable proportion Of which is fictitious.
Times are sadly out Of joint when an every
day man, whose entire capital consists OF
six mules and a wagon, may start an oppo-
sition to the splendidly equipped trains CT
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
And yet neither party came to the relief Of
lie compRnY.
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PERSONALS.
PROF. ]. y. LEONARD

Has inst arrived from the East. and opened narr
at 2l5 Powell street bet. OFarrell and GearT '
Ladies and gentlemen can consult this gffted M.
dunn on any kind OF business. Although a sfrsvl-
tell the object OF your visit before you speak rr
word and impart Information all affair, To ,.5,
entire satisfaction.
Miners and spectators In mining properties rs,
estate and stocks can secure valuable inf0rnat'..
about location and value OF ore, and obtain adv
as to the purchase or sale OF same. Result cf i,
suits accurately feretOld.
Lost treasures papers or property OF any dasc-..
ton located Whereabouts Of absent friends ~
yealed; M charges made until found
PROF. LEONARD wishes itdistinctfv uDdaro+o,.5
that he never accepts payment IN advance. MAJ 90
no charge until satisfactory information ia innarte
10 his patrons. and requests persons who have bes
deceived by fraudulent representation ~ ~
tended mediums TO call and test his remsrkt5ts
powers.
AS a special faducement 20 the public TO ggb.-,,
tiate these claims TO their entire satlsfartior fi
price OF sittings for one week viii be 81 t. GENT
men, 81 TO ladies' Bear 10 mind, these prices ~
for Que week only.
Parties living al a distance may consult Profess
Leonard by mail. inciOsing lock OF HAIR ana us..
fees; Information will be given by return mail
ONCE hours-Week days: From 10 4. NJ to P.,-
Sundays from 10 a. NJ to r. NJ jeI9 SuTuThsa T.
A Ii MOTHERS IN THE COUNTRY ARE CIV
n ing children COoper's Cough and Croup Soe,,-
fe Why? Because 1t cures the worst ease NJ
Group In 10 minutes For sale at KCPFER & co
444 Van Ness ave: DAHLBENDER a co gl4
Kesrny ST., and KUtFER'S, cor. Suffer aud Bro
derrick SITS iel3 SIN col
I'VE HAVE CREAP RENT: WE DO OUR Own
cheaper than any other house. 1899 Marse, j-s3m
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TIE sILYER PLANK.

The Colorado boilers say in their address
to the people OF that State: "As between
Cleveland and Harrison there can be no
choice to free-coinage men," While ii will
be admitted that neither Harrison nor
Cleveland fazors free silver coinage Under
present conditions, there is a wide differ
enee between the attitude of the two men
On the silver issue. Cleveland has steadily
opposed the limited coinage Of silver in
accordance with the law of 1873; Harrison
has. on the other hand, advocated the meas
.ure which increased silver coinage from
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100000 a month to 100000 ounces II
the Cleveland policy had been carried out
there would have been no silver coined dur
ing the last SIX years. But under Harri-
sons policy $500, 600, 900 have been purchased
and coined or represented in the currency
of the country in the form of treasury
notes. Friends Of silver who can see 10
difference between these two policies must
have their eyes fixed On something else.
Possibly their purpose is to lead few
thousand fTee-silver Republicans into the
third party camp.
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mULE-TEAM COMPETITION.

The Democratic platform. long as it is,
did not express an opinion on one i'm
portant public question. 1t faYors the
Nicaragua canal, but does not propose to
aid in its construction: it believes in a
vague way in navy, but did not censure
she House which suspended navy building
jtTRes way to appropriate money to hold
the Mississippi River in restraint under the
"a 9eral-welfare" clause in the constitution,
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Rnrned by Molten Rrass.

Frank Acker, young man living at S25
Post street, was badly burned yesterday
afternoon while working in Thomas Day &
Co.'S factory on Stevenson street. He
dropped crucible containing molten brass
and the hot metal splashed upon bis right
ear aud eye. He was treated by DR.. Deane
at the Receiving Hospital.
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Observation-Disclosures

DAILY CALL dnciuding sundays, So per year by
mail ros-paid. 10 cents per week or 90 cents per
calendar month through carriers DAILY CALI
five copies three months SO %. SUNDAY Gall
sixteen pages). 81 80 per year. postpaid SONDAh
CAlLaad WEEKLY CALL, 81 so per ear postpaid
WEEKLY CALL IS pages. 81 per year. p0S'pa-u'
THE CALI Cannot return rejected manuscripts
ror viii the editor enter into correspondence re-
tIccIiEr tlenI.
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DIod In a Slreatoar.

