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The morning call., 1892-08-20
HARD TO COUNTERFEIT.
The Paper Money of Europe-Why Il
BotherE the Counterfe tiers.
Washinrfnn Even fnC star.

Bothers the Counterfeiters
Washington Evening star.
"The paper money of the United States
is the least handsome in the world" said
the proprietor of q money exchange.
.sThat is because this Government de-
ponds entirely upon the intricaey and
elaborateness of the designs on its notes
and certificates for protection against coun-
terfeiters. In foreign countries, on this
other hand, much effort is directed
to making their currency beautiful with
pictures and arabesques in the classical
style. Not only are the results pretty to
look at. but they serve their chief purpose
better, for any engraver will ten you that
real art work on bill is far more difficult
TO initiate than any purely mechanical ef-
feet, no matter how complicated the latter
may be made by the geometrlc lathe or
other devices
Most beautiful of all paper notes are
those issued in France and Prussia. Here
is pretty Austrian bill for 100 forms,
printed in blue ink with the design mainly
COMPOSED of two large standing figures of
eherubic children and of an oval chIldren's
heads. That seems a queer notion from our
point OF view for the ornamentatiou
of currency, bat n IS certainly
beth interesting and handsome. This is q
Russian biii for leo rubles, done in pink AID
green. Here you have Scotch note issued
uf tttG tSt4tfS9t t-4lSH <sfttttaAtl A*th
promises to pay g. on demand In Great
Britain the privilege of issnias paper money
can be obtained by CORPORATIONS other than
banks from the Government.
''y9l viii, need N agnlfsing- glass TO ex-
anime this n6fe WITH. IL Is irish To
words .one pound are printed across IL In
big letters. utt this broad sfslps Intending
from one end to the other az me aseameE.
Is curiosity. To tie naked eye. even npon
scrutiny. is seems 20 have no sgniii-
canoe. bnt whs-4 magnifeG You viii
pes aesve shss i Is wholly made up of tbs
wurGs .ecs pound in microscopic letters
/ Fgosa1he Superficial appearances Of the Bsni
/ OF England notes YOU neala Suppose tia
| they conld be readily imitated by phosagFa
ply eg rsh4rnise. inasmueh as their design
CONSIST of YER little more than lettering 4
black that is a'most severely sinlpls. Bu
The morning call., 1892-08-20
He HADN'T A GUN.
AND : Result Foar Aces Beat n
Straight Flush.
Minneapolis Tribsle.

~N't0 - :. ksCdn4b a our aces 4sGHE n
Straight Flush.
Minneapolis Tribsr.e
Over game of ''oTau'. the other night
- 2 tod story which taps tie clilaar-Ls,s
had iost big nos asi - lssyf1r17T1Ie. and TIE
other Tow di9sft have a gun, eisAeg. 1T
CARED in tbs way, as ne told 1t: syn see.
SAID he. i was a Young fellow who yft
tangled up in poker with a lot Of bees vino
could manipulate TIRE cards, and / knew if.
but relied en- my luck to pub me out even
In the end. At Lass my lime came. One ~
the best Of the shatks was dealing in FIVE
landed game; ana Il was my age. AS
picked up ny hand after the cards had been
dsast ! discovered that / had the king.
lneen, leck. ten and nine OF diamonds
straight flush. The three men behind a.s@
passed e., ant in succession. end I said to my
sen. Ihass Just my luck Bat the dealer
7taseds sud oil course raised him
a. say NY raise. AID asked M
how many cards wanted | tais
hlm 70 Eeip himself sud. as he tlfs
lust thIee eaids | argued thai be had
A"o aces, and mentally hoped that hid g.
t.ta otier t'ta, g ia rr.aIPzs lin.
tier ne ha6 -;T.heyi his iianu- rs--
ing 1ssal, and t ecntinued uGsii az my
eaH. asked hin what le had and he re-
piled, Four aces the herd which had
given hlm credit ioi anu which my hand
beaF. | knew bad The winning hard, but
yNtAAShASft " dttOtiist L eutu H HJ3Q, t3lG
threw my band So the decg. e touched ths
deadwoo& before / recalled my scattered
senses, and. OK course, was foul.
Earned a. over and showed MIN what
had, .bss he took the pot Ii Was the frst
tine OF record that straight fash was ever
beaten by fegr aces. without gnH Il rms
simply beeaGse Tor Second 1 got ratified
ili.se never held a straight flush since. and
never exneet *. The man who doesn't
k9i96 how 10 treat EN- right when ts4ev
come along doesn't deserve to get en-
The morning call., 1892-08-20
WILD HORSES.
There Are Several Kusdrsd Thousand OF
Them Ia Nevada.
Reno Gazette -.

