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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-02
At New York.
At ST, Louis.
At Boston.
A TROUBLED PIONEER.
Patrick Lynch. an Old Member, Onste
From the Society.

Patrick Lynch, Old Member, Ousted
From the Society.
Patrick Lynch. one Of the original or
ganizers of the Society of California Pioneers,
has been officially notified that he is not n
member OF the society. AT a meeting held
a few days ago Secretary John j. Spear was
instructed to so inform Mr. Lynch, much to
the surprise and Indignation Of that pic
neer.
Mr.. Lynch came to California with Stew
enson's Regiment and in 1S49 the day OF
President Taylor's funeral. he together
with Colonel j. ID. Stevenson, Samuel Bran
nan, CAPTAIN Folsom, j. G. l.. Wadswortb,
Adolph q. Russ and others effected an or
ganization Of pioneers from which grew
the present society, OF which hashas always
been an active recognized member. La
1863 wien L. r. SuVkon was president and
w. l.. Duncan secretary, he paid for life
membership and received certificate Tor
the same.
The ousted member thinks that +. f.
Cheever, one of the directors OF the society,
Is at the bottom of the trouble. AT an cleo
tion Of officers held July Lynch opp osed
Cheever. The candidate was elected, out
the opposition of Lynch cut his majority
down fifty votes.
Lynch says that Cheever has trumped mp
o charge that he was never elected menu
Der OF the society, which Lynch admits,
because he was charter member ana ala
not have to be elected.
The matter will come before the regular
meeting of the society Monday, October 3
for investigation.
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along the wharf last night. was seen by a
CALL reporter and being aecosted, became
very laxative.
According to what he says the vessel
must be burden on the French Govern
ment.
Why she was built at all is something Of
mystery. as in 1884. the year of her con-
struction, wooden war vessels were sup
posed to belong to past age.
But she was built carefully and fitted with
fine machinery and put In commission,
when everybody must have known she
would be useless as a war vessel.
In a battle with even one of the smallest
modern cruisers she would have no show,
as single, well-directed shot would send
her to The bottom.
The vessel is also continual source of
expense, as repairs are constantly needed.
Her speed Is slow and her coal consumption
heavy.
But she was sent away soon after she
was finished, and the Navy Department
seems to have made up their mind to keep
her away.
She is useful to scare up the inhabitants
OF fishing village. bnt as fighting ship is
not 10 be considered.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

F. NJ. Potts Of the United States navy is
at the Palace.
DR.. J. w. Thayer OF Glroy is registered
at the Grand.
r. Howe. wealthy fruit-grower OF So
mona, is at the Lick.
Rev. l.. ID. Mansfield of San Jose is regis
tered at the Occidental.
DIR. and Mrs. Il. F. White of San Rafael
are staying at the California.
ii. Y. Reardan, prominent attorney of
Oroville, is staying at the Lick.
Z. S. Summerall of the United States
army is registered at the Palace.
j. w. Kirk. q wealthy cigar manufacturer
OF Detroit Mich. is at the Palace.
X. III. Chapman Of the United States Geo.
logical Survey is at the Occidental.
w. c. Montgomery, a well-known fruit
rancher Of Vacaville, Is at the Lick.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Raum are regis.
tered at the Palace from New York.
J. c. S. Harrison. capitalist OF Los An
geles, and cousin OF President Harrison, Is
sta wing at the Grand
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TERSE TALES OF THE TOWN.

