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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-27
RELIGIOUS SPORTS,
The Minister and the Deacon Test the
Speed Of Their Horses.

Tho Minlater and the Deaoon Test the
Speed of Their Horses.
BENTON, Pa. June 26-The Rsv. ]. b.
Cashen, Methodist minister nj Swinburns,
two miles from here. was recently presented
by his congregation with SITS with which to
purchase a horse. He bought a PAGER. John
HornunQ. one of the deacons in the church,
has trotter which no considered the fastest
horse In the locslity. 1hs minister passed
the deacon on tho highway. al which tho
latter became chagsined and offered TO for
felt $500 II on another trial his trotter did
not run away from the PAGER. Goshen
agreed 10 the race. won 1t. and took the
money. He bet nothing on the result. but
his congregation 10 in . ferment over what
IL charges TO be horse rncing and betting,
nnd members are signing demand FOR ths
ministers resignation.
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IT WAS NOT SUNDAY CLOSING.


ssnt II Was an Agreement to Close Enn.
day That Congress Asked for.
WASHINGTON. June 2G.---Attorney Genersl
Olnsy has decided that tho appropriations
made by the not OF congress, approved Au0.
3, 1882 In aid OF the Worlds fair, includ
ing tho appropriation for the government
exhibit. ''are ~ availablo now ~ before the
decision OF the oiKouit court OF appeals
permanently opening the Worlds fair on
Sunday. with the single exception that no
mo money ought to be paid the Illinois
corporation known All the Worlds Column
btan exposition" The grounds for the
opinion are: Gong ess meant that tho e1-
position ~ whole should be closed Sun
DAY and 1t did not, however, undertake to
pass law to that effect. but contented IL
SELF with making certain appropriations
conditional. not upon the fact OF sunday
closing. but upon the Illinois corporation
agreeing TO shs proposition for sun
that effect might be made by the
government representative on the Worlds
Columbian commission. The Illinois
corporation did agree to the proposition.
Proper rules were made by tho Columbian
commission, and condition upon which the
approximations referred to were made must
os regarded a. fully satisfied. The rights
OF the United States and the Liabilities OF
the Illinois corporation consequent upon
tho latters violation OF its agreement, are
matters for future conside alton and settle
ment but such q violation, except ns it
prevents tho payment of any more money to
the Illinois corporation. cannot be allowed
10 render the appropriations referred to I'M
svaiilng for the most cogent reasons. IL
would result in great waste. because while
only one-.hird OF the term of the fair has
yet elapsed. the government has already
erected building at cost of S4O0, 900 and
expended other large sums in gathering and
installing tha exhibits. defraying the ex-
psnses OF com missioners and lady mana
gers and in compensation of necessary
agents and employees. Further it would
almost amount to bad faith as
regards the foreign nations and foreign eI-
nlbltore, becauss not merely the awards
Of medals and diplomas, but their prspsra-
ton and distribution have been assumed
by and belong exclusively to the United
States acting through the Columbian com
mission. Results of this sort cannot pos
sibly have been within contemplation of
congress- which must therefore be regarded
rs having conditioned its appropriations,
not upon Sunday closing In TACT. but upon
an eR! esment for Sunday closing. which il
assumed. however rashly, would not be
broken"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-27
ON TRACK AND DIAMOND.
Tho Winners Of Yesterdays Races and
Base Bali Games.

Tho Winners Of Yesterdays Races and
Base Bali Games.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY June 26.-Track fast.
Futurity course-Major DAILY won, Lizstta
second. sksdaddls third. Time. 1:124.
Mile and furlona-Ajax won, Comanche
second. Rain Bow third. Time. 1859.
Nile and furlono-Mars won. Kilkenny
second. SersRossa third. Time. 1:57 Id.
One mils-Deccption won. Sir Arthur
second, Bess MnoDuff third. Time, 1:453 3-5.
Half . mils-Flirt won, Faustina second.
Miss Galop third. Time 80.
Six furlongs-Figaro won. ]. p. B. Sec
ond. Josie third. Time, l:19.
WASHINGTON PARK, June 26.-Traok fast
Four furlongs-Hi Henry won. La1elle
second, Rapatsp third. Time. :4S.
One mile-Shadow won, Mockshi second,
Revolver third. Time. 1:4015.
Mile and sixtesnth-The sculptor won,
Midway second. Ell Reno third. Time.
1:49h.
six 1utlongs-Pessara won, Sunshine
Whiskey second. Salvation third. Time.
1:14.
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INSISTS ON BURYING HERSELF.
Charlotte CInpp Imagines She IL . Los
kOui and Acts Queerly.

