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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-01

justicia. Este .acto plausible del senor Villaver
de encierra bastante importancia nos6lo por 10
que pueda infuir en- 81 mejoraniento de la adrni-
nistracion municipal, sino por las consecuencias
que pudie1a tener para la po1tica del partido
servador, dadas las fntimas amistades que existen
entire 81 alcalde de Madrid 81 senior Romero
Robledo Lo que fuere sonara
Jrb03ass
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lie aqu1 eI programa de los festeios con que
la colonia espanola, aunando su entuslasmo al de
los habtantes de Santo Domingo, lev6 & cabo
en- la celebration del 40 Centenario del descu-
brimiento de America:
DsG de Oct@6re.-l.o Juegos populares cos
teados por la colonia bajo ls direction del senor
Comandante del Puerto.
LhG 10 de Octubre.-l.O Inscription de los
lemas de los coonos y entrega de los recibos de
donativos.
D6a II de Octubre.-1.O A las 81 de la tarde
reunion de la Colonia en- Ell consulado para inme-
dlatamente tormarse en- procession con estandartes,
If deposltar una corona los pies de la Esta.
tua de Colon, en- union de la procession cfvica de
la Rep1blica. % A las de la tarde Sc dirigira
su Magestad Ell Rey el siguiente cablegrama:
MINIsTRo EsTADo, MADRID -CoLoN1A EsPANoLA
sUPLICA V. E. ELEvE AL TRoNo FELIoIrAcIoNEs
ESTE DIA.--3,0 A las de la noche cabalgata
con antorchas en- el orden siguiente:
A. Secci6n de Arqueros, Heraldos. Reyes
de Arnas, y las de ernando Isabel sus lemas
Ianto MOntG y las de Colon con el suyo de Por
CGSttttG y pOr Leon, nueVo nauaado hGH6 Col6n.
B. Banda de mdsca. c. Escudos de arnas de
las regiones de Cataluna, Navarro Puerto Rico.
Leon, Cuba, Castillo Galicia escoltados por tres
columns de honor de espanoles, con hachones
D. Escudo de los Pinzones, armas de Santo Do
mingo Espana y lemas, escoltada por tres CO.
lumnas de honor con hachones, mandadas por un
Captain. &. Cinco pajes portadores de las armas
de las casas Coca OviedO en- representation de
los Espanoles que las fundaron en- Santo Domin-
go, escoltados por dos columns de honor con
hachones mandadas por sumiler f. Bande-
ra guia de la Carabela. G. La reproduction de
la Noa " Sta Maria tripulada por Colon v sus
companeros II. Bandera espanola llevada por
el sehor Consul de Espana los cordones y'nudos
por Dominicanos. l. Bandera Dominicana lie.
vada por la Comisi6n Popular en- nombre de ia
Repdbhca neyando los cordones nudo es
panoles ]. Ri Cuerpo Consular K. Columna
de honor de espanoles. L. Banda de m6sica
miEtar cedida galantemente por ell Gobierno
DsG I2 de OctW6re-I.O Las cornetas de Ca
ballerfa tocaran Diana las A de la manana fren-
te al Consulado; en- la Plaza de Colon; en- la Casa
del Almirante y frente la morada del Pre-
sidente de la Rep6blica. 30 A las siete de Ia
mafana misa canto lano Gregoriano en- 81
Convento Dominica costado por la Colonia en-
memoria de las vfctimas que perecieron en- ell pri.
mer encuentro entire Indios Espanoles go
Desde las 8 de Ia ma6ana las de la tarde. dis
tribuci6n de la Limosna consistente en- la tercera
parte de Ia recaudacl6n 40 A las de Ia tarda
reunion en- el Consulado Espafol para unirse la
Cabalgata Dominicana en- la misma forma Que IL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-01

Hemos recibido un lnteresantfsimu suple.
mento al DlariO del Concrete, de la Habana, el
cual contiene un extenso bien redactado infer
me del reglameEto tarifas de la contribution
industrial, presentado por la comsi6n de aquel
Centro de Detallstas, siendo ponente don Manuel
Suarez Suarez, vice-presidente del dicho Cen.
tro. Volveremos ocuparnos de este 6til docu
mentO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-01

