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DIRECTORS GALORE.
Fourteen Transportation Companies
Hold EIacsIona

Fourteen Transportation Companies
Hold Elections.
Fourteen transportation companies oper-
ated under the far-reaching wing of the
Southern Pacific of Kentucky elected d.
rectors at Fourth and Townsend streets YES
terday. OF the aforementioned companies
four operate steam roads and the remaining
10 are engaged in street-car transportation.
The elections of yesterday show four
changes in the managing boards OF the re-
spective lines. In the directory OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company Of Cali
fornia (San Francisco TO Yuma), w. V.
Huntington succeeds Timothy Hopkins,
and at subsequent election of officers the
former was chosen vice-president. The
other officers are as follows: c. f. Croker.
president; n. T. Smith, treasurer; J. l..
Willcutt, secretary. This was the only
election of officers held and the appended
list shows only the directors chosen fer the
present year:
South Pacific Coast Railway Company-Leland
Stanford, C. Il. Huntington, w. T.. Brown,
Charles Il. Croker, W. V. Huntington A. N
Towne, \. +. Smith
California Pacific Railroad Company-C p.
Huntington, n. L. Smith. Il. ii. Miller Jr., ii. T..
Huntington Charles L. Croker, Thomas H.
Hubbard, George Croker.
Southern Pacific Railroad Company Of Califor.
MIA lSan francisco TO luma)-C. 7. Huntington,
1. II. Croker, Charles Mayne, A n. Towne w
" Huntington. n. T. Smith. j. l.. WiIlcuIt
Geaty Street, Park and Ocean Railroad Com
pany-Charles +. Croker, Adam Grant, X. F.
Morrow. w. L. Brown, L. s. DOuly, n. L. Smith,
j. l.. Wilicutt.
Market street Cable Railway Company-Le.
land Stanford. Charles Il. Croker, W. V. Hunt.
ington, N 1. Smith. j. J.. wicuiI.
Park and Ocean Railroad Company-Charles
+. Crocker, George Croker, w. +. Brown n.
1. Smith, J. l.. Wi!leutr.
Ocean Beach Railway Company-Leland Stan.
ford, Charles i. Croker, George Ciocker, y. T
Smith. J. l.. Wicutt.
Coos Bay Oregon Coal Company-George b.
Fabeps, L. II. Miller Jr., w V. Huntington C.
L. f. Green. NJ. j. Mcdonald.
Northern Railway Comnany-Leland Stanford.
Charles 4. Croker, w. V. Huntington, George
CTocker n. L. Smith.
Market Street and Paramount Railway Com
pany-Leland Stanford, Charles +. CrocEer, W.
V. Huntington, n. I. Smith. j. l.. Wlcutt.
Central Railroad COmpany-Charles L. Croker
Leland Stanford. George Croker, A. j. Gunni-
son, w. T. Brown, +. ;. DOuty, w. V. Hunting
ton, n. /. Smith. j. l.. Willcutt.
POtrerO and Bay View Railroad Company
Leland Stanford. Charles f. Croker w, "
Huntington, y. I. Smith. j. l.. Willcuti
CITY Railroad COmpany-Leland Stanford
Charles +. Croker, George Crocker. w. "
Huntington, c. L. Green. n. L. Smith, j. l..
Wlleutt.
Market-street Cable Company-Leland STAN
ford, Charles +. Croker, w. V. Huntington. n.
L. Smith, j. l.. Willcutt
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THEY WOULDN'T SHINE.
a Hard Wrcstle to Light Unconnected
City Gas Lamns.

IA haru hrestle To Light SDcOnnected
City Gas Lamps.
Another amusing discovery was made by
Superintendent hughes at the City Hall
yesterday. Within few weeks past ii has
been the rule to light all the lamps sur
rounding the hall and Monday nights during
the session Of the Board of Supervisors.
The Two lamps guarding the approach 10
the Hall of Records from the east refused.
however. TO be lighted. They were shined
up till they looked brand new, nOtwith-
standing they have stormed tn tempest for
10 years. and still they would not light. The
plumber was sent for. ana he eOaxed and
coaXed for a long time. manipulated the
burner, twisted and craned his neck, and
finally supplied new burners. Still no light.
Something must be wrong" he solilo-
qulZed. The lamps are poised high on huge
granite columns and the gas pipes extend up
through the center from beneath the base
A bright idea struck the plumber. and he
went after the Superintendent. Together
they gathered a pick and shovel and re-
turned to the lamps 1t took less than 10
minutes TO unearth the bases and there. sure
enough, were the ends OF the pines leading
down into the soil and both wearing caps
about foot from the base. The lamps had
never been connected with the gas mains.
The contractor doubtless got his pay for the
work and the city paid for the gas. That
and nothing mOrp
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BATTLE FLAGS.

