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BUTTED OUT HIS BRAINS.
Terrible Death of Man Suffering FroI
DeIirium Tremens.

Terrible Death OF "A Man Suffering From
DeIirium Tremens.
A. X. Sloan, wel-tO-do citizen of Mem
phis, recently committed suicide in a hOr-
rlble manner. often attempted by the in
sane, but seldom successfully. He was suf-
fering from delirium tremens, and was con-
veyed by policemen to the County Jail.
The object was to prevent him from injur-
ing himself, and he was locked IN a cell and
everything taken away that it was sup
posed he could attempt his life with.
Before daylight the man butted his brains
out against the iron bars of his cage. lie
must have thrown himself against them
over aud over again. as the bars in half a
dozen places we're smeared with blood.
When found the skull was cracked and the
brains OOZing out.
lie has had strange career. He was 4
lOurIevman shoemaker when he married a
fashionable milliner, who set him up IN the
shoe business. He treated her badly and
she sued for a divorce. While the suit was
pending he became Involved I'm row with
man named Mcbride, who had spoken
sllghtingly OF his wife, aud was shot IN the
stomach This led to a reconciliation and
the divorce suit was withdrawn.
his ill-treatment continuing Mrs. Sloan
applied again and got divorce. She still
loved him, however. ana they were married
again, but again she had to procure a di-
yOrce, tho last one being final, though the
couple were on GOOD terms again al the time
OF the tragedy. He WAS in the shoe and
afterwaTd in the hat business, the firms
name being Sloan & Algee. Later he went
into the saloon business and last week was
burned out. /, is supposed lie fired the
place himself. his wife, Mrs. X. a. Sloan
still runs the millinery-stOre. She closed
her place to attend the funeral. Sloan
leaves an estate of $50, 000.
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At 1Oo.

At 1Oc.
1l3 dozen GENTS 4-PLY LINEN CUFFS,
new shapes, all sizes. regular value 81 so
per dozen, viii be closed out at lOc a
pair.
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Scarcity Of FsmaIe SERVANTS.

Editor Morning call: We most re-
spectfully beg to call your attention to the
fact Of the scarcity Of female servants in
our State, and wonld consider it a great
favor if you would notify through the
columns of your valuable paper that girls
desiring work at good wages, from $50 to
$50 month, and even more, such as cooks.
second girls, nurse-grls and general house
work servants, can be supplied with situa-
tions ana have good homes in our city and
throughout the country. We solicit cor
TespOndeuce from parties seeking employ
merit.
In corroboraton.of the above statement
we refer You to all the newspapers. clergy,
merchants and bankers Of the city aud
State. Respectfully yours,
q p ! 4
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THE NEXT GRAND JURY
Thirty Names VIII Be Ordered
Drawn on Monday.

The Superior Judges held another meet
Ing just after noon yesterday 10 complete
the Grand Jury list by substituting names
for those selected about whom there was a
fine legal point raised as to whether or not
they were on the assessmentrOu. The
changes proposed BY the several Judges
were al approved as follows:
By Judge Garber-Tbomas q. Wilkinson aud
John Scott " llSOn Instead OF James Bauhache
and Raphael WeIl; by Judge tinu-GeOTge J..
Beaver Iu place OF william L. Merry, the Iatter's
name being dropped al his own request; by
Judge HebuaTd - Benjamin N. Gum, Louis
BlaC- aud ~ ilHam O.. Badger instead OF IueO-
core I. Payne, Gustav Wine and A, Rollins; by
Judge Huut-JOhu NJ. BYrne lu place OF Austin
Tubs; by Judge NaiiaCe-Wiillam A Piper
and Frank II. Woods 10 place Of A. ) HallidIe
aud ~. /. Peete; 10y Judge SandersOn-N. ID.
Mackiu I'm place Of Louis 2. Prescott; by Judge
CoGey-WIlHam HenlCke In place OF A. d. Ken
nIhi by Judge Levy-JOhn Resented 10 place Of
Chris Ian W. Smith.
Presiding Judge Trout suggested that
the order made by Judge Wallace on De-
cember lst assigning criminal cases 10 his
own court should be put in force now.
Judge Wallace replied that his calendar
was in that peculiar condition that he could
not very well devote his whole time to
criminal work, but that there were certain
kinds Of criminal cases he would be willing
10 take.
Judge Murphy asked to be assigned to
civil cases after about three months more
OF his present work. he explained that
there was some likelihood Of bis resigHing
his official position and engaging IN pTdc-
tice. and ne desired to brush up his
acquaintance with civil practice.
Though no action was taken on the
Judges request it is altogether probable
that it viii be granted.
Judge Trout announced that he would
proceed 10 draw a Grand Jury on Monday
next by drawing thirty names from tie box.
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FORGED HER OWN NAME
Strange Coincidence in the Loss
of n Money Order.