RENO oazetEe.
II would sound strange ia anyotfsss rom
try to even Suggest tat q nonnty be paid
Tor morse soaiDs, AZ IS done FOR those 81
FF9ives and other wisd aaEmals. Il here are
estimated 70 be i61.ne3 horses runnflsg
in the mountains OF Nevada that are ret
worth catching and breaking. They ~
remnants % binds that have strayed tway
aud OF small fragments owned by Irdiar
which were worthless TO begin with and
have constantly Gaferiorated until they are
small and weak. They will g&tiler TO tllsnl-
selves animals that chance 10 stay into sils9
bills, and reader it very dIfneHis 10 regain
possession 81 them. Even good horses are
low priced uoH, and scfnbs and fmzztails
are not worth tile grass they eat They Use
food which IS needed for cattle and sheer
and the day will come when some action
viii De necessary in order 10 keep them
down. ExEarminati0n would he tie proper
remedy, bus 1t is practically impossible. the
animals being as wild as deer and capable
OF getting over the rocks faster than taMc
horse with a man nn his back. Eyen now
many OF the cattle and sheep Ese1 carry
r'ties for them and shoot the stations on
s,Gas - sheY get within reach.
The morning call., 1892-08-20
GREAT CAVES.
What May Re Pound Ia the Grand
Canyon of tho Colorado.
Pre- scott e,ourIar

Pre- scott Courier
Ola proSpectors tell OF their discovery OF
the entrances to caves in the GranG CaByUu
OF the Colorado. As they had nothing hns
candles, fha stgesg GTafs of air blowing
through the caves from entrances always
extingulshea the candles. preventing ex-
oieration 10 any great depth. They BELLE
10 there are great caves }sadiBz frotz, r.,a.
sides OF the eaByon undoT 10 mountains Of
rocKS which persons properly equipped Tor
the purpose eoGid explore With little diff
ealty. 10 view CT the fact that persuns Who
have tried 20 drill wells on the high Hesas
in the surrounding country have lost their
drills IN the ncg2is Of tae earth aud strong
currents Of AiF would eome wbisslsng Ga
through the hole made ~ the drill Il would
seem that the section is All honsyeonbe;l
with deep underground eayerns, AID these
air currents come from he openings la tie
sue o. the Grand Canyon. Is nssls@F si.Is *
true or not, there are certainly Sufficient
surface indications to prompt a series oI
most interesting and. in ali probability
most ZEN nnerative explorations
The morning call., 1892-08-20
ATTACKED BIZ BIRDS.
The o0eer Story Told By a supeFssisious
EsxsaEi2nd.
Hrefiane Mall

woodland Nal.
Bailey Hoover. y0ang man empiuyed en-
the Cartiss rsnsb, reports STRANGE exaesiS
Fl ca with birds. He y as lfivl6g single
hose and bnsgs tsesa The Fair rsaeh Tues
day afternoon. When about two Iasies from
knigbts Landing be " as suddenly startled
out Of doze by myriads If birds whiel,
swaraed down upon bin, screaming
angtily, and flying al him. The air was H.
eTaiig black with them and they yfriousir
attacked the horse, which was frightened
into frantic effort 10 run away. tbs
young maa was scared heyend lis powers
OF description. He fought tbe 5sffs 4
WITH his whip. and directing The horse IS
BEST ne could, - sym Icy ana
suit.
Hoover enteFtains supersti ions FEAR
that the incident portends esil Tor him,
aud IS sure something bad is going to Ba3pess
nina before the week is oHs. IIa sd sEig9
were nearly all black birds aAtnough there
appeared 70 &c other species asnong tie
"a MS Winged enemies
The morning call., 1892-08-20
Nry pPoPERVy.

