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Ell Campo Concert.

Professor Bum's band will furnish the
music at FL Campo tomorrow, when the
following selections will be rendered:
March, "Persian" (Kalliwoda); overture
"Bronze Horse" (AubeD; caprice, "Belles and
BeauX" (Rollius); grand selection, "Naritana''
(Walace), with solos for cornet and tuba (,
waltz SHOWERS OF Gold" (WaldteufeD; "Tbe
Trumpeter on Guard" characteristic (Neske);
overture, "Orpheus" (OfenbacM; song. "The
Sweetheart Of All the Year. della France);
"Albion" (Baetens)-grand fantasia on Scotch
Irish and English airs Introducing "Blue Bells
"British Grenadiers," "Last Rose of Summer. !"
minstrel Boy" Home, Sweet Home" imita-
ton Of bagDipes, ending with three representa-.
tive airs: "God Save the Queen" "Garryowen"
ana 'Tullockgofum," all going In perfect and
powerful harmony at the same timr, viii u solos
for cornef. clariOnet and eurhoninm; waltz
Loves Thoughts" (GungD; "Marceaux de
Concert (BosqueD; gaiop, Jolly Tar'' (Bluml
The Ukiah will make two trips to these
pleasure grounds.
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THE OLIVE-OIL EXHIBIT.
A New classification Made at the
Exposition.


Exposition.
The report telegraphed from Chicago
yesterday morning to the effect that the
olive-oil exhibit had been thrown out of
the Horticultural building and assigned to
the department of agriculture did not
have tendency to make the local exhib-
itors have any more love for John BOYD
Thacher, chairman of the award commit
tee, and by whose order the change was
made.
By this move Thacher threw out the
report OF the judge of oils. which had al
ready been completed, and In his stead an
Italian was appointed. 1t is thought that
medals had been awarded to California
exhibitors in the report, and Thacher took
this method of getting little revenge on
Californians for the independence they
have manifested. No other reason can be
assigned for the action.
sit will place US a decided disadvan-
tage so far as awards are concerned" said
Secretary Lelong OF the State H0rticult-
uTal Society yesterday, 'for the judge Just
appointed will OF course be prejudlced
against our oils.
''But we have some hopes of being able
to persuade Thacher that he is wrong. We
knew two weeks ago that such action was
contemplated. and at once set TO work 10
oppose il, and we have some assurance of
success, according to the latest adVices
from Chicago.
'Thacher is entirely wrong in his
classification. The olive is a tree, and
along with its products. should be ex-
hibted in the horticultural department.
AS The distinction is now made. agricul-
ture included the cereals, economic and
fibrous plants, but by no construction can
the olive be placed in this class.
There is 10 precedent hich is distinct,
for in all previous exhibitions the horti-
cultural exhibitions have been included in
the department of agriculture, bu; here the
horticultural is distinct department.
But when it was made a subdivision of the
agricultural department olives and their
products have always been clasSed in that
subdivision.
But at any rate" concluded Mr.iLeIong.
''the demand for our oils is away in ad-
vance of the supply. and we will sell all
our produce. whether we get medals or
not"
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fitted where members may change plates.
AS holidays generally see the bav alive
with craft Of all kinds, and the annual
regatta of the Pacific Yacht Club takes
place on that date. there will be plenty of
chances TOR good pictures.
III possible landing will be made on the
otter side of the bay about lunch time.
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Printers Will PLAY Ball.

The printers of San Francisco and their
brother typos of Sacramento will have a
friendly match game of baseball on Sun
day afternoon at o'clock on the Haight-
street grounds.
In the evening after the game "a banquet
will be held in the rooms of the union, in
Shiels building, on O'Farrell street, to
which all who hold tickets to the ball
game will be admitted. Following is the
make-up Of the contesting teams:
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A Pheasant Surnrise.

While in court yesterday afternoon.
Judge Morrow received a pleasant sur
prise in the shape OF a formal call from
henry Irving, the distinguished TRACE
dian. Mr.. Irving was armed with letter
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Marine Outing.