Charlotte Clnpp ImaSines She IL q Lost
Soul and Acts 0ueerly.
HARTFORD. Conn.,. June 26.-Miss Char
lotte Clapp, a lady of 80 years. living in the
little village of East Windsor Hill, near
this city, labors under the religious convic-
tion that she 10 . ''lost soul' and must die
and be buried in order to get into heaven.
This 10 the way people Repsrally expect to
to get There. but Miss Clapp insists upon
burying he self in Q self-mads grave At
ono time last spring she was missed and
when found was In grave three feet deep
that she had dug with her hands and was
trying to pull the earth over herself with =
hoe. Last saturday night she arose. quietly
dressed herself, and escaped from her
chamber. When her absence was dis
covered a searching party was organized
and after long scar oh she was found al
most completely buried.
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A NORTHERN PACIFIC CUT.

1t hrinas Down Coast Rates and May
Draw In the Union Pacific.
CHICAGO. June 27.-Ths Northern Pacific
to-day announced an oil rail rate from San
Francisco to 81. Paul of $l5 fret class and
$40 second. This 10 . cut Of $40 In ths
hrst-olass rate and $500 In the second. The
Southern Paoiho has requested lie eastern
connections 10 join II In making raAss equal
to those put in effect by its northern COM
pstitors, and II IL succeeds In winning
them over to its way Of thinking the Union
Pacific will be dropped into the row.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-27

TO-DAY the annual meeting
Of the New York State League
Of Republican Clubs assemblies
at Saratoga Springs.
The sessions will continue two
days. Colonel f. A. McAlpin,
President of the League calls the
assembly to order and the meet
ing has attracted to the famous
watering place a great gathering
of Empire State Republicans.
Ex- Senator Thomas c. Platt
and Chauncey M. Depew will
be present at the meeting.
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Tho Army n,n is Now Assured

BERLIN. June 26-Co rected returns from
constituencies in which second ballois We Q
taken Saturday show that the democrats
have not gained 30 many seats as claimed
for them. Or these candidates reported as
elected, lT3 are counted as against the bill,
but likely to vote for the bill. OF twenty-
four second ballots not yet reported eight
. sure to go to the opposition. should all
90 against the government Caprivi will un-
doubtedly be able to get small msio ity,
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SCARED INTO CONN NULSlONS.
Foolish Practical Jnkers Brighten James
LnuRhNn. With Fatal Resultn

Foolish Practical Jokers Brighten James
Laughltn, with Fatal Resuitm
FLUSHING. l.. l., June 26.-Jsmes Laugh
lin, jr.. aged 10 years. il probably dying
from successive nervous commissions ocoa-
stoned by = practical joke being played
upon him few days ago. He saws that he
was going down Bavside turnpike. In n
lonely spot what appeared TO be the body
of man with a rope about its neck sud
denly fell in front of him from tree, He
fell unconscious and does not know how
long he lay there. He didn's hear tho
laughter of group of practical jokess hid
den in the bushes. The objsat was an eft
fgY. II hs dies the jokers will be arrested
fer murder. which they will not consider
much of n Joke
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Bahe Bail.

LOUISVILLE. June 26.-Ths champions
won on errors of Pioknsy and O'Rourks.
Louisville /. Boston s.
CHICAGO, June 26.-The colts could not
win from the bridsRrooms. Chicago 2,
Brooktyn4.
st. Louis, June 26.-Ths Browns won the
game in the second inning. St. Louis Z,
Baltimore B.
CLEVELAND. June 26.-Young's home run
for Cleveland was tho feature. Cleveland 8,
Washington 4.
PITTsBuRa. June 26.--The phillies were
strong at the bat and won with case. Pitts
burg 8. Philadelphia 13.
CINCINNATI. juno 26.--Ths reds and the
giants PLAYED Q seventeen-inninR game and
tied the score at five. The game was called
on account OF darkness.
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l,l,cs, Love End. In the Death Chair,

AUBURN. N. Y, June 26.-Butcher Fitz-
thnm was eleotroonted here this afternoon
for tho murder In April. 1882. at Buffalo. of
a Young man named Roehtl. The families
lived In adjOinining roons. Fitzthum had
been intimate with Mre. Roehrl. but had
broken with her and returned to his wife.
IL was for defending his mother against she
epithets cast at her by Fitztkum, that he
met death Al the hands of the hatcher. who
stabbed him to death.
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The Duty on Patriotism.

