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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-21

y EFT YOUR HOUSE PAINTING PAPFRTNG
u decorating and tintng done reasonable AZ q;
ORSlfS, rs Montgomery ave. aplb lOm
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Do YOU have bitter taste, bad breath, headache,
dizziness, drowsiness loss OF appetite. and other
symptoms of biiousness? Hoods sarsapariIIa VIII
give you an appetite and completely cure YOU
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w ANTED-YOUNG MAN FOR NURSERY NEAR
" city SIS aud found. see boss early: walters
hotel, city. $50 and S25. PHILIP BEsSON, Mgr,
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To all those who are in state of weakness or
Fatigue from any cause whatsoever BUGEAUD'S
WINE VIII give strength and vigor. To be had OF
the principal druggists
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AN excursion will be given for the opening of
White Sulphur Springs, st. Helena, on Friday,
Saturday ana Sunday at SO for the round trip.
Tickets on sale at 5. P. Il. r. once.
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TAPEwORM TAKEN. HEAD COMPLETE IN 1
l hour. without sickness; open Sundays lady at
tendant onsultation free. DIR. RINHARr.9 Mason.
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Earthquakes and science

OF the latter treated at length, together with
everything pertaining 10 politics, finance, relig-
ion, education, wants and desires of the human
family in the Statistean and Economist OF S93
to issue IN few days. A few more counties
sim left 10 be assigned to competent agents.
Address l.. p. MCCARTHY. publisher, Sl4 Cali
fornia ST., San Francisco, Cal.
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DENTISTS.

| NE. A LUDLUM HILL. l443 MARKErsr NEAR
~ Eleventh; charge for extracting wEea plsEsS
/ SJe made; old plates made asHi teSaa
trem IS per set; extracting 500; sSs given a..
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
. Potter building New York City, isprovided with
fitsoi California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
NtIlIaiLLIates and sample copies furnished
+ X MISCH Manager
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MALE HELP WANTED.

" NTED-BREADBAKER. CITY, Sl2 WEEK
W and found; boarding house cook. country. $40;
COOK. small country hotel, S35; restaurant cook,
country. S35 and found: night cook and waiter for
country hotel. S35 and found waiter small country
hotel. SO German boy 70 learn BAKERS trade. $50
and found ahd others. Apply to J. r. CRUsETT &
CO. b2S Sacramento 81.
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THE MORNING CALL
prnIICarInN oFEiCE:

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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A FISHING BOAT, an oyster boat whaleboat,
schooner or tugboat should keep abreast of
the times and be fitted with a gasolene engine.
Efficiency and proftableness Will surely be pro.
NOTED thereby These facts have been demon
strated In the case OF the Hercules marine engine
manufactured by Palmer & Rey 405 SansOme
street this city, Send for a catalogue
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"A ANTED-YOU TO KNOW THAT DIMPLE
- IN your cheek or chin be made ia 20 min
utes: wrinkles and lines OF care removed ana your
bust increased times its natural size ia from TO
II weeks. excessive tat removed DR. CARPEN-
TER. l34B Market ST. apI6 Inn
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

FrENITuRE.-Ry Chas. Levy y Co.. at 1Is5
Market ST.. al 10 O'Clock.
FUBxIrrRE--By L. Vincent. at 1898 Howard st.
n / O'Clock
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The oldest monument in the world Is the
mound covering the Tower OF Babel, erected
Is. &, 2oI7
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FOR THE CURE OF a CoUeH OR SORE THROAT
=" B1ou1t's Bronchial Troches" are simple remedy.
EXTRA Mince pisa s%.-,-,s o1a sr-,.- .,r.s.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURF,
WEATHER bureau.
san FRANCISCO. April 20, 1881
Cfhcial Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Binding Midnight Friday.
san Francisco and Vicinity Fair weather:
stationary temperature; southerIy winds
?. I. JENKINS. Local Forecast Omcial.
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J.F.CUTTER'sOLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by ali first'class druggists and
RroceTs. ITademark-staT within shield.
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CALIFORNIA glace fruits, 5oclD. TOwn.ends..