On September (Admission day. the
California Camera Club will give a marine
outing The steamer Caroline has been
chartered for the day and will leave Jack
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of introduction to the Judge. and was re-
eeived with marked cordiality. A recess
of five minutes was taken to allow the
members of the bar present TO meet the
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- First Rantist Cburch Eddy 81

f. Ordination aud Iusta IatiOn Ser
s~D vices will be held at Frznklin-st Presby-
terian Church. cor Franklin and Vallejo sts., at
p. NJ, when Lieentiate George Stewart will be or
dalned by the Presbytery OF San Francisco and
installed pastor. Revs. DR.. Mac
kenZie, j. G. Smith. Donald Ross and other minis
ters Will oficlate. The thiFty-fuurth anniversarv
Of sabbath will be celebrated at 80 P. Ms
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- Grace Church. Cor. California and
49, stockton sts.: downtown: the princi-
pal hotels-Rev. X. G. FOute. rector; Rev. C. j.
Mason. assistant. Morning services at IL o'clock.
Evening service, with sermon by the Bishop OF
California. 30 O'clock. The evening service will
be rendered by the regular choir. augmented by
orchestral accom- panimeut by leading members of
the Young Ladies' Orchestra Seats free
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CHURCH NOTICES.

The loss of champagne by bursting bot
ties sometimes amounts to % per cent.
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- First Presbyterian Church. Cor.
@e~S Van Ness ave. ana Sacramento sts.-The
pastor, Rev Robert Mackenzie d. d. will preach
Nicholas. will preach at 7:45 P NJ Sunday
school at IL :45 P. NJ Mr.. j. G. Chown superintend-
ent. Young Peoples Society of Chr stian Eu-
deaYor at o 80 P. NJ. Prayer-meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:45 P NJ. All welcome to these
services.
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EDS5 Mission Lodge No. 100. r. N
N~S and A. M.-Onicers aud mem bers "a
are hereby notified to attend the funeral of x II
our deceased brother. ANSELUM BON ET- W.
II, from the hall of our lodge TOMORROW (Sun-
day. at 1O:3O A. Ii. By order of the w. NJ.
/ q. ID. RITNK
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS-MINERAL LAMP WICKS NEVER
IA burn out; no smoke no soot no trimming;
light equal TO gas; samples 1Oc; assorted dozen
DC A. STAYNER & CO., Providence R. +
81 st exSu
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A WEEKS NEw- FOR CENTS - THE
u WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper, for mailing.
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COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS SITUATION
" TO do housewOrk in American family; city or
country; good reference. Please cali 1924 How
ard sL, room z.
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~ ERMAN LADY (MIDDLE-AGED) WANT
VI situation as housekeeper for wldOwer or bacn
elor. Please address NJ NJ box 139, Call Branch
once sci 3t$
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DELIABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUATION
Ii to do cooking and plain washing; wages SO.
Please call or address 245 MiDna, bet. Fourth and
Fifth. sal 2uS
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(YAL. ARPET-SWEEPERS; BEST MADE; ALL
AKinds repatred and sold. Flyers. .3lO Sutter.2 I'm
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PROPERTY WANTED.

m ANTED-PAPER ROUTE OR HOUSE AND
W lot for so acres in Napa; Is acres grapes; 200
prunes, bearing: 1900 olive trees: horses, cow,
tools: $4,000. PAC EXCHANGE. - kearny st.
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A GENTS-CALL AND INVESTIGATE OUR IN
"A dueemenu, exclusive of commissions ofFered
for handling our publications. Seribner's Maga-
zine 54 CrockeT building. au29 st
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VOUNG MARRIED COUPLE (FRENCH) DE-
L sire a situation man as steward, wife lady's
maid or as governess; good references. Ad ress
c. e.. box AZ this nffice- AMI lnts
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PARTNERS WANTED.

"A ANTED-A MAN WITH 500 TO JOIN AD-
vertiser has bar and all fixtures necessary
Address X T., box 81. this once. sci 3t%
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" DUNG GERMAN COOK. CLEAN AND saw
L ing, wants plain place; small wages. 207
Montgomery ave sci 3t%
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MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WOULD LIKE STU
Isl alton to take care OF child and assist Please
cali at 81 Rausoh ST., upstairs, bet. Howard and
Folsom, Seventh and Eighth. sci 2ts
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l.YA A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS LADY'S
- confinement Apply address Nurse,
4O7 Harrison St. where she is al present
gagged sci Ats
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EIRST-CLASS SEAMSrRESS WISHES A
place to 40 upstairs work and sewing or take
care OF child. Berkeley, Alameda short dis
tance In country preferred. Please cali or ad-
dress MRS. CHIPMAN 926 MISSION ST sci 2te
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LOST.

