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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-26
GIRL GRADUATES.
Interesting Commencement Exercises a
Mills College.

Interesting Comm encement Exercises at
Mills College.
Twelve young ladies of the class of go
were graduated yesterday at Mills Sem
mary. The exercises attending their fare
well to school life were attended by such
crowds of relatives and friends that the
assemby-Tooms could hardly accommodate
the throng.
Shortly after 10 o'clock the class, followed
by the board # directors, took their places
on the stage, and Immediately Dr. L S.
Chapman. pastor Of the college chapel,
opened the proceedings with reading from
the Scriptures. Then, after a hymn by the
class and prayer By Rev. DR.. Scudder, the
customary essays were read. the diplomas
were presented prayer was offered for the
future success and welfare Of the graduates,
the DoXol0gy was sung, and the u young
ladies stepped out of their alma mater to
engage in the practical affairs of life
All0f the papers read by the class were
Of great interest Miss Cora May Hatch
had a very catching one on THE Mephis-
roundiy scored newspapers for invading the
sanctIty Of the home and pandering TO the
sensational appetites of the public.
The essay on Poetic Justice" by Miss
Ruby Martin, was also an interesting one,
and gave the writer an opportunity to dis
play her knowledge Of the English classics,
which she applied with nice diSceTnmeut
The Ethics of Luxury" by Miss Hattie
Friendly, was a0other paper that struck a
popular chord, inasmuch as the essayist not
only depl0red the extravaganza Of the day,
but advocated with all the feeling Of youth
the practice Of Open-handed liberality to
the poor.
At the close Of the exercises refreshments
were partaken Of, and shortly afterward the
large gathering took themselves hOmeward.
The following young ladies were the or d.
yates: Mary Louise James, Mabel Will
Jams, Lillian Ellen Morey, Helen Georgia
May Belle Truett, Henrietta Edith Crane,
Frances Louise Coleman, Minnie Hopkins,
Annie LOwrey and Hattie Theresa Friendly.
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A HOSPITAL SCANDAL.
What Becomes Of the JeweIry and Valu-
ables Of Patients?


The breath of scandal is abroad at the Re-
ceiving Hospital A dying patient has been
robbed Of a gold watch and chain, and
though the officials are very reticent about
the matter it leaked out yesterday that de-
tecllves have been trying to trace the miss
ing jewelry for several days. The valuabIes
were seen in the clothing of the patient
Now the patient is dead and the yaluables
are missing
Last Friday night at about u o'clock
Thomas Kennedy. the pugilist, better
known as Jack" Herman, was brought to
the Receiving Hospital for treatment. He
had been thrown from fre-engine at Sixth
and Harris on streets and run over.
Policemen Mullins and Harlowe, who
picked no the wounded man and rang for
the patrol wagon, noticed his gold walch
and chain, and guarded it jealouSly from
the crowd
The injured man reached the Receiving
Hospital just before midnight, when the
day and night stewards change watches.
Steward Trewin, whose watch was nearly
up, removed the patients coat and vest and
hung them up on the wall but neglected to
search for ValuabeS-RS he states-as he
should have done under the rules OF the IN
sttuiiOn. The rules provide that al
patients Shall be searched for valuaOles and
q
that purpose. There is no record OF Ken
nedy's property on this book
Steward TTewin explains this omission
by saying that his time was about up then,
and he depended upon Steward DeCkhausen
to fulfill that duty.
B5ckhau, Ell says il was not his place TO
make the search and fill the record, because
the patient arrived few minutes before he
went on duty.
As Irewin removed Kennedy's coat and
vest be asked the patient if he had any val
uablpS. Kennedy repiied in the negative,
but Officer Mullins, who stood by, remarked
that Kennedy had gold chain.
II wonder If there is any thlng on the end
Of it?" he said, and, going over to where
the vest hung, he pulled out gold watch
from the pocket and displayed it to the
steward, DR.. CutTman, Officer Iarlowe and
BeckhaUSeD, the incoming steward. DR..
CCfTmGn and Steward Beckhausen declare
they remember nothing Of this occurrence.
A fe " hours later Kennedy died and his
body was removed TO the MOrGue. By That
time the watch and chain had disappeared
from the vest.
This is said not to be the first complaint
Of the kind that has come from patients
treated at the Receiving Hospital. Last
March a young woman, Mary Wilson, was
treated there for hysteria. When she was
discharged IL was minus a pair Of fine soil
tare diamond earrings she had worn when
she entered. They were never found.
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A meeting TO discuss the title of Joseph
p. Monaghan to large amount of outside
lands on the ocean beach was held at $50
California street last evening There was
large attendance. DR.. c. 4. Bigelow was
chosen chairman. Judge LAWYER vce-chair-
man and Peter McGrath secretary. NJ. A.
G. Smith made statement of the case, and
said he was satisfied of the legality OF Mon
aghan's title and would fight in the support
thereof. Monaghan said that he purchased
the land in good faith in 1885, and had
mortgagcd his homestead to raise funds.
Objections to the title were called for, but
there was no response
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THE SUFFERING SICK.
San Francisco Nav Draw Down Large
Amount for Back Pay.


