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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Patti says that she may take TO acting
when her singing voice fails.
Queen Natalie is about to 90 to London 10
fnd a publisher for her memoirs.
Uncle Rufus Hatch is still fitting about
Wall street He rather gioTies in his re-
dueed circumstances and laughingly refers
TO the time when | was rich"
Kaiser Wilhelm gets up at s. the Emperor
Francis Joseph is at his desk or abroad by
5. and the Gar is often astir before A. NJ.
Queen Victoria arises at o'clock.
How the Rothschilds are housed at Fer
rieTes, near Paris, may be judged by their
five establishments. worth $500, 900, needing
the services of 80 people, The stables con-
tain 100 horses.
In a recent sermon in 81. Georges Church.
Upton, England, Canon Eyre replied to an
attack made on bis recent address on home
rule by certain religious papers. He Spo he
IN vehement language, calling his critics
dumb yapping dogs" and other names.
Two OF the noblest members Of the Brit
ish aristocracy. the Duke of Portland and
the son of Lord Archibald Campbell, posi-
bic successor of the Duke of Argyll, are
descendants of Lady Erskine and General
John CadwaiadeT, distinguished in the Amerl-
can revolution.
The tiles about the fireplace 10 the dining
r0OB OF Governor RuSseiFs home in Cam
bridge. Mass, are each ornaments by a
picture OF one OF the old houses occupied by
ancestors OF the Governor and his wife. As
Mrs. Russell is a descendant of Governor
John Hancock, the tile representing the
noted Hancock house on Beacon street in
Boston naturally has the place OF honor.
A remarkable evidence of inherited
beauty IS furnished by the family of Lady
Londonderry. Her own loneliness of per
son Is famous, and ker mother, Lady
ewSbGry, is still one Of the fDest-look
ing women In Great Britain, while her
daughter. Lady Helen Stewart. is a surpass-
ingly pretty girl. Lady Helen, who is only
16. is expected 10 make a sensation when
She is pTesentsd at court next year
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AN ARGUMENT.

The CALL few days since noticed let
ter which it received suggesting that it was
very much better to have one man possess a
large fortune, say twenty or thirty millions
of dollars, than to have that sum divided
into a thousand different parts and dis
tributed throughout the community. This
suggestion was made In connection with the
fortunes of our railroad magnateS as applied
to Mr.. Stanford. We presume there are
men who honestly believe 1t is best for
most persons TO be without much money,
as it is said to be the root of all evil" il
money is likely 10 injure men why not then
have the injury confined to as few persons
as possible? Mr.. Stanford and his associ-
ates probably look upon matters in this
light and perhaps this explains why they
are so anxious to tax our products so that
most of the earnings of the people will 20
into their Golfers. Our oppress0rs may
after all be trying to do US a great good by
keeping wealth out of our reach and tempt
ing individuals 10 idleness.
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mill. Mr.. Robbins, accommodatlngy gave
the boss shelter for hundred representa-
tive voter importations the night before the
opening of the polls, and they were all In
line in the morning 10 deposit Their ballots
as wanted. Harrington, kelly's opponent,
was completely routed by this maneuyer
When he arrived, as he thought. ahead OF
time, the field was occupied and the polling
place CAPTURED. Voting proceeded merriIy
without regard tO-the register or strict count
Of the ballots according TO the number of
persons voting AS an election it Was the
most un blushiDg mockeTy of fair play. but
doubtless Kelly was as happy as king OF a
boss should be, because the district was car
rled triumphantIy. An election of this
character is not a Republican triumph in
the sense of doing credit TO the party.
In the southern part OF the State fruit
growers do enjoy some of tie benefits of
competition in reaching the Eastern market.
The Santa Fee and the Southern Pacific are
keen competitors for freight, and in order
TO obtain thu lead the latter is quite willing
to leave local rates out If consideration.
and to charge only the through rate from
Cotton East. The transportation arrange
ments are. therefore, more favorable in the
south for the producer than In the northern
part Of the State. Were the competitive
facilities in existence, the northern section
would have similar relief from oppressive
local rates. This year the railroad company
promise 10 expedite the transit considerably
to the East without extra charge above the
slow freight rate. A car is expected to
reach Chicago from Sacramento in a little
over five days. The service ought 10 prove
valuable in getting fresh fruit into the East
ern market in prime condition, and it rene
dies at least one grievance.
According TO the Christadelphians OF
Michigan the world is to come to an end
next Tuesday. They do not say what the
matter which eomp0ses the world will he
resolved into. but 1t is immateral. What
is to become of this doomed planet il the
human race is to be wiped out? Esther and
Mordeeai, the prophetic leaders of the sect.
have agreed that the great transformation
is at hand. As if willing TO leave this foot
stool as soon as they can the brotherhood
have disposed OF portion of their property
to a shrewd Chicago speculator, who
chuckles over a bargain which gives him
100000 for $4,000. In the event of mis-
calculation in the prophecy the deluded fra
ternty will have occasion to lament their
precipitatenesS. Perhaps the courts may
afford them relief, as they are hardly capable
of looking after their own interests. And
yet people of commOn-sense may ask what
they wanted with $4,000 in the treasury
when the day of earthly dissolution was so
near. The Chicago speculatOr would not
have objected TO take the property over for
nothing.
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PARTY SACRIFICE.