Henry Flee was sentenced to San Quentin yes
terdsy for ten years Tor fobblDg Henrietta Dol
chy OH June 8.
Tue charge OF embeZZlement against William
UNell was dismissed In Judge Troutps court
yesterday for lack OF evidence TO convict
Hannah Wortsmith has sued the Suffer. street
Railway Company for s20.050 for damages sus-
tanned on August l6. 1892. from the employees OF
defendants starting up ear from which plain
fin was descending.
Ben Harkens, alias Harry Williams, and John
Murphy. alias John Leo, alias John Watson
were sentenced 10 SIX months imprisonment In
bBg Antonio Brosso on August G.
Ellen Heaiy, the notorious window-smasher
pleaded not guilty yesterday of being common
drunkard. Judge Campbell let her down easy
with sentence of twenty -four hours imprison-
menr Ellen recently. completed a term OF six
months.
Mary Farrell went into Mark Sfronse's
bucher-sh0p on The eth of July last and fell
down, owing, she says. 10 the slippery condition
OF the floor. She broke her arm ana dslocated
her wrist, preventing her from doing her blisi-
ness as hairdresser. Now she has sued Strouse
for 5000 damages.
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FROM ACROSS THE BAY.
An " Unloaded" Pistol Does
Some Damage.
a Jeweler Who Was Taken In by swinder.
The Republican County Committee
Alameda and Berkeley.

A. p. Bennett of San Francisco, arrested
on charge of swindling Mrs. Josephine
Hopkins out of $500, has been released on
$500 bail. The sureties are Frank Miller
and Edgar Sutro. Bennett will have his
prelimlnar y examination on the 18th inst
County taxes will become due next Mon
day. The first installment will fall deIin-
quent on November % and the second not
till the fourth Monday in April.
Michael Gallagher and Christina Hansen
have each sued the San Pablo-ayenue Rail-
road Company for 5000 damages. They
Gently they were put off car by the con-
dnctor without cause.
A. F. Edwards, a Broadway jeweler, is
plaintiyely asking of the police the where
abonts of George Irving. All Edwards
knows is that he sold him Sos gold watch
on credit upon the representation that he
was an employe of the Berkeley electric
road. Irving told Mr. Edwards falsehood.
At meeting of the Republican County
Committee yesterday afternoon the follow
ing committees were appointed by Chairman
Charles SreaTe:
Executive committee-E. c. Chapman,
chairman; j. Z. johnson OF the Fifth Ward |;
A. n. Fielder, Murray Township; Arthur
lSoliuEs DcCohu W. 1hdbtOo Oi.s
Washington Township. Ways and means
committee - Gohrman, Hathaway, Loring.
Chapman. Deasey. Riley Demons and
Lanktree. Printing committee-Mantalen,
Johnston and Chapman. Auditing commit
tee. w. III. Riley. j. G. Gohrman and j.
Deasey.
Mr.. Gohrman declined to serve as chair
man of the ways and means committee, and
Mr. Deasey was appointed to that Office.
Full arrangements for carrying on the CAM
paign were made.
There Is set of burglars In Oakland who
seem to have no ambition above prying open
saloon doors for petty pilferings. Some
such crime is reported every night. Ii they
steal enough liquor to get drunk some night
the police are liable to arrest them.
Royal Broadway, q years old. was seri-
onsly wounded In the neck last night by
bullet from pistol accidentally fired by
John X. Mcdonald, another young man.
Broadway had called at McDonad's house
on Henry street, aud the latter was exhib-
itng to him the pistol. which he believed to
b. ,lnioaded.
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A. NJ, by Rev. Or. Hammond at 3 o'clock
p NJ. and by Rev. f. +. Jewell at 7:30
O'clock r. NJ.
Friday evening the general citizans' COM
mttee met and decided as follows in regard
10 the Columbian celebration: Owing to the
heavy expense the evening exercises and
fireworks will be dispensed WITH, and in
stead an afternoon grand concert, with per-
haps other exercises, on the university
grounds. The school children will be
brought from West Berkeley and Lorin by
the streetcar. All the children will assem-
Bile at Stanford place, where they will be
furnished with flags. Headed by the band
a short parade will take place, terminating
at the university campus. The morning
exercises in the schools will take place as
earlier announced. Flag-raisings will be
held at San Pablo and North Berkeley
schooihouses.
The Durant-avenue Tennis Club has per-
fe ted its organization. Instructor w. e.
Ritter is president and Professor A. +.
LANCE secretary and treasurer.
An outdoor meeting held by the Peoples
Club. Friday evening, was addressed by
Messrs. Higgins, R0senburgb, Gregory,
Greague, Mcclure. candidate for the Assem-
bly,, Gray, candidate for Sheriff. and An
drews.
ST. Joseph's fair Is In progress. Last even
ing Edwin M. Sweeney and others OF San
Francisco rendered a number OF pleasing
recitalions. John Brennan is ball mana
ger and j. M. Doyle controls the stage, Will
liam Douglass having charge OF the wheel
of fortune,
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A. H. Bryant. Is charming whistler
l expect to bring her out here soon.
.sWe're going to the Worlds Fair next
wear as part of the Victorian exhibit.
"Woud you like to hear a few bars?
What shalt be? .Mocking BirdP' Iusu-
ally open with that
The whistler put his right hand to his
mouth. curled up his lips in q peculiar
fashion, and then there came from his
throat a rare volume Of sound, musical,
sweet and powerful
"rhat's not as strong as / can whistle"
he said.
But 1t was loud enough to draw q crowd
OF delighted listeners on the street under
his window.
MANY times in Australia I've whistled so
loudly You could hear me plainly at q dis
lance of two miles.
Eyes, claim to be champion OF whisilers.
l am ready to meet any whistler from any,
where and give him chance to test me. In
fact. I'd like to meet the man who thinks
he can outwhistle me.
I'm oren to all corners and for any sum.
NOW, IN give you Killarney"
he whistled.
THE CALL man listened; so did the crowd
below.
Killarney" was softer than the "Mock-
Ing Bird" yet the notes-yes, notes in a
whistle, clear and distinct-rang out and
filed the air for more than one block
around.
'These are the medals got in Australia
at the fairs and expeditions for whistling. ;,
said he. showing lot OF gold and silver
coins and trinkets.
''Oh, yes; they think can whistle a 1T
tie bit In Australia. I'll show the Chicago
people can whistle, Too. when get there
This missing arm and leg? Lost in a
railway accident in New South Wales.
Saved little girl, but got nearly chopped
no in doing 1t,
sAll my family are whistlers and singers,
and they
We'll, must you 60? Good-dav, then to
you, and please remember that ballenge
every body who thinks he can whistle"
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A Novel Attraction.