Algunas Pefscnas que elercen cargos pdbli
COS y con cuya amistad nos honramos, Sc extra.
ian de que demos pubcidad escritos en- los
cuales censuran sus actos. Recordamos todos
para su buena inteigencia O. la secci6n de conans.
eados es absoutamente neutral y que los suscri
blentes asumen la responsablhdad de sus afrma-
clones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-01

El comerciante, por grande que sea su pros
peridad en- los negocios, puede faeilmente arrui-
narse VenIr q menos; Ell agricultor puede sufrir
algunos amos de maas cosechas pasarle 10 mismo
que al comerciante; ell industrial, suJeto mayor
ndmero de contingencies, esta siempre pendiente
de mil contrariedades el empleado prolongada
cesant1a. Cuando los negocios van NAL, suelen
venir las preocupaciones mentales, con elias las
Intermediates incurables y al fin la muerte. ST
no Sc ha tenido la precauci6n de tomar en- la
Spoca de prosperidad una POLKA de Seguro de
vida en- la Sociedad Benefca de Massachusetts.
(que cobra casi la mitad que las demAs compa
nfas) sera tarde para remediar ell NAL. Agente,
don R. B. Lopez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-01

Clrcuia el rumor que nosotros creelnos exa-
jerado de que las tarifas de industria comercio
seran lmportadas al pals en- Enero por Ell Gober-
nador que venga suceder al general Lasso No.
sotros pensamos que nj el gobierno del Sr. Cano.
vas Sc echara cuestG semejante rompe- eabezas
nj el pals aceptarfa de buen grado una retormG
que impicarfa su ruina total
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DoCtor Co11-crua 2!

Los Agentes de las Companlasde Seguros de
vida residences en- ests Capital, han presentado
hoy al Excmo. Sr. Intendente de Hacienda, una
instanc1a dirijida al Sr. M1nistro de Ultrsmar,
estableciendo justisimas reclamaciones sobre la
escala gradual dc contribution que sefala el
aapartado D. del articulo 40, Tarifa "a de las
nuevas tarifas industriales sobre el artfculo 70
de las msnas, pues de quedar subsistentes aque-
las contribuciones desapareceran del pals todas
las Agencias de Companies Socedades de Segu-
ros de vida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-01

Por cartas particulares que hemos recibIdo
de New Y ork, sabemos que esta trabajando en-
el aplaudido % tenor sr. Anton, de ia que adn for,
ma parte ell eminente baritone Garcia, que esta
alcanzando un verdadero exito, 10 cual celebra-
mos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-01

VAPORES QUE Sc ESPERAN: Ri es.
panol N. L. VSlla0erde llegara ell 9 del entrante
procedente de la Habana escalas.--EI vapor es,
panoi Eoeatioao saldra de Liverpool ell 5 del en-
trante, para este puerto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-01

Por acuerdo de la junta general de la Socie-
dad Protection de los Psntores y petIcion de don
joaquin Vargas, ex presidente de la misma, le ha
sldo satisfecha la administration de LA CORES
PoNDENoIA la suma de siete pesos cun SO ctys. que
dIcha Sociedad deberle por varois comu.
nieados publlcados en- este diario
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-01

Hemos dido decir que este Gobierno General
de acaerdo con la Junta de Sandal ha decara-
do de hbre platica las procedencias de Nueva
York, lncluyendo los buques que hayan salido de
aquel puerto desde ell g del mes en- curse
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-01

En- el almacen de M1sica de don Jose c.
Rossy, acaban de recibirse dos preciosos y nuevos
valses titulados Carmen Aurora, escritos por e
mismo autor del tan solicitado So6re las oIos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-01

De toda la Isla segulmos recibiendo cartas
enthusiasts que nos demuestran que Ia idea de la
exposition regional ha sido ben acojida en- el pals
Y en- todas nos dicen 10 que nosotros sabemos:
q. el tempo vuea due no Sc puede desperdiciar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-01