WASHINGTON, June 26-Aotino Secretary
Curtis. of the treasury department.. has
practically raised the price of Fourth of
July fire crackers at this rate of eight cents
per pound. Account must be taken of the
outside coverings as we'll AS the inside COW
erinps, as to do otherwise would be making
an allowance for tare which is expressly
prohibited.
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A Hot Day In Nevada

One man broke out yestsI day and told OF
a hot day In Carson city. Tho ths water
in the Watering carts got to boiling and the
cart was used for steam engine. All she
Ice in ths ics wagons melted and they we're
used TO tsks the place Of the Watering carts.
Hartford Journal.
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The CoWhoy Racers.

LrNNvrLLK. ILL.,, juno 26.-Berry. the
leader In the cowboy race. passed. through
here al 6:4O this afternoon. Smith arrived
st $50 and Gillespie followed q short dis-
tanee behind. They pushed on 10 Dekalb.
whore they will rest.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, June 26.-Doc. Middle
ton arrived At $50 this morning ana quit
the race. His herss WAS shipped to Chi
ca0o.
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The Alliance at Callao.

WASHINGTON. June ga cabegram was
received al the navy department announc-
ing the arrival of the Alliance at Callao,
where she was ordered when the trouble
was threatened in TINT country. The dis
patch says nothing of the state Of affairs in
Peru.
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From tho Navy to Harvard.

WASHINGTON. June 26.-secresary Herbert
to-day accepted the resignation of passed
Assistant Engineer j. N. Hollis. He re-
signs his position In the navy to accept the
position of professor OF engineering At
Harvard college.
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Nothing in 1t at All,

WASHINGTON. June 2G.-Rumors from
Wall st eet that the president was oonsid-
ering calling congress in extra session on
Aug. next. were tsleRraphsd back hers to-
day. They were found to be entirely desti-
tute Of truth.
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The Checks Al, on the Way.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-Checks in pay
ment of the anticipated July interest were
all mailed by United States Treasurer Nor
gan late Saturday night,
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A Very Sick Railroad President.

OMAHA, June 26-Presidsnt 4. II. II.
Clark, OF tho Union Pacific. is sick man.
Hs left to-day for the east. where he hopes
to be uurssd back to health.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-27

During the reign Of Henry VIII 7l,400
persons were legally executed in England.
the larger portion OF whom wero guilty Of
no odsnse worse than misdsmsaaor. Iu
one year 800 starving bsRgars were hanged
for asking aims.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-27
Tho Cholera In Mecca

says there we're 455 deaths from cholera
ysstsrday.
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San Fr.nclsoe Shipping Com m ,s.ioner.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-Seoretary Carlisle
to-day appointed William NJ. Gwin. of Cal
ifornIa, shipping commissioner at San
Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-06-30
TO-DAY'S RACES.
Entries and Weights for This After
moons Events.

Following are the entries and weights in
to-day's events:
First race. for two-year olds-Soitario 1Os
Raphaels 105, Joe Abbott los, II len Scratch
105, War Queen los. Button los, Premium
FLY 105, Don M0ngano los. Happy Band IOS.
Agitato los, Sal M 105.
Second race, half mle-Yokohl 124, Raindrop
49, Monte Carlos 12I, Our Dick 12l. Young
Cyclone 121, Joe D 121, Walt loo. Ida Fer:
guson 119, Queen Bee III, Woodbury. Jr. l2l
Lord Dunbar 124, Ben Martin 12l, Jesse Stur-
gill 1l9.
Third race. selling NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of A
mle-VaDty 90, w. 0verton 100, Cassius ia
Joe 101. John geding 90. Lucy S 80, Cav
more 101, Sidney 1O3.
Fourth race. selling, thlrteen-sixteenths of a
mile Hnguenot Ill, Charger 11e, Joe Win
tiers log, Linville 1o1. Connaught 1O6, Nor
ton 116.
Fifth race, selling. one mile and fifty Yards
81. Patrick 100, Oakland 81, Red Cloud ll3.
Wyanshott 80. Garcia 1o4. Dona Lila SO, LADY
Gwen LOG, Inkerman 112, Quarterstatf Ill,
An extra days racing is being arranged
for Monday and 1t is said that portion of
the proceeds will be given to the parents of
Jockey Ristine, who was killed by the fall
Of Late last Tuesday.
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THE HILL COMPANY.
1t VIII Probably Be Forced Out OF
Business.