PALACE baths, 713 Filbert ST.; warm sea war err
Cures rheumatism. neuTagIa and many aLlmentss
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LOST.

q | n REWARD FOR RETURN TO 500 SIX
u " teenth. Guerrero. purse Containing
money: lost going from Sixteenth aud Howard to
Eighth ST. apo 2tE
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I oST-A PASSBOoK WITH THE HIBERNIA
u Savings and Loan Society OF san Francisco In
the name OF GIUSEPPE TAM. 40 1852. 255
The finder win nIeash return O hank anon
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CONTENTS or LAReE KOOMING-HUUshS
~ can be hal In small lots to suit purchaser: car
pets. bed sets par0r sets mattresses. etc; viii
for cash or easy payments. J NOONAN, IOl7 to
1913 Mission st. above Sixth aplUtf
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A COMPLETE STOCK. IN ALL SIZES. OF SEC
n ond-hand bars. etc ia redwood. spanish cedar
and walnut can be seen at my premises: they
as good as except the price. cali aud them
J. NOONAN. lOl7-lO23 Mission. ABOVE sixth. 10 u
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sPIRITUALTsDI.
PARTyFRSuIP Y0TIoFS

CERTIFICATE OF COPARTNERSHIP-sT
- OF California. city aud county Of san Francisco,
S. We. the undersigned, WILLIAM JACKSON
LITTLE OF Stockton. san Joaquin County STATE
OF California, and MAX CASPAHI and GEORGE
ENERARD WHITAKER. both residing In the city
and couaty OF San Francisco State OF California;.
10 hereby certify that we are partners trausac5ng
usinesS In this State at the city and county of
San Fran cisco, under the Arm name and styis OF
CASPAkl, wHlFAk ER q CO., and that the names
and their respective places of residences are here
inabove set forth. In witness whereof, we have
hereuntO set our hands this third day OF Februarv
A. D. 1898. MAN CASFARI.
GEORGE EVER6RD WHITAKER
WILLIAM JACKSON LITTLE
Duly ACKNOWLEDGED before JAMES l. KING
Notary Public, this 23d day OF March ISg3 In
dorsedi h.ed March 81, lS93
BY WIN. Il, LYMAN. Deputy CLERK. mrsl Fri 81
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16O SECONDHAND FRENCH AND GERMAN
Op plate mirrors IN all sizes and hair the
price OF new ones; all are neatly framed: suitable
Tor bars. dressmaaers. nantes. etc. j. NOuNAN,
1917 t. 1923 Mission St, above sixth. apIOtf
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAsT-oFF CLOTH
II ing gold 1ewelry. books KLEIN. 100 Sixth. g
FOLDING BEDS-EXAMINE OUR NO zoos
mirrors. with large plate lSx40; walnut. OAK,
cherry and 10th century, cash price elsewhere $50
ourtnstalmeut price reduced TO $40; country orders
promptly attended to. NJ. FRIEDMAN & Co., 22l
rs. $50 aud 800 Stockton st, and 2S7 Post u
I AIDES CALLiNG-CARDs ARTS TICALLY
printed: low prices. HOYLE. 534 Commercial
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NINE MoREAU. 10 FOURTH ST-FoRrUNE-
WI teller ciarvoyant and life reader fee 25c IS 81
AIRS WILSON. IL SEVENTH ST, TELLS PAsT.
w present and future: ladies. soc; gents. Sl.ll I'm
DALMISTRY; ENTIRE LIFE REVEALED; Ia
L dies 81 gents 81 so. 2lS Mason st mr22 Iyr
NINE. DR. ANNA THOMAS TELLS ENrItE
vi lite past present, future; fec 81 30 Kearay II
NINE EXODUS. CLAIRvoYANT, MAS RE-
WI moved 10 lO02 Mission st: Zee soc. oc2t a
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CTRAYED-FRoM EDDY sr NEAR TAYLOR
- on Friday night 1tth inst., two pug dogs fmals
and temale). liberal reward viii be paid for the
return 70 room 5. 1877 Montgomery apIStf
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FOUND.