La junta directiva de la Compania Luz ElSc.
trScG ha tornado el buen acuerdo de montar do.
bles calderas y dinamos, para que 81 alguna vsz
ocNrrieran descomposiciones no sufra ell p1blico
Ia menor paralizaci6n en- Ell servicio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-01

Ell guardia municipal Juan Garcia Verdonias
nos suplica manifestar que no es el el de 1gual
nombre y apelido que apareci6 como ingresado
en- Ia Carcel ell dia 27.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-01

Sc encuentra en- esta Capital y ha tenido la
atenci6n de favorecernos con una vista, nuestro
antique estimado amigo ell senior don Gustavo
Hofschaleager quien deseamos buen tempo en-
ire nosotros.
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1Rsy La suscric6n LA CORRESPONDENCE vale DOS
PESOS POR TR1MESTRE adeIaptafO pueblOs de Ia
Isa. Ne seryira nnguna suscr6n 81 Ia carta de
aYtsO adbmpana et YalOr de I'm trtnestre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-01

Via New Y ork Ia Habana, hemos recibido
aver ell 10 de la interante publication ilustrada
"Lo Famaslso" que Sc edita en- Paris, edicion espa
noa, de la gran revista parlsiense de literature y
modas "La FGnasz1e En- ell mencionado n1mero
viens pubicada una estensa biografIa el retrato
de nuestro estimado amigo el DR.. Ordonez resi-
dente en- esta Capital, sintiendo mucho que las
cortas dimensiones de nuestro diario nos prohi
ben reproduc1rla integra, pues vemos en- ella con
gusto que SO le tributan mercedes eloiios al
ferido amigo, que ha sahido conquistArse pNesto
muy distinguido en- su honrosa profession.
Cambios del Banco Espanol, fiados en- la of.
Gina del dicho estabecimiento hoy las de la
tarde:-Espafa, 81 Pc .-Londres, 3 DIV, 6.273
4.-Parfs, DIV, rs pc .-Nueva York, DIV.
281 ps .-Habana, DIV, II pS.
Hemos dido decir que vuelve ocuparse ell
Banco Colonial de st. Thomas del proyecto hace
tempo sustentado de estsblecer en- esta Capital
una sucursal de aquel establecimiento de credito.
segun tenernos entendido, para las instala.
clones partculares del alumbrado electrico, Sc
aproyechan las lamparas que actualmente en-.
plean para gas petr6leo, de modo que ocasiona-
ran gastos muy reducidos las nstalaciones, venta-
las que harSn optar por clase de alumbrado.
Hace muy pocos dlas 1eclbimos dos cartas,
una procedente de Ponce la otra de Mayaguez,
conteniendo ambas sehales indudables de q.les ha-
bian arrancado los sellos, despUes que hG65am sn0-
tslsaudo con eZ de las ADMINISTRATORS de orsgen
Examinando las cosas con calma no comprende-
mos como es possible que Sc le hayan quitado los
selIos esas cartas, pues 81 pdblico no puede to-
carlas despues de puestas en- el buz6n, es preci-
so suponer que ha sido cornetida Ia falta en- algu
ma de las ofcinas de Comunicaciones Los sobres
de referencia los entregamos al senor Intervention
General imponi9ndole detalladamente de 10 ocu.
rrido, pues Sc agrega la CIRCUMSTANCES Ggrav0mte
de que en- esta ofcina central llegaron preten.
der que pagasemos nuevamente el franqueo de la
carta procedente de Ponce. Y basta por hoy. Hay
mucho pano por donde cortar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-01

Hemos dido decir que vuelve ocuparse
Banco Colonial de ST. Thomas del proyecto hac
siempo sustentado, de establecer en- esta Capita
ina sucursal de aquel estabecimiento de creditc
The morning call., 1892-10-15