The Examiner is persistently urging Re
publicans not TO indOrse the action of the
Republican bosses. at the Saturday primary.
This advice is the more worthy OF atten-
ton as it Involves sacrifice Of party on the
part OF our Democratic contemporary If
the Republicans as a party should accept
the ticket the bosses will give them, and if
the Democrats should give the public such a
ticket as is promised, a Democratic victory
in the municipal election 10 November is a
probable event. But if ths body of the
Republican party should conclude to NOM
mate ticket by petition as the new law
opens the way for them to do. it is equally
probable that the independent ticket will
poll more votes than both OF the old party
tickets combined. The Republicans are in
espeeial disrepute now because they held
their primary first
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THEY WANT CHINESE.

1t is not at all surprising that MIR. Hunt
inpton wants a liberal supply of Chinese
labor in this State. He owes much OF his
large fortune to the employment OF Chinese
in building the Central Pacific railroad. 1HE
CALL has already quoted from report
made to the lower house OF Congress some
wears ago, which stated that the Tour men
who constituted the Central Pacinc haiiIoad
Company divided among themselves Doh
O0o. 600 before the road bad begun 10 earn
any money. The Central Pacific contracted
with a construction company composer oi
themselves to build sections OF the foao On
what may be termed the white-iaDer staho-
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henry Pierce and w. II. Talbot, of this
city, Esbert Judson, Irwin Ayres and J. G..
Laws, of Oakland, have associated them
selves under the corporate name of the
Eagle Automatic Can Company. Their pur-
pose is 10 manufacture aud deal in cans of
every description. The authorized stock is
100000 and the amount subscribed $500.
"KRITIKo" reads character from Handwriting
Write In ink, on unruled paper, IN an undis-
guised hand. State sex. Send with 90 cents
stamps or postal note, TO "kTitiko," COG MeT-
chant street, San Francisco.
Mrs. Il. M. HiBckIey, Teacher of Cookery,
VIII give demonstrations In cooking every
thursday at p. Nj. al Saratoga Hall. Admis.
sion 20 cents.
Menu.
Soup.
Black Beans. Fried Croutons.
Eniree
Over a Chatting Dish.
Oysters q Ia Suisse.
Roman Punch.
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On the Chinese question there Is the right
ring about the opinions expressed by Mr..
Carter I'll. Harrison of Chicago. who has
travelled 10 Eastern Asia extensively and
has had an opportunity to study the Mon
gOlian problem. While an admirer of
certain qualities in the Chinese race he sees
plainly that their assimilation as q good
stock in the United States is impossible
Europeans or Americans in China do not
become absorbed by the Chinese; they re-
main separate and will never amaigamate
Similarly in the United States the Chinese
must remain separate people, following
their own methods and regulated by their
own standards of civilization. AS anal.
gamation is hopeless and conflicts are
inevitable, he supports exclusion pure and
simple as the true solution of the difficulty.
1t is absurd to suppose that the Chinese
Government would regard exclusion az an
insult and resort to retaliation. Had some
of the Senators ia Congress been as well
posted on Chinese immigration as Mr..
Harrison we might have witnessed reso-
Lutte endeayor to arrive at a permanent set
Element.
At poliDg-place 2 of the Twenty-eighth
District sharp trick was played by Martin
Kelly, the Republican boss. in carrying the
election his own way. The owner Of
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
'DEPARTN OF AGRIcULrURE, }
s WEATHER, BUREAU
san FRANCIsCo, April % 1892.