PACKAGE OF PAPERs. RETURN TO ) o
i ADAMS. 22O California pras II
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YOU CAN BUY AT CASH PRICES, on EASY
instanments. at VI. FRIEDMAN y co.'s. 22I,
22s $50 and 3Ob stockton ST. and 257 Post ST.. fur
nlture, carpets rugs. lace curtains. blankets,
spreads pictures mirrors. stoves. etc; also iull
line OF dress goods, silks clOaks folding beds
specially; The largest and most complete Install
ntnt house on The coast: Oman eHenlngs. AMI u
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~ ANrED-MAN AND WIFE. PRIVATE FAM
" lily, S45; iaborers for mill aud woods, . a
day and board; man about place. $40 TO S25 ;
driller, 81 so a day and board: woodchoppers. 81
TO 81 50 day; carpenters for Central Amsra:
farmers mixers laborers aud Others. Apply TO }.
+. CRoSETT x CO.. B2S Sacramento 81.
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4 COLORED WALTERS 10 GO NORTH; FIRST
I class hotel; $50 and found and free fare @ Il.
HANSEN q co. no 6eary ST.
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Va ANTED-MAN AND WIFE FOR PRIVATE
~ place In city. $50, good homo; man about prl-
Vate place In country, nrst-class place. $50; farm
ers near city, $50; stabiemau. private stable, $50;
8 ranch tcamstets. s25; Scraper Transfers first
class company, s2G steady job also mixers. butter
makers. iabOrers, cooks, walters aud dishwashers:
cook. small lotel in city. S5O. W. d. EVER q CO.,
626 Clay ST.
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DREsssTAKFRs.

TAILOR SYSTEM TAUGHT: SUITS IS UP; FIT
guaranteed: 10 kearnY ST. MISS GILLIgAN- .rn
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w ANTED-WAIrER HOTEL. COUNTRY
W Monterey County, $50; French walter. $50 .
second waiter. plain hotel, $50; waiter plain hotel
city so; trencn boy to wash dishes, sl5; TO
take eharge OF small orchard aud vineyard $50;
FTerchman and wife TO wash dishes, $50. German
hallboy for hotel, $40; etc. LEON ANDRE, 800
Suffer ST.
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TlOMPE1 ENT HOTEL KITCHEN STEWARD,
~ $50; head cook. $50; second HOok and Ser. $50
same country hote; cook, country hotel $50;
springs, $40; walters country hotel. $50: marker
and distributor, hotel laundry. $40; married
butcher. see boss here; Japanese laundryman $50;
Japanese waiter, $50; railroad aborers. north: 10
farmers. so ana $26 e. K HANSEN & CO., ll0
GraFy ST
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
TIE M1rcHrLL-coRBErT Will.

1t seems difficult to get exact informa-
ton as to whether or not the great battle,
which is to determine whether Mr.. Corbett
IS superior as a brute to Mr.. Mitchell
or whether Mr.. Mitchell outranks Mr..
Corbett as such, is to take place upon
American soil. It IS sometimes def
nitely stated that the civil authori-
ties of Coney Island have de-
clared their intention TO prosecute
! all persons who may be connected with
| terrifying terms that both brute Mitchell
and brute Corbett have Withdrawn from
the contract to fight. But in due time the
Coney Island brute club lets a sugges-
ton find its way to those whose dollars
It is In quest OF that the match may yet
take place there, and the hopes of those
who encourage matches between brutes
as belonging to the fine arts are revived.
New Orleans. too, In spite Of a few viz
tuous resolutions that she spasmodicaly
takes on at times, may still be regarded
as coquetting with the case to a small
extent in this state Of matters It is
refreshing to meet with some genuine
healthy and manly action IN the premises.
When an announcement was made that
the fight would take place at Hot Springs,
in Arkansas. Governor Fishback at once
telegraphed the prosecuting attorney there,
rs there any truth in the dispatch that
an effort is being made 10 have the
Mitcheli-COrbett fight take place at Hot
Springs; IL there is, l trust you will take
necessary steps 10 prevent such disgrace.
Arkansas must not be the only place in
the United States where two brutes can
exhibit their brutal instincts and animal
attributes for pay We must, at an
hazards, maintain our reputation as a
State in which a civilized people reside"
1t is truly refreshing TO run W against
a robust and healthy announcement OF
this sort from a public official at a time
when so much mawksh sentimentality
prevails in respect to the degrading ten
dency towards prize fighting 1t is not
possible, in cur opinion, TO give any exnibi-
lions to the public which are more lower
ing and brutalizing than prize fights. and
the face Of every man who has the eleva-
ton OF his species at heart should be set
with determination against them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
A COMPLETE vIcTORY.