7 OST~ON GOLDEN GATE AVE. LARKrN,
IL McAnister Market sts., Friday afternoon.a
ladys pock et-book. containing coin and keys.
Call room "a, ITO Market ST., and receive liberal
reward seq 2t$
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- Central Methodist Episcopal
9~G Church. Mission St. bet. Sixth and Seventh.
Rev. f. r. Ollie. ID. D.. pastor Rev c. IL Payne.
ID. d., Ii d., Secretary OF the Board OF Education
of the NJ. e. Church. will preach at IL A N. In
the evening tue pastor will preach the last sermon
OF the conference year. subject, "The FoOlishness
OF Preaching" Sunday-schoOi at l p NJ Young
peoples meetings (Y. =. c. E.) at $3.50 p NJ .
Pastor s residence 1910 vi ission st.
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> YOUNG GERMAN GIRLS WISH SITUA-
= tions for general housewOrk. Call at German
Hotel, $50 Howard St sci BIS
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DREPOSSESSING YOUNG WIDOW DESIRES
L position as housekeeper for widower bach
elor. call ITO Sixth st. room l5. secOnd floor.
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IA ANTED-ENGLISH GROOM, $50 TO S35
w and board; American driver with San Fran
cisco experience for milk-wagon. 500 to $50, and
others. Apply TO j. f. CROSETT d Co, 62S
Sacramento ST.
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DESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS WORK: CAN
IL do most anything; steady: willing; good house
keeper; good plain cook; is alone; must have
work: small family: light wages; can take fun
Howard 81.
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COMPETENT WOMAN WOULD LIKE POSI-
Y tion TO work by the day. Call or address Il 8
Wildey St
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II ENItY HUFSCHMIDI SANITARY PLUMBER
Il and gasf;ter; jobOing 623 Golden Gate ave-,
Telephone 2368 jylS If
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y DUNG MAN, NOT AFRAID OF WORK.
wants any kind of work; has experience in
hotel and saloon business win work for his
board. Please address w. L W., box lao. Call
Branch ONCE sci 3t*
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"A OULD TRADE A 9-YEAR-oLD MARESAND
W colt for a building lot in Frultvae; VIII pay
the difference Address Trade, box SO. Call
Branch ONCE jyS SaSuWetf
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> WOMEN, A FIRST-CLASS COOK AND SEC
Z ond girl or waitress in same place Apply 1882
Polk sci
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1CzS Alta Lodge No. IO5, 1. >SSsllllk>,
~" o. O. F.-ohicers ana membe Sa9E5[
are hereby notified OF the death OF 4E<4sG
Brother HENRY MASURETTE. and >>%l7NNS~
requested to assemble in Remembrance Hall, Odd
Fellows building, SUNDAY, al 1880 p. NJ. to at
tend the funeral.
seq 2t E L. GRAVES NnhIA Grand
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CITUATION WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE
- girl TO do second work and sewing in private
family; city references. Can be seen for days
az $50 Stevenson st. sci 2tt
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CTYLISH DRESSMAKER: PERFECT FILTER
- and designer: best reference given; terms,
81 30 per cay. Call OF address 1907 Buchanan
street. au3l 3ts
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CWEDISH WOMAN WISHES TO Do HOUSE
- work In private family. Address A. B., box
IS, this offce. aust Ste
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SITUATIONS WANTED -CoNTINUED

VoUNG SCANDINAVIAN SEEKS WORK OF
Il any KIND: is a sober and Industrious man and
Will give good references. Please address T., box
120. Call Branch ONCE.
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YOUNG WOMAN AS HOUSEKEEPER: GOOD
cook and laundress; city or country. Call 1872
Sixth St, room 81. sci 2t$
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IA ANTED--BY A NORTHERN GERMAN LADY,
w charge OF one or two children; will teach
German aud English; city or country. Call or ad-
dress l4l3 Bush st. au3l 3t*
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

MAN AND WIFE WISH POSITION ON 4
4'i ranch or in city; children; man is goot
mixer aud understands care of horses and stool
thoroughly; wife Is good cook. j. L., box %
this Office SAD 7t%
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L'XPERIENCED WOMAN WANTS TO Do
u hOusewOrS by the day; terms 81. Address,
for DAYS. Competent. box lO7. Call Branch. =
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FOUND.