Thomas Nhalen. labOrer, died suddenly
yesterday morning while on his way 10
work. at o'clock he left his house at
507b Lyon street and entered an Oak-street
cable-car. Just before Steiner street was
reached he threw up his hands and fell
dead. An autopsy showed that valvular
disease of the heart caused death The de-
ceased was 62 years old and native Of Ire
land
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THE FREE-TRADE FALLAcY.

Free trade" is pretty phrase at the first
glance, but will Ii bear examination? Free
trade means that we should have various
commodities made in China and Japan in
stead of California. Again, Canadians
might employ Chinese and japanese to run
factories and food Us with their products.
OF course their products could be sold at
such prices as white labor in California
could not compete with. Again. our
orehsrdists and yineyardists could scarcely
compete with the products of portions Of
Italy, Spain and the West Indies, saying
nothing Of Mexico. provided we had free
trade with those countries. If we had abso-
lutelY free trade the wages of labor would,
10 our opinion, decline at least 50per cent in
the United States within twelve months.
Free trade with France and Germany would
reduce the price of pIunes very speedily.
And free trade with Mexico, the West
Indies, Spain and Italy would reduce the
price of oranges also in Eastern markets
Laboring men may at FIRST glance believe 1t
would be a good thing to purchase all kinds
Of supplies for somewhat less than they
now pay, but would not a reduction of
wages be very much worse for them?
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The Nicaragua Canal.

Captain w. L. Merry, C. l.. Taylor, Ar
thur a. Smith. w. 4. Y Schenck and d.
Ghirardelli Jr. have been by the board of
trustees Of the Chamber of Commerce ap-
pointed a committee to aid the Nicaragua
Canal Construction Company to place its
bonds "as an evidence Of the desire for an
American canal under American control"
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From now on all laborers IN the employ
Of the State Harbor Commissioners shall
work but eight hours a day. They for
merly worked nine Consequently there is
great rejoicing along the seawall. At
meeting of the commission held yesterday
Mr.. Alexander brought the matter up. and
on his motion the schedule was adopted
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Reduced Excursion Rates.

On July and round-trip tickets viii be sold
Via the Northern Pacific Railroad to the national
mining congress 10 be held at Helena, Mont, at
greatly reduced rates. This viii give all Wishing
10 Visit the Yellowstone Park and the Northwest
an opportunity 10 DO so al aa ex pense very much
less than the regular rates. For tickets and all
Information apply at Northern Pacific Ticket
Office. 630 Market street. +. X. STATELER Gem
eral Agent Passenger Department..
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The Eylcted Woman.

Mrs. Elmira Starke, who was recently
evicted by order Of court from the Old
Peoples Home. left the home on Thursday
and she has been given shelter by Mrs
Clara Foltz. who was her attorney during
the proceedings in court TO have her removed
from the home.
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DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTUBE. J
WEATHER BUREAU,
c. r-,,.-,-r-..,-y, T-pe % 900

WEATHER BUREAU,
San FRANCISCO, June %, 1872
For Twenty -four Hours Ending Midnight.
Fer Northern CaliCornls-Fair, but cloudy and
foxy along the coast, preceded by showers on The
northwestern portion; southwest TO northwest
winds fresh TO brisk; stationary temperature, eX-
cept cooler along coast and slightly warmer IN the
Sacramento and san Joaquin valleys.
For southern CaIforuia-Fair weather, but foggy
and cloudy along coast: westerly Winds nearly
stationary temperature.
For Oregon and Washington-Fair, except showers
along Washington coast; westerly winds cooler,
except stationary temperature IN the eastern por-
lions; continued warm wave disappearing along
coast
For Nevada-Fair weather; south to west winds;
stationary temperature except cooler in northwest
portion.
Utsh-Fair; warmer; warm wave
Local Forecast.
For san FrancIsco-Fair. but cloudy and foggy;
fresh TO brisk westerly winds; cooler.
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Last oftha Circus.

This afternoon and evening Sells Circus
company will give the last two perform
ances of the season in this city. The show.
an exceptionally good one, has drawn large
audiences, and While the patrons have been
pleased the managers smile
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TIE CALL CALENDAR.
NOTICEI