Not long since a Placer County resident
sent a money order calling for $40 to Miss
Ella Duncan Of this city. Miss Duncan re-
ceiyed it, but while on the way to the Post
Office managed TO lose it. BY a very rare
coincidence it was picked IN by a colored
girl who boasts the name Ella Duncan, the
same in every particular as that Of the
young lady to whom the order had been
sent
Miss Ella Duncan, colored, went forth
with TO the Post0fice and cashed the order.
Miss Ella Duncan, white, also went there !;
but to apprse the mOney-Order department
of its loss. She was astonished to learn the
cneck had been cashed An investigation
unearthed the cOl0red girl, who was asked
to give back the $40 and escape prosecution.
She refused, claiming the check must have
been meant for her as that was her name.
She was arrested for forgery and 5 now IN
the custody of United States Marshal Long.
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81 AND L" FOR SALE.
The Play WIN BE Auctioned TN JudJ
Wailace,A Cnurt.

The Play win BE Auctioned I'm Judge
WalIace's Court.
The stormy existence of the farce
~ and = is rapidly approaching a new
era On Tuesday afternoon the right to
produce the play, the scenery property and
contracts will be sold in Judge Wallace's
courtroom to the highest bidder.
When the case Of Lederer VS.. Hermann
was called by Judge Wallace yesterday af-
ternoon Attorney Waldheimer said that he
was unable to proceed on account Of the i'll
ness Of his associate. George O'Byrne. At
torney McPike replied that if there would
be continuance he would ask for the sale
Of the play.
Waldheimer made no objection, and the
sale was ordered. The Court also ordered
the company to remain in this city until
after the sale.
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Chamber of Cnmmnrco

The trustees of the Chamber of Com
merce held an executive meeting yesterday
afternoon and elected the follOwng-named
gentlemen and firms members Of the cham
Der:
Williams, Brown & Co.. Henry P. Sonntag
Marsden Manson George H. Tyson, William
Woln & Co., Schachf, Lemcke s. Steiner Pacific
Roll Paper Company, Spruauce, Stanley & Co..
w. aud j. Sloane q Co, j. &. johnson & Co..
Truman, hooker & Co., Naber. Ais & Bruno,
Deene Implement Company, Miller, Soss q
Scott, Rosenthal. FEEDER g. Co, Nolan Bros.
Parke & Lacy Company, Frank Bros, Bachman
Bros, Cert. Schloss & Co. S. h. Frank & Co.,
A. G. Nichols q Co., Palmer q Rey, Sachs Bros.
& Co, J. A Folger q Co., Stein, Simon q Co.,
Porter Bros 4 Co., Sawyer Tanning Company.
Non TAD tori PR
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At the annual meeting of the Pacific
Bank stockholders, held on the nth inst,
the following Directors were elected: r. IL.
Mcdonald, r. II. Mcdonald Jr., +. V. Nc
Donald J. j. Bowen. W. A. Grade. II. Ma
bury, Nj. ii. Sherman, A. K. Stevens and c..
Warehouse. The organization of the Board
OF Directors resulted in the reelection of
X. II. Mcdonald as President, Il. II. Nc
Donald Jr. as Vice President f. V. Nc
Donald as Cashier, E. Belermann as Assist
ant Cashier and q. f. Miner as Secretary
The total dividends paid by the bank dur
ing the year amount To per cent, D $4,000
Ihe assets Increased 5000 600 dnring 1891.
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CANNOT BE ASSESSED.