JTNSURPASSED PACIFIC HEIGHTS CORNER
- aEa rosiaeEce; Ne. aud 1ae, solid ana eie
ner on Pacific Heights has amer vieM, s.hseh
not be Distracted; size fOxliS
dercs: ii lrst.cass orsie~,sss rssssx srssf q aud
ane view asis . mega sOsiseas les sxls<. yess
Yseine ave ana Locust 81; SO vara Al tas pre-
sidio eacs lih ssagsassss sis; ss'y
bcw-vindow house. roosns and ali esaye aiescr
aas view OF The bay bet. Besssasa and Weesfsss
Fosson s. BET. 5ASS and 2asas sssvss s,s-xa
dew house. rooms aud an ccnv eaie oes al 81 h<
order; tot z9xil2;s TO rear street; s50ooi AAir
cash.
Fofrero-ave corner; scxloo. with 2-story and Z
story tuidisgs; rents $50. sad corner 80 feet zt.
sasant beth streets sswered, maesdamizea and
pass nd = ia line at 2sth 81.
Grove ana Lyoe afs corner. nsar me gark be- t.
| S475Us both streets "a orGar; LOT lowell.
INVESTMENTS.
Gesry near KeaTny rsnrs sl4a; lot has froafs
Two large aae : an Ness-aYe. eornerss 1z0xl0s II
Size. with improvements; payias geod income
s1sosisi covered vita buildings which cost $780,
9e9; near the Mail Deck.
housss fronting Siiimors So. corner s0xS7:o stu
are both g0od streets: $50 puo.
n gTDENCfs AND HOUSES AND LoTs.
Eday and Van Ness teyant cerner restaeaces
s.ogg and finely flashed Basement; suitable for
dtStors onees biii areeToonp. IA rooms and al
eonveaienees. solid brick baskhead, etc.s los se-
Howssi S.. bet. 2oth and 2Ist: 3Bxi29 =. ane
I are residential: $500.
Besa sG side. hes. Fillmore and steiner: z5x
1T -. Niidey St. ana Sood 2-sfcfy . ROOMS ani
/ aaSh bot and coli water. etc. BnShSt front
va cant: both streets severed ana iaacadaInizeis
5000.
SsT aarses end sotss 1904 &c $3.50 ears. tu-
Stsitnellt psa, n side sssl 90 4res kfVta NIB
/ sion. minutes, walk fFena Mssfon-5s. ear tefnst
nus aud caf3e viii be out on Mission st. pass
this property; aste Is aide stseet. graded. r2cai-
snizes. covered. aat orrfag Valley watS4 "a the.
houses. whca most seidiy ~ 4 bs days woxss
brick foundations &c and see n IN
Hyde ST, rear McAiiisteT a&s the New City Hsiis
25xSTs6 and assoIy and basement hea<sa. gc"inS
ste.; $si.90G.
eaEar AND DEsssA =LEIurs.
| Grove BET Webster and Filalorss 81 6xio7 Z:
i se-s.s. ssz.s-. e sssno. or any sszs: Sc cor.
Sacramento anu LucUssS both streets IA order
/ Vallejo St, bes. Gongh aad 0etavia, 45x 20. and
old l-sSorF houses; $500.
ny nj DO business street; Fiilnore, feet N from
Union: each % K 100 $1,000 only; very ehcsfs
stone blocks aud brick sewer down. FILLMORE.
q fren tnicn 20 Bay. will be business street: easy
s{SteTms
8s:axis7: Is; si7oo: or any size: = side Locust,
near sAersaehto Iocsl$5 grad at
spruce: hlocks troin ttt ~ c4RlH snrs5 tots 25S
The morning call., 1892-08-20