The army officer who thought there was
no more reason why captured battle-fags
should be returned than there is why con-
quered territory should be restored takes q
practical view of the case. III the conaueror
returns things without value. let him also
restore things that have values. Otherwise
he exposes himself to a charge Of cheap
sentimentality Perhaps the best thing to
do with captured battle-fags when war is
over would be to burn them. In most wars
flags will be captured on both sides. There
is no particular use In preserving bit of
bunting that may be a memepto of only a
temporary success. The territory that
changes hands when peace is declared Is
evidence of an all-round success. If the
Mexicans had prevailed in the war Of 1886
az, Texas would have remained Mexican
territory instead of California becoming
-nerican.
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

John A. Logan Jr. is a candidate for dele
gate to the national Republican convention
DR.. Froude succeeds the late DR. Freeman
sity. " ''N "''''
Charles Emory Smith, United States Min
lister TO Russia, Will sail from Liverpool for
the United States on the 29th of this month
Washington correspondent specializing
upon Whitelaw Reds successor states that
among those mentioned is Joseph Medill of
the Chicago Tribune.
The will Of John S. Winslow, builder OF
the Monitor, leaves about $4,000. 600 to his
widow. daughter and adopted son, and one
tenth that sum in requests.
William NJ. German, member of the OF
tawa Parliament, was disf-anchised for
seven years Tor promising employment to
voter at the election Of 1891.
The first woman who has been able TO
pass the rigid examination Of the Chicago
board OF Examiners as an engineer is
Miss de Barr, who has received license
A genealogical tree of the Columbus fam
lily Is to be prepared for the Columbian
Exhibition by Mrs. Regina Name of Lisbon.
who Is lineal descendant OF the explorer
The son Of Admiral Kimberly has rece ntly
received silver medal from the Massachu-
setts Humane Society for rescuing an oder
eomrade from drowning while swimming In
Boston harbor
Miss Katharine Vanderlyu, niece of the
artist: John Vanderlyn, bequeathed the
latter's works Of art and family portraits
to some state collection, the preference be-
Ing given to Kingston. her residence.
Mrs. Myra Bradwell. who has for more
than twenty years been the editor of the
Chicago Legal News, has been admitted to
practice before the Supreme Court of the
United States on motion of At;orDey-Gen-
eral Miller.
Princess Clementine of Orleans. the
mother Of Ferdinand of Bulgaria. Is said TO
be one Of the cleyerest royal ladies' In Eu-
rope. She is the only surviving daughter of
Louis Philippe, and inherits many of that
moharch's long-slghted and astute qualities.
RiGic uious and Falae.
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SELECTING A PRESIDENT.
Regents of the University of Californ
Puzzled Overthe Hstter.

Regents of the University of California
Puzzled Over the Hstter.
The committee of five of the Board of
Regents of the University of California
who are TO decide upon a new president for
that institution have held many conferences
lately.
George I. Marye said to CALL reporter
yesterday: 1--WE have done a great deal of
work In that direction lately. and made very
satisfactory progress"
Have you progressed far enough yet to
know, or rather 10 state, who the coming
man will be?"
Il could not say so just now. In due time
that Will be announced" he replied.
will he be California man?
II cannot attempt 10 answ er that ques-
ton, he smiled. You Sc g we have had a
great deal OF correspondence. and, as ii is a
mOmentous task, We have got to weigh well
each name proposed. 1t may not be long.
however, before choice is made"
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IMMORAL RESORTS.

Some of our citizens appear to believe
because certain number of persons sign a
petition for granting license to sell spirit
uous liquors In specified place that. when
license has been granted. this carries with
it the right to open and continue an i'm
moral business. This, however, is not the
case. Having n license to sell liquor has
no bearing whatever upon immoral per-
formances or immoral acts The authorities
unquestionably have the right to suppress
immoral resorts
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Election of Omccrs.