Amount for Back Pay.
Supervisor Ebert is at work on prop0-
sition which may bring into the city's
treasury between $4,000 aud $4,000
When John Hoescb. the city's expert, went
to Sacramento a few days ago to look into
the expenses of the increased taxation, he
discovered that nearly all of the counties
outside Of San Francisco were drawn <
down 500 a year for the INDECENT sick in
their expenditures. San Francisco has only
been getting paid for the aged INDECENT in
the AlmshOuse A conference was held
yesterday morning between Supervisors
ElleTt and Aver and Treasurer WIdber, and
it was found that the following in rrla-
ton TO distressed people in charitable lnsti-
tutions is in the statutes:
For each aged person in INDECENT circumstances
supported aud maintained IN amy such iUstitu-
ton The sum q 500 per aunum. 10 take effect
on the first Monday IN July, 1883.
Mr.. HOesch was detailed to inquire into
the matter and he is now seeking infoTma-
ton on the subject For the patients in the
AlmshOuse the city has always received its
pro rata from the State. but it is yet a ques-
ton whether the city can collect for the
sick in its hnSpft9ls
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PRETTY WELL CUT UP.
A Patient who Has Been There Before
Many Times.

4 Patient Who Has Been There Before
Many Times.
i've had more surgical operations per-
formed on me than | have fingers and toes
Ny lett arm has been broken three times,
my right leg twice; I've had several fingers
taken of, and nave had the knife on almost
every part Of my body Go ahead, doctor,
you amt hurting me. l can stand more
than that and not half try"
The speaker laid on his back on the oper-
ating table at the Receiving Hospital. while
the attending physician amputated one Of
his few remaining fingers. 5. c. Meyers is
his name, a machinist employed by the Mer-
chants Refrigerator Company. He got his
finger mashed in the machinery Yesterday
morning, and as the surgeon dressed the
wound he ratified away at great rate about
his previous experiences in most all the hos
pitfalls Of the country. Meyers resides in
Oakland at 1902 Seventh street
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EVERYTHING FIXED"
Santa Cruz Has Captured the Division
Encampment.