thai great aa amelia inssitutioE aapelsis
paper. which is wonderfully elaborate. a.
You can see by locking at the light through
RI. his matchmaking has been inlGa led,
but never with success"
The morning call., 1892-08-20
PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR DRfDoCk Ar PUGET
BUREAU OF YARDS ASD Docks, u. =. NAVY DE-
conferred by the act o. Congress making apDropria
sealed proposals hereby Invited, and viii be
ceived al this Bureau until ] o'clock p NJ.
Saturday, tue 10Th day OF September. 1892 at
which time ana pace toe proposals will be publicly
opened for the construction. by contract. OF
drydock COS feet long, with 80 feet draft OF water,
with body OF timber and entrance OF concrete
aud masonry. together with pump house,
pumplag plaut, footing gate, cuiverts, and all
other Work pertaining thereto. In accord
ance with plans and specifications which can
be seen upon application To this Bureau
or the commanding cfdcer OF the Puget Sound
Naval Station. Sidney. state OF Washington. Pro-
posais must De In duplicate. sealed and addressed
10 the CHIEF OF the Bureau OF Yards and Docks o.
5. Navy Department. " ashingtGn. ID. G., and the
envelope Endorsed Proposals or DryGoek." Blank
forms viii be furnished on application. For addi-
tional infOr nation in regard 10 the location and
site, bidders referred 10 the commanding Of
6cer OF the Puget Sound Naval Station. Each pro-
posal must be accompanied by a certified check iR
the penal OF $4,000 10 the effect that the bid
der WILL within fifteen days after the notice OF the
acceptance OF bis proposal execute the required
contract, aud give bond. III satisfactory ETY.,
In penal sum equal to twenty 600 per cent OF the
contract price condition ed for the faithful per.
foImance OF the contract. The right is reserved to
reject any and all proposals. as in the judgment OF
this bureau. the Interests OF the Government may
require. and to waive defects. n. II. FARQUHAR,
Chief OF bureau aul7 WeSa ct
The morning call., 1892-08-20
DENTIsTs.


Any AsYLUM-KEEPER Knows ALL DENTAL
II gases are dangerous; b. ny wonderful secret
local application to the gums teeth may be filed
extracted painIessy; Is first prizes Tor nBest hli
ing. cTOwuwork. br1dgework and plates: recon-
mend my dental college that has removed from
1l7O Market 81 10 Fifth ST. for good. cheap work.
for half The price that the cheapest dentists charge
y0u get good WORK done at my college; tn
wishing 70 do the WORK call at my main on re,
OFarceil 81; examination az both places free
DIR. q. W. LBEK. an20 ~
A Ny ASYLUMKEEPER KNOWS ALL DENTAL
n gases are dangerous; by my wonderful secret
local application TO the gums teeth MAY be hned OF
extracted p3inlessy thirteen first prizes Tor finest
filling. crownw0rk. bridQework and Plates L rec
0mmend my dental college that has removed from
ITO Market St 10 f1fth st, Tor good cheap work:
for oHe-half the price that the cheapest dentist
charges you can get good work done at my cnliese;
those wishing TO do the work call d my main
free DIR. g. ". LEX aul6 II
DR. Z p. SHEPARD. DENTIST. 1916 MARKET
~ st.-Au work strictly first class ans BIN
O. PER SET; TO PLEASE OR NO CHARGE;
u fllng 81; ext soc. DR.. PERRY. Mason #
COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, SOC MARKET
y st. DIR CHARLES w. DECKER. 1e9 II
nR. H. u YoUNG-EKTRACTIoN PAINLESS;
IL Patchwork, bridg e-wOrk, teeth without plates.
specially. 1871 Polk ST. myl4 If
NO PAIN-EX1RACTING OF TEETH MADE
~ easy. SOC aud 81; artificial teeth from So; I'LL
ing from 81. CROONE Dental Association. 753
Market St. bet. Third and Fourth. ap12 II
HR REA. 923 MARKET EXT TEETH SOC;
u with gas 81 Filings low; open evenings ia3 e
CT A SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED Al
u good as can be made. hillng 81 DR.. SIIMS,
dentist, $50 Market ST.. next Baldwin Theater oclst
DRALUDLUM HILL I443 MARKETsT, NEAR
~ Eleventh: no charge for extracting when plates
are made old platos made over nEe neu; teesa
from IS per SET; extracting 800: gas given Ak
DR c. II. WILSON, DENTIsTd 9zy MARKBf
~ St. bet Fifth and sixth opn. Mason del5H
The morning call., 1892-08-20
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