Tho Attorney-GenerAI Declares Irriga-
cation DistrIcls Exempt.
Tie Attorney General was recently asked
to state whether the Big Rock Creek Irri-
cation District is subject to assessment for
State and county taxes. He replied
Irrigation Districts formed under the Wright
law are quaSlpuDdc CORPORATIONS, organized Tor
a public purpose, and The property is for the use
OF the pubnc-that portion Of the public and
their lands within the district.
Therefore, ] am clearly Of the opinion that
property of such irrigation districts is not as
sessable either for State or county taxes. For
the purpose Of taxation Il IS the property Of The
State. II lhe district should cease using the
property it would revert 10 the State for public
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toward New York and New England. At Bis
marck, Oak. the mercury stood at go below
zero, and little further north and east, in
Canada, at 320 below-the coolest YET re-
ported on the continent. At Omaha it was
g. below zero, 50 below in Helena. Mont,
Ia below at North Platte. The cold wave
IS expected to reach New York and New
England tomorrow at its present rate of
progress 1t is a genuine blizzard, and is
the first real blizzard of the year. The
storm threatened here is still off the coast
of Washington. and seems unable to move.
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Western Union Taxes.

The State Supreme Court has at last
reached the case Of the city and county Of
San Francisco against the Western Union
Telegraph Company, involving the city's
right to tax the franchise Of a foreign cor
poTation. 1t Is one Of the greatest import
ance TO taxpayers here and throughout the
State. The people will be represented by
Acknowledgement Hart and w. A. S. Mich
olson. +. Judge Carpenter of Los Angeles
will represent the defendant The hearing
Is set for today.
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Tbomas HonendIn,s Estate.

Thomas Honendin's will has been filed
for probate. He left real estate in Alameda,
Santa Clara, Solano and Lake counties, be.
ing town lots at Dixon, Los Gatos, and i'm
proved real estate in Oakland, yielding a
rental Of 500, eighty acres In Lake county,
$4,000 in mortgages on San MateO real
estate and the City Hotel property at Dixon,
SolanO County. The value of the whole
estate has not yet been computed. The tes-
tator left one half of his estate in equal
shares to Mrs. Lucy G. Gabel, O. c. Pratt
Bunster, Mrs. Kate Glannini and Ira Pratt
Bunster The other half is left in equal
shares TO Ethel, Archibald and Norman
Stitson, children Of w. A, Stitson of Los
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The Divorce Court.

Carrie II. Baker has sued Robert B. Baker
for divorce on the ground of cruelty. They
were married in 1876. and she AYERS that in
addition to beating her he transferred their
home. 25l7 Larkin street, frauduently to
his mother to avoid letting her have any of
tie community property Baker in cross
complaint denies every allegation and ac-
cuseS her Of conduct unbecoming a wife.
Judge Finn has divorced Emma Lombard
from Charles NJ, on the ground of his will
full neglect.
Leoni NJ Meghell has sued Joseph Me-
phpI for "a Il iunrcn
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Crocker-WooIwortb Rand.

The Croker Woolworth National Bank
stockholders at their annual meeting re-
elected the Board of Directors as follows
William III. Croker, c. f. Croker, r. C..
WOolwOrth, w. E. Brown and Il. II. Miller
Jr Mr. WOolwOrth was reelected Presi-
dent and William ii. Croker Cashier. The
bank paid per cent in dividends during
the year. 1t is expected that by June 1st it
will be in its new quarters, the handsome
new building at Market and Post streets.
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EVRRYBODY'S COLUMN,
Correspondence Of Interest to the
General Public.

In Everybody's Column TIE CALL will
publish short letters from cOrresp ondentS
on topics Of interest TO the general public.
The matter in these communications will
present only the views Of the writer's.
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Barnes, Dlvnrce Cnse.

The Barnes divorce case was heard by the
Supreme Court yesterday. to which it was
appealed by the defendant. Mrs. Barnes
had been an actress, and the principal evil
dence against her on the trial was given by
a private detective. w. w. Foote, repre-
seuting the defendant, made long and
rather humorous argument, in which he
contended that a divorce could not be
granted on The unsupported evidence of q
private detectIya
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Peoples Home Savings Bank.

