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UBICUE. f.. & w. UBIQUE.
A NEW COLLAR
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THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERs-FoREIGN roRT

NOnTHFIELD, THE EXERCISES AT.-In prep
arntion. Is cents u copy.
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FELT GOODS.
FANCY FEATHERS. &c.

$500 cartons fine French Fancy fea'hers oil
Of new designs Ia decided change from StNhS oe-
fore shown; also complete assortment oil An
tonnes Aigrettcs. Wings, Quilts, ostrich 'oooS'
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UHAUTAUQUA IN iss2.-in prepnratien. rs cent
copy.
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MILLINERY NOVELTIES.

Unlimited assortment Of fine Imported Mil
,iner, Novelties: over 800 styles of Buckles com
nlcte lires of Felt Trimmings. Hands and crowns
Millinery Laccs and Edges; Ornaments rms
&c.--embracing everything used by milliners
in making hats and bOnnets.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-20
STATE DENTAL SOCIETY.
TWenty-1hird Annual Session of
the Tooth. Pullers.
Election Of New Members at the First Meet
ug-Interesting Address By President
Thomas Korfew.

The twenty-third annual session of the
State Dental Association convened in
KOhler &c Chase's hall on O'Farrell street
yesterday morning 10 transact business and
discuss matters of interest TO the tooth
pulling fraternity. The convention will
last four days, with morning. afternoon and
evening sessions, attended by den lists from
all over the State. About 90 of the profess
sion were present yesterday at the opening
exercises.
President Thomas Morffew called the
meeting to order, with the following officers
present: First Weep resident w. L. King,
second Vice-PresideBt l.. A. Teague and
Treasurer l.. Van Orden, who is acting sec
rotary IN place of w. A. Knowles, detained
at home by sickness. The acting secretary
read the annual report, which was referred
to the trustees on motion of Dr. Iglehart.
A vote of thanks was extended to DIR.
Knowles for his efficient work on behalf Of
the society.
Drs. King, Iglehart and Post we're ap-
pointed a committee 10 arrange the hour OF
meeting, and submitted the following sehed-
ule, w..ieh was ADOPTED: Morning session
for clinics from to u O'Clock; afternoon
from TO 4:30, and in the evening from Z 80
10 $50 o'clock. The tTeasurer's report
showed balance of SOB 70, which was re-
ferred to the board OF trustees. On motion
OF DR.. Cummings DR.. Cane was restored to
membership In the society.
The resignation of DR.. Payne was &C
cepted. as ne is absent in the pursuit Of
dental knowledge. Dr. w. J. Younger sent
q letter TO the trustees, in which be declared
that the publication of his portrait, ETC., In
a weekly paper was unauthorized and con-
traTy TO his wishes.
Applications for membership were re-
ceived from j. +. King of MERGED, f. O.
Jacobs of Oakland, Charles g. Hyde of
MERGED, Charles A. Meek, Max Siehel and
George n. Van Orden of San Francisco.
These gentlemen were admitted.
AT the afternoon session President MORT
few delivered bis annual address. which
was listened IN with great interest. There
are now about 600 dentists in the State. one
quarter of whom are members OF the ASSOC
citation. When the society was first formed
the State was overrun with quacks, who
brought the profession into disrepute. but
the advent OF legitimate dentistry has
driven the quacks into the subordinate
position formerly occupied by the profess
sion.
Interesting papers on dental cases by DIR.
Charles b. Atkinson and DIR. w. j, Younger
Of New York were read and discussed. On
motion Of Dr. Knox, DIR. Atkinson was
made corresponding member of tho asso-
citation. Resolutions were adopted In which
the society expressed fTiendliness for the
dental college, and invited its faculty,
senior and junior classes, to attend the ses-
sion.
Professor NJ. X Sudduth and DR.. L. Van
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NWannS