HAYwARDs PROPERTY
II 10 acres; improved; acres fruit: $4,000.
acres iTuit; ia town; good buildings; S470O.
acres; improved half IN fruit: $3.50.
70 acres In fruit; finely improved; $4,000
612 acres in fruit; $1,000.
This is sample list from among the many fine
1arsalns Tor sale by z. WILBERr Castro St. mr. -
HaywardS Cal. au2O q
QJ DOWN AND 81 PER WEEK FOR FEW
" days only) Will buy large lot Ia the beautiful
Alvin Tract; only BLOCKS from Elmhurst station.
aud blocks from san Leandro and Haywsrds cleo
trle-cars; 40 minutes from san Francisco ana only
10 minutes from 0akland fine level lots aud ready
for buiicing; the man who builds Will be given
special inducements; these lots Will double in value
by next spring; don't miss the opportunity for a
way Oakland. au2O I'm
BEAUTIFUL HONEST
FINE CLIMATEl
IN TIE NEW SUBDIVISION.
TRACT.
10 MINUTES FROM OAKLAND.
40 MINUTES FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
CLOSE TO C. P. r. r. STATION.
AND MINUTES WALK TO ELECTRIC ROAD.
LOTS ARE LEVEL AND READY FOR BUILDING
10 HOUSES ADJOIN THE TRACT.
-
PRICE $3.50 TO $3.50 PER LOT.
SIS DOWN, So PER MONTH.
p-,.~r,,, ,,,,,,,,,,. 49,,
BRANCH OFFICE. 9lS BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
au7 # suwega JAcoR uEyr,x eqo Marie, 81
{ Yh teIC LOT IN FRUITVALE OFFERED FOR
station for particulars. " aai5 81
= OFT 7z-I.,z - I3;7-.,, - 80, -, -,
n r from Tree trains; Mil be sold cheap Tor cash
DE MOLF, FTuIvale station. aul9 5t
Use isE ND LOT on OLIVE ST; NEW AND
YOU wish IT. DE W FrItsTe S q soOo On ~
~ Oh los S 3io III 49,; nIlF =,
,,arfie =, 10, i,,'ti VIZ eve lIee pass on ars 20
w MoODwA 4, "a a1.5 .sro ga 49, =, 90 -
-o. aulS ~
" ANTED. WANTED. WANTED
w
or 10 acres more iess). not too far from Oak
land or some line, which can be subdiyIded in
land - ' w. IL -u . as; %
-
&HflO An ACRE; CHANCE OF LIFETIME:
y ~ oaI gam price CAL quick on RUSSELL "
IKOeSEk, sd ave. station, East Oakland. ale lu
1-ACtlE IOTS STTTEt, rrp .Cc
L
I no % sl, this propetty can oe
The morning call., 1892-08-20
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AsTROLOGY.