An q or patrons lcho fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale 5V traiU-50ys
uti couer q faror 5y notifying tbs office o.
lUoct. naninq the date and tram.
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625 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until II
O'Clock P. N. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street. near Kearny open until u O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open until g 80 O'Clock; COS
Larkn street open until 80 o'clock % Mission
street, open until o'clock P, NJ; and ll6 Ninth
street, open until 9 80 p.
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she will MARBLE il delightfully."-. Nine. Patti
is not yet an octogenarian, and is very care
full of her health. Her voice will be heard
on other tours. perhaps not farewell. but
continuatiye.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
SC Potter building New York City tsprovided with
ftsof California papers. Visitors welcome. Aa-
NtltsiuG rates and sample copies furnished
Z X NISCH Manager
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ESS First Presbyterian Church. Corner
S-S of Van Ness ave and SACRAMENTO st.-Rev.
Robert Mackenzie, DID,. pastor, The Rev. John Rea,
General Superintendent. Rev. Alexander Allison
ID, OF Philadelphia will preach at Il A. NJ. and
7:45 P. N. Sunday-school st 12:45 p. NJ Christian
Endeayor IT $3.50 P. NJ. Prayer-meeting wednes-
day evening at :45 O'Clock. All are welcome to
these services.
- First Methodist Episcopal Church.
AF~S Powell ST.. bet. Washington and Jackson
The pastor Rev. NJ. d. Buck, will preach at IL a. NJ
on Our Work in the South" and at 7 40 P. NJ. on
what is Christian" Infaat baptism at IL A.
Glass meetings at 10 A. n. and II 80 and P. NJ,
and Thursday night. Sundsy-sehoo In Guiding An
mis- MerrilPS class, al 1880 p. NJ. Epworth League
meeting at 6 80 +. NJ. Special meeting for the
promotion OF holiness, TO which Christians OF all
aud testimony service Wednesday night The seats
free, and strangers are cordially invited Pas
tors residence lO19 Clay ST..
RE- Simpson Memorial Methodist Epis-
ES~S copal Church. cor Hayes and Buchanan sts.-
Rev. A. g. Hirst d. d. pastor; residence sS6 Oak
@ nreach at bof ssrvices Uhiect for the
morning; The Aiarum Of the Gospel" For the
evening: Battle Words" Special music by the
choir at both services Sunday-school at IL 80
p NJ, G. b. Perkins. Superin tendent, Epworth
League service at $3.50 P. NJ. The seats IN this
church free. The public cordially invited to all
the services. USbers in attendance. Prayer meet
ing "Wednesday eyening at 7:45
rs Central Methodist Episcopal Church,
@-S Mission St, bet Sixth and Seventh-Rey W.
w. Case. d. D., pastor. Preaching tomorrow at IL
a. NJ. and 7:45 p NJ. Sunday school at O'Clock.
Young mems meeting at o. Young peoples meeting
at SO. Morning sermon. subject THE Sayior's
Prayer for His Church." Evening service; temper
ance lecture by Mr. Beauchamp. Prayer-meeting
Wednesday evening. Welcome to all these ser
vices. Pastors residence 3l4 Mission st. l
- Union-square Baptist Church (Open
HS~S e0mmunion), Bush street. bet Hyde aud Lar
kin.-Rey. j. Is. Gidney viii preach on Sunday at IL
4. subject; "Healing OF the Pasted Man. and at
40 p. NJ. subject: Christ Prophet like Moses.
Sunday school at 1910 P. NJ. The Young Peoples
Society OF Christian Endeavor will meet at 6;io
?. ~ Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at
7 40. ALI are welcome to these services
EP lou y. Btauchamp VIII Deliver
sb~S lecture on temperance at the First Baptist
Church, EDDY street, THIS SATURDAY. EVEN
INH. at 3 o'clock. to which all are invited.
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TEMPERANcE--This evening Lou J. Beau
champ. The temperance lecturer. will deliver an
address on temperance In the FIRST Baptist
leaYtn WOrtl.
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THE DAILY M0BNTNG GAIL

FOR SALE Al
New York. .BRENTANO BROS. 3 Union Square
Cbicapo .. News Stand Palmer House
Mr.. orleans GALLOT & JOUBEBT,
Il5I5 Common 81
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DIVORCE WASTED.-Complalnts for divorce
have been filed In the Superior Court by Lettie
against Hyppolyte Battu. and Jennie against
GusiaVus DAMMIT
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THAT tired feeling which Is so common and so
overpowering Is entirely driven of by hoods
sarsaparilla, the best spring medicine and blood
purifier Try 1t this season.
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"KRITIKo" reads character from handwriting.
Write In Ink, on unrued paper, in al undis-
gused hand. State sex. Send with 5O cents,
stamps or postal note, to KFtikO," eO9 Mer-
chant street. san Francisco.
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J.F.CUTTER's0LD BOURBoN.-Thls celebrated
whisky IS for sale by all firsicass druggists and
groeefS. 1rademark-star within shield
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DISTINGUISHED ORAToR.-To morrow af
ternoon at 3 o'clock the mass-m meeting at The
Young Mems Christian Association Hail will be
addressed by Mr.. Lou j. Beauchamp, the dIstin-
gulshed Eastern temperance orator
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LADIES are greatly benefited by the use OF Argos
tura Bitters, the South American Tonic OF DR. j. g.
b. Sicgert a Sons
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THE MORNING CALL
PURLICATION OFFICE :

Has 8 larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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A FAMILY AFFAIR.