(uOSE BY THE STATION.
u Lot 25xI00.
CLOSE BY TIE STATION
LOT 25Xl00
Price $500; terms only $40 down; balance $40
a month. ApDlyt o DEW oil, Frutvaie station. - .
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sole-leather is the best material In that line
available, aud that the Eastern factories are
always eager TO buy all that can be manu-
featured here.
In one department there are rows of
butcher blocks, and brawny men swing
heavy mallets all day long IN cutting the
remnants of the sole-cutting room into disks
or half disks for heels
| saw so many machines that day, and
each one had SEPARATE duty TO perform,
that it is quite likely | forgot to mention
some of them, and If | did | suppose Jones
will be mad when he reads this.
But there is one place l am sure to re-
member always, and that is the room where
last saw my shoe and where the latter dis
appeared from my view, never again to be
seen by me.
1t was in the cartooning- and it was
tall blonde girl that did it.
She picked my shoe and its mate up and
put them into paper box which she stamped
cornelius, No. g."
Eying me Isuspiciously. another fairy
came along and grasped that box as If she
was afraid l would carry 1t off Ia No. 8
would not fit me anyhow. She put it into
wooden packiDg-case, which man nailed
up tight
So ended my day in the factory and my
chase after a SHOE
Jones. just before | left, showed me- int
the office and briefly explained to me the
system by which they keep track of every
thing and everybody in the place, and then
l wandered away, just as the whistle an
nOuDced 5:45 P. NJ. or quitting time.
During the day | met james Holbronk,
the great shoemaking expert, who, as was
told, is the only man in this city that can
run any and every machine in a shoe
factory.
He is now about 45 years old and was In
the business when he was ten years of age
When | saw him be was trimming edges
but he has different occupation nearly
every day. ALBERT MAY.
The morning call., 1892-10-15
EVOLUTION OF A Shoe.
A Whole Days Pursuit Of a
Congress Cater.
HOW THE WORK Is DONE.
The Process Followed From the Start Until
thu Shoe Is Packed Ready for
Shipment.
HOW THE WORK Is DONE.

took a notion the other day to follow up
side Of sole leather and calfskin until l
saw them transformed into congress CATERS.
l. was a lively chase as far as was con-
cerned, for the rapidity with which that
shoe in all its stages of transition changed
hands and places nearly took my breath
away.
To carry out my purpose properly l spent
a whole day in a shoe factory. so az to be
able to keep my eyes on that elusive CATER.
but many times it escaped my vigilance ard
disappeared into the vortex of some ma
chine, only to come out again later in an
other shape.
While keeping track Of that shoe | saw a
great many other interesting things 10 the
factory and learned much that seemed to
me Of great interest to the average reader.
That is my excuse. If any excuse be
needed. for this article.
The first greeting / received when / APP
preached the factory at A. NJ. was loud
steam whistle.
This l considered quite a compliment,
although it annoyed me because l had in
tended to visit the place incognito, and did
not want to have my presence made known
BY any demonstrations.
When got inside on the lower floor of the
establishment / met with setback to my
pride
The first man [ met told me that the
whistle had heard was the customary an
nouncement that the days work had COM
menced and that it was not intended as
salute to me.
felt Inundated in spite of my desire to
The morning call., 1892-10-15