Santa Cruz Has Captured the Division
Encampment.
The encampment question has now been
settled, and there will be great rejoicing in
the five brigades north Of Tehachapi that
the division camp of the n. G. c. will be
held at Santa Cruz on August 6, and not on
the Laundry Farm Tract in Alameda
County Major-General Dfmond received
yesterday morning the following telegram
from Mayor William T. Je:er of Santa
Cruz, at whose request on Tuesday he had
kept the camp question open for another "A
hours:
Six thousand dollars cash, with grounds, Hight
and water, subscribed tonight. Everything
fixed"
General Dimond at once telegraphed the
olfer to the Governor, as commsnder-in-
chief, with his recommendation for accent
ance, and the Governor, with equal prompt
tudc, telegraphed his approval.
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The following is the programme Of music
to be performed In Golden Gate Park to-day /:
]. Exhibition March................J. I. Lindtner
2. Overture, Emma di ResburgC" first time)
3. Waltz. LA Mas Bonita" (by reqUest). \. Brandt
4. Selection, III IroFatore-AnYIl Chorus. Verdi
5. "ROnde d Amour" (frst timer 800. Westerhont
.. Musical Review" pOtpOuTr OF popular
ar lhsI TINE ...'.....,.... hlFlere
z. Diminished SYMPHONY ................ Schubert
tdJ Allegro moderate (b) Andanto con motto.
3 selection "Erminie' FIRST time) .Jako JwskI
dance OF the Elves ana Ono nes' FIRST
time N. Wi liams
10 Concert march. ''Baccanale" ......,.. N Celega
II. Gallon, .ihe Old stage Coaenn ....... De vile
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LEZIRSKY VS.. DELMAS.
The Defendant Under Cross ExaminatiC
by the Plaintiff.

by the Plaintiff.
There was no abatement OF the interest
on the part OF the legal fraternity in the
further trial yesterday before Judge Slack
Of the case of George Lezinsky VS.. d. NJ.
Delmas to recover 5000 Tor services
rendered his former employer in several i'm
p0rtant cases.
Mr.. Delmas was on the stand during the
day, and under cTOss-examination by
Lezinsky. who has apparently taken the
case out of the hands of his attorney.
Delmas explained all the details of the
various cases and the character Of the work
that had been performed. showing that
LeZinsky had been paid for his services,
and that he did not do half as much work
as he had pretended.
Mr.. LeZinsky brought out one strong point
in his behalf in the afternoon regarding the
payment of $500 TO him in one of the dis
puted cases 'as present" as Mr.. Delmas
called it. The latleT's book Of check stubs
was produced, and the entry showed that
the payment was for a "fee"
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Anthony Il Charitable.

10 answer TO her complaint for divorce
Edward 7. Anthony denies the charges of
cruelty made by Carrie. his wife, and says
that he Telrains from making a counter
charge, preferriHg to cover his unpleasant
domestic relations with the mantle of
charity. lie objects to a divorce on account
Of his family and admits that the value Of
the community property is about $50, 600,
exclusive OF their Oak-stTeet residence.
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Had An Awful ApneiIte.

Alexander McCabe has bigger appetite
than any man in the surrounding six coun-
ties, and that is one reason why Judge Rix
sentenced him to six months in the House
OF Correction yesterday. The other reason
is that Alexander entered an East-street
restaurant the other day and ordered To-
cent meal.
He had his appetite with him and also a
capaclous coat pocket or two. Into his
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-26

mouth he poured every thing in sight. lie
drank the contents of all the Worcestershire
sauce bOttles-which may not be equivalent
TO saying that he drank Worcestershire sauce
-cmpted all the mustard cups ana vinegar
bottles. the sugar bowls and even the horse
radish dishes, ana never WINGED.
Then he put the empty dishes In MS
pocket and the knives and forks and Spoons
along with them. This was more than even
an East-stfeet caterer could stand ana
Alexander was arrested, with the result
already noted
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WHITE STAR LINE.
CIINAHI. lINE

New York to LlverpOOI, via QucenstOwn,
from Pier 40, North River.
lASl la RESS NAL SERVICE
Umbria June 1, 90 PM Aurania, Jne 20. 6 100 AM
Seryia. June ! l, 100 AM L mbria July 2, II 800 AN
*Gallla June 10, 8 100 AN Servla, JAY g. 500 AN
Etrura, inc s. 30 Etrura.July Is. 10 200 AN
sBUthnia, Inc 20, y 90 AM sExtra steamers
Cabin passage. 500 and upward second cabin, S35
and SO. Storage tickets TO and from all paris OF
Europe at very rates. For freight and passage
apply at company . ice4 Bowling Green, New y ora
VERNON II. BROWN Gu, General Agents.
Good accommodation can always be secured
application 10 WILLIAMS. D1MON ID n Co,
iY2T TurhSa AGENTS, san FRANCISCO.
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III Alotsots anu AiA = hNoN
hundreds or nights sleep
from It. / have tried
doctors and advertised
remedies year after year,
but IN vain. l was IN
dueed by a friend 10 try
the Cosmopolitan Disp
sary physicians aud IN
three weeks after com
mencing their treatment
] was permanently cured,
and i owe them a gre al
debt of gratitude.
Il am employed BY w.
+. Bridge at 42j Poet
street, tnis city, and live
at 500 Jessie. and shall
be glad TO substantiate
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-26
A Pastor called.