.'DEPARTMFNr OF AGRIcULrURE, !
90. WEATHER. BUREAU
80 = san FRANCISCO, April % 1897
Fore cast for Per Cd Ending AT Midnight
d: Thursday.
For Northern CaIifornia-Fair. except followed
by cloudy weather aud light rain in upper north
west portion; south west winds; nearly station
airy temperature except warmer in the eastern por
tons
For Southern. California - Fair weather; west
erly winds; nearly stationary temperature, except
warmer. in the northeast portion.
=. For Washington aud oregon oudy and threat
~ening; weather with tight local rains; generally
warmer
For Nevada-Fair weather: warmer
For Utah-Fair weaiher; warmer.
-: Local Forecast.
For san FTaneiseo-Fair. followed by c.1udy and
Threatening, weather; nearly stationary temper-
salnre, e JOHN p. FINLEY. uf1cer ia charge.
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~ Dividend Notice-Diyid.pd No II
unity cents per share) OF the Oceanic Steam.
SNIP company VIII be payable at the Office OF the
company. 3Z7 Market St, on and after Monday
May =, 1892; transfer books will close Monday
April 70. 1892. at O'Clock p.
ap20td f. II. SHELDON. Secretary.
NY Dividend Notice-iDf5fce Of the Rul
49, wd Consolidated Mining COMPANY, san
Francisco, April Is. 1892. At meeting of the
BOARD OF directors OF the above named COMPANY
held on the 18th inst. dividend No. 20 O. ten
cents llOcl per share was declared payable on
THURSDAY. April %. 1892. Transfer-books CT osed
on wednesday, April 20, 1892. at 3 r. NJ. This
dividend Is payable at the Office In tn city On an
stock issued here, and at the Farmers Loan and
rust Company. In New York. 20 and 22 William
ST.. On ali stock issued there.
l.. OSBORN, Secretary
omce-Room 33. Nevada Block, sos Montgomery
49, GA" ii'neiSco' OaL apis I'd
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ard. The construction company employed
Chinese and put the difference in their
pockets. In this way the four owners Of the
Central Pacific laid the foundations for their
present fortunes. Two Of the four have
passed away. but Huntington and Stanford
still live
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. AUCTION SALES TODAY.

. Tu-RNIrrRr.=fsy NJ ). simmons. at 1913 Van
Ness ave, At IL o CLOCK.
:. frfNIrunr-By. NJ. J. Simmons, at Al Sixth
81 >. RI II CLOCK
Fr.RNr1t Rf-Ry WIN. Butierfeld. at cog Nc
AIISter ct. at ! l O'Clock;
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Commencing Saturday, April 23 Through Pullman
hrst-class sleeping cars Will run daily from San
francisco TO Chicago, without change via Rio
Grande Railway and the great Rock Island route,
through Salt Lake City. Leadville. Colorado
Springs. Denver and Omaha passing through the
Royal Gorge at noon and all the magnificent seen
cry OF the Rocky Mountains in daylight For
seepingcar reservations apply to any ticket agent
OF the Southern Pacific Company or to CLINTON
JONES, general agent ROCK ISLAND ROUTE 80
AOutgomerN
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A Good Start.

The Fire Marshal has been for long time try
ing TO compel the owners OF the cheap lodging
houses on The south side of Market street,
between Fourth and Fifth, to put out FIRE escapes.
and the ouly one that has complied with his
orders and gone TO considerable expense In put
ting In one OF these escapes in The front and rear
Is the Branch House, S6I Market stTeel-a new
house. Mr.. Il. L. Turpn, The proprietor, should
meet with the success he deserves In providing
this safety for his guests.
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Farthnnake HYeathnr

According to Lieutenant Finley there is
no truth in the commonly accepted opinion
that earthquakes are in some way connected
with certain atmospheric conditions. He
has overhauled the records lately for the
purpose of tracing a connection; IL possible,
but his investigations proved concusivelv
that there WAS no such thing as earthquake
weather"
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

DAILY CALL dncIuding Sundays. So per year by
msi postpaid: 10 cents per week OF 90 cent per
calendar month, through carriers. DAILY CALI
five copies three mouths. SO IS. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pagesl. 81 SO per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
.CALEand WEEKLYCAEL 81 so per year,pcstpald'
WEEKLY CALL (6p iges). 81 per year. postpaid
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525 Montgomery street. near Clay. open until IL
O'Clock P n BRANCH OFFICES: 710 Market
street. near Kearny. open until II O'Clock midnight;
3ss tfayes street, open until 9 80 O'Clock; 6o3
LARK in street. open until 30 O'clock 259S Mission
street. open until o'clock p. NJ; and 116 Ninth
street, open until so
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IRE. DAILY MoRyrNG CALL