George Riddles reading of midsummer
Nights Dream; at Odd Fellows Hall to-
morrow evening promises to be an event in
San Francisco's amusement history. An
orchestral rehearsal OF Mendelssohn's ac-
compaBying music was held yesterday
under the direction of III. j. Stewart and an
invited audience from Berkeley. Oakland
and this city were entranced with it, Mr.
Riddle has read Shakespeare's fairy comedy
America, such as the New York symphony
Society, The Boston Symphony Orchestra
and the Apollo clubs of Chicago, Cincin-
natland Boston. The entertainment is a
r-eelty, and it will undoubtedly prove a
es.ht attraction.
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ST. Lnka.s Church.

1t is expected that large congregation
will assemble this evening at ST Luke's
church on the occasion of the rector's re-
turn from his five months trip abroad.
Mr.. George }. Brewer. organist and choir
master, has made special efforts TO produce
a beautiful musical service. at quarter
before O'clock in the evening service will
begin, and during the service new "Nunc
Dmittns." composed by Mr.. Brewer for the
occasion, will be sung. After the service
the vested choir of fifty men and boys,
assisted by a full orchestra. piano and
organ, will sing the beautiful cantata, "God
Is Love-" composed by Robinson, and never
before sung in San Francisco.
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TOO ENTHUSIASTIC.
Edward Allen Tries to AnnihiIate an
officer.