CAME To PREMISES, BAY HORSE APPLY
" NE. cor. Seventh and Brannan
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you've SWEDISH GIRL WISHES A PLACE
l. general housework and plain cooking. Call at
1852 Filbert ST.. Oakland.
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- DESPECTA AND RELIABLE YOUNG
Ii widow desires position as housekeeper in
widower's family. Address r W., box 1877, Call
Branch once sci 4t
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pESPECTABLE WOMAN WITH CHILD OF 5
III years would like position to assist In kitchen.
general b usework care of children: city or
country wages moderate. Address N b.. S22
Eol at Qr&
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Y 0UNGs MAN, S rEADY AND INDUSTRIOUS,
would like to get situation the city where
he can make himself generally useful. Address
ID. j.. box l9, this ofice. aulS Il
The morning call., 1893-09-02

THE UNION HORSE MARKET AND
II Sales Stables, S62 Howard st near Fifth, s. F.,
ness buggies wagons, otc; liberal advances On all
cOnsignm ents auction sales every Thursday IL
A. M CURLEY & MCBRIDE. Auctioneers.j .jY - 6m
CENTENNIAL STABLES-CARRIAGES ROCK
- Always, yictorias, husgies. etc.: 1921 Califor.
MA ST., bet Larkin and Polk; telephone 66x. NJ
C0NLON, proprietor mrl3tf
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CIrUATION WANTED BY RELIABLE Girl
~ to take care of children and make herself use
ful Please call or address 655 Howard ST 81 81
The morning call., 1893-09-02

Young WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION TO
take chsrge OF infant; no objection 10 country
or travelling: or Will do light upstairs work Please
call or address Nurse, sos Lesvenworth st.sel 3t@
The morning call., 1893-09-02

I OST-A PASSBOOK OF THE HIBEBNIA
J. Savings and Loan Society No. 163-l041 in the
name of j. F. McQUAID. Finder viii please re-
turn to the bank aust ST.
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w OMAN WISHES WORK OF ANY KIND;
W terms IN oderate. Call 316 Beale ST.. mr. Fol-
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pELIABLE COLORED GIRL WANTS SITUA-
IL tion TO do general homework or chamber
work; sleep home. Please call address 16
William St, of o. Farrell, near Jones. sci 2t<
The morning call., 1893-09-02

NANTED-LAU HOTEL, CITY, $40; 1;
w cook, country MOTEL. $50: mother and son for
hotel $S5 experienced rubber. ladies' depart
ment Turkish bath. c. r. HANSEN & CO., no
Geary ST.
The morning call., 1893-09-02

I EWISH FAMILIES. N. B.-PIANo-TEACHER
= of experience wishes pupils; European method;
resident or otherwise. Address MISS b. EVANS
lie Eighth ST seq 3t*
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ELDERY AMERICAN WOMAN. STRAN-
IA ger in city, would like charge of small family
in city or cook for few men a ranch; a good
homo moro than large wages. MRS CRARY
2ll3 Powell ST. aust 5t%
The morning call., 1893-09-02
MALE HELP WANTED.

IA ANTED-SHoP-B AND SLAUGHT-
w erer, country. $50 ana found: Irish section
hand country. 81 75 3 day; so grapepickers, 75c
day and board r. t. WARD q CO. sos Clay,
HARNESSMAKER FOR A RANCH NEAR
Ii city: blacksmith. $46: 10 grapepicEers, 81
per day and board; walters, $50. MURRAY
READY, 6S4 Clay st.
The morning call., 1893-09-02

CoALYARD TO LEASE OHEAP; 66O-e62
Minna ST., bet Seventh and Eighth; good loca-
tion; long established stand: together with tene-
street. au29 Tt
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EP Good VIII Encampment Ma n
aS-O 49, /. o. o. F.-The officers and mem >FS
bers OF Good Nill Encampment are hereby ~
to attend the funeral of our ate treas
urer, A BoNNETTI, from the hall, cor. Sixteenth
and Valencia sts, SUNDAY. at IL A. NJ. sharp.
by order OF II A. j.. \ OACK. C. Z.
The morning call., 1893-09-02

VoUNG SWEDISH DRUGGIST, SPEAKING
Il 6erman and English, wants situation n drug
store. For particulars apply TO newspaper Vest
Rusren, llS Third ST au3l yt~
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THOUSAND TONS OF MARKETABLE
- wheat wanted in exchange for general mer
chandse: highest price paid. Write for details to
SMITHS CASH STORE, 416 and 4 18 Front. 2 st
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SPECIAL NoTICEs-CoNrINUED.