oy means of which they were sent TO the
next operator.
An interesting process to watch is how the
lasting machine works
LII goes about ten times as much work as
the little old man with the sorrowful face
performs by hand. but its work is much
mole crude and coarse.
Ihen there is the machine that screws
S0les on. for some soes are seWed and Others
screwed TO their uppers.
Precaution Is necessary in handling this
machine, for the little brass screws have an
ugly way of flying around and hitting
people with great force.
The operator is protected by funnel
shaped attachment and by leather aprons.
My shoe had a sole now, but 1t still lacked
that very necessary adjunct, heel.
Jones took me into the place where they
supply that article, and | saw how the
did it.
man has his foot on the lever of very
large machine. He places the shoe in posi-
tlon just under big spiked hammer.
Doy hands him little half-moon leaves o.
sole leather. which he rapidly LAYS on top OF
each other until he has the required number
Then down goes the lever, the spiked ham
mer falls. and when it rises again the shoe
has heel.
The air of the bottoming-room is full OF
the flavor of tanbark, and as matter o.
TACT there Is leathery smell all over The
shoe factory.
Ii is peculiarly pleasant and the doctors
say inyigorating atmosphere the workers in
these establishments breathe, and the work
ers who are constantly Omplaining of the
overcr0wded and unhealthy condition of
our factories are decidedly wrong as far as
that shoe factory is concerned.
When my shoe had its sole and It's heel
1t began to look quite respectable. but it
stlll needed additional embellishments which
IL soon received by a trimmer and edger.
My shoe left the latter's hand fit to take
its place among all the shoes on earth.
1t had a shining black heel and neatly
trimmed edges, polished nicely and all it
needed was a polishing and brushing up,
which was applied in the polishing-room.
Then together with its mate they were as
neat a pair of CATERS as ever graced
Msrket-street sbOw-window.
Jones was not satisfied as yet, although
we had chased that shoe to the bitter end,
but he wanted me to see everything in the
factory.
So he took me downstairs, where man
manipulates big machine, which punches
holes into heel blocks. which are used on
some kind of heavy boots.
On long iron benches men cut soies out of
sides of sole-leather with dies which are
shaped like iron feet.
These men are surrounded with shelves
full OF such dies, of all sizes and shapes.
Jones explained to me that the California
The morning call., 1892-10-15
makers, operators. finishers. seamsrs. strap

makers, operators, fnishers. seamers, strap
makers, stayers and table girls.
Some of these branches are worked by
nand, but machinery is used in most cases.
Inc work these women do is not very
neaVy, ana only a novice In the business
ever complains of fatigue.
"A self-respectng shoeftter-girl thinks
notning OF working her nine hours and
after hasty dinner putting on her Sunday
CLONES TO go to party and dance all night.
She won't lay Off next day, either. hut
she will come here at 45 A. NJ. lust "a
fresh and dapper as usual and put in an
other days work.
THAT is the kind of material the shoe-
ftter-girl is made Of
There is nothing of the poor sieklv
abused working-girl you read about to be
found in her makeup.
"a good foreman will change the girls
around so that they become familiar with
more than one branch Of work. and there is
one woman in this factory who is an ex-
pert. and can run any machine on this floor.
''fhe three principal elassifcations of the
fitting-room are made according to the
quality of shoes-'meE's fine,' ladies fine
and mems coarse
1.-The cOarSer the work the more money
the girl that does It is able to make, because
she need not bestow the care upon its exc
cution that is required on finer classes Of
goods.
Now, young man. you are posted Oh shoe
The morning call., 1892-10-15
REAL ESTATE:
FOR SALE BY
qHOS. MACEE,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Circula.."
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
NEW PROPERTY.