Without fun returns from the State at
this early hour, We have seen enough 10
be assured Of a great and complete vic
tory for sound Democratic principles
over wild Western selfshness, supported
under cover Of various excuses by local
voters OF every hue and party aftliation,
but all OF whom wished to stir up social
OF financial revolution Of some sort.
The Virginia Democracy has been
triumphant. A Legislature OF just and
reasonable men viii elect our judiciary.
and the reins Of our government win for
years to come be held by those who win
insure peace justice and prosperity among
our people
The administration Of Grover Cleveland
has been approved.
Sound money has been accepted as the
first step towards permanent and trust
worthy financial system
Capital viii be invited to our borders.
and the wheels OF industry will again
begin to hum.
Invested interests win be protected IN
their legal rights.
Virginia Will grid herself for fresh
and more vigorous movement toward the
first rank in the sisterhood Of states
God be praised
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
THE EPPs REsOIurION.

In the opinion Of The Times It Is very
much TO be regretted that the Council
has passed Mr.. Epps' resolution recon-
mending a change Of the charter so that
the heads OF the Police Gas. Fire. Water
and Engineering Departments shall be
elected by direct vote Of the people. II
this change is made, IL will at once con-
vert all OF these departments into great
elecuoneering bureaus. The Chief of Po-
lice will bargain with each policeman
that II the policeman Will work against
the people 70 secure the reelection Of the
chief, the chief VIII keep the policeman
IN his place, and every policeman Will be-
come a political emissary Of the chief.
The same thing will happen in each Of
the other departments. The city will
thus become one huge camp Of political
heelers run by combination of political
rings. The city had better have a sue
cession OF Reform" councils than to be
plundered as these rings would plumber
her. We hope the Board Of Aldermen win
reject the resolution, and. IL Il does not.
we hope our representatives in the Legis-
lature win see TO 1t that no such amend
ment is made TO the charter.
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MURDER IN THE SECOND DEsSEB.
Verdict in the Hooper Trisl--Geo. White
Refused a Now Trial

ASHEyILLE. N. C., Nov. 7.-speciai.-
After remaining out about twenty-four
hours the jury that tried S. Sam Harper for
the murder OF John Right, at two O'Clock
this afternoon. returned verdict OF gull
~ OF murder in the second degree with
recommendation OF mercy to the court
Judgment has not yet been prayed. The
prisoners counsel gave notice OF a motion
for n new trial. The case will probably
be carried 10 the Supreme Court.
Counsel for George Whit, In the case OF
State against him for the murder OF Mar
shall Beckus, was argued on motion
for new trial to-day, but the motion
was over-ruled, and, on solicitors prayer
for judgment Whit was sentenced 10
imprisonment I'm the penitentiary lor
twenty years at hard labor. The case
goes to the Supreme Court on appeal
News has just reached here OF the Kill
ing IN Clay county, Sunday. of the iVe-
year-old son OF William Hill by Madison
Sandlin, who fired his pisto at the parent,
but missed him and struck the boy. mn
and Sandlin had some trouble ABOUT
COW. Sandlin fed and has not been TAKEN
Fire Quilted the Starnes Building on
north Main street this morning. Jesse
Starnes, undertaken, lost his entire stock
OF goods. The amount Of insurance on
the stock end building is twenty-three
thousand dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
WHO DO THE FRENCH AND RUSSIANS
INTEND TO FIGHTg