SPECIAL TICEs-CoNTINUED.
ER Mrs. DR. run e, "A ishth St,
W. Alameda; private home; diseases Of women.
E Or. Schmidt. German Midwife
l2l112 Mission; private home continent 'nt
monthly Irregularities cured day instrm ts.tf
women. jy1S 6m
- Ladies-Tf Irregular, Ser Mrs. Puetz
- ana De content at once 254H2 4th aus 6n
" All Ladies, Near or Far. Consult
VIDE practice, DR.. ANTHAN (the only qualified
rusty specialist here) for sure quick relief of IT.
reguiarities or suppression, any time or cause. by
an improved, painless method. superior to all
else; no instrument, Electricity. fraud or wrong:
dlSgrace and suffering avoided Tell invalids.
Ladies, married or single assured true sympathy
kiha ald II IN trouble honest treatment and safe,
easy cure guarant'd. Lady assistant Patents un-
successfully treated or imposed upon by others
especially invited. Private home in confinement
with every care and attendance of physician aud
nurse. Babes adopted Travellers attended
delay and no failure. Terms reasonable to all. +
Gold pills, strong 81 Safeguards S5. Sure rem
ed1es sent Tor home Call or write, free strict
Private ais: blood debiritv ohesity sreriiitv
cured. Patients come at once and first TO the Doc
tor, arrange for accom'odation, save time and ex-
pense; hours to 2. aul5 3Ots
- Painless Maternity Guaranteed;
s~S home; best care reasonable: All femaie com.
plants and Irregularities successfully treated by
physician 70 years practiee pills 81 free. DIR.
ana MRS GoDFREY. S69 Mission: hours to 8. II
RS Cancer-The Koehler Cancer Cure
49, Co. is located at 70S Fulton. s. f. CANCER,
Iumors or malignant growtbs are removed with
specstv es, ga ea sor cHfns
free. lmy2S 6ml PHILIP KOEHLER. Mgr.
re- Cure Guaranteed-Frenr Fe-
- male pllls never fall in suppression monthly
effect desired; ladies, health delicate or other
conditions, should use them. MRS. DAVIES.
1886 Market ST., Murphy bldg, r. 50. Sd foorap20
The morning call., 1893-09-02

M ANTED-SITUATION AS HEAD GARDEN
w er by middle-aged man; satisfactory refer
ences as to character and ability. j. R.. ITO Lin
den ST.. Oakland. au29 ct
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VA ANTED-A SCANDIN AVIAN GIRL FOR
w kitchen work, cooking, $50; German
girls for cooking s25 and $50; frst-class paror-
maid and waitress, S25. and % housework girls.
$50 and S25. Apply to MISS PLUNKETT, 424
Sutter st.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-02-25
OPIUM w CHINACH.

Opium uzywane do palenia wy
maya nadzwyczajnych, diugich prey
gotowah. Bierze sic makowki
wschodnie, wysypuje Mich max ma
patelnie zelazna, potrzasa i powoli
smazy Ma ogniu, mieszajac wciaz
paaeczka, by sic ziarno ME przypa
lido. .Nastepnie przekaada sic wszystko
ma dwie patelnie dotad obraca mad
ogniem, az wilgo6 wyparuje, opium
}atwo piatkami oddzielic sic daje
cd patelni. P{atki to, to czardu: jest
to masa lepka, elastyczna, dajaca sic
ma kllka stop rozciagnac. Czardu
ostudza sic wachlarzami, pakuje W
puszki cynowe oddaje ma sprzedaz.
Chihczycy czesto fa}szuja opium
przymieszka cukru lodowatego.
Czardu jest smiertelna trucizna; !;
dose kilku gramow by zabi6 czlo-
wieka W ciagu godziny. Palacy
opium uzywaja cd powiednio urza-
dzonych fajek cynowa miseczka ma
pokrywce. Palace W dziurke mi
seczki wtyka kawa}ek czsrdu, k}a-
die sic lub siada, zapala czardu i
upaja sic. Po kilku pociagach, fajka
wypada rak palacza bezprzytom-
nego. Palace opium ME zasypia ma
d4ugo; po kilku chwilach budzi sic
omdla}y i wraca do fajki, by zapas6
znowu W sen denerwujacy. Ze OBJ
rzydliwy ten naa6g W przeciagu
kilku lat wyniszcza wszystkie silly i
czyni niezdolnym do piracy, widac to
po wycbud}ych znekanych cierpie-
MEM twarzach, chwiejnym kroku
drzacych rekach namietnych pa
LACEY opium. A najgorsze to, re
palenie przechodzi predko W ME.
przezwyciezony nalog.
w po}udniowych Chinach, we
wszystkch prawie wiekszych mia
stach, znajduja sic publiczne O..
piarnie. Niedawno W Pekinie, W
samym pa{acu cesarskim, GAIA s}uzba
dworska tru}a sic dymem czardu.
Nawet kobiety zaczynaja smakowac
W tym wystepku, choc W Chinach
jest on dotad jeszcze punktem do
rozwodu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-02-25
kOlumb re Sniegu.

