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The morning call., 1892-04-02

TO ENCHANGE-A NICE COTTAGE VALUE
i $500: near the PARK: lot 25Xl2o: are laying
cable same street, Which VIII make II very de-
sirable property; Tor ranch. grazing and grain
laEd. preferred not TO be far from san Franc SEQ
Address a. box 20. this office. mr3l as
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS

OAKLAND i,EAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND AG ENCY-ADVERTISEM AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
ONCE of THE MORNING CALL. e03 broadway.
C..)S CASH,
ID ZOt S22 80 per month
Buys braud-new cottage close to station Golden
Gate; rooms and bath; lot 35xl20.
w. L. BARNARD a SON. cor. Ninth and Wash
ington sts Oakland. ap2 7t
II OUSE OF ROOMS AN BATH: LOT 25xlQ0;
II one block from station; Will sell at sacrice
account Of departure. J. r., Oakland offee Call2
CMALL FRUIT RANCH IN FRCITVALE; GOOD
- house; FOR sale cheap. Address Fruit box "a,
Call Branch onice. apl lOt*
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NOTICES.


N0TICE-THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE
~ that they have purchased the good W III, stock
in trade and fixtures OF tie late firm of SIC CHUNG
LUNG, $40 Dupont ST., from Messrs. Stein Simon
a. Co. HI wAU
March 80 1892. [mr27 tie All CHING.
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STORAGE

S1ORAG =.
FURNITURE, TRUNKS, PIANOS, ETC. CARED
4 for and stored reasonable: advances made
IIEBES' Pioneer Storage Co,3t0 Stockton 9n
kIkST-CLASS STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
a osz-osa Mission St CHAS. l.. TAYLOR jy31
ADVERTISING
| YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
= anywhere at any time write to GEO r. ROWEI.I,
q ~, 10 spruce 81. New Yorx auleIy
~ The subject OF advertising will do w All To aain
81 w , 81 BOOK for Advertisers" 36s pages prlcs
fains Gu postage paid on receipt of price; con-
s ssus = careful compilation from the Americas
c,es paper directory OF all the bost papers and
on ga nas. gives the circulation rating OF every
que anu good deal or Information about rata, and
t.S matters pertaining to the busiacss Of advsr-
In.si i n1,'aIoss hoWELbS ADVERTISING b.
Ao Az opfoes 3d. new YORK Sai2 IL
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CSE0 PARTNER WANTED: CORNER DAY
u OOU. and night saloon steady man required
NCLA UGHLIN, 20 keArny ST. apl 5t<
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ALfFORNIA GOVERNMENT LANDS