Are not the only abode of malaria You find it
evsrywhere, even in localities where atmospheric
and sanitary conditions would seem to be unfavor-
able To It's Development The universal remedy for
and preventive OF the dire complaint Hostetters
stomach Bitters. Whenever the malady assumes
Its most vruient form, and whether 1t be ehIs ana
fever. bilious remittent, dumb ague or agus cake.
the Btters is most popular ana constitutes the best
means of protection and cure. From Maine to the
Istbmus OF Panama, in Guatemala, Mexico. South
America and the tropics this truly famous medicine
has won golden opinions, from all conditions and
classes in more than metaph orieal sense For de-
biiity, indigestion, constipation, rheumatism, in-
somnia. neuralgia, liver and kidney trouble IL is
highly efhcacious Use It with persistence. 20
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PROPOSALS
For the Erection Of Public School Building
on Bartlett Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD g EDUCATION.
" ~ w City Hail, San Francisco, July 8, 1892
Sealed proposals will be received by the SHperln-
teAdent of Common Schools in open session of the
Board on WEDNESDAY, Juty 20, 1892 from 10
$3.50 O'Clock p NJ. for the erection and completion
OF twelye-cl aSSrO0m frame school building on the
school lot Bartlett street, between TweAtv-sse-
ond and Twenty-third streets, in this CIV ana
county, in accordance ith plans and specifications
which NAV be seen at the cff1ce or Charles j. Hay-
ems architect of the Board of Education, roam S.
Flood building, southwest corner Fourth and N az
ket streets
Each bid must be accompanied by Certified
check In the sum of three thousand dollars (S30u0l
made payable to the order OF the Secretary OF the
Board of Education, conditioned that II the pro-
poSal be accepted and the contract awarded and IL
the bidder shall fail TO neglect TO execute written
agreement and give the bond required within six
days after the award is made then ia that ease.
the SAID check shall be forfeited to the Board OF
Education.
he Board reserves the right to reject any all
bids, as the public good may require
The party or parties to whom the contract Is
awarded will be required prior to or at the time OF
the execution OF the Contract to pay cost OF adver
Using
Blank proposals furnished by the Secretary
lyT til GEORGE BEANSTON. Secretary.
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THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Ann uuce ments OF Interest ng Events to
Take Place.

Ammo uncements OF Interest ne Events to
Take Place.
The Western Addition Literary and So
cial Club will hold their July meeting at
Odd Fellows Hall this evening. Miss Roma
Will sing aud a comedy will be presented
among other attractions.
Miss Vermeil, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Vermel, will be married to-day to
Mr. William j. Resting at the Church Of
Our Lady OF Victories on Bush street.
San Francisco Council No. T. Y. M. l.,
will hold Its annual installation of officers
and social at Washington Hall this evening.
The wedding Of Mr.. Isaac Frohman. the
attorney. and Miss Rose Stern. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Philip Stern, viii take place
to-day.
Mission Parlor No 38. n. S. G. W., will
hold an installation of officers and reception
at Excelsior Hall, 2319 Mission street, this
evening.
Through the courtesy of Commodore /.
Cutie, the members of the Marine Under
writer's Association of San Francisco are
invited 10 attend an "Urderwrters' Cruise"
on board his yacht Chispa on Saturday
next Members will take the / :45 o'clock
boat In the afternoon for Sausallto, at
which place the yacht Is moored.
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REPORT OF

The Commissioners Appointed by
Order No. 1928 of the Board of
Supervisors of the City and County
of San Francisco, State OF California,
to Assess Benefits and Damages and
Have General Supervision of the
Work of Opening and Extending
Twentieth, Twenty-frst Twenty
second and Twenty-third Streets
from Their Present Examinations
Westerly to the Corbett Road Also,
Extending and Widening Nineteenth
Street from It's Present Termination
Westerly to the Corbett Road.
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PROPOSALS
For the Erection of a Public school Build
ing on jackson Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
" New City Han. san Framcisco. July LA. 1872