The stockholders of the Peoples Home
Savings Bank held their annual meeting on
Monday and elected the following officers:
Drectors-GeOrge ID. Toy D. S. Dorm, DR..
r. II. Mcdonald, Joseph Winterburn, Co.
lumbus Waterhouse, F. V. Mcdonald and
X. ID. Robbins OF Suisun; President, COlum-
bus Warehouse; Vice-P President, f. v,
MELON aid Secretary and Manager, j. h.
Farnum; Treasurer, Pacific Bank; Attor-
news Dorm & Dorm
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The San Francisco County Woman's Tenn
perance Union will meet in convention at
lee McAllister street at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. There will also be afternoon and even
ing sessions. Mary Allen West, who has
been working in the cause of temperance
among the Press League during their trip
across the continent, and DR.. Mary Allen
are expected to address the convention.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN So.as
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska 4. N s9IEfgE
Decem Der 81, January 8, %. February s. 26.
For British Columbia and Puget SQUAD ports.
December "a, 81, January 5, and every Friday
thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays. 8 a. NJ
For Santa Ana Los Angeles and all way ports every
fourth and fifth day, a. NJ.
For san Diego, stopping only at Los Angeles, Santa
Barbara and san Luis ObispO, every fourth and fifth
day at IL A. NJ
For ports in Mexico. January 2eth. aud first Of
each month thereafter.
Ticket Offce-Paace Hotel, New Montgomery st.
GOODALL, PERKINS Il CO, General Agents,
q 10 Market ST.. San Francisco
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the custody of the Sheriff of Placer County
and Detective VIII Smith of the Southern
Pacific Company. BartellO had been ar
rested for making and passing counterfelts
Of coin. His description was read to tie
watches which weut on duty last night.
He is feet 10h inches high, weighs 1870
pounds, has dark hair, muStaChe aud black
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Soda for the Thirsty.

The Quiros Soda Water Company has
been formed to manufacture mineral water,
ginger ale, etc. The company has 100000
capital stock paid up by Josa w. Roma, e.
Cabrera, homas Price, NJ. LeventTtt and
Joseph Napthaly.
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THE PHYSICIAN is WELL.
4 Three Times Doctor Cured Of La Grippe.
san FRANCISCO. Jan 5. 1892.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 8, 1892.
Royal GeTmetuer Co. - GENTLEMEN:
From my own experience take pleasure in
commencing your remedy, Kings Royal
GeTmetuer, as a valuable preparation. Re-
Gently l was attacked by la grippe. tried
all the remedies usually given by physi-
clans, but with no benefit. After suffering
and treating myself eight days | began the
use of your GERMETUER * r. g.. l
felt the beneficial effect after the second
dose, and was entirely relieved Of all I'M
pleasant symptoms within twenty-fOur
hours. taking only about eight or ten doses.
In my case it surely proved all you claim
for IT,
l am a regular physician, a graduate of
the three schools | know the value of
medicine, and commend your remedy to the
confidence of the public.
DIR. c. L. WOOD, 213 Leavenworth street.
DR.. Wood is one of the beSt-infOrmed
physicians in San Francisco, holding diplo-
mas from the three schools. His profess
sOnal skill and social standing give his
opinions the weight OF authority. His can
did statement speaks for itself.
Germetuer Will cure la grippe if taken
promptly at first of attack Cures diseases
of blood and nerves, such as indigestion,
catarrb, insomnia, neuralgia, rheumatism,
etc Sold by druggists, 81 per bottle.
ROYAL GERMETUER CO, manufacture
ers, 13B Polk street, San Francisco.
Write for particulars. Jas At FrSuWeFr
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no Mako Rotarv WheeI EnrInea.

The Henson Motor Company ineOr-
porated yesterday TO manufacture rotary
wheel engines, patented by Robert Henson.
The company's capital aud subscribed stock
is 100000, and the Directors: Robert Hen
Joseph Wells and Joseph NJ. Hartley.
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A One-Lerred Rnrrlar-

Charles Fowler, mendcant with one
leg, was arrested yesterday on two charges
Of burglary. He recently entered two
vacant Jsuses at the Mission and stole lead
pipe and gas fixtures. Although only 10
years old, nc is an inccrrigibe thief.
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Ninety DAVIS for n Thief.

Robert Linton. who stole a sack of beans
from Jackson-street Wharf, because, he
said, he was starving and could not find
work, pleaded guilty Of petty larceny yes
terday. Judge Xix sentenced him 10 ninety
days imprisonment in tue House Of Cor
rectiOn
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Mighty Cold Weather.