1t looks as if the creditors of the Samuel
Hill Company would not accept its offer
of so cents to compromise liabilities of
about $4,000. They will probably sell
the stock to the highest bidder and put the
outstandings in TO the hands of collection
agency for collection. The assets are of n
nominal value; stock $4,000. outstandings
S2500 But the realizable assets are said
to be considerably less than claimed. The
Liabilities are said to be principally for
money borrowed and the local merchan-
disc indebtedness is quite small. The
committee of creditors appointed to exam
inc the books found them in bad shape.
The probabilities are tina. the company
Will be compulsorlly retired from bust.
ness.
The morning call., 1893-06-30
WON WITH EASE.
What Happens When the Boys of
Philadelphia Hit the Ball.

CINCINNATI, June 29.-Haysi wonderful
catch in the ninth was the only feature.
Score: Cincinnatis 3. Washingtons s.
PITTsBURG. June 90. Good pitching
was the feature. Score: Pittsburgs 1,
Brooklyns 4.
CHICAGO, June 90 The Colts lost the
game on errors. Score: Chicagos 6, New
Yorks II.
CLEVELAND, June 29.-The Phillies hit
the ball hard and won with ease. Score ::
Clevelands 6. Philadelphias 16.
LOUISVILLE, June 29.-The Baltimor e
pitcher played wild. Score: Louisvilles s,
Baltimores 6.
ST. LOUIS, June 29.-To-day's game was
a pitchers battle. Score: ST. Louis 2.
BOstons 5.
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NOVEL BASEBALL GAME.
Fat Men of OroviIle Will Lard the
Lean Earth.

ORovILLE. June 29.-Orovllle will cele-
brate the Fourth of July by match game
of baseball between the fat and the lean
married men of the town. Sheriff Ander-
son (weight 242 poundS) and Senator Jones
weight 239 pounds) are among ths promi-
nent fat men. Banker Z. w. Fogg AMI
Attorney John Guidery are among the lean
players. The fat team weighs 1886 pounds
and the lean team 1897 pounds. The losers
pay for oyster supper. The umpire will
have $1,000 accident insurance policy for
he 6ay
The morning call., 1893-06-30

new work by ii. NJ. Wilson states that
ny irrigation 25,000,000 acres are made
fruitful in India alone. In Egypt there are
about 100000 acres AND in Europe about
100000. The United States has just be-
gun Its work OF improving its waste area.
and has already about 100000 acres of
irrigated lands.
The morning call., 1893-06-30

in tenement-house on Margaret
place, between Kearny and Dupont
streets. Chirrmalo stated that MuZo and
his father insnlted his mother, and he
went to their apartments 10 demonstrate
with them. MUGS father attempted to
eject him. and during the struggle young
Muzo drew long bladed pocket-knife and
stabbed him in the left side.
The morning call., 1893-06-30
Builders, Contracts

John Hannavan with +. NJ. Schweltser to build
on line OF Santa Clara street, SO of Florida;
$22S0
James Comisky with John F. Mllerick, to build
on NV line OF Mission road, 360:212 from NV
corner Of Goethe street and Mission road; $2z5O
Catherine Shepston to John l.. Mclaughlin, TO
build on y line of Paramount street, 1877 Z of
Palmer rs, N l25; SllOO
The morning call., 1893-06-30
WITH HANDS DOWN.
The Angels Walk All Over the
Pirates

Los ANGELES. June 29.-Los Angeles
won to-day's game from Stockton hands
down by score of II to 5. Harper started
In to pitch, but was very unsteady and in
me third inning left the box on account of
SICKNESS. klonf was substituted and did
lairly wen: knell pitched for Los An
geles. but his lame hand bothered him
great deal. Hits were made off him in
almost every inning, but the Angels gave
him almost perfect support. Following is
The morning call., 1893-06-30