AsTROLOGY.
DALMISTRY ENTIRE LIFE REVEALED:
4 ladies 81; gents 81 so: perfect satisfaction.
NINE GRAHAM, 2l3 Mason ST. aulS ] m
NINE MOREAU. 73 FOURTH ST, FORTUNE
4I teller; cairyoyant; life reader fee 25c. all 81
M ME- SCHMIDT FkOM VIENNA; MOST RE-
W nowned; revealing future events; ladies 81.
gentlemen 81, by mail So Once $50 Mission.3l I'm
MRS WILSON TELLS PAST. FUTURE PRES
W ent; ladies Doc; gents. 81. l0S Eighth Iy2S 3m
nj NE DR.. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC REVEALED
AVA by eggs and cards; tells entire life past pres
eDt future; consultations all affairs. nothing ex
cepted: name given, valuable advice and sure help:
restores lost love by sympathy: mistake inpossbfs
diseases cured; tee sl letter 81 80 Kearny. 13 ly
NINE EXODUS. CBAIRyoYAST. HAS RE-
vi moved TO IA Turk st. Room q: fee zoe GA tf
The morning call., 1892-08-20

CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUbSCRif-
- tions taken at GALL Branch offces. COS tArk y
st. ss9 Hayes st aud 25i9 Mission St; open tHl
$3.50 4.
The morning call., 1892-08-20

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS IN

BARGAINS IN
~ INSTALLMENT HOMES
S22OO-sl5O cash. $50 per Inoath: beautiful new
cottage; near Grand-st station (mOdern improve.
mentSl
s2Z5o-Qnick sale; $3.50 cash; balance monthly;
cottage rooms aud bath.
SZ25O-Sl50 cash, so per month: new eottave.
Eagle ave tmOdern lmproyementsl.
SZ4OO-s25O cash, $50 rer month: Broom cottage
new near station iall modern tmproVementS1.
$<75O-S250 cash, S25 per month; magnificent
lew cottage SoxI u. Just finished; senOoi and
station; an natural finish.
Houses built 10 order and finished in 60 days
prompts plans and estimates furnished tree; houses
10 rent; open Sundays and evenings
MARCUSE & REMMEr.
Inc largest contracting firm in Alameda County.
onoeS: Alameda-Bay-st. Station and HtRh-st.
station; san FTancisco-62S Market s.. opposite
taIace Hotel aul4 II cod
The morning call., 1892-08-20

NOTICE OF ssEssMENT-PEERLEss MIN
IN inc Company. Location OF principal place OF
business. san Francisco Cali location OF works
Notice is hereby given that st meeting of the
Board OF Directors. held on the 6th day OF July,
1Se9 An assessment tNo. 1S) of cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF tas
corporatlon. payable Immediately in United States
gold coin TO the Secretary. at the Office OF tns
Company, room 49, Nevada block, No. 500 Mont
gomery street. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re
main unpaid on the 18th day OF August. 1897.
will be delinquent aud advertised Tor sale AZ
public auction aud unless payment Is made betors,
viii be sold on WEDNESDAY, the TIN dar
September, 1892, to pay the Delinquent asses
ment. together with c SITS OF advertising anu eA-
nanses OF sale. by order OF the Hoard OF DIRECTORS
AUG. WATERMAN, secretary
Oarce-Room 90, Nevada block. 500 Montgomery
Ct. San Francisco. California -
PusTruNrMENT
,r,uE .sSEsSNENT ON PEERLESS, WHICH is
deIinouenf in Office ch August IL. 1892, Is here J
,ostnoneI until THURSDAY, September i. ls9 :
aaod the sale day until TUESDAY. September 20
1892 at i O'Clock p. NJ. by order OF the Board u
Directors ~, "a .mrpxx.H cacratarv
onice-Room %. Nevada block. 30s monlgometF
St, san Francisco. Cali ornia. anls 70
IN
The morning call., 1892-08-20
CLAIRvoYANTs.

NINE. PORTER, CLAIRvOYANT, FORTUNE
Iu teller; ladies DOC. gents 81 Ito OFarreH IL ~
The morning call., 1892-08-20

L IRS1-LLAsS FAMILY RESORT; GOOD PAY
i Ing business 3 miles from san Francisco; at
railroad depot; account going East; agents. APP
ply az the Call Branch once. au2O 2t+
The morning call., 1892-08-20
sPIRITUALIsM.