The Weather Bureau reports that San
Frdncisco'S delightful sunshine is being
offset in the East by fearfully cold tempera-
tuIe and blizz rds. They are having a cold
wave all through the Missouri and Mssiss-
ippi regions, ana the wave is spreading out
The morning call., 1892-01-15
Crazed by Religion.

An aged man named w. f. Lieb. who
conducts chicken ranch on the Mission
road, was arrested yesterday for insanity of
a religious turn. The old man has five
children, whose ages range from to 10,
and they all lived together in filthy
The morning call., 1892-01-15

The United States Circuit Court Of Ap-
peals was occupied yesterday in hearing the
suit Of A. T. Bowman and others VS.. Mary
T. Bowman for a construction of the will of
George NJ. Bowman. The appellant and
complainant are the sons, and the respond
ent the widow. The appeal is from the
Washington District Court.
The morning call., 1892-01-15

DEPARTURES OF CALL AT
9th and 10Th. Mazatan, La Libertad
5th, 18th aud 25th. Acapulco
26th..........,.....iO eOs La Union
9Th and 18th ....... ChampericO, San Jose de Qua
18th ................ Acaiuta, C0rintO, P. Arenas
Through line sailngs-January l5 1892, IS. City
OF New York; 25rh, S. San Bias; February 6th,
SIS. City of Sydney.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA.
STEAMER SAILS AT NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH, calling at Mazatlan san Bias, Manzanilio
Acapulco, Port Angel, SalIna Cruz, TOnala San
BenitO. OcOs, Champertco. san Jose de Guatemala
Acaiutla, La Libertad. La Union, Amapala, COrinto
San Juan del Sur and Punta Arenas.
Way line saiiing-January 18TH, IS Acapulco.
JAPAN AND CHINA LINE
FOR YOKOHAMA AND HONG-KONG
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for
Shanghai aud at HOHg-K Kong for East Indies,
Straits, ETC.:
China -. Wednesday, February IT, 1892, at 9 P. NJ.
City OF Picking sat. March IL 1892 at P. NJ.
Rouud-trip tickets to Yokohama and return at re-
duCed rates.
For Freight OF Passage apply at the Office corner
First and Brannan streets
Branch Ohlce-Z02 Front street,
ALEXANDEk CENTER, General Agent,
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The following infOTmatiOns were fled by
the District Attorney yesterday: John
Mealhauser, John Miller and Victor Com
roy, for libel upon William Westerfeld, Of
the William Tell House by boycott crcu-
lar; Peter Morande, assault with a deadly
weapon; Victor Osterdahl. assault to muir
der; Chow An Hing, George Williams,
Thomas Fay. William Drler, AdOlph Kruger,
George Oman, John lie Roy, Frank Swift
and CASTOR Schaefer, burglary; John
Beaumljl, attempted burglary; Thomas
Ryan, Samuel White, Patrick Farley and
Peter Boyle, robbery; Charles Ranken, en-
beZzIement; Joseph Gilbert. mansaughter
William FOrman, abduction; Patrick
ByTnes, attempt 10 commit felony; Maurice
Hennesy, Frank Il. Cunningham, John
johnson and William Sanders. grand lar
nnnN
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4 Managers Claim.

Charles Josslyn has brought suit against
the Marshall Improved Window Furniture
Company for $500, which he claims to have
earned while managing the company's in
feTests in the East
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At Zi2c.

1S6 dozen GENTS SEAMLESS BRITISH
SOCKS. in cOlors tans. browns and
states, regular value 81 so a dozen, will
be closed out at IL pair.
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At s1OO.

A MOST EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.
goo dozen of the WORLD-RENOWNED
MINERVA CORSET, acknowledged by
all the ladies If fashion both in the new
and old world TO be the most perfect fit
ting, most seTyiceable, and yet the most
presentable OF its kind ever introduced /;
It contains 500 bones. three side steeIs,
hand embroidered both In top and bot
tom, also steels, regular price 81 90, on
sale at 81.
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Escape of a Commentaries.