Edward Allen Tries to AnnihiIate an
Officer.
The Morrow Club, covered with glory.
was marching down Montgomery avenue
last night, when Edward Allen appeared on
the sidewalk.
Allen was excited. He was full and over
flowing with enthusiasm and steam beer,
and hurraed wildly for everything In sight.
In his right hand he held pistol, which he
was flourishing about his head as he kept
pace with the marshal of the club. when he
fell afoui of Officers Wren and Murray.
Wren grasped the enthusiast, who moth
Ing daunted, placed his weapon against the
officers breast. Aliens finger pressed the
trigger and the firing pin passed through
the policeman's thumb Allen was dragged
to the City Prison and incarcerated for Eek
hibltiDg deadly weapon in a rude and
threatening manner"
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Worth Knowing.

That ALLcocK's PosoUs PLAsTERs are the
highest result Of medical science and skill. and
III ingredients and method have never been
cquaIed
inat 'hey are Inc original aud genuine porous
piasters, upon whose reputation imitators trade.
I'd ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsTERs never
Iall 10 perform their remedial work Quickly and
efectually. ~"
Fhat this fact is attested by thousands OF yoI-
unIary and unimpeachabIe testimonials from
grateful pateEts. ~
mat ior rheumatism. weak back, sciatIca. lung
trouble, Kidney disease. dyspepsia malaria. and
all local pains, they are Invaluable
mat when you buy ALLCoCK's Porous PLAs-
made.
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A FRENCH FRIGATE.

Arrival OF tho Dubourdfeu ON Her Way
tn Mare Island.
The French steam frigate DuDourd,eu
arrived yesterday from Tahiti via Honolulu
and anchored In the stream previous to
going to the Mare Island drydock for re-
pairs.
One OF the officers. while taking walk
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California Parlor No. 4.

On the evening Of Wednesday. the 18th
inst, California Parlor No. /, N. S. G. W.,
will entertain its friends at select musi-
cal and dramatic entertainment and lecture
to be given in irving Hall. There will be
vocal and instrumental music. the fourth
act Of the marble Heart" and a lecture on
ancient and modern Mexico. The enter
tainment will be strictly complimentary.
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nj ARRIE

MOORMAN-McKAY-Int this city, September 30,
1882, by the Rev. NJ. d. Gibson. d. William C.
Moorman and Sarah ). Mckay.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city. September %.
1892. by the Rev. ID. Hanson Irwin John W. Nc.
Donald and Maggie Allen both OF San Francisco.
PAGE-SO this city, September
ZS. 1892. by the Rev. ID. Hanson Irwin. Charles
Page and Flora Switzerland, both OF San Fran
cisco.
SNEETH-ARLow-In this city. September 20,
1892, by the Rev. ID. Hanson Irwin, Samuel z.
Sneeth and Heien v. Arrow. both Of San Fran.
cisco.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-02
Social Notas.

The Mission Turn Verein give an enter
tainment this evening at the Mission Turn
Halle, 2117 Mission street.
The Mexican Mutual Benevolent Society
will hold its fifth grand picnic at Harbor
View Park to-day.
Bay City Lodge No 619, Knights and
Ladies OF Honor. will give social ut the
Ancient Order of Foresters' Hall, 102 O'Far-
relI street, tomorrow evening
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lie score is as loiloWS

Earned runs-San Franchises i. Two-base hits
Lyte, Hulen, Stafford, CantiiiIon. First base on
errors-San Franciscos 3. Los Angeles /. First base
on called baus-San Franchises /, Los Angeles g..
Left on bases-Ssn Francscos z, Los Angeles TO-
Struck out-By McNsb 4. Darby ). First base on hil
by piteher-McNab, Spies. Double piays-D Swee-
ney to Powers wild pitch - McNab. Time of
game-l hour so minutes. Umpire - Mcdonald.
C1icial scorer-Stapleton
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DAKgY's COSTLY ERRORS.
The Los Angeles Team Wins an Eas
Game at Haight Street.