- FOR SALE AT
New York BRENTANo. BROS. 5 Union Square
Chicago .....: News stand Palmer House
New Orleans. :... e LLUT & JOUBERT.
" - :. il5Ih Common st
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
April 1892.
NOTICEl

= Any Of our patrons 1eho fail to fjld THE
.A0RTING. GALL for sale bv train-5oys
iea1. confer a. faror By notifying this office q
nfJGct. liami7q The date aud train.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
sc Tottef building New York City is provided with
flts OF Galnornia papers. Visitors welcome Adj
Neltlsing rates and sample copies. furnished.
.. FIX NISCH Manager
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financial Adrer,Isine.

or all branches of advertising, the endeayor to
reach the investor, direct, with real estate stocks
bonds, mortgages and mines forms one OF tho most
interesting. We have been very much Interested
therefore, la reading short, sensible book Cash:
How to Get It," just issued by Lord Thomas, the
advertising agents Of chicago. Some facsimile
letters attesng to the results OF the plan outlined
IN the book are included.
Doubtless they would send copy OF the little
DOCK TO any one sufficiently interested to send for It,
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Art EYhihliInn.

The spring exhibition Of the Art Associa-
ton will close on Saturday next and
the School of Design will open for the sum-
mer term on Monday, May 3
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THE little OF Mrs. Il. I. Nash OF Duxbnry
Mass, suffered terribly with salt rheum and 1t
was thought he must die. But ne was cured and
given robust health by Hood,s SarsanariLIa
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Cans Of Every Description.

J.F.CUTTEB's0L BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all irsclass druggists and
grOeeTS. 1rademarK-star within a shield.
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No buffet should be without bottle of Angostura
Bitters. the South American appetizer. Manufac-
tured by Dr.y.G .B. Siegert d Sons
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
ON REAL ESTATE AND NOTES: NO DELAY.
" reasonable interest b. L., box "a. Can Brnch.tf
I OANS On REAL ESTATE. NOTES MERCHAN
IL disc JOHN SNOWMAN, 1871 Kearny r.. I2l7t III
MONEY LOANED FROM al UPWaRD AT
u Security Loan Bank, 1i06 Market st. mr. Mason:
private entrance Turk N. j. FRAN KILN ECO 6m
STORAGE.
EURNITURE, TRUNKS. PIANOS, ETC. CARED
Tor aud stored reasonable; advances made
LIEb ES Pioneer Storage Co. $40 Stockton. ctr
EakSI.CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
6426&4 Mission st CHAa 1. TAYLOR iy3sf
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THE MORNING CALL
rrrRIICATInN OFFICE:

Has a larger circulation than any other
published in San Francisco.
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GREAT sale finest eyeglasses, specs Is 10 so
cents. 50 Fourth. Sundays, 72S MKT, do not
forget the number.
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BOOKS bought. King. 10 Fourth street.

PALACE BATHS, enlarged, beautlHed. Warm
seawater tubs and swimming 7I5 Eilbert.
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CHOICE squares butter 4Oc, fresh eggs zoe
Sbarboro Co.'s, 53l Washington street.
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OQ1 O'FARRELL: PARL0R 4-GENTIEhEN
oO2 mending neatly done. MISS MABEL CoE as
M RS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INfi SWEDISH
1A movement; baths. IL 8 Grant ave-, run II. "a So
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sITUATIONa-EEMAIE