Chief Crowley received telegram yester-
day afternoon stating that John Bartello, an
Italian, had escaped u R0ekln, New, from
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY S1n
i ocean DivisiOn-and PACIFIC COAST $Es-sS
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street Wharf at 10 NJ, for the above ports d
their Al iron steamships viz:
C0LUMBIA-janUary 2, IA. 90
STATE OF CALlFORNIA-January g. 1S, 80
overwhelmingly 10, -. February 3.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pdclda
Railroad, oregon short Line aud other diyerSily
lines for all points in oregon, Washington, British
Columbia, Alaska, Idaho Montana, Dakota, Utah.
wyoming. Yellowstone Park and all points East aud
South aud to Europe
Fare TO PoTtlana-Cabin. SIG; steerage S. round
Tip, cabin. $50
Ticket O1ices-1 Montgomery St, and Palace HO-
tel. 4 New Montgomery St
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO, Supt. Ocean Lins.
1tf 10 Market ST., San Francisco
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Mr. James Russell LowelPs last poem
''0n Bust Of General Grant," which is re-
ported TO be very fine is to appear in the
March number Of Scribner's.
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At q 70.

III dozen GENTS ALL-SILK FOUR-IN-
HAND AND TECK SCARFS, largely
assorted patterns, satin lined, extra
good value for soc, will be closed out at
25c each
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THE sPL ENDID 3OOO-ToN STEAMERS 80
i OF this line, carrying United States, sAsSh.Z
Hawaiian and Colonial mails sail from folSOHl.5t
Wharf under
TOR HONOLULU ONLY.
SIS AUSTRALIA. TUESDAY. Dec. 20, at ppm
FOR HONOLULU, AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY
DIRECT,
s. S. MONOWAI.-.... January II, 1892, at P. VI
Tor freight and passage apply at Office. 32T NarSss
street J. ID. SPRECKELS & BROS,
x6tf General Agents
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At 500.
1000 dozen GENUINE WOVEN CORSETS,
finely bnuei, with - strips of heavy
bones, embroidered busk, long WASTED,
hooks, perfect fitting actual retail
price 81 80, on special sale this day at soc.
At SOC.
600 dozen LADIES GENUINE FRENCH
CORSETS. dark seal brown, heavily
boned, high bust. silk tossed in edge
and bust, long waist. > hooks. worth
81 % Oh special sale this day at soc.
At 75c.
900 dozen LADIES SUPERIOR MAKE
OF FRENCH CORSETS. dark gray,
top Of edge and bust embroidered in
fast Colors Of pink and cardinal, four
side bones over hip. an excellent corset
for durability and fit, actual yaiue 81 IS,
on sale AZ 75c.
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gORTH PRCIFIG COasT RAIL Road
TIME TABLE,


Commencing Tuesday, Dec.~I, 1891, aud
until further notice, boats and trains will run az
loNows:
From SAN FRANCISCO for sAUSALITO, ROSE
VALLEY and SAN RAFAEL week days)-7;35
$50 IL 200 A. N; 40, 1920, :55. 6:IO ?. NJ
tSundays)-9:O0, 10;UO, 1850 a. NJ. 1850, 500,
800 $3.50 p. N.
From SAN FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY (wssR
days)-7:36, $3.50, 100 a. NJ; 3:25, 1855. s:I9
+. N.
CSundays)-sO0. 1000. 80 A. NJ; 80 500
500 p. n Extra trip on Satur days at as P. N
From SAN RAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO week
days)-6:25, 7;45, $3.50, l1;IO A. NJ; As, asa
4 $50 P. NJ
Isundays)-8:OO. ESQ A M 1900 n; l: 80. $3.50.
300 P. n. Extra trip on Saturdays at 6:25 P X
Fare, 50 cents rOua1 trip.
From MILL VALLEY for SAN FRANCISCO (weeR
days)-6:4O, :55, 40. 1I:00 a. Nj 1885. $500
p. NJ.
(sundays)-s:1O, 1910, lI:4O A. NJ: LAS, s;5a
b:l5 P. NJ Fare, so cents, round trip.
From SAUsALIrO for SAN FRANCISCO Cwsss
days)-7 200, 8:15 1906, 1885 A. N. 2:30. 4:OA
80 P. NJ.
(sundays)-S:45. 1910 =. NJ; I2:45 2:l5, 4I6
6;45 P. N. Extra trip on Saturdays at z :O5 P. K
Fare. 70 cents round trip.
THROUGH TRAINS.