- f1dIHtu ruhS-San Francisc0s 2 Oaklands l
Ihree-base hits-Power. Mcguire, Hines Two
DaSe hlts-lrwiD, McGucken 2, Spies, McVicker
6lrst n1se on errors-Sau Franciscos g, Oaklands
z. flrst oase on called balls-San Franciscos 2
Oakiands 2 Left on bases-San Franchises 10
OaAiahds d. Struck out-By Horner 3. Hit by
pltcher-Power, CantillIon. Double plays-Ma-
guiTe TO Carroll to Power. Mcguire TO Carroll
The morning call., 1893-06-30
Charged With Forgery.

On Saturday last two checks. one for
$40 and the other for S17O, bearing the
signature of A. p. Hotaling & Co. and pay
able to James II. O'Brien, were presented
at the Nevada Bank fer payment. The
checks were not casbed, as Hotaling & CO.
90 not bank there, and afterward it was
discovered they were forgeries. Yester-
1ay young man who gave his name as
). ii. Brown was arrested on suspicion of
oeing the forger, and was locked up in the
tanks at the City Prison.
The morning call., 1893-06-30

The Oldest and heaviest triplets in the
world are or were the Ewing brothers of
Lawrenceville, Ind. 81 years old, weight
respe ctively. 225. 243 and 24S Doh nds
The morning call., 1893-06-30
The Ready Knife

GIUSEPPE Muzo was arrested yesterday
afternoon, charged with assault TO MUIR
der Fidilo Chrrmalo. The parties livl
The morning call., 1893-06-30
Runs BY INNINGS.

Earned runs = Los Angeles 2, Stocktons 1.
Three-bsse hts-Lohman aud Klopf. Two-b ase
hits-Sweeney2 2, McCauley, Lehman and Tanning.
Sacrifice hIts-Hutchin son. Kneli and sweeney.
First base called balls-Hsrper T. Klcpf s.
First base on errors-Los Angeles 5. tons
l. Left bases-Los Angeles 10, Stoektons d.
Struck out-By Harper 2, KueIl 8. First base on
hit by ptcher-Sunday and Speer. Double plays
-Glenalvin to Hutchinson to McCauey. Passed
balls-Speer 2, Lehman l. Wild pitch-Harper /.
Time of game-f hour so minutes. Umpire-Mc-
Donald. Scorer. S. Bancroft.
The morning call., 1893-06-30

GOD PLACE TO BUY-YOU CAN GET FROM
" US everything required to furnish your house
complete from cellar to attic, in both medium and
high grade goods. and at the lowest prices If you
don't want to pay cash we will give you easy
terms: interest: security. CHICAGO
CLOCK CO. the liberal house-furnishers" 1922
1926 Market ST. jeS tt
The morning call., 1893-06-30


A L. YOUR LETTERS RECEIVED: HAVE
do % o. come to city to-day; sickness at home:
The morning call., 1893-06-30

N GG,rTERsoN Is AUTHORIZED TO CONTRACT
bIs ~ pis On my accOCDt and win not be responsi.
OITS Sr III qe6ts not contract ted by me personally
.9N.S ELhOS. San Francisco. Cal. ie2a rs
The morning call., 1893-06-30

+ EFT YOUR HOUSE PAINTING, PAPERING
~ decorating and Uniting done reasonable at G.
ORSIS, 25 Montgomery ave. apis l0m
The morning call., 1893-06-30

EoLDIN G-BEDS-OUR COLUMBIA UPRIGHT
i folding-bed the best folding bed in the couu-
try for the money: guaran teed for years; only
$25 great variety OF higherpriced beds equally
low figures Nj. FRIEDMAN & CO.'S mammoth
instalment house, 224. 22S, 230 and 306 Stockton
and 231 Post. je9 tt
The morning call., 1893-06-30

nrnnor FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
street oper'y' good investment 1908 Howard
lam n..
The morning call., 1893-06-30

7 J.. CAHILL, 1O7 SIXTH ST, COR. MISSION
y Most complete paper, paint and whitening
establishment in San Franchises; honest work,
honest prices. je22 IT
The morning call., 1893-06-30