In tho beautiful Honey Lake valley level deep black
sediment SOIL ready to pow. finely sheltered
matches climate. abundant fuel aud water. cheap
lumber local aud outside markets. RaiIroad
already built through the valley An extensive
water system now building Will bring the land
under irrigation and high deyeIopme5t within o
years. The lands can be taken up without rest
dence under the desert act Wheat $50 hushelsl
barley (65 busheIs) oats corn Alfalfa hons yeSe
tables aud fruits are grown. Empioym ent at good
wages. for both men a teams Will be given set
eg Tue wader COMPANY 70 pay Tor water rights
10 S1OO All acre. The chance IL a rare one for
home seekers and Investors Send 4-cent stamp
Flood building. san Francisco, Cal. mr6tf
CCHooL LANDS, 81 90 TO 80 AN ACRE; ON
- very easy terms; sold by the state in tracts
kinds o. lands IN many di1eren: countless seni
i-nhI-. = iIoou bunolllE- 13u
GISO WILL BUY 10 ACRES OF TEE FINEST
ID LOU or fruit land: Is near the iveliest town in
the state; payable $40 cash and balance $40
age. WESTERN LAND co, $40 Market. mrs IN
A BEAUTIFUL 5-ACRE TRACT AT NOUN
~ tain View. Santa Clara County. the stan
terms; only $3.50 cash down required the balance
TO be paid in years low interest: over $4,000
worth OF Improvements now under way on this
tract and values viii rapidly Increase: the property
Is good because 1T is san Francisco near Stan
ford University; is Al fruit land; is among the
finest homes ia the States the railroad station:
beautiful climate: fne scenery; and being so near
market can be made very profitable. CLARK u
KNAPP. ! Montgomery ST, San Francisco. mia tt
TT ONE FOR 5000: TERMS y: CASH: BALANCE
IL to suit purchaser; Is acres. nicely situated half
miie from CITY limits of Los Gatos T. II. JORDAN
& co. Los Gatos mr6 tf
CON0MA COUNTY LAND SALE OR EX-
- change; write fully. ANDREW PRICE. Heads
burg Cal. fel4 Il
A BoOM-DOS'T BUY A RANCH OF ANY
n Kind until you have examined our enormous
list ". }. HENEY q CO. s23 Kearny st. fe2i II
, WEEKS EwsFoR CENTs-THE WEEKLY
~ CALL In wrapper. ready for mailing.
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EDUCATIONAL
CCHOoL OF ELoCUTION AND IMPRESSION.
- voice culture. recitation, stage business. PRO
FESSOR j. kIECAID principal. ll70 Market. 6m
ID W. KiMBALL TEACHER or PIANO 2el2
J. Howard St. terms moderate. mrs I'm
SINGING LESSONS; VOCAL CULTURE. APPLY
~ BOD Powell st, Prof J. Il OGILVIF. mrl3 3m
DACIFIC ENGIN EERiNG SCHOOL-ENGINEER
l. ing. architecture, surveying. l2l Post. mrIl II
dramatic BANJO STUDIO; WARRANTS TO
II make good player J 2 lessons 1170 Market. lm
GIG. g. CIPOLLONI FROM ROME, ITALY, MAN.
- doiin teacher. DonohOe Building, X. 80. 10 BIN
CCHoCL CIVIL, MINING. MECHANICAL ELEO
~ trical engineering. surveying, architecture, al
saying; estab. 1864. A Van der Naillen, 725 Market
II EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, - POST 5r
IIDouble-eDtry bookkeeping penmanship short
hsnd- type-wrltng, telegraphy, etc. all ineiudeaa
business course under one fee OF as. ie30tt
pACIFIO BUSINESS COLLEGE aao Posr Sc
4 Lille scholarship SIS; day ana evening" ocl1H
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Ii HAVE BUYERS FOR GOOD LOD3ING.
- houses groceries. commission and other busi-
nesSes; II you have such for sas call and see us or
write and We VIII call upon you. CANAAN & Lyon
2l5 hearny 81. ur0o n
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Gs[NO PARTNER WANTED downtown
lpNt- wholesale produce commisston-house:
vi be required to collect and assist generally:
clearing TO each 800 per month now, and increas-
lns; rare Chance f0r Der. industrious man chance
OF Il-etIme. business Exchange. lOa2 Alarker. n.
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O. 40 PER FOOT ONLY: BUSINESS PROPERTY
u ~ at bay Station. Alameda; $50 per foot only,
business property Webster St. Alameda w b.
FITCH co. Bay-St. Station. Alameda. mr27 II
10 YOU WANT PROPERTY CITY OR COUN-
~ Try, in tie Trettiest valley OF the state: Apply
TO Napa Land Co., Napa Cal. ior LIST OF propef-
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G.c0N SALOON-EARGAIN THIS DAY. Nc
Dt)Ob. LAU6HLfN, 70 kearuy 81. Its
1S0O SALOON-NEARM MARKET ST; CEN
- I OOV, tFai location; VITA long lease; worth
2 ~ M-r asAal- No s LGILLIN q Co 26 kaarnY
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GO-O PARTNER WANTED-NEW AND SEC
-, -t}p. Ond-hsud furHituTe. CrOCkery glass, thu
and stove ware, carpets and general household fu--
Eishibg store good location; fui stock IA 3wleGge
otsamc not necessary must be willing &c work IN
store and make himself generally useful; pa
handsomely; want TO increase trade IS reason OF
taking partner; best chance heard of: see to-
day. GEO STEWARr & son, 1876 Kearny St 1t
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l'oR SALE-lO-ACRE RANCH AT SUNOL. ALA
media County; f325O; acres IN fruit. Groom
house (inrnishedl. outbuiidinES tlak. windmill,
horses. cows, chickens carriage. farming utensils
etc. living water excellent FOR poultry rails ng; 80
only on account OF departure. Address owner. 20
Kesrny ST., room T. bet II and ! O'clock. mr3l 3ts
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GCO0 WANTED-GOOD BUSINESS MAN TO
- OOp. join advertiser; 10 competition and
uaraAtee return OF capital. Address Capital box
lOi, Cal Branch ONCE. apl rs
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y yard sewsd. laid, lined: this sale commences
Monday. March II. for 30 days only ). w SHI-
REX. 1884 Stockton 81. mrl7 6m
CARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS $50 A YARD;
: iEsta1lment price elsewhere 81 I'd. NJ FRIED
MY A Co - S-o3l Srncktnn and 12l Post
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; PaIsce Hotel. EICHENLAUB, 759 Market. rs
= AETED-A GOOD BUSINESS Man, Win
F SIJO capital, to take half interest with a good
mechanic in new patent Apply sI5Is Filbert
81 eet app 3t%
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7 oAsS on REAL ESTATE. NOTES, MERCHAN
- disc JOHN S.BoWMAN.S 3l kesrny. R.l2l7u
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD At
Ni Security Loan Bank. lI06 Market st. mr. Mason:
private entrance Z Turk n. J. FRANKLIN q CO. ON
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=. SOA TEAMING BUSINESS - HAULING
- IDOV. lor wholesale houses: sure fortune.
& CO. 20 kearny apl 5LE
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CT0RE IN GOOD LOCATION; LOW RENT: 3
- tv1g-TOOms. furnished fixtures suitable for any
business present owner compelled to 20 East
owacr. box SIS. Call Branch once ap2 3t<
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'lGAR AND CANDY STORE; BEST LOCATION:
Y a. great sacrifice If sold once: this is genuine
and p<yin business; suitable for lady or gentle
man BAILEY, 7l9 Market st. mrSl ex Su 1t
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GDSn SALOON FOR SALE: SPLENDID LO-
= ZOp- cation; 3 Iivingroons; rent only $50 per
month. MORGAN. 23S keaFny ST. app pa
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QeCn C FFEE-SALOON. RESTAURANTA AND
tfVOt. Oyster-houSe; partner wanted large,
lrst-ciSs business the incest aud best Ia the city;
epea day and night; does Spiend cash trade;
cie Is TO escn SIS 10 500 per month; Tor
King psrtner-tOo much business for ! owner
most practical, successful and popular restaurant
msa IN the State, with very best references tdis IS
= chance N a lifetime; don't miss it; to-day.
2 F.h II a ke4r
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& Kan DRUGSTORE IN THRIVING
= AcOO. country town O. line OF 5. ?. r. K. au
exceptional chance to secure good value: best OF
reasons fur sc lag See ,. \. FEATHER Of
LANGI.Ef a MICHAEI4S co. 34-tO First ST 40 Il
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IT is A GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN
CHOICE LOT AT BEAUTIFUL PIEDMONT
AT YOUR OWN PRICE AND THE EASIEST
TERMS EVER OFFERED.
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QpQnO FOR SALE-GOOD PAYING REsTAU-
'oDOO. rant on business ST.; newly fitted mn. .
years. Ieese; must be sold. JONAS & CO. 20
Eezrny ST. mr20 i,s
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NEVER BEFORE HAS SUCH DESIRABL
PROPERTY AS THE BOWIE TRACT BEEN
OFFERED ON TERMS AS ABOVE.
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REMEMBER THEDAY,
SATURDAY. APRIL ., AT O'CLOCK p. M,
AT SALESROOMS.
ALSO REMEMBER THE TERMS
$50 CASH. BALANCE $40 PER MONTH
WILLIAM J. DINGEE,
400 and s62 9Th ST.,
Oakland. mr3I 81
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$1,000 dj.9. 1od.t6 SALOON IN FIRST
hited Up, with private rooms attached; this Is a
genuine bargain: present owner has other Iiopor-
ana Mission SITS. mr2g 7t<
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GI75 CIGAR: CANDY AND FRUIT STORE;
- ~ rent s25; must be sold this week great
bargain. ll0 O'FarreIl St mr17 ~
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u1.IL
y GOD AND COAL YARD RENT S25: .
= horses. wagons; near Baldwin; 1850: a bar
gam. PACIFIC EXCHANGE, % Kearny st. it.
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TERMS ONLY $50 CASH
TERMS ONLY $50 CASH
TERMS ONLY $50 CASH,
TERMS ONLY $50 CASH.
BALANCE $40 PER MONTH, OR IN FOUR
EQUAL YEARLY PAYMENTS If DESIRED.
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Gf1CQ A GOOD BUSINESS: lRUIT, VICE
81 -bO- table, cigar. candy and general store;
Gearing SIS; double; be>t for sell
ing. Apply KENNY < SCHUTT. 1904 Market ST.
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CALoONM ATTENTION = 500. CITY
~ trent; rent S25; rooms and Kitchen: here's a
elance- BAILEY. 7I9 Market st mr3I ex su 1T
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TOR BARGAINS IN LOTS SOUTH OF THE
L park near projected electric roads and boue-
ward. easy terms dont iai, to call for partlcu-
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ONEN LAKE VALLEY
II More nsw iocatOTs than any other portion of
California;: commenced irrigatiBg Government
desert land 2 years ago and have NOW an abGn-
dance OF water.
GO TO AMEDEE,
Select 800 acres OF Government land near railroad
or send postal for description and sectional man
EAGLE LAKE LAND AND IRRIGATION co
SIS Montgomery ST.. room 3, San Francisco or
lO5 North Broadway. Los Angeles ulrlg Il
The morning call., 1892-01-28
YACHT AND WHEEL.
COrinthian Club EIectiOn-0iym.
pic Annex.