2-story solid brick building and lot 6s:9x6n. vast
side Webb ST., only $3.50 feet n OF California
and between Montgomery and kearny.
Lot 45:10lExlS7:6. 4. side of Spear. between
Market and Mission. $4,000; fine situation for
wholesale business; threefourths of a block from
Lot 4slolsxls7 g. N. side Mission. between
Spear and steuart; very fne location; s27.bv0
Lot 4slo1sxls7;e, E. side DAVIS. n; Of Car
600; the very center OF the wholesale grocery aud
Polk and yanejo-l37 :6xl00; s22, 500 only, or in
Eighteenth and Capp NV. corner Very
sunny 2-story bay-window house, rooms aud mod
ern conveniences; lot 24x92: $3.50.
Beale St. hear Harrison: lot slxs9: and two =
story houses, rooms each; rents $50; $3.50.
$1,000 = Sacramento ST., bet Leavenworth sad
Hyde; 34:4xl37:1; front Sstory Of 10 room;
2story of 9 rooms; rents $50 month; a tine buy
bet Stockton and Dupont; 20x90 TO rear alley and
2-story of Srooms in good order.
MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY.
Washington and Merchant sts., near sansonsi
S0x122:6: double front; rents S225, and Sroonls
worth $40 $25; vacant; only $50 600; this 10
investment that can be confidently recommended,
Howard ST., bet. Sd and 4th; 61x7S and brics
building: S30,500
Mission ST., n. side. bet. 9Th and 9th; 25xI00 ..a
good 3-story building: store below; $22.5o0.
Elegant solid nearly new residences: Cough St
near Ellis; a7:6xl37 :6 IA rooms every room j.
the house has sun and is cheerful, on rising ground
$4,000
Pacific ave. and Locust St so vara at the Presi-s
do fence; with magnificent yiew; only $4,000.
CLAW ana baker SITS very foe horne nearly lew
residence I'm hrstclass order. rising ground aud
fine view; select neighborhood; lot z'xios; very
sunny corner: $4,000. 81
Fine residence and large lot; 60xl % g on the best
portion OF Howard St, bet 18th and 19tht IL
rooms and all modern convenionces; very sunny and
comfortable home: only 81. 500.
sSsOO-Geod new 2-story In flats; rents $50 and.
lot % .6xll4 Valley ST., bet. Dolores ana Church .
the lot equal to corner. light and sun cannos be
shut cut.
Folsom ST.; house and lot: 25xS0: $500; near
Goth ST.. cottage OF rooms. barn and well; Fol
som ST. severed graded and macadamized.
Gtaar nd 4 n ~
alley: on Liberty HeishEs; magnificent view; eltc-
trio cars pass: $500.
Grove and Lyon sts.; corner near the park bsk
the HAYES and McAllster st. cable-cars; 81 6x 100
1880; both streets In order; lot level
Grove ST. bet. Webster and Fillmore; 81 :6x
1915; s4750; very cheap.
Jackson ST., bet Locust and Spruee blocks
from cablecars: 25xl27:s; $500; or any size
front. lots ready for building; street work done.
fine view.
clay ST. bet Maple aud Cherry 25x127:S; Sits:
or any slzs street graded ana macadamzed; fots
graded nicely. -. o-,o- n,cn.
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so. CASH $40.
Balance IS TO 40 per month: the grandest offer
ever maze on property in tas location.
TIE BOWLING TRACT the direct line of
the Oakland and Berkeley Electric Railway. and
the only l00-foot street running from Oakland to
Berkeley.
LARGE LOTS. ONLY $3.50 TO 5000 EACH
Streets ali graded; city water mains laid posi-
lively the best and cheapest property ever offered
for sale along this great highway; only 10 minutes
10 the business center OF Oakland ana only 40 min
utes San Francisco; double track laid by
the electric company; terms only $40 cash; bal
ance at IS or $40 per month; lots only $3.50 20
S6OG
THE BOWLING TRACT is the most elevated
piece OF land on tbis road: $50 feet above the
level. where nature and art have combined TO make
resort for the family that Is absolute perfection
The BOWLING TRACT TIRE GARDEN SPOT
OF CALIFORNIA.
THE BOWLING TRACT. only minutes WAX
from the State University and 10 the public
school.
THE BOWLING TRACT will be built up with
handsome houses. There is not section Of OAK
lands suburbs where property wilincrease In value
SO fast as In this tract
Any person who Is fortunate enough to see this
advertisement has no excuse for not having house
Of his own. unless ii be his misfol tune get
Offices after the last is taken. for full part;cu
lars, maps and 20 see the property apply to w. Z.
MORAN, Lorin. South Berkeley; take Berkeley
tram stop at Lo rim; carriage always ready to show
property: or go 10 CARNALLHoPklNs CO., ga
Market ST., s. F. sel4 II
The morning call., 1892-10-15

The Cleveland aud Stevenson Club No.
will give grand campaign ball at ODD
Fellows Hall this evening.
The Yosemite Social Clubs fourth grand
social will take place this evening at Bonita
Hall, on Folsom street, near Twenty-fourth.
The first Simchas TOrah ball of the Gre
mieux Social Club will be given at B'nai
Birth Hall tomorrow evening
grand Italian festival will be gwen to-
morrow at Woodward's Gardens in COM
memoration of the anniversary of the dis
cOVerY OF America.