Y on CAN BUY AT CASH PRICES on EASY
! 1nStallments, at NJ. FRIEDMAN a Co IS 224
22S, $50 and 306 Stockton ST. and 237 Post st
furniture, carpets. rugs. lace curtains, blankets
spreads. pictures. mirrors, stoves etc: also full
line of dress goods, silks, cloaks. ETC. folding beds
specially; the largest and most complete INSTALL
ment house on the coast; open evenings. apl TT
The morning call., 1893-06-30

II ARD TIMES MEAN CLOSE PRICES; If
II going housekeeping pay me visit; will save
you from SO to 300 on outfit; carry larger
stock than any two stores in city, furniture. car.
pets, linoieum, olcloth, bedding mirrors, stoves,
ETC.; new or second hand; easiest terms lowest
prices. j. NooNAN. 1917, 1919. 1921, 1923 Mis-
sion ST.. above Sixth; evenings IS
The morning call., 1893-06-30

7 6. LAWSON-TINNING AND SREETIKoN
- Works, 500 Battery ST.; jobbng of all kinds
done ieI5 6m
The morning call., 1893-06-30

A DOZEN FINE CABINETS 81 so: WITH
n life-siZe crayon, gold and cream frame IS,
New York Gallery, 1l44 Market st. ieI4 I'm
The morning call., 1893-06-30

1000 YARDS BEST BIGELOw BODY BRUS.
ioOO sells carpet from Palace Hotel; will sell
SooVe IN an! size required with or without Dor.
ger all IN Al condition except the price; don't
ran TO call II you want a carpet j. NuONAN
iol7 to 1923 Mission ST., above Sixth open even,
ings. Ia1S -
The morning call., 1893-06-30

/ In oMdICHES, 81; NATURALLY CIRIV
~ bangs 81: hair dressed 25e lessons S,Vea L a,
ppaSt,uiresshg and mancure. La Verlte Hai hu
- eslns hazar, ll1O MARKET over Maze ie2S u,
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PARTNERS WANTED.

w ANTED - UNFINISHED ROOM WITH
w widow or family S box 81, this ONCE 80 a.
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pOOM FOR OR MORE MEN TO GO ON
IL 10 days sailing excursion up the Sacramento
River with the sloops, Paul and Rambler: start
ing July and returning IT. Apply w. PAULSAN,
42l Jones St je23 St%
The morning call., 1893-06-30

d ESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES SiTUA-
II tlon to do homework: understands all kinds
of cooking. Please call 142 Seventh ST.. room 81,
second floor ie3O ITS
The morning call., 1893-06-30

TALORGNG-F. SAN GEORGE. PUPIL OF
l mitchell. instructs on artistic cutting. 209
Kearny st. ie6 BIN
The morning call., 1893-06-30

CAPTAIN j. j. JONES Il BRO, ENGRAVERS
- and Jewellers, 029 Front, Sacramento Cal. tt
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"A AN1ED - BANDSAW- FILLER, Sl25 AND
~ board: neat young man for trip to mountains:
blacksmiths; young man handy with carpenters
toos: wagon-maker; laborers for country mills
and mines, $50 and board; temakers, IL cents;
engineer with marine license. $50 and board:
foorman. IS day: sniper: and others. Apply to
j. T. CROSETT 4 co. 62S Sacramento ST
The morning call., 1893-06-30

D A. TERRY. Md; DISEASES OF WOMEN
1 and children specially. once, Harrison and
Fourth sts., San Francisco. iel ly
The morning call., 1893-06-30

DVICE FREE ON DIVORCE LAWS PRO
~ bate, insolvency, collections. damages, liens
etc. CIV. HOWE. atty. $50 Market cor. STOCKTON
The morning call., 1893-06-30

kiGHF HEALTHY BOY, Is MONTHS ON
,h,s io or adoption; country preferred. Apply az
NHto oh'NO- leo o.
The morning call., 1893-06-30
MALE HELP WANTED.

CHoRT-oRDER COOK, $50; COOK AND WIFE
- small country hotel, $40; hotel cooks, $40
$50; 10 farmers $50: 10 Iaborers. $50: black,
smith. r. 7 MARD & CO. 500 and $40 CLAY.