"a
I AUNDREsS, WITH THE BEST OF REFER.
II ence, desires a situation. Apply 10 o n
CROSEIT CO., 3l2 Suffer ST.
COMPETENT WOMAN WITH CHILD DESIRES
~ situation In the country to do Homework Anplv
MISS CULLEN, los stockton ST. room2
. RESPECTABLE GIRLS WISH SITUATIONS
= In the same hotel cham bcrmaidS: CITY pre-
ierred- Apply IL Allen ST., bet Hyde and La rkin
Union and fbert APPS 20
nkESSMAKEK: ELEGANT FILTER AMI
~ draper; win go In families by the day or tlLe
Mors nome. ozS 6eary ST APPS 7*
II ERMAN GIRL OF Is YEARS WISHES sITUa
" ton - do light honsework. Call or address
pos Mason ST.. ap2s a.
Young WOMAN WISHES GOOD PLACE
IN small family; country. 500 Mission apps 3.
u ERMAN LADY JANIToR AND A GIRL
=. would like to have few onices to clean
AuoresS % SIMPLIFY ST APPS 3s
"a OMAN WITH BOY OF 10 WISHES PLACE
W In country to do light homework 6s7 Natoms
st, near Eighth. apos De
w ANTED BY GOOD DREssMAKFR SEWING
:, IN families Gail or address 20s Powell APPS 20
Young LADY WISHES POSITION IN STORE.
- would prefer lithogrsph OF Autograph bu sincss
Aadress y l., box 49, Gail Branch once APPS &c
CoMPETEN1 WOMAN WANTS WASHING AND
" ironing or honsecleaning by the day: refer
enSss' YAH ioSO howard 81. APPS %
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"A ANTED-S MATTRESSES HOTEL. CITXxDeO
W each; 2 hambermaids assist waiting, s-ST sec
city SOS: 9 German cooks. $50: American cook,
SAB: swedish cook and second girt same house.
girls $40: young girls for general housework.
SO Of DELORME 4 ANDRE. 32v Suffer st.
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w EVERETTE NYE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE
w building. room 43. sl9 Market St apZI sf
CRooME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 75s MAR
~ ket ST. bet. Sd and 4th: spec alisIs only Safa
and reliable aneSthetic in for painless extrae.
ton of teeth: SIMPLE HARMLESS, PLEASANT
and SURE artificial teeth from 81 per set: dilIay
from 81; extracting Soc; With gas, 81. mrl2t
DR REA. s23 MARKET. EXT. TEETH sec;
~ with gas 81; filings low; open evenings jas Il
| EEK DENTAL CoLLE6E; CHARGES ONLY
4 fer material used Room 107, ll7o Market. is Z
T,R II. e. YOUNG. DENTIST, FORMERLY WITH
~ u. w. LE&k. O'Farrell ST., now at ISsl Poix
near painless extraction of teeth noIS 6l
A NY CHILD KNOWS GAS Is DANGEROUS.
~ by my oEderful secret local application 90
the gums any tooth may he extracted or nied
palniessly: nine hrst prizes awarded me for finest
hHings, plate and bridge work: ONCE open evsa-
1ngS anu sundays DR. g. w. LEX, 0'FaTrslLa
GET SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED AZ
Ss good as can be made; filling 81. DR.. SIMMS
dentist $50 Market ST. next Baldwin Theater. oelE;
CT SET: REPAIRING 81; FILLING Si;Exr3. :.
W painless. SOC DIR Ca. PERRY. Mason MS:
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION sos MARKET
~ 81 (Phelan Bullding), positively extract teeth
without pain with =" Cotton Gas -: also perform ali
operations IN dentistry. DR. ChAS.W DECKER 2 II
DR. A. LUDLUM HILL, lsa3 MaRKETST, NEAR
~ Eleventh; no charge fer extracting when plates
are made; old plates made over new; Iessa
rom 50 per set; extracting soc; gas given AT
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOB 81; FILLING AZ
N lowest prices; work warranted Dr. ). W
hill, S4l Market St opp, baldwin aus * {,
DR c. H. WILSON. DENTISrJ a3s MAREEr
" St bet flfth aud sixth. opn Mason delSet
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PERSONALS.


dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP - TOWN
~ send has disposed of his Interest in tho firm
OF townsend 81 CO., known Townsend Table
20 or o49 Brannau, to WILLIAM STEERS. who
Arm. row NSFSI1
apps % WIN STEERS
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"A MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF NEW CITY
IA Hall Commissioners, held April 25 1892, the
following resolutions were passed TO print: Re.
solved. that Contract N TO- 33 be awarded to C. J.
Bandmsn for the sum of $3.50. and that the same
pass to print. observation-disclosures Sanderson
Smiley. burst Also. resolved that Contract No. SO
be awarded to f. A Williams fer the sum of $lS2l,
and that the same pass to print. Ayes-Commis-
sioners Sanderson. Smiley. burst. Also. resolved
that "a progress estimate in the sum of $720 So in
favor OF Gray Bros, A. 5. p. Co., on Contract No
so. pass TO print. Ayes-Commissioners Sander
son. Smiley, DFust EDWARD 1. WOLFE.
apps 5 Secretary.
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A MRS. NJ. HADLEY'S. 416 GEARY ST. PER
~ fect-ftting suits TO order: complete suits $50
up; country orders without al fitting; prices
reasonable ap22 &c.
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JNIRSr-CLASS SEAMSTRESS WISHES A FEW
Il more engagements I'm private families by the
day good chiliren's Gressmaking; terms 81 d day.
Address 3l5la jessie ST. apps %
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I OST-LADYS GOLD WATCH AND STEEL
II chain, Initials K. J., Tuesday afternoon. on
Powell or Castro-st. cableears; liberal reward 9l5
Pacific ST.