Rev. Oliver C. Miller, first pastor of the
English Lutheran Church of this city, has
been unanimously called to the pastorate Of
ST. Marks Lutheran Church IN the city oil
Roanoke. Va. The church building is the
finest and the congregation the most infiu-
entail in the city. Mr.. Miller began work
as a stranger in our CITY six years ago, or
gaming tie first English Lutheran church
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-26
Standards linda Rnsa.

Leland Stanford has answered the COM
plant of w. A. r, Loose in an action for the
possession Of the 12-year-od mare Kinda
Rosa and $4,000 damages. He saws that in
February, 1880, he purchas g the weanling
from Loose, ever since has possessed her,
ana very properly in Deem her, 1891, re-
fused to give up the trOttng mare. More
over, he pleads that the cause of action is
barred by section 1888, Code of Civil Pro-
cedura
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TREMENDOUS CUTS FROM REGULAR PRICES!

II 9Ge-FAScY SATIN AND VELVET PLAID IT 3Ge
5 TX, g. al
Il EAe-FANCY # Ace
b, a t. w
+ 7Re-FANCY VELVET 1t 75s
at .... .. .. "
Al e INFANCY SATIN VELVET AZ Il az
III oVU De d ut oVC
9Es-FANCY 9Ee
81 VVV and all silk offered M " NJ oJU
IT AOFANCY MARBLEzED RIBBONS stripes n I0
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-26

James Orndorf, surviving partner of
Milton h. Joyce, has decided to sell the
Cafe Royal billiard parlors by auction, be-
ing unable to effect n private sale. The
sale will be made by order of Judge CARRIER
to wind up the partnership business of the
firm of Joyce & Orndorff
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN Sr~1s
~ Francisco for ports il Alaska A. II 1asSSSg
May -. juno and July 3, s. Is. 25.
For British Columbia and Puget Sounl ports
May "a 20: June aud july s. e. Is, 9. %, %.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay Wednesdays. 9 A. "
For Santa Ana, Los Angeles and all way port5eYe
fourth and fifth day, s A. NJ.
For San Diego stopping only at Los Angeles, SautI
barbara aud San Luis Obispo every fourth aud hfsh
day at Il A. NJ
For Lorts in Mexico, first OF each month.
Ticket Oliice-PRiaCe Hotel, 4 New MontgomerY4s
GOODALL. PERKINS, & co, Genera Agents,
If 10 Market ST.. San Francisco.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
pEGIEIG mAlL STEAMSHIP co.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA
Steamers VIII sail at NoOS on the 5Ch. ks~z
18th and 18th of each month calling ae - +s4g
various ports Of Mexico aud Central America.
Through Ilne saIings-May 25, IS. san Jose
June l. IS, Saa Juan; June 10, IS City OF New
York
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS Al NOON 18TH or EACH
MONTH, calling at Mszatlan, san Bias. MauzanO.
Acapulco, Port Angel, sauna Cruz Tonall. -Sau
BenitO OCos, Champerieo. san Jose de Gaatemal,
Acaiutla La Libertad La Union, AmapalL CoTiaE0,
San Juan de- sur and Punta Arenas
Way line sailing-June l8. az II o'clock nOon s.
City OF Panama.
when the regular sailing date falls on Suntly
steamers will be dispatched the preceding Satur lay
JAPAN AND CHi,A LINE
FOR YOKOHAMA AEO HONG-KON4
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for
Shanghai. and at HongK Kong for East lndsL
Straits. etc;
City OF Rio deJanero. uesday, June IA, at P. "
China. ......... ...... saturday, July 9, ut
Peru new Thur d1y. August 4, at ?. u
Round-trip tickets to Yokohama and return dttI-
dueed rates
Tor Freight or Passage apply at the once, cornsf
First and BraRnan streets
Branch Onic--202 FRONT street.
ALEXANDER CENTER, General Agent.
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The case Of L. B. Coggins. who is charged
with embeHlng several hundred dollars
from Williams, Dimond & Co., while in the
employ Of that firm as cashier, was con-
tinued by Police Judge Love yesterday
morning until next Saturday.
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FOR PORTLAND q ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM "A.
/ ocean DiYisiOn-aud PACIFIC COAST EESFSY
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spssf-
street Wharf 10 A. NJ, for the above ports ona }:
their Al iron steamships, viz:
STATE OF CALIFOkNIA-MaY2 20, Jnne 10, y,
July 5, 16, 70, august 9, p.
COLUMBIA-NIly rs, June 8, lS, 80, July u, "a,
August s. II, %.
OREGON-june ?. II, 26, July 8. 90, August l,
l2. %.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern P3elds
Railroad. Oregon Short Line and other dtyerSllS
lines for all points In Oregon. Washington, British
Columbia Alaska Idaho. Montana, Dakota Utah,
wyoming. Yellowstone PARK and all Points East ald
South aud to Europe.
tIip, cabin $50.
Ticket Ofices-1 Montgomery St, and Palace 10
tel, 1 New Montgomery ST.
GOODALL PERKINS & CO. Supt Ocean Inns
If 10 Market ST., san Francisco
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO.