sir John Tenniers cartoon In the cur
rent number Of London Punch is drawn
with all his accustomed power and humor,
but unless We very greatly misread the
signs Of the times. 1t is anything but cor
rect III its suggestions. Ii represents the
Russian bear dancing the Can-Can with
French bar-maid. The bear has ex-
changed head gear with the French girl.
who wears the Autocrats military cap,
while the imperial Car OF all the Rus
sias wears the traditional and revolution
airy Phrygian cap Of Liberty. The bears
pose must be conceded TO be graceful for
a bear, but satisfaction and enjoyment
are its principal characteristics. Below
the picture are the words 'L'union Fait
la Farce" the a In farce heavily under
lined to indicate the French pronunciation
Of force. To our mind. the recent de-
monstrations IN France over the visit of
the Russian feet are intended to be, and
viii prove. anything else but farce.
They have meaning. a very deep mean
ing. and they may be heard from in a
very serious way at no distant day.
The Frenchman is anything but a fool
His mind is eminently mathematical, and
he does very few things into which cal
culations have not entered When his
heart is deeply touched with alteration
for the woman he expects 20 make his
wife he never falls TO put IN a shy in
curry relative to the dot. Nor has the
Frenehman heretofore been especially re-
marked on amongst men for extraordi-
nary generosity. yet we find them load
ing down their Russian visitors with val
liable gifts, while their women hug and
Kiss them effusiyely in the streets. We
can understand the latter much more cas-
lily than the first. since their women have
always been known to be far more gener-
Gus with their kisses than the men are
with their francs But the whole bust
ness. theatrical, OF course since Il was
French concern, IS unnatural
Frenchmen have not forgotten how,
suwarrow at the head OF Russian serfs
overthrow their iegions in the last CEN
tury when they were in the throes Of
Their death struggle for liberty. nor have
they forgotten that the bones OF one hun
dred and fifty thousand Frenchmen were
LEFT TO bleach in 1913 on the bleak plains
OF Russia. They also remember as a ira
dition their plunder by the cossaeks In
Ina With all thsir meuthinss about
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
Cockade city News Notes.

PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. Especial
A tobacco fair is to be held at Broadnax,
Brunswick county. on the 16tn inst. There
is TO be fine exhibit Cf the golden weed
and a large attendance Of people from the
surrounding counties IS expected. Messrs.
$. NJ Green and JOS. T. Percivall Of this
city have been appointed, on the part Of
the farmers Of Brunswick, judges Of to-
baccO at the fair
Mr.. Edward j. Valentine and Miss Mar
tina Cham berlayne win be married to-
morrow afternoon at Grace Episcopal
church. Miss Chamberlayne is the daugh-
ter Of the late j. Hampden Chamberlayne.
founder of the Richmond State newspa-
per. Mr.. Valentine IS connected with the
Valentine Meat Juice Company, Of Rich
mOnd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
CONFEDERATE MoNUMEST.
A Thanksgiving Collection TO be Taken for
It-North statr News.

LUZ az -AAiF sNf"Hs
RALEIGH, y. G., Nov. Especial
b. r. Lacy, State commissioner of
labor statistics, has called upon the
newspapers, the cotton mills and other
industries Of the State, TO fill out and
return TO him at once blanks. which he
has sent 10 them for information, as he
will begin on the 20th instant 10 compile
his annual report This is Mr.. Lacy s
first report and he intends TO make IL
very complete.
The ladies of the Confederate Monu-
mental Association find 1t necessary 10
raise several thousand dollars more
for the erection OF the monument, and
have called upon the people of the State
TO take up collections for that purpose
in all the churches in the State, on
Thanksgiving Day, and have asked
the Governor TO issue a proclama-
ton 10 that effect IT is understood to-
day that some changes Will be made In
the design which has been adopted, and
Colonel William Muldoon, Of Louisville,
whose design was adopted. IS here to-day
consulting with the committee regard
ing il.
The University Of Tennessee football
team was again defeated to-day for the
fourth time in the State. This time the
game was between Tennessee and the
Agricultural and Mechanical College, Of
this city, and resulted in favor OF the
latter. by score Of twelve 10 six.
A large delegation Of liquor dealers
left here this afternoon for Charlotte
where the convention Of the North Caro-
lima Liquor Dealers Association will be
held tomorrow.
The announcement Is made that Mr..
Joseph T. Robinson, editor OF the Colds
horo Daily Argus, will be married on
November 18th to Miss Ada Clingman
Humphrey, Of Goidsboro
Hon. John G. Scarboro, State Superin-
tendent Of Public instruction, left to-
day for northampton county, where he
will begin a series Of lectures on educa-
ton, which he win deliver In various
parts of the State.