a large and enthusiastic gathering Of Cor
inthian yachtsmen assembled last evening
In the AIcaZar Building the occasion being
the annual cnb meeting. Proposed amend
ments to the bylaws and cOnst.tu-
ton were debated. Several changes
we're made in tue constitution. The
club decided not to cut down the
active membership. but limited the
honorary members to ten. The initiation
fee was raised to $40 and after consid er-
able discussion the club resolved to abb ere
70 its established limit as to the size Of It's
yachts, viz. 45 feetover all The question Of
changing the sailing rules and Of having
club-roOms 10 this city were laid over to
some future meeting,
The Secretary reported that the club is in
e very prosperous condition financially, be-
Ing out OF debt, and with its large increase
Of mem beTship should be In a position to
enjoy very prosperous season.
The following gentlemen were elected Off
GERS: Commodore and Director ". A. Strin-
ger; Vice Commodore and Director John
w. Pew, Secretary and Director Z. S. EN-
mons, Treasurer and DiTec or w. T. Dixey,
Port Captain aud Director II. L. Pennell,
Directors B. Hobart and 7. t. Baker,
MeagUTer II. II. Garter; Regatta Commit
tee II. Croker, II. j. Kelly and A. d.
Cross; Committee of ArTangements-M. A.
Newell, c. r. Wilson and G. A. Story.
After the meeting the club was banqueted
by the Oficers-elect
A meeting Of the bicycling annex OF the
Olympic Club was held last evening and
about twenty members were present A
committee Of three was selected on Urgani-
gatlon, consisting Of }. NJ. Brewer Jr., r. r.
Russ and \. A. Robinson. About one hun
dred members Of the club are patrons Of
she wheel, and as much interest Is mani
tested In the meeting the movement to
form an organization, ETC., It is thought, will
terminate IN success. Tie next meeting
will be held In Febrnarv
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Foreman Mccarthy Of HON & Chapman's
stated yesterday that the new system en-
ables his men to kill from ten to twelve
cattle more day.
The second system has been introduced at
the slaughter-house Of Poly, HeilbIOn IL
Co. The machinery and detail of the innO-
walton is much more complicated than that
mentioned in the former new method. The
invention of the machinery Is due to the in
ventive genius of j. Dipple Of South San
Francisco. Under this method the horse
power used Is regulated overhead In the
top story there is a circular windlass, around
which revolves bar, to which a horse
attached. The bar can be stopped at any
moment by the regulation of a brake and
gear downstairs near the ring where the
slaughterer Is observing the condition of the
steer
AS soon as the steer is in the right posi-
tion the brake and gear are used, the bar
on the circular windlass upstairs falls into
q notch and the steer has his head forced
into the ring, where he is easily dispatched.
The time consumed is much less than that
of the first system. Poly, Hebron & CO.
have been experimenting with their new
method for some time. At fist they tried
their innovation on a small scale, and when
they found it successful they started to
build their machinery on larger plan.
The success of the two innovations has
The morning call., 1892-01-28
LEE YUEN DEAD.
A Prominent Chinaman SuCcumbs
to Pneumonia.