CTEAMEHS LEAVE ASPINwALT.
- fortnishtiy for thu West Indies and eSEE%A
southampton calling route AZ Chez -@ssaS2Es-=s
Lourg france. and plymouth 10 land passengers
Through Bills OF L@diug, 10 connection with s11
Pacific Mail = 81 Co. issued for freight aud treAslrs
10 direct ports in England and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Plymouth
Cherbours, Southampton First class Sl95; Gliet
Class S97 80. For further particulars apply 10
lelOtl RAkROrH y CO. AGENTS. SOl CalilnrIiAi q,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SUFFERED FOR YEARS
Experience Of Two Men With
Different Doctors.
Saved Mt Last and Permanently
Cured.

EXPERIENCE is PROBABLY THE BEST
II teacher man can have. 1t is guide and safe
guard TO the future. If one lacks experience them
selves they should be guided by the experience OF
others. John SkillicoTn, an old resident or san
Francisco, relates his experience with dOct rs. lie
says:
Il have been a sufferer for 10 years from agra
waited letter a painful skin disease and have lost
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Ban FRANCISCO AND N ?. Bail WAY.
VIC Donahuo Broad -Gauge Koute.'

COMMENCI~G SUNDAY par %, 1879 e
" and until further notice. boats and trains VIII
Leave from and arrive at the San Francisco PASSED.
ger Depot, MaTEetstTeet wharf, as follows:
From San Francisco for Point Tiburops
Belvedere and San Raj .ej.
WEEK DAYS-7:4O. 8 20. II 20 A. NJ: 1880. $3.50.
s sos. $500 P. NJ.
sUNDAYS-S:OO, $3.50, I1:UO A Nj 1880. $3.50.
8 500, 6:l5 P, NJ
From san Rafael for San Francisco.
WEEK DAYS-6.25, 7 50, 9 80. II 80 a. NJ 40.
$40, 8 :O5 p. NJ SATURDAY. ONLY-An extra
trip at . 80 P.
200 rs 2. n
From Point TfburOn To San Francisco
WEEK DAYS-6.5O $500, 9 :55 IL SO A. N; 3;0S.
4:05, ;35 p. " SATURDAYS OSLY-An ex-
ira trip at SO ?.
sUNDAYs-8:35, 1905 II 80 A. N; 2:o6, 4:OSs
30 $3.50 p NJ.
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A CARNIVAL OF BARGAINS
FANCY RIBBONS!
10000 PIECES OFFERED TODAY
1t Less Than Half Value !