The shareholders of the Italian-Swiss
Mutual Loan Association held their fifth
annual meeting last evening at the office of
the corporation. 524 MONTGOMERY street.
Secretary A Sbarboro read the fifth annual
report, which shows the association TO have
been remarkably prosperous. The auditing
committee. outside of the board OF directors.
is composed of the followng-named per-
sons; Hon. E. c. Palmieri, Y. Stubenrouch,
{. DIVA The election of the board of di'
rectors and officers then took place. with
tie following result: President, g. b. &C.
vasco; yiee-president, j. Barbieri; Treas
urer, A. Merle; secretary. A Sbarboro:
attorney, ID. Freidenrlch. Directors-P. c.
and A. Granuppi
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with permitting whisky to be taken In aud
sold TO the prisoners. He has also asserted
that Parrote and Sergeant Shiels take the
best pieces of meat that are brought in 10
their homes. All the TRUSTEES and officers
OF the prison say that these charges are
false and ridiculous and were made by
Jones because he was discharged from his
nlnna
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DAILY CALL Cncluding Sundays. So per year oy
mail postpaid Is cents per week. or 80 cents per
calendar month. through carriers. DAILY CALI
five copies three months. So 20. SUNDAY OALn
sixteen papes). 81 so per YEAR postpaid. SUNDAY
CALLand WEEKLY CALL, 81 SO per year,poStpaid.
MEEKI.N CALI. - nagesl 81 per year. POSTPAID.
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MONEY WANTED.

Street Superintendent Gilleran, it seems.
asks for the Street DEPARTMENT for the next
year S730,0O0. The public will scarcely be-
lieye in putting so much money in the
hands Of the men who have been running
the Street Department recently.
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WEATHER REPORT.
DKPARTM ENT or AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRANCISCO. April ID 1892

WEATHER. BUREAU.
SAN FRANCISCO. April l3, lS92.D
Forecast for Period Ending at Midnight
Thursday
For Northern CalirOrnia-Rain; stationary tenn
perature, except fair; cooler In southeast portion
and cooler on middle coast; westerly winds
For Southern Califurnia-Fair; warmer tomor-
row. cooler Friday; westerly winds.
For Washington and Oregon-Rain; cooler,
cept generally fair. stationary temperature in ex-
treme east portions prevailing south TO winds
For Nevsda-Fair. followed by rain; cooler Fiji
day.
For Utah-Fair warmer; probably rain; cooior
Friday
RonERr z. kERKAM. Chief OF Division.
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suggestion is practical from the money
lenders point of view, but it remains to be
seen if property holders out of the irriga-
ton districts will accept proposition to be
responsible for bonds issued for the benefit
of n sfrjets
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e25 Montgomery street, near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock +. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: no Market
street. near Kearny, open until II O'Clock midnight;
33s Hayes street, open until 8 80 O'Clock; sos
Larkln street. open until 9:3O O'Clock; % Mission
street. open until o'clock p. NJ; and ll6 Ninth
street, open until 9 80 p NJ
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
Moons Phases.
notice.!
APRIL 1892.

Any Of our patrons tcho fail to find THE
MORNING GALL TOR sale bu trobl-b0ys
T'acor5er faror by notifying this office o.
AtJdot. naming the date and train.
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John Curtin and John Mckee, arrested
last week for picking a woman's pocket ON
kearny street, were arraigued before Judge
,Joaehimsen yesterday and held in 5000
bonds 10 await trial for grand larceny,
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To SHOW CAUsE.-ln behalf of S. l.. Jones &
Co., the executrlx OF the estate Of John s. Hager,
late Collector OF tue Port. has been eli ted before
Judge COfley TO show cause why Sue will nor nav
a Judgment for 1913 o3 originally rendered n,
The L niled STATES CiTcuit CouII. =
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ArcTIoN SAFES TO-DAY.

IuRNITuRE-By NJ. j. simmons at 1862 Market
St, al II O clock
House. ANn LoT-By s. Watkins & Co.. at 1927
Folsom 81 AT II o'clock.
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FOR gHE PLAINTIFF. - The jury in Judge
Sanderson's department rendered verdict for
the plaintiff on the issue submitted IN n In tho
case OF julius Newman against ohm Duane 70
quiet title 10 the b0-yara lot at the southwest
corner OF Fulton and Scott streets
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METHODS OF TEAcBTNG.-Mrs Mary f. Me.
Roberts of London, England, viii address, tbs
teachers and patrons OF the Pioneer Kinder.
garten Society this afternoon AT the Adler Kind
ergarfen. southeast corner OF Second and Folsom
streets, on Methods of Teaching and the Ere
quent Unscientihc Use OF the Kindergarten
Principle" 'e"
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL
EoR SALE AT

A
New York -. .BRENTANO BROS. 8 Union Square
Chicago. News Stand Palmer House
New orleans GALLOT & JOUBERr,
1917 Common St
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF TIE GAIL.

so Potter building, New York City, is provided with
flesof California papers Visitors welcome. Adj
yeIt.sing rates and sample copies furnished.
T. X MISCH Manager.
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THE MORNING CALL
PuRLICATION OFFICE /:

Has larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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HELP wANTED-coNTINUED.