Lee Yuen, one of the most prominent men
of Chinatown, died of a combination OF
pneumonia and paralysis at 1880 o'clock
yesterday morning. Death overlook Lee
Yuen in his apartments in Ross alley, OIL
jackson street, where his body now reposes
under costly silken robes and surrounded
by four gTief-strcken female mourner',
hired for the occasion. Deceased was ma
tive of Canton. China, aged GO years.
Ever since 1849 Lee has boon actively
identified with Chinese business and enter
prises in this country and succeeded Ia
amassing quite a respectable fortune. at
one time he was reputed to be worth $780,
600. He first devoted himself to mining at
WeaverVille and in other portions oil the
State. With the gold thus obtained he en-
barked in business and soon became rec
0gnlzed leader among his cOuntTymen.
For three successive terms he held the
position of President of the Sam Yup, one
Of the six com paDieS, and as the head OF the
Lee family was much respected and adj
mired by his numerous cousins. At the
time of his death he owned five stores In
San Francisco, one in Canton and one Ill
Hong Kong. He also believed ia. combining
business with pleasure, as he established
wives in each of the three cities mentioned,
and proceeded to bring up children in the
way they should 60.
His family consisted Of one wife and two
daughters here, two wives and one boy in
Canton. and wife IN HOng-Kong, with all
of whom he was said to have lived happily.
Among his associates Lee Yuen was spoken
of as "a high roller" whose especial delight
was to fOrtify himself with a pocketful
of money and break up tan game. If the
money gave out before the game collapsed
Lees word was good for any amount, and
in this manner he always accomplished his
object.
The body will be kept lying in state until
Monday, when it will be laid under ground
until one week from to-day. 1t will then
be sent TO China. on the steamer Gaelic.
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Each Spoonful has done
it's Perfect Work,