A FAMILY AFFAIR
Buying the best Tea and Coffee. for the least
money at any of the Is city stores OF the Great
American Importing Tea Company. Come OF send
direct and save all commissions. Running Is sue.
cessfuI stores this coast proves beyond question
that our prices are reasonable. Our goods always
fresh and pure. Headquarters (Whoesaie and 70
tail). 81, "a SO and SO Market ST., San Francisco
1e22 tt
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.
WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

FrIN1ruEF.-By RutteFheld & Vincent, at 3
StOcS ton ST., At Il O'Clock
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INSTEAD of a glass Of beer or cigar buy q
Peoples Home SAVINGS Bank 5-cent stamp.
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FOUND NOTE WELLS-FARGO'S BANK;
1 owner pay charges. Cali 1927 MeAllister. "a %
ADYE ri iSGNG.
If You WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
snyNhere at any tins write to GEO P. ROWELL
co, 10 Spruce ST., New YORK aul9 ~
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF IMPORTATION on
A. the sub1eet OF advertising will do we'll to obtSt1
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81; mailed, postage paid receipt OF price; coz
tains careful compilation from the America
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers aud
eass journals; gives the circulation rating OF every
one, and good deal OF Information about rates and
other matters pertaining 10 the business OF adTss
Using. Address ROW ELLIS ADYEHIISINd bO'
RIA u ID Spruce st. New Kerk en1S ~
FINANCIAL.
A T l26 KEARNY, Rooms 9, YOU CAN BORROW
"A money at low rates: private ro9ias LOT laueSi
pledges for sale; take elevator. mE1sl
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANA.
- SIS kearny ST.. the Only corporation mat ieaa
Rsu ey On diamonds, watches; ION interest," ooA4S
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FOUND.
ADyE KTIsING.

FOUND NOTE wELLS-FARGo'S BANK:
j owner pay charges Call 1927 MeAllister "a -
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

ES7 WildeY Encampment No. %. p -
H~S I. o. q. I. = Regular meeting THIS *
SATURDAY. EVENING, June IS, at 4
O'Clock. Work in Patriarchal degree.
L. A. HERMANN, G. =.
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CRlfRCR NOTICES.

r1rRA nnnce pies. SWANS 218 Suffer str,
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LOST.

q. REWARD SIRAYED LAST TUESDAY
u - night Yorkshire terrier dog from Warmers
Meiggs wharf saloon. Francisco ST., between Powell
and Mason, Any person returning informing
North Beach ie24 q
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I OST-IRISH SETTER DOG; HAD ON COLLAR
j. and tag; answer TO name Don. Return to 1877
Mission and rhceiNn reNyar1
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Nine. Patti has announced a farewell
tour, in which she is billed TO reap hun
dreds of thousands of dollars. She has a
delightful voice and is charming songstress.
and in popular phraseology is goddess of
opera. But 1t may be asked what is a final
tour OF an opera singer? Only funeral
procession can settle that. The poet goes on
writing something for fame, or at least the
publishers, until the last day of his life,
and as long as the prima donna has voice
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G0000 REWARD - THE JUDSoN MANU-.
spOUOO featuring Company OF Oakland offer
reward OF thousand dollars for the recovery OF
the money and the arrest and conviction Of the
men who, oa saturday, June IL, on the local train
at B-street station, Oakland robbed the secrstary
OF said company OF the sum or fifteen thousand
dollars in coin. The men described as follows:
No. Height about feet or 9 inches, weight
lb5 TO 100 pounds age about IS, blue gray eyes,
small dark mustache (may have been dyed. high
cheek bones cheeks little sunken, walks very
erect. and apparently was spare built AT the time
OF the robbery be wore square black derby hat
and new long mohair Slateeolored duster.
No 2-Height feet or ~ inches. weight abO1t
40 pounds 20 years of age broad square shoulders
round fun face, thick bull neck, dark brown ana
piercing eyes. small thin mustaehe, apparently
about months growth AT the time the crime
was committed he wore soft black hat, b!ue
lumper and oyeralls and had his face blackened
he undersigned VIII add TO the above reward
the sum OF two thousand dollars which he Will pay
10 any person giving to him, personally, iniormE-
ton leading 10 the recovery Of the said fifteen thou
sand de1lars and the arrest and conviction OF the
robbers. Address HARRY n. MORSE.
Iel9 s. Detective Agency, 545 California St
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COOK WANTS POSITION On BOARD
" steamer; IL years experience in United States
Navy; good reference. Address Ii. B., box I9. this
office. ie24 1t@
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NJ EWFOUNDLAND PUP, WHITE, WITH LEAD
street. te25 St*