HELP wANTED-CONTINUE
TIRsTcLASs FINIsHERs ON PANTS. 27 Ev-
IL erett st. ftnrd foor). -----
EIRsT-CLAss FINIsHER ON CUSTOM COATS.
L Ala Tehama st.
LIRsT-CLAss DREssMAKER: NONE OTHER
1 need apply $40 Geary St
CCANDINAyIAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
- work and plain cooking In small family; WAGES
$50. Call 10 TO 8. 22I7 webster st.
NURsEGIRL CAPABLE TAKING CARE OF
~ children; good wages. 522 Ellis st.
GIRL TO WASH DISHES. 247 FIFTH STREET.
YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HoUSEwoRK
aud children. 81 South PARK. fat Il.
EIRsT CLASS PANTs-FINISHERs: NONE
L Others. 1858 Howard St
IA NlED-TAILoREssEs on CUSTOM COATS.
w 535 California ST., room 2.
COOK WANTED FOR RESTAURANT. 4l6 LAR
NTANrED-wOMAN TO WORK IN HOME RES
w taurant 929 Mission ST.: one who sleeps home
preferred
CTRL ASSIST GENERAL HoUsEwoRK: sl3.
" sos McAiister ST.
GOOD OPERATOR AND FINIsHER ON PANTS.
VI 1923 ssion, near Seventh.
TMMEDTATELY-2 sKIRrHANDs AND 2 I'M
L provers. s. SCooBoDA 1144 Suffer- ST.
AZ ANrED-IMPRoyERS FOR DREssMAKING.
w 1921 Geary St
LIRST-CLASs FINIsHER ON PANTS. l71s
L Glasgow of Eddy, near Powell.
DRESSMAKERS - FIRST CLASS SKIRT
- makers; none others need apply. 5o4 suffer
4 CHAMBERMAIDs, 2 COOKS. MATTRESSES,
room l. apl3 81
GIRL. DO COOKING AND GENERAL HOUSE
- work 1910 Bushst.; 8 TO ~ A NJ. ap13 sc
DREssMAKEKs WANTED. IIl8 SUFFER- ST.
TAILoREssES ON CUSTOM PANTS. 622 CLAY
4 ST.. rooms and A. apis 81
A PPRENTICES AT DREsSMAKING; PAY
~ 1915 Larkin st. apis 81
OPERATORS ON VESTS AND OPERATORS ON
y coats at MJ.kELLER COMPANY. oaklanl- 13
CIRL, FINISH CUSTOM COATS, AND APPREN-
y tiee; good wages. 1905 Pierce st, mr.. Turxa13 80
COMPETENT MIDDLEAGED WOMAN, GEN
y eral Homework; small family. 1129A Valencia
street apl3 %
CoMPETENT GIRL DO GENERAL HOUSE
y work; wages $50. 904 McAllister. ap13 Is
IA ANTED YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST AT
housework and take care OF baby; eolored girl
preferred: must sleep at home. 706 Battery. ID 2.
FIgEIsgT;se LASS sKIRrMAKER AND DRAPaR.
OF broadMay: ap12 81
WANrED-BRIGHT YOUNG LADY AS HOUSE
w keeper for bachelor. Send address II. NJ, box
l57, Cali Branch once. ap12 90
C. ERMAN GIRL. LIGHT HoUsEwoRK; 1913
- alIssloh 81 aplZ 81
CEwERs ON LADIES' AND BOYS WAISTS 80
- Stevenson ST., top floor. apl2 So
TAILoREss ON CUSTOM COATS; STEADY
work. AIS Hayes st. apl2 Sc
young GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK;
German preferred. 23OU Mission st. apl2 80
ONE COURSE IN MANICURING So 20. WO-
" mems Union 427 Suffer St apl0 ~
~ AITER-GIRLS AT MARBLE HALL, Sc COR.
=. jackson and Kearny SITS; good pay APPS 7t<
" ANTED--APPRENTICE AND PUPILS TO
" the hairdressing and manicuring. Apply NINE
ROBlSON. Oh Kearny; 10 lessons 81 80 107
IA ANTED - COMPETENT WAIST-TRIMMER
W and apprentice 826 Suffer st. ap6 IT
I AUY AGENT. MRS. HARRISON AMERICAS
II Beauty Doctor. % 6eary St ap3 tt
EIRST-CLASS DRAPER; NONE BUT FIRST
L class need apply. BOMBAY. 504 Sutter.mr29 TT
w ANTED-10,000 HOUSEKEEPERS TO SEND
w STAMP FOR a free sample of Royal Dutch Cocoa,
J. Wolf Mercantile Co.. 309-31l Front ST. mrl9 I'm
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
~ lions taken at CALL Branch Offices 603 Larkin
St. 339 Hayes st. aud 251S Mission St. open till
$3.50 NJ.
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PALACE BATHS. enlarged. beautined. Warm
sea-water tubs and swimming 7I5 Filbert.
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1000 JAPANESE BIRD NESTS with bird and
eggs. 10 cents each. Townsend's 627 Palace.
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Rifle uious and False.