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
ONew City Hail. san Francisco, July IA, 1892.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Superfn-
tendent OF Common schools, in open session OF the
board, on THURSDAY, July %, 1892, frem to
80 O'Clock NJ. for the erection and comp elton
or an eght-classroOm frame school building on
the school lot Jackson street. between Scott and
DeyiSadero streets. in this city ard couaty. ac-
cordance with plans and specifications which may
be at the ofice Of Charles l. Hayehs ARCHITECT
of the Board of Education. room So Hood build
Ing, southwest corner Fourth and Market streets.
Separate bids will be received for ~ the build
ing. exclusive of grading, brf kwork. plumbing and
gssftting ana painting, for co grading, for ~
br1exwork, for az plumbing and gssftting, and for
(51 painting.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check in the sum of ten (I0) per of the
of the bid presented, made payable the order OF
the secretary or tbs Board Of Education condf-
toDal that il the proposal be accepted and corr
tract awarded, and II the bidder shalt fail
neglect TO execute a written agreement and give
the b0Hd required within six davs after the award
is made then and in that tae said check shall
be forfeited to the Board of Education.
The board reserves the right TO reject any all
bids, as the pubic good may require
The party parties TO whom the contract Is
awsrded will be required prior TO a. the time of
the execution of the contract TO pay cost OF adver
Using.
Blank proposals furnished by the secretary
y14 lat GEORGE BEANST0N. secretary.
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Orden spoke briefly on microscopy and its
value in the practice of dentistry. after
which the meeting adjourned until evening.
TEETH EXHIBITED.
At the evening session DR.. Post read an In
teresting paper prepared by DR.. J. NJ. Whit
ney Of Honolulu, entitled; Relation of
the Food to the Teeth Of the Past and Pres
ent Races of the Hawaiian People, The
paper showed that the introduction of the
food of civilized nations had proved detri-
mental to a race that had few dental trou-
bles in its primitive state. He sent along
box of skulls with sample teeth sticking in
them for the inspection of the dentists.
The pauer was discussed at length by
Doctors Sudduth. Foster, King. Post and
Van Orden.
The following resolution, submitted by
President Morffcw and j. ID. Hodgens, was
adopted:
by virtue OF our membership In the State Board
OF Dental Examiners we take this opportunity 10
ask In behalf Of that body their assistance.
Resolved, That the president OF the California
State Dental Association be empowered TO name
a committee OF three members whose duty il
shall be 10 prosecute VOL tors and assist said
board In the enforcement OF The law entitled IAN
act to insure the better education of the prac-
toner of dental surgery and to regulate the prac-
tice OF dentistry in the Slate OF California"
The chair appointed on the committee
Doctors league. King and Van Orden. APP
plcaiions for membership were received
from Ii. G. Richard and A. Fl. MIlbury.
The meeting then adjourned 70 meet at 8 80
O'Clock this morning.
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oil the two games there is to feel the base
Dali pnise. Jack Horner's injury is not so
serious as was at first supposed, and he will
be able 10 take his sricks in the box with
Lester i. German.
There has long been desire expressed by
the local eranks TO witness a game between
TIE. TWO strongest teams In the California
league, and 1t was for this reason the sched-
ule as originally adopted was amended.
The four magnates met Yesterday morning
and the programme as laid out is the result
OF their deliberations, ana the cranks should
show their appreciation by turning out in
force. The week opens to-day at Oakland
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A Lost Bow.

Christian Hance, painter, living at 153
Silver street, reported 60 the police at the
Southern station yesterday that his eight
year-old son, Oscar, had mysterIously dis
appeared from his home.
The boy was last seen in company with
two children named Lizzie Spreckelsen and
Walter Mcdonald, near the Fourth-street
drawbridge. They slate that be left them
there, saying he would 60 home, and then
started 10 cross the bridge. Since that they
have not seen him. IL is feared that he fell
off the bridge and was drowned.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-20
CLOSING BASEBALL WEEK.

The Dukes and Angels Play Here the
Last Two Days.
San Francisco patrons will at last be given
an opportunity to see the Angels and the
Dukes together OIL the local diamond. The
schedule has been changed at the windnp
so that these two teams will play at San
Jose the FIRST part of this week and finish
the season at Haight street Saturday aud
Sunday OF this week.
Frisco and Oakland play "Wednesday and
Friday at Oakland, Thursday at Haight
street ana then go 10 Stockton for the last
two games as a feeler. Finn talks of trans
ferring his team to Stockton, and the object
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NOTICE.

The above corrected list OF Inspectors aud Judges
contains the names of the officers duly authorized
to act in their respective capacities at their re-
spective polling places and districts at the Repub
liean Primary election be held this day. and the
foregoing cali shall Constitute their authority and
credentials therefor, D. s. DORM
Chairman or the Campaign Committee
July 20, 1892. iyl6 I'd
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FoRTY-FoURTH ASSEMBLY pIsTRIcT

Polling place No l-Inspeetor. II. Jurrs; Judge
f. Baeigaiup; Judge, d. sullivan. Polling place
southeast corner OF Union and Powell sts compr Is
ing Precincts Mes /. 2. 3. 4. H. II. Is. IL
Poiting place No. 2-Inspector, l.. Cooper: judge
James Cunningham; Judge, IL MCGOWAN. Polling
place, SW. corner OF Francisco and Powell SITS
comprising Precincts Nos 8. 8. I g g. 10. Is Ia.
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Annther unfnrtnn.ta-