Is the verdict of every woman who has used
ROYAL BAKING POWDER. Other baking
powders soon deteriorate and lose their strength,
owing to the use of inferior ingredients, but
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tap the rails OF the car-track which have
disappeared from view. The pedestrian
WHO wishes 10 cross from one side Of the
street to another In some instances must
walk about eight blocks and then have his
shoes covered with mud in the attempt
In order to board a car a passenger must
sacrifice entirely all antipathy to mud and
contract friendly relationship with slush.
On Railroad avenue. which is being used by
the butcher teams, 50 bad IS the rOadbed
that in case of heavy wagons ten horses
may be seen every day drawing with diff
Guilty the wagons ordinarily pulled by four
horses.
}. J. Thuben. a labOrer In the linton
Iron Works, was struck on the head with a
piece Of iron on Tuesday and severely in
jured. lie now lies at his home on Minna
and Fifth street. suffering from cOncussion
of the brain.
South San Francisco Parlor, No. l59, y. S.
g., W., had very enjoyable banquet aud
dance at South San Francisco Hail last
evening. The occasion was the annual in
stallatiOn Of officers.
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OBITU AIRY
PIERRE V. MERLE.

Pierre V. Merle, an Old-time resident and
well known member OF tie French colony, died
al his residence in this city on last Tuesday al
the age OF 20 years. MIR. Merle came TO this
city In 1852 and soon thereafter opened one OF
the largest shoe-stOres In tie building on the
southeast corner Of jackson aud Dupont streets,
which at that time was tile business center. Mr..
Merle was careful business man and making
safe investments was enabled nearly quarter
OF q century ago TO retire from active business
lie. In 1856 Mr.. Merle was member Of the
Vigilance Committee and at one time was q
Director OF the French Bank. He was at the
lime OF his death a member OF La Llgue Ma
Iionale. lie was frequently Invited 10 accept
office IN the French societies here but always
declined. He was native OF France and leaves
a widow and three sons, one OF whom IL Leopold
v Merle, well-known merchant OF this city.
His funeral take place this morning from the
The morning call., 1892-01-28