ahe Los Angeles Team Wins an Easy
Game at Haight Street.
The Los Angeles won the fourth game of
the present series on the Haight-str
grounds yesterday. The locals were not in
1t at any stage of the game.
The Angeles scored three runs In the
first inning on two doubles, a single, two
wild throws and an error.
They repeated the dose in the eighth,
when the home team went completely to
pieces and let Tredway around the bases
when he should never have reached first.
Frisco scored its solitary run in the fifth
inning.
Darby's play was of the worst sort
throughout the game.
The score is as follows.
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EASTERN BASEBALL.
Results OF Yssferday's Contests of
National League Clubs.

Results OF Yssterday's Contests OF tho
National League Clubs.
PITTsBURG, Oct. 1-Pittsburg took the
first game easily but lost the second on
Shugart's tumble In the tenth.
First game Pittsbures 10. hits 13, errors
g. Louisvilles 3. hits II. errors g. Batteries
Terry and Miller, Sanders and Merritt.
Second game-PittsDurg G, hits 8, errors
6. Louisvilles z, hits 8. errors 3. Batteries
-Ehre, Baldwin and Mile +, Stratton and
Merritt.
At Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, Oct. darkness saved the
Brooklyns from defeat. Only seven innings
were played. Brooklyns 10, hits 10, errors
3. Baltim ores g. hits 10, errors 4. Batteries
Stern. Haddock and kinslow, Cobb and
GunsDn.
At New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The Giants made
costly errors. New Yorks 8, hits 8. errors
6. Phllndelphas 4, hits 8. errors /. Bat
teres- King and Ewing, weighing and
Clements.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. lit was Cleveland's
game. but the Browns bit harder. st. Louis
Il, hits 10, errors g. Clevelands IL, hits 9,
errors 4. Observation-Disclosures and Haw-
ley, Caruthers and Buckley; Cuppy. Clark
son and thinner.
At Boston.
Boston, Oct. L. The Bostons fielded
poorly. Bostons 6, hits 8. errors 9. Wash
ingtons 10, hits 16, errors d. Batteries
Staley, SWEETS and Burke; Abbey and
Dowse.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-02
I.c.nr. on "rhe Conscience

Rev. George Gut of the German ST. Paurs
M. Il. Church will deliver German lecture
on "The Conscience" this afternoon at
O'Clock at the German Branch OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, 23z suffer
street, to which German young men are cor
daily In yited. Seats free.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-02
RORN.

BORN.
TAYLOR-In San Rafael September 49, 1884, to
the wife oil Fred w. Taylor, son.
CRANE-In San Lorenzo. September 26, 1892, to
the wife of E. Herndon Crane a son.
FITZG ERALD-In this city. September 81, 1892,
TO the wife OF Michael j. Fitzgerald daughter.
CASEBoLT-In this city. September rs, 1892, to
the wife OF 8. NJ Casebolt, daughter.
LUCAS-In this city, September 80, 1892 co the
wife OF Edward J. Lucas. daughter.
STREI-In this city, September T. 1899, to the
wife of John IL. Strei son.
o. BRIEN-In this city. September 80, 1892 to the
wife OF Anthony O'Bren. daughter.
RUSSELL-In this city. September 29, 1892, to the
wife of AL Russell, son.
MAISEL-In this city September 27. 1892, to the
wife OF Charles Masel. daughter.
FLAKER-In this city. September ~, 1892, to the
wife OF John II. F1aker, o
VALENTINE-In tbs city, October I, 1892, to the
wife OF NJ. III. Valentine, son.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-02

time or forfeit the gate
receipts.
His name Is A. II.
Bryant, and ON the hotel
register you will find
" Sydney, Australia, "
written after 1t.
ut sort Of runs In our
family, / guess" he said
to THE CALL man who
interviewed him yester-
day.
MY sister. Miss Rosa,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-02

Miehlinx, the wrestler, to Marry.
George Miehling, wrestling-master Of tho
Club. left yesterday for New York.
where he is to wed Miss Francesca Warten-
,uro. an acrobat, who was here about two
ears ago with the Hanlon- Y olier company.
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AIamela.