Desideria Percy, 19-year-old girl who
for some time past has been an inmate of
the Magdalen Asylum. became suddenly ill.,
sane last evening. She became so violent
that her removal was necessary, ana she
was taken to the home of the Inebriates 10
await examination By the Lunacy Commits
sim
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who starts tonight for
Mariposa County to at
tempt what no one has
even half succeeded in
doing. Mr.. billiard is
not a eharlatan in his
vocation. He does not
pretend TO be able to
accomplish impossiblli-
ties, but lie wants To be
pitted against nature in
her grandest mood, and
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-20
FORTY THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Polling place No. l-Inspector. WnIiam Right
meyer; Judge, +. j. Taylor judge, Herb Hall. Poll
iag-place, 20 stockton ST. comprising Precincts
Nos / to inclusive.
Z Poningplsee Ne. 2 = Inspector. George Fink;
judge, Hervey krllI; Judge. John Tracy. Polling
place 1905 Mason ST.. comprising Precincts Nos q
u
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RarSnre Nntic..

Round-trip transfer tickets are now on sale at
any OF cur efhces az reduced rates, viz: One
trunk, round trip, 90 cents; single trip 35 cents.
Keep your baggage checks until you reach this
city. Morton Special Delivery, II Geary street.
4OS TAYLOR, Oakiand ferry depnf
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FoRFY-FIRSr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

PeIIing-plaee No. Inspector, Joseph T. South;
judge, John Barnes: Judge ID. NJ. Jacott. Polling
place. corner Pacific aud Polk sts comprising Pre-
cinctS Nos l. =. ). 4, ), g. 3.
PolfrHg-place No. 2-Inspeetor, w H. Rice; Judge.
r. Etugrose: judge, Q. G. Pratt Polling place,
southeast corner Jackson and Buchanan sts-. COM
prising Precincts Nos. z, 8. 10, IL, II, 13. Ia
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POlling-place No. Inspector, }. Coyne: Judge
John flaherty; judge. James ID. Hart. Polling
place, Club stables Taylor ST., between Geary and
OFarrell. comprising Precincts os TO inclusive.
Polling-plaee No. 2-Inspector. p. j. Haskins:
Judge, +. r. Conway; judge, Joseph Tilson. Poll
iHg-piace. mort invest corner Jackson and Leayen-
worth sts. comprising Precincts Nos. to Il in
elusive.
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BERTELING has the only reliable metnofs =
ii effective sight. APT kearny street

MORPHINE WITHOUT A PREscRIPrIoS.-G.
Spitz, Fourth street druggist, who sold NOR
phlDe 10 "iend" without ply sician's pre-
scriptioh. was fined 81 by Judge Xix yesterday
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OPIUM SEIZED.-Customs Inspector MeGianIs
seized nftv-two 1ve-tasl tins O Z opium on the
steamer Empire yesterday afternoon. They
were buried ave feet under The coal
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TO PAINT YOSEMITE.
An American Artist Who Thinks
He Can Do 1t Justice.
The Picture to Be Exhibited at the Worlds
Fair-A Biographical Sketch of the
Artist, Hilliard

There were number of people In the
office Of \ Yosemite Agent Sam Miller yester-
day. and among them was w. III. billiard
of New York and Paris, cosmopolite. artist,
American citizen and all-rnund gnnd felInw
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-20
FORTIETH AsSEMBLY DISTRI,yT

Poliihg-plaee Ne. l-IRspector, L. Nj. BettmaR:
judges, ID. NJ. Short and Henry Baehr. Polling
place, northeast corner OF Post and Laguna stS.,
comprising Precincts Nos. TO inclusive.
Polling-plaee No. 2-1nspector. II. w. Smith;
judges. W. ~. Batehelder and James SpantoH.
POtling-place, NE. suffer and Central ave-.
comprising Precincts Nos. to Is inclusive.
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FORTY FIFTH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT

Polling-place No Inspector. r. Porter; Judge,
John Langford; judge, Richard Graham. Polling
place, 62o Washington ST.. comprising Precincts
EetlIng-pIace No. 2-Inspe etor, Thomas Shinn:
judge. james I. Swift; Judge, j. j. Green Polling
place. southwest corner OF broadway aud Sansome
St. comprising Precincts Nos. Z. H. IL. 13 Il, is,
10, II.
Subject to the filling of vacancies by the CON-
mittee prior TO July ~, 1892.
Rssofeed, That the object or said election Is
fOilows The election OF 10 delegates to repre-
seat the Republican voters OF the city and county
OF san Francisco ar the State and district
Central Committee TO meet at the city OF Saera-
mento Tuesday. the 26th day OF July. at p. NJ,
for the purpose OF nominating ulne 80 Presidential
Electors and nine go Alternate Presidential
Electors and two CD Alternate Presidential Eiee-
tors be nominated from the State at lar by the
state convention and one CD Presidential Eleetor
and one III Alternate Presidential Eiector to be
nominated from each Congressional district OF the
State and by the delegates elected to the State
convention from the counties comprising each
the act entitled An act to divide the state into
Congressional Districts" approved March II, 1891
and for tae transaction of such other business as
may properly come before said convention, and
for the purpose OF nominating congressman.
keSofted That IN pursuanee OF the terms of the
cali OF the Republican State Central Co mmittee
said election OF delegates to said state and district
conventions Will be held by Assembly districts,
each Assembly District of said city aud county
electing a general ticket the full number of dele
gates IL is entitled o. as herein provided and al
The said ITO delegates of said city and county of
San Francisco Co said state and district eanyen-
tions are hereby apportfoned among said Assembly
StrtctS as hereinafter set forth aud each district
shall elect the said nun er and shall also vote
one delegate TO represent the said city ana county
at large
are apportioDed TO the Assembly districts FOX
lows:
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THIRTY NINTH ASSEMBLY, DTSTRIC1

Polling-pIace No. inspector, j. P. s. Murray;
judges-Georse w. Darby Jr., John D. Leonard
Poiiing-place. l05 Polk street. comprising pre-
cinets Nos. l. 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 2, 13.
Polhng,piaee No. 2-lnspector. Charles Haecks;
Judge, Charles McCiain; judge, Walter Coffey.
PoIiing-place 1921 Larkiu street, comprising Pre-
ciAets Nos. =. 9. 10, IL IL Ia l5 Is N
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POiiing-plaee Ne. inspector. william Gala
CHER; Judge, August Walters Judge, A. Jacobs
Poifng-place northwest corner of Franklin and
MeAfster streets, comprise ng Precincts Nos. I to
fnciueiye.
Polling place Ne. 2-Inspeeter. Charles Norris
judge, Joseph Mann; Judge, J. Levi Polling place,
southwest corner of Turk and Pieree streets COM
prising Precincts Nos. to II inclusive.
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Polling-pIace No. f-Insp ector T. v Crosby:
judge, Fred M. wilson: Judge, william Cordes.
Potlng-piace. Sc corner OAK and franklin. compris
ing Precincts Nos. to inclusive.
70 ling place No. 2-InSpectOr. Thomas Jones:
judge. George Bahrs; Judge J. c. FITZGERALD. Poll
ing-piaee 500 Oak street. comprising Precincts Nos
II 1
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Orden spoke briefly on microscopy and its
value in the practice of dentistry, after
which the meeting adjourned until evening.
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THIRTY THIRD ASSEMBLY, DIsTRICT.

PoIIing-place No. 1-IRspector. f. Wood: judge
Jerry Roach; judge, NJ. A. Morgan. Polling place
corner Twenty-fourth and Folsom stS. comprising
Precincts Nos. to inclusive.
PolliBg-piaee No 2-IHspeetOr, Carey WEIGH;
Judge, Charles Ratio; judge, Joe. Burns. Polling
place. Mclaughlin Block, corner Railroad st. and
Eleventh ave, comprising Precincts Nos. to Ii
fuRln
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THIRTY- FoURTH AssEMBLY DISTRICT.
THIRTY-sIxTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

Polling-pace No. l. Inspector Joe Tutte
judge y r Maisen; Judge, H. Stelljes. Polling
place, southeast corner Seventeenth and oe stS.
comprising Precincts Nos to . inclusive.
Potling-piace No. 2 - Inspector, Mat O'Brien;
judge, barry T. Lake; Judge John Noonan
ToliIng place, southwest corner Army and Sanchez
sts., comprising Precincts oS to ? inclusive