gigantic special purchase, just received enables us
to TO-DAY make of the most startling and unpara-
eled bargain offerings known the ribbon trade,
prisng, as it does, OVER TEN THOUSAND PIECES of
Fancy Ribbons in bewildering array Of THE NEWEST
BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, COMBINATIONS, COLOR
INGS and EFFECTS be placed sale this morning at
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PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
i block in the center OF San francisco. 10 is ths
model hotel OF the word. Fire aud earthquake
proof Has niue elevators. Every room is large,
light and airy. The ventilation is perfect A bath
and closet adiOin every room. All rooms easy
Of access from broad, light corridors. The central
court Illuminated By electric light It's immense
glass roof broad balconies, carriage ana trODi-
cal plants. features hitherto unknown in Ameri
can hotels. quests entertained on either the Amerl-
can European plan The restaurant IS the finest
In the city. Secure IN advance by telegraph
Ing. THE PALACE HOTEL.
lstU 6Rn Francisco Gal
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COMPAGHlE GENERALS

IRA TIA TIC u y
French Line to Havre.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEW), az NORTH Rca
Y River foot of Morton st. Travellers by 10y
tbs line avoid both transit by English railway aud
tie discomfort OF crossing the channel III a small
boat
Ia CHAMPAGNE. Capt. Boyer. .................
,.,,,,............... Saturday, June 4th, 9:30AY
la BOURGOGNE, Capt Le6Oeuf. ....,.,.,.,,..,
,,,.,,........... Saturday, June lth, 80 4
LA BRETAGNE, Capt. C1ilier. ..................
..,,,...... ....... Saturday. June lSth, 9;00 AM
LA TOURAINE. Capt. Fraugeai. .................
.,,,.,.........,.. Saturday June 18th. $3.50 A. 4.
H3 For further particulars apply to
A FORGET, Agent,
No. Bowling Green, New YORK.
j. F. FUGAZI Il Co, Agents Montgomery avs
San Francisco.
Branch ofnce. le Montgomery street. mr2U II
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(05tlQPQLLTAN
tTllSpENSARY

Corner Market. Stockton and Ellis Sts,,
san francisco, Cal.
Entrance , Stockton Street.
OUTOF-TOWN PATIENTS treated with UN
FAILING success through correspondence; one
VISIT desirable but not necessary. Medicines sent
safely and free obseTya ion any part OF the
country Write for symptom blank to fll out. and
letter fully explaining your disease giving advice,
etc, VIII bo;returusd free. my22 70 Il
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TeIeeraph HuI HlostIng.

Judge Finn gave judgment yesterday in
the case Of John Keso vs.. Thomas L. Green
and others, enioiniBg them from excayatipg
or blasting below the official grade on VIM
throp street in front of plaintiffs premises,
If you are all run down, tagged out, take sim.
mons Liver Regulator and be spry.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THE SPLENDID 3OOO-TON STEAMERS <E,fs
/ OF this line carrying United States, zszeLtr[
Hawaiian and Colonial mails sail from Folsom-5s
" LaTt under.
IGI. AUNO4oLU. Al KLAND AND SYDNEY
ulRkCE
SIS MARIPOSA. SATURDAY. May 20, at 2 P NJ
FOE HONOLULJ oNTY.
SIS AUST RALIA :. TUESDAY. June 7. at Up. VI
For freight and passage apply at Office. 327 Mar.
ket street. J. d. SPKECkELS Il BROS. CO,
26tf General AGENTS.
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TIFF PNCTFTC TRANS FIR C0WpANY
VIII call for and cheek baggage from hotels a1I
residences Inquire of ticket agents for time car Ia
and other information