Fred Wild. the Democratic nominee for
Assemblyman In the For,y-seventh District,
has resigned. and it is said that Mr.. Bretz,
the Peoples party nominee, will be Endorsed
in his stead.
The thirty-three delegates who went to
the Republican county convention and Sc
cured the nomination of ID. w. Martin for
Sheriff have organized a perma nent club
with the following officers: President j,
Il. Lanktree; secretary, George M. Camp
bell; treasurer, S. Stevenson. Friday night
the club presented Mr.. Martin with a
.33."
w. G. Jones, who for several years ran
the Park Hotel In this city, died few days
ago In the Agnew Asylum, TO which he was
sent about eighteen months ago.
j. T. Ward and George Dennis are the
delegates of California Council No. 21I, Y.
Nj. l., to the Grand Institute. Mr.. Dennis
is unable TO attend, and Alternate Joseph
Sweeney will go in his stead.
Rev. c. w. Wendte of Oakland will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Unitarian church. In
Masonic Temple, this morning, preaching
on the subject "Called to Liberty
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Talk ON Manhood.

The young men who will be able to attend
the mass-meeting at the Christian Associa-
tion Hall this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, will
belfavored by an interesting address by Rev.
Mr. Bacon of the State University. bis
subject will be one Of peculiar interest to all
M x,aInx
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-02

Earned rnns--oaklands 3. San Joses 2. Three
paSe hltS-Carroh ana Dooley. Two-base hits
Dooiey Denny and Harper. Base errors-Oak
lands q. san Joses 4. Base on bslls-oaklands 2
san Joses 3 Struck out-By LookaDaugh !, by
TO Irwin. irwin to o'Nei Left on Observation-Disclosures
g. JQses
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Music in tho Park.

This afternoon the military band will per-
form in Golden Gate Park and following is
the programme:
j. 'Wanderlust Marchv............... Enrich
2. Overture, .Tantalus qualen'' .......S uppe
3. .'Danse Polonaise' ..,....,,...... Seharweaka
4. Selection. La File de Madame Angot' Leeocq
8. Idle Grafenberger waltz'......... tungi
D. Descriptive fantasia drinking Songs" -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. j. White
z. Overture. LA Fora del Destino' ......Verdt
8. "Sweet Spirit. Hear My Prayer" (solo for
oboe, performed by MIR. j. L. Mundwyer)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wallace
8. Schiller March" ................... Meyerbeer
10. Grand selection, lone" ..,.... PetrelIa
II. Irish Patroi. Pnerner
IL. Gaiop. "Turque" Daniels
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HE WHISTLES TOR BREAD
And Claims to Be Champion
of the World.
An Australian Curio on HIS Way to the
Worlds Fair at Chieago-He Challenges
All Warblers.

Here's chance for the fellows who think
they can whistle.
There's champion whistler in town.
lie says he can whistle you out OF wind and
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-02

haskell & Bailey oil the Humboldt ware
houses declare that John Tuily. the laborer
who was injured on Friday. was not in their
emDlOy.
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Berkeley.

Major Henry c. Dane will lecture at
Peralta Hall at 3 o'clock p. N. to-day on
"Tramping and Camping Among the Ruins
of the Seven Churches OF Asia"
The anniversary Of the Golden Gate NJ.
Il. church will be celebrated to-day by
preaching by Rev. A. G. Hirst at IL o'clock
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BIRTHS ARRIAGES-DEATHS.

BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
fit defective sight. A27 Kearny street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-02

Say. yonng man have you girl. If not get one
indulge her appetite for Whites yucatan Gum and
we guarantee the rest.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-02

TBirth. marriage ana death notices sent by maiI
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either OF the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence or persons authorized
to have the same published