Charley Jones, an ex-trusty OF the City
Prison. has charged Gatekeeper Parrote
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FANCY cream eggs. &c each. TOwnsends.
CALIFORNIA Glace Fruits, 5oe ib. townsend.
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BOOKS bought. King. 10 Fourth street.
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10000 Easter Eggs. Townsend's.
BIRD on Egg. cents. Townsend,s.
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J.F.CUTTER's0LD BoURBoN-Thts celebrated
whisky is for sale by all first-class druggists and
srocers. 1rademark-star within q shield
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CHOCOLATE cream eggs. Sc. townsend,
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oRNAMENTED Cream Eggs. Townsepd's .
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COMPLAINTS for divorce have been fied nv
Adoiph against Lena Lang and Frederick ID
against Nellie L. Mayer ~
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CHOCOLATE Cream Eggs, SC. Townsepds. .
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If you suffer from any disease OF the blood
stomach disorder, or dificulty with the liver and
kidneys, try the peculiar medicine. Hoods Sarsa-
parilia BE sure to get Hoods. Take no other.
ADD 20 drops OF Angostura Bitters to every glass
OF impure water you drink The genuine only manu-
featured by DIR. Siegert Sons.
F1TRA minee pies SWANS. 2ls'sutter street.
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Two pounds Cream Mixed Candy, In JAPANESE
basket, Tor 90 cents; basket alone worth half
the money. ToMnsend's 62I Markell PaIanas
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PROPOSALS.


Gan FRANCISCO, CAL. MARCH II iSa9
- Sealed proposal in triplicate will be reeatvaa
mere, until IL NJ, on Saturday, April 10 1892 and
then opened Tor transportation of military supnes
curing hScai year ending June 80 1893 as foitews.
Route No Reno, New, TO Fort Bidwell Cal o.
nar.ae os; TO Fort Bidweu, Cal, wagon trans
poftalion All information furnished On anniiea
non 70 undersigned Envelopes CONTAINING has =,
aSdrass Proposals for Transportation" and
mastsT Sa 20 - .. CHANDLER. Deputy Quarter
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CONTRACTORS AND RUIIpERs


AhMES McCoNAHEY. CARPENTER AM
store and once fitting specially Feiepa,e sI2s ~
/ vLAwRENCE, CARP ENTER AND BUILDEIs
eis sacramento ST cabinet work and nttiarun
.1Ses promptly attended: tsiephone 500 mt6ss
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I A FERITE CURLIN G-FLUID KEEPS TIE
~ pair In waves and euriS for days: try a 25c
zoe; the only place where the egg shampoo is used
lessons gwen IN hafrdressing aud manicure La
Nerite Toilet Bazaar. 1l7O Market ST rnnm ans Il
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ADVERTISING /.