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MISS VIRGINIA BRITAIN; MAGNETIC TREAT
WI ment; future told l. Taylor st. room A. 8 6ts
AIRS MILLER, TEST AM BUSINESS MEDIUM;
Nu circies-T tuesdays. p. NJ. Friday, 1880 p. NJ:
25c: sttings daily. 81. 1855 Mission q. auto I'm
YOU SHOULD CONSULT INDIA'S FAR-FAMED
j seeress. the Gypsy Queen. $50 Geary. my2S 3m
MRS. j. J. WHITNEY, CLAIRvoYANT TEST
lu medium and life reader. ZlS Stockton apo Il
The morning call., 1892-08-20

CATERER BUSINESS-OLDEST. BEST AP-
= pointed; large STOCK provisions. wines: $50
chairs 2 horses vehicles Mr.. CADENAU retires.
rs Golden Gate ave. au2D It's. seq ia
The morning call., 1892-08-20

n OyERNMENT LANDS.
" FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT
IN CALIFORNIA
Finest level farming lands
Rich black soil. ready to pillow.
Large fine valley; railroad throuyhit
Water bitches now building
Mild climate. free fuel cheap lumber.
WORK at good wages there now.
Land can he taken without residence.
Send &c stamp for full Information to r. w
LAKE, Flood building, San Francisco, Cal apl 4 Il
('ALIFORNIA EXCHANGE BUREAU ASH
y Ninth st Oakland, exchange all Kinds of prop.
eTty; send for catalogue. GREEN, CULLOM &
Co rnvg2 IN
The morning call., 1892-08-20

CJIY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO
y waiting WORKS. $40 Eighth St; telephone
$3.50. nrl II
CPAULDING'S PIONEER CARPET-BEATINq
- W orks dc the best WORK 553 to 367 IehAmass.:
telephone 900. nrl91
Connecticut western news., 1892-05-19
The Situation Upon Mars.

The first sight of Mars through an ob- servatory telescope is almost terrifying, even to person of good nerves. It is as if one saw the whole earth, with it's joy poles, as solid globe, floating over- head. One distinguishes clearly the dark blue seas and the brilliant, beam ing, many-hued dry land and on this the dry beds of multitude of lakes, bays, gulfs, streams and canals, these latter either parallel to each other or crossing one another at right angles. You see that Mars revolves on it's axis, and that the ends of the axis are the fro zen poles, as with us. There is fnr- ther resemblance in the inclination in the axis, which provides that oE this planet also the seasons follow each oth- CT in regular succession. The ice crust at the poles diminishes in summer, af- fording demonstration not only that Mars is influenced by the suns rays precisely as we are. but also that the ar and water are identical with oura. In fact, the meteorology of Mars is now be- ing reduded to a science. Three-quar- ters of the surface of Mars is dry land instead of about one-third as on the earth. The streams on the planet are of uniform width throughout their length, and many of them have the ap- pearance of being canals. The reap pearance of Mars is looked forward to with great interest by astronomers.
Connecticut western news., 1892-05-19
The Accident to Sheriff Allen.

The Torrington Register in its &C., count of the recent accident to Sheriff Allen said: ''As the procession of fire men and bands came down Water street from the eight o'clock train, Mir Allen, who came from New Haven, where he has been delegate to the democratic convention, on the same train, was crossing Main street at the foot of Water to go home, when team driven by a boy at furious rate came along. Someone shouted and Sheriff Allen quickened his pace only to be struck full force in the side by the team and was knocked down in the street. The wheels passed over his left leg, leaving him helpless. Frank Coe was nearest at hand and took up the fallen man in his arms and carried him bodily into Dr Hanchett's office. It was at once seen that the leg or ankle was broken, the foot being turned round at right an gfes. Dr Hanchett etherized the suffer CT and found that the ankle bone had been broken in three places. It is what is called a comminuted fracture, three pieces of the joint bone being broken of. One had dropped down, holding the foot in it's out of the way place and stopping the circulation. One piece of bone nearly pushed through the skin.