We W{oszech W miescie Genui
spad} ogromny snieg: zjawisko ME.
s1ychane W tym ciep1ym kraju. RE
zbiarz artvsta tamtejszy Achi(le Cen
nessa kaza{ ubic ze sniegu twsrdy
s}up pa 8 metry wysokosci, ociosa4
60 W kr6tkim czasie utworzy} ie'
go posag Krzysztofa Kolumba, a ns
podstawie wyrzezbi} herb W@och. Ca
Ia Genua i okoliczni mieszkahcy thu
lhnie spieszyli oglada6 ten posag
Cannessa kaza} pasag ten fotografo-
wac W kilku dniach sprz.da& kilks
tysiecy fotografii.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-02-25

kahcy zwabili ich do miasta, poczem
zamknawszy bramy, prawie do nogi
wyrzneli. Po ulicach brodzono we
krwi po kostki. Rzez ia straszna
trwasa cztery godziny.
Wiedeh.-Zwyczajem jest tutej-
szej izby panow, re po smierci ka-
zdego cz}onk6w ma gmachu jej u
kazuje sic czarna cboragiew. .Obe-
cny jej prezes hr. Trautmannsdorf
ME pozwoli} jednak uczcic ta zaio-
bna oznaka pamieci zmar}ego MEDIA.
VINO hr. *Krasickiego, zapewne dla
tego, ze nieboszczyk zakohczyi zycie
samob6jstwem.
Madryt.-Infanta. Eulahie, kt6ra
ma wystawie kolumbijskiej ma re-
prezentowac krolowe regentke
Chrystyne, wybiera sic W droge 2
mezem, ksieciem Antoine w 20.
droz wybiora sic ma okrecie pocz,o-
wynn wyladowa6 zamerzaja Por-
to Rico. Ztad po kole,, zwiedza Ha-
vane, Kube, Matauzas Santiago
nastepnie ma pancerniku udadza sic
do New Yorku. Pobyt ich W Stanach
Zjednoczonych bedzie bardzo
kr0tki.
Berlin.-Kanclerz Caprivi mia}
move W zaprzeszsy piatek W izbie
.panow, W ktorej zapewniaf, 20 ataki
socyalist6w anti-semitow oraz
towarzystw agrarnych ME zmusza go
do zrezygnowania re stapowiska.
Jezeii agrarczycy co chca, mowia,
niechaj powiedza co, ale pod}e ataki
musza usta6. Rzad, zdaniem jego, ME
mog} przyja6 bimetalizmu, niechcac
narazi6 sic ma bankructwo. Nova
jego wywo}a}a W kraju sensacye i
zag{ebi ona moze przepasd miedzy
rzadem konserwatystami.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-02-25
WIADOMOSCI z PENNSYLVANIA.
Region COnnellsville.
TOD naszego regularnego koresponderta]

tod naszego regularnego korespondertal.
KS. Aleksander Smigiel,proboszcz
polskiej parafii W Scottdale,wysiada
jac z pociagu W Everson, wywichnal
sobie noge, TAX nieszczesliwie, ze
musia} sic ma kilka dni po{ozy6 do
}ozka. w parafii wielki smutek te-
60 powodu. Wszyscy Boga prosza,
aby ich czcigodny pasterz powr6ci}
do zdrowia jaknajrychlej.
W Morrell PIP. Koz}owscy ciesza
sic, ze Bog ich obdarzyl zdrowym
synkiem.
Pan Adam Janowicz W Morrell
jest bardzo zadowolony obraz6w,
kt6re dosta} cd "Ameryki' ma pre-.
mum. Powiada, re take obrazy zaw-
SEE warte po 75o.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-02-25
PRAWDA PRZEDEWsZYsTKIEM.

Poni Z.-Jasiu, kt6ra godzina?
N &.-(na wp6} spiaco) Uf!
Z.-(2O minut P6znieD Jasiu,
ktora godzina?
M.-Uf?
Z.-(godzinie poznleD Jasiu, ktdra
godzina?
M.-Siodma.
Z.-Dlaczego zes tax ME m6wit
pred godzina?
M.-Poniewaz wtedy ME byla
si6dma.