Il lou WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYrHrya
= ywnere at any time write to GEO p ROW RI =
Z GU, 10 Spruce ST., New York AID I AZ
EtEkY ONE IN NEED OF INFoRNArToy M
the subject OF advertising viii do well tn o.. ~
sSopJ OF Book for Advertisers. 3,S nsves nri.a
"a; mailed. postage paid on receipt of nsics p 49,
SSmspaper pirso sompii:ssoa from ths Amsricaa
class Journals; gives the circulation sssirs 81 aaa
Other mn ggod ossi OF rates aad
uslnx Address ROW ELLIS AnV.R Tfsy ~ eA. nj
AAA1s ~ spruce 81. New york nnIa ~
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THE MODESTO NEWS HAS THE FuLLJWING.
4 H. Irvine has returned. lie went to san
francisco co see the Boston Dental Association.
he says; Ihey know the art OF filling teeth with
out pain They work with great care and use sootl;
ing Daims for sensitive teeth so that was not
shocked or pained Travelled hundreds OF mites
Tor The treatment and would do so again" Bos-
ton Dental Asso ciatioD, 81 Powell ST. ofices I II
and 8. arg :ot
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kooGhT-SEND YOUR OLD GOLD AND Sill
-, - yer by mail to the old reliable house OF COLI.
maN. 81 ihird ST., 5 f.; viii send by return matt
the cash; II amount not satisfactory will return
so.u. mr3l II
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Pickpookni.i In Onod.

attorney, ID. Freidenrlch. Directors-P. c.
Rossi, q. de Inca, i. Canepa, c. A. Malm
and a. Granucci.
Pickpookets in Quod.
John Curtin and John Mckee, arrested
last week for picking a woman's pocket on
kearny street, were arraigued before Judge
Joachimsen yesterday and held in $1,000
bonds TO await trial for grand larceny.
10000 Easter Eggs. Townsend's.
BIRD on Egg, cents. Townsend's.
To SHOW CAUsE.-ln behalf of S. L. Jonas &
Co., the executrlx of the estate of John S. Hager.
late Collector OF the Port. has been eli ted before
Judge COney TO show cause why sue will NOT pay
q Judgment Tor s9i3 Oh originally rendered Ia
the United States Circuit Court.
Books bought. King. 10 Fourth street.
CHOCOLATE Cream Eggs. SC. Townsenrs.
CHOCOLATE cream eggs. sc. Townsend,.
oRNAMENTED Cream Eggs. Townsend's.
For THE PLAINTIFF. = The jury in Judge
Sanderson's department rendered a verdict for
the plaintiff on The issue submitted 10 n in ,ha
case OF julius Newman against John Duane TO
quiet title 10 the 6o-yara lot at the southwest
corner OF Fulton and Scott streets.
FANCY cream eggs. &c each. Townsends.
CALIFORNIA Glace Fruits 5oe ID. Towusend,s .
PALACE BATHS, enlarged. bcautined. Warm
sea-water tubs and swimming. 7I5 Filbert.
METHODS OF TEAcHING.-Mrs. Mary r Nc.
Roberts of London. England, VIII address ths
teachers ana patrons OF the Pioneer Kinder.
garten Society this afternoon AT the Adler Kind
ergarten. southeast corner OF Second and Folsom
streets, on Methods of Teaching and the Fra
quent Unselentitc Use OF the Klnderpartsn
Principle" >"''0"
5000 JAPANESE BIRD NESTS with bird and
eggs. 10 cents each. Townsend's. 627 Palace.
J.F.cUTrKR'soLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is Tor sale by all frs-class druggists ana
grocers. Irademark-star within a shield.
COMPLAINTS for divorce have been FLED nv
Adolph against Lena Lang and Frederick II
against Nellie L. Mayer.
Two pounds Cream Mixed Candy, in .yananss.
basket for 90 cents; basket alone worth baI,
the money. Townsend's, 627 Market, Palaces
CHUNG Inc has sued Dot You for $1,000 for
goods sold and delivered Oh The 18th ult Ha
obtained at the same time an order for the arrest
OF the defendant
"KRITIKo" reads character from bandwri,,,,
Write In Ink. on unruled paper, In an undis.
gused hand. State sex. Send with 30 cam.
stamps or postal note 10 "Kritlko,u COS Mer.
chant street, San Francisco.
JUDGMENT by default has been allowed NV
Judge Levy In the suit of Henry =. Kahler
against Nellie nj. Deadly for dissolution of co.
partnership, finding also that the nrm Is insol.
vent.
Miss 4. M. Hinckley. Teacher of Cookery.
VIII give demonstrations In cookery at Saratoga
Hall. sl4 Geary street, between Hyde ana Lar.
kin, Thursday, April IA.
Menu.
Soup.
Cardinal croutons.
Entrees.
Over a chafing dish.
Lobster la Newbsrg
Dessert
Strawberry mousses.