went through con siderable torture and ex-
element before the blow was struck which
put an end to their miseries.
While the rope was being wound on the
windlsss by means OF r. crank. the animal
under the old system had ample opportunity
to struggle In the case Of obstreperous
steers the men in the slaughter houses used
sticks with which they prodded the ANIMALS
in the face and eyes, and goaded them on to
the ring before they could be secured in a
position to be killed with expedition.
Frequent complaints were made Of
this cruelty to the cattle, and from time to
time arrests were made by officers of
the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals Besides 1t was found that the
more excited an animal was before being
killed. and the more it struggled, the poorer
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given great satisfaction to the propretOrs
of the various Slaughter houses and will be
soon introduced in all of them.
Even after the steers are killed consider
able difficulty is experienced In bringing the
carcasses to the markets of the city This
is owing to the impossible condition Of the
streets. Butchpr-wagons can no longer
come TO the city by means OF Kentucky
street, as il is closed on account of repairs
being done at its extreme northern end. All
vehicles are compelled to take Railroad and
Fifteenth avenues In order to reach the
city. In consequence the heavy teams have
cut these streets up entirely. Fifteenth
avenue, on which the South San Francisco
cars run, has been ruined by the heavy
butcher teams
The cars while passing along some por-
tiOns OF the street have their wheels con-
cealed. The larg5st-sized spade could not
The morning call., 1892-01-28
05nQPoLlTAN
tDISPENsARY
Corner Market, Stockton and Ellis stas
San Francisco, Cal.

Out-oft0wn patients treated with CNFAILTVa
success through correspondence; one Visit des.rs
able bat not necessary. Medicines sent safely aud
free from observation 70 auy part OF tIe country
Write for symptom blank 70 MI out, ana . etteF
fully explaining your disease giving advice. etcs
will be returned free. il24 - -
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FREEDOM IN SIGHT.
Felipe Moreno WIN Be Restored to Lib.

Felipe Moreno WIN Be Restored to Lib
erty In June.
Felipe Moreno, the old Mexican whose
life sentence for the murder Of DIR. Marsh
Contra Costa County was recently COM
muted by the Governor, will in June pass
out ofthe prison walls, which have confined
him for over quarter Of a century.
His wife and a son, born after his con-
viCtiOn, will welcome him back from his
living death. Moreno has ALWAYS claimed
his innocence Of the crime for which he was
punished, and for many years threatened
to be revenged upon the man who swore his
liberty away, ana who, he said, was the real
culpTit. Now he Processes TO have given nm
all thought OF vengeance, and to look for
ward solely to reunion with his faithful
wife
The morning call., 1892-01-28

ID. b. Towner, one of the oldest and best
known residents Of Placer County. agent for
Wells Fargo a Co, aud for eight years Post
master al Iruckee, died at his residence 10 that
an Illness lasting but TWO ana half days aged
IS years. Sir. TOwner came 10 this State early
in the Miles and settled al RattleSuake Bar In
Placer County few years ago be accepted the
position OF Postmaster at Truckee, and removed
there, serving TWO terms He was widely known
throughout The northern part of the State, where
be enjoyed the confidence and respect OF ali who
knew him. He leaves widow aud TWO sisters
one OF the latter being Mrs W. j. Perkins wife
OF The state Librarian, and the other Mrs. L. ).
Lawson, both Of Sacramento.
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RORN.

BRIsON-In this city. January Il. 1892. to the
wife OF j. G. Brison, a son.
SCHMIDT-In this city, January "a, 1892, to the
wife OF Henry Schmidt son.
DAUERNHEINf this city, January "a, 1892, to
the wife of Fred Dauernheim, a daughter.
MANOUR-In this city, January 70, 1892 to the
wife OF Colonel c. Manouk, a son.
WESTAWAY-In Oakland, January 26. 1892, to
the wife OF w. c. Westaway, daughter.
CLEMENT-In Oakland, January rs, 1892, to the
wtfe of X. NJ. Clement, son.
SHIPMAN-In Empire City. Oregon. December 20,
1891. to the wife or Malcolm c. ShipmRn, son.
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MATTHEW nIAGRANF.

Matthew Magranr, one OF the pioneer builders
and contractors of mis- city, died on Monday at
his residence, 1919 Webster street He was a
native OF the city OF Dublin. Ireland and came
TO this Coast IN the rush which followed the dis
coyeTy OF gold. A first he settled down 10 aGTl-
cultural pursuits IN SOuOma County, but Subse-
Quently came 10 San Francisco aud engaged In
He leaves We childieu, OF whom four are daugh-
tiers. Andrew MagTane, the only son, IS agent
fOr be san Francisco and North Pacific Coast
Railroad Company. The remains are being EN-
balmed, and VIII be placed IA the rec iyIng vault
al Calvary Cemetery on saturday 10 remain
there until the completion Of The family vault in
Holy Cross Cemetery.